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1406
ANNO REGNI DECIMO NONO Cap.74.
rity, if such Court shall think fit, in the Place of such
Punishment by Transportation, to order and adjudge
that such Person, appearing to be of competent Age,
and free from any bodily Infirmity, shall be punished by
being kept on Board Ships or Vessels properly accommodated
for the Security, Employment, and Health of
the Persons to be confined therein, and by being employed
in Hard Labour in the raising Sand, Soil, and
Gravel from, and cleansing, the River Thames, or any
other River navigable for Ships of Burthen, or any
Port, Harbour, or Haven, within that Part of Great
Britain called England, such River, Port, Harbour, or
Haven, being previously approved and appointed for that
Purpose by Order of His Majesty in his Privy Council
or in any other Service for the Benefit of the Navigation
of the said Rivers, Ports, Harbours, or Havens, or
in any other publick Works upon the Banks or Shores
of the same, under the Management and Direction of
such Superintendant or Superintendants as hath been
or shall be appointed, for the River Thames, by the Justices
of the Peace for the County of Middlesex, and for
other Rivers, Ports, Harbours, or Havens, by the Justices
of the Peace for the Counties wherein such Rivers,
Ports, Harbours, or Havens, are situated, or of such
of the Counties next adjoining to the same, respectively,
as His Majesty in Council shall direct, at their Quarter
or other General Session of the Peace, for such Term
not less than One Year, nor exceeding five years, or
in case such Offender shall be liable to be transported for
fourteen years, not exceeding Seven Years, as such
Court of Dyer and Terminer, or Gaol Delivery, shall
think fit to order and adjudge.
28 And be it further enacted, That where any Person
shall, at any Session of Dyer and Terminer, or Gaol
Delivery, or Great Session, within England or Wales,
be lawfully convicted of any Robbery, or other felony,
for which he or she shall by Law, either under this Statute,
or under any other Statute now in force, or hereafter
to be made, be liable to suffer Death, without Benefit
of Clergy, and His Majesty shall be graciouslypleased
In case His Majesty should extend His Mercy to any Person convicted of any Felony punishable by Death, the Judge shall order the Offender to be kept to Hard Labour in a Penitentiary
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