... OSCAR WILDE THE BAIL. The Proms As.ociatioa atateA that Baron Pollock to-day consentod to the relrom, of Oscar Wilde on a peraonal bail of £2,500. coupled with two t4uretiew of £1,25.) each. Tht, As..ociation, in a later un the authority of Mr. flumphreye ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Oscar Wilde's solicitors attended before Baron PolloCk in Chambers to-day, and intimated that they were prepared with the necessary securities, which the police were satisfied with. An appearance on behalf of Wilde will be made at Bow-,street ...

... OSCAR WILDE. For some few seconds I failed to trace the features of Oscar Wilde in the almost emaciated face of the man who stepped into the debtor's box at Bankruptcy Buildings yesterday morning. The change in his personal appearance is scarcely ' credible ...

... OSCAR WILDE AT TAE CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. SURRENDERS TO HIS BAIL PRISONERS TO RE MED SEPARATELY. At the Central Criminal Court thhi morning, before Mr. WilL, and a jury. Wilde, 40, author. and Alftml 'Taylor, 33, of no occupation, were arraigned on an ...

... OSCAR WILDE (Arses OF INSOLVKNCY. At the London Bankruptcy Court today accounts Were' under the failure of Omer Wilde, now of her Nlsjeuity's Priem, Wandsworth. His liabilities are expected to rank at. C 3.591. and no available sports :re ,•hown. Debtor ...

... THE HEALTH OF OSCAR WILDE. 1 Since Oscar Wilde entered the prison of Pentonville many false reports onncernir.g his health and punishment have been published, with the direct result that the French Press have be-n commenting upon the supposed tortures ...

... A VISIT TO OSCAR WILDE. Mr. R. H.. Sherard, the author and journalist, was able ' by special permission of the Haste Secretary, to visit Oscar Wilde at Wandsworth Heel the other morn. ing. Mr. Sherard states that the visit lasted twenty minutes, and that ...

... TELEGRAMS. WESTERN EVENING HERALD OFFICE, OSCAR WILDE. EXTRA SPECIAL EDITION, 6.30 P.M. RELEASE ON BAIL ORDERED THIS MORNING The Press Association telegraphs that the expected application for Mr. Oscar Wilde to be released on bail was made at Bow-street ...

... Scotland Yard ha. been called to the questionable, if rot infaircus, character of some of the street songs bearing upon the Oscar Wilde now being sung in many of the public thoroughfares ' particularly i t South Loador Efforts will at once be made to put an ...

... txMCING HERALD OFFICE, RELTER, TELEG3ANI3.) EXTRA SPECIAL EDITION, 6.30 P.M. OSCAR WILDE. CASE RESUMED TO-DAY. Mr. Justice Charles resumed his hearing of the charges against Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor today at the Central Criminal Court. There wash again ...

... M. ZOLA AND THE WILDE PETITION. A Deltic' telegram says: M. Mks refuges' to girl the petition on txlialf of Oscar Wilde. He °minders such a movement should originate in England, if at all, and thinks int promoter, are acting more for self advertise. went ...

... the Central Criminal Court this afternoon Mr. Charles Mathews, who has been retained with Sir Edward Clarke to defend Mr. Oscar Wilde, asked for a postponement of the trial until next sons in order to allow time to prepare the case for the defence, and also ...