... ARREST OF OSCAR WILDE. Oa the resumption of the Yenned of t►. charge est the Marque. of Queershomy fee laminae Mr. Omer Wadi. emit et the Old Motley crowded. Mr. Canoe, ha address for tile had dealt as folly a. he with Mr. Wilde's Marmon. Ha had almost ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. Mr. Charles floured his hearing et the charge. against (hear Wilde end Alfred Taylor at the Central Crioneal Court. there being large attendance of tbs The evidence for the prosecution was need by the of shorthand writers who took ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE TRIAL. Oscar surrendered .t the Old Bailey fur the turd time to take trial epee of Sir Edward Oaths t►e Jury, dwelt on the weep- Newel, unusual, sad unjust limy to which the case been conducted on part of the Crews. Oscar Wilde entered ...

... ARREST of OSCAR WILDE. The Poses says tt is understood that a warrant on arab t►e cawe ►as applied for at clock afternoon. sad taloned that it was granted. The application was made to John Bridge fa hie prorate room, by Mr. son or the Lord Josticai, sad ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE AND LORD QUEENSBERRY. ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE IN THE BOX. The trial the Marquess of Quaensberry for libelling Mr. Oscar Wilde was resumed at the Courtrai Criarinel Court yeeterday morning. The prosecutor again vent into the be:, and mu cresoelateloed by Mr. Corson. He arid be brit ...

... abroad in to the health and tnatraunt of Oscar Wilde, now confined in l'initontille prison. 'l'hisy are, however, absolutely without fouodattoo. Not•itbstantinig all that bees mid, it is • fact that Oscar Wilde le in good health, and is not in the infirmary ...

... I.ATE 4,E FILAKING VI XNM At the I entre' Criminal oui t, yeeterday, Mr. C. V. Gill • entieried the of Oscar Wilde the Marquees of yueensherty for alleged libel. He raid tie prosec.der and defendant were anxious that • trial should tell., place a. won ...

... conoorn , ng one Oscar Wilde. at Albemarleatmet, on tan of February, 1895, in the parish of St. George's. Mr. C. 0. Humphreys prosecuted. and Sir George Lewin appeared for the defence. Me. Humphrey ., in opening the we. With that Mr. Oscar Wilde was a married ...

... Robert Harhoroogh :Menu& the author and journalist. was able, by the special permission of the Home Sfeeelee!, to visit Oscar Wilde yesterday, at Wandsworth Gaol. The Press Amociation learn. from Mr. Sheranl that the visit lasted 20 minute., and t►at a ...

... fewer is mooted to-be raging in may ports the Trannaal. The Bishop Salisbury is holding hU triennial visitation this work Oscar Wilde bat been mimed ham Waco, and Intends to resume literary career. The report of as avalanthe •proves to have bent the of servant ...

... Inllen declined the office. The offer was knows to Mr. McCarthy, Mr. Sexton, sad ea* two Minn the party. MR. OSCAR WILDE AT 130 W STREET. Oscar Wilde and the man Taylor were further charged at Bowwtreat yeat•iday. Wilde looked paler, but booed courteouely ...