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Sydney Evening News - Monday, May 6, 1895
London, May 3. -- At the conclusion of the abortive trial of Oscar Wilde and his companion Taylor Mr. Justice Charles refused to admit them to bail pending the second trial, which commences on the 20th instant.
Counsel for Wilde to-day made another application that he be admitted to bail, and the application was granted.
London, May 4. -- Oscar Wilde was released on entering into his own recognisance of £2500, and finding two sureties of £1250 each.
The Sydney Morning Herald - Monday, May 6, 1895
LONDON, May 3.
At the conclusion of the trial of Oscar Wilde and Taylor (his associate), in which the jury failed to agree and were discharged, Mr Justice Charles refused to admit the prisoners to bail.
Wilde's counsel to-day made another application for bail, which was granted.
MAY 4
Oscar Wilde was released on entering into his own recognisance of £2500, and finding two sureties for £1250 each.