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Jun 27, 2022 MaryV May 12, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL10409859 1866. October 7th Sabbath All the inmates were in attendance at the services (Mr. Selby came to preach in the eve) Number of inmates 34. The Matron went up the garden a little before afternoon service & found Elizth Irvin lying full length in the grass and Ester Brace examining her head etc. Monday 8th Harriet Penketh begd hard to be readmitted she was sent to Mrs. Smith. Emily Turner was married today by Revd. Thos. Smith, she called this afternoon to give us a piece of wedding cake, neatly wrapd. in writing paper and tied with white satin ribbon after wishing "Mr. & Mrs. Bell" much happiness etc I took her to see all the inmates & receive their congratulations - and gave her a nice bunch of flowers and a little picture in a frame. Miss Dann spent an hour reading and conversing with the inmates, whilst they were employed sewing. Miss D very kindly offers to come once a week to help me. Tuesday 9th Three inmates admitted to day. Harriet was readmitted very reluctantly. owing to her bad condition in the situation the ladies provided for her.	FL10409859 1866. October 7th Sabbath All the inmates were in attendance at the services (Mr. Selby came to preach in the eve) Number of inmates 34. The Matron went up the garden a little before afternoon service & found Elizth Irvin lying full length in the grass and Ester Brace examining her head etc. Monday 8th Harriet Penketh begd hard to be readmitted she was sent to Mrs. Smith. Emily Turner was married today by Revd. Thos. Smith, she called this afternoon to give us a piece of wedding cake, neatly wrapd. in writing paper and tied with white satin ribbon after wishing "Mr. & Mrs. Bell" much happiness etc I took her to see all the inmates & receive their congratulations - and gave her a nice bunch of flowers and a little picture in a frame. Miss Dann spent an hour reading and conversing with the inmates, whilst they were employed sewing. Miss D very kindly offers to come once a week to help me. Tuesday 9th Three inmates admitted to day. Harriet was readmitted very reluctantly. owing to her bad condition in the situation the ladies provided for her.

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