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RETURN of the GAOLS, &c.—continued.

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RETURN of the GAOLS, &c.—continued.

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QUESTIONS.

1. General Description of the Prison: whether Common Gaol, House of Correction, or otherwise! (To be accompanied by a Ground Plan of the Buildings, &c.)

2. Under whose jurisdiction and super- intendence; and what measures are adopted for securing the Visitation of the Prison by the Local Magistrates or other authorities? (A Copy of the Rules and Regulations to be for- warded with the Return.)

3. Number of Officers, and how ap-

ANSWERS.

Common Gast, Hame of Correction, & ginal Recriving and Convict thison for the Consular port of China and Japan; is ale, used as

a Wame of Refuge for destitunte Ясальный and th

Under the jurisdiction of a Infurintendent auteject

Ingred

immediating to 4.2. the harms of the Celanphot alse to the Magistrali and Justices of the Peace who visit incetily in rotation on imartain days, noting their smartte on the discipline & general manager ment of the Gaol in a journal which is inspected wasily by the Colonial Secretary.

Superintendent (appronted by the Secretary of State), pointed? Do all the Officers reside Clarke and Interpreter of Chinae, Warden, Mation, in the Prison? Are Female Prisoners fonger; 14 European Turnkeys, ! Deblin' Gask attended by Female Officers exclu-Turtley, and 19 Chain Gang Guards affiointed ly the Gavour of the Colony. All office reside in the Gad. Tunale prisoners "attended" by Mation only..

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QUESTIONS.

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ANSWERS.

tiseurs receive.

waerely

6. Dietary or Weekly Allowance, and

Weekly Cost per head for the diff (with).

ferent description of Prisoners? and g

Sigetables.

under what system and control the

Food, Medicine, and Clothing for

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the Prisoners is contracted for, or the windy cost of Food for unspean fuismas is 914

otherwise provided?

7. Allowance of Clothing and Bed-

ding, and Cost head?

per

8. Hours of Labour and Exercise ?

and for Indians and Chinese 35. Tenders are received in Maconter for the supply of provisions during the ursuring year.

lach hopean fuioner has a Bedrug; I blankiel's. I mattress, I pittore Chinese have each a mat ollantiet only. All frisoners are clostred in accs.dance with the Colonial Jurgenis vedere, and the rest for electing '& bedding lunofiroom is about 86, and Chinese $3.00 per armenn.. Hours of labor me the same all the year round, eig. from Janv. to 12 M. and from 1 to 5 PM All prismars unemployed. •colitary confinement are allowed I

walthing cancion daily..

hours

9. Description of Employment and breathing, mat matting, satium fuiting, warking

Hard Labour?

10. Amount of Earnings, and how ap- plied; in what proportion to the Prisoners, to the Officers, or the Fund for the maintenance of the Prison ?

cloatiro and beading inside the Grot, cleaning and referring the Roads of stre. Colony and various scheng inplopments artside the Gaol under the direction of the Surveyor General..

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4. Number of Classes, Divisions, or Wards, Day-rooms, Work-rooms, and Airing-yards (with reference

Plan); and whether the same can be extended or increased !

12. Clafers & Wards, rig:.

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Indian.

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There are 10 Airing or Exercive Yards-

5. Number of Sleeping Cells, Solitary There are 163 Sheeping Cello, of which muruber,

or Dark Cells, &c.; and if any are below ground?

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below

There

• Separate, and 8 Solitary or Dark Bell. None of them are

ground. aw also 4 large Day Ron...

11. Whether the Classification directed the classification on directed by the Act has been

by the Colonial Act has been ob strictly adhered to and works

served: if not, for what reasons;

and what measures have been taken to remedy this defect?

12. Are convicted Prisoners prohibited

from receiving Visits, or Letters, or

any articles of Food or Clothing from

Prisoners

remarkably well!

frinde armay review letter, obe visited by strain.

Felons.

stuve restrictions, nig:

ence in three marche. Misdemeanauto. mer in sind wietło.

On Remand according to the Gas Regulations. Deblow. at intinvalo intit & 1.M. daily.

their Relatives or Friends: if not on the day before the expiration of a prisoner's sentence

under what restrictions ?

his friends are fremmitted to bring

in clocking for him?

L'ebtors andt frisoners on Remand are allowed to receive food and clocking from their friends subject to the inspection of the receiving Officer..

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