- Look up
gaoling in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gaoling may
refer to the
following places in China:
Gaoling District, an
urban district in Xi'an,...
- the
words "
gaol", "jail" and "prison" are
commonly used. The
spelling "
gaol" was in
official use in the past, and many
historical gaols are now tourist...
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Derry Gaol, also
known as
Londonderry Gaol,
refers to one of
several gaols (prisons)
constructed consecutively in Derry,
Northern Ireland.
Derry Gaol is...
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modern visitor, but in its day it was seen as
humane improvement on
earlier gaols. Even so,
methods of
keeping criminals in
check included chains, whippings...
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Derby Gaol historically refers to the five
gaols in Derby, England. Today, the term
usually refers to one of two
small ‘tourist attractions’, the
gaol which...
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Wicklow Gaol is a
former prison, now a museum,
located in the town of Wicklow,
County Wicklow,
Ireland There has been a
prison on the site
since the late...
- up
gaol in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Old
Gaol may
refer to:
Albany Convict Gaol, a
prison museum in
Western Australia Buckingham Old
Gaol, a museum...
- history.
Dubbo Gaol was
never more than a
local and
regional gaol. The staff,
inmates and
other visitors were
similar to
other gaols and
judicial institutions...
- The
Gaol Act (4 Geo. 4. c. 64),
sometimes called the
Gaol Act 1823, the
Gaols Act 1823, the
Gaols, etc. (England) Act 1823, the
Prison Act 1823, or the...
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Richmond Gaol is a
convict era
building and
tourist attraction in Richmond, Tasmania, and is the
oldest intact gaol in Australia.
Building of the
gaol commenced...