Middlesex Sessions:
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28th October 1789 - 5th December 1795

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Image 14 of 49628th October 1789


October 1789

32 G 2. C. 28 Enacts; that


The Clerk of the Peace shall
cause a List of the Fees payable by
Debtors and the Rules and Orders for
the Government of Gaols and Prisons
to be hung up in the Court where
the Assizes or Sessions shall be held
and send another Copy to the Gaol
and the Gaoler shall cause the same
to be hung up in a conspicuous place
in the said Gaol.
Complied with

13 G 3. C: 58 Enacts, That


Clergymen may be provided to
officiate in Gaols
Provided with a Clergyman

14 G3. C. 20 Enacts, That


Persons Acquitted or discharged
upon Proclamation for want of
Prosecution shall be discharged
immediately in Open Court and
without Fee.
All Persons Acquitted or discharged by
Proclamation or for want of Prosecution
are discharged without Fees.

14 G3. C. 59 Enacts, That


1The Walls and ceilings of
Cells in Gaols shall be scraped and
Whitewashed once in the year at least
White Washed every year


2That the Cells shall be kept
Clean and
Washed every day


3That they shall be supplied
with fresh Air, by Ventilators or
otherwise
Air supplied by Windows


4That there shall be two
Rooms set apart for the Sick
Only one Room and that for the
Sick Men.


5That a Warm and Cold
Bath or Bathing Tubs< no role > shall be
Provided
A Warm and Cold Bath is provided


6That this Act shall be
hung up in the Gaol.
Complied with

7That a Surgeon or Apothecary
shall be appointed with a Salary} Apothecary attends the Prisoners
every day.




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