The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 382
... Orton , whereas in fact he was Arthur Orton ; third , he had sworn that he had seduced his cousin , Kate Doughty , now Lady Radcliffe , in making which statement under oath , he had sworn to a most foul and abominable falsehood . Of ...
... Orton , whereas in fact he was Arthur Orton ; third , he had sworn that he had seduced his cousin , Kate Doughty , now Lady Radcliffe , in making which statement under oath , he had sworn to a most foul and abominable falsehood . Of ...
Page 384
... Orton . The story of his life was now to be Arthur Orton was born June 1 , 1834 , being given . 381 TRIAL OF THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT . pensity for drink. Accordingly, when he made his ...
... Orton . The story of his life was now to be Arthur Orton was born June 1 , 1834 , being given . 381 TRIAL OF THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT . pensity for drink. Accordingly, when he made his ...
Page 385
... Orton , was not true of Roger Tichborne . Orton , accord- ingly , took passage , in 1848 , from Antwerp , for Valparaiso , ar- riving there in November of that year . Two months later he was at Valparaiso again , and this time deserted ...
... Orton , was not true of Roger Tichborne . Orton , accord- ingly , took passage , in 1848 , from Antwerp , for Valparaiso , ar- riving there in November of that year . Two months later he was at Valparaiso again , and this time deserted ...
Page 386
... 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 Orton , but six years less than the age of Roger ...
... 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 Orton , but six years less than the age of Roger ...
Page 387
... Orton , after the Spanish fashion . Gibbes suggested to the defendant that it would be becoming in him to write to his mother ; and defendant at last accepted this advice , and wrote an affectionate epistle , whereof the grammar and the ...
... Orton , after the Spanish fashion . Gibbes suggested to the defendant that it would be becoming in him to write to his mother ; and defendant at last accepted this advice , and wrote an affectionate epistle , whereof the grammar and the ...
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