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A counter report against them. Now, Sir, in reply to the charge brought against me to-day (29/3/88) by the said prisoner Brown. I must acknowledge the peculiar circumstances by which he contrived to cause me to far forget myself that I did strike him; but not in the manner he describes; I entirely deny that I used any abusive language toward him. The case occurred in the following manner. On the morning of the 29th of March 1883, in the usual course of my duties in the Gave I served the prisoner with his oakum; which is already made up by another officer. I then went away and coming back I saw his night soil bucket standing out the door; in opening his cell for him to take it in, the prisoner remarked in a most insolent and contemptuous manner "that the said oakum was untarly than usual" I made reply that it was the same as the other prisoner had, I also remarked "Do you think any officer would pick you out bad oakum" the prisoner then replied "Oh no" But in such
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