... tisheritittn anti* good shot. AR * Justice of the Prace he hail a great reputation for fairness and was also a member of the Dartmoor Prison Board. ...

... counsel the poor and needy, his magisterial decisions being marked by a deep sense of equity. His election to a seat on the Dartmoor Prison Board showed how highly he was esteemed for his humanitarian and philanthropic work. Mr. Symington formerly resided at ...

... arrival at Mr. Sealy, only tnese facts have reached us shout him, namely, that he had had useful experience in the great Dartmoor Prison in England, and that he was a good disciplinarian and s lover of order and economy, and was likely to bring gaol-work ...

... Collins, he had a great reputation for fairness and Mr D and Mrs Campbell, Mr A Cave, Mr C C 6 was also a member of the Dartmoor Prison Carmichael, Hon Dr JA de Wolf, Mr Si L d'Aba- . Ler, . . , . Board. HE FUNERALS. DR. MURRAY. Dr. Murray, who was only ...

... been cold for 940 guineas. Dr. Kenealy has had his long-talkedof interview with his much suffering friend at present in Dartmoor Prison. —The death of Professor Hewitt Key is announced.— The trial of the Wainwrights for the Whitechapel murder commenced on ...

... one.—lt is announced in Plymouth that Lord Rivers, Mr. Guildford One. low, and Mr. Biddulph, will visit the Claimant in Dartmoor Prison on May 17. The execution of the Lennie murderers has been fixed for May 25.-- Weston, the pedestrian, has failed in an ...

... ever hear of Lindsay Hamilton, ,the man nho absconded with a million! 1 Ntv husband was, till yesterday, a con-1 - % on Dartmoor prison. I Has he got away, then 1 The night ass a , btai _ k as a pit. am , Is this the time of year for trippers ? Veit ...