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and at 19 M. 25th another
similarration, being, with the exception of two, all liberated within two hours
afterwards. Muring thirty six hour of confinement they had two meals us supplied to them and most of them had
addition, articles
in
If food brought by their friends.
From the foregoing fact it will be readily seen that the inclemenag of the weather to which the prisoners wvere, subjected, there having
been no pain or
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or biting frost,
existed only in
the too
vived imagination of the newspaper reporter .
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respects the pries, made by the prisoners and disturbing the neigbourhood thereby
Javcertained at the time
that the prisoners did,
as any number of prisoners
would do, amuse themselves
& noise,
by making a greats and this the newspaper.
reporter, who resides in the vicinity of the Gaol, being hungry to pander to toe.
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