... TRE PROSECUTION OF OSCAR WILDE. London, Thursday. Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor agein ap. peared in the dock at Bow street to-day, the former on chargas of gross indecency and his companion on a warrant alleging conspiracy for an unlawful purpose. The ...

... I lHE OSCAR WILDE CASE. London, Saturda. I Te yria' oi Ose^ r Wilde and Alfred Tavlor ,0, ~&.amed at the Central Criminal Court before Mr Justice Charles. Sir - ltjari cross-cxamined Alfred Wood, ;no 'as in tho witness box at the time of the ,e,.,'runn ...

... j TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. I TEE JURY DTSAGREE. ApPLICATION FOpR BA4I REFUSED. THE QUTESTION OF A NEW TRIAL. BY O0R PRIV4TE VtWlB. Lo'tow-, WEDNESDAY.-The trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor was resuned at tile Old Bailey to-day. MFr. Justice Gharles ...

... THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WIUDE. A DISAGREEMENT. London, Wednesaay. Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor again appeared in the dock at the Central Criminal Court to-day on the several indictmentspre- lerred against them., Mr Justice Charles began his summing up to ...

... THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. LosNoDr, SATTURDAY.-The trial was resunmed to- day of Oscar Wide, aged fQrty, author and drama- tist, and Alfred Taylor, aged thivtw-three, on an indictnent charginlg tlacm with certail misdemea- nours. MiF. C. F. Gill and Mr ...

... THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE THE PRISON-EB IN THE WITNESS BOX. Londos, Friday. The trial of Ogcar Wilde was resumed attc Old Bailey to-day. The prisoner, who betrayei tokens of the keenest anxiety, bad a consuoltl tion with his counsel, and afterwards taikei ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE London, Monday. Mr astice Charles rasmed his hearing ai the charges against Oscar Wilds and Alfred Taylor to-day at the Central Criminal Court. There was a- b~gain a ag -attennce of the pleblc. Evidensce for tire prsevcutinws coo ...

... THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE, On the trial of Oscar Wilda and Alfred Taylor being resumed yesterday at the Central Criminal t Court, Mr. Gill, en behalf of the Crown, formally withdrew the counts of the indictment alleging conspiracy, and said he did this ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. IX VERDICT OF GUILTI| WILDE AND TAYLOR SENTENCED. London, Saturday. The trial of Oscar Wilde was resumedat the Old Bailey to-day before lr JusticeWills. The prisoner, who looked ill and anxious, having entered the dock, The Soli ...

... THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. VERDICT AND SENTENCE. At the Central Criminal Court, London, on Saturday last, before Mr. Justice Wills, the trina was resumned of Oscar Wilde, 40. author. on an indictment charging him with certain misdemea- nours. This was ...

... PRIVATE WIE. LoxNBor, FIDAY.-At Bow Street to-day, be- fore Sir J. Bridge, the hearing was resumed of the charges against Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor under the Criminal Law Amendment Act. Mrf. C. F. Gill (instructed by Mr. Angus Lewis, of the !Preasuray ...

... and The prisoners were remanded until Thlursday next baiil being refused. The Press AssTociation statesi that when Mr. Oscar Wilde arrived at Hollowav Jail on Satur- day after the proceedings at Bow Street lie was conveyed to one of the better-class ceLls ...