... RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE. Legal formalities at Bow-street Police-court revealed on the 7th inst. the well-kept secret of who were the two gentlemen who had agreed to be the required sureties in £1250 each for the appearance of Oscar Wilde the next Old Bailey ...

... from the Sandwich Islands and New Zealand. The imireum is open to the public every day in the week excepting Wednesday. OSCAR WILDE LIBEL CASE. COMVITTAIi OP LORD QCIt«SBDBRmV. At the MnrltwraiSWreet Piiliee-obilrl Snlnrdav, before Mr. Selrtun, the of ...

... OPENING OF 06CAE SSCUfID TRIAL. The second trial of Oscar Wilde upon indictments charging him with offences contrary to the provisions of the Criminal Law Amendment Act commenced on the 22nd inst. the Central Criminal Court- Sir F. Lockwood opened the ...

... examination-in-chief and crosstion of Mr. Oscar Wilde in the case. Sir Edward Clarke submitted that the eiamination-in-chiet bad no bearing on the present charges. Mr. Gill said waa content to have the denial of Oscar Wilde of ‘he charges made the plea of ju ...

... not anticipate death the near future, and therefore has not paid special attention to the question of his successor. THB OSCAR WILDE CASE. Mr. Ju«tioe Will* will be the pieeiding judge a* tlrtTerißuing Session* at the Central Criminal Court, which commence ...

... Bill paesevl by the Lords. 3. Ler6e St. James's Palace. Opening of the trial, Oscar Wilde v. Lord Quecnsberry. Storming of the Malakand Pass by British troops. 6. Oscar Wilde withdrew from the Queeniberry case; verdict, “Not guilty”; Wilde arrested. Mr ...

... defamatory libel concerning Mr. Oscar Wilde on the 18th of February. Mr. C. 0. Humphreys, solicitor, prosecuted, and Sir George Lewis appeared for the defence. In opening the case, Mr. C. O. Humphreys alleged that Mr. Oscar Wilde, who was living most affectionate ...

... WILDE AND TAYLOR. CHARGES AGAINST OSCAR Mondav was appointed for the second'tidal of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor fet offend under the Criminal Law Amendment Act, tbJJ'TrOcecdings cointneneed the Old Hailey before-MK Justice The Solicitor-General (Sir ...

... MKBBRB. Hussey & Son. Practical Bricklayers, Tall Chimney Builders, and Retort Setters, 38, Devon Square, Newton Abbot. Mr. Oscar Wilde has returned to Babbacombe, and is engaged putting the finishing touches on his new play—“ A woman of no importance.” M ...

... burlesqued play, he will be talked about steadily. To some such publicity is welcome; to others it is affliction. Probably Mr. Oscar Wilde considers the travesty upon himself and his which has “caught on ' one of the theatres, in the light of additional good ...

... moss-green velvet* merging into sage-green silks ; and so on, as Lady Harberton said, all the colours of the rainbow.” Mrs. Oscar Wilde ore terra-cotta skirt and bodice, with small black jacket. The bazaar was opened Lady Sandhurst, and it* proceeds go towards ...

... superior cook instead of an inferior author! Poor George Augustus I The promoters of the petition in France in favour of Oscar Wilde write to say that as they learn the prisoner is about to be transferred to another prison, where will be allowed to write ...