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... OSCAR WILDE. The Tress Association is informed by Messrs. Humphreys, solicitors to Mr. Oscar Wilde, tbat will plead not guilty. Their intention is to fight the case the end, and they express themselves as confident winning. At the Old Bailey to-day, the ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Vanghan, the magistrate at Bow-street Police Court, made order this morning for Uie release of Oscar Wilde on hail, himself in £2,500 and two sureties of £1,250 each. The sureties are Lord Douglas, of Hawick, and the Rev. Stewart Headiam ...
... OSCAR WILDE and that lays violent hands either on its own life or on the lives of others. Were Wilde's accusations true? Some of them were disproved by Douglas in his lifetime, others are extremely dubious. It is a defect of Lord Queensberry's book that ...
... OSCAR WILDE. The Paris Gaulois says thai, moveruen Go obtain the signatures MM. Zola, ith Heridia, Coppee, and Mirbeau, other men letters, to international release of Oscar Wilde. ...
... By OSCAR WILDE Monday, 13th Augygt. for 12 Nights at 6-30. Matinee Eacmed. ang Bat. at 2. EMILE LITTLER presents: CELIA . _ BILLY LIPTON., MILTON. HAL JACK BRYAN, MAYER. And the !:Jmu London Coliseum Pro&xctlon and Company of fo Artists in e World Famous ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Fourth edition. OFFICj , Evening. TELEG //[BY OUE OWN PRIVATE WIRE.] f British Medical Journal states that there is no djjjj**** for the report that Oscar Wilde is in debealth. contradiction of the rumour, the pub*&d th hs is not confined ...
... OSCAR WILDE. •a Ncr,!^ * tri of Oscar Wilde for indecent offences at the Old Bailey, London, this morning, Jus tice Wills. witnesses were called, and some time 1-en.t in reading the evidence given the last trial. P f the prosecution closed at three o ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Bow-street, London, to-day, Oscar Wilde, described as a gentleman, of Tite-street, Chelsea, was charged with offences under tbe 11th section of the Criminal Law Amendment Act, and Alfred Taylor was charged with conspiring with Wilde for the ...
... OSCAR WILDE Tt may be taken for granted that so long as Oscar Wilde’s health remains as it is at present the Home etary will have no cause for ordering his release before the expiration of his full term of imprisonment. he report made to the Home Office ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Counsel were engaged yesterday settling the term* of an affidavit to be made support of an application for bail on Mr. O. Wilde's behalf to the Judge in Chambers. 'Ihe application will be mad© to Mr. Baron Pollock to-day. and take precedence ...
... OSCAR WILDE COMEDY. Oscar 'Wilde's plays not command a very large public, but it was not altogether because of this that there were so many vacant s ea t s last night at the Prince's Theatre, Manchester, w hen th , Birmingham Reperto r y C ompany ' played ...
... THE BANKRUPTCY OF OSCAR WILDE. The public examination of Oscar Wilde at the London Bankruptcj- Court, yesterday, attracted a large crowd. The proceedings were only formaL Thebankrupt looked ill, and answered questions almost entirely in monosyllables ...