They  are  regularly  attended  by  their  Clergy,  and  a  portion  of  their  time  is  given  to
tuition*  To  those  who  evince  on  anxiety  to  acquire  a  trade,  every  facility,  as  fiur  as  prac-
ticable, is  afforded*  In  the  cutting  of  stone,  a  convict,  who  is  well  disposed,  will  soon  become
an  expert  tradesman,  and,  on  leaving  tiie  Institution  will  find  himself  in  a  position  to  earn
by  his  industnr,  an  honest  living.  Moulders,  also,  who  are  good  workmen,  can  obtain  em-
ployment, both  in  Canada  and  &e  United  States.  The  d^erent  branches  of  labour  per-
formed in  the  Iron  Founders  department,  are  very  advantageous. to  well  disposed  convicts,
and,  if  attentive  to  their  labours  during  their  imprisonment,  they  will  be  enabled,  when
released,  to  become  in  receipt  of  good  wages.  We  have  also  a  Boot  and  Shoe  Shop,
attached  to  the  Institution,  where  &e  trade  may  be  learned  to  suit  the  custom  of  our  or-
dinary country  work  shops.  The  same  remarks  may  be  applied  to  our  Tailors  Shop.
