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... from the 1st of January next, for the use of the convicts aodncd in Miltbenk, Fentonitlle, Park- hurst, Portland, and Dartmoor Prisons, and on board the hulks at Poisfouth and Woolwtch 1-may obtain forms of tender on and after Monday the 2nd ofDecember ...

... 55certaining what had become of the horse. BOW STREET. John Mackey, alias Cotton, was charged with having es- caped from Dartmoor prison, being a convict under sentence of transportation. Thornton, a detective, and other witnesses, stated that the prisoner ...

... of transportatvo id to which he had been sente nced'. to It appeared from'the statement of one of the officeri of Zr. Dartmoor prison, that the prisoner and another ?? Id made their escape from tha t establishment. The prisolle othad been sentence4 to ...

... different metropolitan police stations that two rore convjetsnaamed Baker and Griffiths,, had effetted their escape frdm Dartmoor Prison. Both wvere dressed ilk the convict suit, marked D P and a broad arrow. ...

... about a dozen houses in the centre of the moor. Early the next morning we set forth with the view of inspecting the old Dartmoor Prison, which was built nearly 60 years ago, for the incarceration of prisoners of war, at a cost of about 127,0001. The original ...

... to Inspect the experimental prison, and observe the other features of P interest which it exhibits. After leaving the Dartmoor prisons, of which I gave you a some description in a former communication, my.friend S and myself proceeded to pay a visit to ...

... opportunity of getting the opinion of the Attorney-Gcneral on the admissibility of the wife's evidence against her husband. DARTMOOR PRISONS.-There are at present 1,200 men in these prisons, and 300 more will be added as soon as the cells can be got ready for ...

... replenish fuel. The I Sybella, conviet-ship, is u ider orders for Western Australia vnth convicts. Forty convicts rom the Dartmoor prisons, wereputon board of her on Thursday. The Sprigbtly, st.a.Vtander at Portsmouth, Muater Commander (P. Allan, arrived here ...

... COiYtICT QUESTION.. [EFrom Colonel ,Jebb's Report to Lord Palmerston. t Cortinued from the Daily Aess of Sept. 17.] DARTMOOR PRISON. There is, at the present time, accommodation at this esta- blishmentfor nearly 1,300 prisozers, with quarters for the ...

... moment Colonel JEBB issues a report which tells us what has been done on Dartmoor by convict labour. The inmates of the Dartmoor Prison have reclaimed and placed under til- lage 98 acres of land, turned bog into water meadows, irrigated with liquid manure; ...

... the French , skill in cookery than we who live close by them. n We did not learn from them even when the Stilton Itand Dartmoor prisoners of war were among us, making savoury messes from a few farthings' worth a of bread and a red herring or bit of bacon ...