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of the Privy Council, having been referred home from this on appeal.

The Statements promulgated here from time to time as regards the state of Mr Tarrant's health and the nature of his treatment have been greatly exaggerated. His health is now, and has been from the first, I am glad to state, perfectly good, and the Jail – although too small, and in other respects not altogether as might be desired, is kept scrupulously clean, and is remarkably healthy.

My directions have been that, as far as the circumstances of the place would permit, Mr Tarrant should be treated in the same way as a person would be treated if undergoing imprisonment for a similar offence in a well-regulated English Jail; and this I believe has been carried out to the utmost extent consistent with the discipline of the prison. I may mention that he has been allowed a room to himself, has been exempted from all prison occupation, and permitted to see his friends and carry on his correspondence free from all restraint.

As, however, the acting Chief Justice reported to me that he had been aware, when passing the sentence, that

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83 4. of the Privy Council, having been referred home from this on appeal. The Statements promulgated here from time to time as regards the state of Mr Tarrant's health and the nature of his treatment have been greatly exaggerated. His health is now, and has been from the first, I am glad to state, perfectly good, and the Jail although too small, and in other respects not altogether as might be desired, is kept scrupulously clean, and is remarkably healthy. My directions have been that, as far as the circumstances of the place would permit, Mr Tarrant should be treated in the same way as a person would be treated if undergoing imprisonment for a similar offence in a well-regulated English Jail; and this I believe has been carried out to the utmost extent consistent with the discipline of the prison. I may mention that he has been allowed a room to himself, has been exempted from all prison occupation, and permitted to see his friends and carry on his correspondence free from all restraint. As, however, the acting Chief Justice reported to me that he had been aware, when passing the sentence, that
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83 4. of the Privy Council, having been referred home from this on appeal. The Statements promulgate 4. here from time to time as ryard the state of Mr Tariant's health and the ninture of his treatment have been greatly exaggerated- His health is now, and has been from the first, I am glad to state, perfectly good, and the Jail although too small, and in otter respects not altogether might be desired, is kept scrupulously clean, and is remarkably healthy. what My directions have been that as have been that, as for as the circumstances of the place would permit, Mr Tarrant } should be treated in the same way as a person would be treated if undergoing imprisonment for Similar Offence in a well regulated English Jail; and this I believe has been carried out to the utmost extent consistent with the biscipline of the prison. On proof of this Ining mention that he has been allowed a room to himself, may been exempted from all prison occupation, and permitted to see his friends and carry on his coverypondence free from all restraint As however the acting Chief Justice reported to me if that he had been aware, when pasing the condition sentence, of
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4.

of the Privy Council, having been referred home from this on appeal.

The Statements promulgate

4.

here

from

time to time as

ryard the state of Mr Tariant's health and the ninture of his treatment

have been greatly exaggerated- His health is now, and has been from the first, I am glad to state, perfectly good, and the Jail – although too small, and in otter respects not altogether might be desired, is kept scrupulously clean, and is

remarkably healthy.

what

My directions have been that as

have been that, as for

as

the circumstances of the place

would permit, Mr Tarrant

}

should be treated in the same

way

as a

person would be treated

if undergoing imprisonment for Similar Offence in a well regulated English Jail; and this I believe has been carried out to the

utmost extent consistent with the

biscipline of the prison. On proof of this Ining mention that he has been allowed a room to himself,

may

been exempted from all prison occupation, and permitted to see his

friends and

carry

on his coverypondence free from all

restraint

As however the acting

Chief Justice reported to me

if

that

he had been aware, when pasing the condition

sentence, of

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