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Statements and observations concerning the hulks.
Substance of the speech of George Holford, Esq., in the House of Commons, in support of an amendment (proposed by him and adopted by the House) to withhold from the visiting justices of prisons the power of authorising the employment, without their own consent, of prisoners committed for trial; on Friday, the 21st of June, 1822, in a committee of the whole House on the bill for consolidating the laws relating to prisons, &c.
Third vindication ... being an answer to some observations contained in a work published by P. Mere Latham, M.D., entitled, "An account of the disease lately prevalent at the general penitentiary.".
A short vindication of the general penitentiary at Millbank, from the censures contained in "A letter addressed by C.C. Western, Esq., to the lord lieutenant and magistrates of the County of Essex;" to which are added, a few remarks on the punishment of juvenile offenders.
A short vindication of the general penitentiary at Millbank, from the censures contained in "A letter addressed by C.C. Western, Esq., to the lord lieutenant and magistrates of the County of Essex;" to which are added, a few remarks on the punishment of juvenile offenders.
Letter to the editor of the Quarterly Review, on a mis-statement contained in the 42d volume of that work, page 155, relative to the supposed ill-success of the general penitentiary at Millbank.
The convict's complaint in 1815, and the thanks of the convict in 1825; or, Sketches in verse of a hulk in the former year, and of the Millbank penitentiary in the latter ...