... MR ; OSCAR WILDE. vlirroßiA ROOMS, Oa MONDAY NEXT, March 3, 1384. icon THE HF.AUTIFCI.: The True Principles of Decorative Ara Doors open at 2.30. Lecture at 3. Carriages at 4.30. Itvwsrsra—PEßSON A IMPRESSIONS 0? AMERICA: Address upon Topics Suggested ...

... OSCAR WILDE ON BAIL. Mr, Oscar Wilde was on Tuesday released from Hollowav Gaol on bail. The amount had been fixed by Mr. fearon Pollock two sureties in £1,250 each, and himself £2,500. The Rev. Stewart Ileadlam and Lord Douglas of Hawick are the sureties ...

... MR OSCAR WILDE. New York ''.->' •/ .Yaass Y/jdnoaday, mmm , aaih.. tbxmiabytkjriotbaiiato-.iay. latt sorrow'ally. I his misiion ta.;i.!,,aealesMrel to* | Americana has failure. been , > New York tor » mnath past, iad has been entirely r waj BaaßaWatl ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. Mr. Justice Wills will be the presiding judge the ensuing Sessions at the Central Criminal Court, which commence on Monday, the 20th inst., on which day, we understand, the learned judge has arranged to proceed with the wood trial ...

... DEATH OF OSCAR WILDE. Wlldle In Pada on 141407 In 1/101 from meningitis. The melancholy end to a career which 0000 promised so well Is to have wine In an obscure hotel of the Latin Quarter. Here the brilliant man of letters living, exiled from hie country ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Tha Omaha and Daily Republican ot March print long descriptive reports visit Mr Oscar Wilde to their far western city, where, under the auspices of the Social Art Cub, delivered lecture •' Decorative Art. ''He wore,' says the Herald, •• ...

... OSCAR WILDE IN THE DOCK. Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor again appeared in the dock Bow-street on April 11, the former charges gross indecency, and his companion on warrant alleging conspiracy for unlawful purpose. —The court was thronged when Sir Bridge ...

... OSCAR WILDE AT BOW-STREET. COMMITTED FOB T» Bow-street tnFriday, before Sit hearing was resumed of tbe ohargss Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor nnder Amendment Act. The Court was Parker (recalled) gatM evidence 'failed) *V against Tay lor.-William Parker ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. Recorder Sir Charts Hall, in charging the Grand Jury at the Old Bailey to-day, at the opening of the April Sessions, said there was a serious charge against two men Osem Wilde and Alfred Taylor. He did not think it was necessary ...

... OSCAR WILDE PLAY Tamaritans Aid Fund For Norman Children First of three performances cf Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest. under the auspices of the Plymouth Association of Friends of the French Volunteers, was given by the Tamaritans at ...

... MR, OSCAR WILDE B EGS to announce that he will Riveone of LECTURES at the THEATRE ROYAL. EXETER, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 26TH. Seats can now be booked. Prices as usual SUBJECTS :— THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL. AND PERSONAL IMPREiSIONS OF AMERICA. ...

... MRS. OSCAR WILDE died week aeo on Thursday, at the Riviera, undei distressing circumstances. ...