Bristol Mercury - Thursday, May 9, 1895
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The Last 24 Hours.
Oscar Wilde slept at the Midland hotel, St. Pancras, on Tuesday night, and remained there yesterday busily engaged in arranging his private affairs and preparing for the new trial. It is stated that his health is far from satisfactory, and though able to take plenty of nourishment, he continues very despondent, and suffers from sleeplessness. The time of his departure from London and the seaside resort he will visit before surrendering to his bail are kept secret except from the police.
Oscar Wilde slept at the Midland Hotel, St. Pancras, on last Tuesday night, and remained there yesterday busily engaged in arranging his private affairs and preparing for the new trial. It is stated his health is far from satisfactory, and though able to take plenty of nourishment continues very despondent, and suffers from sleeplessness. The time of his departure from London and the seaside resort he will visit before surrendering to his bail are kept secret except from the police.
Oscar Wilde slept at the midland Hotel, St Paneras, on Tuesday night, and remained there yesterday busily engaged in arranging his private agars, and preparing for the new trial. It is stated that his health is far from satisfactory, and though able to take plenty of nourishment he continues very despondent and suffers from sleeplessness. The time of his departure from London and the seaside resort he will visit before surrendering are kept secret except from the police.
Oscar Wilde slept at the Midland Hotel, St Pancras, last night, and remained there to-day busily engaged in arranging his private affairs and preparing for the new trial. It is stated his health is far from satisfactory, and though able to take plenty of nourishment, he continues very despondent and suffers from sleeplessness. The time of his departure from London and the seaside resort he will visit before surrendering to his bail are kept secret, except from the police.
LONDON, WEDNESDAY.Oscar Wilde slept at the Midland Hotel, St. Pancras, on Tuesday night, and remained there to-day busily engaged in arranging his private affairs and preparing for the new trial. It is stated his health is far from satisfactory, and though able to take plenty of nourishment, he continues very despondent and suffers from sleeplessness. The time of his departure from London, and the seaside resort he will visit before surrendering to his bail, are kept secret except from the police.
London, Wednesday Night. Oscar Wilde slept at the Midland Hotel, St Pancras, Tuesday night, and remained there to-day busily engaged in arranging his private affairs, and preparing for the new trial. It is stated that his health is far from satisfactory, and though able to take plenty of nourishment, continues very despondent, and suffers from sleeplessness. The time of his departure from London and the seaside resort he will visit before surrendering to his bail are kept secret, except from the police.
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