... felony in Londoo, previous to which be served seven years for manslaughter in Liverpool. He got over the wall surrounding Dartmoor Prison at midnight on 854erday, and in doing so caught himself in the wire of a ball at the male entrance. This drew the attention ...

... on a sofa on the night of her death. CONVICT'S DASH FOR LIBERTY. Yet another attempt to ercap• front the clutchea of Dartmoor Prison. but this time the prisoner'• freedom was of brief duration. nee convicts lied been working. as usual, in the locality ...

... looked as if they did not believe him, and that showed that they did not know that he helped to build one of the wirgs of Dartmoor prison, and left that plaoe with the reputation that he was the best mortar mixer (laughter.) The present labour movement was ...

... sea voyages over every ocean in the world, was shipwrecked and escaped dangers of every kind, captured and confined in Dartmoor prison, England, prisoner of war. and died, when over eighty years of ago, in IKIB, worthy and ' well-esteemed citizen. The late ...

... Nantucket, mud Wyandotte. THE CoNvicv ORTON.—A conference of the sup. porters of the convict Arthur Orton, at present in Dartmoor Prison, has 'been held at Southampton, for the purpose of appointing trustees for the proper application of a fund called the ...

... blew up the South American °oast. Lieutenant-Colonel 8. B. B. Partridge, who hem n appointsd to the gayer:lcship of Dartmoor Prison, entered the army in 1868, but after sixteen years' aervice retired with the honorary rank el His regiment the King's ...

... With a view of putting a stop to the murderess assaults tbat have recently been committed winders by convicts at the Dartmoor Prison, and is eider to maintain the discipline of the establishment, the authorities, acting seder directioes from the Home ...

... since'his conviction. He said 1 went fiom Warwick gaol to MilibaDkprison,aud staid there eight months. 1 went next to Dartmoor prison, and Uli there on the first March, 1867. the Ist Jane, 1858, 1 arrived in Australia, and did six years after, on the Swan ...

... d that the prisoner Is a notorious character, having undergone one sentence penal servitude. l!e was discharged from Dartmoor Prison within the last two months. He gave the name of Is of diminutive stature, and is about fifty-five years of age. The police ...

... have re-enlisted. the CLAIMANT.—During the past week Arthur Orton was, it was slated, removed from his ordinary cell at Dartmoor Prison to the infirmary, and is being attended for a swelling and gathering on one of his legs. the order of the medical officer ...

... insect had caused grad eavanes last year, a certain amount of fruit will be thb season. The Roder Gamete states that at Dartmoor Prison / on Thursday in last week, Mr. Major, one of the °Seers ta Of the shoemakers' workshop, was eiftellosl with g h re a ...

... the War Office regulations on the subject, and that 83 retain gray clothing and 62 green. A convict -- whe Micaped from Dartmoor prison, on Tuesday, discovered that his vaulting ambition bad o'erleapt itself. Jumping over a wall, he found himself safe ...