QGR5/204

Minute book of the Visiting Justices [third volume] [see also QGR 4/1-360]. Page 203 includes the following:

12 & 25 July 1836

From: 1836 To: 1836

12 July: Thomas Charles Higgins. Everything clean and orderly. 25 July: Stephen Thornton. The Gaoler was absent in the insolvent debtors court with the debtors. Job Underwood having been placed in close confinement on the 23rd instant for talking whilst on the Wheel and disobeying the orders of the attendant was called and reprimanded and upon a promise of future good behaviour was released from confinement. An order is received for the removal of the convicts who are to go to Woolwich on Wednesday next.

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Neve, Frederick Hervey,
Higgins, Thomas Charles,
Thornton, Stephen,
Underwood, Job,
Treganza

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