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... DARTMOOR PRISON. , - DESCRIPTION OF THE NEW PRISON OF WAR, I DARTNIOOR, 'DEVON. The Royal Prison of War. .at Dartmoor, in• Devonshire, is one of the most exteusive establish;l Menig of the kind this kingdom, and, at the •time, demands a just tribute of ...
... DARTMOOR PRISON. Mr. Basil Thomson. in telling the Story of Dartmoor Prison (Heinemann), wonders that it should have been left to so late a comer to write the first connected history of the most famous prison in England. Not until it had been established ...
... DARTMOOR PRISON, Some interesting details reapecting Princetown Prieon are given Rio Commieaionors of in their Blue book report for the year ended March 1909. They state that Dartmoor Convict Prison the daily average number of prisoners was 1,171, all ...
... DARTMOOR PRISON It is understood, says the Exchange Telegraph Company that Captain Johnstone, formerly deputygovernor of Dartmoor Prison, will the new governor, though the appointment has not yet been officially announced. ...
... IN DARTMOOR PRISON During the ten years 1866 to 1875, with a mean number of prisoners of 817.6, the mean death-rate for consumption was 3.1, while that of the lonado asylum at Exminster, no lesa cared for as to pare air, and fall cabin space, and in all ...
... DARTMOOR PRISON. Captain Gambier, the visiting Justice, has made his award of punishments to those convicts who heirs part in tbe threatened outbreak, which was planned to take place at Dartmoor, on the 131 n instant. About fifty of the ringleaders have ...
... DARTMOOR PRISON, [Azz Rionrs Rassnvan.) WILLFAM CROSSING Author of ‘““Gems in a Granite Setting,™ ¢ “Amid Devonia’s Alps,” ete.). ...
... THE DARTMOOR PRISON! Some time ago we, upon good grounds, gave the public reason to tbink that the state of these prisons was not so satisfactory it should be. the time, the charges which led to this inference were met alter certain fashion, and,of course ...
... DARTMOOR PRISON. A contemporary relates the following ; —We were going leisurely up the road, when I faw a man in dark coat standing on the bank with a gun in the hollow of his arm, looking at something beneath him the field, and having the appearance ...
... DARTMOOR PRISON. The disparity between the results of convict laboar Dartmoor, and the Chatham, Portland and Portsmouth establishments, toa great extent disappears on examination, inasmuch all work done by the convicts, even though it be unnecessary or ...
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... DARTMOOR PRISON. Mr. NEWDEOATE moved address for copy of extracts from tho correspondence between the Home Office, tho prison authorities, and visiting Roman Catholic priest recently dismissed from attendance at the Dartmoor prison. Mr. KINNAIRD seconded ...