The inner life of the Hull nunnery exposed : startling disclosures. painful treatment of a nun, being a full report of the great trial Saurin v. Starr & another tried before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and a special jury, in the Court of Queen's bench, with portraits of Miss Saurin and Mrs. Starr ; reprinted (by permission) from the London "Daily telegraph"

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