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... OSCAR WILDE IN PRISON. A correspondent of the Paris publishes numlier of details of the life of Oscar Wilde in prison. Wilde, s;.y«, was never in the enjoyment of such good health present, and is in tie l.eBt of spirits. is anxiously looking forward to ...
... le was one of best wn of Hungarian noblemen and sportsmen, as well as a prom‘nent patron of art i It is understood that Oscar Wilde will leave ing Prison for Wormwood Serubbs on 18th inst. and be released at an early hour on the morning of the 19th, the ...
... ting Telegraph’ € restraining them fro | copying their racing results. A tion against the Centra} News was dismi at a Mr. Oscar Wilde was removed on | from Reading Gaol to P. entonville, and was yes- terday morning formally Teleased from ongtody, to which ...
... management of each of her charities. remarkably prophetic dlalores—prophetic for at least—took plats between the paradoxical Oscar Wilde and a witty bishop whom he met at a sodal gathering, and, says • writer in the Road. I am indebted for an account of what ...
... have been sown and fostered while under lock and key. The case of the dismissal of Warder Martin from Reading, where Mr. Oscar Wilde was serving the term of his imprisonment, will perhaps renew public interest in prison reform, and if the ex-convict's account ...
... classes of (•ersous toward tbe awful massacres in Epirus and Armenia. One who knows the facts of the Martin **offence** (Oscar Wilde) says: ** 1 saw the three children myself on the Monday. They had just been convicted, and were standing in row in the central ...
... the Maiclan Valley from Swat, and is now at Mirah among the Afridis. MR. OSCAR WILDE, SAIRAH BERNIHARDT IN HIS NDW PLAY. PAiius, Mcnday. According to the Gil Bias, Mr. Oscar Wilde is now engaged in writing a play in which the principal role will be taken ...
... Indian Famine Fund RI' lee last night amouncted to £426,000. da, M'e There is tni foondatioca for the stateimenlto ithc that Oscar Wilde bas been secretly released. dr, she Mr 8telinlz has been released from the Go at asylum at Moscow after four weeks' con- ...
... Two cases of the blacr plagne are reported as having occurred in Bombay. Therr is ne foundation for the statement that Oscar Wilde has been secretly released. Mr Steinitz has beet released from the asylum at Moscow after four weeks' con- finement. Lord ...
... OTTER (water perwitieg) MR CURGRITE Litis Fors Moy 2, (by 2, Woodtord Bridge—10.50 24, May May 29, ton Road bt from Mr. Oscar Wilde was removed on Tuesday lormally Reading Gaol to 1’ itle, amd was yeaterday released from eastods. having completed bis full ...
... chequefows iiyed to £25 000 to the Princoss of Wales's Fund 3s wento Mr T J Lipton, the well known provision merohant. Oscar Wilde, accompanied by the depaty- governor of Reading prison, arrived in London last nDl-ht, and was driven to IPertonville. one ...
... merman or seven years. ond was likely to be squally good for another seven ewe ma ennewhately cause bun cordial and war. OSCAR WILDE RELEASED JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER. sold for 2e, which was es. lens than the usual kerum. ' THE REIMAN AND CREMYLL - (W. MENTON ...