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England it was prior to the Convict Act, but at the
latter end of the year 1776 (after May when the
Act passed) I was at Salisbury Gloucester Hereford
Worcester Bristol Shrewsbury Chester Lancaster
Carlisle Durham York Lincoln Nottingham Liecester
Okeham Warwick Oxford Cambridge Ely Norwich
Ipswich Huntingdon &c. And that Summer I
know the Judges in their Charges had mentd. the
Clause in the Convict Act yet I found not the
least attention had been paid to it.

And being askt if there were any Ventilators
on Board the Hulks.

He said No, & Scuttles only of one side of the
Vessells.

The Justitia was not washed only scraped the
Captn. said he to was desired by M. Campbell not
to wash it as Mr. Campbell thought the people might
take Cold. I waited upon Mr. Campbell & he said
he had gave Orders not to wash it for fear of giving the
Convicts Cold. I then told him from my own
Experience that the most healthful Goals were those
that were washed every day. I referred him then
to Tothill Fields Bridewell & Clerkenwell as they
would be the most unhealthful Goals of any if it was
not for washing. I desired him to wait upon Dr.
Heberden, & he said he would.

Howard again

In the Situation Bridewells are its
impossible to confine Felons.

And being askt if the House of Correction for Surrey
St. Georges Fields was a perfect Plan? he said –

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