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ABORTION, STERILISATION, STILLBIRTH AND CONTRACEPTION
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General
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| 1866-1974 |
Assizes: Midland, Northern, Oxford, Wales and Chester and Western Circuits: Pardons: includes women: see list
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ASSI 81/1-108
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FINANCE AND PROPERTY
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General
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| 1866-1974 |
Assizes: Midland, Northern, Oxford, Wales and Chester and Western Circuits: Pardons: includes women: see list
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ASSI 81/1-108
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
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| 1866-1974 |
Assizes: Midland, Northern, Oxford, Wales and Chester and Western Circuits: Pardons: includes women: see list
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ASSI 81/1-108
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PRISONERS
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Infanticide
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| 1866-1974 |
Assizes: Midland, Northern, Oxford, Wales and Chester and Western Circuits: Pardons: includes women: see list
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ASSI 81/1-108
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MARRIAGE
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General
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| 1866-1974 |
Assizes: Midland, Northern, Oxford, Wales and Chester and Western Circuits: Pardons: includes women: see list
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ASSI 81/1-108
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VICTIMS
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General
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| 1866-1974 |
Assizes: Midland, Northern, Oxford, Wales and Chester and Western Circuits: Pardons: see list
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ASSI 81/1-108
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
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| 1933-1934 |
USA: Los Angeles: Rulia Singh: pardon (2 parts)
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FO 740/7
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| 1905-1914 |
Marion Seddon: free pardon
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HO 144/1002/133625
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| 1909 |
Girl of 15 serving 6 weeks' prison sentence: case for exception to principle that detention in a reformatory or conditional pardon should apply only to comparatively long sentences
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HO 144/1036/179352
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| 1910 |
Request for free pardon for accessory to enable her to give evidence without implicating herself. Refused by Secretary of State
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HO 144/1098/197905
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| 1911 |
Margaret Kerrkan: conditional pardon
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HO 144/1120/203930
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| 1911 |
Florence Ada Hilderbrando: conditional pardon
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HO 144/1125/205244
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| 1911 |
Mary Elizabeth Caroline Rowarth: conditional pardon
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HO 144/1152/211337
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| 1913-1915 |
Emily Morse: free pardon
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HO 144/1284/241805
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| 1915 |
Mrs Elizabeth Pullman: fined ten pounds for aiding in the forging of a military pass. Free pardon granted and £9.10/- of the fine remitted
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HO 144/1438/299668
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| 1915-1916 |
Martha Hulme: convicted of attempting to obtain money by false pretences. Free pardon
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HO 144/1438/307880
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PROSTITUTION
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General
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| 1917 |
H A Samson: fined £5 for aiding and abetting and keeping of a brothel. Granted free pardon the Magistrates having convicted under a misapprehension of the law
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HO 144/1482/347866
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
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| 1917 |
Emma Cockburn: fined 40/- for theft by finding. Granted free pardon as the facts were not such as to support conviction
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HO 144/1483/348170
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| 1918-1919 |
Mary Emily Pullen: fined for detaining military stores. Granted free pardon on grounds of wrongful conviction. Fines and penalties remitted
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HO 144/1497/363845
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| 1918 |
Sarah Ellen Hodson: sentenced to 2 years' borstal training at Lincoln Assizes on 18 June 1918. Considered unsuitable for borstal treatment and granted conditional pardon to serve 6 months imprisonment in Division II
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HO 144/1497/363968
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| 1918 |
Annie Eustace: successfully appealed against one conviction but her solicitor failed to lodge an appeal against another which should have been similarly quashed. Free pardon granted
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HO 144/1499/366127
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| 1902 |
Rose Amelia Vincent: free pardon
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HO 144/660/V41195
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| 1904-1905 |
Mary Ann Revell: conditional pardon
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HO 144/762
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| 1906 |
Agnes Wass: free pardon
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HO 144/831/143311
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| 1906 |
Jean F Benezit: free pardon
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HO 144/834/144695
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PROSTITUTION
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General
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| 1909 |
Free pardon and compensation granted to Rev Edward Rhodes convicted of indecent conduct with a prostitute
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HO 144/903/175845
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
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| 1909 |
Pardons: Sarah Winsper
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HO 45/10404/186321
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MATERNITY AND CHILD WELFARE
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Birth and Pregnancy
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| 1921 |
Women sentenced to death and pardoned on the ground of pregnancy AD 1366-1394
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HO 45/11027/415123
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PRISONERS
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General
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| 1921 |
Women sentenced to death and pardoned on the ground of pregnancy AD 1366-1394
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HO 45/11027/415123
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HEALTH
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Mental Health
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| 1933-1934 |
Eileen Clancy (convicted for begging): not responsible for her actions at the time of the offence and later certified insane: free pardon granted
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HO 45/15890/667344
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
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| 1938 |
Lily Medd (fined for keeping a dog without a licence). Later established that valid licence held: granted free pardon
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HO 45/17749/812311
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| 1947 |
Myrtle Ena Digby: convicted of stealing money from employer; granted free pardon after stolen property found intact
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HO 45/21438/930974
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| 1949 |
Ruth Stone, wrongly convicted under Wireless Telegraphy Act 1904: granted free pardon as she was covered by her employer's licence
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HO 45/23505/952796
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| 1912-1915 |
Mary Johnson: convicted in Oct 1912 of sending threatening letters 1952 and sentenced to 6 months' hard labour; convicted in May 1913 of a similar offence and sentenced to 12 months' hard labour; granted 2 free pardons and paid compensation in Mrach 1915
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HO 45/24645/238545
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| 1917-1950 |
Florence Annie Parkes: convicted at Exeter Assizes on 1 Nov 1917 of manslaughter and sentenced to 6 months' imprisonment: granted free pardon and ex-gratia payment of £1000 in 1935
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HO 45/24694/352047
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VICTIMS
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Murder Victims
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| 1855 |
Murder of Dorothy Berwick: pardons cannot be offered to persons in custody as an inducement to give evidence against accomplices in in custody
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HO 45/6246
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PRISONERS
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Infanticide
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| 1949-1974 |
Timothy John Evans executed for murder of his baby daughter at 10 Rillington Place, W11 on 10 Nov 1949: Evans granted posthumous pardon by HM the Queen as a result of second public inquiry in 1966
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MEPO 3/3147
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| 1966 |
Timothy John Evans executed for murder of his baby daughter at 10 Rillington Place W11 on 10 November 1949: Evans granted posthumous pardon by HM the Queen as a result of second public enquiry
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MEPO 3/3147
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
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| 1815 |
Hatton Papers. J Heath recommends that Mary Ranson be given a free pardon ff 177-178
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PRO 30/45/1
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WIVES
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General
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| 1816 |
Hatton Papers. Mr Marryat, Chairman of the Committee of Lloyds, forwards petition from Mrs Jemott in favour of her husband, William. He has received the recommendation of Governor Davey and seeks a pardon, providing he remain in New South Wales ff 288-291
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PRO 30/45/1
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
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| 1915 |
Chief Secretary's Office, Ireland. Pardon of Misses E and J Walsh, wrongfully convicted of theft: charge of court fees to Law Charges Vote
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T 1/11726/1325/15
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