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... 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 ...
... OSCAR WILDE (Arses OF INSOLVKNCY. At the London Bankruptcy Court today accounts Were' under the failure of Omer Wilde, now of her Nlsjeuity's Priem, Wandsworth. His liabilities are expected to rank at. C 3.591. and no available sports :re ,•hown. Debtor ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE CAS At the Bailey op Saturday evening the Wilde ease was concluded, tho jury finding Wilde guilty on all the counts submitted to them Mr, Justice Wills sentenced prisoner to twoyears’ hard labour. The accused mar ‘Taylor, who was foand ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. Mr. Justice Wills will the presiding judge at the ensuing Sessions at the Central Criminal Court, which commence on Monday, the inst., which day, we understand, the learned judge has arranged to proceed with the second trial of the ...
... 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 ...
... THE HEALTH OF OSCAR WILDE. 1 Since Oscar Wilde entered the prison of Pentonville many false reports onncernir.g his health and punishment have been published, with the direct result that the French Press have be-n commenting upon the supposed tortures ...
... RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE. - - - - - eettiformalities at Bow-street Police - court rellon 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 at the next ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. CROON-EXAMINATION OF THE PLAINTIFF. ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. Mr. Oscar Wilde’s counsel yesterday applied at the Central Criminal Court for a postponement of the trial, but the application was refused. The furniture and effects Mr. Oscar Wilde were yesterday sold by auction at 16, Tite-street ...
... 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 ...