Capital punishment (colonies)
Capital punishment (colonies)
further return to an address of the Honourable the House of Commons, dated 21 June 1849, for, a "return showing how far crimes for which capital punishments have been abolished in this country, are still capitally punishable in the colonies and dependencies of Great Britain" (in continuation of Parliamentary paper, no. 738, sess. 1850)
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