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... OSCAR WILDE. BICYCLING ON THE CONTINENT. [CINTIIAL NIIVS TELEGIUIII.] Thunday. Since Tuesday last Wilde has in Paris. kis he left London for Dieppe, he speat meetly a week takiag bag bicycle rides each day, accompanied by two or three young friends who ...
... OSCAR WILDE. An Interesting Helhnsburgh Reminiscence. The recent proceedings in one the London Coaru remind mo (says a writer m the Helentburyk Times) incident which happened when Oscar Wilde delivered his lecture on “Drms” in King Street Hall, Helensburgh ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Education. Writing, Arithmetic, rjitcwritlng.—Select ciaasec, Ladies ami Tuesdays, Thursdays; quarter, 10s 64, 15s, enroloent. Henlry, Glasgow. call- l»7 N’-tVBi - fii! AN» >. —Sysiem Taught till periect. Inciuding Chaits and One Dress, ...
... OSCAR WILDE, whom he refers in a subsequent paragraph, he says that that gentleman’s epigrams are understand**! of the people. “ 1 had always imagined them the exclusive delight of the stnileless stalls, of the folk,' who laugh with the cerebellum instead ...
... OSCAR WILDE. From the st James’ Theatre, London. The Success of the Past London Season. PRECEDED BY A SHORT FARCE. Doors open, Lommence, 7. MONDAY EVENINGMR FRANK HARVEY AND CELEBRATED COMPANY. 2IsT YE OF TOUR. LAND OF THE LIVING. ...
... OSCAR WILDE ON BAIL. At Bow Street, to-day, Mr Vaughan ordered the release on bail of Mr Oscur Wilde, the sureties being Rev. Stewart Headlam and Lord Douglas of Hawick. Both these getfilewen swore they were worth X£1230, the amount of the bajl fixed ...
... OSCAR WILDE IN COURT. Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor were again placed in the dock at Bow Street, to-day, charged with certain serious offences. Wilde looked paler and thinner than on the previous occasion, and Taylor had lost his former somewhat jaunty ...
... RELMASE OF OSCAR WILDE OleSr Wilde was ~noted oa Tuesday! night from Jail to Primeval', and was yesterday formally from mierrady. baring completed the fuil of trupiesamest to whieh he vu seatessid ewe Iran ago it the Old &Off. ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. The Wilde and Taylor case was resumed at the Central Crimioal Court yesterday. Mr Justice Charles commenced his summing up immediately on the opening of the Court. The jury retired to consider their verdict at 1.35, At 5.15 they ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. A Sensational Rumour. fDaUicft Tttturam. . London, Noon.—DalxieVa Agency says There a sensational rumour current in legal circles tbe effect that number the important witnesses oa behalf of the proeecutiou in the Oscar Wilde case ...
... ME OSCAR WILDE. !eatured in Amarlok in 1881. After prodnoiog various plays and hooka be brought out ** Lady Windermere's Fan London 1892. In the next year wrote “Salome” for Sarah Bernhardt, and in the same year A woman no Importance mads ita appearance ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE Mr Justice Charles resumed yesterday, at the Central Criminal Court, the hearing of the several indictments preferred against Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor. His Lordship took his seat, at eleven o'clock, and there wv.as again a crowded ...