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... and maliciously publishing a defamatwy LDel concerning Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. Humphreys, solicitor, prosecuted and Sir George Lewis defended. Mr. Humphreys in opening the case, said Mr. Oscar Wilde was a married man and lived on the most affectionate terms ...
... Friday. Government to deliver OSCAR WILDE TO BE BAILED. The Press Association states that Mr. Mules Mathews, accompanied by Mr. Travers Humphrey, to-day applied to Baron Pollock in Chambers for an order to release Mr. Oscar Wilde on bail. Mr. Gill, for the ...
... should catty the magazine home An is appresiated.- Sfunderd. NOW ENLARGED, MONTHLY, ill. _ The Woman's World. Edited by OSCAR WILDE.. . _ nltranithstantline improvement and Sliparalleleil pubrity. the Nen Volume .4 'I in MottaAN . SMIA , kenlarjs.i alteration ...
... carry the =game into every home where An is apprcuatcd.—Sarederd. NOW ENLARGED. MONTHLY, IE. The Woman's World. Edited by OSCAR WILDE. iniprovonent and unparsliele.l is-polarity. the Hee Volume of l M oOn. It s ut alteration in lake. n Is the best magazine ...
... PERA HOUSE, ase ROYAL AN MONDAY, JANUARY 2yp, AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS, Grand Production of the Great Society Play, by Oscar WILDE, Entitled Aad “ YY Under the Direction of Mrs. Splatt, su orted by Ladies and Gentlemen of Torquay and trict, of Miss Liy ...
... THE WILDE CASE. Yesterday, at the Central Criminal Court, before Mr. Justice Charles, Oscar Wilde, 10, author, and Alfred Taylor, 33, were placed on their trial charged with offences under the Criminal Law Amendment Act. Mr. Horace A vory and Mr. Gill ...
... txMCING HERALD OFFICE, RELTER, TELEG3ANI3.) EXTRA SPECIAL EDITION, 6.30 P.M. OSCAR WILDE. CASE RESUMED TO-DAY. Mr. Justice Charles resumed his hearing of the charges against Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor today at the Central Criminal Court. There wash again ...
... OSCAR WILDE'S AFFAIRS. At the London Bankruptcy Court, on Monday, before Mr. A. H. Wild,, Official Receiver, a first meeting of creditors was 'held under a receiving order granted against Oscar Wilde. The accounts disclosed • deficiency of £3591. The ...
... I..ltCrilftS% timent the where Art Is apprematel- Sealaare. NOW ENLARGED. MONTHLY, 1.. 117ontatt's TVorld. Elite(' by OSCAR WILDE. imprnvrnwot mvi ~..m r ‘tkk-d I . ' ,ninety. the Nen Voitinin lit %% OK 111 man lit ;lin pinion iv It it Rho I r wo=atta ...
... THE WILDE CASE. TRIAL OF TAYLOR.—VERDICT. {Continued from page 3), The trial of Alfred Taylor, originally charged with Oscar Wilde with offences under the Criminal L*w Amendment Act, was resumed at the Old Bailey on Tuesday. Taylor was put into the box ...
... «, HIGH STREET TOTNEM. ihitelUgence [PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS London Thursday), HE CHARGE AGAINST OSCAR WILDE. (Continued from PageG) Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor wore again placed in the docks, at Bow Street, to-day tFriday), with certain serious ...
... solicitors, attended the Lav. Courts on Monday end stated tiia' they were prepared with sureties as required for the release Oscar Wilde, the order made Baron Pollock Saturday. Later a member tho firm again attended before Baron Pollock, and stated that the ...