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... DARTMOOR PRISON Mr. Alderman Wood moved. That be an insfrurtion the Committee appointed to examine into the state of New. gale, &c. to impure also into the stale of Dartmoor Prison, and report whether it fit to receive convicts.—Agreed to. ...
... DARTMOOR PRISON. , - DESCRIPTION OF THE NEW PRISON OF WAR, I DARTNIOOR, 'DEVON. The Royal Prison of War. .at Dartmoor, in• Devonshire, is one of the most exteusive establish;l Menig of the kind this kingdom, and, at the •time, demands a just tribute of ...
... DARTMOOR PRISON. Your Committee have rereiv. rt in evulrnce, that the forea t of Partmour niiilaint about 130,000 acres of land, one-fiClti of •hicli is enclosed ; and that considerable pan is the pro* pwtjr of his Royal Highneat the Print* Regent, aa ...
... TIE LONDON CHRONICLE for 18 DARTMOOR PRISON. DESCRIPTION OF THE NEW PRISON OF WAR, DARTMOOR, DEVON. The Royal Prifon of War, at Dartmoor, in Devonflfire, is one of the rooft extenfive eilablithrnents of the kind in this kingdam, and, at the fame time ...
... SHREDS AND . A BLACK COFFI N.—Durnwg the at war Sir Coffin made a xis't to Dartmoor prison for the or releasing , from eaptiA its all the American pi who bore the natne of Coffin. and he supposet.t to be of his family. Vier a ninobt-r had rated, a negro ...
... FREI: CH PRIAONERS. Mr. G. lion mentioned, that in Dartmoor prison, 32(X) prisoners were in confinement,ont of which only 27 were sick ; our of 45,399 prisoners, only 521 were sick in nil ; •consequently this proved the state. went of the Hon. Gentleman ...
... the Prisoners for Debt in Whitecross-street Prison was referred ; and who were instructed to inquire into the state of Dartmoor Prison, and to report whether it is capable of recOving Convicts—have examined the Matters to them re ferred, and agreed upon ...
... the latter having been the opening quotation. Sir Isaac Coffin. —During the late war the worthy Baronet made a visit to Dartmoor prison for the purpose of releasing from captivity all the American prisoners who boro the name Coffin, and might be supposed ...
... the wheel of the waggon hadpaesed overiliis head, and bad, no doubt, causea hisimmediate death. Two French prisoners in Dartmoor prison, stabbed each other recently so dreadfully in a violent passim', that they both died instantly. The Jury returned a Verdict ...
... for dal. there. Last week, the ShroPshire militia marched fMni Bay barracks, Plymouth, to do duty for two imonths at Dartmoor prison; in the room of the lit Somerset. In c onsequence of the late promotions that haie taken place, the following arrangements ...
... l, near Hackney, Mrs. Belizx Oidharn, aged 74, widow of Mr. John Oldham, late dstreet, Lndon. . On the 2:011 ult. at Dartmoor Prison, after a lingerin4 iilness, Mrs. E. Dykar, wife . of Mr. Dykar, Surgeon to that Depot. On Tuesday morning, at four o'clock ...