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air" early every morning; and

fresh air

to supply pure fresh

to the Solitary cells and

workrooms, when they

are

established. This might be done to advantage by putting

on to the Gread mill

fans and laying

wooden

whought

several

from the fans to the suurl

wards. There should be

also ventilating fluss

to

Communicate with the external

Air at the top. These should be supplied with lamps in the hat weather; to create a

current of air, when the

almosphere is in a stagnant state. An entrance Gateway should be erected containing

a reception room, bath rooms, store for prisoner's effects, and a pagrant ward: (these an the ground floor)

and a Military Guard.

-room above. A visitors, room

could also be added for

prisoners to see their

f

is friends

in. The whole cubic +

contents.

of the present cells

and wards is 1044.380/2 feet;

which at 7:50 Cubic feet for

each prisoner would only

priemer mould