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... '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 ...
... card of his Lordship's that tfie libel complained of was written upon, and it was addreesed to Oscar Wilde. On the card l he adlegld that NIr. Oscar Wilde had been posing as eonerned in a matter of a criminad nature. The aectual offence, however, was ...
... rt Company. ~~ fi~t icr Clark' ?? and do not be ?? THU, OSCAR WILDE CASE. I | 'ihe Press Association states thiat an effort has been made IsII technical giounds to seoure thu release of Oscar Wilde froln prisou; 'withiin the last few days SppliTaticn Was ...
... and Iron Tonic. No other sopporta the constitution in or after inftusaza liho Pepper's aiuiriee,-AT. ?? THE-F AFAIRS §O OSCAR WILDE; Tuo London 'Baidrptoy Ccinit wia ?? on Tuesday, when Onea'r WiLde was called for publie cxr.miniatio. 'rThe debtor was ...
... Quee'nsiborry wvsas charged on at vrarrant at Mprlbororigh-stioet on SiuArday With pub- lishiiug a defanmatory libel on Mr. Oscar Wilde on the 18th 'ebzrary. Mr. Humphreys, who proseouted, Baid that * Osonv Wildeo;who Was a married mntn, and living on the ...
... THE WILDE CASE. SENTENC-ES ON WILDE AND TAYLOR. The fourthi and conoluding day's hearing of the charges agaiinst Oscar' Wilde was entered upon before h1l,. ,Justic-e Wille, at thit Old Bailey, on Saturday. The defendant was charged Wit'li ceoimitting ...
... Saw Sirs. Thompson in Cnary-street. She was Shouting ahusive epiithets Iregardingr the Master pf the R1olls1 calling him Oscar Wilde, and saying shbe wished to see 0 him. -She lided earlier in' the day been ejected from .the a8 Law Courts. M.rs. Thompson ...
... 1 THE EXTRAORDINARY IBEBL CASE. I I - ?? OOLLAPSE OF TEE PROSECUTION. OSCAR WILDE IN THE DOCK. Tlho trial f tile action for criminal libel by Mr. 0. Wilde against the Marquis of Queensberry was resumed oil Fridihy before MTr. Justice Collins at the Central ...
... comaiplaints h-fore. They sauilk th ey hadl not, .,mus tilo first thing wlhieh edused them to complain noea was reading Oscar Wilde's, case in the newspapers. 'T7hey did not tell him that they hld talked the matter over, bult lie could tell that thoy had ...