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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 29, 1869

Page

5

Beverley Election Inquiry Narrowly Probes Bribery Claims

Over several days witnesses testified to bribery and coercion in Beverley and Norwich elections. Examinations covered political pressure, excommunication tactics, and alleged funds, with Sir Henry Edwards and Sir Henry Stracey figures debated. Dates for opening commissions in Cashel Sligo and Dublin were set.

Sally Thug Christ Ree Perkins W. Sully J. Wuirsy Bridgwater Anstey Sully H. Edwards Beverley Sir Henry O’brien Mr. Waterhouse M.P Pontefract Mr. Cronhelm Cronhelm Spofforth Henry Edwards J. J. Colman Warmersley Witness Mr. Tillett Sir H. Stracey Sir W. Russell W. Russell London Carlton Cashel Sligo Dublin

Father Hyacinthe's Letter Sparks Wide Church Debate

Paris reaction to Father Hyacinthe's public letter reverberates through Catholic press. The Temps and Siécle laud its impact while clerical papers condemn the move as a blow to Church authority. Leaders including Mgr. Dupanloup urge restraint and a return to Rome's guidance amid rising Gallican tensions.

Father Hyacinthe Paris Siécle Mende Hyacinthe The Pays M. Veuillot Univers Notre Dame Sorbonne M. Loyson Passy France Daily News Rome M. de Fraypinous Hermonopolis Louis XVIII Charles X Louis Phillippe Napoleon III Lacordaire Libour Pére Félix Gratry Savonarola Pére Hyacinthe Mgr. Dupanloup Orleans Hyacintha

Channel Fleet Cleared Lisbon In Seven Hour Steam Evolution

On the 19th the Channel and Mediterranean ironclad fleets left the Tagus in a fresh breeze. A seven hour series of steam evolutions followed before the fleets parted. Mediterranean ships led by Milne’s flagship moved in column, signaling farewell to the Agincourt. The next day a smooth sea gave way to a westerly swell as both squadrons steered separate ways toward Corunna Bay for anchorage.

Tagus Lisbon Lord Warden Prince Consort Caledonia Royal Oak Bellerophon Arid Enterprise Agincourt Admiralty Alexander Milne Channel Mediterranean Corunna Bay

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