The New York herald., 1870-05-23

this woman hal been oognizant OF The malprac-
tees OF her iOdgcrs for q long period, and hal,
paration OF their unnatural toilets. The pris ner
Boulton, after trying Intellectually some NOMINEES dc
0sAe.re, gave IN address at Padd ngton, where ne
SAID his fatDer might be found, and Inquiries wore
answered at this place by person who represented
himself as hodng that degree OF relationship 70 the
accused; but there were attendant circumstances
which have led those bet able TO Judge 10 believe
that Boulton has no father resident IN London but
that he Is young man or 0fndependent income whose
parents are pcope VI position IN northern county,
lie Is rather tall AMI good looking, Nth an explcs-
sion OF conulenance winch when surrounded by TO-
male acccSs0 les m.gh, as the magistrate pro-
nounced AZ Bow street ON Friday hast, deceive any
one as to his SEX The prisoner Park halls
street. where ne occupies well furnished
rooms In Berkeley Chamoers-a grand piano
ments. IL has been stated that the cartes de vsiIe
found in BOulton's albums were chiefly those OF
young men OF apparens good nreeling " snoad DC
hand upon the shoulder OF MIR. Frederick Hodges,
formerly remarkable IN London FOR hls innate love
OF fros and nrc engnes aud lii anothe both B0u.ton
and PARK make mp posture, OF which Lord Arthur
Pelham CliEt'n whose recent ex perences IN Basing
hall street have brougt MS name prominently before
the pablic forms the conspicuous centre. II is pro-
per to add that none OF the photographs found-and
tncre are very large number IN tie Dooks-nave
anything approaching an indecent tend. .ncy. They
appear, from iprinLs 10 have been chiefly taken ny
artists resident in London Edlnburg, Oxfo4d and
The perfect completeness OF Boulton's and
Parks feminine get UP may pc pc understood Understood
at the srand theatre was asked by one OF tho ocers
whether he was aware who II was he hid IN the
private box the accused persons nal Just entered
tle Official promptly replied, .Oi course do; one
OF them IS the Duchess OF Manchestern This was
Boulton VINO really makes up into ~ tall and attrac-
blanoe to the Duchess OF Manchester than her Grace
does TO box kc ,per. PARK Is OF shorter build and
sterner features, but he also makes up capiiajy.
The habits OF these young men were not econon-
Cal. 1t IL known that within lew days they
md uQ A.
at the Strand on Thursday night and while being de
nuded OF their genuine hab iimenis at the House OF
Detention on Friday the vouchers for PIT DON at the
Royal Italian Opera, at Covent Garden, dropped
rom the folds OF Boultons elaborate costume. Botn
the accused persons, Boulton ANA Park, appear %
have been prepared for accidents. waen irst adj
dressed by Mr.. Super1ntendent Thompson, In the re-
freshment saloon OF the Strand theatre on ThuIs1ly
night, in terms which were unmlstakaby y emphatic,
Park turned round sharply and exclaimed, "How
dare you address lady in that manner, sir2' And
when they found 1t was OF no avail longer TO en-
deavor TO preserve their disgulscs, and that they
We're on the high road TO Bow street they tried the
opposite tack OF bribery from well file purses with
OF course a similar result.
II Is more than suspected that there are others
besides those in custody who have for some time past
been engaged in personating females IN London. In
fact IL Is stated that ASSOCIATION exists which
numbers nearly tn riy OF these foolish young men,
@ hote In the stsand, at which Twelve Of the party
represented females, and twelve Of their companions
the opposite SEX Opinions may AIRY diiler a. to
But fortunately 1t Is one OF those cases In which the
accused If innocent persons, will have an opp1rtu-
away. some Of awkward features OF the case
by. frankly stating where and with what
themselves in pettcoats. If they are amateur
actors, and have lnduged in this dangerous and
highly improper folly in pubic on few occasions
only probably the mag sterla remand OF seven days
In the Houss OF Detention may be considered suf-
cient atonement. But II, as the magnitude of their
pears to indicate they have made practice Of visit
ing casinos and other public places or resort for
as alleged by their co-accused, Mundel that they
have made the acquaintance OF strangers and under
pretence Of being women in mae attire nave in
velged them to Keep appointments, the cnarge may
certainly assume totally different character.
Up TO last evening the police had no. succeeded
in capturing the fourth person., who accompanied
BoulJon and Park from Wakefield street TO the
Strand theatre and who ESCAPED In the confusion VI
apprehending the o.her three accused persons.
The Converts Inspection Bill-Declaration Of
the Catholic Ladies' of Great Britain.
The following is the declaration OF the Catholic
ladies of Great Britain the subject OF the Con.
vents Inspection bill
We, the undersigned Catholic ladies' OF Great Bril-
tain, having heard OF the proposal for q Parliament
tary investigation into the manner OF life followed
In converts throughout the country, desire to make
| proposal and to declare that we consider
| The same as an attempt 10 revive persecution
! OF our religion and to be al infringement of our
liberties IN the most odous and insulting form. We
learn with the deepest Indignation that 1t Is
accustomed to look as the guardian OF right
order and social propftety should violate this, Its
recognized duty In the case Of those SO dear to US
whom we have seen with JOY and thank.
fulness though at the cost fmuch mutual sacrifice,
devote themselves 10 life OF retirement, prayer
and works OF charity. 'And as the religious life in
community Is an invarable feature OF Catholicism
II English women be deemed to have forfeited
their common ana natural rights because they have
embraced this life, then is the Catholic religion no
longer tolerated. but prosecuted In this country
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ries into our homes Ind family life. We therefore feel
the assumed necessity for an inquiry into the private
life OF our relations and friends in converts to be
deep and grevous insult to ourselves, an extreme
cruelty to them and gross violation OF their rghs
as English women"
the following ladies have signed the declaration:-
The Duchess or Norfolk, the Duchess or Buccleuch,
the Duchess Dowager OF Argyle. the Marchloness
derry Lady Victoria Hope Scott Lady Mary Fltzaan
Howard, Lady Philippa Fitzaian Howard, the Coun.
tess OF Denbigh the Countess Dowager Of Buchan,
the Countess Dowager of Newburg the Countess OF
Portnrlington, the Countess OF Kenmare, Lady
Gertrude Douglas Lady Florence ICE. Douglas Lady
Henry Kerr, Viscountess Norreys, vtscountess
Castlerosse, Lady Gwendoline Petre, Lady Louisa
Lady catherine Petre, Lady Ellen Browne, Lady
Catherine Rerkeey Lady Georglana Fullerton,
ton. Lady Petre, Dowaser Lady Arundel Lady Arun-
del OF Wardour, Lady Clifford, Lady Dormer, Lady
Herries, Lady Loyat, Lady Milford, Lady Herbert
Alfred Stourton, Hon. Mrs. William North, Hon.
Mrs. Fraser, Hon. Catherine stonor, Hon. Lady
Smythe, Hon. Mrs. Agar Ellis, Hon. Mrs. Perelra.
Hon. Mrs. Douglas, Hon. Frances NJ Petre, Hon.
Margaret M. Petre, Hon. Catherine NJ Petre, Hon.
Mrs. BrethertOn, Hon. Lady TichbOrne, Hon. Lady
Doughty, Hon. Gertrude Arundel, Hon. Mrs
Kavanagh, lion. Marcia Maxwell, Hon. Wine
frede Maxwell Hon. Lady Mostyn, Hon.
Lady Sausse. Hon. Lady Simeon, Hon. Mrs.
Lewes Hon. Mrs. Herbert, OF Llanarth: Hon. Mrs.
wodehouse Currie, Hon. Mrs. Alfred Montgomery,
Stourton, Hon. Mrs. Philip Stourton, Hon. Mrs.
Henry Petre, Hon. Mrs. Dormer. Hon. Mrs. Charles
clifford. Hon. Mrs. Clifford, Hon. Mrs. Marmaduke
Maxwell, Hon. Mrs. Rlddell, Hon. Mrs. Henry Max
wel Hon. Mrs. Eigell, Hon. Mrs. Allster Fraser
Hon. Mrs. DAILY, Lady Gerard, Lady Blount, Lady
Bedingneld, Lady Macdonald Lady Buckley Wi
liams, Lady Douglas, Lady Chichester, Lady Cliff
ford, Comtesse Boycott, Comtesse Dormer, and 800
others.
ROME.
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