JB/157/048/002

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Passage for

1. Prisoners from
Cells to Wheels
& Yards

2. Inspectors to
Prisoners

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ds

1. In persons to
invisible inspect?

2. Probability to do<
lb/> attack the Keepers
do other
Mischief.

3. Separation of
the Sexes, if two

4. Section from Inability to converse,
with prisoners,
of other Cells

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4.Visitors on business

5. Chapel-Visitors

6. Goods {Provisions
{Machines
{Materials
{Finished work

Passages to a from

1. Cells

2. Lodge

3. Inspectn. Gatherers

4. Chapel

5. Yards.

6. Ware-rooms

7. Fire-places.

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VII Communications
Outlets &
Approaches.
in general.

1

All ought to be
subjected to the
inspection principle.
p.1.

2

Communications
comprize

1. Staircases

2. Passages

3. Doors

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2(a)

Door & Staircase
passages. p.3

3

Communications

1. for persons &
for things

Persons

1. Prisoners

2. Inspectors

3. Visitors on business

4. Chapel Visitors
p.1

4

For Prisoners communications
are
best narrow.p.1.

5

and few. p.2

6

Operations for which
the Staircases would
be employ'd p.9

Screw diameter 6

Diameter 12

am for. 36

Staircase 18

Subtract
on each side 8

Remnants 10

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Communications

1

Staircases would
for

1. Prisoners

2. Inspectors or Curators

3. Chapel Visitors

4. Visitors to the
Inspector

2

Staircase requisite
for Prisoners
all the way up
p.1.

3

Doors only in
the basement p2

1 Not to occupy
cells

2 Not to make
Prisoners pass
by Cells.

4 2

Staircases - outer
ade in the Dead
Part p.1

1. at different ends

2. to inspection
all the way up
them of

5 3

Width -same
as the Galleries
p.2

6 4

Staircases for
Inspectors Coming
Short flyingFlight Staircases
from the Inspectors
Galleries to the Prisoners
Staircases
over the Intermediate
Area

2

7 Addendum

Staircases - Number
requisite.

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Communication

7 6

Staircases for
Chapel Visitors
p.4

8

8

They afford no
facility of escape
to Prisoners - nor
p.4

— nor approach
inconvenient to
Visitors

9 5

Staircases for
admission of
Visitors to the
Inspectors. p.7.

10

Diametrical
passage from
the Front to the
intermediate Area
at the farther end.
p.13

11

No admittance
to the Main Lodge
without co-operation
of the Inspector
there. p.13

By his pulling
a wire that lifts upopens
a bolt. p.13

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Communication Addenda Doors Doors to the lowest Inspection Gallery into the Lodge to be only two viz. one on each side of the Exit Quere whether at the opposite end near the entrance?

A: No: as that would afford the Prisoners a means of escaping if they could get into the Insp. Gallery?

Rules for Using 1. The size of 1. Communications to be determined need not be by the place for however as to Stowage is the give passage to things tat could not be stowed in

Machines In making communicationn for example machines it ought to be considered determined by th eproportion between the interest of the extra important requisite for the making the communications & the average annual expence of putt taking to pieces & putting together the machines.

Identifier: | JB/157/048/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 157.
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