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Parliamentary debate on criminal law reform and Cato Street
Members debated restoring committees to review parts of the Criminal Code and repealing capital penalties for certain forging and theft offences. Sir J Mackintosh and Lord Russell pressed reforms to curtail death penalties and reclassify offences, while Alderman Wood and others raised evidence about Edwards and the Cato Street conspiracy and called for a Secret Committee inquiry.
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J. Mackintosh
Chiswubjee
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Anne
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Philp
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Eerie
Northumberland
Cumberland
Westminster Bridge
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Romilly
Orampound
J. Russell
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Leeds
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Glasgow
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J Russell
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Home Department
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Edwards Cinawe
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Edwarda
Little Moorfields
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Lord Advocate
Scotland
Watt
Alderman Wood
Dundas
George Pickard
Hare Street
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Spencean Society
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White Lion
Wych Street
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House of Commons
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William Tunoridge
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Manchester
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Cato
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Cato-Street
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C. Edwards
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