... Enfie7&nrr publishes the following letters addressed by the convict in Dartmoor to Mr. Gail. ford Oaolqgo .nd Mrs. Onslow:- Dartmoor Prison, Devon, 29th Oct., 1875. No. A 1,139-Thomas Castro. M Mx rear. ONSLOW-Strange to say, I am still alive; nor is ma spirit ...

... CLAIMANT. I PLYM1oiTH, WEDNSSDAY.-To-day Mr. Guildford Onalow, Mr. A. Biddoiph, and Mr. Q. East pro- ceeded from Plymouth to Dartmoor Prison, to pay a balf-yearly visit to the Claimant to the Tiebborne estates, now confined in the convict prison at Dart- moor ...

... liberated within a few days, and just be- fore the warrant had arrived, by order of Lord Pal- merston, for removing him to Dartmoor prison, to put in the remainder of his original term of penal servitude. A few days ago, in the neighbourhood of Limerick, a ...

... got into it to drink after being poisoned in an ad- joining building. SUICIDE OF A CONVICT IN DARTMOOR P R I S O N . AT Dartmoor Prison during Friday night, a. prisoner committed suicide by hanging himself in his eoll. So rare is this occurrence in these ...

... released from Pentonville Prison ea ticke-t-of- lave. after serving twenty years' inmprisonment. He was removed from Dartmoor Prison to London on Tuesday, and was conveyed to Pentonville pend- ing his release. The crime of which he was cf 3n- victed was ...

... which he had doubtless taken poison. i DEATH OF A CONVICT AT PRINCETOWNT. FPLaN1tonT. SUNDAY.--au iniueqt was held at Dartmoor Prison by Mr. J. D. Prickmau, the t coroner for Lyydford and district, concerning the P death of a convict named Thomas Ty! Cabe ...

... has been signed. Persons opposed to the profitable utilization of prison labour will not like to see the report from Dartmoor Prison farm, showing a net profit of nearly £1.000 on the year's agricultural operations. For a time it was not remunerative ...

... hig children. are wanted; also the widow and child of a person xvho was tried at the Gloucester assizes arid died in Dartmoor Prison in i 855. Information was needed which would lead to the discovery of a girl who was left eighteen years ago in care of ...

... i 1853-Three soldiers belonging to the 7th Royal s Fusiliers perished in the snow on Dartmoor, when on their way to Dartmoor Prison. g 1855-Lord Palmerston, Prime Minister. Dr. D Baikie attended a meeting of the Geographical r Society to give an account ...

... CLAIMANT INVALIDED.. PLYMOUTH, F'RIDAY. DuRnom the present week Arthur Orton has been removed from his ordinary cell at Dartmoor Prison to the infirmary, and is being attended for a swell- ing and gathering on one of his legs. By the orders of the medical ...

... Saturtlay infor- matinti was received by the city atnd metropolitan police of the escape of a most notorious convict from Dartmoor prison, and(, whilst weather his prison dress, breakinig into a dwelling-house, undressing himself of his prison clothes, robbing ...

... forgarrotte robbery. He thea pio- tested innocence, but underwent the floggin, and was in ane couise tiansferred to Dartmoor prison. 0 ti Saturday'the governor visited his cel snd an- r-nounced that he had received her Majesty's pardon, aay andw would ...