... the license possessed by him under the Penal Servitude Act, havingsince receiving the same on his being liberated from Dartmoor Prison in November, 1864, where he had been in confinement 'ince October, 1861, lived an idle and dissolute life in the company ...

... reasons for his indisposition by stating rthat ho vas shot in the thigh while attempting I with two others toescapefrom Dartmoor Prison .while undergoing a previous sentence. The I prison authorities at once instituted inquiries A which left no doubt that ...

... I A Plymouth telegram Fays: -It is reported that I a somewhat serious rising occurred among a ? ~party of convicts at Dartmoor Prison on Tues- . day. One of the prisoners engaged on the , waste land near the prison, it is stated, was dig- i ting in the ...

... question. le is by trade a blacksmith; he Is married and baa one child. Inspector Peters deposed as follows:-I went to Dartmoor Prison on the 24th of last month, and I saw the prisoner there on that day. I said to him, You are charged with having on the ...

... 36 years of h tage. k Our Tavistock correspondent telegraphs that tl the convict William M.Nforgan, who escaped from u Dartmoor Prison on Sunday night, was captured . *-estetrday evening at Chagford. Chagford is _ situated on the edgo of Dartnmor, some ...