A history of English criminal law and its administration from 1750, Volume 21956 |
Contents
IMPUNITY FOR ACCOMPLICES | 37 |
REWARDS UNDER STATUTE | 57 |
Statutory Rewards relating to Customs and Excise | 64 |
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accomplices advertised Appendix appointed apprehending April August Beckett Bill Book of Letters Bow Street Runners City of London clerk Colquhoun Commissioners committed common informer conviction County Court crime criminal Customs December December 30 discovery district DUKE OF PORTLAND duty Excise February felony Fire Foot Patrol Harriott Hatton Garden Hobhouse Home Office Horse Patrol House hundred pounds ibid January John July June justice King Letter from H Letter from LORD Letters H.O. Lord Mayor LORD SIDMOUTH Magistrates March Marine Police Metropolis Minutes of Evidence murder night November October offenders offering a reward paid Papers pardon parish Parl Parliament Peace penalty persons Port of London prevent Printed notice Proclamation prosecution punishment received Reformation of Manners River Thames robbery Secretary Select Committee September shillings ships special constables statute stolen Thames Police Office thieves Tyburn Tyburn Ticket Union Hall watch watchmen Westminster William Worship Street