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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
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| 1883-1891 |
Criminal lunatic Lucille Dudley, conditionally discharged. Later arrested in USA and acquitted as insane. Discharged on condition she was received in English asylum. Discharged from Broadmoor on application of Salvation Army. (later particulars HO 144/567/A62310)
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HO 144/124/A32014
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HEALTH
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Mental Health
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| 1883-1891 |
Criminal lunatic Lucille Dudley, conditionally discharged. Later arrested in USA and acquitted as insane. Discharged on condition she was received in English asylum. Discharged from Broadmoor on application of Salvation Army. (later particulars HO 144/567/A62310)
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HO 144/124/A32014
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
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| 1898-1899 |
Continuation of allowance to wife made before becoming a criminal lunatic
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HO 144/273/A60054
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HEALTH
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Mental Health
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| 1898-1899 |
Continuation of allowance to wife made before becoming a criminal lunatic
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HO 144/273/A60054
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WIVES
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General
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| 1898-1899 |
Continuation of allowance to wife made before becoming a criminal lunatic
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HO 144/273/A60054
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| 1888-1895 |
Edward Pink: criminal lunatic conditionally discharged to the care of his daughter and subsequently transferred to the care of his wife
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HO 144/475/X19427
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HEALTH
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Mental Health
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| 1890 |
Mary Allison: transfer to a County Asylum (North London Sessions). Proposed inclusion in future amendment to Criminal Lunatic Act
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HO 144/478/X28924
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SINGLE PARENTS
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Illegitimacy
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| 1897 |
Position of Bastardy Order prisoner in regard to criminal lunatic
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HO 144/511/X64589
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WIVES
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General
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| 1903 |
Wife of criminal lunatic claims support of child from Salvation Army, to whom her husband was discharged
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HO 144/550/A57449
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HEALTH
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Mental Health
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| 1903 |
Mrs Pyne Hamilton: criminal lunatic: returned to private asylum direct from prison before trial
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HO 144/710/108763
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| 1903-1907 |
Conditional discharge of criminal lunatics whose mental health may be affected by further pregnancies
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HO 144/728/112652
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
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| 1882-1883 |
Criminal lunatic discharged after giving birth to child
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HO 144/94/A13424
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HEALTH
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Mental Health
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| 1882-1883 |
Criminal lunatic discharged after giving birth to child
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HO 144/94/A13424
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MARRIAGE
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General
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| 1911 |
Home Office. Mrs H K Howard (née Colman), first class attendant, Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum: marriage gratuity
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T 1/11340/20385/11
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
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Prison Service
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| 1911 |
Home Office: Mrs H K Howard (nee Colman) first class attendant, Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum: marriage gratuity
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T 1/11340/20385/11
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MARRIAGE
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General
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| 1917 |
Home Office. Mrs A Goddard (née Tull), second-class attendant, Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum: marriage gratuity
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T 1/12086/35544/17
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
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Prison Service
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| 1917 |
Home Office. Mrs A Goddard (nee Tull), second class attendant, Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum: marriage gratuity
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T 1/12086/35544/17
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| 1922-1923 |
Cousins, Mrs E M (nee Freeman), female attendant, Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum; overpayment of salary to be deducted from gratuity and supplement
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T 164/29/19
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WIVES
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General
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| 1928-1930 |
Langmead, S T, confined in Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum: pension paid to wife and later balance to legal personal representative
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T 164/76/7
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