Correspondence and transcript of a meeting between the Postmaster General (Herbert Samuel) and the Postmen's Federation regarding complaints made about the treatment of postal workers searched on s...
Conviction of Arthur Swindells (alias Warwick) and William Cronkshaw (alias Hughes) for forgery in Manchester, including condemnation by the defence counsel of the methods used to obtain statements.
Conviction of Hugh Jones (postman) and John Booth at Birkenhead County Police Court, Chester Assizes and Court of Criminal Appeal, for theft, including question of admissibility of statements made ...
Copy of instructions issued in Metropolitan Police Orders regarding the investigation of complaints against police.
Prosecution for forgery, including defence counsel's objection to the statement obtained by the Post Office.
Conviction of Frank Hairby for fraudulent withdrawal from a Savings Bank account and the magistrate of Croydon Borough Police's refusal to admit as evidence a written statement by the defendant.
Prosecution for forgery, including the Recorder of London's comments regarding the Post Office practice of questioning persons not employed at the Post Office.
Schedule of cases which have given rise to comments by the judge, magistrate or other in court, between October 1910 and April 1913, including a summary of each case.
Correspondence and notes made in connection with the Postmaster General's inquiry into criticisms made about Post Office methods in questioning suspected persons, including correspondence providing...
Prosecution for theft, including criticism of police methods.
