... LETTER ARTHUR ORTON. The following letter, from Dartmoor Prison, is published. The original is headed, A 1,139, Thomas Castro My dear Onslow,—Thanks for your very kind letter duly received, which I should have answered at once had I known I could ...

... VISIT TO THE CONVICT ORTON., The Claimant was visited at Dartmoor Prison on Wednesday by Mr. Biddulph and Mr. Onslow, who afterwards addressed a meeting in Plymouth. Mr. Biddulph, who was one of the speakers, asserted that the prisoner was his cousin ...

... but if you wish to know my private conviction, I have no hesitation in saying that I do not believe that the person in Dartmoor Prison is Sir Roger Tichborne ; nor can I understand how anyone who has carefully weighed the i evidence given at the two trials ...

... allegation that Orton had fallen down exhausted and been removed to the infirmary. The Claimant is still at ordinary work in Dartmoor prison, and is likely to remain there for the next seven years. His general health has been better since he was cured of the ...

... FLIGHT OF CONVICTS. A desperate attempt to escapa was made on Tnesday afternoon by some convicts at Dartmoor Prison. A large number were engaged in haymaking when eight of them, seizing what appeared to be a favourable opportunity, threw down their implements ...

... asserted that, owing to the early troubles in the Cabinet, Mr. Chamberlain contrived to inveigle Sir W. Harcourt into Dartmoor prison, in exchange for Arthur Orton. It is added that all the Ministry, with the exception of W.E,G. have been dealt with in ...

... A SHAMMING BANK FORGER. Two years ago George Bidwell, the notorious B ak ef England forger, was transferred to Dartmoor Prison. Soon afterwards he was apparently seized with paralysis of his lower limbs, and he has ever since been an inmate of the infirmary ...

... unsuccessful attempt to aesaaeinnte Blanco, of Yemenis, A RUNAWAY CONVICT'S PUNISHMENT. The convict whose escape from Dartmoor Prison and recapture caused so much trouble and anxiety, haa been sentenced to have , weights to the amount of 1411,e. rivetted ...

... following is a copy of a letter lately received by Mr. OLslow from the Claimant:— A. 11'9. 1 homas Castro. March 27, 1876. Dartmoor Prison. _ _ Dear Onslow,—l have been in the infirmary for a month, with a slight touch of erysipelas. or I should have written ...

... to you at the request of your friend, Sir Roger Tichborne, for such I believe him to be, although the authorities at Dartmoor prison think otherwise. They treat him shamefully, continually watching him and, in fact, it is their chief study how they can ...

... down to Plymouth, and that I was about to summon around me a mob for the purpose of storming Dartmoor Prison. (Loud laughter.) And the governor of Dartmoor Prison, believing these 'best possible instructors, absolutely for three entire days shut up no less ...

... the interview, in which he says that, in conse9 uence of th e un if orm good conduct of Sir Roger . .fichborne in Dartmoor Prison, he has lieen promoted to a higher class, which enables him to enjoy the privilege of seeing his friends once in three ...