The San Francisco Call - Thursday, April 25, 1895
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Wilde's Home Sold.
LONDON, ENG., April 24. -- The application of counsel for Oscar Wilde to have his trial, which was set for Friday next, postponed on the ground that his lawyers had not had sufficient time to prepare for defense, and the present state of public feeling has made a fair trial impossible, was refused to-day. Wilde's home was sold by the Sheriff in the presence of a crowd of curiosity mongers.
LONDON, April 24. - The application of counsel for Oscar Wilde to have his trial set for Friday next, postponed on the grounds that his lawyers had not had sufficient time to prepare for the defence, and that the present state of public feeling made a fair trial impossible, was refused today. Wilde’s home was sold by the sheriff today in the presence of a crowd of curiosity mongers.
London. April 24. -- The application or counsel for Oscar Wilde to have his trial, which is set down for Friday next at the Old Bailey Court, postponed on the ground that his lawyers have not had sufficient time to prepare for the defense and that the present state of public feeling made a fair trial impossible, was refused today. Oscar Wilde's home was sold out by the sheriff today in the presence of a great crowd of curiosity mongers.
LONDON, April 24. - The application of counsel for Oscar Wilde to have his trial, which was set for Friday next, postponed on the ground that his lawyers had not had sufficient time to prepare for defense and the present state of public feeling has made a fair trial impossible, was refused to-day.
The application of counsel for Oscar Wilde to have his trial, which is set down for Friday next, postponed, on the ground that his lawyers have not had sufficient time to prepare for the defense, and that the present state of public feeling made a fair trial impossible, was refused to-day.