QGR4/303

Minute Book of the Visiting Justices' weekly meetings [second Volume]. Contains information on prisoners' numbers, health, and conduct, officers' conduct, contracts for supplies, those awaiting transportation, etc. Page 303 includes the following:

21 May 1832

From: 1832 To: 1832

Philip Hunt, George Cardale, Frederick H Neve. The Keeper reported that [Joseph] Spring, [James] Warwick & [Abraham] Sale had refused to obey the discipline of the prison and had been locked up for the day but that Warwick had again been refractory and again locked up and again released after one day more solitary confinement. Mr Warner is ordered to inspect Warwick's future conduct and if he again disobeys the rules of the prison or any of them he is to send the convict to close confinement in a solitary cell for three days keeping him then and there on bread and water only.

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Hunt, Philip,
Cardale, George,
Neve, Frederick,
Short,
Warner,
Spring, Joseph,
Warwick, James,
Sale, Abraham

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