The Sun.
London, England, 1857-11-23 00:00:00

MILITIA.

The North Lincoln Militia marched into Ports-
mouth on Saturd;.y to do garrison duty, in the
room .if the 31 battalion of the Scots Fusilier
Guard, who removed to London.
The troop-shin Abeona arrived at Queenstown
at 1.0 p.m. on Wednesday night, having on board
the sth Middlesex Militia, who proceeded to Cork
Barracks, there to be stationed. The vessel will
tike back to England the 2,1 battalion of the 3d
Buffs (about 800 men). It was expected that the
95th depot would leave Cork on Saturday for For-
moy.
The Queen's Own 100th Militia, which is at pre-
sent 730 strong, embarked at Dublin on Friday for
Newcastle-on-T, ne.
On Saturday the Dublin Militia arrived at Liver-
pool in the steamers Trafalgar and Princess, en
route for Burnley and Bradford ; and to-day the
Shropshire Militia will embark for Dublin.
The 2d Iloyal Lanark Militia received orders on
Saturday last to proceed in three divisions from
Hamilton Barracks to Kilkenny. The first division
arrived at Kilkenny, via. Glasgow and Dublin, on
Tuesday last, and the whole regiment, consisting of
27 officers and 700 rank and file, is expected before ,
the end of the week.

DARING ESCAPE.—On Saturday morning a convict,
named Thomas King, alias Kelly, made his escape at
Chatham in a very daring manner. For several weeks
past large gangs of convicts from the new convict prison
recently erected at Chatham have been employed in
repairing the Government roads at Chatham, closely
guarded by warders, all of whom are provided with a
loaded rifle. On Saturday morning, about nine o'elock,
the convicts were employed stone-breaking in the
military road, when King asked leave of his warder, a
man named Jackson, to be allowed to retire for a few
minutes. Permission having been, as usual, granted,
he was followed by Jackson, when the convict made
a sudden dart through the railings near the soldiers'
hurialground at the foot of the lines, and, although fired
at and followed for some distance by J acksen, succeeded
in effecting his escape. Shonk, a police-constable, and
several of the other warders, followed King, but,
although it eras broad daylight and hundreds of persons
about, he succeeded in gaining the woods at the out-
skirts of the tows, where all traces of him were lott,
and, notwithstanding numbers of teen were all day
Saturday and yesterday engaged in searching for him be
could not be ..iscevered. The convict when be escaped
had on the prison trousers, but was without a jacket.
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He is a very desperate character, and was under
sen-
tence of transportation for a robbery
The convict is a native of Northam
Si.has been offered
ton ; wit
his height is
sft. 7in• and age 25. A reward of
for his reappreher.ion.
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