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... got mi naine and a(dress on this pLptir, which was in iny hats'ivritind'-, sud haid ho shold[,i like to introduce us, as Oscar Wilde 'was a good maill fori money. Sir Toln Bridge: Money for those who were THsE SAX1iU AS wVO;XE.NP Witness Yos. Eir John7U: ...
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... TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. At the Old Bailey on Wednesday, bes-t fore Mr. Justice Charles, Mr. Charles Matthews, who has been retained with Sir Edward Clarke for the defence of Oscar Wilde, asked that the trial might be postponed until the May sessions. Thle ...
... THE PROSECUTION OP OSCAR WILDE. Ocajr Wilde, described in the calendar s an author, surrendered to his bail at the Old Bailey on Monday to answer certain charges preferred under the 11th qection of the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1835. On the case being ...
... alleged libel preferred by Oscar Wilde against the Marquis of Quegneberry, which was tried at that court at the last sessions. A plean of jnstification filed by Lord Queensberrv was upheld, and arising out et that triai Oscar Wilde was. arrested, and charged ...
... on Tuesa dav. he ore Mir. Vaeghban, Mr. Travera Humnphreys made an application in re- vard to this case. Hle said Mr. Oscar Wilde was tried at the last sesesions of the Central Cr minal court on au ndict- sent con:aining several counts charging hmwilh ...
... thinlg thtt a young moa. on the threshold of life, who had heen tos everal years dominated hy Oscar Wilde, and who had bswn ' adored and loved. by Oscar Wilde as the two letters apmvsed. slouuldthsnshow the tendency of his isiid uponl this -ightf i subject ...
... THE PROSECUTION OF OSCAR WILDE. Osca~r F. O'Tlahe7rty W~ills B'Wilde, 40, described as an author, surrendered to his bail a' the Old Bailey, an Thursday, to answer certain charges preferred unde ?? of the Criminal Law Araendment Act, 1885. lfe Taylor ...
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... closely followed by de- teetive~s. A warrant for the arrest of Oscar Wilds was granted by Sir John Bridge at Bow-street, at five o'clock on Friday ?? application for process against Oscar Wilds was supported by Mr.Angus Lewis of the TreasoryMr.C.F. Gillj ...
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