The Age - Thursday, April 25, 1895
This report was originally published in English. Machine translations may be available in other languages.
THE WILDE SCANDAL.
A TRUE BILL RETURNED.
LONDON, 23RD APRIL.
The grand jury, has found a true bill against Oscar Wilde and the man Taylor, committed for trial on charges of shocking criminal immorality.
The grand jury has found a true bill against Oscar Wilde and the man Taylor, committed for trial on charges of shocking criminal immorality.
The Grand Jury have found a true bill against Oscar Wilde and the man Taylor, who are charged with abominable offences.
Counsel for the prisoners state that they intend to plead not guilty and to fight the case out to the end.
Counsel for the prisoners state that they intend to plead not guilty and to fight the case out to the end.
Counsel for the defence stated that the accused intended to plead not guilty, and to fight the case to the end.
Counsel for the defence state that the accused when called intend to plead "not guilty," and to fight the case to the end.
Counsel for the accused state that they do not intend to plead Guilty, but mean to fight to the bitter end.
Counsel for the accused state that they do not intend to plead guilty, but mean to fight to the bitter end.
Counsel for the accused state that they do not intend to plead guilty, but mean to fight to the bitter end.
Counsel for the accused state that they do not intend to plead guilty, but mean to fight to the bitter end.
Counsel for the accused stated that they do not intend to plead guilty but mean to fight until the bitter end.
Counsel for the defence in the charges against Oscar Wilde and Taylor state that the accused intend to plead not guilty, and to fight the case to the end.