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prisoners confined in Gaol

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1316 9. To prisoners confined in Gaol:-12oz. wheat bread, 12oz, maize meal, 4oz. fresh beef, 8oz. vege- tables, oz. …

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Roleprisoners confined in Gaol

OfficialGaol attendants

RoleWitnesses and others awaiting bail

Rolechildren of Female Prisoners

RolePrisoners confined in Lock-up or Watch- houses

RolePrisoners of the Crown

OfficialMagistrate

RoleMen

OfficialMatron

RoleApprentices in the Government Printing Estab- lishment

OfficialGovernment Printing Estab- lishment

PlaceSouth Head

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 91, 3 November 1846.

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