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... OSCAR WILDE IN PRISON. The Question of Bail. The Exchange Telegraph Company states on, the highest authority that nothing has yet done in respect to making an application for bail in the case of Oscar Wilde, owing to the factithat two of the oounsel who ...
... But the running Pays need no more sore from Oscar Wilde than if he were materially as well as socially dead. As for the Ain that some people may experience in listening to the very words that Oscar Wilde put together, 1 have not beard it propeed that ...
... OSCAR WR-DES BAIL Heavy Sureties. (Telegram a Tan Ummies) Baron Peibiek yesterday (Satesday)oonsented to the release of Oscar Wilde on personal bail of :112600, coupled with two sureties of £1250 each. 'The Mire, in the interval which had elapsed since ...
... More Truth -Pal Touches. i i\ R. OSCAR WILDE is the Apostle of Attitudes and Platitudes. He has I produced a play; it play upon words. Surprise is the form of wit; sense the essence. Wit is wisdom wittily wrapped. They all preach now, parson and politician ...
... STEWART I7I . EADLAM AND OSCAR WILDE. (Tslegrolo to UK eras.) The Rev. Stewart Readlam, vrriting in the Church Reformer this week, says :— I think it due to my to make the following statement. I became bail for Mr. Oscar Wilde on public grounds. I felt ...
... Marlborough- °cart, yesterday (Saturday), with inkiwfully and malieionely publishing a defense. tory libel ootacerning Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. Humphreys, solicitor, prosecuted, and Sir George Lewis defamed. Mr. Humphreys, in opening the ewe, asid Mr. °soar Wilde ...
... Great Marlboroughetreet Polioe-court this morning, it being known that the male between the Marquis of Queensberry and Mr. Oscar Wilde would come before the prodding magistrate. Theaooommodation afforded by the little court is extremely limited. At half-past ...
... an enduring popularity, for if drama were universally written on the Oscar Wilde ptinciple, the last ppodition of the stage would be worse than the As a dramatbt, however, Oscar Wilde was ithee b ecom ing the fashion, and there is no loubt that be might ...
... Queemberry, the father. protesting against and meenting the intimacy between his son and the prisoner. On the other hand, Oscar Wilde, who !gnaw the father's views, admitted that it made no difference to him fob lax as intimacy with the son via concerned ...
... ITLDUCL ALLEGED EXTENSIVE BLACKMAILING &arching Cross-examination. (Speoial to Tux Carla 11.) Loewe, Saturday. The trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor was resumed to-day at the Central Criminal Court. before Mr. Justine Charles and • /nu. When the jury ...
... milord-reed, Salford.— The Importance of Being Earnest will continue to be given at the St. James's, . hut the name of Oscar Wilde has been struck out. Nor will any mention be made of the authorship of An Ideal Husband when that play is removed on ...
... Of considerably mere as far as entertainment goes is Oscar Wilde's Ideal This is not only a longer play than Slaves of the Ring, but one that I found it easier to rib through. In fact, Oscar Wilde, at his beet or his worst, jest. as you may take him ...