18th Century
What was the name of the two Fielding brothers?
John and Henry
What does JP stand for?
Justice of the Peace
What does the word agrarian mean?
Relating to cultivated land or farming of land.
What was the name of the street that the Runners were named after?
Bow Street
How many times a year was John Fielding's quarterly review published?
4
Who was the first law enforcer to set up their office in Bow Street?
Thomas de Veil
The Industrial Revolution
What was the probably fictional leader of the Luddites called?
Ned Ludd
Which city had the worst crime and the most developments in policing?
London
In 1792 how many police districts was London divided into?
7
A guinea (£1.05)
Who dissolved the monasteries in 1536?
Henry VIII
What were the name of the protesters who wanted the right to vote during the 19th century?
The Chartists
Where was there a major rising in 1831?
Merthyr Tydfil
How many law officers did Henry Fielding employ in his new crime-fighting force?
6
In 1764, what did John Fielding set up to reduce highway robbery?
Bow Street Horse Patrol
What is the most famous way that the government punished religious criminals?
Burning at the stake
What was a popular punishment that sent criminals to other countries?
Transportation
Which country did the government send criminals to as a punishment?
Australia
How much money did the Thames River Police officers recover from criminal gangs in 1798?
£122,000
What were the names of the magistrates that set up the Thames River Police?
Patrick Colquhoun and John Harriot
What was the name of a person who had religious opinions or views different to the religion of the country?
Heretic
What did the Scotch Cattle call miners who refused to go on strike?
Blacklegs
Where were the Rebecca Rioters active?
Carmarthenshire
In 1751, Henry Fielding said that only this many constables were worth keeping in London out of 80.
6/80