February 1793

Ordered that Messrs. Baker & Co. supply Mr Harwood
the Keeper of the House of Correction with the following Articles for
the use of the Prisoners in the House of Correction and New Prison
Clerkenwell Vizt.

One Dozen of Milled Caps but larger than the Pattern.
Three Dozen of Mens Yarn House full sized.
½ Dozen pair of Mens & ½ Dozen pair of Womens Leather Shoes
Three Dozen of Mens Shirts of Hempen Osnaburgs
One Dozen of Jackets and one Dozen of Woollen Trousers like the Jackets
Three Dozen of Womens Shirts of Flaxen Osnaburgs.

And that Mr Bonus do in like manner supply the following Articles
Vizt.

2 Dozen of Mens Jackets of the same Stuff as the Trousers produced
2 Dozen of Trousers Do.
2 Dozen of womens Jackets of the same Stuff.
2 Dozen of Petticoats Do.
2 Dozen of Mens Shoes at 4s/6d
2 Dozen of Womens Do at 4s/2d.
2 Dozen of Wollen Caps at 8d.
2 Dozen of Womens Hose at 1s/2d.
6 Jack Towells 3 Dozen of Hand Do.

And Mr Gibbs and Mr Chamberlain having both given it as their
Opinion that a Chimney could not be carried into the Sick Ward of
Clerkenwell Prison without prejudice to the Sick: Ordered that the
Building the same be for the present postponed.

Ordered that an Oven be built in or adjoining to the Room
where the Bath now is to serve both the Prisons under the direction
of Mr Rogers (who is first to wait upon Mr Hole for instructions
respecting the same) for the purpose of baking the Cloaths of such of
the Prisoners as are infected with Vermin Etc.

When Your said committee adjourned to Thursday Sennight at 1 o Clock