... principle recommended by the Committee; and I will venture to predict, however sanguine Lord John may with respect to Dartmoor Prison for this purpose, will prove a complete failure.” I would therefore recommend in preference the appropriation of a few ...

... ry had been suspended till Parliament met, and that such suspension was preliminary to the removal of the inmates to Dartmoor Prison, and the convetsion the building into a horse barracks, is from beginning to end untrue, with the slight exception that ...

... Ruthven withdrew the petition. Lord J. Russell (in answerto Mr. Home's inquiry) stated that, though he had imagined Dartmoor prison might be converted into a classed prison for juvenile offenders, &c., he had since ascertained that it would not be advisable ...

... commissioners. He was sorry, also, to learn that it was the intention of government to abandon the notion of rendering Dartmoor pris'on available. He was at a loss to know why, for a healthier spot there was not to be found, nor one in every respect more ...

... ry had been suspended till Parliament met, and that such suspension was preliminary to the removal of the inmate, to Dartmoor prison, and the conversion of the build- ing into a hone barrack., is from beginning to end untrue, with the slight exception ...

... Pententiary had been suspended till Parliament met, and that such suspension was preliminary to the removal of the inmates to Dartmoor prison, and the conversion of the building into a horse barracks, is from beginning to end untrue, with the slight exception ...

... commissioners. was sorry, also, ; to barn Chat it was the intention of Government to abandon ' the notion of rendering Dartmoor prison available. He was ! at a loss to know why, far a healthier spot there was not to ' found, nor one every respect more adapted ...

... sleeping cells at a great expense, on a bad foundation, put that out of the question. With respect to the two other sites, Dartmoor prison, in addition to the cost of constructing cells, and of arrangements indispensable the purposes of penitentiary, a considerable ...

... n . These observations are the result of paragraph which we have seen, of visit which Lord John Russell has made the Dartmoor prison, in order to ascertain its to rereivs convicted felons, instead sending them to Botany Bay—we understand that ins lurthwilh ...

... subscribed in behalf of the Ir,s w*^ Home-M ission Fund. This example will no doub* followed in the Isle of Wight. ?? r Dartmoor Prison. -Government lias abatid I . _f idea of converting these prisons into a penitential')' victs. This determination is ...

... ry had been suspended till Pailiament met, and that such suspension was preliminary to the removal of the inmates to Dartmoor prison, andjlie conversion of the budding into a horse barracks, stated from authority to be from beginning to end untrue, with ...

... ry had been suspended till Parliament met, and that such suspension was preliminary to the removal of the inmates to Dartmoor prison, and the conversion of the building into a, horse barracks, is from beginning to end untrue, with the slight exception ...