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