>From the Parliamentary Papers of 1858. Report from the Inspector-General of Prisons in Ireland. North Riding-Tipperary. Nenagh Gaol. Officers and Salaries. T.T. Abbott, Local Inspector-£100 per year. Rev. J. Scanlan, R.C. Chaplain-£50. Rev. J.H. Poe, Protestant Chaplain-£50. George Frith, Surgeon-£60. Francis Cahalan, Apothecary-£25. Thomas Rock, Governor-£275. James Going, Head Turnkey and Clerk-£60. Edward Treacy, Gatekeeper-£40. Phillip Heney, Carpenter-"40. Robert Hauksley, Smith and Schoolmaster-£40. Wm. Roberts, Painter-£36. George Robinson, Tailor-£36. Robert Parker, Weaver-£36. Thomas Pyke, Shoemaker-£36. Edward Greene, Miller and attending Shot-Drill-£36. Henry Alcock, Turnkey in charge of Bake-House-£36. James Pierse, Watchman-£36. Eliza Betty, Matron-£48. Honoria Purtill, Female Assistant-£24. Mary Purtill, Laundress-£24. Mary Galbraith, Hospital Nurse-£24. No change has taken place in the staff since the last inspection. Seven of the turnkeys are handicraftsmen; and they, as well as the matrons and other inferior intern officers, are paid monthly, and each receive daily rations of two pounds of white bread and one quart of new milk. Board of Superintendents. J. R. Minnit. John Going, Caleb Going, Thomas Sadlier. R.E. Phillips. Sir W. Osborne. Richard Gason. Major G. Jackson. Captain H. Carroll. Captain J. Bayly. Captain B.W. Holmes. Henry O. Saunders. Stock at time of inspection. Blankets-379 pairs. Sheets-160 pairs. Rugs-292. Hammocks or Cots-12. Bed Ticks-298. Shirts-74 Jackets-94. Trowsers-87 Caps-83 Pairs of Shoes-64. Industrial Instruction is given daily for two hours to prisoners of both sexes by the turnkeys and matron respectively. The registry of progress recommended by the Inspectors-General has been adopted. The Roman Catholic Chaplain, it appears, occasionally examines the pupil, but it would be desirable that such examinations should be frequent, at uncertain periods, and that the comments of the Chaplains should be entered under the column headed "Remarks". Dietary and Contracts. Dietary. Males-Breakfast-8 ozs of oatmeal with a ½ of new milk. Dinner-14 ozs of bread with 1 pint of new milk. Females-Breakfast-7 ozs of oatmeal with ½ pint of new milk. Dinner-12 ozs of bread with ¼ pint of new milk. Oatmeal gruel two days each week, and to prisoners whose imprisonment does not exceed one month, daily for dinner only. Contracts. Bread, baked in gaol at 5½d per 4lb loaf. Oatmeal, per cwt. 14/3. Meat per Lb.-4 ½. New Milk, per gallon, 7d. Buttermilk, per gallon, 4d. Coals per ton, 23/6. Candles per lb. 6d.