The Yorkshire Evening Post - Wednesday, May 22, 1895
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YORKSHIRE ECHOES.
It was, it seems, not Lord Alfred Douglas who had a little "scrap" with his noble father in Piccadilly yesterday, but Lord Douglas of Hawick. The rencontre is most unfortunate at this critical stage in the development of the whole story. Taylor has been found guilty; the trial of Mr. Oscar Wilde commences to-day, and two of the people more or less concerned in the trouble appeared this morning to jointly and severally answer a charge of being disorderly. They were bound over "to keep the peace."
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