PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON
2[0.0.133 LEBEKKA PALI
Prisoners rise, Muster, Wash. Labour including Parades, Breakfast and Exercise, Labour including Parades, Dinner and Exercise, Labour including Parades. Supper, Exercise, Muster, Shutting up.
| Summer | Winter |
|---|---|
| 5:30 | 6:00 |
| 6:00 | 6:30 |
| 6:00 | 7:00 |
| 6:30 | 8:00 |
| 9:00 | 8:00 |
| 9:00 | 9:00 |
| 12:00 | 9:00 |
| 12:00 | 1:00 |
| 12:00 | 1:00 |
| 0:15 | 4:30 |
| 6:00 | 4:30 |
| 5:30 |
Quarrying and collecting stone for and erecting a sea wall, Boundary Hall, Pier, Cook houses, Guard House, and Garden Wall. Levelling hill and filling in bay, also in various other services for the improvement of the island. There has also been a gang of convicts employed by the contractor for building the new gaol in excavating the foundations. This has averaged 68.07 daily since the commencement of the work. The sum of $427 has been earned by the prisoners employed by the contractor, which will be paid by him and credited to the public in the employment of his contract.
The classification of prisoners cannot be carried out as they are located in a hulk.
There is a chapel. The best arrangements are however made for the decent performance of divine worship, during which the prisoners are not separated.
The chaplain performs duty at this gaol. Instruction has been supplied from various sources.
The general health of the prisoners during the year 1864 has been very good. In the four hottest months, viz. July, August and September, the daily average in the hospital was 3.73, the average number of convicts during that period being 250.90. The average number of sick for the remaining eight months of the year was 3.75 daily, being 1.38 per cent of the convicts in confinement during these months.
The hulk is in a good state of repair, secure, and as a temporary measure will be adopted for a prison. The new gaol is in course of erection on the island. There is a marked improvement in the industry of the prisoners; this change may be attributed to various causes, the principal of which are the prospect the prisoner has now of obtaining a remission of a portion of his sentence by industrious and well-conducted behaviour; the constant supervision of the gaol staff over the convicts while at labour, and the attention to and the interest the officers are compelled to take in their duties.
(Signed) L. Tomlin, Superintendent.
ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION ÖN TRES
PUBLIC
RECORD OFFICE, LONDON
I my
2[0.0.133
LEBEKKA PALI
Prisoners riso Muster Wash. Ta
Labour including Parades
Breakfast
and Exercis
Labour including Parades
Dinner and Excncise
Labour including Parades.
Supper, Exercise Mustiv Sucking up se.
172 Labour. Patient's in Hospital. Sundays and other Holy days.
&.
Summer From
Winter
√.
Rom
N
6- 30
6.
&. O
8.
9.
8.
9.
9.
12.0.
20
12.
0
0
0.15.0 / 0 4.30
0
Quarrying and Collecting stone for and erecting a sea wall Boundary 9. Hall, Pier Cook homes, Guard House, and Garden Wall. Seveling Hill and filling in Bay, also in various other services for the improvement of live Island. There has alas been a gang of Convids employed by the Contractor for building the new garl in excavating the foundations t
"has данд. averaged 68.07 daily since the commencerment of the work. The sum of $427 has been earned by the Prismers employed 10.
by the Contractor, which will be paid by him and credited to the
in the emplction of his contract.
This
Public
The classification of Prisoners cannot be carried out as
they
are thocated in a Hulk.
long
ao
II.
Prisoners may receive Visits or Letters every three months, frovided 12.
they have noh! of Ford or closet ficted the indulgence by miserduct. No article
There is in
is allowed
Chapel. The best arrangements are however made for the decent performance of divine seorship, during which the
Prisoners are not separated.
The Chaplain performs
not receive any.
Me
*
duty at this laol.
instruction. a
have been supplies from
13.
Prisoners do 14.
few Bibles and other suitable books
various fources.
Yes. On Sunday at hours most convenient to themselves. 15. But generally at about firm.
A daily visit is made to the sick by the Surgeon. A portion 16.
of the Floating Police Station is set apart for the accommodation."
the sick prisoners.
Fever: Diarrhaw, Dysentery Syphilis, Aleers and abcesses
די
19 Destroying Prison property, Idleness, Possession of frohibited
Articles, Gambling Feigning sick, Quavelling to
21.
Noue
None.
the past year has been good. The majority of the offences committed were of a trifling nature!
wao G
June
The general health of the Prismers during the year 1864 has been very good. In the four hottest months
viz July •Augual and September, there daily average of 3.73 in the Hospitat, the average. number of convicts during that period being 250.9o. The average number of lick for the remaining light months of the
year.
was 3.75 daily, being 1.38 per cent of the Convicts in confinement during these
mmths.
The Hulk is in a good stato of repair, recure, and as temporary measure will adopted for
a Prison. The "New Garl" is in course of erection on the Island. There is a marked improvement in the industry of the Prismers, this change may be attributed to various cances, the principal of which are the prospect the Prisoner: has now of obtaining a remission of a portion of his sentence by industrious and well conducted; the Constant supervision the Gool Staff over the Consricts while al laber, and the atteritin to and the interest the whole
of the
the officers compelled to take in thin duties.
(tijnen) Ges: L. Tomlin, Superintendent.
are
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.