The New York herald., 1871-11-29
ENGLAND.


Witnesses Recognize the Clnimant-Testi-
nony Of Catholic Priest-Whas He Has
10 Say About Tichborne's Educntion-Pfc-
lures Produced.
LONDON, Nov. 1e, 1871.
enclose you very complete resume OF the
proceedings IN the Court yesterday or the Itch
borne case. Ills taken nom !he London telegraph
Of this morning. -
This case was resumed yesterday, the Court pre-
senllng thpt which has become Its normal appear
Ance. Tne 1fst Witness called was Ann Noble, wife
el henry Noble. Of Tichborne. who Is now i,
years old, aud was dairymaid there In 1s40, during
HE lives OF Sir Edward Doughty and Lady Ticn-
borne, having known Mr. I. nchborne well.
ford, In 1866, she thought BY his features that he
was one OF the 1icnbOrne family. subsequently
sIe ga saw ,%e anS S
nminaiion TO indicate that The witness had
SSSn Er rcnDone return to Engsns
for recognizing as him any ono shown TO
with smartuess she In the main neld to her first
assertion, denying emphatlcay that sne ever told
This witness husband, farm bailin at Tichporne,
scxt appeared to state that no had seen the claim.
times; knew INN from the first TO be Mr.. Tlchborne.
BY every feature ana gesture, by gait and voice. OK
isk mitigated. Ills walk was ike that OF Old Sir
James, und that witness observed from distance.
ssous o voice Ss,H Which Havs So cn to
sress-examinations OF the Attorney General were
hear that Lady TicnDorne nad recognized the claim
Snt before he saw HIM. TWO photographs rep
rescntng the claimant In ms comparative youh and
fhc nrst ne did not recognize as likeness Of any
Sne ne knew, the latter ne SAID was ike Roger
nchDorne; third, which was taken In Chile, he
Mr. MeyrlcK, priest or the Catholic church, Bristol,
VINO graduated at Oxford in 1885, and took nrst
class honOrs, said he was visit to the then Mr..
and Mrs. James Iichborne, IN Paris, when he saw
sno White. as ''cou5r TO the Blessed Virgin. Hc
saw the Tichbornes afterwards In Rome. Witness
w. sa a. a e%aas
s0n AZ the heir OF q great Catholic family, though
otherwise his impression OF hlm was favorable.
strued Greek translated line Of Latin-not even
he words "Laus yeo sempoy." Having read the
VA % Sisaiiowsd BY !is jasse.Se witness neTasived
With ANYTHING inat was going on in the Retreat at
@urstgreen, near Stoneyhurss. the quadrangle at
6er was not in existence in his time Generally the
examination in chief of this witness was directed
to verify and as II were 70 "a account Tor apparent
hurst given by tho ciaimantas TO persons, customs
and localities. having seen the claimant on Monday
and Tuesday last, the witness had tested him by
6erson whom ne had known in early youth
mitted that, nom books and otherwise, informa
u0n about Stoncyhurs' was easily attainabe. The
isnsy sey seymo% W uncle Gle OH Of Roser cnSore al
oxford, which lcd 10 an association between them.
sonrcd and exhaustive Of every point OF his exam
lna;tOn Chief Tho early photograph ofIlchborne,
s pey wa MINI g s moef e MIN m
TIA langnishng expresslon-and In his opinion
csa,D,ant mad at times that expression now. The
modern portrait, too, had some points OF resem
oi the claimants Enowiedge OF GreeK or Latin was
witness was told by the Chief Justice that ne almost
systematically avoided giving direct answers 10
Al elderly woman named Eleanor Smith, OF Aires.
ford, whose husband vas ba1 To Sir Henry Itch.
ssr Aired ana Of the claimants coming 60 her place
n 1857 70 ask foI glass OF waIor. she knew him
immediately as Roger T,cnhorne talked TO him, and
hts special lacnlty that way, Mr.. Hawkins, In his
cross-examinaiion, got much amusement out Of his
y thatshc made very nervous. The witness stuck
10 her text tnat shc knew The claimant at once, not
Witnstandng his change Tom very thin 70 a very
stout man, from his mixed likeness TO hL mother
and the Tichbornc family, while the claImant said
osner e things % The claimant asked her she si
mad large oil picture or the "keformers,' and ho
was shown ~. Altogether, despite OF any "neryous.
nessn she might have felt, She was q steady and
saancD witness. MIR. James liowleston. who had
1851 told ol his remembering SIR q. Phillips, NJ r.
for the borough, retlring FROM tho representation
Tonsorno HS wSs ssn y lie Knew that
- that time, and having seen him on Tuesday was
convinced that he was inc same ptraon Inc Claiiu.
ant smoke TO him OF Mr. Hopkins and his sons, par
facularly one with curly black hair.
In an ntervai Of The PROCEEDINGS sergeant Bailan-
cine stated that he had underraed tne number OF
witnesses no mad 70 call. and therefore ho could
form NO idea as TO when the palnLlff's case would
Oe concluded. The Judge suggested that the Court
sn0uld SIT on Friday instead OF adJourning 10 Mon.
0ay as mad been arranged. bu' the counsel on both
sides seeming 10 desire 10 adhere TO the arrange.
mont u stood. -.
spoken OF by Colonel Lnshngton as being recog.
nlxed by the claimant AZ 1ichborne as that OF his
mother, was hero produced IN Court, ana appeared
% a hfe.sHc, sitting, hall length OF lady N tue
BRINE Of her age, richly draped, OF nasosono |,
features end hDe figure with pr0fusl0n OF
PARK ringlets pendant on each side OF the face
but II - diiicuit TO Say that any rescmpiance
sould be traced TO the claimant OF To.
DAY. After this tho crossexamina,on OF
nOwie6t0n was resumed, and IL was sought 10
damage his account Of tho deputatlon which went
nom POOLE 70 upton--a suggestion being, as II were,
msinuated that u went to Mr.. Henry Seymour, thai
borne.
Then como John Cooper, OF Alresford, master
fr1eklayer, who spoke Of knowina many Of the