... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. dhe les 6rd el- of Ily )ed by at re. At the- Central Criminal Court, Lundon, yester- day, Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor were placed in the dock, before Mfr. Justice Charles, to answer a series of indictments for misdemeanours. Wilde ...

... | THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE I V I VERDICT A-ND SE.NTENCE. II The second trial of Oscar Wilde for alleged offences under the Criminal Law Amendment n Act was resumed and concluded at the Central Criminal Court, London, on Saturday. The t prisoner, who bad ...

... , THE OSCAR WILDE CASE ated the mis- inal xrict seen mad ring ,ord andy the be. thle atic adi- be spe- iere >ant ?? igo- sed Qald pos- roln ruc- ced. to on uedI star ope old- the Iee care cee tiny reee 'uld ek. ace, Mr. the his , is ong in the ler- sees ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE DISAGREEMIENT OF THE JURY. 5e In ?? of the trial of Oscar Wilde and ble Alfred Taylor being brought to a close at the Old or Bailey, London, yesterday, there was again a lIse3 es attendance of the public, and the court T as or crowded ...

... THEJ OSCAR WILDE CASE PRISONXEIS IN THE WITNESS BOL 0 The trial of Oscar Wi]de and Taylor was re-B sumned. yesterday, at the Old Bailey, London, be- tl fore Mr. Justice Cbarles. Mr. Gill, addressing the judge, said he had had td an opportunity of considering ...

... Edward Clarke at once rose and said-I appear in this case, with mly friend MIsr. Travers ucMphrseys, for the defensa of Mr. Oscar Wilde. I have had the oportcunity of reading the deposi- dions which were taken last Saturday, and i am much obliged for the ...

... ,CRIMINAL CHARGE &G&INSTI OSCAR WILDES | PROCEEDINGS AT BOW-STREET. At Bow-street Police Cort, on Saturday, before Sir John Bridge, Oscar Fingall O'Flaherty Wide, described as gentleman,' of 16, T'ite.street, C who had been arrested the previous evening ...

... Gill, instructed by Messrs. Day an Russell, of 1 Norfolk-street, Strand. Mr. C. 0 Humphreys, i solicitor, appeared for Mr. Oscar Wilde. The court was overcrowded with interested and curious -persons. Mr. Wilde drove to the court in a carriage and Pair in ...

... concerning one Oscar Wilde, at Albermarle-street, on the 28th of February, 1895, at the parish of St. Georges. Mr. C. -O. Humphreys prosecuted, and Sir George Lewis appeared for the defence. Mr. Humphreys, in opening the case aid that Mr. Oscar Wilde was a maried ...

... MARQUIS OF I I QUEENSBERRY. | COLLAJSE OF THE CASE. VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY. a -ARREST OF OSCAR WILDE. I The trial of the charge of criminal libel by Mr. t! Oscar Wilde against the Marquis of Queensberry c was resumed yesterday, before Mr. Justice Collins ...

... train to steamed into Westbourne Park Station, and } the first person to alight was Oscar Wilde, who a was accompanied by the deputy-governor of the Reading Prison. Oscar Wilde, who wore a tall * tlk hat, a black overcoat, patent leather shoes, and carried ...

... that no one regretucd mora deeply tan he that any tension had existed. THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE At the Central Criminal Court, London, on Saturday, the trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred TIaylor on an indictfient charging them wvith certain uiidemeancuois, ...