... OSCAR WILDE. Dyeld Sadwrn, gorphenwyd iiil brawl' Oscar Wilde, yn Lluudain. Wadi i'r rheithwyr ystyried y tystiolsethau dygasant reithfarn o euog yn erbyn Wilde ar bob un o'r wyth eyhuddiad. Ownaeth y sylwadau Ilym ar yr achosion yu erbyn Wilde a Taylor ...

... OSCAR- WILDE. PROCEEDINGS AT BOW STREEr. Oest Wilde and AlfIed Taylor alain appeared in the dock at Bow street, London, yesterday. The Extradition Court was thronged when Sir John Bridge took his Neat, Mr Gill again appeared for the Treasury; Sir Edward ...

... BY OSCAR WILDE. The Central Criminal Court was densely crowded this mermag. when the In which Marquis of Queens berry is charged with cri ninallr libelling Mr. : Witda, the wrU-snown (daywrigbt, come fur i hearing. Mr. Justice Henn Collins presided, and ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Oscar slept a* the Midland Hotel, St. Pancras, on Tuesday nighft, and remained there yesterday bnsdly engaged arranging his private affairs and preparing for the new trial. is stated that his health is fiar from satisfactory, and though able ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Robert H__cborough Sherard, the author and .Toui-i-list. was able by special permission of the Home Seoretaay to visit Oscar Wilde on Monday at Wandsworth Gaol. The visit lasted twenty minutes, and a warder was present. The convict appeared ...

... By OSCAR WILDE The DECAY of LYING : a Dialogue. “A THOUSAND MORE MOUTHS EVERY DAY.” By the Right Hon. the EARL of MEATH. CLUBS for WORKING GIRLS. the Hon. MAUDE STANLEY. CATHEDRAL-ROOM for NEGLECTED RECORDS. By the Rev. Dr. jessopp. The POSTHUMOUS VI ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Oscar Wilde has left the Midland Hotel, St. Pancras, and although his movements are kept secret, there is good reason to believe that he took his departure for the sea coast by an early train on Thursday morning. Before leaving town Mr ...

... OSCAR WILDE. His Second Trial. THE FINAL STAGE. Sol icitor- General'8 Speech, THE JURY & LORD ALFRED DOUGLAS. LONDON, SLt-,irday.-The final stage in the second trial of Oscar Wilde was entered upon at the Old Bailey to-day before Mr Justice Wills. The ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Vanghan, the magistrate at Bow-street Police Court, made order this morning for Uie release of Oscar Wilde on hail, himself in £2,500 and two sureties of £1,250 each. The sureties are Lord Douglas, of Hawick, and the Rev. Stewart Headiam ...

... OSCAR WILDE. PREPARING FOR HIS NEW TRIAL. OFF TO THE SEASIDE. Mr Oscar Wilde has left the Midland Hotel, St. Pancas, and, although his movements are kept secret, there is good reason to believe that he took his departure for the sea coast by an early ...

... OSCAR WILDE DISPLAYS ' , COURAGE AND RESIGNATION, AND READS PATER AND NEW/LAN. Mr. Hobert Harborough Skerard, the author and journalist, was able, by special permissiln of the Home Secretary, to visit Oscar Wilde at Wandsworth Gaol, few days since. Tbe ...

... OSCAR WILDE. 1.• . tartllnit Rumour as to the of WitneS3es. Avery a•yA la • • ruaa , .. , •••l 1 , 14 in Inge' is the that wnher of impraleat witnesses as behalf et in the Oacer ewe. to be triwt et the Old stet seek, wdi tø Meek rams es day the tele/ ...