... Great West esn line between Reading and Twyford. It appears that thirteen convicts were under orders of removal from Dartmoor prison to Chatham, and they were placed in the train in two lots, nine being under the charge of two officers, and the remaining ...

... I THE CONVICT MUTIJNY AT DARTTMOOR. An inquest was opened at the Dartmoor prison, Princetown, on Monday. on the body of' a prisoner named Bevan, who had been shot by the warders while be was endeavouriig to make his escape. MIsurtiny had for sene time ...

... The jury re- . turned a verdict of a ?? murder.' M rr.Rou. ATTACK ON A PaISON -WAnDEn.-Another attack on a warder of a Dartmoor prison, such as have of late been a so frequent, was made on Tuesday by t Michael Johnstone, a convict undergoing a penal servitude ...

... THE ROBBERY OF DIAMIONDS. On Wednesday an official from Dartmoor prison arrived at Scotland-yard with the object of laying before the beads of the Criminal Investigation de- , partinent certain information which lie had received from a convict there ...

... Pali, hag learnt that the prisoner had been staying with Wheeler, titeticket-of.leave ?? xweeks that he had been out of Dartmoor prison. He frequently left Wheeler's house during that pe. riod for two or three days together, and the last time he left Whitfield ...

... reformatory punishment came before MIr. Justice Willes a few days ago, at Exeter. Joseph Weaver was indicted for having, at Dartmoor prison, assaulted William Rumbelow, a warder of that prison, with intent to murder him. The warder stated that on the 24th of ...

... Mdr. W. H. 0. Russell, governor of Borstal prison, has been arpointed to succeed Laptaisi Johnston as governur of the Dartmoor prison, and at Porstal Mr R usell nill be sueeceded by *'aptain £, Eardley Wiliot. Some years ago Mr. 'EIusif was depuity - governor ...

... accused, and refused bail, A VI8rr To ARTEIB a'RTON.-Mr. Guildford On- slow and Mr. Anthony ?? visited Arthur Orton in Dartmoor prison on Wednesday, and in the evening they addressed a small public meeting. Lord Rivers was absent from indisposition, Mr ...

... that Orton had fallen down exbausted and been removed to the infirmary. The Claimant in still at ordi- nary work In Dartmoor prison, aind.is likely to remain there for the next seven yeare. Eis general health hba been better aince he was cured of the ...

... verdict of acquittal. Tia OCONVICT OToX.-A conference of the sup- porters of the convict Arthur Oston, at present jn Dartmoor prison, was held at Southampton on Wdd- neoday, for the purpose of appointing trustees for the proper application of a fund called ...

... more known, the greatest wonder is cansed at his having been at liberty even for a few weeks after his discharge from Dartmoor prison, as from the day he -left the prison he seems to have been. mixed up with numerous daring burglaries and robberies. Onlv ...

... THE PROVINE. EVONSH1RE.-EXTRAORDINAILY EsCAP&-A ou~ivit escaped from Dartmoor prison under extraor- ditr cireamastances. He ?? out of hoiscell byeutting a piece from the lock of his door, which enabled him to reach the large ball. He then proceeded to ...