... During • heavy fog on Friday afternoon • convict named Wilson, thirty-five years of age. succeeded in escaping from Dartmoor Prison. Wilson was working with • gang of about twenty convicts in the public road outside the prison, when he suddenly made ...

... CONVICTS IN TEARS. General Booth on Thursday addressed en audience of convicts in the prison chapel Dartmoor Prison, l'rincetown. Although attendance at the service was quite optional, there were nearly • thousand convicts present, filling the grim-looking ...

... T- --~. END OF MAN HUNT. CONVICTS MI-CAPTURED. Alfred Parish and William Walker, the two convicts who escaped from Dartmoor Prison. have been re-eapturod. Parish was walking along the main road from Okshanipton to Raster. when be was seen by two constables ...

... death sentence for the Clapham Common murder was commuted to penal servitude for life. will shortly be re- I !nosed from Dartmoor Prison to Parkhurst. He is still confined in a padded cell. An exhibition of road materials, appliance*, and machinery used for ...

... Walter Pope, aged 10, was awarded 1300 damages against John Cole, as contractor, for personal injuries. making visits at Dartmoor Prison Dr. Murray (the medical °Seer) was attacked by a convict named North, who was at once overpowered by warders. at Old Bailey ...

... by rote, but which she niournfully scanned again. The blue paper gave her, authority, by signature of the governor of Dartmoor Prison, to visit and have speech with convict No. 1211. She folded it, and replaced it in the bag. And now the train, reduoed ...