... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE Mr Justice Charles resumed yesterday, at the Central Criminal Court, the hearing of the several indictments preferred against Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor. His Lordship took his seat, at eleven o'clock, and there wv.as again a crowded ...

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... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE.] PRISONERS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.' I ecar Wilde and Alfred Taylor again appeared at Bow Street yesterday mroning on charges of indecency. Mr Gill conducted the case for the f Treasury. Wilde was defended by Mr Travers HiEumpbreys, ...

... BAIL TO BE CRAHTED'. Application was made in ehambers yester- dsy-ibefore NIr Baron Polloek-for an order to rele3se ME Oscar Wilde on bail. Mr Gill, for the Treasnry, wvas present. His Lordship, hbire Eromi~fg that bail shoold be granted, said he would ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE, SCANDAL. I ~. .: CONSPIRMfY CHARCES WITHDRAWN- s t(YE EVIDENCE OF THE PRISNERS. nt The trial of Oscar Wilds and Alfred Taylor was i'e resumed yesterday at the Old Bailey-befreMr B Justice Charles and a jury. There was again a6 rum large ...

... | THE OSCAR WILDE SCAN.DAL. I Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor again appeared t in the dock at the Central Criminal Court yester- E day morning on the several indictments preferred l against them. There was a crowded attendance U of the public. t Mr JUSTICE ...

... THE CHARGES AGAINST OSCAR WILDE. Sir John Bridge again sat yesterday in the Extradition Court at Bow Street to hear further at evidence on. the charges preferred against Cacair of Fingal O'Flalierty Wilde, poet and dramatist. *With him was Alfred Taylor ...

... OF THE SECOND TRIAL At the Central Criminal Court yesterday, before Mr Justice Wills, the second trial was commenced of Oscar Wilde, who is charged with committing indecent acts. The Court was densely crowded. Sir Frank Lockwood, Mr C. F. Gill, and Mr ...

... TH3IK CHARGE AGAINST OSCAR WILDE. The first feature of Saturday's proceedings in the Wilde case was the cross-examination by Sir Edward Clarke of the young man Alfred Wood. It was Wood who obtained from the man in the dock the sum of £30 for the return ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE LIBEL I I~. ACTION. The Marquis of Queensberry again surrendered to his bail yesterday at the Central Criminal Court, charged with publishing a defamatory libel concerning Mr Oscar Wild,. The doors were opened at half-pass nine, and even ...

... THE CHARGES AGAINST OSCAR WILDE. PROCEEDINGS AT BOW STREET-ARREST OF TAYLOR. At Bow Street Police Court on Saturday Oscsa Fingall O'Flaherty Wilde Wilde, described as gentleman, of 16 Ties Street, Chelsea, was charged on. a warrant before Sir John Bridge ...

... TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE IAND ALFRED TAYLOR. Oscar Wilde (40), author, and Alfred Tayloy (33), no occupation, appeared in the dock at the Central Criminal Court yesterday on several indictments. The approacbes to the Old Bailey presented much the same aspect ...