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<!-- this page is organised in five columns. the top left hand corner of the page has been torn away --> <p>s &c</p> <p> | <!-- this page is organised in five columns. the top left hand corner of the page has been torn away --> <p>s &c</p> <p>ular Road</p> <p><gap/> Engines</p> <p> rachere Readers<lb/>Clerks Plans</p> <p>7. Staircases. <sic>Col.</sic> IV.</p> <p>8. Vice-Cranes interior</p> <p> 9. Drying place<lb/>for <sic>Linnen</sic></p> <p> 10. Conference Places<lb/>for Prisoners and<lb/>their Visitors.</p> <p>11. Windows — mode<lb/>of opening Col. VIII.</p> <p>12.Ventilation <unclear>Chits</unclear><lb/>for Lodge as well<lb/>as Divisions.</p> <p>13. Bed-stand Tables</p> <pb/> <!-- start of second column --> <head>II</head> <p>On each side the<lb/>door, Gate for<lb/>Timbers Carts<lb/>Width <add>of the External Annular Area</add> sufficient for<lb/>the longest piece of<lb/>Timber to make<lb/>the turn round the<lb/>Building</p> <p>As the Timber<lb/>Carts must go<lb/>quite round the<lb/>Building, and close<lb/>to the Building,<lb/>there can be no<lb/>declivity from the<lb/>Building to the<lb/><del>G</del> level of the Guard</p> <p>Unless the Carts<lb/>after depositing<lb/>their Timber in<lb/>one of the Divisions<lb/>were to be conducted<lb/>for the remainder of<lb/>the Circuit <del>at some<lb/>distan</del> by a road<lb/>carried thence forward<lb/>at some distance from<lb/>the Building.</p> <p>For the same<lb/>reason, there can<lb/>be no secretive Area,<lb/>or but a very<lb/>narrow one.</p> <p>Memorandum, to<lb/>preserve a place<lb/>for one or two Steam<lb/>Engines.</p> <p><sic> D<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> for the forcing<lb/>Pumps for forcing<lb/>up the water to the<lb/>top of the Building<lb/><sic> D<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> for carrying off<lb/>the Night soil.</p> <pb/><!-- start of third column --> <head>III</head> <p> The Ground Floor<lb/>might therefore be<lb/>altogether in Cellars<lb/>unless it<lb/>were a division<lb/>or two for such<lb/>works <add>if any</add> as would require<lb/>the Ground<lb/>it <gap/> upon —<lb/>For instance, the<lb/>Tilt-hammer.</p> <p>Or the Ground Floor<lb/>might be inhabited<lb/>throughout supposing<lb/>it raised<lb/>but two or three<lb/><add>narrow</add> Steps above the level<lb/>of the Yard</p> <p>Semidiameter of F I<lb/>the Building 90<lb/>Annular Road 20<lb/>Annular Slope 20<lb/>Mural Border <hi rend="underline">20</hi><lb/>150<lb/>Undisposed of <hi rend="underline">100</hi><lb/>250</p> <!-- in pencil --> <p><gap/> Hole<lb/>At 2 1/2 or 2 foot<lb/><gap/> to <unclear>land</unclear><lb/>supposed Drift<lb/>Sand</p> <pb/> <!-- start of fourth column --><head>IV</head> <p>Staircase to be<lb/>divided throughout<lb/>into two by a<lb/>Partition into two<lb/>parts. One<lb/>the Officers and<lb/>Visitors as far<lb/>as the Lodge,<lb/>thence upward<lb/>for the Officers:<lb/>the other for the<lb/>Prisoners.</p> <p><del>As</del> Staircases<lb/>additional for the<lb/>Prisoners might be<lb/>made at any time<lb/>in any number<lb/>out of the inner<lb/>ends of the Divisions</p> <p>Principal Staircases<lb/>to be of Stone?</p> <p>Visitors Staircases<lb/>whereabouts to rise<lb/>to the level of the<lb/>Lodge</p> <p>Whether to rise <del>by</del><lb/>to the level of the<lb/>Annular Area by a<lb/>flight of steps outside<lb/>the Building<lb/>or not <unclear>all</unclear> further?<lb/>The whole length before<lb/>they reach the<lb/>Lodge will be 65 <add>Feet</add>.</p> <p>Prisoners Staircases<lb/>2: one on each side<lb/>the Central or Visitors<lb/>Staircases.</p> <p>Principal Staircases<lb/>to go up the corner<lb/>to the top — to be<lb/>enclosed in Walls,<lb/>with frequent Doors<lb/>and Windows opening<lb/>& looking into the<lb/>Prisoners Staircases<lb/>on each side.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of fifth column --> <head>V</head> <p><sic>Expence</sic> of raising<lb/>the load round the<lb/>building and the<lb/>slope from <sic>d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic><lb/>to the height of<lb/>6 feet £219</p> <p><sic>Expence</sic> of<lb/>paving the road<lb/>20 feet wide<lb/>£893.</p> <p><sic>Expence</sic> of raising } £<lb/>9 feet } 330<lb/>being the height<lb/>of a Story.</p> <p>Brickwork of}<lb/>a Story — <hi rend="underline">— 900</hi><lb/>£1030</p> <p>Paving, the }<lb/>same as <lb/><hi rend="underline">above } 893</hi> <lb/> 1923</p> | ||
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s &c
ular Road
Engines
rachere Readers
Clerks Plans
7. Staircases. Col. IV.
8. Vice-Cranes interior
9. Drying place
for Linnen
10. Conference Places
for Prisoners and
their Visitors.
11. Windows — mode
of opening Col. VIII.
12.Ventilation Chits
for Lodge as well
as Divisions.
13. Bed-stand Tables
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II
On each side the
door, Gate for
Timbers Carts
Width of the External Annular Area sufficient for
the longest piece of
Timber to make
the turn round the
Building
As the Timber
Carts must go
quite round the
Building, and close
to the Building,
there can be no
declivity from the
Building to the
G level of the Guard
Unless the Carts
after depositing
their Timber in
one of the Divisions
were to be conducted
for the remainder of
the Circuit at some
distan by a road
carried thence forward
at some distance from
the Building.
For the same
reason, there can
be no secretive Area,
or but a very
narrow one.
Memorandum, to
preserve a place
for one or two Steam
Engines.
Do for the forcing
Pumps for forcing
up the water to the
top of the Building
Do for carrying off
the Night soil.
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III
The Ground Floor
might therefore be
altogether in Cellars
unless it
were a division
or two for such
works if any as would require
the Ground
it upon —
For instance, the
Tilt-hammer.
Or the Ground Floor
might be inhabited
throughout supposing
it raised
but two or three
narrow Steps above the level
of the Yard
Semidiameter of F I
the Building 90
Annular Road 20
Annular Slope 20
Mural Border 20
150
Undisposed of 100
250
Hole
At 2 1/2 or 2 foot
to land
supposed Drift
Sand
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IV
Staircase to be
divided throughout
into two by a
Partition into two
parts. One
the Officers and
Visitors as far
as the Lodge,
thence upward
for the Officers:
the other for the
Prisoners.
As Staircases
additional for the
Prisoners might be
made at any time
in any number
out of the inner
ends of the Divisions
Principal Staircases
to be of Stone?
Visitors Staircases
whereabouts to rise
to the level of the
Lodge
Whether to rise by
to the level of the
Annular Area by a
flight of steps outside
the Building
or not all further?
The whole length before
they reach the
Lodge will be 65 Feet.
Prisoners Staircases
2: one on each side
the Central or Visitors
Staircases.
Principal Staircases
to go up the corner
to the top — to be
enclosed in Walls,
with frequent Doors
and Windows opening
& looking into the
Prisoners Staircases
on each side.
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V
Expence of raising
the load round the
building and the
slope from do
to the height of
6 feet £219
Expence of
paving the road
20 feet wide
£893.
Expence of raising } £
9 feet } 330
being the height
of a Story.
Brickwork of}
a Story — — 900
£1030
Paving, the }
same as
above } 893
1923
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conference place / windows |
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jeremy bentham |
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frances wright |
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