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RETURN of the GAOLS, &c-continued,

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 sp-

ANSWERS

Common Gad. Have of Cavection, and the Coral Plecising and Cowest Prison for the Consular Ports of China and Japan;

attare of Refuge for

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Under the jurisdiction of a Superintendent, subject immediately to A. E. the G of the Colony, beat aby to the Magistrates and Justice of the leace who visit wackely

uncertain days, sisting their remarks on the discipline and general management. Il which is inspected of the Gast a Journal weekly by the Colonial Suretary.

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Superintendent (appointed by the Secretary

Rointed? Do all the Officers resideflate), lost and Interfucter of China, in the Prison? Are Female Prisoners Warden, thation, the fourgor, 14 Cinopean attended by Female Officers exclu- Turnkey, 4 Liebtor Grad Tuntley and 22

Chain Gary Guards appointed by the Governor

Lathe Colony;

All Officers rovide in the

sively!

Grol. Amale promer are attended by The Matine only.

4. Number of Classes, Divisions, or 12 clafer or Wards.

viz:-

Wards, Day-rooms, Work-rooms, and Airing-yards (with reference

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Chinese D.

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

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QUESTIONS.

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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?

-Bust.

Vegitable

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are derived in

The wettly eat of Food for European Prismes in Trento for Indians and

Chinees To crita. Senders, November for the supply of Provisions during the snowing y

7. Allowance of Clothing and Bed- Each European Primer has a food rug, 2 blaytech

ding, and Cost per head?

8. Hours of Labour and Exercise?

BAL

a malling and a pillow, Chimese have each a

blanket only. All priemere accordance with the Colonial Surgeons order, and to east for clocking and bedding liofilans is about $65 amuna, and Chinese about $3,490

The hours of labor are the same all the your round- viz: from 9 am to 12 mirfon 1 to s P m. All prisoners unemployed or in solitary comfinan. are allowed two hours walthing.

taurant

daily.

9. Description of Employment and Stive breathing, matrualling, oattern fisting of

Hard Labour?

10. Amount of Earnings, and how

synothing

clothes and bedding mside the deaning and refraining roads of the Colony, and various cation compilagmanity artside the bad under the direction of the Surveyor Is moral:

the value of the Primer: labor for repairing applied; in what proportion to the road is aturated by the Surveyor Prisoners, to the Officers, or the

Fund for the maintenance of the Prison?

erat.

5. Number of Sleeping Cells, Solitary or Dark Cells, &c.; and if any are befow ground?

there are 162 sleeping Ello of which

number 46 are separate & & Solitary, a Darth Cello. Nove of throw are below ground. There are abod 4 largo day

Aomus.

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 1

12. Are convicted Priconers prohibited from receiving Visita, or Letters, or any articles of Food er Clothing from their Relatives or Friends: if not, under what restalations?

the classification as directed by the Ait has belly shiitly

adhund to and worth

well.

Prisoners may

receive letters and be visited by thair riends moeder these vitrction, rig-

Actors ones in three montro.

Deblon at mil seals who the fast feculation On the day before the aspiration Jun wirence, his friends are fromiller too coating for him. Lebles and Jurisoners tre aloued to receive from and clatime trair friends and bjut to the me pichie

recciating Officer.

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