The Herald - Thursday, May 2, 1895
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NEWS AND NOTES IN A NUTSHELL
THE BUSY MAN'S COLUMN.
Latest development of the Oscar Wilde trial is perhaps not wholly unexpected. The jury were unable to agree to a verdict, and were discharged. Wilde, who will be tried again, was remanded, bail being refused.
Latest development of the Oscar Wilde trial is perhaps not wholly unexpected. The jury were unable to agree to a verdict, and were discharged. Wilde, who will be tried again, was remanded.
The judge in the Oscar Wilde case thought it necessary to warn the jury against confounding the accused author with the creations of his brain who figured in his books. His Lordship's charge occupied three hours.
The judge in the Oscar Wilde case thought it necessary to warn the jury against confounding the accused author with the creations of his brain who figured in his books. His Lordship's charge occupied three hours.