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... OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT OF CONVICTS IN DARTMOOR PRISON. Very serious disturbances have for some weeks past, we understand, taken place in Dartmoor Prison, where the convicts have been displaying serious symptoms of insubordination and opposition to the regulations ...
... AFTER 19 TEARS. A man naim'd Cook has been ordered to released from Dartmoor Prison after serving 1.9 years of penal servitude for life He was sentenced to death at Leeds Assizes July 26th, 1893. for murder, but th© sentence was afterwards commuted. ...
... felony in liondon, previous which he served seven years for manslaughter in Liverpool, lie got over the wall surrounding Dartmoor Prison at midnight on Saturday, and in doing so caught himself in the wire of a bell the main entrance. This drew the attention ...
... Linlithgow, He despatched the certificate, along with his claim for the balance of the grata!ty, to the Governor of Dartmoor Prison; but that attsial, being auapioioua of the genuineness of the doemneot, communicated to Mr. Colqdhoon, who undo arrangements ...
... CONVICT'S DESPERATION. A convict named Donovan was found hanging in his cell at the Dartmoor Prison at Princetown. had torn off portion of his sheet and. using it as a rope, hanged himself to the ventilator. Warder Douch, who made the discovery immediately ...
... CONVICTS IN CHAINS. Convict William Hutchings, who committed a savage assault an assistantwarder at Dartmoor Prison, on August 3rd, has received 30 lashes with the cat o’ nine tails. The Justices took very serious view of the affair. The warder received ...
... was lound that he answered Ihe deseription of an eseaped conviet from Dartmoor Prison, nud the nathorities of that prison were commuuieated with, The chief | warden of Dartmoor Prison attended before ths f magistrates and identified the prisoner ns a person ...
... conducting the meeting on the Market Square. Afterwards the Salvation Army Hall there was concert sinuiar to those given in Dartmoor prison. I’onum. who accompanied Roberts, gave his experiences this meeting. was a waif, down and out, bordering despair the ...
... -sentence, the Judge recalled some of Moore’s previous convictions ‘and ‘said Moore took, part (in the 1932 mutiny in. Dartmoor Prison. ...
... 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 ...