... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. The Press Association states that an effort has been made on technical grounds to secure the release Oscar Wilde from prison. Within the last few days application 'was made to Sir R. Re id, Attorney-General, for a writ of error respect ...

... LH adi i OSCAR WILDE CASE The Press Association states that an effert has been on technical grounds to secure the release © Oscar Wilde from prison. Within the last few days application was made to Sir R. Reid, Attorney-General, for a writ of error in ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. REFUSED. At the Central Criniinal Court, yesterday, Mr. C. Mathews applied for postponement of trial on behalf of Oscar Wilde. Mr. J. P. Grain, who appeared for Taylor, wished to on. Mr. Gdl opposed the application, saying ample ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. PRISONERS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. THE QUESTION OF BAIL. As early as 10 o'clock yesterday a large crowd had assembled outside Bow-street for the purpose of hearing the prosecution of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor, are charged under the ...

... 'THE OSCAR WILDE TRIAL. CASE FOR THE PROSECUTION. The trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor was com- menced on Friday, at the Old Bailey, before Mr. Justice Charles. There was a great eagerness on the part of the public to obtain adnission to the court ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE TRIAL. THE DEFENCE. PRISONERS' EVIDENCE. The trial Wilde and Taykw was icsumcd yesterday rooming, at the Oki Bailey, before Mr. Justice Charles. The same counsel appeared in the case on the previous days. In anticipation of the opening ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE SCANDAL. POLICE-COURT PROCEEDINGS. PRISONERS COMMITTED FOR TRLAL. As early 10 o'clock yesterday large crowd had assembled outwdde Bow-street for the purpose of hearing the prosecution of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor, wiio are charged ...

... BANKRUPTCY OF OSCAR WILDE. Fecial edition. news office, Afternoon. V OUR PRIVATE WIRE.] be brought from Holloway Prison * next and publicly examined as to his bank! kruptcy Court. He is said to be health. ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE TRIAL. CASE FOR THE PROSECUTION. The trial of Osoar Wilde and Alfred Taylor was com; mencod yesterday, at the Old Bailey, before Mr. Justice Charles. There was great eagerness on the part of the public to obtain admission to the court ...

... ‘THE ( OF OSCAR WILDE — The publicexamination of Oscar Wilde at the London Bankruptcy Court, en ‘iuesday, attracted a large crowd. The proceedings were only formal. The bankrupt looked ill, amd anewered questions almost entirely in mono- went to show ...

... THE AFFAIRS OF OSCAR WILDE. At the London Court of Bankruptcy, this morning, the usual particulars were issued by the official receiver in the case of Oscar Wilde, late Tite-strect, Chelsea, and now of Her Majesty's Prison, Wandsworth. The receiving order ...

... OSCAR WILDE AND THE CRITIC. The hero of the green carnation has written controverting in his own witty way the statement thai his name is not Oscar, but John. that affectation of ponderous gravity which is one the most effective weapons in his satirical ...