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#5 Mary Hinnigan: 13. Mary was caught stealing iron and was sentenced to do 7 days of hard labor.

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#5 Mary Hinnigan: 13. Mary was caught stealing iron and was sentenced to do 7 days of hard labor.

Stories and Mugshots of Victorian Child and Teenage Criminals who faced Cruel Punishment for Petty Crimes, 1870s

#5 Mary Hinnigan: 13. Mary was caught stealing iron and was sentenced to do 7 days of hard labor.

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