Catalogue description Sessional papers

11. Assize calendar, 4 Mar

32. Assize calendar, 22 July

51. Clerk's report, describing the two escapes of the convict Ralph

81. Petition of the keeper (John Nicholson) against his dismissal

90. Printed list of candidates for the appointment of keeper

91ff. Related correspondence and testimonials

232. Henry Handley O' Farrell, land Tax Redemption Office, Somerset House, London, 18 Nov. Is a son of the late Henry Handley, and owes his present position to Lord John Russell

303. Granby (Belvoir Castle, 14 Oct.) about the enrolled pensioners

306. Chaplin, 11 Oct., about the evidence for great negligence on the part of the prison officers and the need for a searching enquiry, which no doubt the visiting magistrates will agree on

310. Henry Fitzroy, Whitehall, 7 Oct., about the second escape by Ralph. Lord Falmerston agrees to send down a detective

328. M.F. Moore, 16 June, about his remuneration and expenses as clerk of lieutenancy

330. B.A. Christopher, Amersham Place, 13 May. He and Trollops have approached the Treasury about the Bill of Cravings. The county should be allowed £200 instead of the present £45 for the entertainment of the julges