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Mary Siddon Mary Siddon (fl. 1783) was an English thief. In 1783, Siddon was convicted of stealing a pork ham. She was sentenced to be 'severely and privately whipped, in the presence of females only.' This was considered to be a turning-point in English attitudes to public violence and a marker of the beginning of a more professionalised approach to policing and punishment. == References ==
* ''The London Mob: Violence and Disorder in 18th-century England'' by Robert Shoemaker * ''Mob mentalities'', Robert Shoemanker, p. 53, BBC History Magazine, October 2004
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