The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 145
... Tichborne trial showed ; cases of feigned pregnancy and delivery , where the disposition of large estates de- pended upon the birth of a child ; and many other equally wonderful things . The difficult question of evidence in cases of ...
... Tichborne trial showed ; cases of feigned pregnancy and delivery , where the disposition of large estates de- pended upon the birth of a child ; and many other equally wonderful things . The difficult question of evidence in cases of ...
Page 179
... Tichborne estate pass from their control , whatever we may think of its merits , is doubtless well calculated to divert the attention of the jury from the main issue . Indeed , there is no slight prospect that those whose doubts can ...
... Tichborne estate pass from their control , whatever we may think of its merits , is doubtless well calculated to divert the attention of the jury from the main issue . Indeed , there is no slight prospect that those whose doubts can ...
Page 381
... TICHBORNE CLAIMANT . ON Wednesday , April 16 , 1873 , in accordance with an ancient , honorable , and truly British custom , the Lord Chancellor " enter- tained the judges , sergeants , and Queen's counsel at breakfast , at his private ...
... TICHBORNE CLAIMANT . ON Wednesday , April 16 , 1873 , in accordance with an ancient , honorable , and truly British custom , the Lord Chancellor " enter- tained the judges , sergeants , and Queen's counsel at breakfast , at his private ...
Page 382
... Tichborne . " Mr. Hawkins and four other barristers appeared for the prosecution , in the stead of the Attorney - General ; the Chancery Solicitor for the Treasury sat with them . Dr. Kenealy and Mr. McMahon appeared for the defendant ...
... Tichborne . " Mr. Hawkins and four other barristers appeared for the prosecution , in the stead of the Attorney - General ; the Chancery Solicitor for the Treasury sat with them . Dr. Kenealy and Mr. McMahon appeared for the defendant ...
Page 383
... appear to have been a particularly estimable young man , and the chief objection to him in his love affair was , undeniably , his very strong pro- pensity for drink . Accordingly , when he made his TRIAL OF THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT . 383.
... appear to have been a particularly estimable young man , and the chief objection to him in his love affair was , undeniably , his very strong pro- pensity for drink . Accordingly , when he made his TRIAL OF THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT . 383.
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