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#2 William Brankston was convicted of the theft of four rabbits and was sentenced to carry out one month in jail.

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#2 William Brankston was convicted of the theft of four rabbits and was sentenced to carry out one month in jail.

Rare Historic Mugshots of Criminals from Newcastle upon Tyne Police Archives, 1870s

#2 William Brankston was convicted of the theft of four rabbits and was sentenced to carry out one month in jail.

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←#1 William Smith stole money and some scales in 1873 and was ordered to do two months in jail.
#3 Thirteen-year-old James Scullion was sentenced to 14 days’ hard labor for stealing clothes. After this he was sent to Market Weighton Reformatory School for three years.→

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