The Sun.
London, England, 1808-08-01 00:00:00

" Kilinainham, jury 13,, 1804."
(A true Copy.)

Td Door "1%-evor,

Daniel Brophy,

They live in the same►
room.

Daniel Dolan,

Were at first confined in
separaie cells.
William Nl‘PermQt_tr I‘l`l)e.rtnott states the,
all s vorn. close confinement as the
This
.rohiiost .i'vaillai lurrfcs another
aIY I,d the
?greatest inconvenience, and"
first class. • the incOnerlience of nut
,j
having itccess to the neces-
,
saiy houses,,
Brophy says, they have
.very often got, bad prow i>
sion, but is now reasonably good. They gut a bad
`shoulder of mutton last week, tilt the moment they
complained of it, it was remedied ; Donn haviisig
immediately sent some good beef and cabbage in
place of the :Dutton. They have been eleven months
,in c.u.,tOdy ; the stria confinement is their greateq
grkiiiince. The provisions in' civanthy and quality
are good,. -'

MtDc.xrniott wishes to leave the country and go to
:A,netica. 'No complaint against any of the,Otticers
ot •Ilie"Gaol. • Never asked a favour from Dr. Trevor
,that. he did. Dot grant. Whey all say they havc no
cotnplanat against Dr.Trevov„or any of the Ua*rit
of the Gaol:
:No table cloth, and bad 'attendance; the s4llad
brought up in:the tnanls'handg, and thrown on the
i; table without a plate.
Mr. I. Tatidy; brought Complains that be was
lII► a second tune at his
own desirc. refused' acimis,,iOn'• to the
'

yard yesterday evenitig.-4
Had occasion to go to the
necessary ; Mr. Dickson was in the room, yet he
could dot get out, bit was prevented by thll door-
keeper,LHeary Ware. •

Mr. Hicksun-:was obliged to force birnqelf v:)ta,of;
his room to get at the nest
cessary yesterday evening.
Mr. Tandy .did not get'
his time in the yard yester:.
day. Those•prisoners. who,
were in the yard refused to leave and his orders
were, not to allow 'Mr. Tandy to-mix with them
therefore Mr-Tandy did not get his-tiLne yesterday.
attends the doors of the chambers, to open .
them for any prisoners ‘.l. ho. want to go to the neces7l
sary. 'Mr. Tandy asked -him yesterday evening to
go out 'w the yard. He. refused him, because there
were people in the yard ; but there was another fie"
cessary Chat. Mr. Tandy might go to, Swears that.-
Mr. Tandy might have gone to the other 'necessary.,
it he chose it ;—did not receive. any orders to-refits-I -
Mr. Tandy 1.,.;e
.use of the necessary in the yard.
Swears he ()tiered the use of the other necessary to
Mr. Tandy;
Swears that if 4he use of
the other necessary had been.
()tiered to iitp he 'w(Add
not have .gOpe 'titere,. on
accout of one• Carty, a
hatchman, whom he feared.:
Swears that Dr. Trevor's
,Unitorm orders wcre to aC-
commodale the prisoners as
much as possible.
Swears that Ware has
always behaved himself
villy and properly.
Swears that. yesterday-.
evening, as he- opened the
doOr- fore Mr. Long to get a newspaper from him,
Mr. HicksoL forced the-door, and went to the yard
and staid there,_ against the regulations,
,with the
other prisoners, and ren,ained there till the. Gaol
was locked.

' Said Henry Ware, sworn,
lhbr.keeper.

Mr. 1 andy.

Ware.

Mr. Tandy.

Ware.

kletter from Mr. Tandy to Doctor Trevor,:dattao
7th April, 1.804., was produced to him;-admits t.is
his hand-writing. He wrote that letter when he
*suffiCient air-and exert.i....
." Mr. Tandy's 'compi-
ments to. Dr. Trevor, will
be much obliged by his.
leaving an order for Mr." Crookshank (it near rela-
tion of his, and son to the Judge) to see him- on,
Monday or Tuesday or if he would have.the good-
ness to leave-an order to see him twice.

.Copy letter from Mr.
Tandy to Dr. Trevor,

Mr. Tandy and Mr: Dixon 'feel tfiertiseles
much obliged -by the regulation in 'respect to the
yard; though ,it is not to that extent they might„
wish', yet it is furthest from their thoughts to at-'.
tempt to dictate; their objet is air and exercise..-.
They must say that the Du cur's conduct, stice.they
have besn in confinement, has beeh such as con-
vit-wes them that every attention towards their ac-
commodation and Comfort has becn exerted on his
part, and-feel extremely obliged to WM. for, the
same; and;which they. hope they %yin one ddy or
other have an opportunity of expressing beyond mere ••
words, and to the extent o: their feeini4..
" Kilinainhatn Prison,, Aprir 7, 1804:"
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