... THE DIAMOND ROBBERY. With reference to the Hatton Garden robbery, an official from Dartmoor prison visited Scotland Yard, yesterday, to lay before the heads of the Criminal Investigation Department certain information received from a convict now undergoing ...

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

... ROGUE. At Ashburton, Devonshire, yesterday, John Bmy, the convict whose extraordinary escapades after getting away from Dartmoor Prison during a fog caused great excitement in the neighbourhood a. few weeks since, was charged breaking into a farmhouse and ...

... CONFLICTS BETWEEN CONVICTS AND WARDERS. A mutinous spirit seems to possess the oonvicts at Dartmoor Prison, and increased vigilance has become necessary to prevent a rising of the convicts en masse. Several serious affrays have lately taken place, the ...

... the fixed targets were gained by M. Knuty, Basle M. Baers. of Brussels, and M. Begum, of Paris. Threatened Outbreak at Dartmoor Prison. Monday morning last, when the body of convicts Dartmoor were marched out of their prison to their labour on the Moor ...

... PREAK OF A NOTORIOUS FORGER dwell, the notorious Bank Two years ago, George Bi was trans! ferred to Dartmoor prison of England forger, Soon after he was appare ntly seized with ysis of the lower limbs, and has ever since been av inmate of the infirmary ...

... REMUNERATIVE CONVICT LABOUR. Tho annual sale of stock from Dartmoor Prison Farm having just taken place, has now beon ascertained that, deducting the cost convict labour, the li Itmen t has gained near oner thousand pounds as the result of last year's ...

... write to you at the request of your friend Sir Roger Tichborne, for suchl 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 /low they can ...

... .l °norsrv «v, Chapel, Plu-nstead-rjad. ,V . »» » l-le-.okeu, Essex. n ,Rectorof Stafford; Surrogate the Chaplain of Dartmoor Prison; Sei.T-h. a -. Kector of ; Arohdeaoon ° ' ;bour,le = *tj nne 8 cv^'** ° '• Incumbent of Shotton|»* ° Re£age ' Oh»Pl»ni ...

... RECAPTURE OF AN ESCAPED CONVICT. Morgan, the convict who escaped from Dartmoor Prison «*n Monday, was captured yesterday He had concealed his convict dress an old overcoat, which he had obtained , possession, and by travelling at night and lying under ...

... his hand. Ho gave the man into custody. —Tho prisoner, who has been five times convicted of theft, was discharged from Dartmoor Prison in December last on a ticket of leave. was Committed for trial at the sessions. ...

... man who commitied the murder was discovered. On the night of the murder, Thomas Grime, of Chorley, now a con- vict at Dartmoor Prison, was avsent from home, and next morning he had a strange watch which he afterwards pawned. His brother redeemed it, were ...