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The Gaoler will visit the cells morning and evening, and satisfy himself of the safety of his prisoners. He must recollect that the preservation of their health will mainly depend upon cleanliness of persons and abode, to which he will particularly direct his attention. The Constable on duty will see that no prisoner leaves the prison, unless under the special charge of a Constable or Officer of the Prison.
One of the Police Magistrates will visit the Prison at least once every week, and make a written Report to His Excellency the Governor.
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He shall make his bed or cause it to be made, and clean his room or cause it to be cleared, every morning. He shall be required to keep himself clean and decent in his person and conform to the Rules and Regulations here laid down; and it shall be the duty of the Gaolers to see that the rules are strictly adhered to.
Every person on admission shall be examined by the Gaoler, in order to ascertain that he has no dangerous weapon or articles calculated to facilitate escape, or spirituous liquors.
He may, when not receiving any allowance from the prison, receive from his friends, or purchase, food or clothing; but no debtor shall be allowed to receive or purchase more than one quart or half a pint of wine, or any spirituous liquors, or more than one quart of beer in any one day of twenty-four hours. No article in the custody of the Sheriff shall be kept in the Prison without his leave first being obtained.
Articles of clothing and food shall only be received between the hours of eight in the forenoon and four in the afternoon, and be subject to the inspection of the Gaoler, in order to prevent extravagance and waste on the part of such food, wine, beer, or other articles. None shall be given, sold, or exchanged with any other debtor, and any debtor transgressing this rule shall lose the privilege of receiving or purchasing any wine or beer for such time as the visiting Justices may deem proper, and be subject also to such privations or restraints as the said Justices may lawfully direct.
He shall, after declaration to that effect, and on making it appear to the satisfaction of the Gaoler or visiting Justices, that he has no other means of support, receive the Government...
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Rules and Regulations to be observed by each Inmate of
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