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Prisoner name: John Concanon. Court and Date of Trial: [Central Criminal court] 1846....
Catalogue reference: HO 18/166/34
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1846
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Prisoner name: John Concanon.
Court and Date of Trial: [Central Criminal court] 1846.
Crime: Stealing.
Initial sentence: Transportation 10 years.
Petitions and letters: Petition from the prisoner, who says he is a bootmaker from Ireland, who works mainly in Paris. Needing to collect money owed to him, he came to London, but was unsuccessful and didn't have the funds to return to Paris. His wife is about to have a baby, adding to two other children, aged 2 and 3.
If he were held in prison and not transported, at least he could teach others his skill.
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- 166/34
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- Open Document, Open Description
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HO 18
Home Office: Criminal Petitions, Series II
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