Description: Letter from Anne Sturges Bourne: Her father has gone to Winchester about the gaol chaplain.

Description: New County Gaol, Winchester, bundle of correspondence, reports, memoranda and printed matter. Includes copy order of Quarter Sessions establishing New Gaol Committee (1844), County Gaol statistics (1825-1844), draft report of the New Gaol Committee, letter from Reverend William Williams, Vicar of St Bartholomew Hyde, concerning the moral character of Barber, the Bridewell Keeper (1839), letter from Sir William Heathcote about paying off the debt incurred in building new Gaol, and other papers.

Description: Book entiled 'Report on Winchester Gaol'. Contains depositions, examinations of gaoler, turnkeys, contractors, debtor prisoners etc; plan of Gaol

Description: Report of the Committee appointed to examine into the state of the Hampshire County Gaol and Bridewells, and to report on best mode of employing the prisoners, to recommend regulations

Description: Report on the State of the Gaol and Bridewell at Hants Quarter Sessions, 1819

Description: Printed report of the committee appointed to examine into the state of the Hampshire county gaol and bridewells. Illustrated with elevation of the County Gaol, Winchester and with ground plans of the gaol and bridewell at Winchester

Description: Winchester Gaol Act

Description: Letter from Baron de Hockepied (General Porter), Fareham, to Sir Thomas Baring concerning the County Gaol and Bridewell Regulations

Description: Copy order of the Hampshire Quarter Sessions relating to the classification of prisoners within the County Gaol and Bridewells

Description: Letter from B Herring, County Bridewell, to Sir Thomas Baring giving statistics relating to committal

Description: Letters on report on the County Gaol and Bridewells 

Description: Letter from Sir Raymond Jarvis,regarding executions at the County Gaol in Winchester

Description: Letters from Elizabeth Fry to Sir Thomas Baring concerning county prisons in Winchester

Description: Letter to Sir Thomas Baring from F. Callender. Includes the employment of prisoners.

Description: Notebook containing copies of orders of Quarter Sessions. Arranged alphabetically by subject, which include: Bridewell and Gaol. Most of the orders relate to procedure, appointments etc.

Description: Report of the Committee appointed to examine into the state of the Hampshire County Gaol and Bridewells,to report on best mode of employing the prisoners, to recommend regulations

Description: Printed copy of the report of the Visiting Magistrates of the County Gaol and Bridewells, and for the closure of Odiham Bridewell

Description: Quarter Sessions Order Books, including reports of Visiting Justices on County Gaol and Bridewell, rules and regulations for both

Description: Letter from Thomas Woodham, Deputy Clerk of the Peace. Subjects include the actions of the Visiting Justices in putting into effect the resolutions of the previous Quarter Sessions concerning the County Gaol, the complaints of a prisoner about mistreatment by fellow inmates.

Description: Summary of tables of amounts laid out on poor rate, law expenses, county gaols, militia, highways, church rate etc

Description: County Gaol account books relating to the fabric of the Prison and salaries of Prison Officers 

Description: Prosecutions and conveyance of Prisoners account books

Description: Chaplain's Journals

Description: Journals of the Governor of the County Gaol and New Prison

Description: Notebook of Henry Combe Compton MP, contains list of officers of new prison and old prison.

Description: Copy curate's licence: Robert John William Wright, Chaplain of the Gaol and Bridewell at Winchester

Description: Letters from Rev Zillwood, chaplain at the County Gaol, on various subjects including prison labour, prison education, executions, prison staff,

Description: Administration of John White, jun, of Winchester, Hampshire, governor of Winchester gaol

Description: Draft letter to the Treasury Commissioners that a reward be given to Mr Bechett, Governor of the County Gaol in Winchester, for his part in apprehending offenders convicted at the Special Assizes for Hampshire (Swing Riots)

Description: Book containing 'Proceedings of Bridewell Committee'. Includes material relating to duties and salary of gaol keeper

Description: Will and renunciation of Tarrant Philips of Winchester, Hampshire, Gaoler (Turnkey)

Description: Agreement by Henry Bosanquet, High Sheriff of Hampshire, that John White of Winchester shall keep the County Gaol 

Description: Gaol committal register

Description: List of prisoners under the heading 'Mitcheldever, Stratton and Wonston Mobs', giving details of offence (with name and place), and names of prosecutors and witnesses (Swing Riots)

Description: Letter from Thomas Lloyd to relating to further offences alleged to have been carried out by Henry Cook, the Labourer who had been executed, and concerning the character of Mr Woodham, the proposed Gaol Chaplain 

Description: Original letter and transcript about release of accused smugglers at Winchester Gaol 

Description: Printed poster showing death sentences and general summary of sentences recorded against the prisoners tried before the Special Commission at Winchester

Description: Letter from the Debtors at Winchester Gaol 

Description: Letters from Robert Mason convicted during the Swing Riots

Description: Memorandum of 'prisoners whose cases have not been finally settled' (Swing Riots)

Description: Sale particulars for freehold property on the west side of Jewry Street, 'formerly the residence of the Governor of the County Prison, now used as the Winchester Museum. To be sold 26 September 1872.

Description: Letter from the 8th Earl of Banbury regarding a 'frame' to be erected at the south-west side of Staple Gardens in Winchester for works to the roof of the new County Gaol.

Description: Winchester - design for Gaol in Jewry Street. Facade (black and white photograph).

Description: Letter from Robert Barnard to Sir Thomas Baring outlining the disadvantages of a proposed site for public executions, behind the County Gaol in Winchester  

Description: Photocopy of the elevation of the principal front of the County Gaol at Winchester

Description: Elevation of the County Gaol in Jewry Street

Description: The hardening of nature and bitter consequences of sin - a sermon, preached in the chapel of Winchester Gaol, on Sunday, August 15, 1824, 1825 

Description: The consequences and unlawfulness of poaching: a sermon preached in the chapel of Winchester Gaol