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... 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 ...
... received, as will be seen from the following document, which was handed to him prior to his leaving Dartmoor for Bedford:— Dartmoor Prison, Bth April, 1861. “Messenger Blight will escort prisoner W. E Luckyn to Bedford, and place him in the workhouse there ...
... sentenced at Jedburgh to four years' penal -ervitude for forgery and uttering a forged letter, and was liberated from Dartmoor Prison on the of ...
... semaphore system, invented and presented gratis to the nation, we believe, by Captain Best, the late Deputy-Governor of Dartmoor Prison. This signalling a pparatus has four arms, which can be readily raised and luwured in various directions, as required ...
... months for stealing a gold diamond pin. Principal Warden O’Brien, of Millbank Prison, said ho was a formerly a warder at Dartmoor Prison, The prisoner was under sentence of ten years’ penal servitude, and was a convict in that prison. Ho worked in the tailor’s ...
... to 15 years’ transportation. The man was removed to Miilbank, where he remained two years, and was then transferred to Dartmoor prison, and employed on public works until he became partially paralyzed and unable to perform the prison labour. The case was ...
... to 15 years’ transportation. The man was removed to Millbank, where he remained two years, and was then transferred to Dartmoor prison, and employed public works until he became partially paralyzed and unable to perform the prison labour. The case was reported ...
... *.»,lcuek. alias Massey, alia* Matthew Williamson, alias George Johnson, alias Alexander ; a convict, No. 5,753. from Dartmoor Prison. On muster boing called, ho was missing, when Jhe turnkeys scoured the country ; but up the presen lime trace has been ...
... th« «««ck tb* li«« Presidentc Kora. Alfred Huwlett, who wa ...
... it.—The Jurv brought in 1 verdict guilty. Inspector Daniels stated that defendant was tieket-of-leave man. having left Dartmoor prison nine months ago. He had reported imse’f the Police. had just two years more to complete sentence ot twelve years penal ...
... service and the chief mourners were:—Mrs. O. F. Pigot. Miss Pigot uluught- i>. the Kev. Harry Pigot (son), chaplain of Dartmoor Prison; the Rev. Edward Pigot (son. Mr. Ned Pigot (grandson), Mrs. Murphv dxmdon). Dr. Parbury, Mi. and Mr® Miloman-Gibbard. ...
... DARTMCOR SHADOWS Ex-Convict’s Fight for Rehabilitation On Sunday a new series of the intensely interesting articles on Dartmoor Prison by the famous “Jock,” of Dartmoor, will commence in the “News of the World.” The millions of “News of the World” readers ...