i8 LIST OF PERSONS CONFINED IN THE DIFFERENT GAOLS 4.— RETURN of all PERSONS confined in the KINGSTON WORKHOUSE, from the lst January 1829 ; with the Date of their Commitment, and the Cause of it; the Length and Nature of the Sentence ; with the Quality and Designation of the Individual. DATE of the Commitment. 1829: January - 3 22 23 February - 4 t) 17 17 iy 19 27 13 - 1 11 12 12 Quality and Designation of the Individuals. I Cause of Commitment. Wiliam, a negro, belonging to Messrs. Guild and Woodburn Thomas, a negro, the property of Judeth Wade, a free per- son of colour William Jones, a negro, belonging to Ann J. Gilling, and Joe, a negro belonging to Frances Cox --- Eleanor, to Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson Jane, a negress, belonging to Julian Graham, a person of colour George Mathews, a negro, the property of John Mc Intyre Rose, a negress, the property of the Revd Geo. Watson Askew Edward, a mulatto, who said that he was free, but had no document thereof, and afterwards proved to be a slave, to Good Hope, Trelawny Joseph, a mulatto boy, belonging to Sarah Strachan James, a negro, belonging to Mr. Fonseca - - Sam, a negro boy belonging to Mrs. Hargreaves Grace, a negress belonging to Mr. R. S. Cooper Billy, a negro, the property of John Nethersole, Esq. John, a negro, and Marianne, a negress belonging to Jas S. Innes, Esq. - J Cecelia, to Assente Chandrion; and Mary, to Nancy Naar Jane, a mulatto, to Mrs. Henriques Hercules, a negro, to Messrs. Simpson, Taylor & Co. John Scott, a negro, to Messrs. J. Wilson and Co. Bessy, a negress, to Lydia Bradbury ... - For grossly abusing and striking Mr. Samuel Maduro Complaint of owner - Complaint of owners - - For assaulting and beating a slave named Priscilla, belonging Mrs. Stines - - - - [ Complaint of owner - - For running away upwards off six months, and being a notorious and incorrigible runaway - - [ For running away upwards of six months -| - - Having stated to the sitting magistrates that he was free, but, had no document For flying kites in the streets contrary to the city ordinance - - For stealing a watch, the property of Archibald Campbell, mariner - - - - - [ For stealing money from the dwelling- house of a free black man| - - For having made a complaint to the magistrates of mal- treatment of her and her children, which, on investigation, appeared to be frivolous and vexatious - - For fraudulently possessing himself of $ 2f, the property of a free black woman, named Colliard - Complaint of owners - - For a riot and disturbance in f the public streets, and assaulting another female slave - - - [ - - For entering the room of Lt Elliott, in Kingston Barracks, and stealing therefrom some wearing apparel I - - For stealing a bundle of hoops, the property of a free black man named Samuel Stewart - - For assaulting and severely beating another slave named Duncan - - For stealing a fowl, the property of a free black woman named James - Length and Nature of the Sentence. - - Sentenced, by Justices Maddan, J. Smith, and Nethersole, to three months' hard labour. - - Committed to hard labour for thirty days by T. Morton, esq. sitting magistrate. - - Committed to hard labour, by T. Morton, esq. sitting magistrate, for thirty days. - - Sentenced, by Justices Wright and W. H. Hall, to one week's con- finement within the walls. Committed, by J. Smith, to hard labour for one month. - - Sentenced, by the February Slave Court 1829, to be confined to hard labour for life. Sentenced, by the same Court, to three months' hard labour. - - Committed, by the sitting ma- gistrates, until he should produce some satisfactory proof of free- dom. - - Committed, by the sitting ma- gistrates, to hard labour, for thirty days. - - Sentenced, by Justices Fowles, Js Smith and Titley, to hard la- bour for six months. Sentenced, by Justices Fowles and Js Smith, to one month's hard labour. - - Sentenced, by Justices Js Smith and Nethersole, to one month's hard labour. - - Sentenced, by Justices H. J. Hall and Tory, to receive this day thirty- nine lashes, and to be de- tained until applied for by his owner. Committed, by Thos Morton, esq. to one week's hard labour. - - Sentenced, by Justices Wil- liams, Hall, and Titley, to one week's hard labour. - - Sentenced, by Justices Wil- liams and Titley, to one month's confinement and hard labour, within the walls of the workhouse. - - Sentenced, by Justices Evans, W. H. Hall and Wm Smith, to one month's hard labour. - - Sentenced, by Justices Evans, W. H. Hall and Wm Smith, to one week's hard labour. The same Justices and the same sentence.