... OSCAR WILDE. At the Old Bailey yesterday the trial of Oscar Wilde was continued. Prisoner had a consultation with his counsel before entering the dock. He was then cross-examined at some length by the Solicitor-General, and was re-examined by Sir E. Clarke ...

... OSCAR WILDE. The British Medical Joonid says : Many rnmoura have been spread abroad in regard to the health snd treatment of Oscar Wilde, now confined in Pentonville Prison. They are, however, absolutely without foundation. Notwithatending all that has ...

... OSCAR WILDE AT BOW-STREET. COMMITTED FOB T» Bow-street tnFriday, before Sit hearing was resumed of tbe ohargss Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor nnder Amendment Act. The Court was Parker (recalled) gatM evidence 'failed) *V against Tay lor.-William Parker ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. Recorder Sir Charts Hall, in charging the Grand Jury at the Old Bailey to-day, at the opening of the April Sessions, said there was a serious charge against two men Osem Wilde and Alfred Taylor. He did not think it was necessary ...

... THE TRIAL OSCAR WILDE. VERDICT AND SENTENCE. On Saturday the second trial of Oscar Wilde for alleged offences under the Criminal Law Amendment Act was resumed and concluded at the Old Bailey. The prisoner, who had been out on baU ' arrived in court company ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. Bow-street Police Court tbe charges against Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor under the Criminal Law Amendment Aot were farther investigated. Sir Clarke, who appeared for Wilde, intimated that should as role abstain from cross-examining ...

... AFFAIRS OF OSCAR WILDE. The public examination of Oscar Wilde at the London Bankruptcy Court yesterday attracted a large crowd, but the proceedings were formal The bankrupt looked ill and answered question almost entirely in monosyllables. Evidence went ...

... AFFAIRS OSCAR WILDE. Yesterday tho London Bankruptcy Court was throned, when Oscar Wilde was brought for public examination. The debtor was in attendance from Wandsworth, but was not taken into Court. When the case was called, Mr. J. P. Cram asked for ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. CROON-EXAMINATION OF THE PLAINTIFF. ...

... OSCAR WILDE RELEASED. At Bow-street Polioe Court on Tuesday Mr issued order for tbe release of Osoar Wilde on bail. The sureties are Lord Douglas o! Hawick and the Bey Stewart Haadlam. Mr Wilde immediately on his release drove to the Midland Hotel, fanora* ...

... OSCAR WILDE AND SUPERSTITIONS To-day the London Thirteen Club sits down to dinner in room 13 at the Holborn Restaurant, and at thirteen tables thirteen times thirteen guests will drink confusion all superstitions wheresoever existing. representative of ...

... BAIL FOR OSCAR WILDE. Y osterday application was made to Baron Pollock Chambers for the release of Oscar Wilde on bail. While promising that bail should be granted, Baron Pollock reserved his decision until to-day order to decide as to the amount. ...