The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16 00:00:00

TEIS TICHBORRR TRIAL.

Eodeeeco was ITS on Monday by several wit.
ee...so to obo• thet Luis Iwo known from 1854.1 to
1.-O2 at Bristol, and on Tuesday • uutuaur of
ssita.seeswoo °ldled to show bre oareor ea
book 1. as 1<o). Several ottoman were oaßed to
that he Is a 81rede from Gothenhurg, endpr.,ro
tb,t, Lko meaty of his oouorrymea, be came to
ui,ecd ow there between 1851 and 1854. A ship-
h.,,g,e to the City stated tiatt from t.e 'pries of
1A5.4 to the summer of 1854—the very time at whim,
Lute hod sworn Le picked up the defendant —Lute, by
the i..me of Langton, woo in hI. orrice at Hull.
tbo wire of Lungren wog smiled, a Teepee-
uo,.)...ttir.,l oration, with a pleaelog but yet very
i• -to expression of Noe. Mfg. I...ragren Isoked at
c Ltue .t her and then the lady drew
I. r r,d sLawl about her, and, with a little twitohiug of
r t,i sod a‘nie re.tle•sho.• of her heady, told her
tolc la tho simplest aud moot streightforwaid mono*,
I o.ohlo. bid ib. kLOW As mail Jean Luis, she sea
e.t.d. Y.. ; the did—he •48 her hustand. She
u.-de his eequalhtanoe at Cardiff, where be was passing ,
eu,er td.• DMUS of Luogre.s. Jo 1854. she me„.,4„,
its. on the '2u..1 of Ais d, 18;1 Boon afterwards he
Not to pliaoll. Whoa he canto out oho livod with
him wain five weeks, ant she then itecumponiod him to
ii n,11.4, where he bole her • Goal farewell.
sit rwaids reueival a letter from Lim dated from
qlo.Ls:owo. That letWr bad been the only one site
114.1 Oval' had. "Arid hit. you Stitt your ktl•tkOd
'shoot Hr. ilawkioa. "1 woe hm tkoarg n 0.,"
said tire. Lungren,pottions straight at Lute. "When
1.1 you first late., see hint ' oohed the Lord Chail
doe.tov. ''Tot. mu wag," reidad the lady. "ltd
you know Mug agate asked his iordoldp. " Ito—the. I'
WY the eniphatle response. You hove no doubt
Shout it' Not the Nowt."

(UKS 11011DasD AN-1/"IiiIIiTT•NINTH DAT).
It wee arranged that an thayoutrou of tha parson of
Lute 'Lydda bo w e, I. the prisons. of medical into on
both stasis, to order to ice whether at, marks on h in
corresponded with the minks on the woman of the
tionv&t. The retail rats suited on Thuraday by lb.
;mutest assalsoll liar of enash•m ltdavart
and it was inensiod with the deetairuva of the °Gavle{
Langton, added to ii,uj it., tottlida allots. swore
woitivsly to the ideutity of Lute. Thereupon Mr.
Retool, ly mato a that he " meA leave it.., ease ae
It assiod,'• an a two. tnnt the Court at ono° oolatuitted
Lute to pr son that to might be prosteutad for pee j4gy,
cheerer: g. at the Male i.e.,L ta,t :La did not at all
Warier. 0 nigh tce itemise of the :secretary of State's
power of with.traallog the itoeuoe which appeased to
Lave limn no semsdalonely &basest" Mr. Kermsly than
&vaunt .1 LIS adore. to 11. jary. H. u'god it was not
to be rap-. mew that delestdit.t had go: Lam to give false
sett Dew for money. He use; on to moons', be said,
for 4 • not having called in..,., ..dinsre and gentlemen
who had given erk:etioto in (Krone of the defendant on
the former trial. All mesa, be said, weirs" not heroes
enough to stand by • tailors u au, and some hot fallen
away from she man th. lint I.r oeriy tuppotati. A.
to Mr. Holmes, us procoedol to ausge,t that ha had
duoipatod ma. 4 tb wood. if p smas whisk had been
raie.4 for tie defeLtlaat, aid that then, "having
tucked the orange dry, he bad thrown it away.° TM.
Judges awn tits ouservcd thst it was a very &triune
charge, MIA there woe no ••.siehoo la MIMS of ir,
that if any soots mohey was ever raised the didendaut
must know how ant vtl:ere it vu raised Mtd could
pro lum evicionos of it, whsc'r they irerstod him to do;
but after a oonferane• with his client, Hr. Kenealy
dripped the topic, and he then urged that, as the
deleadarit, alter Holmes hat thrown up Ma sass,
had 'Mod bint an "arrest so Ullarel," It was not Ikely
Es would tall Holm,. as las witnem (At a later
period of the day Mr. Kew, y stated that his cleat
tat eurrected the statement iro had roads sea mistake )
Then, as to his not having called Moore, the last va,et
if Roger Tichborr.e, h. in ~reated that the defendant
Lai written that he d.fie.l that, which he ovoid not
have done if he was an impostor ; nut he would rather
bunts straight to conoliisto him and get his eViderea, on
"Mob the Lord Casa Jostle, Jb•erved that there was
no proof that the deleadaut errr had dolled Moore,
but only that he said so, and, on the contrary, be had
@sled Moore a• his witases at the lest trial.
Dr. Mensal, desired the )117 in regard to the
pdtraio, to observe tie tram, of the "thumb" In Vie
photogrep% of the defendant, which be sail wee as
marlhel aa it was is the Chili dagoerreotyps. Upon
• i kb

Oen of the Judges atked bim If he really meant
to say that he °mild i.e the thumb" in Qs Cold
deist ireoty pe
Dr. Kenealy sold 1. eertainiy did moan to may so.
Up r. this the Juts.. 'hook their beads.
Kraealy.-013, my Lord., I am not to be shakos
by cads of tbe head I
Tbe Lord Chief Justice—Ye.; bat we are not to be
nt,ved by mere Assertions. And rem.mber, it is
you oho hare to °entitles us, not we who hare to
CO'v.naa you:
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Dr. Kent/Ay meld It was I mere matter of eyesight—
of °puler evidence. Bat

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Oa' of the Jury eaio, sat!thrilly,—You saw • wart
on Lnitia WO.

Dr. K• peey.—Well. I was mtataken rue to that; It
turned out to be smooth ng toll round the Angers.
But to Muse lest/moo I appeal to the photograph of the
defendant as 'hoeing the "thnnab. Gentlemen,' he
"aid, don't eoppoee 1 meau to glee up that thumb. I
twain to click to it me Icing as I can. And I appeal to
the photograph of the &fondant as proof if it, and as
'hoar g t• at the theory of the proeteuidon that he got
it up is 1. a-. And if they ears c.pabie of getting op
ouch • false theory as that, and supporting It by
in dioni evtlenoe, gentlemen, what might they not be
capable of?
(Me DOERR= MID FORTIETH DAT,
Dr. K' alp c .otteued has &dolmas on Fiidey. Rh
dealt (Maly with the topio of the dasnJant'e non-
recollostion of Oddest' in the If. of Roger, if wadi
he gave this general explanatioo—that incest-Worst*
reek...MIMI had deterred him on the one band boa
making 'Limon informed, aid on the trher hand had
hi Lim to sneerer, and even to swear with a heed!...-
Lea. which his cousin acknowledged to be immoral,
bet not crinjoaL This, for instance, VIII his suds.
Led ion of the dehnosat's denial of the Rio
daguerreotypes of Roger, as to which, howtvor, the
JuOgee oosereed th he had not only not reteolleoted
thezu, but had 'wore deliberately in an aril lark that
cue of them was taken at B.othampton—b,fore he left
ti i.e wary. Ihm, his counsel anawcred, was a proof
of Lis hooeety, for be might bare found out the truth
by it.gelrg from Lay Ilahhorne. Bat upon this it was
rrrotad out that Pb. wa, dead at the time he mode the
attiJavit. Still, It wee wged, that if he had been an
imp.stor he would hate, taken Giro to find out the
truth ; upon whim one of the Judges *eked whether it
was meant to be •rgued that the dafezdant's ignorance
if ioodents known to Roger sh.iw.d him to be It pr.
Ti • hill it was answered that It allowed, at all events,
that Le was not an impostor. And on this the Judge@
ob tryst that it real y came to this, that the hes hie
knew about Bogor the more likely he was to be Roger.
A situilarigation sal offered as to the other points
tilted ost strongly on the part of the proseeution,
s h • origin./ oon-reoolhetioo of the Oeprey and hi. es bee-
queut auggeetioa of ths Toimisas theater, whittle hadaaved
Lisa; so ea to the defend ' tatementko Mr. Goateed—
' few days after his arrival —that he u • I to is quartered
en he Carries of Kildare. Ths expitmation suggested
Was that it wee an toaeourats t store...lon fir Neworidge
—a eoralry station ae.r the Curragh ; bet the Lord
Chief Juba, panted out that the re4,m,ut never wee
goer:seed there at all. 80, as to the defendant's answer
to Mr. Goefor.l's inquiry, "Who made your will / that
it was Mr. lio, king, who had nothing to do with li—
ttle Caine implahalion was suggested, that he might have
found out the truth by enquiry at Doctors Commons.
80 es to the cardinal point of the sealed packet, which
Mr. Kenwely admitted to be of great importance, be
auggteUccl that G,eford would hardly have boon so
foulhb as to lot it out to a man he believe.' to bin.!
Itapowor ; and that, therefore, the probability was
ilia the dt fondant had first mentioned it. Upon this, ;
e Jo 'gee phihtad out that not only Mr. G sferd, but
Mr.. Bullet', • what,e for the defendant—and the
ii fondant himself adalicosi that it was Mr. °cal rd
wl.o first motiiii.daed to the defendant the depo.it of the
aealed packet end chid tinged him to &salmi the
content. which he did not do. Contiog to the paper
which Lady Ho 'elite had given as the aoutents of ths
sealed paoket Dr. Kemal, suggleeted that the data-231
of Soon, Iqs2—eo, not in Roger's writing, bet the
Judge. mad ti,. Jury all salt it clearly woe; and the
Foreman pointed out that Lady Itadsliffe's evidence.
Wa4 than confirmed that R .ger gave her the paper on
that day, Dr. Kenealy went on to allude to the entry
In the defendarik's pocket-book—" Roger Tiobborne,
Tichborne-halL Surrey ;" as to whim, he said, that, if it
was the writing of the deleudent, it elearly showed he ,
was not "coached" Then he went into some .ee.ral,
oh lone on the magoitele of the case and the
jodgment which would he passed upon it by "great
„opds."

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The Lord ablef Justfoe upon this observed th 4 no
e culd pronouns* soy judgment upon the pass twill
to j ,ry lied given their verdict.
Mr. Justies Leah : What have we to do with 'peso-
-1.110011 as to the jOgnsenta of "great minds?
Ti Lord Chief Justice: We thud noither be deterred
tor trupdied by soy of these topics. We shall amply
do , or duty.
Dt. K.nealy Well, therm line harm ha touohlng on
Ma. to;so.
Toe Lord Chief Justice : Ts., there Is this h‘rtn.
t' at I t hes up time. Braider, I hear as ob.erratint
(two ,he jury boa that 't it Is not very comp.imentary
to Ihr j a,.
A Juror: Time. me Lord. is of great Importanou
Mr. Just's* Lush : I quite agree and I really wish
Dr. Konealy would coma to the material ports of the
two.

Konoal7 said be wisbod first to storm the out-
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The Lord Chief justice): Do to, by all meant, but
i'llroduemeztr•nt (IA e•poolally all th,yhave
L a'ro.dy istroduosi lion your forturr spoors!".
Or. K Anal, thou, at tbo ohmic of it. day, anpromdird
tl.n. In.ipUlle a& to the venom° of Osproys se Iltib
it 1.5 L A juror, hooey. r, olyerriitl thot there was sO
to .1 nem that they bud come from the dire .tion of Rio,
nr bid brought say eltiorrnektd seer; bat be urge!
Ont. it all so. nig, Um premium of an Osprey at
11. lb tarns, se loyal It Went, confirmed hit otient'a
rm.

ACCIDENT TO THZ HON. ORANTLEY
BINKILEY.

The Hoe. Grantley Berkeley mot with an accident
whilst cut rabbit shooting • few d.. *go. Ifs receded
• portion of the contents of the goo In his thigh. The
lej.iry was uot of • serious chszacter, though two of
thoahots icnetrated lb. boo..