... scored six wickets for 6 runs, Dir. M'llwaine for Downpatrick bowled extremely well. ,TIE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. Los'noN, TfuR5ADy-s-Tlee trial of Mr. Oscar Wilde waq resmned at the Old Bailey to-day. The prisoner entered the court shortly before 10-30, and ...

... 2 goai H ibernss . Nil , OSCAR-,WILDE CASEK - ' ' ~Loadon. -Wednesday. At the Central -Crin3nal CoDzrt this -altej' noon Mr Charles Matthers, 101o lhas beens- tained with Sir Edward Clarke to defend Ir Oscar Wilde, asked for a postponemeat of thg ...

... and third. SPORTING LucK says-8, 61, 89; Sixpenny Special, l10 11378 TurF LIFE says-Finals, 7, 32, 10B. 11379 RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE. Detective-Inspector Brockwell, Sergeant White, jailer at Bow Street, and a clerk of Messrs. Humphreys & Son, Wilde's solicitors ...

... voyage from Bristol to Cork was nen of three sisters who resided at Chhitenham. THE OSCAR WILDE LIBEL CASE. The hearing of the libel action brought by Mr Oscar Wilde against the Marquis ef Queenaberry was 'resumed yesterday at the Old Bailey. Mr Carson ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE'S NEW PLAY. It is now nearly two years since a new play by the well-knorn vauthor of A Womtian of No Im- portance has been produced, and it is needless to say thlat an extremely fashionable audience, which included the Portuguese Mfinister ...

... which, when performed in London, attracted the largest possible amount of attention. All of ?? Carton's Liberty Hall, Mr Oscar Wilde's I Lady Win- dermere's Fan, and Mr Pinero's daring experi- ment, in u1 Th Second Mrs Tasqueray-have been discussed in ...