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... esnctalnan2)- di .: - . : - SNow York, Mo!da'.y aat Mrs Frank Leslie wae m:arried to William E in Kingsbury Wilde;birther, t Oscar Wilde, in t'e ed. Church of the Strangaier ls etening by the Rev bad Dr Deems. The ceremony took place after the m sietvice, the ...
... s. but they areuto be available for a second journey by any persons either way, at any tine, on any day, by any car. Oscar Wilde appeared for his public exami- nation in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday. Ile was brought from Wandsworth prison in charge ...
... cotntry genternan. THE CASE OF OSCAR ISLDE. An effor~t hain leen made oll teclinical grounrts to secuire the rellse if Oscar Wilde from prison. Withiin the last few nays an applicatioo scat made to Sir R. Reid. Attornev-Ceneral, lor a writ of error in ...
... the leaders of the different parties. OSCAR WILDE'S BANKRUPTCY INSOLVENT FOR TFIE LAST TWO YE.ARS. London, Thursday. At the London Bankruptcy Court to-day the accounts were issued under the failure of Oscar Wilde, now of lher Majesty's prison, Wandsworth ...
... Galway James E Whyte, Queen's College, Belfast OSCAR WILDE. London, Friday. Sir Robert Reid, the Attorney General, and Sir ,Frank Lockwood, the Solicitor-Genora], have given directions that Oscar Wilds shall be prosecuted afresh at the noxt sitting of ...
... volume of Dublin Verses, by mem- bers of Trinity College, includig Mr. Aubrey de Vere, Mr Lecky, Mr. Dowden, and Mr I Oscar Wilde, with Mr H A Hinkson as editor, will be published by Mr. Elkin Mathews early in the spring. Mr. Fisher Unrwin will issue ...
... Sir, said ' e 'p-liz d curate, ?? I sot up for an autbority. r said the dean, Why, then, sit down ava n- I- _ _ - a }OSCAR WILDE. An application will be rmade to ir OsGe: W. separately from Tarlor. Mr. Jus't e ΒΆ\- i4 attend at the Old Bailey on Mondor ...
... further t reduced, and last week such cases numbered only - 62, compared with 36 and 71 in the preceding weeks A M 11r. Oscar Wilde is coming out as a playwright at last. His new play, ' Lady Windermere's Fan, t is to be produced at St. James's Theatre ...
... in a much better state of health than ho was three months ago-a fact over which all lis constituents will rejoice. Mr. Oscar Wilde in prison seems to be more thought of than before lie got there. The sensa- tional papers have managed to obtain his official ...
... however, is a young man in physical and mental vigour, if not in years, and I do not expect his retirement just yet. Mr. Oscar Wilde is now a poorer man than he was a day or two ago. He has had a late visit from burglars at his house at Chelsea, who carried ...
... PLYied.UTH, Mendav-Yalet te, from Bombay for London, TENERIFPET, Monday-Arab, fromn the Caps for South. snopton, left. Oscar Wilde says that the most vluable fan in ,Europe is owned by. the Princess Metternieb. ~Wlmtabout Lab~ Wia ~eimer's. Thu ...
... state. F ianship by a masterly abstention. The report was very prevalent and widely I circulated on Saturday night that Oscar Wilde had committed suicide. It seems, however, that the basis of the rumour lay in the fact that when the time came for his fe- ...