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... TircKs or A NOTED CoNVOT'.-Two years ago George Bidwell, the notorious Bank of England forger, was trans- t) as ferred to Dartmoor Prison. Soon after, he was apparently f %nd seized with paralysis of his lower limbs, and has ever since ac- bieon an inmate ...
... and Mr. Guildford Ouslowv, by permnission of the Home Secretary, visited Thomas Castro, as he is officially ealled at Dartmoor Prison, yestes.Iay. During the interview the convict attempt to dwell on the ex. ceptional hardships of his treatment, but was ...
... cation was privileged, but has since obtained a rlue reversing that ?? a thick fog on Monday some convicts at work outside Dartmoor Prison escaped, and were only re- captured with great difficulty, the warders having to fire upon them several times. ...
... ESCAPE OF CONVICTS Fitu~l VARTMOOT .An~other desperate attempt to obtain liberty haa been made at the Dartmoor Prison. Two convicts, named Morgan and Britton, whilst working in a field on Tuesday, suddenly rushed towards a walls over- which they vaulted ...
... Ryide Unrited Steam Packet (Company, committed suicide.. The Convict Department have adopted compulsory education at Dartmoor Prison. The cbildren of all the prison officials are compelled to attend school, anl the school pence are deducted from the salaries ...
... sufferers. THE TICHEORNE CASE.-Mr. Anthony John Biddulph, accompanied by Mr. Guildford Onslow and Mr. East, last week visited Dartmoor Prison, and saw the convict Orton for twenty minutes. *Mr. Biddulph has since published a letter, in which he says that he is ...
... the fiermisssivelill the law of England, or that. other fanatical 'craze which seeks the liberation of Mr. Orton, of Dartmoor Prison. - ...
... cricketers in Australia played and waoa mt+.ch. againsbsthe:.eleven of Newcastle. i-sTEirTnD Eecsrm---A conviet. at Dartmoor Prison was on- Tuesday morning discovered-to be attenmpt ing to escape by digging his way through the wall of : the prison. ...
... to a verdict of £305. A VXtIT OT CLAIM: l;ANhtT. Mr. Guildford Onslow and Mr. Anthany Biddulph visited the Claimant in Dartmoor Prison on Wednesday, and in the evening they addresscd a small public nmeeting. 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...