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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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Catalogue reference: HO 17/112/198
This record is about the Recommendation for the mitigation of sentence for selected prisoners on board/in:... dating from 1828 in the series Home Office: Criminal Petitions, Series I. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Recommendation for the mitigation of sentence for selected prisoners on board/in: Penitentiary.
Names and details of prisoners:
George Brown, convicted at Norwich [Norfolk] on 14 July 1824.
Dennis McCarthy, convicted at Old Bailey on 13 September 1824.
Thomas Coumbe, convicted at Bodmin [Cornwall] on 19 October 1824.
Richard Cook, convicted at Old Bailey on 28 October 1824.
Caroline Mason, convicted at Liverpool on 25 October 1824.
Elizabeth Frennery, convicted at Bodmin [Cornwall] on 19 October 1824.
William Newberry, convicted at Abingdon [Oxfordshire] on 11 July 1825.
Benjamin Stokes, convicted at Buckingham [Buckinghamshire] on 16 July 1825.
Ann Roach, convicted at Old Bailey on 28 October 1824.
Mary Edwards, convicted at Old Bailey 7 April 1825.
Gaoler's name: J E Dowdeswell.
Grounds for clemency (Recommendation Details): Good behaviour and friends to receive them apart from McCarthy and Coumbe who are still recommended. Newberry, Stokes Roach and Edwards on medical grounds.
Annotated (Recommendation Details): Free pardon prepared 23 January 1828.
Other papers: Medical report by Anthony White surgeon.
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