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

believe, known only to q few persons there by. my
Aforesaid and as Of right deny that at any time
assumed the name and title OF Sir Roger Charles
and sysd ss On a De-
cember, 1864. with nv wife and daughter. MY son
has been born ,s since my ervH IN Enc
land for Paris, where my said mother was then tenn:
porarily residing arrived In Paris at ten O'Clock
de Lille ct dAibion in the rue Sc Honors felt too
I'll on the following day to 60 out, and my mother
greater portion OF that time was very Ill. and my
ps 's sach DAY with 4 and satea with
the most anxious socitude ana maternal affection.
days. and my mother shortly afterwards Joined me,
and We resided together for some time at Croydon;
%h hsssS lett oroydon and TOOK up her ABODE
OF HoWett's Hotel Aforesaid, NY mother made me
an allowance exceeding FL 600 pGr anu% as stated
down TO her DEATH She continued up to the moment
OF her death to show the utmost aflecton towards
me- as Sr soH a Sap SaVc IN my SsiSn
number Of letters which sue wrote to me- in all Of
tner. Ever since my return to England fnave Sought
70 obtain the possession and enjoyment OF the
ted as appears by my os Of Complaint respect a
lively filed In the said suits Of Tichborne VS.. Mos
tynn and "Tichoorne vs.. ncaDorne.n The SAID
1867 The said estates OF great extent aud value.
The said suits are still pending
Charles chborne Is denied and disputed by the said
Teresa Mary Josephine Tichborne on her own behalf
deny that my identity is denied by all the other
members Of the Tlcaborne family. On the contrary,
suit or IN the said suits Of ricSborne vs.. Mostyn"
and 'sTichborne VS.. Tichbornc" Dy any member Of
the Tchborns family denying or questioning my
borne. except by the said Teresa Mary Josephine
Doughty Ga who wSsT ead % s
in the year 1854, and to whom was not personally
well known. My aunt Dame Katharine Doughty,
reiict Of the said Sir Edward Doughty, received
from the said Andrew Boyle letter dated the Goth
August. 1866, written aud sent to her from Sydney
announcing my return to England in the following
terms, that Is to say
Mr.: Mrs. h.ddiks and family quite Wen; send yoSr
oss: t ss;s r iS
I: g!T Is months "a Asi they leave sydney BY No
so s VIE them .h1 ST roger zoe: direct
ias s i:r s1 sSSs
sS s.y .a h nav s:%
~ family ere 4. ws
ssd LA an 70 T aoe gOS ss
!s ri so sa 4 d. ss s
remain you; Esd''Api humble servant sDsnw poanr.
H. believe that my said aunt and other mem.
bers OF my family also received O mass OF evidence
from dirsrent persons, proving beyond doubt my
identity, and that my said aunt wrote and sent to
and esteemed friend Of our family, a letter dated
the 18th day Of October 1885, In which she stated as
The mas. OF evidence have now seen different per-
writing from Australia together With e., VIVA, the pOwagSsr
s sSssF in the the family AM -'N'' -
Just previously to my arrival in England afore.
said, aud on OF about the 18th day of December,
1855, the said Teresa Josephine Doughty Tlcnborne
wrote and sent to my SAID mother letter III the
MI DEAR Mammals you have always been 50 kind to me
IL TROUBLES. feel sure you win not take amiss my writ
syy of my being until Roger
ySss @ ss a MNuS a
certain OF bis Joining France Excuse haste, dear
mamma. .'u' Au''"0AA'' TiiIss1E T1ouBoRNE.
DEC. Is. HYDE H ousE. BarxrroN. READING.
II. During the time that was staying In Paris
with my said mother, as aforesaid, and on or about
the 10th day OF january 1857 The said Teresa Mary
mother letter in the words and figures following.
W BtIs HAlxA-Hyde have not heard from
- ss y1s s
,ssss s !. sas with
Mrs. wiz WS Ss.d ssys
ss.s %a' happy
Hoping 20 hear from you sssn Temic sTay'
9i End moSs.
In reply to such letter my mother wrote and sent
to the SAID TERESA Mary yQscph!ne D99neHsy I'c9
SVEPS = etIerr al the worus nxu.s 20 ...~ ...,
DtAGHsr TIssE-Many ,hanks to you for your kind
scsa.e ms s mot 2 written to
% ':n dfS aa I HIM
% y: @ 'ssa 1s.S
however, 10 Z maeS ssitei: Sia Roger Yesterday
s H. @ nd 20 Is
make worse A. I can, however, will 70 back
e LONDON You DO not mention e :. my r s
Ssss n%::as MI: siapSsi
very yourss Kind
all sJ:1 s:,,s A. dsTsfS
49, have been identified as aforesaid by my SAID
mother, Dame Henrietta Fellcite Tichborne, by my
Ernest de Lousada as well as BY very large num-
Der OF old friends and connections, and others who
knew me well before left England IN the year 1885,
upwards Of ninety OF them in number, including
my said mother and cousins, have made affdavits
are sna eS IN e sec OF So Ss
and crave leave e refer to the same. Ny mohsr:
vs.. Mostyn," states inter ALA as follows:-I am
certain as am Of my own existence, and distinctly
porn son. NE ISSUE my with said
Dir James Francis Doughty TichDorne. His fea:
must in nv Judgment, be recognized by impartial
and unprejudced persons who Knew him before
that all the several members OF my family who have
seen me and knew me well before LETT England in
1868, including my said Aunt Dame katharine
Doughty, her daughter Katharine NOW Mrs. rad
clifre) and Mrs. Greenwood have fully identified me
as the eldest son OF the said sir James Francis
Doughty Ttchborne and Dame HenrIette Felcit6
Trcnoorne, his wife. The denial OF my identity by the
said Teresa Mary Josephine Doughty Tlohborne Is,
as submit, most vexatious ana utterly unjustihabe.
10. I admit that my mother died very Suddenly
st HoWlett's Hotel, Manchester street, Manchester
SQUARE, on the 10th day or March, 1865, ana, being
her Oniv surviving child, | took possession Of her
b0tly which was Inferred under my direction IN my
family vault at Tcnb0rne church. Previous to the
funeral The following correspondence TOOK place be.
tween Messrs Dickinson and Geare and my solicitor,
that Is 10 say
81 IdSooLs's iNS-riELps, March Is, 1853
DEAN SIn-Ws beg TO 'hclose copy OF letter we have
this dsy written Messr Norris Sons. the solicitors OF
the late Lady Tichbornc. Yours ,ruy..