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... OSCAR WILDE THE BAIL. The Proms As.ociatioa atateA that Baron Pollock to-day consentod to the relrom, of Oscar Wilde on a peraonal bail of £2,500. coupled with two t4uretiew of £1,25.) each. Tht, As..ociation, in a later un the authority of Mr. flumphreye ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Oscar Wilde's solicitors attended before Baron PolloCk in Chambers to-day, and intimated that they were prepared with the necessary securities, which the police were satisfied with. An appearance on behalf of Wilde will be made at Bow-,street ...
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... OSCAR WILDE. For some few seconds I failed to trace the features of Oscar Wilde in the almost emaciated face of the man who stepped into the debtor's box at Bankruptcy Buildings yesterday morning. The change in his personal appearance is scarcely ' credible ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Who would hare expected to find in the apostle of culture a champion of the weaker races? It appears that recently Oscar Wilde's agent purchased three sleeping-car tickets from Atlanta, Oa., to Savanah, and when the three berths were occupied ...
... OSCAR WILDE. At the Old Bailey yesterday the trial of Oscar Wilde was continued. Prisoner had a consultation with his counsel before entering the dock. He was then cross-examined at some length by the Solicitor-General, and was re-examined by Sir E. Clarke ...
... Oscar Wilde Oscar Wilde even thought that a really well made buttonhole was the only link between art and nature. By the turn of the century dandies and well-dressed public figures like Joseph Chamberlain and Lord Rosebery were never seen without a buttonhole ...
... OSCAR WILDE. PROCEEDINGS BOW-STREET- At Bow-street Police-court on Saturday, before Sir John Bridge, Oscar Fingall O’Flaherty Wilde, described gentleman,” of 16, Tite-street, who had been arrested the previous evening and confined in a cell for the night ...
... OSCAR WILDE AT TAE CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. SURRENDERS TO HIS BAIL PRISONERS TO RE MED SEPARATELY. At the Central Criminal Court thhi morning, before Mr. WilL, and a jury. Wilde, 40, author. and Alftml 'Taylor, 33, of no occupation, were arraigned on an ...
... OSCAR WILDE. The British Medical Joonid says : Many rnmoura have been spread abroad in regard to the health snd treatment of Oscar Wilde, now confined in Pentonville Prison. They are, however, absolutely without foundation. Notwithatending all that has ...
... OSCAR WILDE THE BANKRUPTCY COURT. A rer.’jrin* ordir maile iu tho Ixindon Hank roptry ('oat Wilde, the petitioninjf rreditor beinK the Marqoia 4 QuMwbenT. aho £677 fee 19 the debtee* unauccesrlul for cmnmal libel. LORD FRANCIS HOPE THE BANKRUPTCY COURT ...
... OSCAR WILDE Cinerna s-- S,O9T: 1 X I rrle L ITTLE bA VAGE Alul.a un:v OS3 L .0 Men.. Tun. Wed. Con. 2.5 Eduard Fran. : Valerie French THE FOUR SKULLS OF JONATHAN DRAKE 10 Joni, Agar • Jean Saran INVISIBLE INVADERS 2.15 450 73l lA. Adults only ...