The Gazette - Wednesday, May 1, 1895
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CABLE NOTES.
LONDON, April 30.— The statement is at least premature, if not altogether groundless, that Mrs. Oscar Wilde has begun proceedings for a divorce from her husband. At all events she certainly could take no steps in that direction pending a verdict in the present trial of her husband in the Old Bailey court.
The statement is at least premature, if not altogether groundless, that Mrs. Oscar Wilde has begun proceedings for a divorce from her husband. At all events, she certainly could take no steps in that direction pending a verdict in the present trial of her husband in the Old Bailey Court.
The statement is at least premature if not altogether groundless that Mrs. Oscar Wilde has begun proceedings of divorce from her husband. At all events she certainly could take no steps in that direction pending a verdict in the present trial of her husband in the Old Bailey court.
The United Press learns that the statement is at least premature, if not altogether groundless, that Mrs. Oscar Wilde has begun proceedings for a divorce. At all events, she certainly could take no steps in that direction pending a verdict in the present trial of her husband.