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Regina v. Castro
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Regina v. Castro

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  • Alexander Cockburn, detail of an oil painting by A.D. Cooper; in the National Portrait Gallery, London
    Sir Alexander James Edmund Cockburn, 10th Baronet

    …Tichborne baronetcy and property (Regina v. Castro, 1873–74). In this famous trial, which lasted 188 days, 400 witnesses were heard before Cockburn delivered an 18-day charge to the jury. Previously (1871–72) he had been the British member of the international arbitration panel that decided the Alabama claims pressed by…

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    …Tichborne baronetcy and property (Regina v. Castro, 1873–74). In this famous trial, which lasted 188 days, 400 witnesses were heard before Cockburn delivered an 18-day charge to the jury. Previously (1871–72) he had been the British member of the international arbitration panel that decided the Alabama claims pressed by…

    Read More