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... M1r. Labouclhere has departed for Stoke Parkl. Sir George Grey has returned to London from a visit of inspection to Dartmoor Prison. Lord Granville has gone into I Shropshire. No further meetings of the Cabinet are expected for some time; but very soon ...
... Thoughts about Shelley and Byron. The remaining pieces are devoted to -Anatomy iu Long Clothes, ' 'Corfe Castle,'' aud ' Dartmoor Prison. -In that pleasant miscellany, Riossechold lVords, Bucharest, the Gipsy Slaves of Wallachia,' and ''The Wandering ...
... tions on the Poetry of Shelley and Byron, the Uli- nese Insurrection, the North American Fisheries, and an account of Dartmoor Prison-as it was, and as it is, complete an average number of this excellent magazine. DUBLIN UNIVEitRSIrY-The current numbter ...
... dared to dissect the image of God ; an historical story of Corfe Castle, Thoughts on Shelley and Byron, papers on Dartmoor Prison, the North American Fisheries, and the Insurrection in China, the latter containing very many interest- ing particulars ...
... Penitentiary-a notable land- mark to aeronauts over London Do you know what that is P inquired Mr. Youens.- Why, Dartmoor Prison, to be sure. Up wve glided, higher and higher, the balloon, owing to the sun's rays illum'd with duid gold, whilst ...
... the prisoner was sentenced to 15 years' trans- portation at the Lewis Assizes in December, 1858. He was confined at the Dartmoor Prison in the same cell with two other convicts, named Joseph Hamp- shire and John Robinson; and on the nighit of the 31st of ...
... the kind, he and his deluded dupes would before now have been picking oakum in Kilmainham gaol, or supping skilley in Dartmoor prison. BeRGLARS AND BLaCB1RDS.-A telegram from Florence actually announces that:- The King of Prussia has conferred upon King ...
... the lawfil heir, but of which an usurper has obtained possession. Differing, however, from the interesting inmate of Dartmoor prison, lie succeeds in establish. ing his pretensions, and so the play ends, to the entire satisfaction of the house, into whose ...
... ixpenriieuts on Uases. A VISIT TO ARTHURe ORBTON.-Mr. GhildforI 'm Onslow 4a1 Mr. 4nthony Biddu'ph visited Arthur Orton in Dartmoor Prison yestarday,'and in the evening they I addressed * small public meeting.. Lord River was c abseut from indisposition, AIr ...
... boast, your petitioner is desirous of being so heard; and, if so heard, he will undertake to show that the man nosy in Dartmoor Prison as Thomas Castro is Sir Roger Tichborne, has been wrongfully convicted, and ought to lo liberated. Yoar petitioner therefore ...
... -Lord Rivers and Mr. Guildford o fOnelow on Thursday, by pormiesion of the Home Secretary, t 5 visited Thomas Castro at Dartmoor Prison. The convict I 0 attempted to dwell upon the hardships of his treatment, Ii d but was checked by the warder in attendance ...
... awaits a poet to make her lt known.- Vanity Fair, og Lord Rivers and Mr. Guildford Onslo w visited be Thomas Castro, at Dartmoor Prison, on Wednesday. During Iir the interview the convict attempted to dwell upon the ex- en ceptional hardships of his treatment ...