Dublin Daily Express - Tuesday, September 24, 1895
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OSCAR WILDE’S LIFE IN PRISON.
On Saturday a reporter ascertained that Oscar Wilde, who is in Wandsworth Prison, is employed in making mail bags, and that his demeanour since his removal there from Wormwood Scrubs has been in every way satisfactory. Wilde is accorded the special privilege of taking exercise by himself, and when in chapel he occupies what is known as the debtors’ pew, which is isolated from the other prisoners. The prisoner has lost considerably in weight, but has remarkably good health. Taylor, Wilde’s quondam friend, remains at Wormwood Scrubs.
OSCAR Wilde is now in Wandsworth Prison, where he is employed in making mail-bags, and his demeanour since his removal from Wormwood Scrubs has been in every way satisfactory. Wilde is accorded the special privilege of taking exercise by himself, and when in chapel he occupies what is known as the debtors' pew which is entirely isolated from the other prisoners. He has lost considerably in weight, but enjoys remarkably good health.
Oscar Wilde is reported to be giving every satisfaction in the performance of the duties imposed upon him in Wandsworth Prison. At present he is engaged making mail bags. Wilde is accorded the special privilege of taking exercise by himself, and when in chapel he occupies what is known as the debtor’s pew, which is entirely isolated from the other prisoners. He has lost considerably in weight, but enjoys remarkably good health. Taylor, Wilde’s [...] friend, remains at Wormwood Scrubbs.