... THE MUTINY AT DARTMOOR PRISON. JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE. The adjourned inqueet on the body of Themas Bevan, t the convict who was killed while attempting to escape from a the granite quarry, near the convict establishment at Prinon- t town, was held in the ...

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... MIUTINY A.T DARTMOOR PRISON.I TWO CONVICTS SHOT. I A sag of convicts working in the granite quarries at ?? wn, Dartmoor, last, Friday afternoon, under cover a of a dense fog, made a determined attack upon the warders rguarding them. Mutinous symptoms ...

... welt-known athiete, oc away, The following description of tbe 'cs~0p1ed prisoner is being circuiated ?? E,.a-el from Dartmoor prison on Dereeirber 2hn. 13o6, at 11.10 a.m., convict, P T.W 26, W l':p (. l dwr, , alias John James j-Iameuood, ard a'ar-. ...

... 44, a pensioner, was charged with the wilful murder of Benjamin Robinson. The prisoner belonged to the guard at the Dartmoor prison, but a number of prisoners having been removed on board the Runnymede at at Deptford for transport to Swan River, prisoner ...

... terms of penal servitude. 'T'wo years or so after his marriage he ran away, and his wifo herring that he had died in Dartmoor Prison, wrote there, and in return received a certificate of his death. He was, however, alive, and in 18S2 was sentenced to ...

... 3eniton, ?? wil; .enteneed to six weeks' imprisonment, ?? libour.-JOIN l KENNEDY, 24, hawker, to a chlarge of escaping i010 Dartmoor prison on tho 26th May, where he was undergoing, it sentence of eight years for burgzlary at, London,1t11 i'd wsi rentenced to ...

... defendant received two sums, of I 6s 3d en the 4th September and 4th December, 1888, from Thomnas (J tes, gas manager at Dartmoor Prison at Princetown, hitch he had misappropriated. The money wag sent by ?? and was only a sample of the other cases. Mr. Gates ...

... dismissed her. JoErn Bxzu, a convict, was pieced at the bar andoharged by Mr. Superintendent Steeal ith having escaped from Dartmoor prison on the 18th intant; and, on his appli- cation, the prisoner was remanded upti Osh time as he could hear from the goverucm ...

... he exclaimed I have come to put out the lights of the medical offizer, meaning Dr. W. S. Frew, medical officer at Dartmoor Prison. He also made use of abusive, threatening language concerning Blanney, calling him by name. Upon being searched a very ...

... Thepriso'li a6 man or about sixty years, .wasafdowed a seat, The first witness was the Rev. Clifford Rickards, chaplain at Dartmoor Prison. He said on Sunday March loth he retired to rest about ten o'clock, but could not sleep, and went down- ., stairs again ...

... E. Woolmer, R. Bastard, H. Hooper, and 0. Brutton, Esqrs. WILLIAM THOMSON, who had been but recently discharged from Dartmoor Prison, was brought up charged by P. C. 11 with being drunk, cud lying across the footpath on the Friars the previous night. ...