... OSCAR WILDE. The public of Oscar Wilde concladed on Tuesday in London Bankruptcy Court. The con- viet looked very unwell, and answered almost en- irely in monosyllables. Evidence went to show that wo vears before the failure his expenditure had been £2900 ...

... - OSCAR WILDE. REIIED MAGISTERIAL !SQUIRT. Lo N Thursday. and Alfred Tailer again appeared in g . Row-street, to-day, the forner on charges of companion on i warrant alleging :Iraq for an unlawful purpose. The extradition go urt thronged when Sir Joan ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Mr Oscar Wilde has returned from America and starts on an all round lecturing tour this week. Hie play Vera, that roused the wrath of the New Yorkers, will be produced in Boston shortly, and we shall see what the Hub will say to it. ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Mr Oscar Wilde, the leading apostle of the religion of beauty, is native of Dublin, and was born October 16, 1853. He is a remarkable instance of author making at early age a mark in the literary history of this country. He is a member of ...

... By OSCAR WILDE. Pricks or Admission— Reserved Seats, 3a; Front Beats. 2s ; Second Seats, la Box Plan now ready, and Seats can be secured Bruton & Co.’s. Music Warehouse, Weston-super Mtre. 77 iff out*. fITANTED CLASS OF ADVERTISE ▼ ▼ MENTS. For Insertions ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Tlie Press Association states reliable authority that during the greater part of his time since his release Mr Oscar Wilde has been staying with his mother. Lady Wilde, her residence in South-West Ixmdon, and Messrs Humphreys and Hons, his ...

... OSCAR WILDE Displays Courage and Resigastlea, and Reads Pauir and Newman. Mr. Robert Sborard, the and journalist, was able, by el the Henke to visit Omar ea Wandsworth yesterday. Tbe visit 20 • 'ruder was ream& Mr. bibersed states tbat t4e is badly ...

... OSCAR WILDE. receiving order was made in the London Bankruptcy Court to-day against Oscar Wilde, the petitioning creditor being the Marquis of Queensberry, who claims for costs in the debtor's unsuccessful action for criminal libel. ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Oscar Wilde's solicitors attended before Baron PolloCk in Chambers to-day, and intimated that they were prepared with the necessary securities, which the police were satisfied with. An appearance on behalf of Wilde will be made at Bow-,street ...

... OSCAR WILDE, SMR.LABOUCHERE AND THE its LATE SdANDAL. ,n c T DENUNCIATION OF LORD ALFRED 2e DOUGLAS. Br - )dAiMr. Labouchere gives us in Truth .some id interesting statements and rflections on the -a Wilde case:- (. 71 had a slight acqua?ntanceship ...

... OSCAR WILDE. THE JURY DISAGREE : THE CASE TO BE TRIED AGAIN. At the Central Criminal Court, .on Wednesday, the jury who beard the evidence In the proceeding’s against Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor were o to agree, and were discharged. A verdict of ** ...

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