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Cooks 2<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Voyage<lb/>
<p>Cooks 2<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Voyage<lb/>
Resolution 112<lb/>
Resolution 112<lb/>
Whereof <add>gentlemen</add> officers 21<lb/>
Whereof <add>gentlemen</add> officers 21<lb/>
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}22<lb/>
}22<lb/>
Years Months Days<lb/>
Years Months Days<lb/>
4      2    22<lb/>
4      2    22<lb/></p>


<gap/> list 5<lb/>
<p><unclear>Resitution</unclear> list 5<lb/>
Whereof men}<lb/>
Whereof into}<lb/>
<unclear>pecunious</unclear> state} 3<lb/>
<unclear>pecunious</unclear> state} 3<lb/>
at s<gap/>tery}<lb/>
at <unclear>sailing</unclear>}<lb/>
Discovery - Home<lb/><pb/>
Discovery - Home<lb/><pb/></p>


<p>Corkscrew Staircases<lb/>
<p>Corkscrew Staircases<lb/>
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Water-pipe -to<lb/>
Water-pipe -to<lb/>
communicate<lb/>
communicate<lb/>
with the Wheels<lb/>
with the Wheels</p>
To gain the<lb/>
 
<p>To gain the<lb/>
wheels, a branch<lb/>
wheels, a branch<lb/>
which may be<lb/>
which may be<lb/>
flanking must<lb/>
flanking must<lb/>
cross the Sunken<lb/>
cross the Sunken<lb/>
<unclear>Drain</unclear> - the<lb/>
Drain - the<lb/>
main preserving <lb/>
main preserving <lb/>
the perpendicular<lb/>
the perpendicular<lb/>
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the Wheels to be <lb/>
the Wheels to be <lb/>
subjected to Inspection?<lb/></p><pb/>
subjected to Inspection?<lb/></p><pb/>
<p>Or else Ladder<lb/>
Staircases - hiding<lb/>
only part of a<lb/>
Cell - that is diminishing <lb/>
<unclear>polant</unclear> <lb/>
the width <lb/>
of the Cells in<lb/>
that part<lb/></p>
<p>As the 6<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> <sic>Story</sic><lb/>
of the Cells must<lb/>
have its Staircase<lb/>
what is to become<lb/>
of the infirmary<lb/>
in those two <gap/><lb/>
of Cells?<lb/></p>
<p>The Garret <sic>Story</sic><lb/>
must answer the<lb/>
purpose - You<lb/>
may lower the<lb/>
floor of it 2 1/2<lb/>
foot.  This will<lb/>
make it more<lb/>
commodious &amp;<lb/>
bring it within<lb/>
sufficient inspection<lb/>
of the Inspection<lb/>
Gallery.<lb/></p><pb/>
<head>Half-Cells</head><lb/>
<p>As some of<lb/>
the Cells are<lb/>
to have but two<lb/>
Prisoners, make<lb/>
some but half <lb/>
the size of the<lb/>
others<lb/></p>
<p>Balcony before<lb/>
Inspect. Gallery<lb/>
2 foot wide only-<lb/>
-the doors opening<lb/>
inwards.<lb/></p>
<p>3} 354<lb/>
118<lb/></p>
<p>A number not <lb/>
<del>W</del> much less than<lb/>
118 might be<lb/>
contained in<lb/>
1/2 cells 2 to a<lb/>
cell<lb/></p>
<p>Surrounding <lb/>
Wall <hi rend="underline">triangular</hi><lb/>
especially if not <lb/>
<unclear>Airing</unclear> apart from<lb/>
the marching<lb/>
Parade is wanted<lb/>
- or in a Town -<lb/>
where Ground is<lb/>
scarce -<lb/></p>
<p>The apex at <lb/>
the Approach.<lb/></p>
&#x2014;<lb/><pb/>
<head>2<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Panopticon</head><lb/>
<p>N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> of Cells in a}<lb/>
story the same} 144<lb/>
as if there were}<lb/>
no Dead Part}<lb/>
}<lb/>
Average N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> in}3<lb/>
a Cell}<lb/>
&#x2014;<lb/>
N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> in 6 Houses 432<lb/>
Add 2 stories}<lb/>
viz: 1/2 more}144<lb/>
&#x2014;<lb/>
Total 576<lb/></p>
<p>
<del>Make</del><lb/>
N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> in 1<hi rend="superscript">st</hi>}
Panopticon} 354<lb/>
at 3 to a}<lb/>
cell &#x2014;<lb/>
930.<lb/><lb/></p>
<p>Make the Dead<lb/>
Part (which need<lb/>
not go all the way<lb/>
up) and the<lb/>
Staircases by<lb/>
cribbing 1/2 the<lb/>
width from so<lb/>
many Cells - Allot<lb/>
these 1/2 Cells<lb/>
to receive 2 <add>prisoners</add> each<lb/></p>
<p>Take 9 stories<lb/>
out of the height<lb/>
of 6 - and put <lb/>
3 stories of Cells<lb/>
to one of Lodge.+<lb/></p>
<p>That is <del>make</del> give<lb/>
back 7 <del>8</del> foot of height<lb/>
of Ceiling in the <unclear>char</unclear><lb/>
instead of 8.<lb/></p>
<p>
+ No - 3 stories<lb/>
will not do very well<lb/>
- See the figure<lb/></p><pb/>
<p>Enlarge the Well<lb/>
at the expence of the<lb/>
Ledge - This will<lb/>
give more light &amp;<lb/>
Air &amp; facilitate<lb/>
Inspection<lb/></p>
<p>To make the<lb/>
<sic>mos</sic> of a single<lb/>
<add>radial</add>Yard, put a school<lb/>
on each side the<lb/>
<hi rend="underline">wrist</hi>, with one or<lb/>
two betwixt the<lb/>
2 <unclear>&amp;</unclear> 3 <hi rend="underline">fingers</hi><lb/></p>
<p><del><gap/> <gap/></del>Conversation<lb/>
-tubes, not <add>fixed ones,</add> one to <lb/>
every cell, but moveable<lb/>
ones, one to<lb/>
each Inspection Gallery -<lb/></p>
<p>Might not the <lb/>
Pole, by means of<lb/>
a small perforation<lb/>
answer the purpose?<lb/></p>
<p>Pole by a male<lb/>
screw at the end to<lb/>
open the lock by a<lb/>
corresponding female<lb/>
screw, or vice versa.<lb/></p><pb/>
<head><sic>Asending</sic><lb/>
Machine</head><lb/>
<p>Two <unclear>Elbow</unclear>-chairs<lb/>
like buckets into which<lb/>
with a rope <sic>desending</sic><lb/>
from each<lb/></p>
<p><del>The f</del><lb/>
So if one only<lb/>
the bullnose weight<lb/>
hanging above.<lb/></p>
<head>Walls Materials<lb/>
for Forts</head><lb/>
<p>Brick or Stone<lb/>
wall glazed by<lb/>
fire - like the Old<lb/>
Scotch as described<lb/>
by Anderson -<lb/></p>
Quere by a Solar<lb/>
lens or <unclear>Speculory</unclear>?<lb/></p>
<p>Cast-iron of<lb/>
2-ton cast iron
bricks - as for<lb/>
Fordyce<lb/></p>
<p>Walls of <sic>ron</sic><lb/>
compounded of<lb/>
rough stone &amp;<lb/>
iron <gap/>, cast<lb/>
on the spot.<lb/></p>
<p>or rather a quadrangular<lb/>
<unclear>prismatent</unclear> tube <unclear>embracing</unclear><lb/>
a prismaheal<lb/><pb/>
<p>Dict 1/2 sheet<lb/>
omitted<lb/></p>
<head>Sounding-Tubes.</head><lb/>
<p>1.Between Lodge<lb/>
&amp; Governor's ordinary <lb/>
sitting-room<lb/>
or any others of his<lb/>
rooms - A <add>cover within</add> plug,<lb/>
to stop the sound<lb/>
ad libitum: to lock <lb/>
up and be to keep<lb/>
the key of it, thus his<lb/>
servants &amp;c may not<lb/>
use it without his<lb/>
consent &amp; knowledge<lb/></p>
<p>So between the<lb/>
Organ loft, &amp; his<lb/>
Dining room &amp; Drawing<lb/>
rooms.<lb/></p>
<p>So between his<lb/>
Music-Drawing -<lb/>
Room &amp; Dinner<lb/>
Room.<lb/></p>
<p>One of his drawing<lb/>
rooms a music-room<lb/>
with an organ masked<lb/>
or unmasked<lb/></p><pb/>
<head>Potatoes</head><lb/>
<p>Price in Ireland<lb/>
from 20<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> a 100 lb<lb/>
to 4<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> - 2<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> the common<lb/>
price.<lb/></p>
<p>A bushel weighs<lb/>
about 1/2 a 100 lb<lb/></p><pb/>




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Cooks 2d Voyage
Resolution 112
Whereof gentlemen officers 21
Discovery 80
Whereof officers 16
Weighed from 25
1776
Inclined Sh}1780
Men} Aug.
}22
Years Months Days
4 2 22

Resitution list 5
Whereof into}
pecunious state} 3
at sailing}
Discovery - Home

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Corkscrew Staircases
- Steps
2 foot wide
turning round
a Pillar
Pillar hollow
may serve for a
Water-pipe -to
communicate
with the Wheels

To gain the
wheels, a branch
which may be
flanking must
cross the Sunken
Drain - the
main preserving
the perpendicular
direction - & being
for lightness &
cheapness hollow
except a thickness
of about
6 or 8 inches
to support the
incumbent
column of water

But if the
Water-pipes are
to be in that the Dead
part, how are
the Wheels to be
subjected to Inspection?


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Or else Ladder
Staircases - hiding
only part of a
Cell - that is diminishing
polant
the width
of the Cells in
that part

As the 6th Story
of the Cells must
have its Staircase
what is to become
of the infirmary
in those two
of Cells?

The Garret Story
must answer the
purpose - You
may lower the
floor of it 2 1/2
foot. This will
make it more
commodious &
bring it within
sufficient inspection
of the Inspection
Gallery.


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Half-Cells

As some of
the Cells are
to have but two
Prisoners, make
some but half
the size of the
others

Balcony before
Inspect. Gallery
2 foot wide only-
-the doors opening
inwards.

3} 354
118

A number not
W much less than
118 might be
contained in
1/2 cells 2 to a
cell


Surrounding
Wall triangular
especially if not
Airing apart from
the marching
Parade is wanted
- or in a Town -
where Ground is
scarce -

The apex at
the Approach.

—

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2d Panopticon

No of Cells in a}
story the same} 144
as if there were}
no Dead Part}
}
Average No in}3
a Cell}
—
No in 6 Houses 432
Add 2 stories}
viz: 1/2 more}144
—
Total 576

Make
No in 1st} Panopticon} 354
at 3 to a}
cell —
930.

Make the Dead
Part (which need
not go all the way
up) and the
Staircases by
cribbing 1/2 the
width from so
many Cells - Allot
these 1/2 Cells
to receive 2 prisoners each

Take 9 stories
out of the height
of 6 - and put
3 stories of Cells
to one of Lodge.+

That is make give
back 7 8 foot of height
of Ceiling in the char
instead of 8.

+ No - 3 stories
will not do very well
- See the figure


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Enlarge the Well
at the expence of the
Ledge - This will
give more light &
Air & facilitate
Inspection

To make the
mos of a single
radialYard, put a school
on each side the
wrist, with one or
two betwixt the
2 & 3 fingers

Conversation
-tubes, not fixed ones, one to
every cell, but moveable
ones, one to
each Inspection Gallery -

Might not the
Pole, by means of
a small perforation
answer the purpose?

Pole by a male
screw at the end to
open the lock by a
corresponding female
screw, or vice versa.


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Asending
Machine

Two Elbow-chairs
like buckets into which
with a rope desending
from each

The f
So if one only
the bullnose weight
hanging above.

Walls Materials
for Forts

Brick or Stone
wall glazed by
fire - like the Old
Scotch as described
by Anderson -

Quere by a Solar

lens or Speculory?

Cast-iron of
2-ton cast iron bricks - as for
Fordyce

Walls of ron
compounded of
rough stone &
iron , cast
on the spot.

or rather a quadrangular
prismatent tube embracing
a prismaheal

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Dict 1/2 sheet
omitted

Sounding-Tubes.

1.Between Lodge
& Governor's ordinary
sitting-room
or any others of his
rooms - A cover within plug,
to stop the sound
ad libitum: to lock
up and be to keep
the key of it, thus his
servants &c may not
use it without his
consent & knowledge

So between the
Organ loft, & his
Dining room & Drawing
rooms.

So between his
Music-Drawing -
Room & Dinner
Room.

One of his drawing
rooms a music-room
with an organ masked
or unmasked


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Potatoes

Price in Ireland
from 20d a 100 lb
to 4d - 2d the common
price.

A bushel weighs
about 1/2 a 100 lb


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Identifier: | JB/107/077/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 107.

Date_1

1791-05-21

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

107

Main Headings

panopticon

Folio number

077

Info in main headings field

[[info_in_main_headings_field::panopticon[?] inserenda[?] […?] [...?]]]

Image

002

Titles

[[titles::half-cells / balcony before inspect. gallery / 2d panopticon / asending[sic] machine / walls - materials for forts / sounding-tubes / potatoes / jb to christie]]

Category

rudiments sheet (brouillon)

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::l munn [britannia with shield emblem]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

benjamin constant

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

35068

Box Contents

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