FULL TEXT: Mr. Charley asked the Home secretary whether his
attention had been directed to the evidence adduced at the trial of a baby
farmer, named Bessy Binmore, sentenced by Mr. Justice Lush at the Exeter
Assizes to 12 years' penal servitude for starving to death an infant intrusted
to her care, that three other' infants intrusted to her care had died in her
bouse during the previous 18 months, and that her house was unregistered under
the Infant Life Protection Act, 1872 (35 and 36 Vic, c 38) ; also to the
statement of the learned Judge at the trial that " baby farming” had of
late prevailed to such an extent that it was necessary to rigorously suppress
or efficiently regulate it and whether he was willing to issue a circular to
the local authorities named in the schedule to the Infant Life Protection Act,
calling upon them to enforce that enactment in their respective districts
[“Baby Farming.” The Times (London, England), Mar. 23, 1875,
p. 6]
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For more cases of “Baby Farmers,” professional child care providers who murdered children see The Forgotten Serial Killers.
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For more cases of “Baby Farmers,” professional child care providers who murdered children see The Forgotten Serial Killers.
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