... CONVICT MUTINY AT DARTMOOR. (BY TELEGBAPH.) out; own correspondent.} DARTMOOR, Monday Night. An inquest was opened at the Dartmoor Prison, Prince-town, to-day, body of a prisoner named Bevan, who had been shot the warders whito lie was endeavouring to make ...

... ?? Mr HARRY TREvoR Midshipman Horatio Winter, R.N ?? Master SEFTON.. Bosun Shelle v b.Mr wrEB DARLEIGII Governor of Dartmoor Prison Mr CLARANCH BOLT Mary Derrick ?? Miss SUZANNP. SIHLDOON Polly Tumble ?? Miss FLORENCE LLOYD t Martha Belt ?? Mrs HENRY ...

... the kind, he and his deluded dupes would before now have been picking oakum in Kilmainham gaol, or supping skilley in Dartmoor prison. BeRGLARS AND BLaCB1RDS.-A telegram from Florence actually announces that:- The King of Prussia has conferred upon King ...

... Thoughts about Shelley and Byron. The remaining pieces are devoted to -Anatomy iu Long Clothes, ' 'Corfe Castle,'' aud ' Dartmoor Prison. -In that pleasant miscellany, Riossechold lVords, Bucharest, the Gipsy Slaves of Wallachia,' and ''The Wandering ...

... eletion. CONVICTS IN DARTMOOR PRISON THREE DEATHlS. Mr. J. D. Prickman, County Coroner for Devonshire, held no fewrer than taree inquests at Praucetown yes- terday concerning the deaths of three coonvicts which took plca in Dartmoor Prison oa the 14th, 15th ...

... boast, your petitioner is desirous of being so heard; and, if so heard, he will undertake to show that the man nosy in Dartmoor Prison as Thomas Castro is Sir Roger Tichborne, has been wrongfully convicted, and ought to lo liberated. Yoar petitioner therefore ...

... the scrape which his villanolls employers are cunning enmwi'h to avoid ; and we bid him farewell as he disappears into Dartmoor Prison. Equally of course, everything comes right in the end. Gertie l{ecktt is found to be an heiress, and the prodigal discovers ...

... will be given. A convict, named John Bray, sentencd to five years' penal servitude for housebreaking, vwho escaped from Dartmoor Prison last week, was re- captured on Monday afternooon. He wore his pro dres, and was in such a sad plight that he appeared ...

... Young Wife: To a prayer meeting. NOT HIS FAULT. e- The-Rev. Clifford Richardoi who has just resigned athe chaplainoy of Dartmoor Prison, does not believe o that; crime i1 indicated- by a man's address and ap. d pesraneei As a faot, most of the notorious ...

... unfairly 1 taxed. The long years of unuaerited angcish 3 endured by Mr. Brooke, who suffers voluntarily as a convict in Dartmoor prison for a crime he never committed, and the sufferings of his daughter Audrey, first from her father's um- F explained absence ...

... Penitentiary-a notable land- mark to aeronauts over London Do you know what that is P inquired Mr. Youens.- Why, Dartmoor Prison, to be sure. Up wve glided, higher and higher, the balloon, owing to the sun's rays illum'd with duid gold, whilst ...

... ixpenriieuts on Uases. A VISIT TO ARTHURe ORBTON.-Mr. GhildforI 'm Onslow 4a1 Mr. 4nthony Biddu'ph visited Arthur Orton in Dartmoor Prison yestarday,'and in the evening they I addressed * small public meeting.. Lord River was c abseut from indisposition, AIr ...