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... OSCAR WILDE iN THE DOCK. NOTHING TO SAi ! BOTH PRISONERS COMMITTED. Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor again appeared at Bow-street, yesterday, on charges of indecency. Mr. Gill conducted the case for the Treasury, Wilde was defended by Mr. Travel Humphreys ...
... «. ■ • THE RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE. | The expected application for Mr. Oscar Wiide to bo released on bail was made at Bow Street, on Tuesday • morning, before Mr. Vaughan. Mr. Humphreys said Ithat he was now propared with tho necessary sureties. One was ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. ! . A *VISITTO PARIS. The trfal of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor was ' resumed at the Central Criminal Court, on Saturday, , before Mr. Justice Charles. Sir Edward Clarke i cross-examined Alfred Wood, who was in tho witness- box ...
... IS OSCAR WILDE INSANE? CONFINED IN A PADDED ROOM. According to a news agency the mental condition of Oscar Wilde, who is at present in Pentonville prison, is causing much anxiety to tho officials. The symp- toms first bo an if es ted ?? when he received ...
... TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. TAYLOR TO BE TAKEN FIRST. At tho Central Criminal Court, on Monday, before Mr. Justice Wills and a jury, Oscar Wilde (40), author, and Alfred T.ylor (33), of no occu- pation, were arraigned on an irdictnrent charging tbem with various ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE DUEL. THE CHALLENGER WOUNDED. A duel was fought in the neighbourhood of Paria on Wednesday between Messieurs Jules Huret and Catulle Mendes, two well-known literary men. The weapons used wero swords, and the encounter resulted in M. MendeS ...
... A PETITION FOR OSCAR WILDE. A petition praying for the release of Oscar Wilde is being signed by literary men (French, American, and English) in Paris. The movement was first suggested by Mr. Stewart Merrill, a young Ameri- can poet, and taken up by Mr ...
... ALLEGED LIBEL ON OSCAR WILDE. The Marquis ef Queensberry was charged on a warrant before Mr. Newton, at Marlborough- street Police Court, on Saturday, with unlawfully and maliciously publishing a defamatory libel concerning Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. Hum- phreys ...
... rumour car- rent in legal circles to the effect that a number of important witnesses on behalf of the prosecution in the Oscar Wilde case, to be tried at the Old Bailey next week, will not answer to their names on the day of the trial. ...
... for stating with reference to Mr. Oscar Wilde'a defence, that Sir Edward Clarke wrote early on Saturday to Mr. Humphreys, saying tbat haviag regard to the events of Friday he thought it right to say that if Mr. Oscar Wilde desired ha shonld defend him on ...
... With the exception of Mr Whistler, I doubt, writes a correspondent, whether anyone haa suc- ceeded in “ ecori ” off Mr Oscar Wilde, who would slide out of the mo:t awkward situations with consummate ence of mind. On one occasion he was engaged in converzation ...
... A WOMAN'S club upon novel ii ne , is being formed in CheUea. W ork ia the basis of membership Me. Oscar Wilde saya there are only two real critics in London, and be refuses to give their names. IT ia statea tht t, according to present arrangement* the ...