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... OSCAR- WILDE. PROCEEDINGS AT BOW STREEr. Oest Wilde and AlfIed Taylor alain appeared in the dock at Bow street, London, yesterday. The Extradition Court was thronged when Sir John Bridge took his Neat, Mr Gill again appeared for the Treasury; Sir Edward ...
... relief and satis- - faction that though the hand of justice has been slow it has been sure, and - . - . ., . ,0- - - . Oscar Wilde, with all his brazen effronteryg will not escape t'he inadequate penalty of his nameless crimes. It is perhaps. to the credit ...
... OSCAR WILDE. , TRIAL OF TAYLOR, t li AtS the Old Biley, London, yesterday afternoon, ;a Alfred Taylor twas found guilty of ?? actsi I of Bieas indeceocy with Mh~iles aid William Parker, ;, he Sentenca was pobtpued, and ib whS arrauged that the p came ...
... I{aitd In coejtncllou hith the DIERCURY JanUary 21, IBdI', and incorporated ,with it jamnury 39, AM87. TELEPHONE No. 149. Oscar Wilde. THE most striking event of- the week is the sensational ending of a notorious trial which closes in nameless infamy the ...
... OSCAR WILDE. DISAGRE .EkENiT OF THR JURY. Ai thfe Old Dailey, London, ye8terdavy before Mg Juetice etCrles, the til wIAN resumed of OioarWllde, aged 40, and Alfred Taylor, aged 33, on an indictment charging them with certain misdomeaOtours. M: JumtieebOhaleI ...
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... OSCAR WILD& TRIAL AT THE OLD BAILEY, At the Old Bailey, London, yesterday, before Btr Justice Charles, the trial was resumed of OWear Wilde, 40, author, and Alfred Taylor, 38, of no ocoupation, on an indictment chagiog them with certain mis. demeanourp ...
... MR. OSCARs WILDE IN BATH. Mr. Oscar Wilde appeared for the first time be!ore a ?? audience on Saturday at the Bath Theatre Royal, and delivered his lecture on IPersonal Impreas. alon3 of America, There was some curioeity to aee the well.known rtethoee ...
... MR. OSCAR WILDE ON AMERICA. Mr. Oscar Wilde lectured at the Princes-hall, Picca. dilly, London, on Taeeday evening, on his P ersonal Impressions of America. Stating that he had very little useful information to give, hedescribed his first expecience ...
... AN AMERICAN INTERVIEWER AND BUNTHORNE. The reporter of the Neiv Yord Heral2 who inter. viewed Mr. Oscar Wilde on his arrival at New York f after putting several questions to him as to his intended proceedings in America, said:- You will certainly lecture ...
... for Mr, KRndsl, and one each to Dion Boucicault and Signor Salvini. Oscar Wilde and Archdeacon Farrar. The Ruanbugs is the biggest list of the lot, next to the Claimbnt coming Oscar Wilde, General Bootb, Lord Bandolpb Churchill, and Irving Bishop, In the ...