... shape of a new aisle to the Sherborue School Chapel, to cost £2,600. THE Fenian Michael Devitt, who was released from Dartmoor Prison on a ticket-of-leave on Wednesday week, on Friday attended a meeting of the Irish Political Visiting Committee. - - CAPTAIN ...

... was convicted of swindling a shopkeeper Northampton in October, 1864, and sentenced to five years’ penal servitude in Dartmoor Prison. A copy of the depositions taken at his trial was found at his lodgings, together with bis deacon’s and priest’s orders ...

... alias A\lnvsey, alins Matthew Williamson, alias George Johnson, alins Alexander Sigismund ; a convict, No, 2,753, from Dartmoor Prison. e was tried for stealing boots and working tools, at the Derby Sessions, on the 3d of January, 1854, and sentenc ed to ...

... verdict was given against me The spleen and malice which concocted the conspiracy against mepursu. even within the walls of Dartmoor Prison. For the first four years iniquitous imprisonment 1 whs treaieu imidimess and rigour, and my friends, who came a long ...

... crown and cipher briilianto, la recognition bis recent work on Nature Frimlog. A convict effected his escape from the Dartmoor prison, a few days ago, bn', was hotly punned over the Moor by the authorities. The fugitive was ultimately captured at Dackfastleigb ...

... to whom it had been offered, has intimated that cannot see his way to accept the office. Joseph Denny, who broke into Dartmoor Prison after fifteen years* penal servitude, to revenge himself on the chief Warder, and was sent to prison for a year,has been ...

... separating. Illness of the Claimant. —During the past week Arthur Orton was, it is stated, removed from his ordinary coll at Dartmoor Prison to the infirmary, and is now being attended for a swelling and gathering on one of his legs. By order of the medical officer ...

... Wells. The prisoner, who was brought jury of his country heavily ironed, was uu escaped convict, having escaped from Dartmoor prison whilst undergoing sentence of six years’ penal servitude for burglary, one year of which was unexpired. In May* last committed ...

... vases, exhibited by Mr. J. Pettit and Mr. P. Proctor; model of French guillotine, in bone, made by French prisoners in Dartmoor Prison daring the Peninsular war, exhibited by Mr. W. Doggett, Leaghton; Chinese dessert service, exhibited Mr. J. Green, Toddington; ...

... opening the case for the prose- |in Bediord. T went up Rilver street; my brother’s at- I portation, the Governor of the Dartmoor Prison, in reply eution, said he had learned that it had excited unusual inte- | tention was called to a pistol lying in the ...

... back to Millbank to the Commissioners, who o -p| ie Governor of for further probation in ,ie P Roberts’ enquiries, says: Dartmoor Prison, in reply was of the worst His conduct throughout his co ~ . gj r R. M a yne description, and he was quite me ' p o ]j ...

... h.s.fld. Arabia and her talk is called ‘Full of Eastern Promise!’ Members were asked to donate used postage stamps as Dartmoor Prisoners raise money with them for the Lifeboat Institution. The drama group are a phynthedrmewninrinwmm April 19. Tickets are ...