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shall be in the long boat with the Convicts to regulate them when getting the morning board. I recollect that the boat was upset. I was informed in reply to my question that fifty-five Convicts were about going ashore. I then directed that more Convicts should go into the boat, and I believe the number increased to eighty. This was intended to avoid bringing on board eighty wrists at a time, because the Convicts were in a hurry to go from the ship, they only exhibited a desire to get speedily from the vessel.
It was my intention that there should be a longer time to ventilate the ship, and also to get the Convicts to their labor on shore.
Henry Manning, late Warden of the Convict Hulk, had been eleven months in Government employ at the Jail and had been about three weeks Warden at the Hulk there. There was no order as to what number of Convicts should be conveyed to the shore; sometimes we
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shall be in the long bout with the Convicts to regulate them
when getting
the
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morning
board. Irecollect.
that the bout
d in
upset I was informed
reply
to my question that fifty five
Convicts
were
inn
orne
bout going ashore.
I then directed that
comiots should.
go
"ve
into the boat
and I believe the number.
increased to eighty, this
intended to anthro
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wrists bering brought on bourd
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in a hurry
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board-when
ordered more
convicts to be placed
in the bout it was
my
get them speedily from
so
desire to
the vessel
that there should be a longer
time to ventilate the ship, and
also to get the Convicts to their labor
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shore:
Henry Manning,
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severn deposth.
Warden of the Convict bulk_
been eleven month's in Government
employ at the Juil and have
been about three weeks Warden at
the Hulk there.
was no order as
to what muber of Convists
should be
conveyest
avergest to
and
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