Corporal punishments enquiry, 1833-34
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34/230, return from Stonequarry, 9 January 1834- descriptions of the effect of punishments on individual prisoners. From NRS 906 Colonial Secretary Special bundles [Item 4/2189.1 Letter34/230]
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