Parliamentary Papers, Том 30H.M. Stationery Office, 1847 |
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25 August admonished April asked attend aware believe boys bread and water brought Bunyan called Captain Groves Catherall cats Chairman chapel Chaplain charge Chinnery circumstances clerk Commissioners complain conduct consider cord corporal punishment dark cell days bread Deprived of dinner Deputy Governor diet disease ditto ditto Duncombe duty Edward Baker entry Escott evidence feigned flogged George Chinnery give heard Hopper Infirmary inflicted instance James John journal Juvenile Ward lashes Lord Seymour mean to say medical officer Medical Superintendent Millbank Prison minute misconduct months morning never night o'clock occasion offence opinion Pentagon Phthisis present Principal Warder received recollect reference refractory cell removed Resident Surgeon rules Russell Scrofulous Secretary sent sentence Sir James Graham speak Stephen Hudson suicide Supervisor Thomas Thomas Hopper three days Three weeks told Visiting Inspector William Baly William Higgs witness withdrew
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