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RETURN of the GAOLS, &c.--continuech

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.)

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2. Under whose jurisdiction and

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- pointed? Do all the Officers reside in the Prison? Are Female Prisoners attended by Female Officers exclu- sively?

4. Number of Classes, Divisions, or Wards, Day-rooms, Work-rooms, and Airing-yards (with reference to Plan); and whether the same can be extended or increased?

ANSWERS.

Common Gaol, House of Correction, and the Gental raiving & Conviel Prison. for Are British Consular poils of time.

and Japan..

Hide the direction of a superintendent subject

more inemedialety to the Gevemor of the Colony, has also to the Tragishätes Justice of its peace, who wront wrevety In rotation, at emcertain hours, meting then remarsts on the discipline 1 of the Prism, in a Journal which is inspected nestly by the Colonial Secretary.

One inperintendent appointed by stenetary of Hate. I list, I harden, 1 Interpreter of Chriss, I mation, I Mufunger, & unopean Turnley +18 Indian. Pumileys appromited by the Governor of the Colony, Semmle fuismun are alluded neclusively by the Mation, all

queurs reside in the Orion.

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RETURN of the GAOLS, &c.—continued.

QUESTIONS.

6. Dietary or Weekly Allowance, and Weekly Cost per head for the dif ferent description of Prisoners? and under what system and control the Food, Medicine, and Clothing for the Prisoners is contracted for, or otherwise provided ?

7. Allowance of Clothing and Bed-

ding, and Cost per head?

8. Hours of Labour and Exercise ?

9. Description of Employment and

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?

11. Whether the Classification directed by the Colonial Act has been ob- served: if not, for what reasons; and what measures have been taken to remedy this defect?

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ANSWERS.

Orioners segrivy sxeully

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The Ludiqui' Bread..

Rij Beforest without bound for fish to inter lives and

Jami Vegetables.

14 stalt

Jack

Seap

Firewood

-4/36 domp

14

The cast of each infran illi fu nad s

for Indians Chris 19. Fenders are received in New for the supply of forisions oil or for

If fronchained in the Colony. Ars

firedionas are unpfatred by the Civil thospitat

trs for the future will be oblained from England.

the mid

Emote Confrom finisarer has a Bed rug. 2. Blandeti a only,

mallus pillars, Chimes have a mase Plantlet

cod of ludding for soch Exropean is about #6 yearly,

yearly.

and gr.

The home of Calw are the

ad

same all the

BE MA

year round,

from 9 am to 12 hoov and.

from 1 m. liel & om. (frewaren inployed. laste tus hour walking exercise daily.

solitary confinement

More Breasting, Matinasting: Cholsun p

mashing Clothing & Bedding inside the Jail, and cleaning & refroiding the roads of the belongs apisting in the section of the Mimt in der the direction of the Surveyor Germal.

The overalt of cash paid into the Clovial breaming during

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you or acquins of five caring is het be by properties of in est le the fund for the maintenance, firimmen confined during this geht. But all this Reads in the District of Pretoria have been slept in repair. by Anwar labor, an average of livinly European survenue for day have dove good servies in bructions of the The dat

new tint

apisting in

defaification has been carried into effet

and works well. ·

5. Nuinber of Sleeping Cells, Solitary

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

140. Teeping Cells of there 46 ore, separate

Cells and Jace dorst" Cello, more

of the Gett

one below ground.

12. Are convicted Prisoners prohibited. And the following restrictions:

from receiving Visits, or Letters, or

any

articles of Food or Clothing from their Relatives or Friends: if not, under what restrictions?

friends indel Filour

scrive with of litle from their

mes in three monitu. Misdemeanants oned in die weute.

Anisonen schlemand - according to Gail Regulat Leblin, ad libitum tell the how of 5 PM. aveed

day but not on

Sundays.

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