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Article : 526 wordsSir— I was very much surprised and shocked by rending to the Times of to-day an account of a little boy, only eight years of age, being sentenced to transportation for seven years. I was not aware ...
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Article : 165 wordsThe Atlas thus notices a work on Punishments and Prisons, by the King of Sweden. Either this work was published by the King when he was only Prince Oscar, or it is a further contribution ...
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Article : 360 wordsThomas Miller, aged eight years, and Henry Rawley, aged fifteen, were convicted, upon the clearest testimony, at the Middlesex Sessions, on the 6th January, of having stolen a wooden till ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Wed 17 Jun 1846, Page 4
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