... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. dhe les 6rd el- of Ily )ed by at re. At the- Central Criminal Court, Lundon, yester- day, Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor were placed in the dock, before Mfr. Justice Charles, to answer a series of indictments for misdemeanours. Wilde ...

... , THE OSCAR WILDE CASE ated the mis- inal xrict seen mad ring ,ord andy the be. thle atic adi- be spe- iere >ant ?? igo- sed Qald pos- roln ruc- ced. to on uedI star ope old- the Iee care cee tiny reee 'uld ek. ace, Mr. the his , is ong in the ler- sees ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE DISAGREEMIENT OF THE JURY. 5e In ?? of the trial of Oscar Wilde and ble Alfred Taylor being brought to a close at the Old or Bailey, London, yesterday, there was again a lIse3 es attendance of the public, and the court T as or crowded ...

... THEJ OSCAR WILDE CASE PRISONXEIS IN THE WITNESS BOL 0 The trial of Oscar Wi]de and Taylor was re-B sumned. yesterday, at the Old Bailey, London, be- tl fore Mr. Justice Cbarles. Mr. Gill, addressing the judge, said he had had td an opportunity of considering ...

... Edward Clarke at once rose and said-I appear in this case, with mly friend MIsr. Travers ucMphrseys, for the defensa of Mr. Oscar Wilde. I have had the oportcunity of reading the deposi- dions which were taken last Saturday, and i am much obliged for the ...

... ,CRIMINAL CHARGE &G&INSTI OSCAR WILDES | PROCEEDINGS AT BOW-STREET. At Bow-street Police Cort, on Saturday, before Sir John Bridge, Oscar Fingall O'Flaherty Wide, described as gentleman,' of 16, T'ite.street, C who had been arrested the previous evening ...

... Gill, instructed by Messrs. Day an Russell, of 1 Norfolk-street, Strand. Mr. C. 0 Humphreys, i solicitor, appeared for Mr. Oscar Wilde. The court was overcrowded with interested and curious -persons. Mr. Wilde drove to the court in a carriage and Pair in ...

... concerning one Oscar Wilde, at Albermarle-street, on the 28th of February, 1895, at the parish of St. Georges. Mr. C. -O. Humphreys prosecuted, and Sir George Lewis appeared for the defence. Mr. Humphreys, in opening the case aid that Mr. Oscar Wilde was a maried ...

... MARQUIS OF I I QUEENSBERRY. | COLLAJSE OF THE CASE. VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY. a -ARREST OF OSCAR WILDE. I The trial of the charge of criminal libel by Mr. t! Oscar Wilde against the Marquis of Queensberry c was resumed yesterday, before Mr. Justice Collins ...

... sort of earn- dr 5pan~ion to her. He was at 'Wiesbadsn when she Y arrived there. He had an idea that she w~as coming.- Mr. Oscar Wilde was a member of t 0the party at that time. His income was derived co a from his music. He composed songs. He reedl- n1C ...

... tdvised him to remain silent. Prince would not r l stem. I-le was resolved to have his say, and got nut a reference to Oscar Wilde before he could d be redueed to silence. You see, they will not b let me speak, he said, turning to the jailer; d they ...