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Such as the letterReport shows, has been the neglect. From
the misbehaviourmisconduct, the eye turns naturally and not improperly
to the consequences. Strikes out the consequences - <add>say</add> that no ill evil consequences
that more that our evil no evil consequences eitherhaveeither followed from it or are ever likelyin a way to
follow, every thing almost is as it should be the
only practical informer is - that the plan being useless
either ought never to have been created, or at any rate
having done its office - if it had any, ought now to be
abolished. Either it never had a use, or the use it had is
at an end.

But the neglect is nothas not been without its consequences. I
give a specimen - I can give no more - Hulks Strip
there of nine truths of these abominations, the Hulks - Lord Your Lordships
hulks Your Lordships hulks -Pelham's Hulks - Lord Pelham and Mr would be [+]2 what Bastiles.Black Holes - [+]2 would in this
country, and at
this time of the day
be -
were : SecretsComplaints, like men, escape out of them and then -
escape out of them through thereby through negligence. The letter of which the following is the
extract, is from the least abominablehorrible of the two receptacles:-
from that one, in which, upon an expected visit, many some outsides were found fair:
from that one which not having destroy'd so many as an eigth
of its inhabitants in a year, was and perhaps is a Montpelier to the other. Nor yet itAs a ground
A letter from the Hilks: says somebody:[+]2 and by whosepray had [+]2 a specialnotable piece of
evidence indeed!
it a letter - of an And to who addressed, and with what
to whom written and for what purpose?

object written. and to whom addressed, or from whom

I have asked. FromBy one of the imprisoned wretches to have one of his friendsa friend in
a similar the same sad predicament a situation but too senseless.
impose a prisoner in a Jail in one of the distant provinces.
Not official my Lordnot the Repost this, it must be confessed., I admitt it. Under Your Lordships
auspices it is not the customaryway for gentlemen in office to make
Report: especially when paid for it, and when it has been made
their duty by Partliament has made it their duty in express words. Not official certainty may Lord:
governorgentlemen. if they did make Reports, would not complain of
their own governmentacts. — Pr??thing the officious of the heart - the little tokens of remembrance affectionsthe heart from
one poor creatureprisoner to another, [+]3 I transcribe verbatim whatever [+]3 but especially, and
most carefully, ommitting
names -
bears reference to the present purpose. Verbatim I say, my Lord:

Identifier: | JB/116/601/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 116.
Date_1	1802-12-31	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	116	Main Headings	panopticon versus new south wales
Folio number	601	Info in main headings field	letter 3
Image	001	Titles
Category	correspondence	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	d18 / e1 / f58
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
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Notes public	letter was never sent; see note 8 to letter 1747, vol. 7	ID Number	38134
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