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Meanings of old gaol in English
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Usage of old gaol in English
1
The old gaol stands near the sea, close to the landing-place.
2
Clause II.-Theprisoners shall remain in the old gaol till the new gaol is constructed.
3
Take his irons off, and put him in a separate cell in the old gaol.
4
James's Church, the old gaol, etc.-werealso built, because it was so near at hand.
5
There is the extensive ruin of an old castle in it; the old gaol is very castle-like also.
6
In the old gaol are twenty-four prisoners, all heavily ironed, awaiting trial by the visiting Commission, from Hobart Town.
7
They were chatting merrily, and I imagine from their free and easy manner that most of them were old gaol-birds.
8
Built an apartment of brick in the yard of the old gaol, before it was burnt, for debtors, containing three rooms.
9
Many years ago, a fire broke out in the brick part which was built as an addition to the old gaol of Newgate.
10
All the vices of the old gaol system were nothing compared with the diabolical effect of solitude on a heart smarting with daily wrongs.
11
He was confined in the Old Gaol, and seven others were in the cell with him.