... company, Th regiment Royal Fusili-rs, stationed at the ledge the receipt of ‘your note, ‘and to inform yoo that ‘his Dartmoor Prison, Prinectown, unfortunately lost their lives lordship hae any forthe 17th inst: ft in the. snow on, Dartmoor, on Saturday ...

... the exportation of coru.— Te Times Correspondent. Another batch of ticket-of-leave convicts, selected this time, from Dartmoor prison, are now at large. ...

... to grasp the Smyth property at Stapleton and Ashton must be remembered, died ou Sun- day afternoon in the infirmary of Dartmoor prison. He bad been ailing for some time. Th mortality in the Austrian army in Gallicia is so great that the bodies are no longer ...

... falling cried out “Oh God! I shot; God! dead,” and in few minutes expired, ll appears that recently, when duty together the Dartmoor prisons, Robinson and Newman did nut agree, and that the latter when charge of the police, said that Robinsou to bsvo Ip* pension ...

... was sentenced to ten irs penal servitude, been convicted seve al times before. He escaped from the common adjoining the Dartmoor prison, where the convicts are employed in cut- ling peat, by walking up tothe neck ina drain for three quarters ofamile. It ...

... charge. detention in the House of Correction it was found that he answered the description of an escaped convict from Dartmoor Prison, and the au'horities of that prison were communicated with. To day the chief warden of Durt- moor Prison attended before ...

... shoes, and, wrapped a handkerchief, a Bible and I’rayer-book, likn those given to convicts on their departure from the Dartmoor prisons, which are not far off. Mr. Henry Trehy, who resides at Goodamoor, having been speedily called, waited the arrival of ...

... shoes, and, wrapped in handkerchief, Bible and Prayer-book, like those given to convicts on their departure from the Dartmoor prisons, which are not far off. Mr. Henry Treby, who resides at Goodamoor, having been speedily called, waited the arrival of ...

... Adcrott, native of Helmshore, was brought for wandering in streets early hoar that morning. The prisoner, who wore the Dartmoor prison dress, said he was on his wav to HeJinshore, below Hcslcnden ; that in 1851 he* was sentenced to seven years’ transportation ...

... the girl, who appeared purlie civile. OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT OF CONVICTS DARTMOOR PRISON. Very serious disturbances have lor s jmc weeks past, we understand, taken diace in Dartmoor Prison, where the convicts have been displaying t-cii-ms symptoms of insub ...

... a London contemporary calls attention to the atrocious assaults committed convicts on the warders and other officers Dartmoor Prison. He says—“ Thursday last Warder Rose, who was in charge of 20 convicts employed in trenching land, had occasion to stoop ...

... SEPTEMBER 22. 1862, **• ■ ■■■ -- - • ==^== wn tn N MAILS. OUTRAGES DARTMOOR PRISON. The atrocious assaillts committed convicts on the warders and other officers in Dartmoor Prison, itlncli were recorded some time .since m our columns, have been more ...