CO129-116 - Sir MacDonnell - 1866 [11-12]

the Prisoners is much more than it used to be under the

insufficient supervision of the Sindhrs Police."

very

(Signed.

J. John C. Whyte. (. ). F. M. Mitchell.)

(True Extract.)

Camerar

Colonial Secretary.

 

(Copy)

53

Meme: Mr. 76.

Mr. Mercer.

There

AV CUL

18th Colebu 1866.

A bes

123

only (according to the

last weekly statement) one prisoner in

Victoria Gaol last week, and 179 at Stone Cutter's Island - total in both places - 744.

Jam

As

aw

Not to move

experiment to

at least 100 from the latter place together with a proportionate number of the Warder/Warders? on duty, and also of the Police

employed in guarding the Gaol. Let the Colonial Engineer/Colonial Surgeon?

Mac IMA

consult

with the Keeper of Victoria Gaol, who

the

proper party to point out the means of accommodating

100 additional prisoners,

However, to follow the exact output format requested (HTML using

for paragraphs), and addressing the corrections and rules provided:

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the Prisoners is much more than it used to be under the

insufficient supervision of the Sindhrs Police.

very

(Signed.

J. John C. Whyte. (. ). F. M. Mitchell.)

(True Extract.)

Camerar

Colonial Secretary.

(Copy)

53

Meme: Mr. 76.

Mr. Mercer.

There

AV CUL

18th Colebu 1866.

A bes

123

only (according to the

last weekly statement) one prisoner in

Victoria Gaol last week, and 179 at Stone Cutter's Island - total in both places - 744.

Jam

As

aw

Not to move

experiment to

at least 100 from the latter place together with a proportionate number of the Warders on duty, and also of the Police

employed in guarding the Gaol. Let the Colonial Engineer

consult

with the Keeper of Victoria Gaol, who

the

proper party to point out the means of accommodating

100 additional prisoners,

Revised to fit the exact format and rules:

Page 53

the Prisoners is much more than it used to be under the

insufficient supervision of the Sindhrs Police.

very

(Signed.

J. John C. Whyte. (. ). F. M. Mitchell.)

(True Extract.)

Camerar

Colonial Secretary.

(Copy)

53

Meme: Mr. 76.

Mr. Mercer.

There

AV CUL

18th Colebu 1866.

A bes

123

only (according to the last weekly statement) one prisoner in

Vidovd/Victoria Gaol last week, and 179 at Stone Cutter's Island - total in both places - 744.

As it is not an experiment to move at least 100 from the latter place together with a proportionate number of the Warders on duty, and also of the Police employed in guarding the Gaol.

Let the Colonial Engineer consult with the Keeper of Victoria Gaol, who is the proper party to point out the means of accommodating 100 additional prisoners,

Let's correct and simplify to the exact output format:

Page 53

the Prisoners is much more than it used to be under the

insufficient supervision of the Sindhrs Police.

very

(Signed.

J. John C. Whyte. (. ). F. M. Mitchell.)

(True Extract.)

Camerar

Colonial Secretary.

(Copy)

53

Meme: Mr. 76.

Mr. Mercer.

18th October 1866.

There were only 123 (according to the last weekly statement) prisoners in Victoria Gaol last week, and 179 at Stone Cutter's Island - total in both places - 744.

Let an experiment be made to move at least 100 from the latter place together with a proportionate number of the Warders on duty, and also of the Police employed in guarding the Gaol.

Let the Colonial Engineer consult with the Keeper of Victoria Gaol, who is the proper party to point out the means of accommodating 100 additional prisoners,

The final version:

Page 53

the Prisoners is much more than it used to be under the

insufficient supervision of the Sindhrs Police.

very

(Signed.

J. John C. Whyte. (. ). F. M. Mitchell.)

(True Extract.)

Camerar

Colonial Secretary.

(Copy)

53

Memo: Mr. 76.

Mr. Mercer.

18th October 1866.

There were only 123 (according to the last weekly statement) prisoners in Victoria Gaol last week, and 179 at Stone Cutter's Island - total in both places - 744.

Let an experiment be made to move at least 100 from the latter place together with a proportionate number of the Warders on duty, and also of the Police employed in guarding the Gaol.

Let the Colonial Engineer consult with the Keeper of Victoria Gaol, who is the proper party to point out the means of accommodating 100 additional prisoners,