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[See HO 17/3/14].
Catalogue reference: HO 17/16/46
Date: [1828]
[See HO 17/3/14].
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Recommendation for the mitigation of sentence for selected prisoners on board the...
Catalogue reference: HO 17/2/16
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- 1820 June 30
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Recommendation for the mitigation of sentence for selected prisoners on board the hulk Retribution.
Prisoner details: James Potter, aged 32, convicted at Maidstone [Kent] on 17 March 1817 of felony.
Prisoner details: Job Lewis, aged 54, convicted at Shrewsbury [Shropshire] on 19 March 1817 of grand larceny.
Prisoner details: James Cule, aged 22, convicted at Stafford [Staffordshire] Quarter Sessions on 16 April 1817 of grand larceny [name crossed out].
Prisoner details: William Roberts, aged 43, convicted at Northampton [Northamptonshire] on 15 July 1817 of stealing a lamb.
Prisoner details: Samuel Fabb, aged 30, convicted at Middlesex on 29 October 1817 of felony.
Prisoner details: James Wilkins, aged 32, convicted at Middlesex on 29 October 1817 of felony.
Prisoner details: William B Orgar, aged 17, convicted at London on 29 October 1817 of felony.
Prisoner details: James Ives, aged 26, convicted oysters at Chelmsford [Essex] on 14 October 1817 of stealing.
Prisoner details: James Brown, aged 29, convicted at Middlesex on 3 December 1817 of felony.
Prisoner details: Antony Liedenburgh, aged 32, convicted at London on 17 September 1817 of felony.
Prisoner details: Edward Lang alias Edward McCulloch alias Edward Runsey, aged 26, convicted at Chatham Barracks [Kent] on 29 December 1817 of desertion .
Prisoner details: William Patterson, aged 21, convicted at Edinburgh on 30 December 1817 of breach of trust.
All sentenced to seven years [transportation].
Gaoler's name: J Mears, Overseer, [D Price], Chaplain.
Grounds for clemency: Two out of every hundred who have served more than half their sentence; quiet orderly and uniform good conduct.
Annotated: To be pardoned.
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- Ah 16
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Home Office: Criminal Petitions, Series I
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