Dublin Daily Express - Wednesday, September 25, 1895

At London Bankruptcy court yesterday Mr. Grain applied for an adjournment in the case of Oscar Wilde. The debtor, said counsel, had filed a statement which disclosed the total indebtedness as £8,581, with substantially no assets. Several of Wilde’s friends, however, had subscribed about £1,000, and, as others had also promised sums, sufficient would be forthcoming to pay all outsiders 20s in the pound, with the exception of the largest creditor, a friend of the debtor. The examination was adjourned to November 12th.

Irish Daily Independent - Wednesday, September 25, 1895

London, Tuesday.

At the London Bankruptcy Court today, Mr Grain applied for adjournment in the case of Oscar Wilde, The debtor, said counsel, had filed a statement which disclosed a total indebtedness of £3,591, with substantially no assets. Several of Wilde’s friends, however, had subscribed about £1,000, and as others had also promised, sums sufficient would be forthcoming to pay all outsiders 20s in the pound, with the exception of the largest creditor, a friend of debtor. The examination was adjourned till November 12.

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