The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 384
... Tichborne heir was mustily filed away , and formally docketed in Chancery , having by that time become exceedingly valuable for use in these causes . On the fourth of March , the wanderer sailed from Havre for Valparaiso , whither he ...
... Tichborne heir was mustily filed away , and formally docketed in Chancery , having by that time become exceedingly valuable for use in these causes . On the fourth of March , the wanderer sailed from Havre for Valparaiso , whither he ...
Page 385
... 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 , learning to read and write , and acquiring a smattering of ...
... 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 , learning to read and write , and acquiring a smattering of ...
Page 386
... Tichborne was first concocted , Mr. Hawkins said that it was impossible to show precisely . The inception of such dark plots is usually wrapped in some degree of secrecy . But the way in which it came about was this : the Dowager Lady ...
... Tichborne was first concocted , Mr. Hawkins said that it was impossible to show precisely . The inception of such dark plots is usually wrapped in some degree of secrecy . But the way in which it came about was this : the Dowager Lady ...
Page 387
... days , and was then " bought off ; " that he went to school at Winchester , whereas Roger went to Stonyhurst , & c . But the poor Dowager was satis- fied , out of her inner consciousness , so to TRIAL OF THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT . 387.
... days , and was then " bought off ; " that he went to school at Winchester , whereas Roger went to Stonyhurst , & c . But the poor Dowager was satis- fied , out of her inner consciousness , so to TRIAL OF THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT . 387.
Page 388
... Tichborne ; another being a wholly fictitious personage ; and the third being his mother , " Hannah Frances . " " He did not even know his mother's name ! " said Mr. Hawkins . The Dowager's initials , " H. F. , " had been learned from ...
... Tichborne ; another being a wholly fictitious personage ; and the third being his mother , " Hannah Frances . " " He did not even know his mother's name ! " said Mr. Hawkins . The Dowager's initials , " H. F. , " had been learned from ...
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