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Page 382
The indictment ran against " Thomas Castro, otherwise Arthur Orton, otherwise
called Sir Roger Charles Tichborne." Mr. Hawkins and four other barristers
appeared for the prosecution, in the stead of the Attorney-General ; the Chancery
...
The indictment ran against " Thomas Castro, otherwise Arthur Orton, otherwise
called Sir Roger Charles Tichborne." Mr. Hawkins and four other barristers
appeared for the prosecution, in the stead of the Attorney-General ; the Chancery
...
Page 384
... by in slow succession, in silence and oblivion, when " suddenly, in Australia, a
butcher came from the shambles and announced himself as the long-lost heir"."
That butcher was the defendant in this cause. That butcher was Arthur Orton.
... by in slow succession, in silence and oblivion, when " suddenly, in Australia, a
butcher came from the shambles and announced himself as the long-lost heir"."
That butcher was the defendant in this cause. That butcher was Arthur Orton.
Page 385
Arthur Orton was born June 1, 1834, being therefore the junior of Roger
Tichborne by nearly six years. He was the youngest son of a respectable
shipping butcher, who lived in London, at 69 High Street, Wapping. He was but
poorly educated, ...
Arthur Orton was born June 1, 1834, being therefore the junior of Roger
Tichborne by nearly six years. He was the youngest son of a respectable
shipping butcher, who lived in London, at 69 High Street, Wapping. He was but
poorly educated, ...
Page 386
Hopwood, met him, and hailed him as Orton ; but he replied : " I am not Orton : I
am Castro. Come and have a drink." January 29, 1865, he married a servant-girl,
describing himself as Castro, born in Chili, and thirty years old : just the age of ...
Hopwood, met him, and hailed him as Orton ; but he replied : " I am not Orton : I
am Castro. Come and have a drink." January 29, 1865, he married a servant-girl,
describing himself as Castro, born in Chili, and thirty years old : just the age of ...
Page 387
Strange to say, however, they were invariably accompanied by a peculiar mark,
which had always been used by Arthur Orton, after the Spanish fashion. Gibbes
suggested to the defendant that it would be becoming in him to write to his
mother ...
Strange to say, however, they were invariably accompanied by a peculiar mark,
which had always been used by Arthur Orton, after the Spanish fashion. Gibbes
suggested to the defendant that it would be becoming in him to write to his
mother ...
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