|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1942-1945 |
Emma Maria Westcott: 18B detainee HO 45/25764/863197
|
(1, 5-7,9)
|
| 1940-1947 |
Margaret Elizabeth Newitt: 18B detainee HO 45/25739/861940
|
(2-9)
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1961 |
Harry Frederick Houghton (CO) and Ethel Elizabeth Gee (CO): charged by Director of Public Prosecutions
|
ADM 116/6295
|
| 1868-1967 |
Assizes: Midland Circuit: Indictment Files
|
ASSI 12/1-272
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1868-1967 |
Assizes: Midland Circuit: Indictment Files
|
ASSI 12/1-272
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1860-1969 |
Assizes: Midland Circuit: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 12/1-298
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1860-1969 |
Assizes: Midland Circuit: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 12/1-298
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1862-1969 |
Assizes: Midland Circuit: Criminal Depositions and Papers: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 13/1-1015
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1862-1969 |
Assizes: Midland Circuit: Criminal Depositions and Papers: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 13/1-1015
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1606-1696 |
Assizes: Norfolk Circuit: Indictments and other documents recovered from private custody: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 16/1-75
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1606-1696 |
Assizes: Norfolk Circuit: Indictments and other documents recovered from private custody: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 16/1-75
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1729-1971 |
Assizes: Western Circuit: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 25/1-287
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1729-1971 |
Assizes: Western Circuit: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 25/1-287
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1861-1969 |
Assizes: Western Circuit: Criminal Depositions and Case Papers: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 26/1-510
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1861-1969 |
Assizes: Western Circuit: Criminal Depositions and Case Papers: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 26/1-510
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1559-1969 |
Assizes: Norfolk, Home and South Eastern Circuits: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 35/1-510
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1559-1969 |
Assizes: Norfolk, Home and South Eastern Circuits: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 35/1-510
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1812-1969 |
Assizes: Home, Norfolk and South Eastern Circuits: Depositions: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 36/1-652
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1812-1969 |
Assizes: Home, Norfolk and South Eastern Circuits: Depositions: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 36/1-652
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1607-1969 |
Assizes: Northern and North Eastern Circuits: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 44/1-404
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1607-1969 |
Assizes: Northern and North Eastern Circuits: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 44/1-404
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1613-1969 |
Assizes: Northern and North Eastern Circuits: Criminal Depositions and Case Papers: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 45/1-904
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1613-1969 |
Assizes: Northern and North Eastern Circuits: Criminal Depositions and Case Papers: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 45/1-904
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1627-1971 |
Assizes: Oxford Circuit: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 5/1-476
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1627-1971 |
Assizes: Oxford Circuit: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 5/1-476
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1877-1968 |
Assizes: Northern Circuit: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 51/1-415
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1877-1968 |
Assizes: Northern Circuit: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 51/1-415
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1877-1970 |
Assizes: Northern Circuit: Criminal Depositions and Case Papers: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 52/1-1961
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1877-1970 |
Assizes: Northern Circuit: Criminal Depositions and Case Papers: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 52/1-1961
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1719-1969 |
Assizes: Oxford Circuit: Criminal Depositions and Case Papers: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 6/1-501
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1719-1969 |
Assizes: Oxford Circuit: Criminal Depositions and Case Papers: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 6/1-501
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1831-1945 |
Assizes: North and South Wales Circuit, Chester and North Wales Division: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 64/1-172
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1831-1945 |
Assizes: North and South Wales Circuit, Chester and North Wales Division: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 64/1-172
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1831-1944 |
Assizes: North and South Wales Circuit, Chester and North Wales Division: Criminal Depositions: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 65/1-48
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1831-1944 |
Assizes: North and South Wales Circuit, Chester and North Wales Division: Criminal Depositions: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 65/1-48
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1834-1945 |
Assizes: North and South Wales Circuit, South Wales Division: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 71/1-77
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1834-1945 |
Assizes: North and South Wales Circuit, South Wales Division: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 71/1-77
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1837-1944 |
Assizes: North and South Wales Circuit: South Wales Division: Criminal Depositions: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 72/1-90
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1837-1944 |
Assizes: North and South Wales Circuit: South Wales Division: Criminal Depositions: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 72/1-90
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1652-1688 |
Assizes: Midland Circuit: Indictments and other documents recovered from private custody: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 80/1-19
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1652-1688 |
Assizes: Midland Circuit: Indictments and other documents recovered from private custody: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 80/1-19
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1866-1974 |
Assizes: Midland, Northern, Oxford, Wales and Chester and Western Circuits: Pardons: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 81/1-108
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1866-1974 |
Assizes: Midland, Northern, Oxford, Wales and Chester and Western Circuits: Pardons: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 81/1-108
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1945-1971 |
Assizes: Wales and Chester Circuit: Indictments: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 83/1-203
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1945-1971 |
Assizes: Wales and Chester Circuit: Indictments: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 83/1-203
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1945-1969 |
Assizes: Wales and Chester Circuit: Criminal Depositions and Case Papers: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 84/1-531
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1945-1969 |
Assizes: Wales and Chester Circuit: Criminal Depositions and Case Papers: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 84/1-531
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1689-1950 |
Assizes: Norfolk and Home Circuits: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 94/1-2569
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1689-1950 |
Assizes: Norfolk and Home Circuits: Indictment Files: includes women: see list
|
ASSI 94/1-2569
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1959-1960 |
Dawn Joy Emery: death following assault by foster mother
|
BN 28/153
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1897-1980 |
Remand homes for girls: topographical: see list
|
BN 62
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1935-1939 |
Minnie and Phyllis Muscovitch, known as Minnie and Phyllis Maurice: Cardiff and Barry Court: debtors appeal to Divisional Court and Court of Appeal against order suspending Bankrupt's Order of Discharge
|
BT 103/120
|
| 1937-1938 |
Iris Shaw, High Court: debtor's appeal against order of Adjudication
|
BT 103/98
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1944-1947 |
Supplementary clothing coupons: men and women discharged from prison in England, Scotland and Wales
|
BT 64/1441
|
| 1917 |
Punishment for women in France WC131,8
|
CAB 23/2
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1919 |
Release of Irish men and women interned in English prisons under Defence of the Realm Regulation 14B WC 526,3; WC 527,2
|
CAB 23/9
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1918-1919 |
Infant Protection
|
CAB 26/1
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1910 |
Case of Miss Malecka, a British subject imprisoned in Russia
|
CAB 37/103/39
|
| 1911 |
Case of Miss Malecka, a British subject, imprisoned in Russia
|
CAB 37/107/86
|
| 1912 |
The Malecka case: trial of Miss Malecka for conspiracy against Russian Government
|
CAB 37/110/71
|
| 1912 |
Miss Malecka (75pp)
|
CAB 37/111/72
|
| 1935 |
Honduras, British: Mrs Jeanette Thompson's expulsion from Guatemala
|
CO 123/354/2
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1945-1946 |
Hong Kong: proposed legislation to regularise registration of births, marriages and deaths in Stanley internment camp during Japanese occupation
|
CO 129/594/7
|
| 1947 |
Hong Kong: marriages solemnised in Stanley Camp during the Japanese occupation and subsequent legislation for divorce
|
CO 129/610/5
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1947-1949 |
Hong Kong: deportation order against Madame Lui Sze (closed 50 years)
|
CO 129/617/5
|
| 1934 |
Leeward Islands: conviction for murder of Mary Ryan, Montserrat
|
CO 152/449/8-9
|
| 1937 |
Straits Settlements: Mrs Amy Doo and Mr G Y Doo: deportation orders
|
CO 273/624/13
|
| 1933 |
Deportation of the wives of British protected persons
|
CO 323/1216/6
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1934-1935 |
Death sentences on women: replies to circular despatch 25 July 1934
|
CO 323/1283/4
|
| 1936 |
Death sentences on women
|
CO 323/1399/4
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1938-1942 |
Infanticide Act 1938
|
CO 323/1615/21-22
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1934 |
Bermuda: death sentence on negress in Bermuda
|
CO 37/281/1
|
| 1935 |
Seychelles: Sentence of Death (Expectant Mothers) Legislation
|
CO 530/369
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1931 |
Kenya: Notice of Summons: served on Mrs Gama Rose, Goa
|
CO 533/409/14
|
| 1934 |
Kenya: Mrs Helen Selwyn: murder trial
|
CO 533/450/2
|
| 1935 |
Kenya: imprisonment of Mrs H Selwyn: correspondence with Dean Selwyn
|
CO 533/457/9
|
| 1947 |
Detainees: Miss Sulamith Heppner
|
CO 537/2411
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1947 |
Palestine: detainees: Mrs Sulamith Heppner
|
CO 537/2411
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1950 |
Cyprus: Cypriots in Greece: deportation of Miss Krini Pavlides
|
CO 67/368/3
|
| 1927 |
Iraq: stoppage of Mrs Mary Dick's widow's pension due to her imprisonment for theft
|
CO 730/116/6
|
| 1932-1933 |
Palestine: Amendment of the Palestine Citizenship Order of the Council: the question of women acquiring nationality through marriage to avoid deportation
|
CO 733/220/12
|
| 1937 |
Palestine: service of writs: Cylla Podruznik-Schwarz
|
CO 733/327/13
|
| 1937 |
Palestine: service of writs: Arife and her daughter Sebrige
|
CO 733/327/8
|
| 1939 |
Palestine: arrest of Madame Sajez Nassar
|
CO 733/398/17
|
| 1940 |
Palestine: deportation to the UK: Mrs Valentine Wood
|
CO 733/420/5
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1939-1940 |
Death sentences on women
|
CO 859/19/6
|
| 1940 |
Death sentences: women
|
CO 859/37/12
|
| 1951-1953 |
Women prisoners: provision of handbags discontinued after experiment PCOM 9/1444 1953-1954 Women prisoners
|
CO 859/485
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1956 |
Malaya: traffic in women and children: activities of wives of UK soldiers in Malaya
|
CO 859/548
|
| 1954-1955 |
Singapore: traffic in women and children: alleged activities of Service wives in Singapore
|
CO 859/550
|
| 1957 |
Cyprus: interrogation and trial of Maria Anastassion Lambrou
|
CO 926/884
|
| 1933 |
Gold Coast: Ekua Amponsah, queen mother, Mim sub-division: release from imprisonment
|
CO 96/712/15
|
| 1942 |
Trinidad: detention of Mrs Doris de Verteuis
|
CO 968/69/26
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1891-1892 |
Pondoland: unsettled conditions in the territory; case of 'smelling out' (witchcraft) leading to torture of a woman at instigation of Chief Sigean
|
DO 119/118
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1960 |
Arrest of Miss H Stanton during emergency in Union of South Africa, March 1960
|
DO 35/10595
|
| 1928-1930 |
Canada: deportation of Mrs Aaron Van Willson from Canada to US
|
DO 35/360/4
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1956-1957 |
Bechuanaland Protectorate: flogging of women
|
DO 35/4308
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1959-1960 |
Representations re banishment of Mrs E Mafeking from Union of South Africa and her entry into High Commission Territories
|
DO 35/7429
|
| 1942 |
Activities of undesirables: Mrs Tattersall
|
DO 35/816/14
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1925 |
Research by Dr G W Pailthorpe on female inmates of preventive or 'rescue' homes: reports and correspondence
|
FD 1/1411
|
| 1931-1973 |
Research by Dr G W Pailthorpe on female inmates of preventive or 'rescue' homes: MRS Special Report series, revisions and correspondence
|
FD 1/1412
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1948-1955 |
Germany: Allied National Prison Werl: prisoners' personal records: Gerda Ganzer
|
FO 1024/12
|
| 1948-1954 |
Germany: Allied National Prison Werl: prisoners' personal records: Margarethe Rabe
|
FO 1024/70
|
| 1946-1954 |
Germany: Allied National Prison Werl: prisoners' personal records: Ella Schmidt nee Nowka vols I and II
|
FO 1024/78-79
|
| 1945-1954 |
Germany: Allied National Prison Werl: prisoners' personal records: Martha Denner
|
FO 1024/9
|
| 1948 |
Control Commission Germany: High Court Cases: war crimes: Julia Antaschkin or Julia Antoskin
|
FO 1060/1399
|
| 1948-1954 |
Control Commission Germany: High Court Cases: war crimes: Frieda Braun and 7 others
|
FO 1060/1414
|
| 1948 |
Control Commission Germany: High Court Cases: war crimes: Agnes Junke and 1 other, Pole
|
FO 1060/1466
|
| 1949 |
Control Commission Germany: High Court Cases: war crimes: Ella Lotte Louise Schmidt-Marquardt
|
FO 1060/1533
|
| 1948 |
Control Commission Germany: High Court Cases: war crimes: Erna Stolz
|
FO 1060/1549
|
| 1945 |
Control Commission Germany: General and Intermediate Courts Cases: war crimes: Andrea Capozzi, Italian and 1 other
|
FO 1060/1608
|
| 1946 |
Control Commission Germany: General and Intermediate Courts Cases: war crimes: Janina Gradowski, Pole
|
FO 1060/1650
|
| 1945 |
Control Commission Germany: General and Intermediate Courts Cases: war crimes: Margarethe Grosschopf, Austrian
|
FO 1060/1653
|
| 1945-1947 |
Control Commission Germany: General and Intermediate Courts Cases: war crimes: Ilse Hecke
|
FO 1060/1663
|
| 1945 |
Control Commission Germany: General and Intermediate Courts Cases: war crimes: Blanca Henze and 1 other
|
FO 1060/1671
|
| 1945-1947 |
Control Commission Germany: General and Intermediate Courts Cases: war crimes: Jadwiga Janicka, Pole and 1 other
|
FO 1060/1683
|
| 1945-1950 |
Control Commission Germany: General and Intermediate Courts Cases: war crimes: Wincenty Kujava, Pole and 1 other
|
FO 1060/1712
|
| 1945-1946 |
Control Commission Germany: General and Intermediate Courts Cases: war crimes: Frieda Nattermann
|
FO 1060/1738
|
| 1945 |
Control Commission Germany: General and Intermediate Courts Cases: war crimes: Alma Patzer
|
FO 1060/1749
|
| 1945 |
Control Commission Germany: General and Intermediate Courts Cases: war crimes: Elsbeth Pokar
|
FO 1060/1759
|
| 1945 |
Control Commission Germany: General and Intermediate Courts Cases: war crimes: Tatanya Manaschova, Russian
|
FO 1060/1762
|
| 1945 |
Control Commission Germany: General and Intermediate Courts Cases: war crimes: Josefine Rullmann
|
FO 1060/1783
|
| 1945-1947 |
Control Commission Germany: General and Intermediate Courts Cases: war crimes: Erika Schulze
|
FO 1060/1797
|
| 1945-1946 |
Control Commission Germany: General and Intermediate Courts Cases: war crimes: Gisela Stadie
|
FO 1060/1810
|
| 1945 |
Control Commission Germany: Summary Courts Cases: war crimes: Helena Delke
|
FO 1060/1863
|
| 1947 |
Control Commission Germany: Summary Courts Cases: war crimes: Marie Disselhoff
|
FO 1060/1864
|
| 1947 |
Control Commission Germany: Summary Courts Cases: war crimes: Luise Gausmann
|
FO 1060/1867
|
| 1946 |
Control Commission Germany: Summary Courts Cases: war crimes: Ruth Gebhardt
|
FO 1060/1868
|
| 1945 |
Control Commission Germany: Summary Courts Cases: war crimes: Gertrude Griese
|
FO 1060/1869
|
| 1945 |
Control Commission Germany: Summary Courts Cases: war crimes: Katharina Muller
|
FO 1060/1885
|
| 1947 |
Control Commission Germany: Summary Courts Case: war crimes: Gerda Runke
|
FO 1060/1896
|
| 1945 |
Control Commission Germany: Summary Courts Cases: war crimes: Annemarie Wulfing
|
FO 1060/1909
|
| 1950 |
Control Commission Germany: Courts of Appeal Cases: war crimes: Mrs Rachel Wilhelmina Duncan, British
|
FO 1060/1939
|
| 1949 |
Control Commission Germany: Allied High Commission (BE), Office of the Legal Adviser: Riga ghetto case: Ella L L Schmidt- Marquardt, appeal and discharge
|
FO 1060/271
|
| 1950-1954 |
Control Commission Germany: Allied High Commission (BE), Office of Legal Adviser: war crimes: Margarete Mewes
|
FO 1060/488
|
| 1953 |
Control Commission Germany: Office of UK High Commissioner, Office of Legal Adviser: German courts jurisdiction: high treason against Winfried Adaschkiewitz
|
FO 1060/599
|
| 1948 |
Control Commission Germany: Top Secret Files: Jeanne Gebauer: espionage case
|
FO 1060/737
|
| 1948 |
Control Commission Germany: Top Secret Files: interrogation of unnamed Soviet woman officer, former German interpreter to the Soviet Chief Military Prosecutor in Berlin
|
FO 1060/738
|
| 1944 |
USA: correspondence: War Trade: Black List investigations: Lady Palmer
|
FO 115/4157
|
| 1944 |
USA: correspondence: War Trade: Black List investigations: Mrs Otto Henry Hafner
|
FO 115/4164
|
| 1949 |
Lisbon: arrest and detention of Miss Lilian Margaret Buckley by the International Police
|
FO 173/26
|
| 1917-1918 |
Greece: (289) Mrs Kahl, suspected agent
|
FO 286/663
|
| 1916-1918 |
Greece: (352) Maria Donatos, suspected German agent
|
FO 286/666
|
| 1929 |
Exile of Vera Reiblatt formerly employed at the British Mission, Moscow
|
FO 366/867/3568
|
| 1948 |
Bulgaria: expulsion from Bulgaria of Miss Faith Christov
|
FO 369/3850
|
| 1954 |
Mrs Mary Esther Gebhardt, detained in USA pending deportation for alleged Communist activities
|
FO 369/5056
|
| 1955 |
Case of Mrs Eunice Brillhart imprisoned in USA on charge of murdering her children
|
FO 369/5196
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1955 |
Case of Mrs Eunice Brillhart imprisoned in USA on charge of murdering her children
|
FO 369/5196
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1958 |
Death of Mrs Eunice Brillhart who was released from prison in July 1957
|
FO 369/5404
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1958 |
Death of Mrs Eunice Brillhart who was released from prison in July 1957
|
FO 369/5404
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1917 (1938) |
Mrs White: daughter as enemy agent in 1917
|
FO 370/553/8580
|
| 1952 |
Hungary: wives of two American Legation employees under arrest, deprival of all their furniture and either deported or arrested
|
FO 371/100598
|
| 1952 |
Roumania: disappearance of Mrs Sylvia Placa, holding dual British and Roumanian nationality and employee of the US Minister in Bucharest; American report of her arrest at home by Roumanian secret police, November 1952
|
FO 371/100777
|
| 1953 |
USA: reaction to the trial and conviction of Mr and Mrs Rosenburg in USA on charges of espionage
|
FO 371/103563
|
| 1953 |
Austria: case of Austrian-born British subject Mrs Therese Harris, arrested on suspicion of participating in a crime involving espionage; her visit to USA to give evidence in a spy trial
|
FO 371/103787
|
| 1953 |
Germany (East): Czechoslovak Military Mission in Berlin enquiry on proceedings concerning extradition of Marie Mayerova and Antonia Mayer, Czech nationals, to Czechoslovakia
|
FO 371/103879
|
| 1953 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Valentina Billien: proposal to put her case forward when present clemency review is complete; request for arrangements for a further medical report 1661/35
|
FO 371/104143
|
| 1953 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Valentina Billien: medical report by BAOR consulting physician 1661/48
|
FO 371/104144
|
| 1953 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Ella Schmidt: memorandum from UK legal adviser, Wahnerheide, with recommendation that sentence be reduced to 15 years 1661/59
|
FO 371/104144
|
| 1953 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Valentina Billien: letter from Office of Legal Adviser, Wahnerheide, enclosing plea for mercy 1661/89
|
FO 371/104146
|
| 1953 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Valentina Billien: an appeal for clemency from Mrs Dorothy Buxton, a co-founder of the Save the Children Fund, to Lord Salisbury 1661/130
|
FO 371/104148
|
| 1953 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Valentina Billien: letter from Mrs Dorothy Buxton asking to whom she should submit information relating to plea for clemency 1661/138
|
FO 371/104148
|
| 1953 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Valentina Billien: further petition for clemency from Mrs Dorothy Buxton 1661/155
|
FO 371/104149
|
| 1953 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Valentina Billien: letter from Office of Legal Adviser, Wahnerheide, enclosing a further medical report 1661/182
|
FO 371/104151
|
| 1953 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Valentina Billien: letter from Office of Legal Adviser, Bad Godesberg, requesting return of memorandum from Mrs Dorothy Buxton and accompanying statements 1661/203
|
FO 371/104151
|
| 1953 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Valentina Billien: letter from Rev. R W Sorensen MP, enclosing letter from a German citizen, and an affidavit protesting Valentina Billien's innocence of crimes for which she was sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment 1661/256
|
FO 371/104155
|
| 1953 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Valentina Billien: report and recommendation of Mixed Consultative Board, submitted by Sir F Hoyer Millar 1661/266
|
FO 371/104156
|
| 1953 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Margarethe Rabe: report and recommendations of Mixed Consultative Board, submitted by Sir F Hoyer Millar 1661/268
|
FO 371/104156
|
| 1953 |
Roumania: official approach to Roumanian Minister of Foreign Affairs on behalf of a Madame Placa, of British origin, but wife of a Roumanian, concerning the nature of the charge for her conviction and imprisonment
|
FO 371/106476
|
| 1953 |
Italy: refusal of Italian request to release Maria Pasquinelli who murdered the British Commandant of Trieste in 1947
|
FO 371/107785
|
| 1954 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Valentina Billien: recommendation for clemency 1661/6
|
FO 371/109721
|
| 1954 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Mixed Consultative Board's report and recommendation for immediate release: Martha Denner 1661/17
|
FO 371/109721
|
| 1954 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Gerda Ganzer: letter from a German Liberal decrying a breach of justice in her case 1661/11
|
FO 371/109721
|
| 1954 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Gerda Ganzer 1661/18
|
FO 371/109721
|
| 1954 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Gerda Ganzer: true report to be made known to her advocate 1661/20
|
FO 371/109721
|
| 1954 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Mixed Consultative Board: recommendation for immediate release of Margarethe Rabe 1661/1
|
FO 371/109721
|
| 1954 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Margarethe Rabe: recommendation for clemency 1661/8
|
FO 371/109721
|
| 1954 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Mixed Consultative Board: question of taking medical factors into consideration when dealing with cases: recommendation for release of Ella Schmidt 1661/22
|
FO 371/109721
|
| 1954 |
Germany (West): war criminals: names of trial courts in cases of Martha Denner, Gerda Ganzer, Ella Schmidt 1661/26
|
FO 371/109722
|
| 1954 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Gerda Ganzer: note by Sir Alexander Maxwell questioning validity of her conviction 1661/96
|
FO 371/109725
|
| 1954 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Gerda Ganzer: recommendation by Sir Alexander Maxwell for clemency 1661/131
|
FO 371/109726
|
| 1954 |
Poland: continuing efforts to obtain release of Mrs Halina Firth, British subject of Polish origin, sentenced to 15 years imprisonment
|
FO 371/111583
|
| 1954 |
Roumania: conviction and imprisonment of Mrs Sylvia Placa, British subject married to a Roumanian
|
FO 371/111647
|
| 1954 |
Italy: release of Maria Pasquinelli after serving sentence for assassination of General de Winton in protest against Italian Peace Treaty
|
FO 371/113132
|
| 1956 |
Soviet Union: case of Nina Ponomareva from Soviet Union accused of shoplifting in London
|
FO 371/122983-122984
|
| 1957 |
Hungary: Mrs Bátyka, Hungarian headmistress of UK Legation school Budapest: reported arrest on 7 Oct 1957 10110/693
|
FO 371/128688
|
| 1957 |
Hungary: Mrs Bátyka: appreciation from Sir Leslie Fry to the British Council for their assistance in her case, 10 Dec 1957 10110/766
|
FO 371/128689
|
| 1957 |
Hungary: Mrs Bátyka: report from Sir Leslie Fry that she was due to leave Budapest on 21 Dec 1957 10110/774
|
FO 371/128689
|
| 1958 |
Hungary: commencement of secret trial of Mrs Julia Rajjk, Gabor Tancsos and Sandor Haraszti (members of the Nagy group) 10110/138
|
FO 371/134858
|
| 1958 |
Greece: imprisonment of Dr Antonia Flountais in Greece
|
FO 371/136270
|
| 1965 |
Cuba: political prisoners: arrest of Baptist ministers and Mr Lunt and Mrs Mackay
|
FO 371/179438-179439
|
| 1938 |
USA: arrest of Miss Unity Mitford 5291
|
FO 371/21581
|
| 1939 |
China: petition of Catherine Hadley for release from prison 697
|
FO 371/23502
|
| 1940 |
USA: arrest of Mrs Deegan of US Embassy Paris 5042
|
FO 371/24263
|
| 1942 |
Greece: the imprisonment of Mlle Nicotsara
|
FO 371/33208
|
| 1944 |
Murder charge against English woman and US soldier
|
FO 371/42332
|
| 1945 |
Poland: arrest in Poland of Madam Freyd, wife of a former member of the Polish Government in London
|
FO 371/47805
|
| 1946 |
Request for reconsideration by Swiss authorities of the case of Miss E M Hodgson, convicted in absentia by a Swiss Court for wartime intelligence activities
|
FO 371/60516
|
| 1947 |
USA: detention of Miss Lilian Hedley on Ellis Island
|
FO 371/61079
|
| 1947 |
Italy: assassination of Brigadier de Winton: reprieve of Maria Pasquinelli
|
FO 371/67813A
|
| 1948 |
Germany: requests for assistance concerning proof and presumption of death, marriage by proxy; divorce from missing husband; conviction of fianceé
|
FO 371/70876-70877
|
| 1948 |
Greece: protests from British communists at the sentence to death in Greece of Madam Kitsikes. Arrests and trials of other alleged rebels in in Greece
|
FO 371/72336-72340
|
| 1949 |
Poland: Polish arrest of Mrs Firth, employee of British Embassy, Warsaw
|
FO 371/77498B-77499
|
| 1949 |
Greece: execution of Greek girl Eupraxia Nicholiades
|
FO 371/78365
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1949 |
Greece: internment of women and children in the Women's Detention Camp in Chios in Greece
|
FO 371/78369
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1949 |
Greece: arrest and trial of Madame Svolos
|
FO 371/78374
|
| 1949 |
Italy: continued detention of Dr Lisilotte Pickel by Italian authorities who claim Britain asked for minimum of seven year sentence
|
FO 371/79522
|
| 1949 |
Switzerland: trial and subsequent deportation of Solvan Vitianu and his wife, Rumanian nationals
|
FO 371/79864
|
| 1950 |
China: trial of Miss B M F Rudd on charges of insulting behaviour to students
|
FO 371/83513
|
| 1950 |
Poland: trial and sentence in Warsaw of Mrs Halina Firth
|
FO 371/86601
|
| 1950 |
Soviet Union: US press articles on US policy towards Russia; trial of M. Gubichev and Miss Coplin for spying in the USA
|
FO 371/86742-86743
|
| 1950 |
Greece: attempts to obtain release from prison of Mrs Helen Zaglanakis finally successful
|
FO 371/87667
|
| 1950 |
Hungary: disappearance of Mr C W T Lamerton, arrested by Hungarians and eventually deported along with his wife
|
FO 371/87828
|
| 1950 |
Roumania: arrest and eventual deportation to Istanbul of Mrs Frosell a Roumanian subject married to a British subject
|
FO 371/88044
|
| 1950 |
Roumania: request for Foreign Office assistance concerning arrest of Annie and Nora Samuelli two sisters employed by US and British Legations respectively
|
FO 371/88049
|
| 1951 |
Czechoslovakia: expulsion of a British diplomat Gardner and Embassy secretary Miss Maines for alleged spying
|
FO 371/94497
|
| 1951 |
Poland: attempts to obtain release from a Polish prison of Mrs Firth allegedly sentenced for offences against the Polish state including passing of military information; protests to Polish authorities; attempts to alleviate Mrs Firth's plight by visits and sending of parcels
|
FO 371/94725
|
| 1951 |
Greece: release of Miss Koini Pavlides, a British Cypriot, imprisoned in Greece and under sentence of death for alleged subversion
|
FO 371/95113
|
| 1943 |
Blanche J McDonald: deported from USA
|
FO 372/3552
|
| 1948 |
Extradition of Miss Helena Mateja
|
FO 372/6451
|
| 1911-1912 |
Russia: Warsaw: correspondence concerning case of Miss Malecka
|
FO 394/11
|
| 1953 |
USA: San Francisco: case of war bride Mrs Alice White, charged with murdering her husband, but acquitted
|
FO 600/42
|
| 1939-1941 |
Tahiti: suspects: Mrs Hanner
|
FO 687/21
|
| 1949 |
Poland: Mrs M Marynowska: appeal against sentence
|
FO 688/77
|
| 1956 |
Poland: release of Madame Marynowska
|
FO 688/97
|
| 1947-1949 |
USA: Jacksonville: shooting of Sargeant Graydon Emery Poland by his wife Margaret Irene Poland following his kidnapping their son: wife acquitted of murder; attempts to regain custody of child
|
FO 700/109
|
| 1933-1934 |
USA: Los Angeles: Rulia Singh: pardon (2 parts)
|
FO 740/7
|
| 1939 |
Austria: Vienna: arrest of Mr H W A O de Wet and Mrs Adèle de Wet née Hepner
|
FO 741/6
|
| 1934 |
Egypt: Port Said: judicial/estates/criminal/divorce cases
|
FO 846/109
|
| 1911-1912 |
Russia: Miss Kate Malecka: correspondence: Confidential Print
|
FO 881/10057*
|
| 1945 |
Egypt: arrest of Maltese women in Alexandria for failing to report for National Service
|
FO 891/161
|
| 1924 |
Egypt: Madame (Princess) Avierino Wienevsky: interrogation by Parquet
|
FO 891/18
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1941 |
Internment: Belgian women married to British subjects
|
FO 916/129
|
| 1942 |
Women ambulance drivers: internment
|
FO 916/235
|
| 1940 |
Internment of English girl students at Jutland Gymnastic Institute KW 1/10
|
FO 916/2571
|
| 1940 |
Internment in Germany of women ambulance drivers and mobile canteen units KW 1/13
|
FO 916/2572
|
| 1941 |
Internment of German women in Iran
|
FO 916/81
|
| 1941 |
Women ambulance drivers: internment in Germany
|
FO 916/9
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1950 |
Car accident involving Miss Greenlees of the British Council; case against her resulting in expulsion from Czechoslovakia
|
FO 924/778-779
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1946 |
Siam: Mrs D Williams: claim for ill-treatment during internment
|
FO 950/110
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1947 |
Iraq: claim of Mrs Nina Worsley née Sergis, on account of detention in India
|
FO 950/225
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1946 |
Poland: claim of Mrs S Sourazglu for disablement caused by internment
|
FO 950/94
|
| 1944 |
Germans have interned Duchess and Dowager Duchess of Aosta f252
|
FO 954/14A
|
| 1944 |
Italy: The Duchess of Aosta f219
|
FO 954/14A
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1945 |
Italian female neo-fascist personnel handed over to the Italian Government WO 204/2866 1945 Poland: reported arrest of Mme Arcszewska f428
|
FO 954/20C
|
| 1941 |
Cairo: accusations against Mrs Chalmers Wright f143
|
FO 954/5A
|
| 1867 |
Request for extradition of Chinese girl from Hong Kong
|
FO 96/305
|
| 1867 |
Banishment from Roman territory of Duchess Cesarini for her support of Garibaldi
|
FO 96/329
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|
PRISONERS
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General
:
|
| 1852 |
Disposal of female convicts in Van Diemen's Land
|
HO 12/17/4826
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| 1850 |
Holloway Prison: Bill for legalising the occupation of the house of correction erected by the City of London at Holloway
|
HO 12/18/5023
|
| 1850 |
Purchase of Brixton House as prison for women
|
HO 12/18/5054
|
| 1852 |
Objection to sending any more female convicts to Van Diemen's Land
|
HO 12/19/5448
|
| 1849 |
Chaplain of gaol slightly burns condemned woman to give her a notion of hell
|
HO 12/4/248
|
| 1847-1853 |
Treatment of female convicts on voyage
|
HO 12/5/626
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1873-1900 |
Criminal cases: long list of individual women, various crimes: list gives date, court, sentence and offence
|
HO 144
|
| 1901-1909 |
Criminal cases by name: see list
|
HO 144
|
| 1910-1919 |
Criminal: by name: see list
|
HO 144
|
| 1927-1938 |
Doris Williams convicted at Cardiff on 8 December 1927 for murder and sentenced to death (commuted)
|
HO 144/ 21011-21012/517534
|
| 1905-1914 |
Marion Seddon: free pardon
|
HO 144/1002/133625
|
| 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
|
HO 144/1036/179352
|
| 1910 |
Request for free pardon for accessory to enable her to give evidence without implicating herself. Refused by Secretary of State
|
HO 144/1098/197905
|
| 1911-1913 |
Borstal inmate: order for production at the Glasgow High Court to give evidence against her parents charged with the murder of her brother and sister
|
HO 144/1109/201171
|
| 1911 |
Margaret Kerrkan: conditional pardon
|
HO 144/1120/203930
|
| 1911 |
Florence Ada Hilderbrando: conditional pardon
|
HO 144/1125/205244
|
| 1911 |
Woman sentenced to one month imprisonment for obtaining goods by false pretences.Mr Churchill took great interest in this case and as a result a second warrant on a similar charge was dropped
|
HO 144/1144/209195
|
| 1911 |
Mary Elizabeth Caroline Rowarth: conditional pardon
|
HO 144/1152/211337
|
| 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)
|
HO 144/124/A32014
|
| 1915 |
Catherine Berny: conditional discharge
|
HO 144/1252/234289
|
| 1913-1915 |
Emily Morse: free pardon
|
HO 144/1284/241805
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1883-1884 |
Infanticide: woman left in care of husband. Trial adjourned sine die
|
HO 144/129/A34007
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1914 |
Mrs S Savage: sentenced to 6 months hard labour for cruelty to her children. Arrangements made for the proper keep of the woman and her children, and remainder of sentence remitted
|
HO 144/1306/249076
|
| 1917-1931 |
Alice Wheeldon: convicted at CCC on 27 Feb 1917 for conspiracy to murder (plot to kill Lloyd George and Arthur Henderson) and sentenced to 10 years penal servitude NOTE previously closed for 100 years. Opened in 1997 following re-review.
|
HO 144/13338
|
| 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
|
HO 144/1438/299668
|
| 1915-1916 |
Martha Hulme: convicted of attempting to obtain money by false pretences. Free pardon
|
HO 144/1438/307880
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1918 |
Ireland: internment in England of Mrs Maude Gonne Macbride
|
HO 144/1465/321387
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1917 |
Emma Cockburn: fined 40/- for theft by finding. Granted free pardon as the facts were not such as to support conviction
|
HO 144/1483/348170
|
| 1918-1919 |
Mary Emily Pullen: fined for detaining military stores. Granted free pardon on grounds of wrongful conviction. Fines and penalties remitted
|
HO 144/1497/363845
|
| 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
|
HO 144/1497/363968
|
| 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
|
HO 144/1499/366127
|
| 1915-1932 |
Bournonville, Eva de: convicted at CCC on 11 January 1916 for spying and sentenced to death (commuted)
|
HO 144/15700
|
| 1928 |
Tribunal of inquiry into conduct of police in the interrogation of Miss I Savidge
|
HO 144/17752/512746
|
| 1903-1923 |
Mary Stone and William Joseph Tuffin. Convicted at Guildford on 18 July 1903 for murder and sentenced to death. Mary Stone's sentence was commuted
|
HO 144/1791/110115
|
| 1927-1934 |
Lilian Irma Valerie Arkel-Smith, who masqueraded as 'Colonel Barker'
|
HO 144/19128/535467
|
| 1941-1942 |
Coffee, Irene Louise Valeska convicted at CCC on 9 Dec 1941 for murder and sentenced to death (commuted)
|
HO 144/21641/844196
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1911-1944 |
Borstal treatment for young female offenders
|
HO 144/21905/235348
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1927-1944 |
Mary Allen, Commandant of unofficial Women's Auxiliary Service: detained under Defence Regulation 18B for fascist sympathies
|
HO 144/21933/512110
|
| 1940-1944 |
Lady Diana Mosley; detained under Defence Regulation 18B
|
HO 144/21995/840766
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1941-1945 |
Elizabeth Maud Baker (later known as Elizabeth Marina Jones): committed to approved school on account of her not being under proper care of guardianship and falling into bad associations (see also HO 144/22219/895031) Convicted of murder 1945
|
HO 144/22159/843749
|
| 1944-1945 |
Helen Duncan: sentenced to nine months' imprisonment for conspiracy to contravene the Witchcraft Act, 1735
|
HO 144/22172/884430
|
| 1920-1939 |
Preventive detention and other sentences served by woman with many aliases following convictions for stealing
|
HO 144/22287/415147
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1941-1943 |
Accommodation for married detainees under Defence Regulation 18B in Isle of Man and Holloway Prison including Sir Oswald and Lady Mosley
|
HO 144/22495
|
|
PRISONERS
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General
:
|
| 1897 |
Request of RC priest to allow a prisoner to attend RC church outside prison to get married: refused
|
HO 144/244/A54142
|
| 1893-1899 |
Exposure of prisoners to public gaze: hancuffing of female prisoners
|
HO 144/249/A54980
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1922-1923 |
Frederick Edward Francis Bywaters and Edith Thompson: controversy regarding sentence (see also PCOM 8/22 and 436 and PCOM 9/1983)
|
HO 144/2685/438338
|
| 1898-1899 |
Continuation of allowance to wife made before becoming a criminal lunatic
|
HO 144/273/A60054
|
| 1879-1880 |
Euston Square Murder Mystery. L.O.O. 590 as to prosecution of Hannah Dobbs
|
HO 144/41/84111
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1886 |
Release of prisoner in an advanced state of pregnancy
|
HO 144/469/X10648
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1887 |
Joseph Lester and Theresa Rooney: convicted of manslaughter
|
HO 144/471/X14715
|
| 1888-1889 |
Alice and Harriett Woodhall: Alice only extradited to USA
|
HO 144/475/X18533
|
| 1891 |
Prisoner (Mary Ann Smith, Bradford) too ill and unfit to be tried. Case remitted to next Session, Removed to care of grandmother
|
HO 144/480/X31166
|
| 1891 |
Kate Edelson: Cambridge: escape from 'Spinning House' (House of Correction of Cambridge University)
|
HO 144/480/X31464
|
| 1891 |
Mary Ann Wiltshire: entry of nolle prosequi
|
HO 144/480/X32026
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1891 |
Refusal of Justices to commit children whose mother is in prison to care of Dr Ben Waugh of the NSPCC
|
HO 144/482/X33929
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1891 |
Unlawful imprisonment of Isle of Man woman for trial at Liverpool Sessions
|
HO 144/483/X34392
|
| 1891-1892 |
The Spinning House, Cambridge University: the Daisy Hopkins case
|
HO 144/483/X35096
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1895 |
Refusal of Guardians to take into Union an infant child who had been received into prison with its mother
|
HO 144/501/X51612
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1886-1903 |
Emma Mary Buckingham: murder charge: insane on arraignment
|
HO 144/529/A44266
|
| 1889-1905 |
Papers (7 bundles) relating to the case of Mrs Maybrick who was sentenced to death and later reprieved
|
HO 144/539/A50678
|
| 1889-1904 |
Mrs F E Maybrick: appointment of administrator
|
HO 144/539/A5067E
|
| 1889 |
Mrs F E Maybrick: petitions and opinions of doctors and others
|
HO 144/539/A5067F
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1908 |
Request for information as to numbers of persons serving imprisonment for infanticide
|
HO 144/544/A54643
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1900-1901 |
Manslaughter charge against midwife who was drunk whilst attending a patient: sentenced to penal servitude 3 years: licensed as for 15 months
|
HO 144/567/A62141
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1901-1902 |
Prisoner released from local prison on licence, to have a child, at time she would have been sent to a convict prison
|
HO 144/574/A63038
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1901 |
Compensation to two sisters illegally detained in prison
|
HO 144/658/V35750
|
| 1901 |
Early release of girl sentenced to 3 consecutive terms of 1 month: her mother had died, and it was at first intended to get her into an Inebriate Reformatory, but the father refused consent
|
HO 144/659/V38407
|
| 1902 |
Imprisonment of three girls (aged 12, 14 and 15) for stealing coal
|
HO 144/660/V39983
|
| 1902 |
Rose Amelia Vincent: free pardon
|
HO 144/660/V41195
|
| 1904-1905 |
Mary Ann Revell: conditional pardon
|
HO 144/762
|
| 1904 |
Harriet Thomson L.O.O.
|
HO 144/770/122250
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1881 |
Licence granted to woman on medical grounds as weak-minded for removal to workhouse
|
HO 144/78/A4145
|
| 1905 |
Marriage in prison
|
HO 144/790/129528
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1905-1909 |
Florence Doughty
|
HO 144/792/130566
|
| 1906 |
Margaret Jane Flett: prisoner detained in default of finding sureties, should not be detained beyond date on which period for which she was to be bound over expires
|
HO 144/813/137240
|
| 1906 |
Agnes Wass: free pardon
|
HO 144/831/143311
|
| 1906 |
Jean F Benezit: free pardon
|
HO 144/834/144695
|
| 1907 |
Elizabeth Anne Breeze: murder: insane on arraignment
|
HO 144/860/154533
|
| 1882-1883 |
Criminal lunatic discharged after giving birth to child
|
HO 144/94/A13424
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1905 |
Cutting of hair of female prisoner awaiting trial
|
HO 144/not traced/126468
|
| 1909 |
Admittance of infants into prison with their mothers
|
HO 144/not traced/186701
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1914-1919 |
Bertha Trost: deportation order
|
HO 144/not traced/263169
|
| 1893-1899 |
Emily Harriet Wilson: murder, guilty but insane. Conditional discharge
|
HO 144/X42157
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1940-1945 |
Women, children and married couples interned on the Isle of Man: report by Inspector Cuthbert
|
HO 213/1053
|
| 1940 |
Female German and Austrian category B internees: arrangements including maintenance of destitute school age children
|
HO 213/1764
|
| 1941 |
Internment: review of married couples' cases where husbands were sent to Australia and Canada
|
HO 213/2021
|
| 1942-1944 |
Invasion of British Isles: detention of women suspects
|
HO 213/2149
|
| 1941-1942 |
Weiss, Charlotte: internee: Austrian national interned under the Prerogative; request for temporary release to visit seriously ill father refused
|
HO 214/25
|
| 1941-1949 |
Rubal, Annie (Tauba): stateless person interned under the Prerogative; committed suicide during internment; disposal of property
|
HO 214/28
|
| 1941-1943 |
Evans, Gertrude Louise: British national detained under defence regulation 18B; witholding of pension by Sudan government; escape and recapture
|
HO 214/51
|
| 1942 |
Butterworth, Erika Johanna Henrietta (nee Fruhling): German national interned under Prerogative; refusal of access to protected area after release
|
HO 214/55
|
| 1943-1944 |
Schmiedl, Josefa: German national interned under the Prerogative; marriage by proxy during internment
|
HO 214/68
|
| 1943-1947 |
Sowa, Sophie: Austrian national interned under the Prerogative; died during internment
|
HO 214/69
|
| 1942-1944 |
Dietz, Gertrude Marie Luise: Polish national detained under article 12(5A) of the Aliens Order; subsequently recognizes as being of German nationality by the German government; German nationality not recognised by British or Polish governments
|
HO 214/70
|
| 1943-1944 |
Jolly, Freda: British national detained under defence regulation 18B: refusal of request to transfer from Isle of Man to Holloway Prison; hunger strike in protest
|
HO 214/72
|
| 1941 |
Communists at Huyton Camp, Lancs: enquiry from Miss Eleanor Rathbone MP
|
HO 215/12
|
| 1941 |
Women's Camp, Isle of Man: segregation of Nazi and non-Nazi internees
|
HO 215/156
|
| 1941 |
Transfer of female 18B and 12(5A) detainees from mainland to Isle of Man
|
HO 215/246
|
| 1940-1941 |
Medical arrangements in Isle of Man Camps: report by Dr J C Methven, departmental medical consultant; comments by Dame Joanna Cruikshank, commandant of women's camp
|
HO 215/306
|
| 1941 |
Provision of education in Women's Camps, Isle of Man: report by the Friendly Aliens Protection Committee
|
HO 215/336
|
| 1940-1943 |
Marriage during internment: policy
|
HO 215/355-356
|
| 1944 |
Marriage during internment: policy adopted with regard to Italian co-operators
|
HO 215/357
|
| 1941-1942 |
Internment for married couples
|
HO 215/358-363
|
| 1940-1942 |
Children joining interned mothers
|
HO 215/365-366
|
| 1941-1943 |
Wives of Italian internees: voluntary internment
|
HO 215/367
|
| 1941 |
Jamaican camps for married couples (internees)
|
HO 215/368
|
| 1940 |
Internment: women's camps
|
HO 215/386
|
| 1944 |
Internment: provision for the newly-born: enquiry from German government
|
HO 215/393
|
| 1941-1946 |
Retirement of Dame Joanna Cruikshank, commandant of women's camps, Isle of Man, and appointment of successor
|
HO 215/405
|
| 1941-1942 |
Rushen Camp for women, Isle of Man: regulations
|
HO 215/408
|
| 1941 |
Refusal to allow publication of poems by female internee
|
HO 215/433
|
| 1941-1944 |
Women's Camp, Isle of Man: medical services and catering arrangements
|
HO 215/476-477
|
| 1942-1943 |
Port St Mary, Isle of Man: accommodation for married couples
|
HO 215/500
|
| 1943 |
Married camp, Isle of Man: nominal roll November 1943
|
HO 215/502
|
| 1941 |
Women's Camp, Isle of Man: report by International Co-operative Women's Guild
|
HO 215/55
|
| 1942-1944 |
Red Cross visit to Women's Camp, Isle of Man
|
HO 215/74
|
| 1943 |
Conditions in Camps: Woluwe, Belgium; position of British Catholic nuns
|
HO 215/93
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1965-1966 |
Illicit transmission: Mrs M P Seymour, Whitstable, Kent: shore link for Radio 390
|
HO 255/576
|
| 1968-1969 |
Illicit transmission: radio: Miss S Brinham and C J Woods, London W12
|
HO 255/593
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1941 |
Detainee: Perry, Anne Marie Louise (see also HO 45/25691)
|
HO 283/56
|
| 1942-1943 |
Defence regulations 18B: Emma Maria Westcott ( see also HO 45/ 25764)
|
HO 283/75
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1953-1955 |
Forensic science laboratories: miscellaneous questions; case of Louisa and Alfred Merrifield
|
HO 287/1411-1412
|
| 1970 |
Question of what to do with captured Palestinian hijacker Leila Khaled (Note: retained temporarily)
|
HO 287/1802-1894
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1956-1965 |
Infanticide: proposals to amend law
|
HO 291/140
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1953 |
Louisa Merrifield: at Manchester on 31 July 1953 convicted of murder; sentenced to death; executed 18 September 1953
|
HO 291/229-230
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1974-1975 |
Thames TV report, 'Women and Crime': comparisons between men and women offendors; nature of criminality and treatment
|
HO 303/46
|
| 1965 |
Provision of remand home for girls in Holloway, London
|
HO 307/117
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1960 |
Maria Ethel Celine Mack: witness made verbal statement incriminating herself despite policeman's warning
|
HO 314/9
|
| 1928 |
'Report of the Tribunal of Inquiry in regard to the Interrogation by the Police of Miss Savidge'
|
HO 326/6
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1946 |
Recording of suspected infanticide in case of body found in a railway carriage
|
HO 329/112
|
| 1925-1933 |
Infanticide Act 1922: effects of the Act: table of crimes and convictions 1921-1933
|
HO 329/119
|
| 1930-1946 |
Infanticide Act 1922: tables of crimes, convictions and sentences 1921-1944
|
HO 329/120-124
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1962-1966 |
Approved probation hostels and homes: future policy on girls' approved hostels
|
HO 330/67
|
| 1877-1892 |
Children: juvenile offenders: reformatory and industrial schools; traffic in girls; memorandum
|
HO 347/5
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1967 |
Employment abroad: contravention case: Joanna Wallworth and Deborah Catherine Milton
|
HO 354/241
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1966-1976 |
Inspectors' Reports: Holloway
|
HO 383/242
|
| 1965-1968 |
Winding up of Central After-Care Association Women's Division
|
HO 383/90
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1871-1878 |
Criminal woman murderers by name: see list
|
HO 45
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1905 |
Suggested abolition of capital punishment for women
|
HO 45/10010/A51455
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1906-1907 |
Anna Woolf: expulsion order
|
HO 45/10348/145773
|
| 1909 |
Pardons: Sarah Winsper
|
HO 45/10404/186321
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1909-1912 |
Infant Life Protection: provisions in Children Act, 1908
|
HO 45/10569/175825
|
| 1909-1910 |
Bill to abolish death sentence on mothers in infanticide cases
|
HO 45/10573/176819
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1910 |
Marriages in prison
|
HO 45/10623/197666
|
| 1921 |
Women sentenced to death and pardoned on the ground of pregnancy AD 1366-1394
|
HO 45/11027/415123
|
| 1908-1922 |
Pentonville and Holloway Prisons: Conditions etc.
|
HO 45/11050/49309
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1909-1922 |
Infanticide Act 1922
|
HO 45/11053/178685
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1922 |
Conditional licence to Homes which attempt to reform young women
|
HO 45/11056/216238
|
| 1913-1922 |
Conveyance of female prisoners to prison
|
HO 45/11057/234294
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1923-1925 |
Imprisonment of daughter of the Tichborne claimant
|
HO 45/11970/451573
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1923-1925 |
Female prisoners: payment of fines by undesirable persons
|
HO 45/12001/467183
|
| 1918-1926 |
Transfer of women Star Convicts from Liverpool Prison to Aylesbury Borstal Institution as an experiment
|
HO 45/12606/370038
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1922-1927 |
Wife's responsibility for crimes committed under her husband's coercion
|
HO 45/12621/431865
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1908-1929 |
Infanticide: various Bills
|
HO 45/13291/165493
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1911-1929 |
Aylesbury Prison: use of part of, as Borstal Institution for girls
|
HO 45/13314/217190
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1929 |
Infant Life (Preservation) Act, 1929: its effect upon Coroner's law and practice
|
HO 45/13524/538945
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1846 |
Husband and wife imprisoned for debt allowed an interview
|
HO 45/1571
|
| 1846 |
Male and female prisoners (husband and wife) imprisoned for debt allowed to see each other every day
|
HO 45/1591
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1933-1934 |
Prisoner on a murder charge allowed to enter a convent while on bail awaiting trial
|
HO 45/15921/67809
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1934 |
Stage system for women convicts
|
HO 45/15971/674843
|
| 1907-1937 |
Female prisoners' clothing
|
HO 45/16860/147975
|
| 1920-1927 |
Leeds: closing of female wing
|
HO 45/16863/149054
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1938 |
Isle of Man: Infanticide and Infant Life (Preservation) Act 1938
|
HO 45/17665/805204
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1938 |
Lily Medd (fined for keeping a dog without a licence). Later established that valid licence held: granted free pardon
|
HO 45/17749/812311
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1847 |
Female convicts: suggestions etc. as to treatment
|
HO 45/1841
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1933 |
Tramps convicted of concealing the death of their daughter's child
|
HO 45/19040/662253
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1922-1943 |
Infanticide Acts, 1922 and 1938
|
HO 45/19230/439256
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1910-1945 |
Introduction of physical training for young female prisoners
|
HO 45/19647/201023
|
| 1945 |
Overcrowding in women's prisons
|
HO 45/19893/897385
|
| 1922-1939 |
Visiting Committee of Holloway Prison: constitution
|
HO 45/20018/439266
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1940 |
Channel Islands: 'Loi sur la Protection de l'Enfance': ratification of Act
|
HO 45/20243/831473
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1936-1946 |
Marriages in prison
|
HO 45/20565/694054
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1947 |
Myrtle Ena Digby: convicted of stealing money from employer; granted free pardon after stolen property found intact
|
HO 45/21438/930974
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1946-1948 |
East Sutton Park Borstal Institution: first 'open' borstal institution for girls
|
HO 45/21993/910966
|
| 1931-1949 |
Temporary release for marriage: treatment of exceptional cases
|
HO 45/22992/591969
|
| 1935-1949 |
Treatment of women in prison
|
HO 45/23053/685488
|
| 1944-1947 |
Holloway: use of part as borstal institution
|
HO 45/23195/885230
|
| 1946-1949 |
Askham Grange Prison: new women's prison without bars
|
HO 45/23223/910935
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1949 |
Ruth Stone, wrongly convicted under Wireless Telegraphy Act 1904: granted free pardon as she was covered by her employer's licence
|
HO 45/23505/952796
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1940-1943 |
Fay Helen Taylour, international racing driver: internment as member of British Union
|
HO 45/23667
|
| 1940-1943 |
Lucy Temple Cotton, prominent member of British Union: internment
|
HO 45/23673
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1931-1952 |
Sentence of Death (Expectant Mothers) Act 1931: memoranda; barrister's query
|
HO 45/24517/101666
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 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
|
HO 45/24645/238545
|
| 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
|
HO 45/24694/352047
|
| 1926 |
Goldfarb, Anna Borisova: whether Soviet citizen should be allowed to remain in the UK
|
HO 45/24861/489112
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1931 |
Aylesbury Prison: 'A' wing set aside for the detention of women
|
HO 45/24881/503663
|
| 1923-1928 |
Deaths and stillbirths in prison: procedure under the Births and Registration Act 1926
|
HO 45/24888
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1931-1932 |
Woman 76 years old sentenced to 6 months' imprisonment for fraud at Monmouth Assizes: appeals for clemency refused: local JP taken off prison visitors list
|
HO 45/24937/594716
|
| 1939-1944 |
Prosecutions against servicemen's wives: Children and Young Persons Act 1933; Poor Law Act 1930; care of children and importance of husband being notified
|
HO 45/25058/817205
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1943-1944 |
Accommodation of female suspects in civil prisons in the event of a German invasion: note of a departmental meeting on 9 July 1943
|
HO 45/25141/874576
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1945 |
Hospital domestic duties performed by Holloway inmates: experiment at Guy's Hospital
|
HO 45/25187/898369
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1950 |
Two young women incorrectly charged when found on US property: granted absolute discharges after refusal of Home Secretary to quash convictions
|
HO 45/25326/957700
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1953-1971 |
Timothy John Evans murder case (open)
|
HO 45/25652-25662/957250
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1939-1944 |
Anne Marie Louise Perry: 18B detainee (see also HO 283/56)
|
HO 45/25691/824844 (1, 3-5)
|
| 1943-1948 |
Ethel Annie Baggaley: 18B detainee
|
HO 45/25710/840389
|
| 1939-1944 |
Norah Constance Lavinia Brisco: convicted with Gertrude Blount Hiscox at CCC on 16 June 1941 for offences under the defence regulations and sentenced to 5 years penal servitude: subsequently subject to restriction order under defence regulation 18A
|
HO 45/25741/862630 (1,2)
|
| 1942-1944 |
Gilda Camillo: 18B detainee
|
HO 45/25759/863057 (1, 4, 7)
|
| 1941 |
Sir Oswald and Lady Mosley and Captain Ramsay claim damages from Home Secretary for false imprisonment and breach of statutory duty
|
HO 45/25982
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1848-1849 |
Cutting of hair of female convicts on voyage to Van Diemen's Land
|
HO 45/2935
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1851 |
Factories: woman convicted of falsifying baptismal register of her child
|
HO 45/3677
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1860-1861 |
Increase in infanticide in Middlesex
|
HO 45/6955
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1860-1861 |
Murder of factory sub-inspector's child. Popular resentment against father who was innocent. Sub-inspector was removed to another district (Kent case). Murderer turned out to be Kent's daughter Constance
|
HO 45/6970
|
| 1865 |
Prosecution of wife of British subject in Baden by her husband: government assistance refused
|
HO 45/7782
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1867 |
Infanticide: recommendations of Committee of Hareian Society to mitigate
|
HO 45/8040
|
| 1867 |
Infanticide aided by defective regulation system: Manchester Statistical Company
|
HO 45/8044
|
| 1868 |
Reward offered in case of murder, but conviction only for 'concealment of birth': half reward paid
|
HO 45/8179
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1864-1872 |
Establishment of Refuges for female convicts conditionally licensed
|
HO 45/9318/16208
|
| 1869-1875 |
Prevention of Crimes Act, 1871: children of women in prison sent to Industrial Schools
|
HO 45/9320/16629B
|
| 1884 |
Permission requested for marriage to take place in prison. Declined.
|
HO 45/9545/55952
|
| 1881-1882 |
L.O.O. 703 as to strip of land adjoining Holloway Prison
|
HO 45/9565/73566DB
|
| 1879-1880 |
Not advisable to form a separate class of female weak-minded prisoners
|
HO 45/9588/89824
|
| 1844-1848 |
Female convicts in Van Diemen's Land
|
HO 45/959
|
| 1844 |
Female convicts: conduct and employment
|
HO 45/959A
|
| 1882 |
Vaccination of children born in prison
|
HO 45/9621/A16742
|
| 1882 |
Proposed closing of Aylesbury Prison and alternative arrangements
|
HO 45/9625/A20169
|
| 1884-1885 |
Disposal of children of prisoners discharged from Lincoln Gaol
|
HO 45/9644/A35748
|
| 1887-1893 |
Closing of Fulham Female Convict Prison
|
HO 45/9650/A37852H
|
| 1887-1888 |
Closure of Russell House, Streatham. Female convicts discharged. Form of conditional licence
|
HO 45/9677/A47183
|
| 1870-1888 |
Proposed use of stocks at Leeds Prison for punishing refractory female prisoners not sanctioned
|
HO 45/9685/A48397
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1886 |
Infanticide cases (Penal Servitude Life) to be considered after completion of seven years of sentence
|
HO 45/9687/A48622
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1897 |
Report of the Lady Visitor at Aylebury Prison
|
HO 45/9750/A58684
|
| 1885 |
Prison: diet for nursing mothers
|
HO 45/9961/X7735
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1897-1898 |
Expenses in arresting a woman under Elementary Education Act
|
HO 45/9985/X66268
|
| 1906 |
Maria Barclay: fined for keeping an unlicensed common lodging house
|
HO 45/not traced/135890
|
| 1962 |
Recognizances: Ivy Medora Buckeridge
|
J 117/140
|
| 1963 |
Recognizances: Pat Arrowsmith
|
J 117/145
|
| 1963 |
Recognizances: Hazel Brown
|
J 117/148
|
| 1966 |
Recognizances: Joy Elsbeth Baker
|
J 117/159
|
| 1940 |
Bail Summonses and Orders: Vinnie Pedratchik and Rose Brookarsh
|
J 118/2
|
| 1941 |
Bail Summonses and Orders: Laura May Shackell
|
J 118/4
|
| 1963 |
Bail Summonses and Orders: Dorothy Lindsay
|
J 118/52
|
| 1964 |
Application for Bail: Shirley Farrer
|
J 118/66
|
| 1942 |
Bail Summonses and Orders: Olive Devlin
|
J 118/7
|
| 1966 |
Application for Bail: Sophia Surridge
|
J 118/90
|
| 1967 |
Application for Bail: Eunice Grant and others
|
J 118/95
|
| 1967 |
Application for Bail: Henrietta Moraes
|
J 118/98
|
| 1880-1925 |
Supreme Court of Judicature: High Court of Justice, Chancery and King's Bench Divisions: Depositions: individuals: see list
|
J 17/1-649
|
| 1876-1945 |
Supreme Court of Judicature: High Court of Justice, Chancery and Queen's Bench Divisions: Affidavits: individuals: see list
|
J 4/1-11486
|
| 1876-1881 |
Supreme Court of Judicature: High Court of Justice, Queen's Bench Division: Affidavits: individuals: see list
|
J 5/1-97
|
| 1876-1942 |
Supreme Court of Judicature: High Court of Justice, Chancery, Common Pleas, Exchequer and Queen's Bench Divisions: Pleadings: nominal: see list
|
J 54/1-2451
|
| 1908-1979 |
Court of Criminal Appeal and Supreme Court of Judicature, Court of Appeal, Criminal Division: Registers: including women
|
J 81/1-287
|
| 1945-1979 |
Court of Criminal Appeal and Supreme Court of Judicature, Court of Appeal, Criminal Division: Case Papers: includes women: see list
|
J 82/1-1196
|
| 1900-1983 |
General Bundles of Court Papers: individual cases: many women: see list
|
J 92/1-226
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1941-1945 |
Registration of Boys and Girls Order: approved schools, borstals, remand homes and prisons
|
LAB 19/102
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1935-1936 |
Proposed prosecution by Gloucester Local Education Authority of Nellie Irene Gage for non-attendance of authorised course of instruction
|
LAB 19/65
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1926 |
Home Office: adult female labour: finding employment for persons placed in probation by magistrates
|
LAB 2/1238/ED3102/1926
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1926 |
Dressmaking & Women's Light Clothing Trade Board: Mrs M Davies, 28 Priory Street, Cardigan: inspection : suggested prosecution (269)
|
LAB 2/1663/TBI/A18185
|
| 1933 |
Aliens blacklist: warning against entry of Kate Neeferkirchner or Niederkirchner and Max Lerner, German Communists (83)
|
LAB 2/2084/ETAR4174/1933
|
| 1918 |
Suggested legal proceedings against Mrs Martha Singer of Ballyward, Co.Down a sub-contractor in linen and cotton embroidery trade for alleged offences against the Trade Boards Act (243)
|
LAB 2/287/TB10045/18
|
| 1919 |
Embroidery Trade: Mrs Elizabeth Kerr: prosecution for furnishing false information (243)
|
LAB 2/431/TB10204/2
|
| 1915 |
Office of Trade Boards: suggested legal proceedings against Mr & Mrs Tabb and/or Mrs Williams of London employed with the Tailoring Trade for alleged offences against the Trade Board Act (247)
|
LAB 2/635/TB32591/1915
|
| 1920 |
Paisley Employment Exchange: Financial Irregularities Local Accountants Reports June-December 1920. Prosecution of Miss E C Kay, member of staff (224)
|
LAB 2/747/SD647/1920
|
| 1933 |
Proceedings against Central Committee on Women's Training and Employment, 1 Walton's Parade, Reston: proposed defendant, Miss Eileen Margaret Tomlinson: correspondence with H S Walker, 34 Leckhampton Rd, Blackpool (224)
|
LAB 2/771/SD678/1933
|
| 1921 |
Lerwick BEO Financial Irregularities (Nov 1920-Feb 1921): prosecution of G W Hoggan and Miss Margaret Spence, member of staff (224)
|
LAB 2/857/SD191/2/1921
|
| 1925 |
Retail Bespoke Tailoring Trade Board: Messrs Reynard & Sons, Nelson, enquiry as to legality of mother signing as guardian in lieu of father, an agreement of intended apprentice: Solicitor's Opinion (243)
|
LAB 2/991/TB105/13/1925
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1954-1955 |
Women's Consultative Committee: arrangements for helping discharged women prisoners
|
LAB 8/2307
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1936-1938 |
Infanticide: proposed amendment of Infanticide Act 1922 re the term 'newly born'
|
LCO 2/1329
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1947 |
Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1885 (s.(11)). Suggestion that there should be a similar age limit for male and female offenders
|
LCO 2/3346
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1947 |
Infanticide Act 1937: mode of trial
|
LCO 2/3591
|
| 1922 |
Child Murder (Trial) Bill 1922, becoming Infanticide Act 1922
|
LCO 2/476
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1955 |
Criticism of Home Secretary; articles in 'Spectator' on the execution of Ruth Ellis
|
LCO 2/5573
|
| 1924 |
Writ of Mittimus in N Ireland: Emily Matilda Corballis
|
LCO 6/1169
|
| 1933 |
Writ of Mittimus in N Ireland: Margaret Cumming
|
LCO 6/1170
|
| 1910 |
Applications for the Attorney-General's Fiat for leave to appeal to the House of Lords in criminal cases: Ball, W H and Ball, Edith
|
LO 2/1
|
| 1938-1939 |
Applications for the Attorney-General's Fiat for leave to appeal to the House of Lords in criminal cases: Milne, Florence, Boundford, H and Leonard, J C
|
LO 2/12
|
| 1928 |
Inquiry concerning the case of Irene Savidge
|
LO 2/24
|
| 1936 |
Election offences under the Representation of the People Act 1918, s. 34: Lady Houston's pamphlets
|
LO 2/32
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1922 |
As to judgment and execution against a married woman
|
LO 3/568
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1923 |
Infanticide Act 1922; Coroners Act 1887 (can a coroner's jury bring in a verdict of infanticide?)
|
LO 3/645
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1907 |
Remand Homes: conveyancing of girls
|
MEPO 2/1061
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1967-1969 |
Inquiry into alleged theft of prison records relating to Ruth Ellis from Holloway Prison in Jan 1964
|
MEPO 2/10910
|
| 1967 |
Murder of Jane Serina Scott at Hookend, Berks on 3 March 1967: Raymond Cook and Eric Jones convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment; Valerie Newell convicted of accessory before the fact and sentenced to life imprisonment
|
MEPO 2/10943
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1967-1977 |
George Frederick Johnson convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment following the death of 11 month old Andrew Ian Johnson at Queen Mary's Hospital on 27 April 1967: first case in legal history with a verdict of murder for a single 'battered baby syndrome'
|
MEPO 2/10944
|
| 1967-1969 |
Murder of Ian Charles Henry Chowles (aged 3½) by Wendy Carol Chowles and John David Newton at 7 Wellesley Place, NW5, on 31 August 1967 (with photographic negatives)
|
MEPO 2/10949
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1910 |
Prisoners: women: provision of cell screens
|
MEPO 2/1377
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1869 |
Reports relating to Mrs Hoffman, a lunatic, in possession of a pistol
|
MEPO 2/160B
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1922-1923 |
Police stations with cells for women: visiting by Lady Justices
|
MEPO 2/2065
|
| 1936 |
Custody and treatment of women prisoners. Committee report and Deputy Commissioner's observations
|
MEPO 2/2822
|
| 1938-1939 |
Custody and treatment of women prisoners: lavatory accommodation
|
MEPO 2/2824
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1896-1898 |
Murder - baby farming: Infant Life Protection Act
|
MEPO 2/399
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1939 |
Unlicensed woman money lender and her penny-in-the-shilling interest: reward offered by Customs and Excise Department to Detective Sergeant
|
MEPO 2/4180
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1932-1933 |
Escort of women prisoners single handed where practicable by women police officers
|
MEPO 2/4566
|
| 1938 |
Detention of female prisoners at police stations: revised methods
|
MEPO 2/4603
|
| 1938 |
Exercise for female prisoners
|
MEPO 2/4604
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1919-1920 |
Detention and search of a woman prisoner known to be violent: Annie Bell, distributor of scurrilous leaflets
|
MEPO 2/4623
|
| 1939-1941 |
Essex Police warrant of apprehension against Lilian Easterbrook for breach of recognizances regarding John Wm Day
|
MEPO 2/5009
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1940-1946 |
Women's Internment Camp, Isle of Man: staffing by Metropolitan Police Women
|
MEPO 2/6151
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1936-1960 |
Report by committee on custody and treatment of female prisoners at police stations: selection, duties of matrons
|
MEPO 2/7625
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1946-1955 |
Duties of police matrons: report of committee on extension of the depot scheme dealing with female prisoners
|
MEPO 2/7636
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1938 |
Female prisoners at police stations: provision of newspapers and writing facilities
|
MEPO 2/8226
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1957 |
Marie Roberts: abduction of Terry Carol Hatherly, aged 2½ years
|
MEPO 2/9747
|
| 1871 |
Manslaughter (reduced from murder) of Frederick Graves Moon by Hannah Newington, alias Flora Davy, his paramour
|
MEPO 3/100
|
| 1939 |
Ida Parry: imprisoned for controlling prostitution; described as first case of its kind
|
MEPO 3/1003
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1871 |
Newly born infant found strangled in Holford Mew EC1
|
MEPO 3/101
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1919-1932 |
Frederick O'Dowd alias Horsenail, and Sarah Katz suspected of supplying herbal remedies to procure abortions
|
MEPO 3/1016
|
| 1932-1933 |
Dorothy Evelyn Short, death through abortion: Nellie Ethel Bostel and Betty Clarke jointly concerned, but latter used as witness on Director of Prosecutions instructions
|
MEPO 3/1017
|
| 1933-1934 |
Elizabeth Mary Cattermole: using an instrument to procure abortion resulting in death of Millicent Reynolds
|
MEPO 3/1018
|
| 1871 |
Attempted murder of Charles Parfitt by Agnes Norman
|
MEPO 3/102
|
| 1937-1943 |
Lily Frederica Winslow, widow, Joseph Tidman and Harvey Mutch concerned together in causing death of Elizabeth Georgina Clayton through illegal operation
|
MEPO 3/1024
|
| 1937 |
Charlotte Durbridge bound over for three years for using an instrument and manslaughter of Ethel Wells
|
MEPO 3/1025
|
| 1938 |
Maud Spear unlawfully using an instrument upon Winifred Barlow to procure abortion, resulting in her death
|
MEPO 3/1026
|
| 1938 |
Mary Gray alias Florence Taylor, using an instrument and manslaughter of Maud Kitching: charge of murder withdrawn
|
MEPO 3/1027
|
| 1938-1939 |
Edith Collins and Florence Maud Hawke: concerned together in the sudden death of Florence Edith Martin through attempted abortion
|
MEPO 3/1033
|
| 1872 |
Murder of Madam Riel by Marguerite Disblancs (Park Lane)
|
MEPO 3/104
|
| 1932-1933 |
Harold Brown, one time estate agent and associate of Mrs Whittaker West End flat owner: arranging marriages of convenience
|
MEPO 3/1072
|
| 1940 |
Mary Hodge: making sketches from Greenwich Pier of barges, power station etc. (specimen enclosed)
|
MEPO 3/1150
|
| 1940 |
Alleged attempt at communicating with the enemy by Mr and Mrs Henry Burns, nee Neumann: Director of Public Prosecutions enquiry
|
MEPO 3/1152
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1873 |
Murdered body of a newly born female child found at 60 Euston Square (murderer unknown)
|
MEPO 3/116
|
| 1873 |
Murder of her newly born male child by Emma Maslin
|
MEPO 3/117
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1923 |
Need for warrant in a criminal case where New York requested assistance by cablegram re George Maxwell and Mrs Allan Ryan: statement of Marconi Company's position
|
MEPO 3/1173
|
| 1929-1930 |
Arrest of Florentino and Elsie Andrews wanted in France for being concerned with Rowe Williams or William Tudor Williams, obtaining money by false pretences
|
MEPO 3/1190
|
| 1940 |
Patricia Ferguson charged with stealing by finding on a bus 34 packets of precious stones: offence discovered through loser receiving the jewelley for valuation
|
MEPO 3/1358
|
| 1887-1888 |
Elisabeth Cass charged with soliciting: alleges perjury by arresting officer
|
MEPO 3/139
|
| 1927-1936 |
Ivy or Aileen Sinclair, self-styled 'Sister Anstruther Sinclair' imprisoned in Holloway for larceny: enquiries about proceeds of crime allegedly given by her to certain people
|
MEPO 3/1414
|
| 1938 |
Albert Frederick Revell and Elsie May Hillson: stealing £5 property of the Commissioner by falsely claiming money handed in to Paddington Police Station
|
MEPO 3/1430
|
| 1934 |
Mrs Adelaide Alice Killick, obtaining £23,000 by false pretence over a period of 10 years, husband Robert Edward Killick knowingly receiving
|
MEPO 3/1435
|
| 1936 |
Mrs Sophie Hancock fined £15 for professing to tell fortunes by means of cards and a crystal globe: legal aid case, attention drawn to form of summons
|
MEPO 3/1455
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1922 |
Murder of William Adams aged 5 months, by Archibald Lionel Crockford at Wellington St. Camden Town on 28 April 1922
|
MEPO 3/1575
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1922 |
Murder of George Stanley Grimshaw by William James Yeldham and Elsie Florence Yeldham at Highams Park on 17 May 1922
|
MEPO 3/1576
|
| 1922-1923 |
Murder of Percy Thompson by Frederick Edward Francis Bywaters and Edith Jessie Thompson at Belgrave Road, Ilford on 4 Oct 1922
|
MEPO 3/1582
|
| 1923 |
Marguerite Marie Fahmy acquitted of murder of Aly Kamel Fahmy Bey at Savoy Hotel, Strand, on 10 July 1923
|
MEPO 3/1589
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1923 |
Murder of Dorothy Catherine Kaslofsky aged 18 months, by being thrown from Westminster Bridge by Ada Elizabeth Kaslofsky (mother) on 27 August 1923
|
MEPO 3/1592
|
| 1923-1924 |
Murder of new born child of Alice Crabb by Harry William Gimber at Hampstead Road on 14 March 1922
|
MEPO 3/1595
|
| 1923 |
Murder of her 4 months old child by Alice Rose Turney at Renelagh Road, Wembley on 22 October 1923
|
MEPO 3/1596
|
| 1923-1924 |
Murder of Sonia Sarah Katzman aged 4½ and Jean Rachel Katzman aged 10 months by Dora Sadler at West Kensington Mansions on 11 November 1923
|
MEPO 3/1598
|
| 1924 |
Attempted murder of her two children and attempted suicide by Lilian Maud Chamberlain at Aster Place SE on 11 January 1924
|
MEPO 3/1601
|
| 1924 |
Murder of her children Catherine aged 7 and Margaret aged 2½ and suicide by Margaret Ann Davey on 23 February 1924
|
MEPO 3/1602
|
| 1925 |
Murder of Selina Miles, aged 26 and Agnes Mary Miles aged 7 months by George Frederick Miles at Hutton Grove, North Finchley on 7 September 1925
|
MEPO 3/1617
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1903-1911 |
Louisa Mary Heritage: obtaining charitable contributions by fraud
|
MEPO 3/164
|
| 1932-1933 |
Elvira Dolores Barney acquitted of murder of Thomas William Scott Stephen at Williams Mews on 31 May 1932
|
MEPO 3/1673
|
| 1908-1909 |
Murder of Teddy Haskell aged 10 by his mother Flora Haskell at Salisbury Wiltshire on 1 November 1908
|
MEPO 3/187
|
| 1909-1913 |
Criminal libel 'The Sutton Libel Case' (Mrs Annie Tugwell)
|
MEPO 3/189
|
| 1941 |
Arrest of Lady Lucas as result of a protest she made against the handling by police of a drunken soldier
|
MEPO 3/1966
|
| 1911-1913 |
Fraud and false pretences: Charles ('Monte Carlo') Wells alias Lucien Rivier and his associate Jeanne Burns nee Pairis
|
MEPO 3/204
|
| 1941-1942 |
Murder of Margaret Salomon Brann by Irene Louise Valeska Coffee at Castellain Rd, W9 between 11 and 18 Oct 1941 (suicide pact)
|
MEPO 3/2196
|
| 1941-1942 |
Murder of Arthur Davy Jennings and suicide by Jeannie Marti at Eton Rd, Hampstead on 17 Dec 1941
|
MEPO 3/2204
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1942 |
Murder of Patricia Ann Ayres (aged 4) and attempted suicide by Louisa Elizabeth Ayres (mother) by drowning in the River Lea, Enfield on 18 Feb 1942
|
MEPO 3/2209
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1942 |
Murder of Patricia Juliet St John Smythe by Lilian James at 626 Green Lanes, Harringay, N4 on 17 March 1942
|
MEPO 3/2211
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1942 |
Patricia Cary Craig-Waller convicted of infanticide after drowning her 3 month old son in a lake at Walton-on-Thames on 7 June 1942
|
MEPO 3/2222
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1942-1943 |
Frederick Charles Davis and Dorothy Maud Ford acquitted of the murder of Louis Aubrey Stickland at Piddletrendthide, Dorset on 17 Sept 1942
|
MEPO 3/2236
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1943 |
Ernest Charles Digby and Olga Davy Hill (bigamous wife) concerned together in murder of their child Dawn Digby at Milborne Port, Somerset on 15 Nov 1943
|
MEPO 3/2264
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1944 |
Murder of Francis William Turner, RAF by Marie Scherz, a German national, at Franklin Rd, Willesden on 2 Jan 1944
|
MEPO 3/2265
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1938-1944 |
Murder of a male child aged one month by Margueriter Eastwood by throwing him from a railway train at Putney on 26 May 1938
|
MEPO 3/2276
|
| 1944-1945 |
Murder of Eileen Thwaites (aged 2½) by her stepfather Sidney Francis Buckley at Bolingbroke Grove, Battersea on 23 Sept 1944
|
MEPO 3/2279
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1944-1945 |
Murder of George Edward Heath by Private Karl Gustave Hulten, US Army and Elizabeth Jones at Great West Road on 7 Oct 1944
|
MEPO 3/2280
|
| 1945 |
Murder of Benjamin John Swinton by Mary Leith Hay Davis at 6 Abbotts Place, Blakenhall, Walsall, Staffs between 31 March and 3 April 1945
|
MEPO 3/2292
|
| 1945-1946 |
Murder of Ruben Martirosoff by Marian Grondkowski and Henry Malinowsky at Chepstow Place, W 10 on 1 Nov 1945
|
MEPO 3/2316
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1913 |
Murder of Winifred Tombs (adopted child) by Emily Rosina Stanton on 4 October
|
MEPO 3/236A
|
| 1914-1921 |
Murder of William Starchfield, aged 5½ years, in a North London railway train on 8 January 1914
|
MEPO 3/237B
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1915-1917 |
Margaretta Geertruida Zeele known as Mata Hari: convicted of espionage and executed on 15 October 1917
|
MEPO 3/2444
|
| 1915-1919 |
Sara Rechtand, Austrian: exemption from deportation (specimen case)
|
MEPO 3/2451
|
| 1915 |
Attempted murder of Lilian Eastlake Thomas or Becker by Damoda Das Lamba on 24 August 1915
|
MEPO 3/247
|
| 1920 |
Murder of Sarah Anne White by Primrose Catherine Alice Whistance, aged 15 years, at Llanvtherine (Llantillo) Monmouthshire on 11 June 1920
|
MEPO 3/270
|
| 1920 |
Murder of Maud Alice Amelia Jeffrey by Maud Elizabeth Jeffrey (mother) and her attempted suicide on 24 Aug 1920
|
MEPO 3/282
|
| 1947 |
Suicide of Mrs Elsie Catherine Wade after murdering her two children at Bexley Heath, 14 April
|
MEPO 3/2848
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1948 |
Murder of Alan Hobbs (8months) by mother, Lily Hobbs at Nathaniel Buildings, Stepney E1 on 2 January 1948
|
MEPO 3/2993
|
| 1948 |
Murder of Eleanor Catherine Powers (2½ years) by mother Mary Heron at Dover House Bermondsey SE1 on 4 January 1948
|
MEPO 3/2994
|
| 1948 |
Murder of Raymond William Hamshere (3½ years) by mother Mary Ellen Hamshere of Peckham SE15 on 6 May
|
MEPO 3/3008
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1948 |
Murder of Mary Elizabeth Williams by her daughter Mary Elizabeth Lockey at Battersea on 23 July
|
MEPO 3/3018
|
| 1948-1949 |
Murder of Nancy Ellen Chadwick by Margaret Allen at Rawtenstall, Lancs on 28 August 1948
|
MEPO 3/3024
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1948 |
Murder of Michael Joseph Benfield (6 years) by his mother Mary Ann Benfield at Chalcot Road, NW1 on 15 November
|
MEPO 3/3031
|
| 1948 |
Murder of Peter Buckingham (8½ years) by his mother Elenore Buckingham at Harlesdon NW10 on 18 November
|
MEPO 3/3032
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1949 |
Murder of Peter John Read at Hanworth, Middlesex on 13 July by his mother who committed suicide
|
MEPO 3/3136
|
| 1949 |
Murder of Marie Mary Murray (16 years) at Sidcup, Kent on 12 August by her mother Gladys Matilda Murray who committed suicide
|
MEPO 3/3138
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 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
|
MEPO 3/3147
|
| 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
|
MEPO 3/3147
|
| 1926 |
Concealment of birth: Galdys Pollock, found in possession of mummified body of child to which she had given birth ten years previously
|
MEPO 3/334
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1922-1923 |
Bogus allegation of robbery with violence by Lottie Hughes, a servant, subsequently convicted of larceny of clothing etc.
|
MEPO 3/350
|
| 1921-1923 |
Rose Gooding twice convicted of publishing obscene libel; (a feud between next door neighbours in a Littlehampton back street which subsequently became known as the 'Littlehampton Letters Case'.) Both convictions quashed on appeal
|
MEPO 3/380
|
| 1922-1923 |
Lydia Webb, aged 60, found guilty of committing bigamy
|
MEPO 3/390
|
| 1926 |
Violet Mabel Jobling committed for trial for bigamy after voluntarily reporting the fact herself
|
MEPO 3/392
|
| 1931 |
Mrs Raie McLellan committed for trial on her confession of bigamy
|
MEPO 3/394
|
| 1926-1929 |
Mrs Lallias Irma Valerie Arkell-Smith known as 'Colonel Barker': causing a false entry to be made in a register of marriage when she 'married' Miss Elfreda Emma Haward at Brighton on 14 Nov 1923
|
MEPO 3/439
|
| 1923-1928 |
Theresa Agnes Skyrme alias Josephine O'Dare and others; forgery and uttering will of Edwin Docker
|
MEPO 3/441
|
| 1923 |
Mrs Alice W Rees, taking charge of a lunatic, for payment, in an unlicensed house contrary to s.315 of the Lunacy Act 1890
|
MEPO 3/451
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1931-1932 |
Trafficking by wardresses at Holloway Prison
|
MEPO 3/468
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1927 |
Murder of Louis Fisher by Mary Josephine Waits on board ss 'American Trader' on the High Seas on 5 August 1927
|
MEPO 3/474
|
| 1926 |
Margaret Watson, a maid, aged 19: charged with larceny of purse containing £10 gold and setting fire to employer's maisonette
|
MEPO 3/496
|
| 1921 |
Counterfeit coin: woman wrongly given in custody for 'knowingly uttering' a counterfeit florin in payment of an LCC tram fare
|
MEPO 3/521
|
| 1849 |
Murder of Patrick O'Connor by George Frederick Manning and his wife
|
MEPO 3/54
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1860 |
Murder of Francis Saville Kent, aged 4 years by Constance Emilie Kent
|
MEPO 3/61
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1940 |
The Melodies Bar Club: Mrs Irene Ransom alias Meyrick
|
MEPO 3/629
|
| 1933-1938 |
Suspected attempted suicide, alleged to be attempted murder: Mrs Gertrude Brown
|
MEPO 3/723
|
| 1936 |
Gaming parties conducted as 'At Homes' at different addresses by Lady Cleveland
|
MEPO 3/757
|
| 1931 |
Mrs Lilian Anderson: acquitted of murdering her son John William
|
MEPO 3/812
|
| 1931-1934 |
Grace Elizabeth Smith: charged with murdering her daughter, Mavis Doris, and later released from Broadmoor
|
MEPO 3/813
|
| 1931 |
Florence Ethel Dent: charged with manslaughter and murder of her son Owen
|
MEPO 3/814
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1932-1933 |
Mary Langley: charged with murdering her one day old child
|
MEPO 3/817
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1933 |
Alice Kimberlin: murder of her daughter Patricia, and attempted suicide
|
MEPO 3/819
|
| 1933 |
Ivy Winifred Caroline Palin: murder of daughter Daphne (commuted to penal servitude for life)
|
MEPO 3/820
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1935-1936 |
Decomposed bodies of two infants found at 189 Grey Mare Lane, Bradford
|
MEPO 3/823
|
| 1935-1936 |
Doris McCardle: suspected of murdering her newly born child (discharged to hospital)
|
MEPO 3/825
|
| 1935-1936 |
Julia Wood-Murray: murder of John Stanley George Murray, aged 1 year 5 months
|
MEPO 3/826
|
| 1936 |
Hilda Queree: murder of David Edward Queree, aged 4 months, and attempted suicide (capital sentence commuted to penal servitude for life)
|
MEPO 3/827
|
| 1937 |
Murder of newly born child found outside Fieldgate Mansions, E1, by unknown person
|
MEPO 3/828
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1937 |
Katie Jones, rendered her child stillborn
|
MEPO 3/829
|
| 1934 |
Sarah Russell, abortionist: causing death of Lilian Florence Williams
|
MEPO 3/836
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1937 |
Percy and Lilian Mary Davis: manslaughter of their two sons through desertion
|
MEPO 3/841
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1939-1940 |
Rebecca Rose Hodges: manslaughter through using an instrument on Rose Barrett to procure abortion
|
MEPO 3/845
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1927 |
Death by asphyxia of newly born child of Iris Dorothy Jones
|
MEPO 3/857
|
| 1933 |
Fred Morse: charged with murder of Dorothy Winifred Brewer aged 12¾ (who was pregnant), by drowning at Curry Mallet, Somerset
|
MEPO 3/868
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1935 |
Gertrude Elizabeth De La Mare: murder of Alfred Brouard, aged 76, at Four Cabot, Guernsey after staging a suicide
|
MEPO 3/870
|
| 1936 |
Murder of Valerie, aged 8, by her mother, Carmen Martha Alice Swann at Maida Vale
|
MEPO 3/872
|
| 1938 |
Manslaughter by shooting of Percy Arthur Casserley by Edward Royal Chaplin, at Wimbledon: Georgina Mary Casserley charged with 'harbouring'
|
MEPO 3/877
|
| 1938 |
Investigation into suspected poisoning of Lewis Arthur Sandford at Downham Market, Norfolk: Rose Emma Sandford acquitted, refusal to allow witness, a boy of 8, to give evidence against his mother
|
MEPO 3/878
|
| 1938 |
Suspected poisoning of William Mufitt of Risby, Suffolk, by Mary Elizabeth Fernie Chandler
|
MEPO 3/879
|
| 1939-1940 |
Great Yarmouth Police enquiry about Alice Amelia Medhurst whose 6 husbands died within 9, 7, 11, 13, 5 and 2 years of marriage respectively: police order on exhumation procedure
|
MEPO 3/880
|
| 1936-1937 |
Irene Schmeder extradited to France for attempted murder after landing by aircraft at Selsey, Sussex
|
MEPO 3/883
|
| 1932 |
Robbery with violence and stealing from Hariprasad Chatterji at Hounslow: William Torquil Goodwin, Elsie Jean Goodwin and Maurice Edward Archer
|
MEPO 3/888
|
| 1937-1943 |
Harry Goodman alias Miller alias James Hynes and Jessie Rubin: robbing Millicent Hesketh-Wright
|
MEPO 3/901
|
| 1869-1870 |
Mrs C Martin: baby farming and abortionist
|
MEPO 3/92
|
| 1935-1936 |
Elizabeth Brodhecker, alleged writer of threatening letters: refused leave to land
|
MEPO 3/920
|
| 1939-1955 |
Albert Edward Lorford, Richard Kaufman, Marjorie L Butt and Jean Brent alias Kathleen Hewitt: concerned together in blackmailing activities
|
MEPO 3/924
|
| 1870 |
Margaret Waters and Sarah Ellis: baby farmers (Waters convicted of murder and Ellis of false pretences)
|
MEPO 3/93
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1870 |
Margaret Waters and Sarah Ellis: baby farmers (Waters convicted of murder and Ellis of false pretences)
|
MEPO 3/93
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1870 |
Mary Hall: baby farming and fraud
|
MEPO 3/94
|
| 1939-1941 |
Marcia Florence Ireland alis Mrs Jackson alias Lady Haldon, and Dr Arthur John Ireland: false information concerning births and practising baby farming
|
MEPO 3/968
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1945 |
Marriage of girls during period of supervision: letter to Home Office from Manchester Home Office Schools suggesting that responsibility of managers and headmistresses should end with girls' marriages
|
MH 102/1408
|
| 1946-1954 |
Proposed maternity homes for pregnant girls committed to approved schools: meeting charitable organisations and Home Office representatives: correspondence
|
MH 102/1452/901428
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1863 |
Enquiry into justification for detaining a criminal patient, Helen Englefield, in Northumberland Asylum No 7722
|
MH 51/57
|
| 1863-1964 |
Report relating to the case of Mary Ann Ford and the practice of committing insane persons and idiots to gaols No 7679
|
MH 51/58
|
| 1886 |
Illegal reception of lunatics by Mary Dix and her son Walter Dix at Totton, near Southampton
|
MH 51/68
|
| 1902-1903 |
Proposed prsoecution of Mary Canning of Hove, Sussex, for illegal charge of Julia Phillips No 27333
|
MH 51/73
|
| 1853-1887 |
Female licences (prisoners): in licence order: see list
|
PCOM 4
|
| 1853-1887 |
Registers and Indexes to licences (nominal): see list
|
PCOM 6
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1907-1914 |
Chairs for women prisoners
|
PCOM 7/206
|
| 1890-1905 |
Places for confinement of offenders under sentence or order of Penal Servitude: Aylesbury Prison (males and females)
|
PCOM 7/225
|
| 1926-1927 |
New pattern of clothing for women prisoners
|
PCOM 7/315
|
| 1922-1928 |
Recreative work for women: Brabazon employment society
|
PCOM 7/335
|
| 1927 |
Births in prison: registration of stillbirths
|
PCOM 7/349
|
| 1896 |
Pregnant prisoners: reports of
|
PCOM 7/363
|
| 1923 |
Pregnant prisoners not to be shut up alone night or day
|
PCOM 7/364
|
| 1901-1902 |
Holloway: eradicating vermin and cleaning of cells
|
PCOM 7/368
|
| 1904 |
Holloway: Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society
|
PCOM 7/396
|
| 1919 |
Holloway Prison: Duchess of Bedford's committee of enquiry into various matters
|
PCOM 7/40
|
| 1928-1929 |
Clothing: outfits for Borstal girls and women convicts
|
PCOM 7/415
|
| 1893 |
Transfer to another prison of female prisoner: use of handcuffs and chain
|
PCOM 7/452
|
| 1913-1915 |
Matron not to be sent on escort duty
|
PCOM 7/454
|
| 1926-1927 |
Escort of women and young prisoners: use of handcuffs and wrist straps
|
PCOM 7/457
|
| 1926 |
Pregnancy cells: approved standard pattern
|
PCOM 7/5
|
| 1913-1917 |
Training of girls (prisoners) at Aylesbury
|
PCOM 7/557
|
| 1910-1916 |
Girls released: reports on etc.
|
PCOM 7/561
|
| 1912-1917 |
Girls: arrangements for discharge
|
PCOM 7/562
|
| 1917-1924 |
Borstal: girl revokees: treatment and location
|
PCOM 7/567
|
| 1917 |
Borstal: girls: correspondence
|
PCOM 7/574
|
| 1919-1924 |
Girl Guides movement at Aylesbury Borstal
|
PCOM 7/575
|
| 1909-1917 |
Borstal system: application of system to girls
|
PCOM 7/585
|
| 1910-1914 |
Girls caring for infants: employment and instruction of
|
PCOM 7/586
|
| 1910-1911 |
Holloway Prison scheme for girls
|
PCOM 7/587
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1915-1925 |
Criminal case (capital): Neale, Margaret Hannah at Maidstone on 15 June 1915 (commuted) (closed 100 years)
|
PCOM 8/104
|
| 1913-1927 |
Criminal case (capital): Phipps, Beatrice at Northampton on 31 May 1913 (commuted) (closed 100 years)
|
PCOM 8/111
|
| 1918-1925 |
Criminal case (capital): Cook, Ada Jane at Reading on 3 June 1918 (commuted) (closed 100 years)
|
PCOM 8/29
|
| 1922-1923 |
Criminal case (capital): Thompson, Edith: at CCC on 11 December 1922 convicted of murder, sentenced to death; executed 9 January 1923
|
PCOM 8/436
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1937 |
Reconveyancing price of Holloway Prison in event of its disposal
|
PCOM 9/120
|
| 1932-1933 |
Sterilisation of the mentally unfit: memorandum presented to the Board of Control Committee
|
PCOM 9/123
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1949 |
Allen, Margaret: convicted at Manchester 8 December of murder and sentenced to death
|
PCOM 9/1234
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1938 |
Production of trial remand prisoners: women
|
PCOM 9/1291
|
| 1944 |
Publicity: photos of Holloway Prison Hospital
|
PCOM 9/1330
|
| 1949-1951 |
Holloway Prison: report by the Director of Women's Prisons
|
PCOM 9/1337
|
| 1950 |
Visits to women's prisons in USA by Sir Lionel Fox: notes
|
PCOM 9/1356
|
| 1930-1931 |
Women prisoners painting prison walls
|
PCOM 9/143
|
| 1946 |
Askham Grange: acquisition and adaption as a training prison for women
|
PCOM 9/1434
|
| 1946-1950 |
Women convicted of child neglect investigations at Holloway Prison and reports
|
PCOM 9/1435
|
| 1949 |
Women Prisoners: introduction of maternity dresses
|
PCOM 9/1443
|
| 1945-1947 |
Employment of women prisoners at Guy's Hospital
|
PCOM 9/1449
|
| 1931 |
Conditions for women prisoners in England: memorandum to the Women's Institutes of Southern Rhodesia
|
PCOM 9/161
|
| 1931 |
Female prisoners: haircutting
|
PCOM 9/169
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1943-1954 |
Wandsworth prison: security of medical records of executed prisoners; measures arising from the prosecution of Mrs Van der Elst, a campaigner against capital punishment
|
PCOM 9/1697
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1953-1956 |
Execution of women: correction of misinformation in an MP's letter to 'The Times'
|
PCOM 9/1755
|
| 1956 |
Executions: refutation of allegation that women must be trussed before being hanged
|
PCOM 9/1777
|
| 1959 |
Visits by female Justices to men's prisons and by male Justices to women's prisons: inquiry by Gloucester Prison Visiting Committee
|
PCOM 9/1813
|
| 1853-1905 |
Holloway Prison: brief history (written in 1955)
|
PCOM 9/1814
|
| 1959 |
Prostitutes: rejection of proposal to segregate them in prison; committee stage of Street Offences Bill
|
PCOM 9/1831
|
| 1958-1959 |
Aylesbury Girls' Borstal: conversion into an establishment for males
|
PCOM 9/1833
|
| 1954-1957 |
Clothing: production in dressmaking classes
|
PCOM 9/1859
|
| 1958 |
Prisoners' earnings: discrepancy between men and women
|
PCOM 9/1864
|
| 1949 |
Quality counterpanes: for special grade girls at Aylesbury Borstal
|
PCOM 9/1878
|
| 1957 |
Yield analysis of farm marmalade industry at Holloway Prison produced for audit purposes
|
PCOM 9/1881
|
| 1933-1937 |
Holloway Prison: treatment of women prisoners
|
PCOM 9/192
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1964-1968 |
Records: prison record of Ruth Ellis found to be missing
|
PCOM 9/1968
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1963-1967 |
Clothing for women prisoners: proposed experiment in wearing own clothing
|
PCOM 9/1980
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1956 |
Executions: parliamentary questions and debate arising from allegations about the execution of Mrs Edith Thompson in 1923
|
PCOM 9/1983
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1963-1970 |
Borstal system: training for disturbed girls
|
PCOM 9/1994
|
| 1964-1966 |
Outside employment scheme for female prisoners
|
PCOM 9/1995
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1944-1954 |
Elizabeth Marina Jones: at CCC on 23 January 1945 convicted of murder; sentenced to death (commuted); released on conditional life licence 24 February 1954
|
PCOM 9/2035
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1935 |
Scold bridles (last of their kind used in England) given to Knutsford Library by Knutsford Prison
|
PCOM 9/206
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1952-1955 |
Edith Horsley: at Nottingham on 26 June 1952 convicted of murder; sentenced to death (commuted); transferred to institution under Mental Deficiency Act 1913 on 4 July 1955
|
PCOM 9/2072
|
| 1955 |
Ruth Ellis: at CCC on 21 June 1955 convicted of murder; sentenced to death; executed 13 July 1955
|
PCOM 9/2084
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1958 |
Accommodation: experiment at HMP Holloway; preventative detention prisoners and long term prisoners held in same wing
|
PCOM 9/2100
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1937-1940 |
Caroline Williams: at Ruthin Assizes on 4 February 1938 convicted of murder: sentenced to death (commuted); released on licence 5 August 1940
|
PCOM 9/2118
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1935 |
Preventative detention women permitted to smoke
|
PCOM 9/213
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1948-1951 |
Renee Duffy: at Manchester Assizes on 17 March 1949 convicted of murder; sentenced to death (commuted); released on licence 5 November 1951
|
PCOM 9/2141
|
| 1949-1950 |
Margaret Laughton Williams: at CCC on 19 September 1949 convicted of murder; sentenced to death (commuted)
|
PCOM 9/2149
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1938 |
Women prisoners: advice on birth control
|
PCOM 9/215
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1955-1960 |
Margaret Jane Williams: at Manchester Assizes on 22 March 1955 convicted of murder; sentenced to death (commuted); released on licence 27 February 1957
|
PCOM 9/2159
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1962-1963 |
Food: underdrawals of oatmeal and cocoa used to offset costs of supply of cornflakes and extra milk to women and young prisoners
|
PCOM 9/2179
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1957-1962 |
Mary Elizabeth Wilson: at Leeds Assizes on 10 March 1958 convicted of double murder, sentenced to death; respited to life imprisonment on 30 May 1958; died 5 December 1962 in prison
|
PCOM 9/2205
|
| 1962-1963 |
Helen Allegranza: member of the 'Committee of 100'; at CCC on 30 January 1962 convicted of conspiracy to commit breach of Official Secrets Act; sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment; died whilst in confinement
|
PCOM 9/2208
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1967 |
Prostitutes: allocation of prisoners convicted under Street Offences Act, 1959
|
PCOM 9/2233
|
| 1960-1964 |
Proposal for all executions of women to be centralised at Holloway Prison
|
PCOM 9/2236
|
| 1959-1970 |
Mothers and babies in custody: care and treatment
|
PCOM 9/2250
|
| 1962-1970 |
Prison Index; introduction; documentation; extension to women's establishments
|
PCOM 9/2295
|
| 1929-1933 |
National Association of Prison Visitors to Women
|
PCOM 9/31
|
| 1930-1931 |
Holloway Prison: protest against discontinuance of visiting by Roman Catholic sisters
|
PCOM 9/38
|
| 1933-1945 |
Venereal Disease: women prisoners
|
PCOM 9/413
|
| 1949 |
Holloway Prison: newspaper cuttings regarding disturbances
|
PCOM 9/457
|
| 1930-1939 |
Births and infants in prison
|
PCOM 9/467
|
| 1935 |
Holloway prison burial ground
|
PCOM 9/502
|
| 1943 |
Christenings in prison chapels
|
PCOM 9/538
|
| 1943-1945 |
Borstal girls: camps to assist in harvesting
|
PCOM 9/548
|
| 1936-1938 |
Issue of clothing on discharge to Borstal boys, girls and women convicts
|
PCOM 9/66
|
| 1930-1938 |
Women prisoners: clothing
|
PCOM 9/69
|
| 1933-1942 |
Women prisoners: notes for those undergoing preventative detention
|
PCOM 9/70
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1940-1941 |
Mosley, Lady Diana: interned under Defence Regulation 18 B
|
PCOM 9/88
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1916-1922 |
de Bournonville, Eva, spy: at CCC on 11 January 1916
|
PCOM8/245
|
| 1956 |
Criminal proceedings: case of Nina Ponomareva
|
PREM 11/1240
|
| 1960 |
Detention of UK citizens in South Africa: case of Miss Hannah Stanton. Discussions on South Africa refugees in High Commission Territories
|
PREM 11/3113
|
| nd |
Hatton Papers. Letter from George Farrar relating to the woman, Rutter, confined for assault ff 833-834
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1814 |
Hatton Papers. J Selwyn requesting that William Blake be allowed to accompany his wife who has been sentenced to transportation ff 123-124
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1815 |
Hatton Papers. Benjamin Hall forwards a petition in favour of Jane Brown ff 157-158
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1815 |
Hatton Papers. J Heath recommends that Mary Ranson be given a free pardon ff 177-178
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1815 |
Hatton Papers. W Bennet forwards a petition from John Chapman in favour of Mary Smith convicted, together with her daughter, of stealing calico from Mr Williams' shop ff 649-650
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1815 |
Hatton Papers. W Kennick transmits a petition on behalf of Mary Smith claiming insanity ff 181-182
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1815 |
Hatton Papers. Rothes to William Kennick: states that Mary Smith's real name is Chapman and recommends that transportation be changed to imprisonment ff 183-186
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1816 |
Hatton Papers. E Spencer forwards a petition signed by Sir G Smart in favour of a woman who had robbed him ff 292-293
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1816 |
Hatton Papers. Joseph Corbett gives information concerning Mary Austin and Isaac Taylor, both convicted as insane ff 272-273
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1816 |
Hatton Papers. Corbett acknowledges that Taylor and Austin have been moved to the New Bethlehem Hospital ff 274-275
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1817 |
Hatton Papers. (1) John Bond writes to Lemon in favour of Ann Edwards, convicted of burglary (2) petition in favour of Ann Edwards, signed by the minister of Kea and others ff 320-324
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1817 |
Hatton Papers. Viscount Falmouth to Becket in favour of Anne Edwards, sentenced to transportation and recommends imprisonment in a House of Correction ff 365-366
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1817 |
Hatton Papers. Wilbraham Egerton forwarding letter from the constable of Chester in favour of William Cryer Gidswell and Mary Sutcliffe sentenced to transportation ff 373-374
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1818 |
Hatton Papers. R H Davis forwards a petition in favour of Mary Ingram ff 408-409
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1818 |
Hatton Papers. Earl of Egremont writes in favour of Anne Masuer, sentenced to one month's imprisonment in the House of Correction for stealing wood ff 432-433
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1818 |
Hatton Papers. Mr Sargent, chairman of Western Division of the County of Sussex, writes in favour of Ann Masuer ff 434-435
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1818 |
Hatton Papers. James Barnett writes in favour of Harriet Shelton, forwarding a petition anf other papers f 407
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1818 |
Hatton Papers. Robert Bowyer forwards two letters addressed to the Director of the Bank in favour of Harriet Shelton, under sentence of death in Newgate ff 442-443
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1821 |
Hatton Papers. Henry Bright to Mr Hobhouse in favour of Sylvia Morgan and Mary Willis. Asks that their case may be referred to the Attorney General, and, if necessary, to the Solicitor of the Bank ff 612-613
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1821 |
Hatton Papers. Mr Leigh Keck asks that Mary Watts should be removed to Penitentiary House if she is not transported ff 623-624
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1821 |
Hatton Papers. Mr Leigh Keck requests that Mary Watts be removed from Leicester Gaol ff 625-626
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1823 |
Hatton Papers. Edward Bootle Wilbraham stating that seven female prisoners chosen to be recommended for mercy were chosen on merit not on account of health ff 694-695
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1931 |
Ramsay MacDonald Papers: Sentence of Death (Expectant Mothers) Bill
|
PRO 30/69/382
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1936 |
Irregular disposal of remains of unknown baby in corporation refuse destructor
|
RG 48/1219
|
| 1935 |
Mummified body of infant child
|
RG 48/1241
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1944 |
Birth in prison: alternative address for registration purposes
|
RG 48/1502
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Infanticide
:
|
| 1932 |
Registration of death of unidentified infants: skeletons to be retained as hospital specimens
|
RG 48/420
|
| 1924 |
Irregular burial of deceased infant
|
RG 48/620
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1667-1774 |
Registers of Clandestine Marriages and of Baptisms in the Fleet Prison, King's Bench Prison, The Mint and the May Fair Chapel
|
RG 7/1-835
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Internment
:
|
| 1945 |
Aline Sybil Atherton-Smith, one-time member of the Anglo-German Fellowship and The Link; suspected of expressing anti-British sentiments in France during the occupation HO 45/25809/865149
|
sub 1
|
| 1945 |
Kathleen Anderson Gardiner, suspicions of assisting the enemy not substantiated HO 45/25821/865165
|
sub 1
|
| 1945-1946 |
Mariette Smart, one-time member of the British Union; employed by the German intelligence service and by the Gestapo in France HO 45/25828/865176
|
sub 1
|
| 1945 |
Evelyn Marjorie Laura Abbott; acted as informer during internment in France HO 45/25808/865148
|
sub1
|
| 1945 |
Suzanne Louise Provost-Booth; employed as an actor by German radio; suspected of acting as an informer for the Gestapo HO 45/25806/865143
|
sub1
|
| 1945 |
Laura Margaret Rawcliffe; sympathetic to Germany and to National Socialism but suspicions of collaborating with the enemy not substantiated HO 45/25824/865169
|
sub1
|
| 1945-1946 |
Pearl Joyce Vardon; employed as an announcer and news reader by Luxemburg Radio HO 45/25811/865152
|
sub1
|
| 1945-1946 |
Edith Louise Walford; employed as a typist by the Deutscher Verlag publishing company on the propaganda publication 'Signal' HO 45/25832/865181
|
sub1
|
| 1945-1946 |
Italy: Rhanagh Maureen Robb; employed by the Italian Ministry of Popular Culture; broadcast propaganda for Italian radio HO 45/25800/865128
|
sub1
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Savings Bank account of Belle Elmore: forged withdrawals therefrom (Belle Elmore was the stage name of the wife and victim of Dr Crippen. Forged withdrawals may have been made by Miss Le Neve, Crippen's mistress)
|
T 1/11335/19725
|
| 1911 |
General Register Office. Change of entry on death certificate of J H Bingham, whose death was attributed to wilful murder by Miss E A Bingham, who was later acquitted upon trial
|
T 1/11348/21404/11
|
| 1913 |
Treasury Solicitor, Ireland. Estate of S Hull, formerly sub-postmistress, Moira, Co. Down, imprisoned for embezzlement and forgery (5319/13; 3908/13)
|
T 1/11570/18652/13
|
| 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
|
T 1/11726/1325/15
|
| 1916 |
Scottish Office. Remission of fines of Pte J White, Highland Light Infantry, and Mrs I White, his mother, convicted of attempted fraud in connection with claim to separation allowance
|
T 1/11962/23098/16
|
| 1919 |
Board of Agriculture & Fisheries. Taking of legal proceedings against Mrs Sutherst, who offered commissions to certain officers in respect of the sale of property to the department for land settlement purposes.....
|
T 1/12380/39443/19
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1883 |
Holloway Prison: proposed purchase of land outside wall, also no 3 Parkhurst Road, adjoining
|
T 1/14998
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1883 |
Home Office: reward for information leading to Emma Scott's arrest
|
T 1/15471
|
|
PRISONERS
-
General
:
|
| 1879 |
County Cork; Bridewell Keepers; gratuities to be given to wives for acting as attendants to female prisoners
|
T 1/17097
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1700s |
Petition of Alice Russell and Martha Robinson, for a reward for being concerned in the capture of Isabella Henderson
|
T 1/338/46
|
| 1750's |
Petition of Edward Hosea and John Delaporte that they may receive the proceeds, now in the hands of the Sheriff of Middlesex, from the goods of Elizabeth Campbell alias Johnson towards the cost of the suit which they brought against her for keeping a disorderly house
|
T 1/350/113
|
| 1758 |
Indictments against rioters in co. York in 1757: Elizabeth Chambers, Jane Simpson, Thomas Robinson and Richard Meynil at Brompton on 5 Sept
|
T 1/383/79
|
| 1770 |
Treasury Solicitor: John Grey, Board of Green Cloth, for Treasury Solicitor to prosecute James Ferguson for breach of the peace and Mary Barnsley for assault
|
T 1/478/169-170
|
| 1769 |
North America: Lord Hillsborough, enclosing extract of letters from Governor of Virginia, relative to his suspending payment of fine by two women imprisoned for receiving stolen goods
|
T 1/479/206-209
|
| 1772 |
Petition of Emmerich asking for money due to him for [supplying the army]. Because of the debt he incurred his wife languishes in a Dutch dungeon. Copy of his wife's letter to him T 1/493/113-114 and
|
T 1/494/232-233
|
| 1780 |
Petition of William Ivey for £50 reward for informing on Elizabeth Collins, a ringleader in the Southwark riots, and subsequently condemned to death
|
T 1/559/8-9
|
| 1785 |
North America: East Florida: William Panton to Peter Spence. He has been unable to arrest the 'yellow woman' who laid with the Governor, she now having gone off to New Orleans
|
T 1/624/105-106
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| 1785 |
W Chamberlayne: favourable report on enclosed petition of the JPs for Norfolk, asking that a fine imposed on Mary Palmer be remitted. She has spent over three years in prison for common assault, and being unable to pay the fine, could remain imprisoned for the rest of her life
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T 1/624/425-428
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PRISONERS
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General
:
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| 1930-1942 |
Reformatory and Industrial Schools; arrangements for after-care of boys and girls at the end of training
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T 161/1066/S35839
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
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| 1921 |
Wrongful imprisonment of Mrs Rose Emma Gooding
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T 161/134/A11347
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| 1940-1941 |
Wrongful arrest and detention by the military authorities of Mr & Mrs C W Loveridge and others
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T 161/1413/S47599
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| 1920 |
Mrs S Brammer (or Bancroft); remission of recognisance forfeited for failure to attend trial as witness
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T 161/15/S635
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| 1923-1925 |
Defalcations by Miss M I Read, writing assistant in the Pensions Issue Office
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T 161/215/S21472
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| 1925 |
Mrs F Rubenstein; forfeited recognisance
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T 161/251/S27015
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| 1926 |
Staffordshire Quarter Sessions; absent juror - Sarah Louisa Inglis - remission of fine
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T 161/267/S29726
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| 1935 |
The Crown versus Mrs Gertrude de la Mare; accounts connected with the trial to be charged against Crown revenues
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T 161/669/S39891
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| 1929 |
Elizabeth Parlett: forfeited recogisances collected by instalments
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T 162/145/E22161
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| 1931 |
Rex v Elisabeth Gertrude Willcock: waiver of recovery of costs
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T 162/265/E26039
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| 1920 |
Mrs M Miller, temporary clerk Grade I; payment of wages whilst under suspension; payment to clerks of wages misappropriated
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T 162/31/E2200
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| 1937-1938 |
Recognisances: Cordelia M Brown, and Royland Taylor
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T 162/478/E35438
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| 1935-1939 |
Miss Florence Annie Parkes: compensation for wrongful arrest
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T 162/522/E32766
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| 1931-1932 |
Answorth, M A, Mrs: pension obtained illegally by not disclosing date of marriage
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T 164/119/6
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| 1934 |
Holmes, B H, murdered by his wife: payment of gratuity to be made to Public Trustee for administration
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T 164/141/8
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PRISONERS
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General
:
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| 1960-1964 |
Prison establishments: payment of local hairdressers for haircutting
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T 227/1976
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
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| 1947-1966 |
Horace Roye Narbeth, Mrs M E N Narbeth and Colonel Angus Narbeth: investigations
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T 295/283
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| 1812-1868 |
Carr, Walter, deceased. Claim by daughter of a share of the estate of her mother, Grace Griffin, who was convicted of the murder of her husband
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TS 18/232
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| 1865 |
Regina v Adelaide Warren: defendant left the Royal Portsmouth, Portsea and Gosport Hospital without official discharge. The case came under the 'Act for the Prevention of Diseases at certain Naval and Military Stations' (1844) which was intended to stop the spread of VD
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TS 18/64
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| 1851 |
Rachel Menzies, alias Fisher: sentenced to three months imprisonment in Newgate for obtaining from Alexander Beale the sum of £50 in part payment of a contract for £300 under pretence of using her influence in getting the latter appointed as a clerk in the Admiralty
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TS 18/67
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| 1916 |
Disposal of women arrested in the Irish Rebellion
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WO 141/19-20
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| 1915 |
Espionage charges: R Rowland and Mrs L E Wertheim (formerly part of WO 32 Box 1699) 63/3042 (63/2854 attached)
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WO 141/3/1
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| 1944 |
Italy: report on Fraulein Kiel
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WO 204/10944
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| 1947 |
Allied Military Government: case of Maria Pasquinelli: court proceedings
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WO 204/11202
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| 1945 |
Mrs Margherita Himmler and her daughter (wife and daughter of Reichsführer - ss Heinrich Himmler): capture and disposal
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WO 204/12603
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| 1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Enschede Case: Eva Borowski
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WO 235/108
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| 1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Enschede Case: Gertrud Schulz
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WO 235/109
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| 1945 |
War Crimes Cases: Bergen-Belsen and Auschwitz Concentration Camps Case: includes women: see list
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WO 235/12
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| 1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Enschede Case: Anneliese Kohlmann
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WO 235/120
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| 1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Enschede Case: Maria Szaroletta, Christel Dibbern
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WO 235/121
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| 1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Enschede Case: Mertha Suerth, Anita Frank
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WO 235/124
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| 1946-1947 |
War Crimes Cases: Walsum Case: Elisabeth Schrandt
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WO 235/135
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| 1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Walsum Case: Gertrud Heize
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WO 235/136
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| 1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Neugraben-Tiefstak Concentration Camp Case: Martha Linke
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WO 235/143B
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| 1945-1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Sasel Case: 9 women, named: see list
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WO 235/179
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| 1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Gross Gerau Case: Martha Nold
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WO 235/196A
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| 1946-1949 |
War Crimes Cases: Klettke Case: Anna Cattani, Sara Turolia
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WO 235/252
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| 1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Ruehen Baby Case: Ella Schmidt, Kathe Pisters
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WO 235/263
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| 1946-1947 |
War Crimes Cases: Ravensbruck Case: 8 women, named: see list
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WO 235/305
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| 1947-1953 |
War Crimes Cases: Hamburg-Wansbeck Case: Helga Bramberger, Hildegard Knoedler
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WO 235/332
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| 1945-1946 |
War Crimes Cases: August Willie and Doris Willie
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WO 235/40
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| 1947 |
War Crimes Cases: Fuhlsbuttel Case No 3: 5 women, named
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WO 235/400
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| 1947 |
War Crimes Cases: Fuhlsbuttel Case No II: Anna Bismark, Hildegard Burmeister
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WO 235/407
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| 1948 |
War Crimes Cases: Sefitz Childrens Home Case: Minnie Groenitz
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WO 235/447
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| 1948 |
War Crimes Cases: Kiel Hasse Case (minor accused): Charlotte Barreau
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WO 235/448
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| 1948 |
War Crimes Cases: Yellow Cross Prison Case: Elfriede Berger
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WO 235/473
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| 1947 |
War Crimes Cases: Kiel Hasse Case: Ruth Kleinsteuber, Orla Jensen
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WO 235/481
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| 1948 |
War Crimes Cases: Wilhelmsburg Work Education Camp Case: Katchen Obernhuber, Else Weinert
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WO 235/507
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| 1948-1953 |
War Crimes Cases: Ravensbruck Jugendschulungs-Lager Case No 3: 5 women, named: see list
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WO 235/516A
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| 1948 |
War Crimes Cases: Ravensbruck Case No 6: 6 women named: see list
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WO 235/528-529A
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| 1948 |
War Crimes Cases: Ravensbruck Case No IV: 3 women, named: see list
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WO 235/530
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| 1948 |
War Crimes Cases: Aranth Prison Case: Margarete Geiter
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WO 235/544
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| 1945-1949 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: includes women: see list
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WO 235/605
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| 1945-1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: Lina Schroder
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WO 235/611
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| 1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: August Willie, Doris Willie
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WO 235/627
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| 1946-1947 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: Annaliese Kohlmann
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WO 235/654
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| 1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: Marta Linke
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WO 235/655
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| 1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: Gertrud Heize
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WO 235/656
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| 1946-1948 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: includes 9 women, named: see list
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WO 235/668
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| 1946-1949 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: Ella Schmidt, Kathe Pisters
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WO 235/674
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| 1946-1948 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: Hertha Suerth, Anita Frank, Maria Szaroletta, Christel Dibbern
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WO 235/675
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| 1946-1948 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: Martha Nold
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WO 235/692
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| 1947-1949 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate Files: 8 women, named: see list
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WO 235/738
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| 1948-1949 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: Elfriede Berger
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WO 235/748
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| 1948 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: Charlotte Barreau
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WO 235/751
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| 1948 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: Minnie Groenitz
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WO 235/752
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| 1948-1949 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: 5 women, named: see list
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WO 235/758
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| 1948 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: Gerda Ganzer, Martha Haake, Liesbeth Krzok
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WO 235/769
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| 1948-1949 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: Else Weinert
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WO 235/770
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| 1948 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: 6 women, named: see list
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WO 235/777
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| 1948-1949 |
War Crimes Cases: Deputy Judge Advocate General Files: Margarete Geiter
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WO 235/791
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| 1945-1946 |
War Crimes Cases: Dreierwalde Airfield Case: Ida Reik
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WO 235/99
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| 1954-1955 |
Request by Mrs L A A Penn née Smith for access to proceedings of her trial by military court in 1945
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WO 32/16480
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| 1955 |
Petition from Mrs L A A Penn née Smith to the Queen
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WO 32/16481
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| 1945 |
Statements by former political prisoners: Margot Heberlein
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WO 328/12
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| 1945 |
Statements by former political prisoners: Lina Lindemann
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WO 328/20
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| 1945 |
Statements by former political prisoners: Kathe Mohr
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WO 328/24
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| 1945 |
Statements by former political prisoners: Countess Gisela Von Plettenberg
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WO 328/28
|
| 1945 |
Statements by former political prisoners: Isa Vermehren
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WO 328/41
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| 1945 |
Statements by former political prisoners: Irma Goerdeler
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WO 328/6
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| 1918-1920 |
Exhibits in court martial of Countess Markievicz
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WO 35/210-211
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| 1943 |
General Courts Martial: Civilians: Mrs P E Pritchard: Section 40
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WO 71/1241
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| 1945 |
Military Courts: Civilians: Miss L A A Smith: espionage
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WO 71/1251
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| 1974 |
Court Martial: J Logan and Mrs J Logan: manslaughter
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WO 71/1329
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| 1979-1980 |
Court Martial: H G Smith and Mrs D M Smith (with photos): manslaughter: proceedings
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WO 71/1400-1406
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| 1985-1986 |
District Court Martial (abroad): Mrs Z M Brown: maliciously wounding a person (see also ER 1/8)
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WO 71/1553
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| 1956-1958 |
Legal opinion on alleged breach of park regulations in arrest of Mrs M Trevor-Jones in Kensington Gardens, 12 July 1956
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WORK 16/2094
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