Arthur Lockey

Criminal Lives: Arthur Lockey, white-collar crime, early 20th century (interwar period)

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ourcriminalpastOur Criminal Past@ourcriminalpast·
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The next event in the Leeds Historical Criminology seminar series takes place at @becketthistory on 19th June. See details and tickets here: https://t.co/aDlmrCj4O7

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ourcriminalpastOur Criminal Past@ourcriminalpast·
18 Mar

Researching Criminal Ancestors - Hornsea & District Civic Society - Our Criminal Ancestors - looking forward to this talk on Weds evening. #crimhist https://t.co/ytDqgaGb5S

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Dan_Johnson19Dan Johnson@Dan_Johnson19·
18 Mar

This week's female convict on display in British prison museums is Phoebe Harris, who was burnt at the stake outside of Newgate prison in 1786 for counterfeiting coins. She is on display in a video at @JusticeMuseum #WomensHistoryMonth #publichistory #museums #crimehistory

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CrimCharactersCriminal Characters@CrimCharacters·
18 Mar

Help transcribe prison record of Dennis Corbett convicted of larceny in 1873 at 14 years old #crimehistory #childhist https///criminalcharacters.com/.jpg

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CuratorLeahLeah Mellors@CuratorLeah·
18 Mar

Up bright & early to welcome @BBCYork to @RiponMuseums to chat to them about our new exhibition Secrets in the Cellar

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Ordinary_TimesAoife O Connor@Ordinary_Times·
17 Mar

Send a little girl named Rose Ann Reilly, aged nine years to St. Joseph’s Industrial School, until she attains the age of sixteen years. She was frequently found begging on the streets of the town at late hours. Northern Whig - Wednesday 06 August 1924

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lucie_wadeLucie Wade@lucie_wade·
12 Nov

This weekend I got see the new 'Road to Recovery' exhibition by the @wyorksarchives, which focuses on the Stanley Royd Asylum. It was great, and I was struck by how the issue of surveillance dominated the institution's design - v. similar to penal structures.

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traceyejTracey Jones@traceyej·
17 Mar

Fyi @MrsAlghrani @lucie_wade @ourcriminalpast @AnnaLoisMckay https://t.co/DZCVEbu0UQ

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tintins49Dr Clifford Williams@tintins49·
16 Mar

trespass in search of game 1891 #Hampshire Observer Mar 3rd @HantsArchives defendants said they were hunting #hedgehogs 🦔🦔🦔Fined 3s each and 7s costs @hedgehogsociety @WildlifeOrphan1 @hedgehogreview @ourcriminalpast @thevicsoc @HantsPolHistory @RuralCrimeTeam @ChrisGPackham

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