XXI. What are shortly the rules as to diet?
With the exception of debtors and defendants on remand or committed for trial, all prisoners are fed on penal diet of bread (or rice) and water for ten days (i.e., five days at a time) in each month for the first six months of their imprisonment.
At other times, except when under punishment for Prison offences, the diet of each prisoner is as follows:—
| Meal | Article | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Breakfast | Bread | 6 oz | 6 oz | 6 oz | 6 oz | 6 oz | 6 oz | 6 oz | |
| Gruel | 1 pint | 1 pint | 1 pint | 1 pint | 1 pint | 1 pint | 1 pint | ||
| Dinner | Bread | 4 oz | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | |
| Potatoes | 10 oz | ||||||||
| Meat | 8 oz | ||||||||
| Soup | 1 pint | 1 pint | 1 pint (Mon, Wed, Fri) | ||||||
| Suet Pudding | ... | ||||||||
| Rice (Common) | 8 oz | ||||||||
| Fish | 12 oz | ||||||||
| Curry Stuff | 74 drs | ||||||||
| Supper | Bread | 6 oz | 6 oz | 6 oz | 6 oz | 6 oz | 6 oz | 6 oz | |
| Gruel | 1 pint | 1 pint | 1 pint | 1 pint | 1 pint | 1 pint | 1 pint |
It is understood these measures are for uncooked provisions, except in the case of made up articles of diet; and meat is understood to be without bone.
E. CUPPER,
NOTE. Any prisoner sentenced to more than five days Penal Diet, to have one pint of Gruel at Breakfast and Supper.
| Article | Quantity | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Bread | 1 lb | Daily |
| Beef, Mutton, or Pork (without bone) | 8 oz | 6 days a week |
| Fresh Fish | 14 oz | Once a week |
| Beef for Soup | 12 oz | ... |
| Potatoes | 8 oz | 3 days a week |
| Vegetables | 8 oz | 3 days a week |
| White Rice | ... | One day |
| Suet Pudding | ... | Once a week |
| Oatmeal for Gruel | ... | Once a week |
| Tea | ... | ... |
| Sugar | ... | ... |
| Curry Stuff | ... | Once a week |
Soup, Suet Pudding, and Curry Stuff to be made in respect for other Prisoners, except that Beef is allowed in this class.
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Questions.
XXI. What are shortly the rules as to diet?
Answers.
With the exception of debtors and defendants on remand or committed for trial, all prisoners are fed on penal diet of bread (or rice) nnd water for ten days (ie., five days at a time) in each month for the first six months of their imprisonment.
At other times, execpt when under punishment for Prison offences, the diet of each prisoner is as follows:—
DIETARY FOR EUROPEAN PRISONERS.
DINNER.
BREAKFAST.
́Brend, Gruel,.
1 pint J
Brend,.........................
Cocon,
........! pint
FULL Diet.
..........6 oz. 】 Sunday, Tuesday, Thurs-
day, and Saturday,
.....6 oz. Į Monday, Wodnesday.
and Friday.
Bread...
Potatoes, .........10 oz.
Ment,
Soup,
G oz. 1 pint
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Soup,
piut
Bread,...........................................4 oz. Brend,.....
.......! pine's
Suct Pudding,.... th.
Bread............................................1. 02. Rico (Common),....8 oz. Fish, .........................................12 oz. Curry Stuff,..... 74drs.
Brend..............6 0%,
Gruol,...............? pint S
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Sunday.
Daily.
It is understood these measures are for uncooked provisions, except in the case of made up articles of diet; and meat is understood to be without bone.
E.CPPER,
NOTE. Any prisoner sentenced to more than five daya Penal Dict, to have one pint of Gruel at Bronk- fast and Supper.
DAILY RATION FOR EACHI EUROPEAN DEBTOR AND FIRST-CLASS MISDEMEANANT.
Bread,
Beef, Mutton, or Pork without bone, (6 days a week),........................................................................... Fresh Fish, (once a week),.......................... Beal for Soup.
Potatoes. (3 days a week), -
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8
OZ.
14
8 OL.
02.
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8
OL.
Bb.
Vegetables, (3 days a week), White Rice. (one day),
Suet Pudding, (once a week),
Ostroval for Gruel, (once a week),...........................
Ten...
Sugar,
VALIDADE SUDOSÉ------------ba
Curry Stuff, (roco a week),
Soup, Spet Pudding, and Carry Stuff to be made
in receipt for other Prisoners, except that Beef R is allowed in this clam.
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