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... and resignation. But the Home Office is always anxious to nip in the bud anything calculated to excite the public. In tgo Oscar Wilde case it sent the most peremptory instructions, or saw that they were sent to the prison anthorities, to prevent the giving ...
... politics in the metropolis is again indicated in a bye-election in Lambeth. With so many exciting topics of the week — Oscar Wilde, Lady Russell, Jabez Balfour, the Chitral war, the Irish Land Billthis straw, showing how the wind blows, may whirl away ...
... Church Reformer” assures the public generally that his faith in Oscar Wilde has been justified. He considers it due to his friends to make a statement regarding his connection with the Oscar Wilde trial, and in this statement he says:—‘“l became bail for Mr ...
... Wales' Tower, and ave practienlly the only really modern portion of the whole structure, and internally they are what Mr, Oscar Wilde would call a dream of luxury and comfort. The Princess has fitted them up hersclf, and the result is certainly very creditable ...
... trouble landeq him safely in the police cells at Bow-street, The home coming of Jabez hag quite thrust ing, the shade the Oscar Wilde business. Osear is noy out om bail, and we do not shink the oddg are greatly in favour of a conviction when he jg again ...
... to the tender mereies of those who dwell in foreign lands. ' —_— ...
... Latouche,” and the prolific Walter Besant, in chair and vice-chair respectively) somehow must have taken the ingenious Oscar Wilde seriously when be gravely said that Shelley’s “Cenci” was the ounly good play that has been written for a hundred years—or ...
... OBCAR WILb& UPON OATH At the resumed trial io-duy Oscar Wild that the accusatisus inade against hifn H:::: baseless, CROYDON ELECTION MR. RICHIE RETURED., Mr. C. T. Richie (Conservative) was to-day returned unopposed for Croydon. TO-DAY’S CRICKET, Kent ...
... writing the music, in a few wecks, while at the Haymarket “ Hypatia” has had suddenly and unexpectedly to make way for Mr. Oscar Wilde's naw “society drama —“ A Woman of No Importance.” Not even last year, when the utter failure of almost everything put ...
... upon her mind that the following day her dead body was found in the canal at the spot indicated. Tue attempt to ostracise Oscar Wilde's books has o far failed. A resolution was brought forward at the Westminster Vestry with the object of withdrawing such ...