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... the Dartnioor convict prison. It appears that the prisoner had grossly misconducted himself since he had been lodged at Dartmoor prison, and had made three attempts to escape. A few days ago lie made anl attempt to escape by rnnaitg away from the separate ...
... Society' notoriety, has filed his accounts at the I .ondon Baakruptcy Courtj having been removed some time ago from Dartmoor Prison to 'Penton- i ville, to enable him to prepare'them. The gross liabilities are -stated at £56,970, of wvhich £1 ,707t is ...
... deemed it his duty the e other day at the Exeter Assizes to administer a severe rebuke, to Colonel OUCIHTEELONY, the ?? of Dartmoor Prison. THoMAs I. Joxms, 19, a convict undergoing a term of seven i, years' penal servitude, was indicted for e, attempting to ...
... visit d which, iniioiepany 'with Mr Jiinams Stubbs, he recently ti paid to Arthur. Orton, the Tiobboroe claimant, in vI Dartmoor Prison, says:- The poor prisoner expretsed ul his pleasure at seeing ue, and deolared, with tears no tl his, eyes, he bad aoun ...
... abou't 250, have f usual been sent ifrom Millbsink Peinitentiary, from thle hulks at silver Wootwich and -Pottsmouth, to Dartmoor Prison,. These ..uovicts are -mostly old -meu or in Iallds, incaable -of benis Mr. fting themns&'sv.os,or-tle governmenit if ...
... prisoner, who 'was brought before a 'jury of his couutry heavily iroded- w as San escaped con- viet, he having escaped from Dartmoor' prison whilst undergoing a sentence of six years' pen'al servitude for burglary, one year 'of which was unexpired. In May last ...
... theo relaseed from priron 'on -medical grounds' like thou I sands of other prisoners. The solicitor had been sent to Dartmoor Prison whilst suffering from rheu- I matic fever. One of the post office cleiks had been sent to Parkhuret Prison suffering from ...
... (done was incon- siderable. -. ESCAPE 0F CONVICTS vrtoa DART.MOOR.-Another . attempttoobtainliberty h-,s beou mi oe at Dartmoor. prison. Two convicts named Morgan and Brittrn, whilst- 1 working in a iltd on Tuesday, suddenly rushed towards: a a wall, over ...
... expected they would easily reach Amlweb, or e some of the villages on the adjacent coast. d Eseape of Two Convicts from Dartmoor Prison.-Infor- mation has been received of the extraordinary escape of James d Taylor and John Gray, two convicts under sentence ...
... continues to increase, as the barbarity of this atrocious murder, and the apparently culpable conduct of the authorities at Dartmoor Prison, in allowing so desperate a character Ps the suspected murderer to be set at liberty, becomes daily more conspicunos. ...
... grasp the Smyth property the 3at Stapleton and Ashton moet be remembered, died on Sanday; afternoon in the infirmary of Dartmoor prison, He had been, ME ailing for some time. bir The Cardif' Gacrd. hag ?? Wednesday. At last, the 23rd instant, a poor woman ...
... broke into a dwelling and carried off some eati ad- provisions and property. 1olor iu- Violent Outbreaks of Convicts in Dartmoor Prison-A the ,ve- murderous attempt woo made on the life of a young man was . c. named Cunningliam, employed as a warder on the ...