Notorious Woman Off Transportation Sentence Sparks Interest
A sensational note describes efforts to free a well-known woman condemned to transportation. It mentions preparations a few days before departure, including a cartload of baggage to Gravesend and a famous companion Miss Molly Stevens alias Mrs Quer. The item blends scandal, society figures, and maritime rumors from the era.
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