He's not the Sir Roger.
[Manchester] : Priuted [sic] by T. Pearson, machine printer, 4, and 6, Chadderton Street, Manchester,
[1874]
Dated from internal evidence - the trial of Arthur Orton 'The Tichborne claimant' lasted from 23 April 1873 to 28 February 1874, then one of the longest trials in English legal history.
In two columns.
It's funny when you feel that way - first line reads: I sha'nt forget how queer I felt.
It's funny when you feel that way: Sung by Fred Coyne, the sterling comique. Music at Hopwood and Crew's, Bond-St. London.
The downfall of the Tichbourne claimant - air: Moet and Shandon.
The downfall of the Tichbourne claimant - first line reads: Now the Tichbourne trial is o'er.
Two ballads.
Doughty-Tichborne, Roger Charles, 1829-1854
Orton, Arthur, 1834-1898
Ballads, English
Impostors and imposture
Impostors and imposture