The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-30
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rha - 70 g s. ssNih.
CIR 49, -. PERSON clafH TO b
aet.na $3.50 Iisaporne tsngafff The suffice d
/ Md ssan a..ss ne Aasnagsd tosget bah
Rinself rather short ID
pnbIle ta ss,hss~; 49, ~ Appeal s the
lihest war T,sss ~ W siaoie Nun 70 carry on
ca to reach t,s.,,a soimany SEEM
has been nbsrsiIs sa1,linl I OF fmpndensa
words, tho,aa,,ds ~ 1st tto.s: IN othcs
hi by total strn = nafe beenaTaid
been proved. afier q, ~ sa,apls man VINO ias
ed trial. 10 II. $3.50. and extend
defend hinspIf anu a Cheat, te
claims. ]. i..1'os ~ testssert ms origfna!
pne 80 cl.ima,,,.,, eIor + ~ ss7'rfo-r. =
thiakiur what hi,,i,i. %, has been
tour t6ro,,vh nv Ss ..sI5 IKE triumpha:
land toasted md "a r,ss, lie is iionized
Of rcsrrcg and 10y ne receives addresses
speeches which, ~ and hev raakes
10y assenhiei M, i;.S.sea with enthusiasm
MAY ren,arkai,is Sa' YIN the 14th OF
ook place Mt + Of this sort
/ is lovely little Vice. ~ hampshire. This
Tichborne Hali apput, Two miles from
ant is. and ,r tiiat TIE claim
fof Mr.. Onsiow. tba i,as oeen. the guest
Tor Guflford-anot,s,n ;.n... y 8 armament
cause slirnrise r.. likely to
.tclain,ant'n and Nj Hs.,e as ~ may The
Other weI,.kno,., go .pasloH,s with some
Alrcsforfl: ~, tIa = senIelien, dashed, into
in a twaTons Ito = ?, nuoI oi tie DAY named
srays.D, and creatad y Huf bcantiful
there. -. uSir Po,r,s. ,.'isesy sensation
us he drove aionS n. % sts !ou0'y cheercd
niense thror, q assemblies y. e ~ .alu an in-
to sec the iistinr,,;sbaa az Jug oW van hetel
the outskirts of the VILLAGE "is .ahSht; al
the carriage. torethar ;,;tf, ,9 .s had met
of respectable-lSokinplm e,, ,.o,,. huse 9oaS
rosettcs." A handsome hanuer M. s u,ue s.k
displayed, bearing the words .eavo HeMise
Sir Roger TichbOrne,, It ia Sfecs,srei iIV ti'.,
the country folk of the entire neichhos .ia ).
gathered to do honor, to the much fried n.y.,
whose last and browning misfortune IT. ,,..s
not to have been tattooed. Nor were the the
demonstrations confined to the lower orders
Villas and other handsome houses along the
roads were decorated, and ladies appeared at
the windows and gates, waving their hand
kerchlels ana citsClng MOWERS. 1t seems only
reasonable to suppose that the popular adj
lesicn to the claimant and his cause is gen.
| nine, and that these expressions of it are but
fitting parts Of story destined to be con.
Sistrntlv wonderful from beginning 10 end
When "Sir Roger" and his friends reached
|
ensued. Mr., Onslow made a speech, in which
he announced his absolute. conviction of the
identity of the "claimant" With the long.
| lost baronct, and his determination to stick
| Ivy him to the lust. Mr.. OnSlow said that
| the pcoplc of the Tichborne eState--Sl
| Rogers tenants and friends and servants
were equally sure that the claimant was the
" Mr. Roreru of twenty wears ago, and that
this was fhc reason for the enthusiasm tbey
nh Witnessed that day. The sneaker then
urged continued subscriptions to enable Sir
Royer to make good his rights. The "de-
fence fund" was already handsome sum,
int more would be wanted. and the people
should come forward and supply il. Sir
popor Ind becn invited to sneak If various
rn;nte in Tho no;pbborbnod ond. Ito tnoiaber
| n i.;tI, NJ 0,sln;y ,.d arcented t3n invita-.
t;n,s and would newt nIdress the nnhI;c
" o Rr;.tnI All tbis nnd much more was
w. Io,,d h,, tho ,,oorlo nf Airosford with CON.
t;nued ~ .n , 49, md th;s swaiIed into :,
tirromt ,rh,n t,,n :. cl.;mnnt ,, himself rose
'md With h' mrhano d;am;i~ nroceadnd - ,d'
dross !" tho nro,rd :. si,. Pore,,sw snoer.h
w ,xas cort,;,,v ve,v c,o,nr Uc asserted with
,rrcat f;r,nncss that ho ,yas what me nrncssed
r. Lc and added that in time nil would he
.rrn or the f:,ct Immensely nowcrfuI in.
nurures had been brought TO bear agains,