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Regulations for the Government of Her Majesty's Jail on the Island of Hongkong

One European Constable will be on sentry over the Convict Jail day and night, his duty is to take charge of the sick, cooks, and sweepers, and not allow them to leave the prison unless accompanied by an Indian Constable; he will also visit the Indian Constable on sentry over the solitary cells every half hour during the night, and see that he is alert on duty.

One European Constable will remain at the Prison all day; he will keep the keys in his possession during the day, and at sunset deliver them over to the Jailer.

One Indian Constable will be posted on sentry over the solitary cells every evening at sunset, and remain posted till 6 o'clock the following morning.

Each prisoner must be searched before he is locked up, and knives or other cutting instruments...

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Regulations for the Government of Her Majesty's Jail on the Island of Hongkong One European Constable will be on sentry over the Convict Jail day and night, his duty is to take charge of the sick, cooks, and sweepers, and not allow them to leave the prison unless accompanied by an Indian Constable; he will also visit the Indian Constable on sentry over the solitary cells every half hour during the night, and see that he is alert on duty. One European Constable will remain at the Prison all day; he will keep the keys in his possession during the day, and at sunset deliver them over to the Jailer. One Indian Constable will be posted on sentry over the solitary cells every evening at sunset, and remain posted till 6 o'clock the following morning. Each prisoner must be searched before he is locked up, and knives or other cutting instruments... Page 130 Page 131
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE To Te le h Reference -- C.O./133 COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON [ 343. ) 131 [842] LONDON: Printed by W. Clovas and Sows, 14, Charing Cram, For Her Majesty's Stationery Ofice. Regulations for the Government of Her on the Island of Hongkong Majesty's Jail sentry One European Constable will be on. over the Convict fail day and night, his dirty 1 is to take charge of the sick, cooks, and sweepers, and not allow them to leave the prison unless accompanied by an Indian Constable; he will also visit the Indian Constable on sentry. over the solitary cells every half hour during the night, and see that he is alert on duty One European Constable will remain at the Prison all day; he will keep the heys in his persession during the day, and at sunset deliver them over to the Jailer One Indian Constable will be posted on sentry. over the solitary cells. every evening at sunset, and remain • posted till 6 o'clock the following morning. Each prisoner meest be searched before he is locked ups, and knives or other cutting instrument Page 130Page 131
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

To Te le h

Reference --

C.O./133

COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

[ 343. )

131

[842]

LONDON:

Printed by W. Clovas and Sows, 14, Charing Cram, For Her Majesty's Stationery Ofice.

Regulations for the Government of Her on the Island of Hongkong

Majesty's Jail

sentry

One European Constable will be on. over the Convict fail day and night, his dirty

1 is to take charge of the sick, cooks, and sweepers, and not allow them to leave the prison unless accompanied

by an Indian Constable; he will also visit the Indian Constable on sentry.

over the

solitary cells

every half hour during the night, and see that he is alert on duty

One European Constable will remain at the Prison all day; he will keep the heys in his persession during the day, and at sunset deliver them over to the Jailer

One Indian Constable will be posted on sentry. over the solitary cells. every evening at sunset, and remain

• posted till 6 o'clock the following morning.

Each prisoner meest be searched before

he is locked ups, and knives or other cutting instrument

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