Boulton and Park
Thomas Ernest Boulton and Frederick William Park were two Victorian cross-dressers. In 1870, while in drag, they were arrested after leaving a London theatre. They were charged with conspiracy to commit sodomy, a crime that carried a maximum prison sentence of life with hard labour. Their case came to court the following year when they were acquitted after the prosecution failed to establish that they had anal sex. The pair admitted to appearing in public dressed as women, which was "an offence against public morals and common decency". They were bound over for two years.
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Boulton and Park
Thomas Ernest Boulton and Frederick William Park were two Victorian cross-dressers. In 1870, while in drag, they were arrested after leaving a London theatre. They were charged with conspiracy to commit sodomy, a crime that carried a maximum prison sentence of life with hard labour. Their case came to court the following year when they were acquitted after the prosecution failed to establish that they had anal sex. The pair admitted to appearing in public dressed as women, which was "an offence against public morals and common decency". They were bound over for two years.
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Thomas Ernest Boulton and Fred ...... d in 1904 from a brain tumour.
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Boulton, as Stella
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Boulton, as a shepherdess
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Boulton, in male attire, 1875
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John Safford Fiske, c. 1863
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Park and Boulton with Clinton, c. 1869
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Park, as Fanny
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Park, in male attire, 1868
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Ernest Boulton, also known as Stella
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Fanny and Stella
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Frederick Park, also known as Fanny
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Thomas Ernest Boulton and Fred ...... were bound over for two years.
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