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... OSCAR WILDE. IN UOOD HP ALTH BUT TERRIBLY CHANG HID. A frier.d of mine (says a writer in a contem- porary) who saw Oscar Wilde on Wednesday, and was permitted to say a word to him, says that Oscar is in good health, though sadly and terribly changed in ...

... OSCAR WILDE. The Press Association states that an effort has been made to secure the release of Oscar Wilde from prison technical grounds bearing upon the framing of the indictment, in which, it will be remembered, there were two sets of counts. The ...

... OSCAR |WILDE. REPORTED TO BE IN READING GAOL The Reading Standard in its issue of yesterday states that Oscar Wilde is now incarcerated in Reading Gaol. His entry into the county town of Berkshire took place about a fortnight ago. It will be remembered ...

... OSCAR WILDE WILL DELITES BIS FIRST LECTURE TONIGHT (THURSDAY), ...

... OSCAR WILDE. THE SECOND TRIAL. SIR EDWARD CLARKE'S ADDRESS. WILDE IN THE WITNESS-BOX. SEVERE CROSS-EXAMINATION. SIR EDWARD CLARKE'S APPEAL TO THE JURY.. LONDON.Friday. The of Oscar Wilde charges of indecency resumed txxlay at the Oid Bailey, before Mr ...

... OSCAR WILDE. THE DAILY ROUTINE IN PRISON The British Medical Journal gays many rumours have been spread abroad in regard to the health and treatment of Oscar Wilde, now confined in Pentonville Prison. They are, however, absolutely witboat foun- dation ...

... OSCAR WILDE. THE BANKRUPTCY 111 j azott «» describing Oscar Wilde's V nder tl? ™ptcy Court, says: W^h° Verco care ° two wai- ders, wearing V 1 ...

... OSCAR WILDE. TO BE ALLOWED BAIL. Application was made in Chambers thin&fteri«hju to release Oscar Wilde on bail. The Judge lie would grant bail, but would reserve decision the amount till to-morrow. ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Mr Oscar Wilde, the leading apostle of the religion of beauty, is native Dublin, and was born Ootober 16, 18S3. He is remarkable inatanoe au author making early age a mark ia the literary hietory this oountry. is member of good family, and ...

... OSCAR WILDE. FINAL MOMENTS OF THE CASE. JUDGE'S PERORATION. WAITING FOR THE VERDICT. Mr Justice Charles, in concluding his summing-up of the Wilde and Taylor case yesterday, said: — I have had to sum this case up you with some minuteness because of its ...

... OSCAR WILDE It, mav taken for granted that long as Oscar Wilde's health remains as is at present the Home Secretary will have no cause for ordering his release before the expiration of his full term of imprisonment. The report made the Home Office by ...