QGR4/320

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 319-320 includes the following:

30 July 1832

From: 1832 To: 1832

Philip Hunt, Frederick H Neve The Gaoler reported that [Joseph] Partridge, the deserter, whose conduct in prison had been most impropoer and refractory, has been taken to Headquarters by a military escort and that he had released from confinement in his cell Joseph Lines, who had been guilty of insubordinate conduct.

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Hunt, Philip,
Neve, Frederick Hervey,
Warner,
Partridge, Joseph,
Lines, Joseph

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