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... found them, one and all, bale counterfeits. Providential I scape.-On the 26th Mr. fiulton, the contractor for supplying Dartmoor prison with butcher's meat, was returning from Tavis- \ tock market, about seven o'clock the evening, having dismounted for the ...
... not again for '. what a otia tbe \. . hum frbfil forgery of Bank notes ro-a .considerable extent has been discovered at Dartmoor prison, Plyrrx-utb. ' ,- It faid, effift new arrangmcrlt is about Be made Government Tor The Gazette. A forthispurpofe has been ...
... circulation; not exceeding 10,000-and not Jess than 50001 _There has been again a considerable forgery of Bink notes, in. Dartmoor prison’ executed very well by some of the French prisoners. > Government, it is said, have determined to .casry apt plan fot ...
... Norman Crost, All the French prisoners of the rank of Midship- men in this country, formerly on their patolé, been sent to Dartmoor prison, it of 4 French Government ap order to im- | prison all the Midshipmen amongst the pri- ‘Soners of war in France. Some ...
... better an- swer to the caluunies of the French Government, than the manner in which the Frenech~prisoners ate treated at Dartmoor prison! They ate aliowed ta work in the oountey surrounding the prison, and re- turn at night in the most cheerful manner! | ...
... ‘ Neither could the part of the British Govern- x, (son of Rufus King, E-q. of combat it. F least detrimer oceeded to Dartmoor Prison, to mstances leading to the late un- against the c hat prison, whereby 67 Amieri- Italy. wounded, * On the 1 | of the ...
... respective Governments, to inquire v into, andi report upon, the unfortunate occurrence s of the 6th of April instant, ot Dartmoor prison, having carefully perused the proceedings of the se- t veral Courts of Enquiry, instituted immediately E after that event ...
... pent and myself, on behalf of our respective Go- crum- vernments in relation to the unfortunate trans- g so actions at Dartmoor prison of war,-on the 6th of the And, present month. Considering it of much importance erson that the report. whatever it might ...
... recommend a penitentiary system for .juvenile offenders in the metropolis. But probably a more suitable place may be found at Dartmoor, prison, for- merly occupied by French prisoners ; and that, after due. trial, employment might be found for them in the Newfoundland ...
... to procure aa Act of Incor- poration— and with provisions to settle all claims of right to pasturage, 6tc— to convert Dartmoor Prison into a Metropolitan School to which the London Parishes may send their children, who, in addition to the common ele- ments ...
... -- - ieby I. H. H. 13. The Cofifessions of a Se J. J ith a. Pleasure, by ?? H. genarian.b * The Auth~r i lge. 4. The Dartmoor Prisoner, of the Ddenene. - .i byiMr. Carrington.. Tlx ~ Hound 'I'able, No. IV. ?? - 3 Sonag, by H, B. 14. Life in the City, or ...
... d, and is also a pretty good specimen of his peculiar humour. During the late war the worthy baronet made a visit to Dartmoor prison, for the purpose of releasing from captivity all the American prisoners who bore the name of Coffin, and might be supposed ...