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... RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE. formalities at Bow-street Police-court revealion the 7th inst. the well-kept secret of who were the two gentlemen who had agreed to be the required ursine in £1250 each for the appearance of Oscar Wilde at the next Old Bailey ...
... THE LATE OSCAR WILDE. Paris, June 21. The Figaro announces that the remains Oscar Wilde, who was buried at Bagneux nine years ago, will be transferred Pere-Lachaise, where a monument has been erected to his memory.—Reuter. ...
... DEATH OF OSCAR WILDE. iTie Paris correspondent the Dublin Evtmiiti] .Ifai/” that Mr Oscar Wilde the wallknown playwright, died yesterday three o'clock, the li->in quarter. The cat»e of death He had bern safrerinK for some time. Two .lays he became unconscious ...
... OSCAR WILDE RELEASED. At Bow-street Police Court yesterday Mr Vaughni issued order for the release of Oscar Wilde on bail. sureties are Lord Douglas of Hawick and tbe Bey Stewart H eadlam. Mr Wilde immediately on his release drove to the Midland Hate' ...
... OSCAR WILDE CASE. BAIL GRANTED. Baron Pollock on Saturday consented to the release of Oscar Wilde on peisonal bail of £2,500. coupled with two sureties of £1,250 each. After the bail had been fixed by Baron Pollock, an application was made that one surety ...
... Eiiited by OSCAR WILDE, ‘The Editor has secured the active root*ration of many ladies eminent for their rank t>r lain i, « »th. It very handsome, very inlere«ting, and fu'l picini>e. Paper tyj»c, printing, and illustrations are adtuirabie.— CatitU «s~* ...
... two parts. 'I start off as Oscar Wilde in a special introduction written by our producer, and then later play a London solicitor called Grfosby,” he says. - This part comes in a scene that was never performed in Oscar Wilde's day and has been lost for ...
... THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. At the Central Criminal Court yesterday the Osoar Wilde on ohtrgea under tbe Criminal Law * jj, mant Act, was commenced. The prisoner looked Solicitor General having opered tbe case for the tion several witnesses were called ...
... Edited by OSCAR WILDE. “ The Editor has secured the active co-operation of many ladies eminent for their vank or talent, or both. It is very handsome and very interesting.” —7e Queen. v Weekly, ONE PENNY. . Cassell’s Saturday Journal. EACH NUMBER CONTAINING ...
... RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE, Legal formalities at Bow-street Police-court revealed on the 7th inst. the well-kept secret of who were the two gentlemen who had agreed to be the required sureties in £1250 each for the appearance of Oscar Wilde at the next Old ...
... Editcd by OSCAR WILDE. The Editor secured the hairy co-Oen:tins o/ ladies 'mount /or their retch or talent, or loth. It is very handsome and very interesting.—The Quash Weekly, ONE PENNY. Cassell's Saturday Journal EACH NICER CONTAINING 24 Large 4to ...
... PETITION FOR OSCAR WILDE. A petition for the release of Oscar Wilde, which has originated in the office of the Paris Plume, the organ of the younger school of French writers and poets, has been put into circulation. It runs follows: To Her Most Excellent ...