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... ASSAULT BY A CONVICT. A convict named Hanley, who was engaged on Monday in company with other were reclaiming land near Dartmoor prison, made • most determined attack on an ullicer, striking him across the bead with • cross-bar and rendering him insensible ...
... Jones, • convict, 19 years of age, was tried for maliciously wounding with intent to kill John Staddon, awarder of the Dartmoor prison, on the 9th of January last. Jones was one of the party of convicts engaged in draining on the prison farm. Previous to ...
... Morning Leader announces, on the authoritylof • well-placed police officer, that Jack the Ripper bas been confined in Dartmoor Prison Asylum ever since the last Whitechapel murder. A nail named Lestaven, who has fur • number of years been committing atrocious ...
... him, should have been given up. lie told the Binning. ham police about this, and he (Black) wrote to the Governor of Dartmoor Prison, asking that the money should be forwarded. Prisoner had called at the detective office every morning during the last ...
... Santos. It is reported that all on board have been saved. THE Irish Invincible convicts are about to be taken back from Dartmoor Prison to Ireland, and will probably be confined in an Ulster convict estabishment. A promise to this effect was recently made ...
... his reasons for fixing on Basaine the stigma of treachery. The Convict Departuicnt have adopted compulsory education at Dartmoor Prison. The children of all the prison officials are compelled to attend school, and the school pence are deducted from the salaries ...
... other boats missing from the Chieftain, and it is feared that their crews have succumbed. Immune have been held at the Dartmoor Prison on the bodies of two convicts, one of whom died of consumption, and the other suddenly of ►cute inflammation. Verdicts ...
... The long Court rain white charmense ; names to, North (late E ast) and South (late West) Tas convict who escaped front Dartmoor Prison, and throb eith dull pain, because there is • „e ines „i th i ii trimmed down the left side arid wetted then ' Suter mope ...
... for in before the verdict was given. The spleen malice which concocted the conspiracy him pursued him even within the Dartmoor Prison. He complains of ness and rigour of his treatment first four years of his imprisorment, says that if it had not been for ...