In The Queen's Bench. The Queen v. Thomas Castro, otherwise Arthur Orton, otherwise Sir Roger Charles Doughty Tichborne, Bart. Proceedings on the trial at bar. Before Lord Justice Cockburn, Mr Justice Mellor, Mr Justice Lush, and a special jury. from the shorthand notes of Messrs. Cherer and Bennett.
Published by (Printed by Vacher & Sons) 1873-74, 1873
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12 vols folio, of the full transcript of the 188-day trial: I. Speech of Mr. Hawkins, Counsel for the Prosecution, pp.1-306; II-V: Witnesses for the Prosecution, pp.1-2,520 to the end of the 57th day; [without: Days 58-89; VI-VIII, Witnesses for the Defence, to the end of 122nd day]; IX, Witnesses for the Defence and Evidence in Reply to the end of the 145th day; [without: Days 146-158]; X: Mr Hawkins' Reply, to the end of the 168th day; XI & XII, the Charge of the Lord Chief Justice (Summing up and Verdict) to the end of the 188th and final day. Half dark blue calf, a little rubbed, but all vols good and sound. There appear to be no complete transcripts of the Tichborne Case in the British Isles. BL has 9 vols, but not the 2 vols of 'The Charge'; TCD has 6 vols. The National Archive has 23 vols (presumably each vol. containing less than here) numbered 1-14; 1-6; 11-13. There are three locations in the USA for 14 vol. sets, presumably complete: Temple Law Library, Philadelphia; Pritzker Legal Research Center; and the Gallagher Law Library, University of Washington. One of the longest and most sensational cases of the 19thC which caught the public imagination. Despite the guilty verdict on the two charges of perjury, public opinion backed the Claimant, Arthur Orton, and his Counsel, Dr. Edward Kenealy. The latter was vilified by the legal establishment, lost his status as Queen's Counsel and was disbarred. Orton served ten years of his 14-year sentence and was released in 1884, dying in 1898. He was given a pauper's burial. …
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- In The Queen's Bench. The Queen v. Thomas Castro, otherwise Arthur Orton, otherwise Sir Roger Charles Doughty Tichborne, Bart. Proceedings on the trial at bar. Before Lord Justice Cockburn, Mr Justice Mellor, Mr Justice Lush, and a special jury. from the shorthand notes of Messrs. Cherer and Bennett.
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- (Printed by Vacher & Sons) 1873-74
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- 1873
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