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... OSCAR WILDE. London, Wednesday, Oscar Wilde slept the Midland Hotel, St. Paocraa, on Tuesday night, and remained there to-day busily engaged in arranging his rivate affairs and preparing for the new trial, t it stated bis health far from satisfactory ...
... OSCAR WILDE. London, Monday. A» th« London Bankruptcy Court this morning the first meeting the creditors was held under the receiving order made against Oscar fin gal OTlahcrty Wells Wiide, described os late Tit*! Street, Chelsea, now her Majesty’s prison ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Ma. K. H. Sazaano, writing from the Author's Ciub in London to the Jowrnal, says be visited Osear Wiide in Roading Prison last week and fosnd bim tobe a complets wreck of his former self, both mentally and physically. *1 feel” remarked the ...
... OSCAR WILDE. ot io T e b sutbority, since release L:Onlr'd:'h.- been stayirg with bis mother, Lady w residence in Soutlr west London, and Humphreys & — &Oflldlqul-du‘_‘“m surrenfer af on prior to the trial, fixed for eleven o'clock. So far as can be ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Ter Prisone Department of the Home Oflice bas no knowledge of the T“ release of Oscar Wilde, who on May last year was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment with bard lagoar. | THE CUBAN REVOLT. Naw Yorx, Famoar.—A Brenswick (f despaich rtates—The ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. Tux trisl of Osear Wilde and Alfred Taylor was resumed at the Central Criminal Ceurt today, before Mr. Justice Charles. Sir Edward Clarke cross examined Alfred Wood, who was in sruwmvuuuu—um on ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE CASK. London. Mokdat. At the Coßtnl Criminal Court thb Borninj, bofun Mr. Jnatico Willi and J nrj, Oicar Wilde, 40, author, and Alf rad Taylor. 33. no occupation, were arraigned on an indictment charging them with rnrioui acta of impropriety ...
... MR. OSCAR WILDE. The Ch.-cm'Je saysWc hear that Mr. Oscar Wilde has Buffered seriously bßahh since his sentence. He ho® lr»*t twenty-two pound® in weight, and hi* condition presents one among many illustmtions of the way which our prison system destroys ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. AT the Central Criminal Court to day, before Justice Wills, Oscar Wilde was charged with committing indecent acts. Mr. Frank Lockwood, Mr. C. F. Gill, and Mr. Horace Avory appesred for the prosecution, and the prisoner was defended ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. 10::'“.:‘:2'.' aged ‘:‘“‘ aathor, and Mth. aylor, no oeeu io doaumcuwcfimgm»hy jointly eharged with conspiring together to commis, sod procure to be committed, certain acts of gross indency. Both were also indicted for committing ...
... SLANDEKINO OSCAR WILDE. AGAINST THE MAKyUIS gUEENSBEBRY. London, Saturdat. The wretched little police court Marlborough Street was crowded this morning bj people of importance and otherwise who bad come to hear the further development of the libel action ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. London, Friday. Oscar Wilde, aged 46, author, and Alfred Taylor, aged 32, occupation, appeared in the dock at the Central Criminal Court to-day jointly charged with conspiring together to commit, and procure be committed, certain ...