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HF job
chief magistrate
at bow street
1748
HF beliefs
too many moving to
LND
corrupt
gov
people chose
crime
over
hard work
constables
= useless, said
6/80
worth keeping
HF actions
1752 bi-weekly magazine 'the
Covent Garden
journal' - pass on info on
crimes
kept record
of reported crimes
HF impact
established a new
force
of law officers
by
1800
-
68
bow street runners in LND
HF success/ failures
criminal gangs of LND up against a real ablest small force - later known as
bow street runners
JF job
successful magistrate
carried on the work of
runners
aged
33
remained at bow street for
26
years
"
blind beak
: - recognise
3,000 thieves
by voice
JF actions
1772 newspaper "the quarterly pursuit" renamed "the
public hue
and
cry
" in 1786
JF impact
put forward several suggestions to
Gov
to improve
policing
after his death in
1780
:
1792
middlesex justice act - grew force by dividing LND into
7
districts, 7 new magistrates
1805
'robin redbreasts' horse patrol of
54
armed officers
JF success/failures
1763
divide LND into 6 areas under control of
JP
rejected by gov
1772 -73
general
preventative
plan: granted £400 to set up the scheme
JH job
1773
high sheriff of bedfordshire
supervise the
jail
JH belief
prison should
reform criminals
prisoners should be kept in
solitary confinement
JH 4 suggestions
sound, roomy, sanitary buildings
salaries
for gaolers - prevent
corruption
training
for prisoners
inspection of
prisons
JH actions
1775
- travel to examine
prisons
across Europe
examined eng + war in 1776
found only
1/4
inmates had committed a serious crime
visited Caernarfon,
Swansea
,
wrexham
JH impact
suggestions were acted upon
MP Alexander pop ham passed 2 bills: the
gaol fever bill
and to abandon the
jail release fee