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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

17 Feb 1869

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Nonconformist

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 17, 1869

Page

5

Trial in Dublin Convent Case Details Alleged Misconduct

Testimony disputes claims of confinement and penances in a Dublin convent led by Miss Saurin and Miss Laurin. Witnesses describe punishments, removals, and letters. defense portrays routine discipline, while prosecution cites alleged thefts and improper teaching. The trial advances with further cross examinations and a possible arbitration option.

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Miss Saurin Miss Laurin Mrs. Kennedy Kennedy Star Bagot Street Laurin Reading Mercury Gordon Griffits Common Law Lovell Henderson N. Higgins Chancery Bar Norke James Rowland Henley Halley New College Rorke H. Allen Allen Higgins Congregational Union of England and Wales T. Binney Dr. Raleigh W. Legg Mr. Beavan Broadstreet Binney Raleigh
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Election petitions summarize several constituencies and rulings

Cheltenham and Staleybridge polls closed with judges declaring fair elections and outlining costs. Greenock and Westminster cases dismissed for lack of proven corrupt practices, while Tamworth favored Peel and Bulwer with limited cost orders. Coventry and Westminster trials detail bribery, treating, and out-voter payments. Westminster notes extraordinary campaign spending and alleged bribes by Henry Edwards.

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Cheltenham Baron Martin Samuelson Staleybridge Sidebottom Justice Blackburn Greenock J. J. Grieve Grieve W. D. Christie House of Commons Tamworth Robert Peel Henry Bulwer Justice Willes H. Bulwer Coventry Staveley Hill Eaton H. James Westminster Messrs Grosvenor Mill Stephen Henry Edwards St. Albans Merlin’s Cave Jenkins Smith Colonel Dickson Mr. Smith London John Wheeler Carpenter-street Mount-street Bailey Working Men’s Constitutional Association
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