... 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 ...

... '*Bridge of Verona, by Canaletto, 2,000 gs. Prices ruled high all through at each sale. The result of the prosecution of Oscar Wilde Undoubtedly occasioned profound sur- prise among the public, as it did among those in court, including the prosecfiting ...

... 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 ...

... the relatives of the deceased to the kind con- sideration of the ship owners. OSCAR WILDE-THE AXPPLICATION FOR, BAIL. London, Monday. Messrs Hamphreys and Sons, Oscar Wilde'( solicitors, attended before Baron Pollock it Chambers to-day and intimated they ...

... 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 ...

... Saturday. The doors of Bow street Police Court were besieged at a cemparatively early hour this morning, it being known that Mr Oscar Wild., who had been arrested on the previous evening, wol_ be placed in the dock.. That part of the building in whbic exdition ...

... reserved in the other cases heard in Aruagh. OSCAR :WLDE :LEAVES LONDON. HIS DESTiNATIrYS KHPT SECRET. London, Thursday. M r Oscar Wil'de has left tbe Midland Betel, -sPancs and although his movements ara kept secret, there is good reason to believe that he ...

... all playgoers, to whom I she is known as one .Jf the most talented and charming emotiunal actresses on the stage. 3kL. Oscar Wilde' blay An Ideal Hus- band, at the' Haymarket, has developed into a a popular sulcce sa of u fisst-ratec oder. Messrs Morell ...