The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-01
HERALD SUNDAY MARCH l ls74-QUADRUPLE SHEET

that q person named Adrien Chatilfon had
been 9s his tutor; that he the defendant IN
funeral Of the said Henry Tchborne, Bart, de-
ceased; that he the defendant had been student
been an oflcer In Her Majestys army; that he had
70 se month OF July Or August 1882 seen Lady
Doughty Br ' and ner Saushe the sad GasSe
rine Mary Elizabeth Doughty, theh a spinster In
dne ara wing room az Tchborne House, IN the
Doughty that he had after the ED Of June, 1859,
Haei a h 1888 seen he SAID
or her aunt at Canterbury; and that he had
been at the house OF the said Captain and Mrs.
had been TO Lloyd's Rooms that he was not Arthur
orton, the son OF George orion, of Wrapping; that
1866 that he had never gone by the name OF Ar
thur orion that he did not leave England IN the
ocean IN July 1S4s and not arrive at Valparaiso In
tnat vessel In November 184S that he had not been
at any time between l84S and 1851 at Melpiila; that
ne ana not, In 1851, come back from Chill to Eng
company with her in 1861 that he had never writ.
ten hoss e towns n that ne ne Mo nss 60 out
which person named story was captain
s a h % hsa not the
Margaret Anne Jury ldeceased), or any OF them.
on more than one occasion before the trial; that
Victoria, IN the name of Thomas Castro been
charged jointly with Arthur orion with horse
the said Thomas Castro, otherwise her " Called ed Ar
thur OrtOn, otherwise called the defendant; was
not and is not Roger Charles TichbOrne, the eldest
son OF James Francis Tichborne Esq, nor Is he
and whereas In truth and In fact the defendant
had not resided In Paris from the time Of his birth
until 1915 whereas Chatllon had never been tutor
to him the said defendant; and whereas IN truth
and in fact the defendant did not, in ls45, come
over from France to England to attend the
funeral OF Sir Henry Tlchborne Bart deceased; and
whereas in truth and In TACT the defendant never
was an officer In Her Majesty's army; and whereas
n n lv ~ I'm Ur,at 4 ha
said Lady Doughty and her said daughter, G. M. Z.
Doughty IN the said drawing room at I1cnborne
1882 or at any time, seduced and never did seduce,
t9e SAID Q: NJ q; Doughty and whereas he mad not.
after the 22d OF June 1852 and before March, 1858,
seen the said 9. M. E. Doughty; and whereas he
had not. in 1852, seen the said Miss Hales in the
presence OF her mother or her aunt or either OF
them, at Canterbury Aforesaid and whereas he had
not been at the house OF the said Captain and
MRS. Washington HILBERT; whereas the defendant
had been'to L0yds' Rooms; and whereas he was
and Is Arthur Orion and son Of the SAID George
Orton, OF Mapping, Aforesaid deceased; and
whereas the defendant had gone by the name Of
In vessel called the Ocean in April, 1S48, and did
arrive at Valparaiso in that vessel in November
divers days and times between 1S4S and 1851
at Mehpila; and whereas he did, in 1851, come
back from Chill to England In the jessie Miller, ana
whereas he had seen the said Mary Anne Loder
before 1857, and did Keep company with her in
1851; ana whereas he had written divers letters
TO her; and he did, in 1852, go out IRON Eng.
land to Hobart Town in the Middleton; and
whereas he had on divers occasions before the
said trial seen the SAID Elizabeth jury Mary Anne
Tredgett and Mary Anne Jury, and each of them;
and whereas he had not in 1858, ct Castlemaine, in
the name OF Castro or otherwise been charged
Jointly with Arthur orion with horse stealing And
so the jurors aforesaid upon their oath aforesaid
do say tnat the SAID defendant, OF his own wicked
and corrupt mind, to Wit. in manner and form
Aforesaid, falsely, wckedly and corruptly, did
NIT willul and corrupt perjury, to the great dis
pleasure of Almighty GOO, In contempt OF our lady
the Queen and OF her laws, to the evil and perni-
cious example OF others in the like offending
and against the peace of our fAdy the Queen, her
crown and dignity.
The indictment terminates here with, 81 direct
this indictment to be prepared.
J. d. COLERIDGE, April 8, 1872.