Trial in Convent Dispute Draws Crowded Westminster Hall
Miss Laurin and Miss Saurin seek damages in a prolonged trial at Westminster Hall with the Saurin sisters and nuns in court. The jury returns verdict for the plaintiff on conspiracy and libel for 600 pounds, net 200, while minor counts favor the defendants, prompting outside cheers.
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Mies Laurin
Hull
Miss Saurin
Miss Laurin
Mrs. Star
Bagotstreet
Laurin
Bagot-street
Mr. Mellish
Father Mathews
Mr. Mathews
Sir Alexir
Sir John Coleridge
Westminster Hall
End of the Saurin case court proceedings conclude
The Queen's Bench closes the nunnery action after a twenty day trial. Jurors received one guinea each for their service. Mrs Star and the co-conspirator woman face likely costs far exceeding typical limits, with the plaintiff bearing major disbursements and taxed costs.
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Miss Laurin
Miss Saurin
Father Mathews
Charles Reade
Francis
Griffith Gaunt
Star
Kennedy
Neligan
Kerr
M‘kean
Canon Wallace
Dr. Porter
Court of Queen’s Bench
Times
Bradford Election Campaign heats up with bribery case
The Bradford election scene sees both Miall and Thompson camps canvassing intensely. A bribery charge against Joseph Greenwood, a woolstapler, is heard by Bradford magistrates after evidence that Greenwood offered pay for Thompson votes. Police report says he discussed payments of 15s and 5s per voter to secure support.
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Bradford
Bradford Observer
The
Daily News
Miall
Thompson
Gladstone
Conolly
Trades’unions
London
Ney
Joseph Greenwood
Greenwood
Mesars
Ramsbotham and Co
Thornton-road
Alfred Sunderland
Sunderland