The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-24

bodies OF the crew had been found at sea, but that
and taken 10 Melbourne. At thas time the gold
mania In South Australia was at Its height and the
great numbers to the gold dIggings. am unable to-
SET forth whether any or, II any, what steps were
where with view to nv discover but believe Il Is
the face that advertisements were published dur
ing my 1ather's lifetime IN any home foreign or
the crew who were saved as aforesaid. i believe
that my father was not satisfied with the appointment
trustees OF my WILL and that In Trinity Term 1856
cult was Instituted In this honorable Court IN
w as bis nex %S an snn
cent s GSSrd spH others
Sa iSaP S aoesa L sas prayed
dence being given Of my Seathj might be carried
into effect and that new trustees OF the said will
an dated the Nsrcn which
filed IN the said suit OF Tichborne vs. Gosford TO t9
s sSsSa Il but saf U on is ~ SSu w
refer to Such affidavIt subsequently; and in pur-
suance O, an order dated the 9th December, 1857,
was amended py striking out the prayer FOR tho ad
ministration OF my estate. was utterly Ignorant
q any such proceedings until after my return to
O. admit that my father. the said Sir James
Francis Doughty Tfchb0rne, died on the nth day
Menrette Feliciss TIchbSrne, after his death did
most properly cause advertisements for me to be in
newspaper published in Melbourne In Australia in
August 1895, and again In August 1885, and at varl-
appears by my said davt MED IN Tchborne vs.
Mostyn, am unable to set forth at what other
times. ,...tt.
at Melbourne us here!nbefore mentioned and In tho
year 1854, and tnenceforth until shortly before lett
year 1868, was in various employments IN Aus
tralia and New South Wales. es stated In my said
%s
Castro, after that Of a friend named Don Thomas
in CliIc and tbenceforth continued to use and was
known where resided while was engaged In such
January, 1855, intermarried with my wife, formerly
NARY MARY Ann BrlSnt; spinster At Wsgga wSgga New
ny nn
Rev. Frederick Thomas Brentwile, q minister Of the
Wesleyan Church. Having subsequently learned Of
9! ssAssE'' s'vssss s1 % 70
81 Gasro and 70 Ts.u%e AND ala s
my real name and title Of Sir Roger Charles Itch.
@ hsS ssoS s q Of %s 1s' sG m
the Roman Catholic Church Of St. Peter and St. Paul.
sfS sad Ihs Sh1 T @
Michael ' %cAirOy. priest Of That church cn.
4 II ,s: $s s s. ~ !. e.: e. $5$ss;
domestic DON servant at the same place always used
ASSUMED i the name Of Castro as Aforesaid first
heard Of the death OF my father by means OF the
said ans ina
at Wagsacwagga, and then determined to return
to England; but. being at the time without sunicleat
home to my mother requesting her TO remit
funds to me for that purpose purpose. -, Before
Mr.. Cubitt. Of Sydney and also through Mr.. Gbbes,
Of Wagga, Wagga solicitor to satisfy herself Of my
graphs Of me, which he forwarded to my mother.
and have since her death, found those Identical
photographs among ner papers. Ny mother hay.
course OF the year 1850 remittance for 24Oo. ap.
pears by an aidavit sworn by her ON The z5th June
s Mos nsd and s to saS rsca said
crave leave to refer; but, being anxious
e. pSa fHsSS e ss SaE m EsuFaa gsa9ds
such remittance reached me, and in the month of
embarked EMBARKED at att the port Of sydney on board the
Rakaia bound for Panama, n r1ae i for E1giand
Efs1S n e 1s me sS snsa %yssl
by my real q 7Sneosas and mentioned Ito 70
H BE- e. Ss ss 1sssS sss Iii
reeSiscted wss DESTROYS Of Keeping N; real name
sSSss n o. RN Sas sSp aas WITH
the Exception that revealed my feai name Of ricH
borne to he said Mr.. Gobes. and to Mr.. Cubitt and
june 1865, when left Wagga- waega, was gen.
orally known there by the name of Tom Castro; but
on S a %
Tichborne. While a. Sydney, awaiting my EN-.
mss AdSr s o, VINO mad been
Edward Doughty, deceased, as valet and also one
Michael Gullfoyle. who had also for many years
and and bis WIFE, Sy whom " was Recognized as ne
eldest son Of the said James Francis Doughty Itch
bone. Al Of them knew me well before left Eng:
Claim 70 Se the said Roger Charles Tich6ornc,, or
came aware of the said advertisements. On the
contrary. ! have always claimed to, TO Re; as IN
eldest SON ns Of Inc sas SIR James
Doughty Tlchborne and Henriette Feecte, his wife:
ALTHOUGH, as Aforesaid. assumed and used after
fore mentioned. the name Of CASTRO do aleae. and
ever since the happening Of the event have alleged
sci which landed me al Melbourne, at or about the
.sd suit y IN Vs.
deny thar, save as hereInbefore appears, alleged
that the said Roger Charles Ticnborne nenceiortn,
and until tho year 1865, or during any other time,
concealed hls name apd compositions.
II. " appears from the documents which came
She had various correspondence relating to me with
the said Hr Cubltt ana Mr.. Gbbes, such CORE
sp6nience is very .voiuminous; and avoid setting
the same forth In this solely for the purpose
OF avoiding expense; but am ready and willing to
make and 1le an aidayt In thus cause y required,
SETTING forth all such documents either LETT be.
10 England some ierers which / received In
New South Wales from my said mother, but
ing dates, which wrote and sent TO her from New
South Wales that IL to say, 18th January, 1856, May
a. 1896 June 20 ana July "a, 1888. One OF such let
tiers is the letter which. presume is referred to In
the 18th nterrogatory. stating that had determlned
dressed the said Henrctte F6Iicitd Tlchborne as my
mother do alege, and 1t is the fact. that on the
I7ih day OF January, 1855, wrote and sent; put
from Australia to my said mother, the said Henri
eta Felicte 1fchborne: deny That alege,
said mother did, from that or from any other pc.
Rod without inquiry investigation, persuade her.