... foreigners who had served in the French armies, and had been taken prisoners, passed through this city, on their way from Dartmoor Prison Sussex, to join the lOth Hussars, into which regiment they had volunteered. - Thursday being the anniversary of the Martyrdom ...

... 1' I withdrew his petition. I Lord J. Russell, in answer to Mr. Hume's inquiry, ! stated that, though lie had imagined Dartmoor prison t - might be converted into a classed prison for jnvenile i 1 oflbnders, &c. he had since ascertained that it would not ...

... thousand pounds. appears, from examinations lately taken, Plymouth Dock, that the venders the forged notes fabricated at Dartmoor Prison, are allowed, the Frenchmen, I*, for every 1/. note they get off, and further allowance of 2/. if pass notes. Measures ...

... bere ; she sailed the 23d of October last under convoy the Narcissus frigate. The East Norfolk Militia trrived here from Dartmoor prison duty, and the Sautb Devon Militia embarked on board the prison scrips in Harbour, to do duty in the room of the Mrjnoghan ...

... and the Castor frigate. Wednesday morning the same ships sailed with them Plymouth, for the purpose of lodging them in Dartmoor Prison. Two thousand eight hundred and forty-five French prisoners were brought over by tho Erebus and Poxhound's convoy. There ...

... Thursday, was agreed to. The Lords were ordered Wednesday, East India Loan Amendment Bui, the Coal STmeudment Bill, the Dartmoor Prison RoS Bill, and other private Bills, were brought up from the Commons.; HOUSE OF COMMONS. Tuesday, >Feb. 18. Previous to ...

... of falconry' at Redbourne. A sumptuous banquet and a splendid exhibition of fire works closed the sport the day. , ' , Dartmoor Prison is now fitting up as a depot for the Portuguese Refugees who are now restding at Plymouth. Mr Ware, many years composer ...

... that lately application had been made'to'enlist French prisoners, and that 140 of those had been taken into our from Dartmoor prison. glad know, at whose instigation persons had been., enlisted. begged' U also remind the .House, many fori •u.oincers ...

... the petition. Dartmoor Hrison.— Lord J. Russell ;in answer to Mr. Hume's inquiry; stated that, though he had imagined Dartmoor prison might be converted into a classed prison for juvenile offenders, &c. he had 6ince ascertained that it would not be advisable ...

... ed and in also a pretty good specimen of his peculiar humour. During the late war the worthy baronet made a visit to Dartmoor prison for the 'moose of releasing from captivity all the American prisoners who bore the name of Coffin, and might be supposed ...

... referring to the unfortunate affair wherein seven American prisoners were killed and 67 wounded, of them dangerously, at Dartmoor prison. This statement is delivered on oath, and is signed by a Committee of ten of the prisoners. concludes in these terms:— ...

... commodious apartment. Mr on the part of the British Governn,W.t,'_MMr. W King, (son Rufus Kmp, E>q. New have proceeded to Dartmoor Prison, investigate the circumstances leading the late unfortunate event that prison, whereby Americans were killed wounded. ...