ON THE LOCAL TAXATION OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN. 285 Appendix, N° 11. AN ACCOUNT of the Salaries and Emoluments of the Officers and Servants of the General Penitentiary, at Milbank. SUPERIOR OFFICERS, Not residing in the Prison: Secretary, Cashier and Accountant Medical Superintendent - Residing in the Prison, and have, besides their Salaries, an allowance of Coals: Chaplain ---------- Governor - -- -- -- -- Surgeon - -- -- -- -- - Matron - -- -- -- -- - Master Manufacturer, with percentage of % d. in the shilling on the prisoners earnings -------- Steward - -- -- -- -- - INFERIOR OFFICERS, Male Department, who have, besides their Salaries, Rations, and per centage on Prisoners earnings : -} Taskmasters, one for each pentagon Assistant d° - - - d° - Turnkeys, five for each pentagon - 4 a' 60I. - 4 » > > » - 20 a' 501. With Rations, but not per Centage : Turnkeys for infirmaries - - - - - - 2 a' 50/. Cooks - - - - - - - - - 2,,,, Baker 1 - - Machine keepers ------ Millers -------- Female Department, with Rations, but not per Centage: - 2 a' 50/. - 2 ,, ,, Deputy Matron Turnkey for laundry Nurses for infirmaries Cook Having Rations and per Centage : Taskmistresses, one to each pentagon - Assistant d° - -• - d° Turnkeys, six for each pentagon - Porters for gates Messenger Serjeant Patrole Five Patroles SERVANTS, with Rations: - 2 a' 50/. - 1 - - - 2 a' 601. 2 ,, ,, - 12 a' 50/. - 3 a' 50/. ' H » > - 1 - - - 5 a' 501 TOTAL - £. £. s. d. 400 - - 200 - - 400 - - 600 - - 400 - - 250 - - 200 - - 200 - - 240 240 1,000 100 100 60 100 100 100 50 100 40 120 120 600 150 50 60 250 £. *. d. 600 - 2,050 - 1,480 - - 460 290 - - 840 - - 510 - - 6,230 - - In the Master- manufacturer's office, there are two clerks and a warehouseman, and he also employs a clicker to cut out shoes, and a person to cut out clothes ; but these officers have no con- nection whatever with the prison, and their salaries or wages are paid entirely out of the profits on manufacture. There are also Gardeners employed to cultivate the garden, but they are not employed in any other way, nor are any prisoners employed in the garden. The value of the garden stuffs consumed more than repays their wages ; they have no rations, nor do they lodge in the prison. An Engine- man is likewise employed to attend the apparatus for warming the female pentagons, at 27 5. per week, besides extra wages if employed at unusual hours; he has no lodging provided him, nor rations. There is also one guinea per week paid to a person as Clerk of the Works, similar to what is denominated a labourer in trust in other public buildings, to superintend any repairs that may be necessary, and arrange the tradesmen's bills for such repairs; a portion only of his time is em- ployed for this sum for the benefit of the establishment. A Schoolmaster is in contemplation and rules framed for regulating his duties, but neither the appointment nor salary are yet finally settled. Rob. Auld, Secy. 549-