Having passed through the first stages of solitary confinement and a probationary period Maybrick then entered a third stage of hard labour whereby she was permitted to leave her cell during the day to assist in carrying meals from the kitchen [REF].
During 1896 Maybrick entered into the prison infirmary for two weeks suffering from a 'feverish cold' caused, Maybrick claims, by the inadequate clothing, bedding and draughty cells [REF].