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Jul 13, 2022 Tintern Jul 06, 2022 clareagnew May 12, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL10409952 Sunday 5th The inmates were orderly today no service in the morning. Mr Roberts gave a short address in the Afternoon. Mr Thompson held service in the evening a young woman named Charlotte French came and begged to be taken in saying she was tired of her wicked course of life. I took her in until the Ladies committee meets on Tuesday. Monday 6th The inmates very unruly indeed, Mary Ann [March] positively refused to obey me Jane Brownley very independent Tuesday 7th Miss Galbraith took Anne Gaul to Mrs Cappers to get a situation she engaged to go up the Clarence River. Harriet Pinkett left her situation yesterday and called here this morning. The ladies gave permission for her to stay until tomorrow. Wednesday 8th The inmates going about their work quietly Friday 10th I went with Harriet Pinkett to the station at 6 o clock to go to the service of Mr Markland of Hartley as Cook and Landress at 12s a week she was very thankful to the Ladies for allowing her to stay since Tuesday. Saturday 11th The inmates going about their work steadily this morning	FL10409952 Sunday 5th The inmates were orderly today no service in the morning. Mr Roberts gave a short address in the afternoon. Mr Thompson held service in the evening a young woman named Charlotte French came and begged to be taken in saying she was tired of her wicked course of life. I took her in until the Ladies committee meets on Tuesday. Monday 6th The inmates very unruly indeed, Mary Ann [March] positively refused to obey me Jane Brownley very independant Tuesday 7th Miss Galbraith took Anne Gaul to Mrs Cappers to get a situation she engaged to go up the Clarence River. Harriet [Pinketh] left her situation yesterday and called here this morning. The ladies gave permission for her to stay until tomorrow. Wednesday 8th The inmates going about their work quietly Friday 10th I went with Harriet [Pinketh] to the station at 6 o clock to go to the service of Mr Markland of Hartley as [Book] and Landrers at 12 a week she was very thankful to the Ladies for allowing her to stay since Tuesday. Saturday 11th The inmates going about their work steadily this morning

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