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... DARTMOOR PRISON SCENES. Dartmoor convict prison has been the scene two more seusations. The are naturally reticent, but it has transpired that a couvict named Chamberlain, whose cell had just been unlocked to enable him to go to his work, rushed Warder ...
... Mr. John Burns, M.P., is very much in favour of the Municipal Opera House. The wool from Dartmoor prison farm sale has th : year realised £124. as against £75 for the same quantity last year. The total weight of waste paper oollected and sorted in three ...
... exponent of the theory that crime is the result a low vitality of the criminal. It is suggested that each resident of Dartmoor Prison or Holloway shall be allowed to take a daily spin on a SO-horse car. It is certain that if this plan prevailed, many confirmed ...
... DETERMINED ATTACK ON WARDERS. A few days since a serious attack was made upon three the warders at Dartmoor Prison one of the convicts. The man in question had previously attacked and injured a prison officer o«med Bond to such extent that tie officer ...
... enough, said an Irishman conversation the other day. but he De-Wetted me! The experiment lecturing to the convicts Dartmoor Prison has worked so well that there every prospect its being continued. The price of gas in Liverpool has been reduced by 3d ...
... Joyce, a couviot, was sentenced to seven years' penal servitude the Devonshire Assizes for a murderous attack a warder Dartmoor Prison. Hull's Hair Lotion effectively destroys uits Hud makes children have beautiful head of hair. 7d. mid Is.—E. Hall, Chemist ...
... on the Great Western line between Reading and Twyford. It appears that 13 convicts were under orders of removal from Dartmoor prison to Chatham, and were fastened to each other by the hands with the usual irons and chains, and they were all orderly and ...
... COMMANDMENTS. There is public conscience of sort, evert at Dartmoor It is described by Mr. Basil Thomson in his Story of Dartmoor Prison.' Mr. Thomson's words must be quoted as they stand. They will not lose their point because their author has been himself ...
... servitude. The prisoner, who was brought before the jury heavily ironed, was an escaped convict, he having escaped from Dartmoor prison, whilst undergoing sentence of six years’ penal servitude for burglary, one year of which was unexpired. In May last, ...
... attended. Illness of thb Claimant.—During the past week Arthur Orton was, stated, removed from his ordinary cell at Dartmoor Prison to the infirmary, and being attended for swelling and gathering on one of his legs. By the order of the medical officer ...
... Bill. Dr. Kenealy took the opportunity of calling te peculiar hardships alleged to be inflicted upon Arthur Orton at Dartmoor prison. On the intention beooming apparent, several bon. members end Order,** but the Speaker made no sign, and Dr. Kenealy proceeded ...
... burden that ought not be inflicted, should be given up. SIR FIXTURES TO CONVICTS. Sir Robert Ball lectured the convicts Dartmoor Prison Chapel astronomy. Sir Robert travelled to Dartmoor from Exeter specially for the purpose, and gave the l ...