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Victoria Gaol, Honoxong.
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F. DOUGLAS,
Superintendent of Victoria Gaol.
No. 25.
GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
The Regulations for the government of Victoria Gaol as last amended by the Justices of the Peace, and approved by His Excellency The Governor, are published for general information.
By Order,
Colonial Secretary's Office, Vietoria, Hongkong, 8th March, 1859.
REGULATIONS
FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE GAOL AT HONGKONG.
W. T. MERCER, Colonial Secretary.
charge of Governor of
I. The Gaol of Hongkong shall be under the immediate superintendence of the Gaol to be under Governor of the Gaol, who shall be responsible for the proper conduct thereof. Gaol
II. The Gaol shall be open to the inspection of any Justice of the Peace, and, To be open to the Inspection of Justices His Excellency the Governor of Hongkong may appoint certain of the Justices whose of the Fesce. duty it shall be to inspect the Gaol at least once a Week, either singly or otherwise. Governor may appoint His Excellency the These shall be called Visiting Justices. A Gaol Visitation Book shall be kept in the Visiting Justiers." custody of the Governor of the Gaol, and it shall be the duty of the Visiting Justices to write therein the results of their inspection on each occasion; but the Book shall also be open for the remarks of any Justice visiting the Gaol.
III. ` This Book shall be forwarded every Monday to the Colonial Secretary, to be by him laid before his said Excellency, and any Order thereupon that his said Excellency may see fit to give, shall be intimated by the Colonial Secretary to the Governor of the Gaol, whose duty it shall be to see such Order carried out.
IV. The Gaol shall be open at all times to the visits of the Colonial Chaplain and the Colonial Surgeon.
Gaol Visitation Book.
God to be open to
Chaplain and Surgeon.
prescribe Hours
V. The Governor of the Gaol shall prescribe the Hours of every Day during Governor of Gaol to which the Prisoners shall Work; and may, on the recommendation of the Colonial Work,purchase Books, Chaplain, and with the sanction of the Colonial Secretary, purchase suitable Books & for the use of the Prisoners. All improper Books shall be excluded from the Prison.
Governor of Gol
certain cases
VI. Under special circumstances, the Governor of the Gaol may allow a may alter Diet or sa- Prisoner Food, Clothing, or other necessaries, besides or in lieu of the Prison allow- pead Regulations in ance, and temporarily suspend any Gaol Regulation in reference to any Prisoner : provided that he record his proceedings therein in a Book to be kept by bim, and called the Governor's Book, which Book shall be from time to time submitted to the Colonial Secretary for his said Excellency's information.
may direct that Trans-
VII. The Governor of the Gaol may direct any Prisoners under Sentence of Governor of Gaol Transportation, or against whom Sentence of Death may have been recorded, to be ported Feloos be pot kept to Hard Labour as Felons; or, if such Prisoner be already at Work, he may Labour, &. direct the suspension of his Labour, provided that he record in the Governor's Book his procee lings therein; and he may at his discretion authorize the employment of any Prisoner in the service of the Gaol, but not in its discipline, or in the service of any Officer. or so that such Prisoner shall sleep without the Prison premises.
Governor of Gaol may recommend Pri-
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VIII. On observing or becoming credibly informed of any extraordinary dili- gence or merit on the part of any Prisoner, the said Governor may record the same soners for Pardon. in the Governor's Book, in order that his said Excellency may consider the propriety with conditions
plying with of exercising his prerogative of Pardon towards such Prisoner; but if any conditional of Pardon. Pardon or Remission of Punishment he granted to and accepted by any Prisoner, and such Prisoner after release fail to fulfil the required Conditions, the said Governor may convey him together with the original Warrant of Commitment before a Justice of the Peace. who, on being satisfied of the non-compliance with the Conditions, shall record a Minute of the same on the back of the Warrant, after which such Warrant shall have the same force as if such Pardon or Remission bad not been granted.
IX The Governor of the Gaol may order any Prisoner to be ironed, or taken Governor of Grot out of Irons, for such time as he shall direct, recording the facts in the Governor's 55 le ironed Book.
X. The Officers of the Gaol shall be,-
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