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Oh, so now you're an expert on who was sent to the colonies, huh?
Research Mary Wade, Numbnuts and then get back to me.
Why the sudden influx of Benny Hill Brits?
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Research Mary Wade, Numbnuts and then get back to me.
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I swear, she's barking mad...
Someone needs to humanely put the old girl out of her misery with a 12 gauge.
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I never implied I'm an expert but I laughed at your incredible horse shit post... hahahahaha
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So far, one logical answer. It’s cold and COVID 
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Look up, convict Mary Wade you useless tumbleweeds....
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On 5 October 1788 (Mary was aged eleven) she went with another child, Jane Whiting (14 years old) to steal clothing off of Mary Phillips, an 8 year old, who at the time was collecting water. Mary and Jane stole a dress, a scarf/shawl and a hat in an attempt to sell these items at a pawn store. Another child then reported the theft to an officer who searched Mary’s room and found the shawl, Mary was then sent to the Bridewell Prison where she would await her trial.
On the 14th January 1789 her trial was held and she was sentenced to death by hanging for theft and violence. Although, luckily for Mary, on the 11th of March 1789, King George 3rd was ‘cured’ from his mental illness and during the celebrations of this miracle he said that all women on death row (including Mary) were not to be killed, but sent to Australia.
Mary spent a total of 93 days in the Newgate Prison before she was transported on the ship ‘Lady Juliana’ as a part of the second fleet. Mary was onboard the first convict ship to be completely full of women and children. Mary was the youngest ever convict to be transported to Australia.
After a eleven month journey towards Australia, the ship finally docked at Sydney on the 3rd of June, 1790. Mary was then sent to Norfolk Island on the boat ‘Surprise’ and the ship arrived on the 7th of August 1790.
Man, they was gonna kill her for stealing clothes. I bet these riots would end overnight if that was brought about here lol.
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Really? Try laughing at your own igorance about the poor white slave convicts sent to Australia, simpleton. Mary Wade was a child they shipped off to the colonies. She wasn't alone being so young.... people were sent because they stole a loaf of bread.... you are a nation of arseholes... you should own it.
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Next time you see Negroes crying in self pity, show them Mary Wade.... Negroes think they were the only victims.... The establishment were really cruel in those days.... TO EVERYONE.
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I really hate it how things are these days with the negroes. I blame the media and such.
Then you got whites that are just as bad, never considering that whites were slaves, or have experienced racism, or are poor, nothing. Its all "whites are privileged, rich, racists!". My ass!!!
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And unmarried mothers had their children stolen at birth and sold off.
Very, very cruel. There is a good movie about the Irish Catholics.... "Philomena."
Very, very cruel. There is a good movie about the Irish Catholics.... "Philomena."
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Caskur misses the 19th century, back when she was in her prime.
