... | THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE I V I VERDICT A-ND SE.NTENCE. II The second trial of Oscar Wilde for alleged offences under the Criminal Law Amendment n Act was resumed and concluded at the Central Criminal Court, London, on Saturday. The t prisoner, who bad ...

... that no one regretucd mora deeply tan he that any tension had existed. THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE At the Central Criminal Court, London, on Saturday, the trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred TIaylor on an indictfient charging them wvith certain uiidemeancuois, ...

... train to steamed into Westbourne Park Station, and } the first person to alight was Oscar Wilde, who a was accompanied by the deputy-governor of the Reading Prison. Oscar Wilde, who wore a tall * tlk hat, a black overcoat, patent leather shoes, and carried ...

... Wednesday ?? magistrate 'e remanded the prisoner, who pleaded not guilty. THE CHARGE AGAINST OSCAR WILDE. At the Bow-street Police Court, London, yes- terday, Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor were, again brought before Sir John Bridge charged I with offences under ...

... TRIAL OF THE MARQUIS OF i' QUEENSBERRY. I you they enou M11 OSCAR WILDE IN TE BOX. oh, (quo auth THE CUROSS-EXAMINATION. that a Vye The Central Criminal Court, London, was of wv crowded yesterday morning long before the boor fixed for the sitting of the ...

... morning the trial of the Marquis of Queensberry on a charge of publishing a malicious and defamatory libel concerning Mr. Oscar Wilde was resumed at the Central Criminal Court, London, before Mr. Justice Collins and a I jury. Sir E. Clarke, Q.C, Mr. C. Mathews ...

... subscribed to the fund. The bank a were allowed costs, and further proceedings against i them stayed. k THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. s The re-trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor (3 was fixed to commence yesterday morning at the t( ti Old Bailey, before Mr. Justice ...

... the present moment. sea __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ nei OSCAR WILDE. for ig ,o THE AMOL-NT OF HAIL FIXED. pe 50 per it Baron Pollock, sitting in Chambers, decided anc 3o on Saturday to allow Oscar Wilds out on bail, woJ Df himelf security in £E2500, and two ...

... the French ion Government to the effect that they intend to send 1 to a representative to give evidence. uld -tot OSCAR WILDE. the Oscar Wilde slept at the Midland Hotel, St. en. Pancras, on Tuesday night, and remained there adfyeterday busily engaged in ...

... costs. f THE OSCAR WILDE CASE I - 'I TAYLOR FOUND GUILTY. a At the Old Bailey, London, yesterday, Alfred n Taylor was found guilty of committing acts of o indecency. Sentence was postponed. It was a arranged that the cams of Oscar Wilde, who is a charged ...

... attired fo in a grey suit, wnd carried a gold watch. LtI An OSCAR WILDE. Co The Press Issociation states that an effort has Onn been made on technical grounds to secure the it release of Oscar Wilde from prison. Within the drf , last few days an application ...

... her-has L f amply earned the honour conferred upon her. 'r if ?? X1 Mr. Carson's brilliant cross-examination of &1 n Mr. Oscar Wilde has been the one topic of th conversation in the Law Courts to-day. It is ft recognised that this last effort has raised ...