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... OUTRAGES IN DARTMOOR PRISON. A correspondent at Dartmoor writes as follows to a London contemporary: The atrociousassaults committed by Convicts on the warders and other officers in Dartmoor Prison, which were rocorded some timosinco, havoboon more than ...
... DREADFUL OUTRAGES DARTMOOR PRISON. correspondent of London contemporary calls attention to the atrocious assaults committed convicts on the warders -md other officers Dartmoor Prison. He says --Thursday last, Warder Pose, who was in charjs-' convicts ...
... ' The Daily mutiny which took place in Dartmoor Prison on. See Ts was after a little blows given and > but it was followed attack on the deputy-governor of the prison, states that on hundred of England’s choicest ” amuse themselves as they pleased, course ...
... 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 ...
... .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 ...
... 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 ...
... to wear a brown slop frock; underneath this was a woman's old cloak and shirt, and when the latter was palled off the Dartmoor prison snit was visible. Bavill had only smockfrock over hie prison dress. This conclusively proved that they were the men who ...
... CONFESSION OF THE MURDERER. There now no doubt that Thomas Grimes, the man who was undergoing a term of penal servitude in Dartmoor prison for stealing horse-cloth, is one of the party who committed the atrocious murder Batten Pit. Since ourlaat iisnehebas ...
... OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT OF CONVICTS. Very serious disturbances have for some weeks past, we understand, taken place In Dartmoor Prison, where the convicts have been displaying serious symptoms of insubordination and opposition the regulations prison, coupled ...
... convicted of swindling a shopkeeper at Northampton, in October, 1864, and sentenced to five years' penalservitude in Dartmoor prison. A copy of the depositions taken at his trial was found at hie lodgings, together with the dea• con's and priest's orders ...