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... certificate the name of Adam Colquhoun, superintendent of police, LiDn lithgowshire, which he sent to the Governer 0 Dartmoor Prison in order that he might obtn1e the sum of £4, 93. 7d. The prisoner pled guilty; and having been previously convictedl, ...

... rough-looking Irishman, 34 years of age, was then indicted forassaulting and wounding Emmett Mason, also a warderat the Dartmoor Prison, with a spade, with intent to murder him, on the 29th of November last. Mr. Poulden prosecuted. Cosgrove was undergoing ...

... 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 ...

... sentenced to penal servitude for life.- Thomas Cosiarave was then charged with wounding Ensillet Mason, warder of the Dartmoor prison. with a spade with intent to murder him, on the 29th. November. The prisoner said he was guilty (if striking, but not ...

... 3eniton, ?? wil; .enteneed to six weeks' imprisonment, ?? libour.-JOIN l KENNEDY, 24, hawker, to a chlarge of escaping i010 Dartmoor prison on tho 26th May, where he was undergoing, it sentence of eight years for burgzlary at, London,1t11 i'd wsi rentenced to ...

... to come t6 England. The Westerva Morning News says that Rose, the warder svhowas so brutally attacked by a prisoner at Dartmoor Prison, is now in a fair way for recovery, though it is feared he will never be altogether free from the effects of the injuries ...

... beenf twice searched unsuccessfully, had been founbd and edontijfed, -and that a« man named Thomas Ginmo,a aI convict in Dartmoor :prison, was -suspected. of' having, committed the .foul deed, he having been' first' in' possession of thevwatch after the murder ...

... Peters. of the county constabulary, deposed -I went to Dartmoor Prison on the 24th of March, and charged the prisoner with murder. Ho never spoke. I then, along'with the principal warder of Dartmoor prison and another, and brought him to Wigan. On the way ...

... againet the day of discharge, being then paid with pre. cautions. Those who are only fit for light labour are sent to Dartmoor Prison, which is in a highly oxygen- ized and bracing spot, and convicts unfit for labour have been hitherto sent to Lewes Invalid ...

... the license possessed by him under the Penal Servitude Act, havingsince receiving the same on his being liberated from Dartmoor Prison in November, 1864, where he had been in confinement 'ince October, 1861, lived an idle and dissolute life in the company ...

... soner was then committed to prison as a rogue and vaga- bond for three months, with hard labour. An esoaped convict from Dartmoor prison waS captured on Thureday in last week. He escaped April l1t, 1860, went to America, served as captain of a com- pany of ...