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 JAIL ASSOCIATION, 
 
 1834. 
 
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 FB££MASONS' HALL, TiUADE STREET. 
 
 1834. 
 
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QUEBEC JAIL ASSOCIATION. 
 
 ESTAIil.ISIIID MAY, 18J9. 
 
 OPFICFRS AND COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. 
 
 PATRON Mis rxcfLLENTY LieuL General 
 
 I Old AWMEW. K. ('. M. 
 Governor in Chief, Ac. 
 
 PRESIDENT.,. The Honorable and Right Reverend 
 
 CuAULEs James Stewart, D.D. 
 Lo)d Bishop i<f Quebec. 
 
 VICE P/?£.S7D£AT5.... William Smith Siweli, Fsqr. 
 
 Sherijfofthe District of Quebec j 
 The Honorable Sir John Cald- 
 wEi.r, Baronet. 
 
 TREASURER Mr. R. HaddVn. 
 
 SECRET.Hir Hknry D. Sewell, Tsqr. W. A. 
 
 CO.MMITTKE. 
 
 3Jessr.<{. 
 
 Andersoh, W. Harkness, Rev. Dr 
 
 Aylwin, T. C. Hudson, Rev. Jos. 
 
 I3rown, Rev. J. Jones, Jos. 
 
 Burton, S. J. Lockhart, Rev. S, J 
 
 Caldwell, Sir J. IMcCalluin, D. 
 
 Clugston, Rev. J. Mountain, Archdeacon 
 
 Cochrane, Hon. A. VV. Patton, VV. 
 
 Coffin, John Peniston, R. 
 
 Fisher, J. C. Primrose, Hon. F. W. 
 
 Frost, Major Sewell, W. S. 
 
 Haddan, R. Sewell, Rev. E. 
 
 Hale, Jeffery Sewell, Henry D. 
 
 Hamilton, James Syines, Robert 
 
THK 
 
 FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT 
 
 or THE 
 
 <aUCi)CC 9 Alt ^^lt»0(IAttOn. 
 
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 The Committee of Manngement of the Gnol Association, in 
 hiying hefore the suhscrihcis to the tiind and the pul)ho a report 
 of their procceilings (hirins tlie pnst year, beins tlio fifih since the 
 organization oftlie Associaiion, have to regret that their exertions 
 have in some points been crippled hy a variety of adverse 
 circumstance?, wliile in others it is a satisfaction to them to be 
 able to state that the sphere of tlieir endeavours has been enlarged 
 with every prospect of usefulness and advantage. 
 
 'I'hey have to lament that the scantiness of their funds has 
 compeileil them to discontinue the schools bodi in the Gaol and 
 House of Correction, whicli they had hiiherlo struggled to 
 maintain, and whicit they csnmot but believe had a beneficial 
 tendency and cfTtct in encouraging habits of order and decorum 
 among the prisoners, in withdrawing them, for a part at least of 
 their unemployed tin)e, from idle and vicious conversation and 
 amusements, and in familiarizing to th, ir minds those principles 
 and precepts which ■•■^•u'd alone give a hope of their being restored 
 in atiy degree of rel - ; ation to society. 
 
 The Committee \\n- t hitherto been enabled to continue the 
 valuable services of Mr. Campbell as a reader to the prisoners ; 
 with greater or less efTect, as was to be expected; according as 
 the hearers he collected around him were more or less hardened 
 in crime ; but even this imperfect substitute for more regular 
 instruction, the Committee will be obliged, from the inadequacy 
 of their funds, to discontinue, unless more liberally supported by 
 the public for the ensuing year. 
 
 The Committee, encouraged by repeated instances of assistance 
 afTorded by the Legislature to purposes entirely similar to those 
 which they are pursuing, applied early in the last Session for a 
 small appropriation in aid of their funds, but they regret to state 
 that, in consequence, probably of peculiar circumstances which 
 had an unfavorable influence during that Session on various 
 applications of like nature, their enueavoura were not atiende 
 with success. 
 
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 The C'nmmiltfp took rnpfiMurRS (Imiii:,' ilu- wiiUfi for orpciiiifj 
 ill tlie llouac ol (/unnciiDii a looni aii'l iii.'tcliinery lor \\\*\ 
 nuuinrioiuro of cofxrflo linnpen cloili. wliicli is now in lull 
 operiitioii ; and the rlotii tliiis tiihricatril liy the prisntu^r.H lind 
 Ij»m;ii disptjsed of to tlii! Slicrill" tijr \\w. ihc <if lln' (iiinl. 
 
 'J'lie Coininitte«; liiivini; laiily liml rcoHun lo Uiiovv ilint llm 
 nninre nnd repiilaiioni of lin! sysifm of vnhiiil.iry industry, wliicti 
 llicy liave onduuvoiircd to inlrndnce unions tin* |)risoiu^rB. lunl 
 iricidenlQlly becomo the puliit'ci of impiiry in a ('oort (tf .Iii = ii«.M*, 
 it) a rimnner which shewed that ihi ir olijec's iini cndeavoiird 
 wore either not iinown, or not understood, or niipreciati'd. think 
 it right oti this occasion to stale the ntitnii' of the luhrtur which 
 they are enaiiled out of tl»eir scanty liiiid-t to supply to the 
 prisoners. 'I'hoy have purchased, or otherwise obtained the raw 
 maieriuls for the following ernj)Ioyinenlrf : — 
 
 Wool. — 'I'o be cleaned, dressed, spun, mid Knit into stocliing.4, 
 socks, gl(jves, &c. 
 
 Cotton — To be knit into stockings nnd ni{»ht-('ap8. 
 
 1Ii:mi' — To be hackled, spun and woven into cloth of varlouB 
 texiures. 
 
 Wood — To be made into American axe handlcH. 
 
 Besides which they ore now about eaiisinjj a tnixture of wool 
 nnd hemp to be woven into slnlV for (doiiiipcr (,,r tlie leiniilft 
 prisoners ; nnd they have at dillVrcnt times supplied prisoners 
 bslonging to bome of the ineehanical cailiiigs with tools and 
 materials for curryiuir on tlieir trade, and thus supportiiij; their 
 families. The articles made are (li.'^|)09('(l of at such rales as 
 merely to cover the expense of the raw tnaterial and imphMnen's 
 of manufacture, with o "ery small allowance to the prisoners to 
 encourage tiiem to this voluntary work beyond their stated tasks. 
 nnd to enable them, when discharged, to support themselves until 
 ibey can obtain employnient or leave the city. 
 
 The simple statement of these purp»)se3 and exertions, it might 
 he hoped, would recommend them to the attention and the Hup|)cirt 
 of the beneficent and the humane, or even to those who make a 
 colder calculation of the e:iipIoyments and destiny of the prisoner ; 
 — tlie Committee therefore deeply regret that their funds, di; ivt;d 
 from the contributions of the public, have (ijtnini^slipd in such n 
 degree as to compel them to discontinue, as ahendy slated, a 
 useful i>art of their system. They owe it to the liberaliiy and 
 forbearance of the SherilV in not pressing for the paymeni of n 
 considerable sum (£71 10s.) due for raw materials for which he 
 had made himself temporarily responsible, that they have l)i'en 
 enabled to commence and continue the manufacture of cloth frotn 
 hemp, and although they hope to carry on this description of 
 matmfacture to such an extent as afford a prospect of extinguishing 
 the debt, they are obliged to appeal lo tlie liberality ol ilie 
 public to aid in relieving them fronj their present embarrassment. 
 
 The funds arising from contributions during the lust year havt^ 
 been no more than £37 83. 3d. The value of ariitles sold £;>.'{ 
 78. lO^d. after f)aying their ordinary exjienees as set forth m 
 the annexed accounts, and adding the cost of materials nnd 
 implements, they are left in debt to tlie extent of jC7iJ Is "Jd. 
 
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 By order ol iho Committee, 
 
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