Admission and Discharge of Prisoners. 6. Search of prisoners on admission. 7. Prisoner to be alone when searched. 8. Effects retained by gaoler. 9. Register of certain particulars relating to prisoner. 11. Separation of prisoners. 12. Female prisoners. Food, Clothing, and Bedding of Prisoners. 13. Spirituous liquors. 14. Smoking. 15. Order of surgeon as to spirituous liquors, &c. 17. Debtor not to sell provisions. 18. Prison allowance to debtors. 19. Prisoner before trial may maintain himself. 20. Dress of criminal prisoner before trial. 21. Prison allowance of food for convicted prisoner. 22. Convicted prisoner restricted to prison allowances. 24. Return of clothing to discharged prisoner. 26. Beds. 27. Bedding. 30. Prohibition of gaming. 31. Work and earnings of debtors. 32. Employment of criminal prisoners before trial. 33. Allowance out of earnings to acquitted prisoners. 34. Regulations as to hard labour of the first class. 35. Regulations as to hard labour of the second class. 36. Days of exemption from hard labour. 37. Examination by surgeon of prisoners at hard labour. 38. Employment of prisoners not sentenced to hard labour. 45. Prayers. 46. Performance of divine service. 47. Ministers to visit prisoners under certain restrictions. 48. Books and printed papers. 49. Chaplain to communicate abuses to gaolers. 50. Assistant chaplain and chaplain's substitute. 51. Substitute for prison minister. 52. Substitute on death of chaplain or minister. Instruction. 53. Instruction of prisoners. Visits to and Communications with Prisoners. 54. Communication with prisoners. 55. Power of gaoler as to visitors. 56. General regulation as to punishment. 57. Gaoler to punish for prison offences. 58. Punishment of prisoners by visiting justices. 60. Corporal punishments. Prisoners under Sentence of Death. 61. Prisoners under sentence of death. Prison Officers. 62. Regulation as to employment of prisoners in prison offices. 64. Officers not to sell or let to prisoners. 65. Officers not to contract with prisoners. 66. Officers not to take gratuities. 67. Females to be attended by female officers. Gaoler. 68. Residence of gaoler. 69. Gaoler to conform to law and regulations of prison. 71. To inspect the prison daily. 72. To post up in cells abstract of certain regulations. 73. To report to surgeon prisoners disordered in mind. 74. To notify to chaplain and surgeon prisoners requiring their 75. To give notice of death of prisoners. 76. To report to visiting justices insane prisoners. 77. To keep enumerated books and accounts. 78. To be responsible for safe custody of documents. 79. Not to be absent without leave. 80. Power of deputy gaoler; substitute of deputy gaoler. Matron. 81. General duties. 82. To inspect daily female prison. No. 86. When to visit prison. Surgeon. 87. To make daily record in respect of sick prisoners. 88. Occasionally to inspect every part of prison. 89. To report special cases. 90. To call in additional medical aid. 91. To make entries as to death of prisoner. 92. To appoint substitute when absent. PRISON OFFICERS. 93. Officers to obey gaoler. 94. Not to be absent without leave. 95. Not to receive visitors without leave. 96. To examine cells, locks, &c. Porter. 97. Duties of gate porter. Reports. 98. Gaoler to transmit list of prisoners to secretary of state. 99. Gaoler to attend sessions and make report. 100. Journals and reports of chaplain and surgeon. 101. Record of visits of chaplain and non-resident officers. Construction and Application of Schedule. 102. Rules as to prisoners not debtors or criminals. 103. Construction of word "regulation." 104. Definition of subordinate officers. SCHEDULE II. List of discontinued prisons. SCHEDULE III. List of Acts repealed. |