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HALIFAX  PENITENTIARY.
WAEDEN^S  REPOJRT,

Halifax  PENitBNrrAKY,

26th  January,  1876.
Sir, — ^I  beg  to  inform  you  that  on  assuming  the  duties  of  Warden  of  the  Halifax
Penitentiary  on  the  1st  July  last,  I  found  the  pnson,  And  ail  belonging  thereto  in
good  order  and  condition.  The  retiring  Warden,  Mi\  Donkln,  gave  me  every  facility
and  information  in  his  power.
I  addressed  a  few  woixis  to  the  assembled  convicts  the  following  morning,  on
whieh  occasion  I  pointed  out  to  them  the  paiiiicular  rela^^ionship  we  bore  to  each
other,  and  what  they  had  to  eacpcct*in  regard  to  either  i^eward  or  punishment,  accord-
ing to  their  conduct.
