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of Convicts

the good Conduct of to

under sentence.

↓----

That the nomination of

as

Governer

of

pr

3 very

Mr. Ingles the Cacl has producedit beneficial results is not only my own opinion but is allested

by the unanimous testimony of the Visiting Magistrates

There is however very great difficulty in temning the laber of prisoners to profito 16 account in a building so little adapta to cossification, and so- inEfficient for security the

wisting prison - The

State

7

state of the Colonial funds

will not allow the

Construction of such a Jail

as would enable us to

accomplish the objects which

Arr

provided for under a proper system of Prison. dicipline, but should the Suggestions of Dr. Bridges

18d in my Dispatch

Qd

Conveyed

N: 123 dated

6th Augush lash

br entertained by you.

Should you recognize claims of the Colony for

Relief

in cases.

which arr

or

thi

Cases of Expenditures

pratly Imperial.

and not Colonial, as arr.

many.