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further auction is called for, under the state of things disclosed by this correspondence has been already effectually remedied.
In this country
Hugging
Enter the inflicted, in convict prisons without an order from the Directors are or done
The visiting justices should ensure that punishment is carried out in accordance with the regulations.
A similar order ought to be enforced in all convict prisons. A punishment book should be kept in every prison, and should be submitted at regular intervals, certainly not less often than once a month, to the superintending authority, distinct from the officers of the prison, and approved authority, which is tasked with reporting any illegality or misuse of punishment.
In paragraph 4 of the chart, it is stated that in 1828 there were 1828 illegal floggings of one prisoner. This statement seems to be an error and needs to be inquired into.
It was reported that the floggings took place without proper authority. Keswick's visit to the prison revealed that the regulations were not followed.
The question of whether he is to blame depends upon the regulations under which he acted, which may not have contemplated such actions.
Lent Kimberley - Sept 26/80
The regulations of the Army seem to have been referenced, but the reply is not clear.
The Draft of the Ordinance is to be sent to you to bring the law of Wrecking into accordance with English law & practice.
For Wongfield
30.9
When you peruse the St. K. Prison Regulations
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