Papers relating to convicts, 1823-1957

Ac 153
Status: Unavailable

fonds

1823-1957

902188

Microfilm : CY 1748

1 folder of textual material - manuscript, printed

Item 1
Letter from Captain John Pearson to Sir J. C. Cosee Hippisley, 27 March 1823, relating to plans of a paddle-wheel schooners fleet to employ convicts instead of transporting them

Item 2
Conditional pardon issued to John Dalley, 6 February 1833, ship General Stuart

Item 3
Transportation order of William Kean, Devon Assizes, 29 March 1843

Item 4
Numbers of convicts tried at various English Courts of Law and analysis of the trades of convicts on the ship Asia (3), arrived 7 December 1827

Item 5
Contents of 12 volumes of transportation lists of 1829-1840 at the Records Office of the Corporation of London (films at FM4/219-221), see list at Micro.Ref.Bks 2.2.CCC/1 (Central Criminal Court)
(not located, August 2010)

Item 6
Typescript record of all the convicts on the ship Stirling Castle, lying in Portsmouth Harbour in the year 1850, abstracted and compiled by A. J. Newnham, 1957

Item 7
Rules to be observed by the convicts on board the ship Scotia, by A. J. Macleroy

Item 8
Daily routine, weekly routine and rules to be observed by the convicts on board the ship Pyramus, by A. J. Macleroy