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... OSCAR WILDE Tt may be taken for granted that so long as Oscar Wilde’s health remains as it is at present the Home etary will have no cause for ordering his release before the expiration of his full term of imprisonment. he report made to the Home Office ...
... eported that he ‘has gone to the Continent, ‘he privons de ment of the Home Office has no knowledge reported release of Oscar Wilde, who, on M a, y y 25 last year, was sentenced to two years’ imprisonmen t with hard labour. ...
... British Consulate, who, it was alleged, on sundry public occasions accused the plaintiff of being, not only an associate of Oscar Wilde, but guilty of the offences of which the latter stood charged. As a fact not oné particle of evidence of that was given ...
... widow of Sir William Wilde, surgeon oculist to the @nucen, anda poetess of considerable ability. She was the mother of Oscar Wilde. MR. JOHN MORLEY AT BRECHIN. Mr. Morley continued his candidature for Montrose Burghs by addressing the elestors at Brechin ...
... Home Secretary bas again been ap- proached with the object of securing a remission of the remainder of the sentence on Oscar Wilde. After carefully considering the petition, Sir Mathew White Ridley has replied that he cold see no reason for interfering ...
... the proposed marriage have been enormous.y exaggerated. Lady Wille, widow of Sir William Wilde, of Dublin, and mother of Oscar Wilde, isdead. Grief has tended to her end. She was a most gifted woman, with some of the eccentric sities of her race. In her ...
... divert it channel whence refreshing streams might have flowed into the lives of poor and toyless ren. Ii, is stated that Oscar Wilde ds in the infirmary et Wandsworth Gacl in a very indifferent state of His unfortunate wife is living very quietly in a foreign ...
... Union Jack and sarmcunted by many beautiful wreaths, Lapy Wilde, widow of we ir William Wilde, of Dublin, and mother of Oscar Wilde, is dead. Grief has tended to her end. She was a most woman, with some of the eccentricities of her race. In her youth she ...
... that will prevail in Mr. Charles H. Hawtrey's company from the Hay- ing et the Prince's market, London, are perf ed is Mr. Oscar Wilde's Theatre. The piece represent It is styled on the pro- “An Ideal Husband.” ” but the designation me “the successful comedy ...