The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 399
... Orton had had in his youth , and which had never been fully eliminated from his constitution . This man had a scar on the back of his head which he said was caused by a fall which happened to him in his childhood in Brittany . Roger had ...
... Orton had had in his youth , and which had never been fully eliminated from his constitution . This man had a scar on the back of his head which he said was caused by a fall which happened to him in his childhood in Brittany . Roger had ...
Page 400
... Orton was about this age , but Tichborne would have been at least five years older . ] He gave his name as Arthur Orton , son of George Orton , of Lon- don , butcher to the Queen . He was dressed as a common sailor and said he had been ...
... Orton was about this age , but Tichborne would have been at least five years older . ] He gave his name as Arthur Orton , son of George Orton , of Lon- don , butcher to the Queen . He was dressed as a common sailor and said he had been ...
Page 402
... Orton . A great number of witnesses , chiefly from Wapping , testified to their belief that defendant was their old acquaintance , Arthur Orton ; some of them being more and some less positive . It is needless to reproduce their ...
... Orton . A great number of witnesses , chiefly from Wapping , testified to their belief that defendant was their old acquaintance , Arthur Orton ; some of them being more and some less positive . It is needless to reproduce their ...
Page 407
... Orton , and that , hav- ing the weaker mind of the two , and hearing Orton talk much of his past life and acquaintances , defendant got his own mind grad- ually but thoroughly saturated with these matters and things , and poured them ...
... Orton , and that , hav- ing the weaker mind of the two , and hearing Orton talk much of his past life and acquaintances , defendant got his own mind grad- ually but thoroughly saturated with these matters and things , and poured them ...
Page 408
... Orton over his mind which so imbued him with every thing connected with that person that he was led to do all these silly things , such as no clever impostor would ever have dreamed of . " Another statement of his client's , such as ...
... Orton over his mind which so imbued him with every thing connected with that person that he was led to do all these silly things , such as no clever impostor would ever have dreamed of . " Another statement of his client's , such as ...
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