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Poem, based on the letters of the alphabet taking a humourous view of the Tichborne v Lushington trial. Circa 1871-1872.
vol 2, page 142

Print, charcoal and chalk, Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, seated in court, wearing legal dress and looking severe, by Ape, circa 1873-1874
vol 2, page 134

Invitation, from Mr and Lady Gwendeline Petre to Mr Bowker to the celebrations for the marriage of Sir Henry Tichborne to their daughter, Miss Mary Gwendeline Petre, at 11.15am on 8 September 1887.
vol 2, between pages 144-145

Newspaper cutting, sarcastic comment on Guildford Onslow's role in promoting the cause of the Claimant, circa 1872-1874
vol 2, page 139

Playbill, a satirical poster presenting the Lushington v Tichborne trial as a pantomime, with witty descriptions of each character involved. Circa 1871-1872.
vol 2, page 141

Print, charcoal and chalk, The Hon Mr Justice Lush, seated in court, wearing legal dress and a ridiculous wig, by Spy, circa 1873-1874
vol 2, page 134