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... found them, one and all, bale counterfeits. Providential I scape.-On the 26th Mr. fiulton, the contractor for supplying Dartmoor prison with butcher's meat, was returning from Tavis- \ tock market, about seven o'clock the evening, having dismounted for the ...
... Norman Crost, All the French prisoners of the rank of Midship- men in this country, formerly on their patolé, been sent to Dartmoor prison, it of 4 French Government ap order to im- | prison all the Midshipmen amongst the pri- ‘Soners of war in France. Some ...
... extinguished till it was lost in the blaze of eternity. The retrospect of the A haptha Company has taken a portion of the Dartmoor prison, which was formerly inhabited by the French prisoners, for the purpose of erecting a chemical apparatus, and extracting ...
... to procure aa Act of Incor- poration— and with provisions to settle all claims of right to pasturage, 6tc— to convert Dartmoor Prison into a Metropolitan School to which the London Parishes may send their children, who, in addition to the common ele- ments ...
... \Veil. and perambulating the boundaries of the moor, on St. Mark's Day. A Naptha Company has taken a portion of the Dartmoor prison, which was formerly inhabited by the French prisoners, for the purpose of erecting a chemical apparatus, and extracting ...
... -- - ieby I. H. H. 13. The Cofifessions of a Se J. J ith a. Pleasure, by ?? H. genarian.b * The Auth~r i lge. 4. The Dartmoor Prisoner, of the Ddenene. - .i byiMr. Carrington.. Tlx ~ Hound 'I'able, No. IV. ?? - 3 Sonag, by H, B. 14. Life in the City, or ...