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Catalogue reference: HO 17/16/46
Date: [1828]
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Catalogue reference: HO 17/16/43
This record is about the Prisoner name(s): Edward John Nicholls. Prisoner occupation: Unemployed but a... dating from 1828 [Feb] in the series Home Office: Criminal Petitions, Series I. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Prisoner name(s): Edward John Nicholls.
Prisoner occupation: Unemployed but a journeyman coppersmith and brazier by trade.
Court and date of trial: Old Bailey, February 1828.
Crime: Burglary.
Initial sentence: Death recorded and commuted to transportation for life.
Annotated (Outcome): 'Nil Apr 9 1828'.
Petitioner(s): Edward John Nicholls (the convict) undersigned by George Durrant (former apprenticeship master) and seven inhabitants of [London] (known to the convict).
Grounds for clemency (Petition Details): He was induced to commit the crime by his accomplice; he had no family home to turn to in his unemployment; his first offence and his previous good character.
Additional Information: He was convicted with John Seldon.
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