... the genius of that brilliant and versatile writer Oscar Wilde, and although many people looked askance upon Oscar Wilde' s name after the events that marked the close of his life he did not. Oscar Wilde was convicted at the Central Criminal Court of crimes ...

... OSCAR WILDE AND MYSELF. Mr. Justice Astbury yesterday heard an application in chambers by Mr. Robert. Ross, the executor of Oscar Wilde, against. Messrs. John Long fLimitedi, in connection with the proposed publication by Lord Alfred Douglas of Oscar ...

... FRIEND OF OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Ross, proceeded counsel, was a friend of Mr. Wilde in the days of his prosperity, and equally faithful in the days of his shame and adversity. Ile helped him while in prison, assisted his wife and children, managed his affairs ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. reliaLle The Prcss Association states, on authority, that the greater part of the mime be was admitted to bad Mr. Omar Wilde staying with his mother, Lady at her in the so:AL-west of London, and that as a matter of he ha% Dever loft ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. {FROM OUR rORUFSPON-DEXT.) PARIS, WrD.--.-pAY Night. Tho prohibition of his play, Salome, by the Lord Chamberlain, has cut Mr. Oscar Wiiile to the heart, and lm has informed a correspondent of tho Gaulois that he is about to part with ...

... LETTERS OF OSCAR WILDE. Some interesting letters of Oscar Wilde were sold at Sothebra. Qne, to Mrs. Bernard Beare, which made .C 9 155.. contained the following:— :: • J have also lectured at Leadville. . . . .. . . kV - hen - I - told them in my boorish ...

... RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE. ..—,e—. Oscar Wilde released from prison this morning. The Queen, at Windsor Castle this afternoon, decorated Captain the Hon. Sir MaeMahon, of the I.ietit. Norman Warden Primer. of the !hike of Wellingtons Weg Riding Regiment; ...

... THE REPORTED RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE The Prisons Department tbe Home Office Ms so kmorrkdire the reported release of Orear Wilde, who May 2 year to two years' reapriaosesent with hard laheur. Among the Parliamentary rapers lamed todayls the tireaty-eiainh ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE ON AMERICA Mr. Oscar Wilde lectured to a large audience last night in the Princes' Hull, Piccadilly, on bis re- cent tour iD America, entitling his address Personal Impressions of America. The reason of the title he at the very beginning ...

... SECOND TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE THE DEFENCE-AN ABSOLUTE DENIAL. At We Criminal Court to-day, before lir. WPM lie wee resamed it Wilde. 40, IS ea *dirties* ba with meals etiledemse seers-TM beiteitor (Sir Moth Lakonia. Q.C.). Mr. C. V. Uill. sad Kr. Avery ...

... SECOND TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE At the Central Criminal Court to-dity, before Xt. Justice Will.. (ho trial was resumed of Omar Wilde. author. on an indictment charging with isertala misdealsnouts. This was the Math day .4th. trials of Wilde and Taylor ...

... A STATUS OF OSCAR WILDE. Irmo, Our hells The French are fond of laughing at the aqueamishne: , s of other nations, especialjy the English, in the matter of morals, but the authorities seem to have been seized with a sudden fit of shame at seeing the somewhat ...