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... @ 1809 Dartmoor Prison at Princetown was opened. It was built originally to house French prisoners of war but from 1850 was used for convicts. @ 1956 The first Eurovision Song Contest was held at Lugano, and was won by Switzerland, the host country. @ ...
... Without his walls THERE is a double reason for the return of Mr John May, governor of Dartmoor Prison, to Canterbury today (Friday) to help celebrate the University's silver jubilee. One of its first 500 students, he came in 1965 to study English and ...
... OUTONAILHOUSE ROCK A BAND of jailhouse rockers is being let out of Dartmoor prison to go on tour. By GEOFFREY LAKEMAN It's the first time the Home Office has given permission for prison musicians to go on the road. But the five-piece hard rock outfit ...
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... to last for four years more than the country's longest serving King, George 111, dying at the age of 81. The infamous Dartmoor Prison opened on this day in 1809, originally as a prisoner of war camp, housing Frenchmen captured in the Napoleonic Wars for ...
... mysterious death of a twenfieth century icon. BBCI, 10.30-11.55 pm Network First An exclusive report on conditions inside Dartmoor prison, once condemned as a ‘penal dustbin’. ed o (f (g ) A . /“ \ i A R Y il b Icon: Marilyn Monroe, BBCI, 10.30 pm ...
... launched on Sunday at Waterstone's bookshop, in Broad Street, central Reading. Mr Powls, who was once the governor of Dartmoor Prison, said: My aim is to deal with the timeless, poignant and the beautiful and with meanings that everyone can feel and has ...
... their honeymoon in the Hilton Hotel in Amsterdam, with their famous bed-in for peace protest. The foundation stones of Dartmoor Prison were laid in 1806. The land it is built upon is nowadays owned by Prince Charles, along with such other sites as the Oval ...
... Jailhouse rock THE Barron Knights, who had a string of successes pu%lg hit songs in the 1960 s and , will play for inmates at Dartmoor prison as part of a British tour. Dream sunk A FAMILY’S dream to live on a boat was shattered when the back end of the vessel ...