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Report of Mr Kenrick on 2 individual petitions (the prisoner and J Rippingham) and...

Catalogue reference: HO 47/42/4

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1809 June 19

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Report of Mr Kenrick on 2 individual petitions (the prisoner and J Rippingham) and 1 collective petition (19 people, of Streatham, Dulwich and Brixton, Surrey) on behalf of Thomas Cook, plumber, glazier and painter, convicted at the 'last' Surrey Assizes, for assaulting ------- Allenor, watchman and constable of Dulwich. Grounds for clemency: was not represented in court through his poverty, the prisoner was suffering from 'effluvia of white lead' [lead poisoning] from materials used in his trade and is often ill, a long confinement will make this worse, has a good working reputation. Initial sentence: 6 months imprisonment. Recommendation: sentence to be remitted by 4 months. Folios 33-39.

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