... verted timber, prize to the Aigle, 'of 44, capt: Wolfe.- 'J'his mo'rhinr 500 Frednch plisohers embarked 'in' the Tamar for Dartmoor prisons, and were landied at Lap' 4ill, on the banks of tbat beautiful river, They were escorted to the prison Ey a patty b'he ...

... capital--to procure an Act of Incorporation-and with provisions to settle all claims of right to pasturage, &c.-to convert - Dartmoor Prison into a 1Metropolitara School, to wv'ich tue Londouf Parishes may sicud their children, who, in addition to the cornmon ...

... being erected, and Dartmoor will un- ! pr b doubtedly become an attractive scene. Two convicts escaped on Wednesday, from Dartmoor prison ; one named Samuel tI| Balter, the other Griffiths, both aged 19, and dressed in nu 9prison clothes, imarked D P. The ...

... Devonsbire.-h'r Lahonchere bas departal for Stoke Park.-Sir Georze Grey has returned to London from a visit of insoection to Dartmoor Prison.-Lord Gran- ville has gone into Shropshire. No turther maectngs of the Cabinet are expected for some time; hut very soon ...

... | is done by free labour. A co-poral and two privates belonging to the 7th regiment royul fusiliers, stationed atthe Dartmoor Prison, Prircetown, | lost their lives in the snow on Dartmoor, on Saturday night. | They were at times up to their arms in snow ...

... -A short time ago it was stated in the Daily News that in more than one case convicts who had been liberated from the Dartmoor Prison, under the ticket-of-leave system, had committed fresh offeaces, Exeter being mentioned as one of the places where this ...

... grasp the Smyth property at Stapleton and. Ashton must be remembered, died on Sun- dav afternoon in the infirmary of Dartmoor prison. ?? liad been ailing for some time. The Paris correspondent of the Dailq NVess states that the Palace of Industrv is like ...

... i recorded before Mr. Baron Martin, at the last Devon .t acsizes, for a murderous assault on one of tilhe ardenr at y Dartmoor prison, have just been commuted to trausporia. hi tion fir life. John Williams, tried at the sanie ?? and against whom death ...

... convict from Dartnoocor prison, and thl tc authorities of that prison were communicated with. TIe st s chief warder of Dartmoor prison attended befotre the nma- NY - gistrates, and identified the prisoner as a person who was p s convicted at Derby Oci the ...

... (lay on which the period ist of confinement finished, a Bow Street officer arrived liehere and conveyed Price back to Dartmoor Prison. as Tlle same course will be followed with another el, crimitmal at present un)dler confinement here. This judicious procedure ...

... had been twice searehed unsuccessfully, had been found and identified, and that a man named Thomas Grime, a convict in Dartmoor prison, was suspected . of havingcommitted the foul deed, he having been first in . possession of the watch after the murder ...

... manwho committed the murder had beendiscovered. On the night of the murder, Thomas Grime, of Chorley, now a convict of Dartmoor Prison, was from home, and next morning he had a strange watch, whichhe afterwardspawned. His brother redeemed it, and wore it ...