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... called himself Sir Kicbird Hugh Smytb, Bart., and brought an action to recover claimed bis patrimonial esta es. die . in Dartmoor prison last week. The Journal de St. Petersburg publishes a long re| Ili** late roeeting at tbe London avern cn behalf of A ...
... Top of ' Discs sUrs'news from-this week's top First Lady from Down Judy's father Just returned from Australia or left Dartmoor prison after serving' a sentence- murder? ---- ana wsamer Phllpott - -(film 1ILAS 1115 MM IIjIS 1M 1M Spartsnight with Colamam ...
... PETERBOROUGH. Escape of Convict.—On the 12th inst, W. Attey made Rood his escape from Dartmoor prison, where he was undergoing a sentence of six years' penal servitude for robbery committed at Peterborough. He underwent sentence of a few months imprisonment ...
... McVitie he was sentenced to two years On each of two other charges conspiring to effect the escape of Frank Mitchell from Dartmoor Prison and harbouring Mitchell he was sentenced to 18 months The sentences are to run concurrently No evidence was offered today ...
... being visited by Home Secretary Michael Howard The men cut through a half-inch thick bars broke out through asbestos roof Dartmoor Prison just hours before officials were due to show Mr Howard around Police were today searching Dartmoor for fugitives Jonsthan ...
... of a violent paedophile gang has reportedly told a fellow prisoner that he will kill again after he is released from Dartmoor Prison early next year TV programme claims today Sidney Cooke who has changed his name to Lomas in attempt to escape the paedophile ...
... on a wartime level. was prosecutor in the charges arising from the murder of P.C. Gutteridge, and Crown Counsel in the Dartmoor Prison mutiny case. Another variation was his visit to Palestine as counsel for the Zionists to investigate Arab-Jewish troubles ...
... Woodcock, alias Massey,a/ias Matthew Williamson alias George Johnson, alias Alexander Sigismund ; a convict, No. 2,703, from Dartmoor Prison. He was tried for stealing boots and working tools, the Derby Sessions, on the 3rd of January, 1854, and sentenced to ...
... Brian with Jo Warne as Betty Harris CLAYHANGER: The ‘Clayhanger’ team became the first television ever to be allowed into Dartmoor Prison apart from documentaries when they filmed episode twenty-two the Arnold Bennett saga The Home Office gave them permission ...
... and two head of horned ottle to each family.— Standard. —Mr. Cobden's follies seem boundless. A notorious convict in Dartmoor Prison broke out of durance vile, and afterwards, whilst wearing his prison dress, broke into a dwelling-house, undressed himself ...
... LaBelle singer 55 Alfred Molina actor 46 Dave Peacock singer (Chas & Dave) 54 Priscilla Presley actress 54 ON THIS DAY 1809 Dartmoor Prison opened to house French prisoners From 1850 it was used for convicts 1862 London's Westminster Bridge opened 1895 The first ...
... Convicts and Warders. Serious Rising at Dartmoor. It reported that somewhat, serious rising occurred among part the convicts Dartmoor Prison Tuesday. One of the prisoners engaged on the waste land near the prison, is stated, was digging trenchee, and on being ...