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... OSCAR WILDE. Rumoured Re-Opening of the Case The legal correspondent of the Pell it. , Gazette states fiat the last has not yet ii,. heard of the crimps' caw which tormicated at the Old !Utley last Baturday. It is mien as. OD behalf of at least one ...

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... OSCAR WILDE WILL DELITES BIS FIRST LECTURE TONIGHT (THURSDAY), ...

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... OSCAR WILDE Wji.dk. A Study by Patrick Bray r*oke, F.R.S.L. London: Braithwaite & ;ller, Ltd. 7s 6d net. ‘scar Wilde was for some time before his ■istroph© the idol of small and somewhat tastic clique, whose admiration for him, 1 or assumed, was in proportion ...

... OSCAR WILDE. London, Saturday. Baron Pollock to-day consented to the release of Oscar Wilde on personal bail £2,500, coupled with two sureties of £1,250 each. The Press Association in later message states, the authority of Air Humphreys, solicitor to ...

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... OSCAR WILDE. Id Re-Opening of the Caere• I correepoodeos of the Pall Mali &tea that the lest hee oat yet been cricooal ca. which bailey lent iisturday. It intended. .f at lent Out of the primnere, to rot of error on the ground that there senttal defeat ...

... OSCAR WILDE. London, Wednesday, Oscar Wilde slept the Midland Hotel, St. Paocraa, on Tuesday night, and remained there to-day busily engaged in arranging his rivate affairs and preparing for the new trial, t it stated bis health far from satisfactory ...

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... OSCAR WILDE London, Toesday-Oacat Wilde passed public examination bankruptcy to day. He looked ill, and answered in monosyllables. THE ASHANTI EXPEDITION. London, Tuesday—Sir Francis Scott and whole thehoadquarlet’e staff were engaged at War Office to-day ...