Kise
which in
were
among
the causes
orimion justified
my the expression I made
Lise
of in
May last. I wish I could
Lay
that all these evils are at present wholly removed, but they have been greatly mitigated under the cxisting system. Mr Englis is by degrees effecting important reforms in the management of the Jail and
I hope
his appointment will
bring with it very very
useful results.
More work is done within the
prison than has hitherto been accomplished and the now- official Justices
or a
portion
287
of them
now seem inclined to bicit the Sail in turn and take
some interest in its better Government.
Bout. I feel myself orund
A
to inform you that independently of the ill-adaptation
the Jail to it's
F
many
purposes in
respects it is, without
considerable alteration
(involving a large outlay) insceme place of custody in 20
as a
ex
mues that a well organized.
plan would probably result in
the
There
... –
excape of all the prisonas
are no Colonial Funds at
my disposal which admit
of
i
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