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Insert under general beads the Receipts and Disbursements, so as to exhibit distinctly and separately the Sources from which the Receipts have been derived ; on the one hand, whether from the Resources of the Colony, from Parliamentary Grants, or from Her Majesty’s Treasury; and on the other, the Total Expense incurred by each Department of the Government; distin­guishing the Ordinary Established Charge of the several Offices from their Contingent and Accidental Expenses.

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PENSIONS.V

nPENSIONS.

I IAmount of Emolument when last employed

in Public Service.

Present Age of

Pensioner.Cause of

Retirement !Service for which the Pension was granted.hiettbp ■ paid.

Amount of the Pension in Sterling.

Authority under Pension fr°* "was gritted.^\TAME OF THE PARTY. beenliascionWP

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Amount of the Pension in Sterling.

NAME OF THE PARTV. '■sswsa.* Amount of Emolument when last employed

in Public Service.

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Pensioner.

was granted.Cause

of Retirement.

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RECAPITULATION OF THE ESTABLISHMENT..

Kifli

Paid by Great Britainin Sterling Money.

Paid by the Colony in Sterling Money.

d. ££ *s. d.s.

A£3 ACivil Establishment • ■ • •

Contingent Expenditure «.u. a

foreign consuls.

/A 33Judicial Establishment%

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he represents. not Hthe date of his Exequatur.thCr^on,vh; atC

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Population» •> 111n SU|iCTTTr~MT^r.

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Friendly Societies.

No. of Depositors in Savings

Banks.

No. of Friendly Societies.

No. of Savings Banks.

n. living1,1

pp>ti0“’

Children employed in Agriculture.

No. of Immigrants.

No. of Emigrants., ^ers°ns

di, Taxes,

Freeholders. paupers.County, District, or Parish. Remarks.ect

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Name of the ftxter, , Psi^ftertr!and iWtXw^r House.

Value of tlic I****©- V

INumber

of Persons generally attending.

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andtl^u,„te0Sf>,11 " 'll contj.^on.

Whether Protestant or Roman Catholic.

Chapel, where situated, and the Number of

Persons it will contain.

Skhc. Dissenting Places of Worship.

Names of the Parishes, ParsonagoHouse.

Population of each Parish.

Remarks.in what Count)- orDistrict, and Extent

in Square Miles

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Scholars.of Private Schools.

Name of the Schoolmaster or Schoolmistress,

and Salary.

Publicor Free School,

and where situated, and whether Sunday

or W eck-day.

In connexion with

Church of England.

OtherSchools.

VoluntarySame of the Parish,

and in what . County or District.

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Action. IFe.male.

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Church of

Name of the Parish and in what

County or District.

Name of the Schoolmast Schoolnusii

Number of Scholars.Other

Schools.er or

nrted by Government or Contributions,

^ Sount of each.England. and Salary.

Expense of each School. Number

of Private Schools.Fe­

male. Total. I REMARKS.Ii Voluntary

Contributions. i!Government.

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IMPORTS' Ir°m and to

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WHENCE IMPORTED.' ARTICLES.

y!,t...Home

flUDpt*00,

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Value(if calculated

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QUAAtTITj i1)8 IAlp VALUE IN STERLING. DUTY.°%D.>COUNTRIES WHENCE IMPORTED.

ARTICLES.In British Vessels.

>,ES

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fixed for the Value

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Q^txxies nrp VALUE IN STEELING.OR'p . quantities-COUNTRIES. WHENCE EXPORTED. In British

Vessels.

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other Colonial Produce and

Manufactures.

ARTICLES: In Foreign Vessels.

Average Price fixed

for the Value (if calculated

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produce and Manufactures ARTICLES.Bi#5"and Total.ofTotal. *

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VALUE IN STERLING.f / QUANTITIESnBritish,

Foreign, and other Colonial

Produce and Manufactures.

Produce and ManufaCOUNTRIESTO WHICH EXPORTED.

Average Price fixed

for the Value (if calculated

officially).

I Produce and Manufactures

ctures of th It )ARTICLES.e Col0ny<.

>tea“5^ifjetures.

articles.! ■ ! Total.ofIn British

Vessels.Total.Foreign

Vessels.n 9the Colony.i Total.I; l

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QUANTrriE,sVALUE 1J* STERLING.

; ■:COUNTRIES

ARTICLES.. iProduce and M' iTO WHICH EXPORTED. anufact British,

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Ul’es of tlje/ !Produce and ManufacturesCoS. Average

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officially). |

In British Vessels. In Foreign

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VALUE IN STERLING.quantities

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Manufactures.

COUNTRIES

TO WHICH EXPORTED.Average

Price fixed for the Value (if calculated

officially).

Produce and Manufa Produce and Manufactures

ARTICLES.RtUres of the Colony.articles. Total.

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. s.;Ko. i—NUMBER, TONNAGE, an at porTs j-OBF.IGN.

total./ I

Total.. BRITISH. } \With Cargoes.In* Ballast.Is BAtf*AST*>H :: Total. i

■ :i Total. With C Crews.Tons.In Ballast. Vessels.COUNTRIES

WHENCE ARRIVED.

Vessels. Tons. Vessels.Crews.-ARGqes. Crew?.With Cargoes. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews.Tons.I *v 8# lt:n Tons.Vessels Crews.Crews. VesselsTons.Vessels Tons. .iTons. Crews.Vessels Crews.

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1 'BBITISE.

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from each Country, in the YeaofA , If) Colony r 18at poi'ts

^^ElGKtT

them *No. 1 —.1 pobki(}N-r total.If ' :• •I With Cargoes. 'Total.I' : Total. In Ballast.In Ballast.I I i With q lst^sr- Total. hWith Cargoes.COUNTRIES

WHENCE ARRIVED.argoes.

f :. i Crews. Vessels.Tons. Tons.Vessels. Crews. • iVessels.Crews. VesselsVessels Tons. Tons.Crews.Ij , *

Crews. Crews.Vessels Tons. Vessels. Tons.Tons- k„ Crews.Crews. . Tons.Vessels Tons. ! 1:i*

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tonnage, HNo. 2.—NUMBER at tQSTS Uffyiin the Colony of

)

BRITISH.PORK to each Country, in the Year 18IGS

■In Ballast. Total.With Cargoes.COUNTRIES Wit FOREIGN.“ Cas°0Is.: TOTAL.TO WHICH DEPARTED.Crews. Vessels Tons.Tons.VesselsCrews. Crews. t)Vessels Tons. Vessels In Ballast. Total.Tons. With Cargoes. In Ballast. Total.

Crews.Tons. Vessels. Crews.Tons.Vessels. Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews.//

-fPJ/ruAjJ, 80pH 4/MJ- HJ8\ Z/d r /3 '8o4 /SZ pp 3faojo *4 /z 4 8o 43o t-t__ft-—:*

//ttoZ1280, djA u \/L/£.•t

iiSOf•l 228^4/ t4 320•I t € 11 t,ft

I

.

2 131 toys 3 423\ 4 loo /8 Z J33/2 44f 3//Z 334 343 333/ 880/ ? 43 i7o\\1'

/ !p3Z l zC4/Li zfa2 /83 37 / 4/8 3; 2 //^7 /fdZ 33/r< J83n

/ /<

i IP/o . . i'fiftfatfU/yFl'i /fo430 /J4 3/f/3d .JL/ 43d 34»<« h ft o ft f t *r .< i ‘■t• t it it it

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1H *and CREWS OF VESSELS CLEARED at p

1 '

ff• * / '• M tonnaget11 orts i Colony of to each Country, in the Year 18No. 2—NUMBER lQtlio

f: 1U El .

'BRITISH. 1?ore

W,t* C«a0;

foreign.IQjr> 'TOTAL. u'Total.In Ballast.1 With Cargoes.• - COUNTRIESTO WHICH DEPARTED.

Total.In Ballast. With Cargoes.t/: 0E8. In Ballast. Total.Vessels Tons. Crews.Crews.Tons. VesselsVesselsCrews. Tons.I. Vessels Tons. Vessels.Crews. Tons. Crews.Tons. Vessels.^re*$. Tons. Crews.Vessels- Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews.I :rj i

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TONNAGE, mi CREWE1, of VESSELS of EACH ^ ot

) ,4

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I ' U«"011

No. 3.—NUMBER, ENTERED at Ports No. 3.—NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of VFSSFr^ t VAnu

ENTERED at Ports in the Colony of VESSELS of EACHin the NATION in the Year 18

mm I1I? / EN.TERED.■J•v.

entered.*:<* ■. In Ballast.

:Total.' i With Cargoes.I NATIONALITY OF VESSELS. RATIONALITY OF VESSELS. With Cargoes. IIn Ballast.

: i Total.■Crews.Tons. Vessels. ii i- Vessels.Crews.Tons. Tons.Vessels. Crews.f

Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews.4 i; ); Vessels. Tons. Crews. I/

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No 4 —NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CLEARED at Ports in the Colony ol

/^LEaIe'd “ ]Ports 2S? CREWS »f VESSELS of EACH NATION

in the Year 18 • . ..!CLEARED. '• • 1

CLEARED.In Ballast. Total.With Cargoes.

NATIONALITY OF VESSELS. nationality OF VESSELS. With Cargoes. In Ballast. Total.i js

!Crews.Tons.Vessels. Vessels.Crews. Tons.Tons.Vessels. Crews,Vessels. Tons. Crews. Crews.Vessels. Tons.Tons. Crews. Vessels. !I

•T’ L■

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/NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS OF VESSELS ; 1

I :No. 5.—TOTAL PORT in the Colony of ain the Year 18 ;

beitish. ;. . EOEEIGN. TOTAL.

•!Total.In Ballast.With Cargoes.; Wit Total. With Cargoes. In Ballast. \11 Ca»0 I* Ballast. Total.NAVIES OF PORTS.r °ES.; t

Crews. Vessels Tons.Tons. Crews.Vessels VesselsCrews.Vessels Tons. Crews. Vessels.i Tons. Crews.Tons. Vessels. Tons.Tons. Crews.I Vessels. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews.Tons.i Vessels-t !■ ' i CW

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*No. 5._TOTAL NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of VESSELS ENTERS

------------------------------------- —------ i----------------I” ’ BRITISH.

VfaCB PORT in the Colony of - '\wimu?u>*. in the Year 18

foreign.F0^ig, I• ‘A TOTAL.n . ? yTotal.In Ballast. Total.With Cargoes. With Cargoes.W ITH jN Ballast. In Ballast. Total.Car inames of ports. goes.!

‘

Tons.VesselsVessels Tons. Crews. |ft 1 j! '. hCrews. Crews. Tons.Vessels. Crews.Crews. Vessels.Vessels Tons.Vessels Tons. Crews.Tons. Vessels. Vessels. Crews*Tons. Crews. Tons.Tons. Vessels-

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V Mf/\ SsA 6255$ \Ao\M 300/f. 8:; 1 l55^/p 531 J/C /If/£ A/300138AAA2,571 V

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No. 6.-T0TAL NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS OF VESSELS CLf^--------------------------------------- _ at

1?ORli

1PORT in the Colony of in the Year 18 i

ea'BRITISH.

foreign. TOTAL. j )

Total.In Ballast. WitsWith Cargoes.NAMES OF PORTS. Carg0BSi Total. With Cargoes.jy Ballast. In Ballast. .Total.

!i

Tons.Crews. Vesselsi K Crews.Tons.Vessels VesselsCrews.Vessels Tons. Tons. Vessels. Tons.Crews. Crews. Vessels. !!Cr<*s. Tons. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews.Vessels*■it ii6 .1

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H TOTAL NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS OF VESSELS E/VCH PORT in the Colony of c/ CuMo^HliiIr ri

No. 6.—'BRITISH.

i'0reign FOREIGN. TOTAL.i Total.In Ballast. WlTaWith Cargoes. Total. With Cargoes.i■ NAMES OF PORTS. In Ballast. In Ballast.>1 Total.! .7

Crews. Vessels Tons.t, Crews.Tons.: Vessels VesselsCrews.Tons.Vessels Tons. Vessels.Crews. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons.1 Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews.tre»s, Vessels. Crews.Tons.Vessels.__

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UNCULTIVATED Lands, Wages, Produce, Stock, &c AVERAGE RATE of WAGES for LABOUR.,'! if.Ml CULTIVATED and

It 7 -.5-

cSu°fEsl^0nthe^airi'e^

Number of Estates Abandoned.I Number of Estates

in Cultivation.Per TaskEstimated Acreage

of the Colony.Estimated Acreage

of Uncultivated Land in the Colony.

Per Annum.Estimated Acreage of Cultivated Land

in the Colony.

Per Day.: or Job.in a *

:4 ssI ! '

/// & 6/: Predial'i

)a*i as?

b \a** /:1: »

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tColonies only-» able to West Indian

# This Column is a?P‘l°I lurnns are .

applicable to WIndian Colonies only.

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i RETURN of tUef ERorUC* sJOCK. &c-'Mr CROPS.

State the Nature of the Crop, and the Number of Acres of Land i^aah Cnoj). stock.^ umbe

PRODUCE.

State the Nature of the Produce, and the Quantity of each.;? i J• I ...

PRICE OF PRODUCE.

State the- Nature of the Produce, and the Price of each in Sterling.r of- ° s'Name of the County,

District or Parish. Ji 2>-i-S’gO g

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3f<3£•5 M ■s MJ 6?

5 <CJ IJi 3jg s

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: of various ARTICLES of Use or Consumption.V.average PRICES3

dm ia iPrices inSterling Prices. !

; 1r t April.January. July. October.R* d.£ 5.I

‘I!per Barrel of 196 lbs.

per Imperial-Bushel^

.. per lb.

< i.

Wlieaten Flour{4 i i- i 4 Improvements in Agriculture and Manufac­tures introduced this Year.’

Wheat

AYbeaten Bread .

• •

if Horned Cattle

Horses

Sheep

I Goats

5 a Swine*

Milk%

Butter, Fresh

5 Salt33

Cheesel

) . - Beef.

Mutton

Porkt; Rice

CoffeefTea

'Sugars

i■

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t

Improvements previouslyWinel of anyProgress reported.Brandy

Beer -7Tobacco . • %>

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MANUFACTURES, MINES,\

ANDi. *1 ;

FISHERIES.♦/

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1.2/? ?.!! fisheuies.and* RETURN OF THE manufacture }

’ll : fisheries.

uni®3,. General Remarks.jtlASHIPS. Value^IIKes Number of Ships and

Boats employed.Description of Fish,

andQuantity of each.

MANUFACTURES. and inQuantity produced and

Value in Sterling.

i Sterling.of theMineral

Substances-

' jjatncNumber, Name, Situati Description of

the Mines and Quarries.

Registered according to

Law.

ion, andNumber of

Ships built in the Colony.

Boats.TonsBurthen.

Ships.Number, Name, Situation, and Description of

Manufactures, Mills, Works, &c. &c.1i

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Ii. OYEAR 18DURING theRETURN OF LANDS SOLDGRANTED aNDState the Total

Number of Acres that remain ungranted.

;State the Total

Number of Acres sold.

State the Total Number of Acres

granted in the Colony.

Number of Grants above 100,not exceeding 500 Acres.

Where sold, state the Average

Price per Acre. .

Grants exceeding 500 Total Number of Acres granted,

Number of Grants under 100 Acres.

Acres.f / 1 lolal Sumter 0f Grants,

Whether by Grant or Purchase.i 1 ! i

County or District. 18^Name of Grantee.: Number of Acres.

Number of Grants.

Exte»‘ Of Grant.'Number of Number of Acres., ,r

Grants,{

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fGAOLS AND PRISONERS. r

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= l'CIVIL AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE.«

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\.22>nRETURN of the GAOLS and HOUSES of CORRECTION, and of th PRISONERS confined therein, for the Year ending IS' .

2.1.4.Numb 5.

Confinement: at Michaelmas, 18Crof PrisoNumber of

Prisoners the Prison is

capable of containing

where more than One Prisoner sleeps in

One Cell.

;Felons. Greatest Number.of Prisoners

in Confinement at any one time

in the Year.

Thefts. Total Number of Prisoners

in Confinement at Michaelmas, 18 .

Assaults. Other Offences.x Number ofName of the Prison. prisoners the

Prison is capable of

containing in separate Cells.

Tried. Untried. Tried. Debtors. .Untried.and Untried. Tried.Tried. Untried.

Blacks or Coloured Persons.

Blacks or Coloured Persons.

where situated. . Blacks or '' bites. Coloured

!Whites.Whites.Blacks or ~ol°urccl “er$

Blacks or Coloured Persons.

Whit Blacks or Coloured Persons.

Blacks or Coloured Persons.

Blacks or Coloured Persons. \

Blacks or Coloured Persons.

Blacks or o loured ersons.

Blacks or Coloured Persons.

es.Persons. Whites. Whites. Whites.Whites. Whites. Whites. 1 Whites.«ns.—£_M. M. F.F. F. M. F. M.M. F. M. F.1 M. F. M. P. M. F.F. F.M. M. F. M. M. F. M.F. F.F. M. M. F. M. F. M. M. F. M. F. M. F.M. F.

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{2U]iiiCORRECTION, be.—continued.ita\:k ofi RETURN of the CAOUs 11.10.y and 9.

7. Deaths during the! 6. Cases of Sickness.S.Punishments for Offences within the Prison

during the Year.

uitted in the e(j in the courseTotal Number of Prisoners conn of the Year.

Year.e#»pw.dumber of priu Number of Prisoners who have been committed before.

Total Cases of Sickness during the Year.

course Greatest Number of Sick at one Time.

s°uers

of theYear-

Blacks or Coloured Persons.

Ifiif Blacks or Coloured Persons.

Whites.Name of Prison¥ , Blacks or Coloured Persons.

Whites. Blacks or Coloured Persons.

! Blacks or Coloured Persons.

Whites.Other Punish­ments. I

ilk and SolitaryConfine­

ment.

Whites.' Whites.t Number under IS Years of

Age.

Number under IS Years of

Age.

Numberwlio

caunotread.

At Em- ,tTTurd Employed.labour.__________.

Three Times or

more.

Numberwho

cannotread.

Irons.At Hard Labour in the Pii

V Number who can

read.

Whipping.At Hard Lab°ur out

of the ^Prison.

I where situated. Number v*ho can

read.

Twice.Once.» F.M.F.M.F.M.F.M.son M. F.F.M.F.M.i F.3SI.F.M.F.M.F. M. F.M. F. ?.J.F. M.M. F. F. M.M. F.F.M. F.F.M. M.M. F. F.M. M.I F.

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RETURN of tlie GAOLS, &c.—continued.m RETURN of the GAOLS, &c.—continued.L

:ANSWERS.QUESTIONS. QUESTIONS.

G. Dietary or Weekly Allowance, and (5~~. Weekly Cost per head for the dif­ferent description of Prisoners? and

under what system and control the

Food, Medicine, and Clothing for

the Prisoners is contracted for, or

otherwise provided ?

ANSWERS.2- cm .

Mii 1. General Description of the Prison : whether Common Gaol, House of

A

rx

/A a /A)

UJ ay/i^tC't4^/Y-( <-CiZ— ,

«iVCorrection, or otherwise? (To be

accompanied by a Ground Plan of the Buildings, &c.)

cy t^ t ix 'x^e r; ti j y/: ‘

^"4 £rz£rt•f 5^-2- fa ■v

■{/' J/V I^fzs~y $uL>_

<£/, t + 2 tf&o ~^rp /for-0I : 'c* £Lt>. /?_V'/ 7.'C€*c-c*-ts S * J As 6*

* * e <? J c,‘S+xsStS *«0 ?t CS-M

s^l/,2. Under whose jurisdiction and super­intendence ; and what adopted for securing the Visitation of

the Prison by the Local Magistrates

or other authorities ? (A Copy of the Rules and Regulations to be for­warded with the Return.)

4^ .i. t'l£ ^5f - 7 /

«J/ — 7measures are -4 7. Allowance of Clothing and Bed­ding, and Cost per head ?

7/-e^ i -i ■{.■'Sr~y—J *1 774

5W .

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J

//8. Hours of Labour and Exercise ?

i 4U- .<L~ rs cc*A?

t •*’ * rf

f.77c?b-y£- //7c,

of Employment e.- ^i 9. Description Hard Labour ?

7

3. Number of Officers, and how ap­pointed ? D o all the Officers reside in the Prison ? attended sively ?

/v //7-/Z/^/

J— //^>

T7Are Female Prisoners

by Female Officers/

Ay<r~}s^sexclu- 10. Amount of Earnings, and how4^ 7^applied; in what proportion to the the Officers, or the

)Y- ' Prisoners, tofor the maintenance of the'

. / FundI Prison ?

7<^7 ■I 4. Number of Classes, Divisions, or

Wards, Day-rooms, Work Airing-yards (with Plan); andbe extended or increased ?

/ /Sl^uC raI / • y '‘rooms,and

reference to

same

11. Whether the Classification directed //

by the Colonial Act has been ob­served : if not, for what reasons; and what measures have been taken

to remedy this defect ?

-Z. 7whether the 7c7y

can7 e^/c- L.C

(7-^-

£ *-<yc^a-/A

<yy'/ Tzyvrs5. Number__ of Sleeping Cells, Solitor Dark Cells, &c.; and if any are below ground \

icted Prisoners proVisits, or

Pary 12. Are convi from receiving

articles of Food oror Friends:

Letters, orcZ.jCcy/&/ :Clothing from

: if not,-z Many%their Relatives

under what restrictions ?! ‘•I

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RETURN of the GAOLS, &c— continued. RETURN of the GAOLS, &c.—continued.1*

ANSWERS. ANSWERS.QUESTIONS. ' QUESTIONS.

19. Reasons for Punishments, by Whip­ping, Irons, Solitary Confinement, orotherwise ?

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Chaplain ? What provision is made for the Instruction of the Prisoners; and are they supplied with Bibles and other suitable Books ?

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finement ? State his or her F7ame and Age, and for what offence committed ? How long has he or she been in con­finement; and is such Person sepa­rated from the other Prisoners ?

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of any other Prisoners, Admission to, or Dis-

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Surgeon? Are Apartments

performed by the separate Buildings or

provided for the Sick ?

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in which the alterations were eyear 4

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of the Water Supply ?What is the sourceQuestion I.

PatientsDischarged

Average stay of those

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arrangements as to Baths and(II.) Detail the

Lavatories.Question II.

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opening in Ward ?

The Connection of the Privy with the

Ward

5, Amount of cubic space

available for each

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number of Patients in the Ward

I greatest number of Patients

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And stating the Official Position of the Visitors

Specifying the character of the Visit in respect to Notice il By a Government

InspectorBy the Governor or Colonial Secretary Number of

CasesDiseases Treated Number of

Deaths

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(I.) In reference to the above TabJe, state whether or not the Register Books were produced

on every occasion; and if not, on how occasions they were not so produced ?

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examination.

And fill up the next Table of Cases of the following Diseases occurring amongst Patients and

also amongst Officers :—

Occurring amongst Patients Occurring amongst Officers

In case of Patients attacked while in Hospital, state how long the Person had been in Hospital before his attack, and for what disease ho

was admitted

Non-Resident OfficersResident OfficersName of Disease Number of Deaths

Number of Cases(III.) State also how

following kinds have Governor:__

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RETURN.ASYLUM Averago.Temperature

The AverageThe TheThelunatic The Gross Superficial AmountGross Cubic Space Amount of Windowof Cubic SpaceNumber of such Areaof ahicriptionofKoom5 availableof all such SpaceD* Rooms such Rooms SummerWinterL__(Statistical).

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for each PatientRooms

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Booms and) Corridors used >a9 Day Booms)

DischargedAverage

Stay of thoseNumber of Attendant Number

of Patients who

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Non-ResidentDaily ResidentNumber j: gjuglc HoomsmAverage £°'oEmployed as Servants

or only partially as Attendants

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' Quality of the Water; and the Amount ot available for each Patient every day ?Male Watert

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StateStatewhether a Coroner’s

Inquest was held and what was

the Verdict

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whenAdmitted

Form of Mental Disorder

whether a PostCause of Death

Date of Admission

of Sex of Deceased

Age of Deceased

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Seclusion under Lock and Key e strait .Restraint

}sorted IThe dumber of times res

toThe Number of persons sub- - jected'to

reatesfc duration of, mThe g any single instance

jy.—.(Inspection.)QuestionIn reference to the above Table, statehose authority Patients are restrained.

I. By wII What kinds of mechanical restraint are in

o- Classesinto the followingin the AsylumDivide the Patients muse.

III. Whether any, and if any, how many cases of cruelty by Attendants to Patients have been brought to the notice of the proper authority, and what was the result in each case. and Dangerous • •

(I.) Maniacal• •(II.) Quiet Chronic

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(n.) By other Patients ?(m.) By Attendants ?

aid to the Asylum in Isof Visits of Inspection Pam uoGive the number

of tbo Visitors(OCCUPATION.)

ACRES

Official Position oAnd stating tbc

State the extent of R. P.(I.) The airing courts }

of tlioBelonging the Asylum.• • • •

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By the Governor or Colonial Secretary

Visits in• • ft ft thoseDistinguishing ....■which all Patienls were scon and every Part of the Building

Visited from Visits of Partial Insp

Of Surprise• By <• Of Surpnso I AppointmentAre the Patients, as a rule, given daily cise, their health permitting %

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ectionByiintmentAre they confined to airing courts, or allowed

to walk in other grounds, and sent beyond the Asylum ?

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Are any means taken to amuse the patients, or to induce them to amuse themselves ? Detail them.

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"What was the average attendance %

In what building, and how contain ?

1 • Reportswere held in racilyState how t amongstLnd Store, amtistical (showing

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an Official Inspector, rning Body of the Asylum.

Give the daily average number of Patients

Specifying the chwho were employed in 18

aracter of the Employment(II.) ReP0T

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