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... • national and private armed vessels were thronged with the bold and hardy fishermen of New England, and the cells of Dartmoor prison were crowded with sturdy republicans, who inhaled tbe first breath air in the towns and village* which border on Mass ...

... Wales and suite, landed in the Royal barge, at Grill's pier, Millbay, and proceeded in a carriage and six on a visit to Dartmoor prisons of war, which have just been surrendered to the Duchy of Cornwall by the Admiralty. _ _ _ The Queen, under a Royal salute ...