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

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

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

One Indian Constable will be posted as sentry at the solitary cells every evening at sunset, and remain till 6 o'clock the following morning. Each prisoner must be searched before he is locked up, and anything taken from him.

No clothes, food, or other articles, cutting instruments or anything else will be allowed to enter the Jail without being previously inspected by the Constable on duty.

No prisoner will be allowed to quit his cell unless to labour, or exercise, or to obey a call of nature, without special permission.

No prisoner will be allowed to receive...

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Regulations for the Government of Her Majesty's Jail on the Island of Hong Kong One European Constable will be sentry at the Convict Jail day and night: his duty is to take charge of the sick, cooks, and sweepers, and not allow them to have access to the prison unless accompanied by an orderly warder. He will also visit the Indian Constable on sentry over the solitary cells every hour during the night, and see that he is at his duty. One European Constable will remain at the prison all day; he will keep the keys in his possession during the day, and at a certain hour deliver them over to the Jailer. One Indian Constable will be posted as sentry at the solitary cells every evening at sunset, and remain till 6 o'clock the following morning. Each prisoner must be searched before he is locked up, and anything taken from him. No clothes, food, or other articles, cutting instruments or anything else will be allowed to enter the Jail without being previously inspected by the Constable on duty. No prisoner will be allowed to quit his cell unless to labour, or exercise, or to obey a call of nature, without special permission. No prisoner will be allowed to receive...
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PUBLIC

RECORD OFFICE

21

Reference :——

133

COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO

BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

5263

)

262

LONDON:

Printed by W, Clowes and Sovs, 14, Charing Crowe.

For Her Mu satya Stationery Office.

Regulations for the Government of Heir Majestys Jail on the Island of Honghung

rocz

145

One Curopean, Constable will be

sentry the Convict . Jail day and night : his duty, is to take charge. of the sick, corks, and sweepers, and not. allow them to have titi prison unless accompanies.

the by an Sadiun borsstable. He will also visit the Indian Constart on sentry

ove the solitary coils every liney hour during the night, and see that he is atest dity.

021

One European Constable with remain at the prison alê day; he will keep the keys in his positive 'during the day, and at cancer dowver theme over to this

Jailer.

rock

Lo

'

Oni Indian Constable will be posted

the solitary, celés

6 posted

every evening

"

sentry

at sunect, and, remain

till see o'clock the following morning. bach prisoner must be searched before he is

locked use, and kencies or

taken from him.

To clothes, food

olfier

culting instruments

allowed to enter the "face without being previouely

fort a anything cles will be

inspected by the Constable on duty.

cell unless

No prisoner will be allowed to quit his

to labour, overcise, or to obey

nature, withiont : special permission.

a call of

Ho prisoner will be allowed to receive

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