... so cleverly expressed by Oscar Wilde-in short, the Oscar Wilde pose. filled every right-thinking man with disgust, if not dis- may. Thle collapse of the case is a terrible fall for a man of the lofty ambitions of Oscar Wilde. Society will know him no ...

... bill for the relief of the distress in Ireland. The Army Annual Bill was read a first time. THE RUMOURED RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE. Oscar Wilde is still confined in Reading Jail, i where he is employed in making mailbags. TRUIRO CATHEDRAL A ?? meeting of the ...

... examined, after which the Court was adjourned. OSCAR WILDE IN; PRISON. Mr. Robert Harborougli Sherard, the author and journalist, was able, by special peridasion of the Home Secretarv, to visit Oscar Wilde yesterday at Wandskrth Jail. The visit lasted ...

... Robinson, of Huddersfiekl. the damage will amolunt to several thousand piounds. OSCAR WILDE'S BA1IF Lon OIN,S9UNDrA.-Baron Pollock vesterdaw con- sented to the release of Oscar Wilde on personal bail of £,2.500,coupled with two sureties of £1,250 each. The ...

... COBRESPONDENiT. Nnw Yoos;, Sun.ky.-Froin all parts of the United States expresakns of disgust towards the fallen dramatist Oscar Wilde are being reported, and whenever any of his wnrlis are in theatre bills they are nleing hastily withdnawn, The manage- ment ...

... that has been done. THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. The Daily Telegraph ?? sterner rebuke could well have been inflicted on some of the artistic tendencies of the time than the condemna- tion on Saturnlay of Oscar Wilde at the Central Criminal Court. lie ...

... Pasha has been ordered once 1n20e to an armistice. Tae above appeared in our second e&tnd n . yeterday. I :OSCAR WILDE RELEASED. Mr. Oscar Wilde was removed from 5- Jail to Pentonville, and .was yesterday a formally released from custody, havin-T Catch ...

... AGAINST OSCAR VILDTE. An apliecation was made is Chambers yesterday before II. Baron l kollorh for an ordei to release Oscar Wilde on bail. M1 . Gill, for the Treasury, lwas present. His Lordshlip. while promnsing that bail sho'ld be granted, said lie ...

... wealthy proprietress of several periodical publications in the city, has just married Mr. William Wilde, brother of Mr. Oscar Wilde. President Harrison will claim indemnity for outrages upon American missionaries in the Caro- line Islands. A telegram from ...

... Several shop meetisng have ix-en neld i. condemning the rules. r - a THE PROSECUTION OF OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Justice Charles resumed the bearing of the charges against Oscar Wilde and Alfred Tas'or e yesterday at the Central Criminal Court. Tesre l was again a large ...

... OUR LOND)ON LETTERS BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE. BELFAST Nsaus-LrraER OFFICE, 169. FLEEXT STREEr, E.C., TUE-s.OSY Nsiunr. Mr Oscar Wilde, in the plenitude of lis iniagina- tio,. has nov6r written a play so stertling and pathetic in It: incidents as the melancholy ...

... to be in readiness to take her station between Liverpool and New York early in Au gust. BANKRUPTCY PROC EEDINGS AGAINST OSCAR WILD)E. At the London Bankruptcy Court yesterday ih receiving order was made against Oscar Fingall O'Fahertv Wills Wilde, late ...