... PETITION FOR OSCAR WILDE A petition for the release of Oscar Wilde, which has originated in the office of the Pans Plume, the organ of the younger school of French writers and jioeia, has been put into circulation. It runs follows Her Most Excellent Majesty ...

... RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE. formalities at Bow-street Police-court revealed on the 7th inst. the well-kept secret of who were the two gentlemen who had acreed to be the required sureties in £ each for the appearance Oscar Wilde the next Old Bailey Sessions ...

... OSCAR WILDE IN PRISON. A correspondent of the Paris publishes numlier of details of the life of Oscar Wilde in prison. Wilde, s;.y«, was never in the enjoyment of such good health present, and is in tie l.eBt of spirits. is anxiously looking forward to ...

... TIIK OSCAR WILDE CASK. Mr. Justice Wills will l>e the presiding judge the entuing Sessions iha Central Criminal Court, which commence on Monday, the mst., which day, understand, the learned judge has arranged lo proceed with the second trial of the prisoners ...

... THE BIDEFORD WEEKLY GAZETTE, MARCH 19, 1895. OSCAR WILDE LIBEL CASE. THE MUSEUM AT WHITEHALL. OSCAR WILDE LIBEL CASE. Tb« historic ball, known the Banqueting committal lord the work of Inipfo Jones torso to remind archi- the Marl borough-street Police-court ...

... recognisances of £5OO each to keep the peace for six months. THE CHARGES AGAINST OSCAR WILDE AND TAYLOR. SF.PAUATE TUIAL. Monday was appointed for the second trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor for offences under the Criminal Law Amendment Act, and the ...

... examined a discussion took place to the admission in evidence of the examination-in-chief and cross-examination of Mr. Oscar Wilde in the Queensberry case. Sir Edward Clarke submitted that the examination-in-chief had no bearing the present charges. Mr ...

... tlie Marquis of Queensberrj appeared to stand his trial on the charge of publishing a defamatory libel concerning Mr. Oscar Wilde. Sir Kdward Clarke, Q.C., was leading counsel for Mr. Wilde, Mr. Carson, Q.C., for the Marquess of Queensberry, and Mr. ...

... Terence O’Brien. In the Queen’s Bench Division a sitting in Bankruptcy was held on Tuesday for the public examination of Oscar Wilde, and an adjournment granted on the representation that, through the action of the debtor’s friends, there was prospect all ...

... was 170, showing a decrease of OSCAR WILDE’S AFFAIRS. At the London Bankruptcy Court, on Monday before Mr. A. H. Wildv, Official Receiver. » firv meeting of creditors was held under receiving order granted against Oscar Wilde. The accounts duel os* a deficiency ...

... the charge, “That’s quite right far the police are concerned.’’ Pointing to his son, said, “That’smy son, who has bailed Oscar Wilde to-day. has followed me about, and struck in Piccadilly before I touched him or spoke to him. Lord Douglas replied, Yes ...

... Gordon (U.) relumed. Her Majesty left Nice for London. Marriage of Mr. J. U. Maguire, Mies Julia Peel. , , , 2d. Trial of Oscar Wilde and Taylor commenced the Old Bailer. Bursting of a dam Espinal, France ; villages swept sway, many lives lost. 27. Lord ...