The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25 00:00:00

MISS TALBOT'S CASE.
COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH 22.
This case came before the Lord Chancellor on two petitions
praying that a reference should be made to the master for a
scheme to provide for the young lady during the ensuing
season.

The Lord Chancellor said that there was no ground for the
statement which had been made that the young lady had gone
to the convent with his (the Lord Chancellor's) consent. There
was no foundation for that statement. He had received a letter
from Miss Talbot, and he did not think it right to allow the
young lady to remain in the convent. He should therefore
order such en arrangement to be made as would provide for
her future safe residence and comfort during the remainder of
her minority, Her petition distinctly stated that she never
was a postulant, and never went to the convent with a view of
being one. It was therefore strange and extraordinary that a
statement to the contrary should ever have been made. One
thing Was quite clear, that the young lady was desirous of
coming up to town and entering into society. His lordship's
attention had been first ratted to the matter by Mr. Berkeley,
and in consequence of such information inquiries had been
made respecting the former orders of the court upon the mat-
ter, when it was discovered that an o-A-- '-• k----
granting the custody of the yo
of Shrewsbury, with a view I
Instead, however, of this bein
in a convent, without the pre
been obtained for that purpo
(the Lord Chancellor) a cart
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names of Viscount i3ermirrl
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Colonel Dunne, M.P., Mr.
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M.P., Mr. Robert Keatin,
M.P., &c. &c.

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M.P., Lieut.-

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, Mr. W. Fagan,
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LIVERPOOL- ASSIZES

of strangers who may hare
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