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XQA/G/223-295

Correspondence re Plans for New Gaol and advance of Wall

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XQA/G/223 Copy of Petition of the Justices of the County of Anglesey, with regard to the County Gaol and House of Correction, which is "in bad repair and by no means secure". The Justices claim that ...  more 1824 July 13
XQA/G/224 Copy of letter from Mr. Poole, Clerk of the Peace, Caernarfon, to the Secretary of state, Home Department, regarding the proposed new County Gaol. Asks for copies of plans and regulations, informatio...  more 1863 July 11
XQA/G/225 LETTER: from Home Office to Clerk of the Peace. Acknowledges receipt of letter re building of New Gaol.  1863 July 27
XQA/G/226 Copy of letter from Mr. Poole, Clerk of the Peace, Caernarfon, to the Inspector of Prisons for the Southern District (London) regarding the proposed new County Gaol. Asks for plan, regulations, infor...  more 1863 July 28
XQA/G/227 LETTER: from Llewelyn Turner to Lord Newborough. Detailed suggestions for new Prison. Encloses a plan based on that of Mountjoy Prison, Dublin.  1863 July 30
XQA/G/228 LETTER from John (Inspector of Prisons) G. Perry to T. Poole, Esq., Clerk of the Peace, Caernarfon, regarding the new County Gaol to be built at Caernarfon. Asks for the ground plan of the proposed s...  more 1863 Aug. 1
XQA/G/229 LETTER: from Clerk of the Peace to John G. Perry. Sends ground plan of New Gaol. Asks for information to help county Surveyor in preparing his plans in compliance with Home Office regulations.  1863 Aug. 10
XQA/G/230 LETTER from John G. Perry, Inspector of Prisons, to W.T. Poole, Esq., Clerk of the Peace, Caernarfon, acknowledging the latter’s letter of the 11th inst. Supports the views of the Magistrate, w...  more 1863 Aug. 14
XQA/G/231 LETTER: From Clerk of the Peace to John G. Perry. New Gaol to accommodate 80 - 100 prisoners. (Copy).  1863 Aug. 15
XQA/G/232 LETTER from John G. Perry, Inspector of Prisons, to W.T. Poole, Clerk of the Peace. Gives suggestions which will enable the County Surveyor in preparing the plans of the New Prison, to comply with th...  more 1863 Aug. 21
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