The South Australian Register - Tuesday, April 9, 1895
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ADELAIDE AND LONDON
TELEGRAPH
[BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.]
OSCAR WILDE AND HIS
ACCOMPLICES.
FURTHER REVELATIONS.
MANY ARRESTS PROBABLE.
London, April 8.
Since the remand of Oscar Wilde and Taylor the latter has made statements of a very compromising character, and it is probable that these will lead to many further arrests.
Since the remand of Oscar Wilde and Taylor the latter has made statements of a very compromising character, and it is probable that these will lead to many further arrests.
Since the remand of Oscar Wilde and Taylor the latter has made statements of a very compromising character, and it it probable that these will lead to many further arrests.
It appears that Taylor's lodgings were widely known, and were resorted to regularly for improper purposes by four of the witnesses examined at Bow-street Police Court on Saturday, and by many other visitors.
It appears that Taylor's lodgings were widely known, and were resorted to regularly for improper purposes by four of the witnesses examined at Bow-street Police Court on Saturday, and by many other visitors.
It appears that Taylor's lodgings were widely known, and were resorted to regularly for improper purposes by four of the witnesses examined at Bow-street Police Court on Saturday, and by many other visitors.