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... Managers. TO ■ NIGHT, AND EVERY EVENING AT 8.30, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING AT 2.30, “AN IDEAL HUSBAND,” BY OSCAR WILDE. LAST NIGHTS IDEAL HUSBAND* la Consequence of the Approaching Termination of Messrs. Waller and More l’s Tenancy. Messrs ...
... concerning one Oscar Wilde, at Albemarle-street. on the 28th of iebruary, 1895, at the parish of St. George’s.” Mr. C. O. Humphreys prosecuted, and Sir George Lewis appeared for the defence. —Mr. Humphreys, in opening the case, said that Mr. Oscar Wilde was a ...
... REPORTED RELEASE OF THE CONVICT OSCAR WILDE. A rumour has got about that Oscar Wilde has been released. The Press Association says: The Prisons Department of the Home Office has no knowledge of the reported release cf Oscar Wilde, who, on Slay 25 last year ...
... OSCAR WILDS TRIAL RESUMED TO-DAY. CONSPIRACY CHARGES WITHDRAIF2. SIR EDWARD CLARKE'S SPUECH. On the trial of Oscar Wilde and Mired Taylor , being resumed to-day at the Central Criminal Court, Mr. Gill, on behalf of the Crown, formally withdrew the counts ...
... Lecture was amusing and trUf>t i'fh« audience in roars of laughter.—London Firaro, * Full of and therefore full of wisdom. ’-Oscar Wilde. Admission Members Free, Friends 6d., Son-Members Is. Poors open 7.30. Commence at 8. JOHS W. BICKLE, Hon, Sec. - - REKT ...
... technical evidence was given as to the and charging of the exploded gas cylinder. The hearing of the libel action brought by Mr Oscar Wilde against the Marquis Queensberry was continued yesterday at the Old Badey, Mr Carson, Q.C.. resumed tho cross-examination ...
... TB! WI I.Dr. Although the story as to the release of Oscar Wilde was not true, it waa not altogether without foundation. Among the friends of the prisoner who are acquainted with what has been done in his behalf, there is a strong belief that the Home ...
... MORELL, Managers. TO - NIGHT, AND EVERY EVENING AT 8-30, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING 2.30, “AN IDEAL HUSBAND,” By OSCAR WILDE. LAST NIGHTS OF IDEAL HUSBAND la Consequence of the Approaching Termination of Messrs. Waller and Moreil’s Tenancy. Messrs ...
... Mr. Managers. TO - NIGHT, AND EVERY EVENING 8.30, EVERV WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING AT 2.30, “AN IDEAL HUSBAND,’* BT OSCAR WILDE. last nights ideal husband - In Consequence the Approaching Termination of Messrs. Waller and Morell’s Tenancy. Messrs. ...
... at North Biddick, co. Durham, on Saturday. The building was blown down and other considerable damage done. The trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor for misdemeanour was resumed on Saturday at the Central Criminal Court. Several witnesses were examined ...
... will last for another eight weeks. Mr. Green does not expect a settlement this side Easter. THE MARQUIS OF QUEENSBERRY AND OSCAR WILDE. The March Sessions were opened yesterday morning by the Lord Mayor, who was accompanied on the bench by the Recorder (Sir ...