CONTAINING . Th' nMance of all Information* received in Cases of Felony and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the thne, the place, and the circumstances of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences, H ho are known but not in Custody, and a Description of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description, as accurate as possible, of Property that has been Stolen, and a minute description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. GAZETTE. l>£ 8utt) ortti!. No. 254. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1840. Notice to the Public. — It is re quested that all Communications far the purpose of obtain- t ing, or giving, information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen property, may be addressed to MR. BURNABY, the EDITOR, Police Court, Bow- street, London. And as no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, ALL letters addressed to the Editor MUST BE PRE- PAID, otherwise the insertion will not he made. It is earnestly desired that persons sending Informations to the Editor WILL us PARTICULAR in SPELLING the names Of PERSONS anil PLACIS correctly ; and in WRITING them PLAINLY, to prevent mistakes , V. B.— Directions have been given by the Secretary of Stale, that the Printer of the POLICE GAZETTE shall be permitted to sell copies, at ONE PENNY PER COPY, iphich will be forwarded FREE, by Post, on the days of Publication fthree times a- weekj, on condition of payment of the price in advance to the Printers, Messrs. MILLS and SON, Gough- square, Fleet- street, London, for not less than the succeeding THREE MONTHS ; such payment to be continued so long as they shall be required to be sent. InFORMATIOns. FORGERY. Between 9 and 10 o'clock, on the night of the 7th inst. a Man went to the Shop of Mr. Gilling, butcher,' 41, Maryle- bone- lane, and ordered a joint of Meat to be sent to 22, Queen Anne- street, for which he tendered a £ 5 Note, and received the change. He gave his name John Elmes. On the Meat being sent, the fraud was discovered, and the Note found to be a Forgery.— [ Metropolitan Police- office, No- vember 10. | THOMAS GIBBONS, late of No. 7, David- street, Baker- street, New- road, for whose apprehension a warrant has been issued, stands charged with Forgery, and has absconded. He is 38 or 39 years of age, 5 feet 6* or 5 feet 7 inches high, thick- set, hair black and slightly grizzled, eyes grey, with a projecting brow, face full, nose small and rather flattened at the tip, teeth regular but discoloured, complexion very sallow, thin black whiskers, voice mild and soft with a slow mode of speaking, walks rather stiff and stooping; his ordi- nary dress is a black close- bodied or brown Newmarket coat with gilt buttons, generally fancy waistcoats, drab or grey trousers, and long stocks. He was at Colchester and Ipswich, under the names of JAMES REDDING and ROBERT MILLS, in the last week.— If apprehended, par- ticulars to be sent to John L. Bicknell, Esq., Abingdon- slreet, Westminster.—{ Bow- street, November 6.] ROBBERY FROM THE PERSON. David Roberts, a Farmer, in the parish of Landbaddock, near Usk, attended his Club, at the ' While Lion,' in Usk. on the night of the 7th instant; two voung Men, JOHN LEWIS alias JACK the NAILER, and JOHN MORGAN commonly called JACK the OSTLER, were also at the Club. On Mr. Roberts going through a wood, some distance from Usk, he was knocked down by LEWIS and MORGAN, who stuffed his mouth with dirt, and stole from his person £ 4 10s. in money, two lbs. of Shot, and other articles ; together with the Rules of the Club. Both are about 5 feet 6 inches high ; LEWIS pale, meagre- looking, thin, wore a cap, and a blue coat: MORGAN rather stout, florid, and no whiskers, had on a cap, and a short smock. They left Usk on Sunday morning the 8th instant, and are supposed to have gone towards the Hills, or Abergavenny, at which place LEWIS has relations.— Information to be given to Mr. J. Shepard, solicitor and clerk to the magistrates, Usk, Monmouthshire. — Bow- street, November 9. J On the night of Saturday the ' J4th ultimo, between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock, as Mr. John Wells, land survevor. of Letchlode, was returning home from Burford Market, he was stopped near Mr. Honey's plantations, in the parish of Shilton, in the county of Oxford, by three Men, armed with bludgeons, who dragged him off his horse, tied his legs, and robbed him of about 40s. in silver, and a silver Watch, ' No. 10446,' Roman figures on the dial, no maker's name, a blank left where the name usually is put, a private mark ( 575) on the inside of the top part of the outside case, near the joint, scratched with a fine point, quite discernible with the assistance of a glass, if not with the naked eye. The Men are about the ordinary size : two of them were dressed in white smock- frocks, the other, in a short blue cloth jacket over his waistcoat.— Whoever will give information so that the offenders may be brought to justice, and the Watch recover- ed, shall, on conviction, receive £ 2 Reward, on application to Thomas Watson, Rural Constabulary. Fairford, Glouces- tershire ; or to Mr. J. Wells, land- surveyor, Letchlode.— 1 Bow- street, November 5.1 HOCS& BHEAXIIRE. The Dwelling- house of Mrs. Carless, of Banning, was on Wednesday night the 4th instant, entered, and the following articles stolen therefrom : a silver Knife, mother- o'- pearl handle; a pair of sugar Tongs, marked * M. C.'; a tortoise- shell needle Case, with silver plate ; a Thimble; a pen Knife, with two pen blades, engraved on silver, Carless '; a pair of Scissors, with purple rivet; a silver Watch, maker ' Horton, Birmingham'; various Seals, one a swing Seal, crystal, with ' P.' red cornelian, with ' R. P.'— Whoever will give such information as may lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 10 Reward.—[ Bow- street, November 7.] Between the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock, on the morning of the 7th instant, the Shop of Robert Booth, of Bollington, Cheshire, was broken and entered, and the following articles stolen therefrom, viz.: four Cheeses, each weighing about 35lbs.; 6ibs. of Tobacco ; 28lbs. of Sugar; two Loaves of Bread, each weighing 61bs.; a small pair of Scales, and two brass Weights, ( one an ounce and a half ditto); about 5s. in copper ; a white Wood- pigeon; and two Sacks, each marked ' John Pownell, M.'— Information to be given to William Harper, special high constable, Lynn Police- office, Cheshire. — [ Bow- street, November 9.] A Dwelling in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Roberts, in the township of Cropston, in the county of Leicester, was burglariously entered, in the night of the 6th instant, and the following articles stolen therefrom, viz. : three Shirts, and a Shift, unbleached calico ; a girl's Shift, new made of bleached calico, with a red stripe on the bottom on one side, and on both shoulders; part of a flitch of Bacon, weighing about thirty pounds; about two stone of Sugar, about half of it put up in pounds and half pounds, consisting of coarse, moist and tenpenny; about three pounds of 5s. Tea; about a pound a » d a half of Coffee ; about 5s. worth of Copper; a set of brass " Weights, from a pound to half an ounce ; to- gather with three, or four pounds of brown Soap.—£ 5 Re- ward will be paid to. anv oerxon or persons who will give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offend- ers.— Information to be given to Frederick Goodyer, chief constable, Leicester.—[ Bow- street, November 9.] , The House of Mr. Francis West, of Lord- street, Stock- port, was entered, between the hours of 6 and 8 o'clock, in the evening of Sunday the 1st instant, and the following property 3tolen therefrom, viz., thirty- six Sovereigns, a Half- sovereign, two 30s. and two 25s. Ulster Bank of Ireland Notes, five £ 1 Notes of the same Bank, about 12s. in silver, a silver Watch ( No. 2976), a 5s. piece, and four Letters, directed to the ' Sailors' Home, Temperance Coffee- house, Glasgow.'— Whoever will give such information to Joseph Sadler, superintendent of the Stockport Police, as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offend- ers, will be handsomely rewarded for their trouble.— bow- street, November 5.] HORSE And CATTlE STeAling. Found, by the Rural Police of Merton in the Marsh, in the county of Gloucester, a Light Brown Mare, 14 hands high, blind of near side eye, has a white mark on the fore- head, has a sore back caused by the saddle, a small ring of white round the off fetlock of fore foot, and round the hind off heel, and aged.— Application to be made to W. S. Evans, superintendent of police, Chipping Campden^ Gloucester- shire.—[ Bow- street, Nov. 10.] Stolen or strayed, from a Field near Chapel End, Ching- ford, between the night of the 6th, and morning of ilie 7th instant, eleven half- bred Leicester Sheep; six of them marked with a blue spot, and five of them marked with a red spot on the rump. Tiey belong to Jeremiah Humphries, of Ching- ford Hall, who will give £ 20 on recovery of the Sheep and conviction of the offender or offenders, if stolen ; if strayed, all expenses will be paid.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, No- vember 10.] Stolen, on Monday night the 2nd instant, from out of a Field belonging to Joseph Hawksley, of Owleston, near Sheffield, a very Dark Grey Mare Pony, about 12 hands high, light grey tail, light face and mane, has never been shod, rather hollow back, and about 3 years old ; the pro- perty of G. Hattersley, of Shales Moor, Sheffield, Also, a Chesnut Pony Mare, about 13 hand3 high, a white mark on each side the back where the saddie chafes it. rather sore on the back, caused by the saddle, and is very old; the property of Mrs. Ruddiforth, of Owleston, near Sheffield.—[ Bow- street, November 11.] Stolen, from Calstone, near Calne, Wilts, late on the night of the 9th instant, or early the following morning, a Bay Gelding, about 14± hands high, aged, short tail, two bony projections on the inside of one fore leg. Also, a Mare Pony, switch tail, about 12| hands high, marked ' F. F.' on the shoulder, and another mark oo the thigh of the same side, has collar- marks on each side, the recent effect of har- ness. The Horses were traced to the vicinity of Devizes.— Whoever will give information that will lead to the recovery of the said Horses and conviction of the offender or offend- ers, shall receive a Reward of £\ 0 10s., on application to Mr. Beasby, of the Wilts Rural Police Force, Calne.—[ Bow- street, November 11.] Stolen, some time during the night of Mondav the 2nd instant, from a Field, in the parish of West Houthly, a Chesnut Mare, about 15 hands high, 7 years old, blind in the left tjpe, a great deal of white about her hind legs and face, ant- 1 fail cut, but not very short; the property of Mr. William Gallard, of the above place.— Information to be. given to George Wright, No. 4, Police- station, Havward's Heath, near Cuckfield, Sussex.-[ Bow- street, November 11.] Stolen, on Wednesday night the 4th instant, or early the following morning, from a Field, at Trevace, in the parish of Tretite, in the county of Hereford, a fat Ewe Sheep ; the property of Mr. Thomas Wathen.— Whoever will give such information as may lead to the detection of the offender or offenders, shall, on conviction, receive £ 10 Reward, on ap- plication as above. — Information to be given to John Har- rison, superintendent of police. Station - house, Ross.— [ Bow- street, November 11.] Stolen or strayed, but supposed to be stolen, from out of a Bean " Stubble, in the occupation of Mr. Kelham, situate in the parish of Whapload, in the county of Lincoln, on Satur- day night the 31st ultimo, or early the following morning, a Dark Bay Colt, rising 3 years old, with black mane and legs ; also, an aged Chesnut Mare, with a small range down her face, and goes rather lame on her fore feet: the property of Mr. Evison Palmer, of Irby Hall, Whapload, afuresaid.— Whoever will give information of the offender or offenders, shall, upon conviction, receive a Reward of Ten Guineas, from ' he said Mr. Evison Palmer, and a further Reward of Ten Guineas from Mr. Samuel Brewster, Treasurer to the Sutter ton Association for the Prosecution of Felons ; if strayed, a Reward and all reasonable expenses will be paid, on the same being restored.—[ Bow- street, November 11.] Stuien, on Sunday night the 1st instant, from out of a Field in the parish of Hentland, a Wether Lamb ( the skin, head, and entrails, were left in the Field) ; the property of Mr. Joseph Scudamore, of rengethly.— Whoever will give information of the offender or offenders, shall, upon conviction, recede £ 10 Reward, on application to the said Joseph Scuddmore;.— Information to be given to the Super- intendent of Police, Station- house, ftoss, " Herefordshire.— [ Bow- street, November 11.1 Stolen, from out of a Field at Chester, late on Wednesday night the 4th instant, or early the following morning, a Dark Chesnut Horse Pony, aged, about 14 hands high, a white star on his face, and switch tail.— Whoever will give any information that will lead to the offender, shall be hand- somely rewarded, by applying to Hill, superintendent of the Chester Police.—| Bow- street, November 7.] On Thursday the oth instant, a Man, of the following description, hired a Horse and Gig of Mr. Vincy, the ' Plough,' Hertford, and not having returned, he is supposed to have stolen the same. He is about 30 years of age, 5 feet t> inches high, rather stout, full face, dark hair and whiskers, sallow complexion; dressed in a daik coat and dark striped trousers; he had a light Macintosh, lined with flannel, and velvet collar. The Mare is aged, 15 hands high, bay colour, star on the forehead, black legs, the near knee has been broken, the near hind leg has the hair grazed off four or five inches in length, she is well- b- ed, has a fine head, and switch tail. The Gig is square- bodied, round top, new wheels, painted chocolate colour, the lining drab, has been mended in the back, the Harness was brass- mounted. He is supposed to be in London.— In- formation to be given to Mr. Vincy, ' Plough Inn,' or to Thomas Knight, superintendent of police, Hertford, who will give £ 2 on recovery of the Horse and Gig.— [ Bow- street, November 7.] Stolen or strayed, on the night of Wednesday the 4th instant, or early the following morning, from out of a Field, called Sand- pit Ground, in the parish of Hillesden, Bucks, a Dark Brown aged Hackney Mare, above 15 hands high, black legs, has been docked, but had, when lost, a long tail; two deep dents on the near side between the ribs, and a white saddle- mark on the off side: the property of Mr. F. Lines. — If stolen, whoever shall give such information as may lead to the conviction of the offender, shall receive a Reward of £ 5 ; if strayed, any person bringing the said Mare to Mr. F. Lines, of Hillesden, will have all reasonable expenses paid, and be rewarded for their trouble.— [ Bow- street, November 7.] Found, early on the morning of the 3rd instant, in a Field, in Westonning, Beds, supposed to have been stolen, a Mare Pony, 13 hands high, aged, short switch tail, puffed in both fore legs, broken- winded, a small saddle- mark on the near side, legs completely black ; she seemed to have been hard ridden, and turned loose.— Information to be given to James Bates, superintendent of police, Ampthill, Beds.— [ Bow street, November 7.] Stolen or strayed, from a Field, near Swindon, on Wed- nesday the 4th instant, or early the following morning, a Bay Gelding, rising 6 years old, about 14± hands high, with a splint on each fore leg, a scar on one knee, and a bare spot, on the off heel behind.— If strayed, whoever will bring the same to Mr. Sadler Bristow, Swindon, shall be paid all reasonable expenses; and if stolen, a Reward of Two Guineas will be paid, on conviction of the offender or offenders.— [ Bow- street, November 7.] Hired, by a young Man, rather stout, sallow complexion, and dark hair, from Mr. Forster,' Chequer Inn,' Speenham 1014 { November 11. land. Berkshire, to go to Thatcham, three miles and back, a Dark Grey Horse, about 14 hands high, with the oflf hip- bcn; down, and a heavy brown Gig, with crooked shafts ana not returning, it is supposed he has stolen the same. — [ Bow- street, November 9.] Lost, supposed to be stolen, from an Orchard, situate at West Horrington, near Wells, in the county of Somerset, on the night of Thursday, the 5th instant, or early the following morning, a Dark Brown Mare, about 13 hands high, had formerly broken both knees, and has lost the off eye, and been fettered above the off fore foot.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 3 Reward ; if strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid, on application to Mr. James Sheppard . of West Horrington, near Wells aforesaid.—[ Bow- street, November 9.] Stolen or strayed, on the 28th October last, from out of a Field belonging to Mr. Daniel Bennett, of Brotheridge- green, near Upton- on- Severn, Worcestershire, a Light- brown Mare, with flaxen mane and tail, the tail short and switched, stands about 12 hands high, and has a scar, apparently from a kick, on the near hind leg. If strayed, any onti bringing the same to Mr. Daniel Bennett, will be rewarded for their trouble, and have all reasonable expenses paid.—[ Bow- street, November 9.] Detained at Leominster, supposed to have been slolen, fif- teen Sheep, twelve of them wethers marked ' MR' on the left side, and ' D ' on the right side, punched through the right ear, the tails fresh cut off, and much raddled on the back; a Ewe, marked on both sides with ' T N,' raddled on the crup, shoulder, and head ; and two Ewes, marked ' I W ' on both sides, raddled on the nesk and loins, with a cut on their right ears. They were found in possession of JOHN JENKINS, alias JOHN HART, who is remanded till Fri- day the 13th instant, at the Borough Gaol.— Any infor- mation respecting them or the Prisoner, is to be given to W. S. Smith, the keeper of the said Gaol.—[ Bow- street, November 9. J Stolen, from a Stable, at Potwell, in the parish of Widley, near Portsmouth, the property of Mr. William Lintott, on the night of Monday the 2nd instant, or early the following morning, a Dark Bay Welsh Cob Gelding,' rising 5 years old, with long mane and tail, but rather short in the dock ; off hind leg while a little above- the fetlock joint, a- little white near the hoof on one of the fore legs, white mark down the face, has two small galis on the near side of the head, is between 13 and 14 hands high, with hairy legs, • n't of good • tion.— Information to be given to George Devereux, inspector of police, Police- station, Landport, new Portsmouth or : William Lintott as above; and a of £ 5 will be given on conviction of the offender or offenders.— Bow- street, November 9.] * Found, in the possession of two Men, who are detained at Canterbury, a Bay Pony, about 14 hands high switch tail, a little white on the off legs near the hoof, a star on the forehead, a blaze down the face which has been coloured or stained to alter the appearance, and is about 6 year's old. Also a Bay Mare aged. hands high, a little white the near hind 1eg near the hoof, and both knees have been brok- en. Also a green spring Cart, picked out with black, covered top, red curtains, steps, and door behind, " John Hills, Portsea, Hampshire,' painted on the back, and a tin plate over that with ' John Hills, Hampstead, Middlesex,' on it; there was a crow Bar, a Saddle , a Bridle, and some Halters found in the Cart. One of the Men gives his name WILLIAM GOOD, is 31 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, long brown hair, and sandy whiskers; dressed in a brown petersham great coat, fustian trousers, blue check'd shirt, black waistcoat, a brown gaberdine under his great coat, breeches under his trousers, Wellington boots, and black hat. The other gives his name JOHN HALL, i6 31 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark brown hair, no whiskers, thin face, nose rather fiat, and slight make ; dressed in a blue jacket and waistcoat, dark drab trousers, and lace- up boots.— Information to be given to J. Clements, superin- tendent of police, Canterbury.—\ Bow- street, November 9.] Stolen or strayed, on Monday night the 2nd instant, or early the following morning, from a Field near St. Paul's Church, in the parish ol Cheltenham, a Grey or White Marc Pony, aged, about 13 hands high, stout grown, when lost had a long bob tail reaching nearly to her hocks, shod very short behind, has a small splint inside of one sore leg, slightly pinched by harness on the withers and the hair not yet grown, her off eye rather weak, and a fast trotter.— If strayed, any person bringing the above Pony to Mr. G. Evans, butcher, 141, High- street, Cheltenham, shall be handsomely rewarded for their trouble ; if stolen, a Reward of £ a will be paid for the recovery of the Pony and con- viction of the offender or offenders, by the said G. Evans.— Metropolitan Police- office, November 9.] Stolen, on Friday the 6th irist., from off the Road, in the parish of Uggeshall, in the county of Suffolk, a black Pony, aged, between 13 and 14 hands high, low in condition, large head, small neck, has knocked itself on the fore legs, and marked with ' O.' on the near hip ; the property of Mr. Charles Welton, of Mangford. A gipsy Boy was seen to ride off with the Puny.— Information to be given to Daniel Farage, superintendent_ pf police, Beccles Division, Halesworth, Suffolk.— [ Bow- street, November 9.] Hired, on Wednesday last the 4th instant, at Peterboro', a Dark Brown Mare, 14 hands 3 inches high, bliid of the near eye, star on the forehead, a small bit off the tip of her near ear, a scar on the off knee, a white heel behind, switch tail, rather low in condition, and 11 years old : by a Man calling himself SMITH,— lair complexion, stout made, the fore- finger of his left hand disfigured, and about 45 years old. The Saddle has a new piece of leather on the pommel, and one stirrup leather new pieced, and a single curb- bridle with a winker on the near side, — and not returning, it is supposed lie has stolen the same. — Whoever will give information ol the same, shall, on conviction of the offender, be rewarded for their trouble, and have all reasonable expenses paid, by applying to Thomas Dean, livery- stable- keeper, Peterboro'. — f isou- street, November 9.] Taken up at Leintwardine, near Ludlow, on the 6th inst., two Men, of suspicious appearance, having in their possession a very large Gelding Ass, nearly white, which they were en- deavouring to sell. One is about 5 feet 7 inches high, has a very bad impediment in his speech, and states his nam to be RICHARD PRICE, and is known to be a brother FREDERICK the GIPSY. The other is a youth, aboui 17 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, and seems to be deal and dumb, who also appears to be a gipsy.— Any information respecting them to be given to John Richardson, chief officer of police, Leintwardine, Herefordshire.—[ Boic- s'reet, No- vember 9.] Lost, on the 18th ultimo, supposed to have been stolen out of the Forest of Whichwood, an aged Black Mare, about 14 hands high, switch tail, white blaze down the forehead, and white sputs on the side of her head, one white heel behind, and a knot on the flank ; the property of Charles Dore, Ramsden.— Whoever will give such information to B. Simms, chief constable, Witney, as shall lead to the recovery of the said Mare, and, if stolen, the conviction of the offender, shall be handsomely rewarded, and have all expenses paid by the said Charles Dore.—[ Bow- street, November 9. J Stolen, on Sunday night the 1st instant, or early the fol lowing morning, from a Field belonging to Mr. George Taylor, of Great Ness, near Shrewsbury, in the county of Salop, a Light Chesnut half- bred Mare, rising 4 years old, aboat 14 hands high, flaxen mane, switch tail, coat inter- mixed with white hairs, black hair on the near hind quarter near to ihe tail, white mark from the forehead down to the nose, large head, heavy in the shoulders, and in high condi- tion.— Whoever will give information that will lead to the recovery of the said Mare and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive a Reward of £ 5, on ap lication to Mr. Samuel Farlow, police- officer, Shrewsbury. — [ BOTD- slretl, November 5.1 Stolen or strayed, from Monway Field, in the parish of Wednesbury, in the county of Stafford, late on Saturday night the 31st ultimo, or early the following morning, three Cows, the property of Thomas Robinson, of Lea Brook. A Heifer, 3 years old, white and yellow spots, and short horns, nearly dry; a Red short- horned Cow, 5 years old, white on the near hip and foreheat, nearly dry; and a White aged Cow, with about six wrinkles on her horns, which are short. Information to be given to Thomas Tibbitts, chief con- stable of Wednesbury.—[ Bow- street, November 5.] Stolen, from a Stable at Potwell, in the parish of Widley, neai; Portsmouth, some time on Monday night the 2nd inst., early the following morning, a Dark Bay Welsh Cob Gelding, rising 5 - years old, with long tail and mane, but rather short in the dock, off leg behind white a little above the fetlock- joint,, a little white near the hoof on orie of the fore legs, white mark down the face, has two small gall? or, the near side of the head, and is between 13 and 14 h„,: .'- hiih, with hairy legs, and has good action ; the property of Mr. William Lintbtt.— Whoavet « ri: l give such information as Bhall lead to the conviction ot the offender or offenders, will be paid all necessary expenses, on application to Mr. William Lintott aforesaid. Information to be given to K. Pilbeam, superintendent of Hants Rural Police, Fareham Division, Hants,—•[ liow- stree/, November 5.] Detained at Uxbricjge, in the possession of a Man, named THOMAS UALfiB,* ^. wt » % « .. white heel# behind, near fore foot tfhite, white blaze down the face, long tail, and 5 years old.— Information to be given to Charles James Murray, high constable, Uxbridge, Middlesex.—[ Bow- street, November 6.] Stolen, on Friday night the 30th ultimo, or early the fol- lowing morning, from a Close, on the Spilsby- road, between Louth and the Farm of the late Samuel Bowling, in the parish of Louth, a large wether Sheep, marked with red ochre on each hip; the property of Messrs. Henry Portus and John Whiting, butchers, at Louth.— Whoever will dis- cover the offender or offenders, so that he or they may be apprehended and brought to justice, shall, on conviction, receive a Reward of Five Guineas, from the said Henry Portus and John Whiting.— Information to be given to John Campbell, superintendent of police, at the Mansion- house, Louth — [ Bow street, November 5.] During the night of Tuesday the 3rd instant, a Brown Pony, the property of Mr. William Wiles, of Pincnbeck, Lincolnshire, was stolen from his Crew Yard, situate near to Money- bridge ; it is 7 years old, about 14 hands high, has one white foot, a star on the forehead, switch tail, and was rough in her hair when taken away.— A Reward of £ 5 will be given by Mr. Wiles, to any person who will give such information as may lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders ; if strayed, any person bringing her back to Mr. Wiles, shell be handsomely rewarded for their trouble, and have all reasonable expenses paid.— [ How- street, November 6.] Found, in the possession of a Man, named THOMAS POOLE, apprehended for Felony at Gloucester, a small Bay Horse about 14± hands high, two hind fetlocks white, white nose, star on the forehead, saddle- marked on the back, and aged.— Information to be given to William Gillyman, police- officer, Gloucester.—[ Bow- street, November 6.] larceEny and embezzLemenT. Absconded, on Saturday the 7th instant, S. B. WALCOT, • 20 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark hair and eyes, rather slight made, and walks very upright; generally wears a black frock coat, open black or light waistcoat, mixed cloth trousers, a long satin stuck with a double pin it; his lather lives at Ludgershall, near Andover, draper and grocer. S. B. WALCOT stands charged with robbing his late em- ployers, Messrs. Mountford, silk mercers and drapers, High- s reet, Bath.-- Information to be given to William P. Hall, chief officer Guildhall, Bath. £ 2 Reward will be paid on nis conviction.— [ Bow- street, November 10.] Absconded from Hereford, JOHN BUNNING and his Wife, who stand charged with Felony, and a Warrant is is- sued for their apprehension. The said JOHN BUNNING is a native of Suffolk, but has lately lived in London and Cheltenham, as an ostler; he is about 45 years of age, short, rather stout, brown hair, very sallow complexion, whiskers shaved up nearly close, and walks with his legs very wide ; • ressed as a horsekeeper, and wears a cap with a peak to it, and has a dark rougli great coat with him. His Wife is about the same age, thin made, and very sallow complexion ; had on a green stuff gown and plaid shawl. They left He- reford about a fortnight back.- Information to be given to ( he Superintendent of Police, Hereford. — [ Bow- street, Nov. 10. J A young Man, named RICHARD EDWIN OSEMAN, a native of Worcester, stands charged with absconding from his Lodgings, on Thursday last the 5th instant, stealing and taking with him a French gold Watch, without a glass, marked ' T. Green Union;' a gold Brooch, with brown hair under the glass; and a green silk Purse, containing eight or ten Sovereigns. The said R. E. OSEMAN is a cabinet- maker by trade, 21 years of age, stands about 5 feet 4 inches high, dark complexio i, dark brown hair, and grey eyes; had on an old shooting jacket, light trousers, and black hat. He has got a brown coat with yellow buttons, which he some times wears. Supposed to have gone to London. Infor- mation to be given to John Phillips, superintendent of City Police, Worcester. — [ Bow- sireet, November 11.] Absconded, from Standgronnd, in the county of Hunting- don, charged with Felony, SAMUEL BELLAMY, by trade a shoemaker, about 40 years of age, pale- faced, thin made, stoops in his shoulders, about 5 feet 8 inches high, and has lost part of one of his thumbs ; bad on, when he left home, a dirty fustian coat, fustian trousers, a pair of old shoes, and a small bundle ; is of drunken habits, and when intoxicated talks knowingly of his share in several robberies ; was for- merly a brickmaker, and may perhaps be found at work at some brick- kilns. He is supposed to be either in the neighbourhood of Sleaford or the Fens of Hunts or Cam- bridgeshire.— Whoever will apprehend and lodge him in any of Her Majesty's Gaols, will be liberally remunerated, on application to Mr. Nelson Wilkinson, solicitor, Peter- borough.— [ Bow- sireet, November 11.] On Wednesday morning, the 4th instant, between the hours of 12 and 3 o'clock, GEORGE BEBBINGTON and WILLIAM CRAWFORD alias BUMPS CRAWFORD, shoemakers, natives of Nantwich, broke into the Slaughter- house of Mr. Jonathan Kitchen, butcher, situate in the Swine Market, in Nantwich, and stole therefrom five flitches of salted Bacon, four of which have been recovered. GEO. BEBBINGTON has been apprehended and committed for trial. WILLIAM CRAWFORD alias BUMPS CRAW- FORD has absconded, and is supposed to have gone to Man- chester, where he is well known to the trade. He is about 5 feet 4 inches high, black hair, sallow complexion, bridge of his nose broken, high cheek- bones, has a glide with his eyes in general, and wears a cap — Information to be given to the Manchester Police, or to R. Pritchard, police- officer, i Nantwich.—[ bow- street, November 9.] On Tuesday, the 29th of September last, JAMES CARTER, otherwise COACHEY, stole a black Great- coat, a Shirt, a Prayer- book, a Shaving- box and Brush, and a Tobacco- box with two Steam- vessels engraved one on each side, the name if ' William Newman ;' the property of Anthony Newman and Son, Prospect- row, Folkestone. The said offender is about ) feet 6 or 7 inches high, light complexion, light- brown hair, and was dressed in a fustian jacket and trousers, | HoWrslreel, November 9.] , Absconded, on the 28th ultimo from the employ of Mr. Smith, bricklayer, Gloucester, a Man, who gives his name GEORGE RICK, stealing and taking with him the fol- lowing articles, the property of Mr. Smith viz.: a large worsted plaid Shawl; a blue frock Coat, with figured gilt buttons; and a pair of light moleskin Trousers. He is about 5 feet 5 inches high, has a cast in one of his eyes, light brown hair ( rather curly), sandy whiskers; had on, when he left, a round blue jacket, fustian trousers, and a broad ribbon tied round his hat in a bow.— Information to be given to William Merrell, police- constable, Gloucester.— [ Bow- street, November 7.] Absconded, on the 5th instant, from the employ ef Mr. Dowers, law stationer, 16, Took's- court, [ Cursitor- street, an apprentice, CHAD BLACKFORD BELL, 16 years old, 4 feet high, dark complexion, black eyes, left arm contracted, dressed in a bluejacket, red and black plaid waistcoat, black striped trousers, and blue cloth cap. He took with him a £ 5 Bank of England Note, ' No. 33,542,' and a £ 5 Bank oF England Note, ' No. 95,3G4,' both dated ' 2nd July, 1840'; a £ o Bank of England Note, number not known ; and five Sovereigns. — [ Metropolitan Police- office, Nov. 7.] JAMES RODAWAY alias GIPSY JEM, of Langford, stands charged with stealing a Waich, the property of Thos. Puffet, of Filkins A Warrant is issued for his appre- hension. He is about 5 feet 5 inches high, dark complexion and hair, large bushy whiskers, and is supposed to be in search of work on the Great Western Railroad, near Swindon.— Whoever will apprehend the said JAMES ROD- AWAY, and give information to B. Simms, chief constable, Witney, shall be rewarded, and have all reasonable expenses paid.—' Bow- stnet, November 9. J ROBERT LIEVESLEY, late a clerk in the service of Messrs. England and Skelton, of Leeds, corn- factors, ab- sconded, on the 6th instant, from his Masters' service, hav- ing stolen £ 1S0 in silver; the property of bis Masters. He is about 22 years of age, of light complexion, long curled woolly hair, blue eyes, stands 5 feet 4 or- 5 inches, walks very erect and sprightly, and is dressed in black; he is rather pale, and his upper lip curled.— Whoever will give such in- formation as will lead to his apprehension and conviction, shall receive a Reward of Ten Guineas, from Messrs. Eng- land and Skelton; and a further Reward of Five Guineas, at the office of [ Messrs. Teale and Wainhouse, solicitors, Leeds.— [ Bow- streei, November 9.] A Man of the narre of ROBERT CREED, by trade a watch and clock maker, stands charged with stealing a silver Watch, which was given him to repair at Holbeach, in Lin- colnshire ; be travels in company with his Wife and two Daughters, cleaning and repairing- on his way. The said offender is about 5 feet 6 inches high, lightish curly hair, and small whiskers, which are pointed to the chin; he was dress- ed in dark clothes and white apron. His Wife is a French- woman, taller than him. and wears a long reJ cloak; her Daughters are about 15 or 17 years of age, dark swarthy complexion, all speak the French language, and might be taken for foreigners; they were last seen in Fakenham, on Wednesday the 4ih instant, where the ticket of the Watch was offered for sale.— Information to be given to W H. Wollen, police- officer. Fakenham, who has possession of the ticket; or at the Chief Constable's Office, East Dereham.— [ Bow- street, November 9] Xocetiiber 11. POLICE GAZETTE. 1019k Two young Men, charged with Felony, bare absconded from Tunbridge Wells, and warrants are issued for their apprehension." Both are named EDWARD MERCER, and about 18 years of age: one of them is about 5 feet 6 inches high, rather stout, rough " curly hair, and mot h freckled ; had on a short fustian jacket and trousers, cloth cap; a short Woman, named MATTHEWS with two or three children, is supposed to be with him. The other is about 5 feet 7 inches high, and thin ; bad on either a lustian short jacket,, or a velveteen shooting jacket ; tbey quitted here on Sunday last, and are - apposed to be in the neighbourhood of Gravesend. — Whoever will apprehend them shall receive all reasonable expenses, on giving infor- mation thereof to John A. Thompson, superintendent of police, Tunbridge Wells aforesaid— Bow- street, Nov. 9.] HENRY alias GEORGE MASON, late in the employ of Mr. Clement Griffin, of Brighton, fishmonger, stands charged with Felony, and has absconded, and a Warrant is issued for his apprehension. He is aboot 21 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, fair complexion, very little beard, light eyes and hair, and very quick and active in his manners; dressed in a cord jacket arid trousers, and dark cap.— All reasonable expenses will be paid on his apprehension. Information to be given to Henry Solomon, chief officer of police. Town- hall, Brighton.—\ bow- street, November 6.] GEORGE CROFTS alias WILLIAM EDGLEY, a jour- neyman baker, about 24 years of age, stands 5 feel o or 6 inches high, dark complexion, dark hair which is very thick and full on his head in proportion to his body, much hair on his eyebrows, whiskers not full- grown, stands charged with having, on Sunday the 1st instant, during the forenoon, broke open a Box, in the Dwelling- house of Henry Lomas, and stole therefrom forty Sovereigns. He has been em- ployed a short lime by the said Henry Lomas as a journey- man, and is supposed to have gone towards Sheffield. He i- also well known in Manchester, where he was a journeyman lo Mr. Worthington, baker, St. George's road.— Any per- son apprehending and lodging him in any Of Her Majesty's Gaols shall, upon conviction and recovery of the Money, re- ceive a Reward of £ 5, on application to the said Henry Lo- mas. Information to be given to Hubert Newton, deputy constable, Ashton under- Lyne.— f R" w street, November 5. J Absconded from Manchester, on the 28th ultimo, charged with Embezzling a large sum of Money, BUCKLEY ROYLE, 22 or 23 years of aae, 5 leet 11 inches '-. gh, light complexion, no whiskers or beard, has a peculiar walk and steps veiy wide ; dressed in a black or green round off coat: — Information to be given to the Commissioners of Police, Liverpool. — [ Bow- street, November 5 ] Absconded, on the morning of the 3rd instant, from Bir- mingham, RICHARD BIRD, stealing and taking with him £ 40 in cash, £ 220 worth of Lace and Hosiery, and £ 40 Worth of Pads for Slocks; the property of his Master. He is 38 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, stout, fair com- plexion, very dark brown hair, and dressts respectably.— Information to be given to the Commissioners of Police, Liverpool. — [ bow street, November 5-] • Absconded from Edinburgh, op Monday the 2nd instant, MICHAEL SCOTT, victual dealer, No. 1, Earl Grey- street, stealing and taking with him about £ 80 sterling, belonging to the Members of a Benefit Society. He is about 60 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, slender make, long thin face, slightly marked with small- pox, somewhat ruddy complexion, grey eyes, long nose, front teeth wanting, long feet, plain- sok'd, and turned out toes, thin fairish grey hair, and small fairish grey whiskers; dressed in a black hat, brown tweed coat of a pea- jacket shape, double- breasted brown tweed vest, brown tweed trousers, reddish neckcloth, and shoes. He was at one time a sailor; chews tobacco, stoops when walk- ing, and frequently has his hands beneath the skirts of his coat.— Information to be given to Captain Stuart, superin- tendent of police, Edinburgh.— [ Bow- street, November 5.] Absconded, from the Quakers' Yard, near Merthyr Tydfil, on Saturday night the 31st ultimo, JAMES DUFFY, a navi- gator, stealing and taking with him sixteen Sovereigns, and a pair of water- tight Boots, from the House of Philip Shee han, with whom he lodged. The said JAMES DUFFY was employed on the Taff Vale Railway. He is about 26 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, sandy whiskers, tip of the nose crooked inclining to the light, and has a scar over one of his eyes.— Any person detaining the said JAMES DUFFY, and guing information to John Millward, constable, Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire, shall be rewarded for their trouble.— I lluir- strret, November 6.1 FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Absconded, on the 30th ultimo, from Salutation Farm, Ensham. Oxfordshire, ( having fraudulently obtained a consi- derable sum of Money,) RICHARD WHITE, a respectable- looking yeoman, about 43 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, of a ruddy countenance, small grey eyes, and light auburn hair, somewhat inclined to curl. When he left home, he was dressed in a lappelled coat, small- clothes, and top- boots. — Whoever will give such information to Mr. Lucas, Police- station, Oxford, as may lead to the apprehension of the said offender, shall receive a handsome reward.—[ Bow- ttreet, November 9.] A Man. calling himself JOHN GIRTON SHEPHERD, is charged with obtaining, by false pretences. Monies and other articles, from Mr. George Rogers, ' Earl Grey Tavern,' Dale street, Liverpool, and others. He is supposed to be fro n the neighbourhood of Doncasier, about 5 feet 8 inches high, 26 or 27 years of age, fair complexion, small whiskers, - peaks rather broad and through his nose, and prominent mouth ; had on a light green coat with bright chased but- tons, buff w. iistcoat, and drab trousers, wore a metal watch and guard ; and was last seen at the Railway Station, Liver- pool.— Any person apprehending the said JOHN GIRTON SHEPHERD, and lodging him in anvof herMajesty's Gaols, shall receive £ 2 Reward, on application to Mr. George Rogers, " Earl Grey Tavern, Dale- street, Liverpool, or to Thomas Tymms, chief constable, Doncaster.—[ Bow- street, November 9.] fELOnIeS noT OTHERWISE DESCRIBED. On Thursday night the 5th instant, some Men entered the Premises of Mr. John Sharpe, of North Walsham, and did then and there attack Mr. J. W. Lettis, his steward, with iatent to do him some bodily harm. One of the Men had on a cap and a light coloured frock.— Whoever will give such information as may lead to the apprehension and con- viction of the offenders, shall receive £ 20 Reward, on ap- plication to the said Mr. John Sharpe — Information to be given to G. E. Bailey, police- officer, North Walsham ; S. Ru- therford, superintendent of police. Erpingham ; cr at the Chief cOnstable's Office, East Dereham, Norfolk.— Bow- street. November 11.] On Friday night, the 6th instant, or early the following morning, the Parish Church at Minster Lovell near Witney, Oxon, was broken open, and an Iron Chest, about two feet long, 15 inches wide, and 14 inches deep, was stolen, con- taining a silver Chalice Cup. and a Communion Plate, en- graved on both ' Minster Lovell, 1672,' and ' I. H. s.' on the bottom of the Plate; two parchment- lidded register Books, from 1763 to 1813, and three others, also parch ment lids, from 1813 to the present time ; and two new marriage register Books, with green lids; a'so, two table Cloths, nearly new. one large and one small. — Whoever will give such information as wi. l lead to the conviction o the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, shall receive a Reward ot £ 10 from the Churchwardens o Minster Lovell, or from B. Simms chief constable, Witney, to whom information is requested to be given.— _ Bow- street, November 9.] PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen, on the Sth instant, from the Shop of Mr. Thomas Honeybone, watchmaker. Old Brentford, about fifty gold Seals; about fifty go d Keys, two of which have peculiar bloodstones; six gold brequet Chains with Seals attached, and several gold split Rings.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, November 10. J Stolen, on the Sth instant, between 7 and S o'clock in the evening, from the House of Mr. Frederick Adams. 54, Allerton- street, Hoxton, three pairs of black Trousers; a black frock Coat; a brown great Coat with velvet collar; a black velvet Waistcoat; two black cloth Waistcoats, one double- breasted; two cotton Shirts with linen sleeves; three silk Dresses, lavender, black and sage colours; a black silk Cloak; and three Shawls, one black silk velvet.— [ Metropo- litan Police- office, November 10.1 Stolen, on the night of the 8th instant, from the House of Mr. Nixon, London Fields, Hackney, a silver Teapot and Stand, a silver milk Pot, four silver table Spoons, six or eight tea Spoons, a silver mustard Pot and Top, four silver salt Spooos, two German silver Spoons, four German silver egg Spoons, a silver mustard Spoon, a silver pepper Box, and a silver wine Strainer; some of the articles hod ' J. J. N.' on them.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, November 10.] Stolen, between the 3rd and 7th instant, from the ' Ship and Dolphin' public- house, New Gravel- lane, Shadwell, kept by Simon Page, ninety- five Sovereigns; a £ 5 Bank of England Note; a silver Watch, maker's name ' Brown, Halstead;' a plain gold Ring; a brown silk Shawl, figured border a pair of linen Sheets; and five linen Shirts.— Metropolitan Police- office, September 10 Lost or stolen, on the 9th instant, near Crosby- square, Bishopsgate- street, a single stone brilliant Pin, set trans- parent in the present fashion, claw setting, with barrel pattern, and a small diamond Pin attached.— If lost, who- ever will give information to James Davis, Bull's Head- court, Newgate- street, so that the same may be restored, shall receive £ 5 Reward ; if stolen, the same Reward will be paid on conviction of the ofl'ender or offenders.— [ Bow- street, November 11.] Stolen, between 1 and 3 o'clock, in the afternoon of the 2nd instant, from the House of Mr. Woollard, No. 12, Southwark- square, a silver hunting Watch ; a black silk Dress; a black Norwich crape Shawl, coloured border ; a pair of silver sugar Tongs; and a brown satin Waistcoat, with sprigs.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, November 7.] Stolen, some time since the 31st August last, frpni n Wardrobe at Mr. Algar's House, 37, Bedford- row, a gold Watch, maker's name ' Grant'; a gold watch Chain; a coral Necklace, six rows, gold clasps; a gold eye Gloss; a pair of cornelian Ear- rings; a laige goll Ring, with striped stone ; an amethyst and pearl Pin ; and a large gold Ring, with Urn and drooping Willow.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, November 7. J Stolen, from the Shop- window of Mr. Williams, pawn- broker, High- street, Stepney, between 8 and 9 o'clock, on the morning of the 5th instant, a silver Watch, maker's name ' Brown'; a silver Watch, maker's name ' Gregory'; a silver Watch, ' No. 172G a silver Watch, maker's name ' Pearson '; a silver Watch, maker's name ' Reenshaw '; a silver Watch, ' No. 6111'; a silver Watch, maker's name ' Reeve'; a silver Watch, maker's name ' Garrett'; a siher Watch, maker's name ' Hooper '; a silver Watch, maker's name ' Cooling ' j a broad mourning Ring, engraved on the inside ' William Walker, Esq.'; a mourning Ring, wiili black hands, and box for hair ; a plain stout wedding Ring, and a vaiiety of silver pencil Cases, Thimbles, Rings, and Brooches.—[ Metropolitan Police- office November 7.] Stolen, between the hours of 7 and 8 o'clock, on tho night of the 5th instant, from Mr. Tutton's Shop- window, at Richmond, a lady's gold Watch, French make; a silver Watch ; a double- bottomed open- faced silver Watch, maker ' Tutton, Richmond'; a second- hand double- bottomed silver Watch ; a silver hunting Case, and a silver open case; a silver Guard, and a metal Guard. — [ Metropolitan Police- office, November 7.] Stolen. Irom the ' Batemans Arms,' Shobdon, near Leo- minster, about ihe 14th of September last, a single- barrelled Gun, altered from flint to percussion, brown walnut stock, on which is a check- piece, on the thumb- piece was engraved 1 J. F. T.', on the breach, countersunk in sold, was ' Theophi- lus Richards,' further along the barrel, in aid with gold, was ' Richards,' on the cock is stamped ' J. Owen,' and on the plug ' J. B.'— A Reward of 30s. will be paid on conviction of the offender or off n'Vr'.— Information to be given to W. S. Smith, superintendent of police, Borough Guol, Leo- minster.— [ Bow- street, November 9. J , Siolen, on Tuesday the 3rd instant, from the Premises of Mr. Ambros Ball, of Godstone, in the county of Surrey, in an Out- shade, near his residence, a drab great Coat, and a dark brown Umbrella ; snd on Thursday night the Sth imt., or early the following morning, a spring Cart, value £ 12, was stolen from the name Shade. The Carl was painted a light olive green, and black mark round thewh'; e! an I nave, and has a box iron axletree ; the tail board has been marked wilh a foimer name, and fresh painted over, not quite the same colour as the body of the Cart; ihe name is painted on the Cart, ' William Ambros Ball, builder, Godstone," black ground, and white letters about three inches deep, on the iront of the Cart. The same evening was stolen, from Mr. T. Rose. of Godstone, about £ 4 or £ o worth of copper and tin Ware. It is supposed the property was conveyed away by Mr. Ambros Ball's Cart. — reward will be paid by Mr. Ambros Ball, to any person who will giie such informa- tion as shall lead to tha conviction of the offender or offend- ers.— [ Bow- street, November 9 Stolen, on Sunday night the 25th ultimo, from the waler- ^ tie Premises of Mr. Pybus, at Maidstone, two pieces of red Quebec fir Timber, containing 102 feet, cubical mea- sure. the contents of which are razed on the timber ; also, a Boat, belonging to a barge, the property of Messrs. Ben- » ted and Higgins. the boat and timber were seen to pass Rochester- bridge, early on the following morning ( Monday), in charge of two Men. dressed in white round frocks: the boat has since been found. — Any person giving information to Mr. Pybus, that may lead to the discovery of the Timber . en, an : bringing to justice the party offending, shall, on their conviction receive £ 5 Reward.—[ bow- street, No- vember 6] Escaped, in the night of the 9th instant, from the Gaol of the city of Chichester, where he was confined for House- breaking, WILLIAM CAIGER, a native of Walberton. in the county of Sussex. He is about 33 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches in height, light hair and eyes, fair complexion, rather thin features, pale- looking, small whiskers, has rather a peculiar gait being a little bow- legged, the joint of one of his fingers contracted from a cut; had been and has the ap- pearance of a groom ; dressed in a fustian coat or jacket, as grooms usually dress, but might be dressed in a good black f'ock coat and dark trousers.— Information to be given to J. Humphreys, gaoler, Chichester, or to J. Green, superintend- ent of police.—\ Bow- street, November 11.] Escaped, on the Sth instant, near to Canon Pion, from the custody of Francis Woodhouse, constable of Leintwardine, Herefordshire, whilst on his read to the county gaol, JOHN WILLIAMS, committed for two months on a charge of vagrancy; he had on at the time a pair of handcuffs, and was dressed in a brown pilot cloth sailor's jacket, very much patched, a pair of kerseymere breeches, with white cotton stockings, and a pair of shoes very much worn ; he is 5 feet 3 or 4 inchrs high, dark hair, and of swarthy complexion.— Whoever will apprehend him, and give information thereof to Police- officer John Richardson, of Leintwardine, Hereford- shire, shall be rewarded, and have all reasonable expenses paid. — [ Bow- street, November 9.] The following persons stand charged with a Riot and violent Assault at Headingley, near Leeds: LINCOLN JACK, about 21 or 22 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, dq rk complexion, and very stout. GINGER, about 22 or 23 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, smaller than the other, red whiskers, and light complexion. BLACK ( JACKET, about 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, and dark complexion.—£ 15 Reward will be given for their apprehension, or £ 5 each for any of the three on application to Edward Read, chief constable.—[ Bow- street, November 9.] A Woman, named SUSAN PEAK, a common prostitute, was, on the 5th instant, committed to the Borough Gaol, at Northampton, for trial at the next Sessions, on suspicion of stealing a Purse and nine Sovereigns, and two Half- sovereigns, in money, from the person of a Drover, in Northampton- street. She states that she is a native or Ettesley. Cambridgeshire, and was some time ago at Cam- bridge, where il is supposed she committed a similar offence and absconded. She is about 20 years of age, about 5 feel 2 inches high, stout built, florid complexion, dark hair and dark eyes.— Any information respecting her to be given to Josh. Bull, superintendent of the Borough Police, Northamp- ton.— [ bow- street, November 9,1 BENSNEY TEMPLER and JANE his wife, advertised in the ' Police Gazette ' of the 19th October last, charged with Felony at Hereford, were apprehended at Godalming, by William Henry Biddlecombe, chief constable. Two Pawn- tickets were found on them ; one for a coloured Gown, pedged tor 2s. 7d., name ' Watts, October 30ih 1840,' and the other for a Shawl, pledged for ' 2s. 7d„ the name and date as above; also, the second and third Volumes of the Book, called ' A Legend of Argyle," with the name ' Ni- cholas, late Cotton and Nicholas, Circulating Library, Stock- bridge': which are supposed to have been stolen.— Infor- mation to he given to William Henry Biddlecombe, chief constable, Godalming.—[ Bow- street, November 6.] Escaped from the custody of the Parish Constable of North Walsham, on the 25th ultimo, JEREMIAH HUNT, charged with Felony. He is aboot 24 years of age, 5 feet j inches hi~ b, round shoulders, and inclines his head on one si^ e ; had on when he left, a cloth cap with peak, vel- ve. een frock, dark striped trousers, and Wellington boots ; ir. e cf the boots had a hole ia the top of the instep ; he is a naive of swanton Abbott, and by tra.' e a sa » \ er.— Infor- mation to be given to G. E. Bailey, police- officer, North Walsham, Norfolk.—[ bow- street, November 6.] Some evil- disposed person or persons, in the night of Sun- day the 25ih ultimo, wantonly cut off the hair from the tails of a number of Oxen, on the Farm of Mr. Christopher Coates at Beesby. in the county of Lincoln, and stole the same hair.— Whoever will discover the offender or offenders, so that he or they may be apprehended and brought to jus- tice, shall on conviction receive a Reward of Five Guineas, from the said Christopher Coates; and a further Reward of T « o Guineas, from the Treasurer of tbe Caistor Association for tbe Prosecution of Felons. Information to be given to Superintendent Campbell, Mansion- house, Louth, Lincoln- shire.—[ Bow- street, November 5.] i016 POLICE GAZETTE. November 11. WAR OFFICE, NOVEMBER 11, 1840. List and Description of Deserters from Her Majesty's Service. NAME. PARISH & COUNTY WHERE BORN. TRADE. BYES. FACE COAT & TROUSERS. DATE OF PLACE 07 , DESRR. DESERTION MARKS and REMARKS. Richard Pike Henry Lewis Thomas Horan Timothy Ryan Edward Jermain Joseph Smith Owen Weldon George Harding George Smith Matthew Bollard William Rustage John Danks Wm. Braybrooke John Hurst John Robertson John Lock William Soams Peter M'Avoy Edward Divine Edward Barton 29th Foot 40th Foot filat Foot 61st Foot 61st Foot S6th Foot E. I. C.' s Art. E. I. C.' s Art. E 1. C.' s Inf. 85th Foot 1st Drag. Gds 1st Drag. Gds.| Scots Fusils. 6th Dragoons' 21st Fusiliers 30th Foot 30th Foot 45th Foot 61st Foot 61st Foot Mary Tary, Devon | Bethnal- gr., Middles. Kealtry, Galway Tipperary Portsea, Han's Longleadenh.. Linco Coolock, Dublin Hanbridge, Chester St. Paul, Middlesex Prestbury, Chester Knutsford, Chester Douglas, Montgome. Woo. lhurst, Hunts Maherscross, Ferma. Kirkliston, Linlithg. Stoke Ash, Thorndon, Suffolk Strewsbury, Queen's Gorbals, Lanark Patricks, Waterford labourer labourer labourer labourer : bookbinder | labourer labourer labourer tailor weaver labourer engineer labourer labourer baker labourer labourer labourer engineer musician 24* 5 19* 5 22* 5 26 5 18 5 22 5 26 | 5 24 184! 19 19 19 24 23 23 19} 18*] 20 7i brown 5i 6} 10 6 8 5 5 5 5 5 5 184 5 194 5 It. brn.| brown It. bra. brown brown brown brown brown brown brown brown brown brown It. brn. dkbru. dk brn. brown fair It. bra. John Harrison Robert White William Whitlaw George Nicol Wilson Hall W. Watson, a Kean| Henry Penny Eli Darlison Edward Calvert Thomas Allan John Atherton Alex. Sweeting Thomas Baldwin William Jones Edward M'Evaney John Miller John Smith George Newman Thomas Newman William Donnelly blue grey hazel hazel hazel blue grey grey hazel It. brn, blue hazel blue grey grey grey grey blue grey grey dark frsh. frsh. dark sail. prop fair frsh. frsh. frsh. rnd. long frsh.| full com.| frsh dark oval fair frsh 72d Foot 74th Foot 74th Foot 76th Foot 76th Foot 78th Foot 82d Foot 82d Foot 88th Foot 92d Foot Roy. Artillery 5th Bat. R. A. E. I C.' s Inf. 39th Foot 30th Foot 2d Drag. Gds. 9th Foot 16th Foot 21st Foot 29th Foot Dalkeith, Edinburgh Neilston, Renfrew Ardrossan, Ayr Loagheaghil Monag Leady, Armagh St. James, Lanark Southampton, Hants! Weedon. Northamp. Castletown, Cork St. Cuthbert, Edinb. Hindley, Lancaster Kirkmaidon, Galway Berwick Oldbury, Salop Clones, Monaghan. Jackmahon, Linlith Wolverhampt., Staff.] Portsea, Hants Cirencester, Glo'sterj Leeds, York 48th Foot 58th Foot 1st Bt. 69th F. 73d Foot 79th Foot 79th Foot 84th Foot 88th Foot 93d Foot 94th Foot 98th Foot 98th Foot 98th Foot 98th Foot I st Bt. Rif. B. E. I. C.' s Inf. 16th Foot 9th Lancers 9 th Foot 13th Foot Downpatriek Tyboyne, Donegal Croom, Limerick Barmston, York Moffat, Dumfries Balfrou, Stirling Braraley, Surrey Cong, Mayo Polloo, Ross Bromley, Hants Poplar, Middlesex Oveiton, Flint All Saints, Hereford Cottingham, York Gr. Bedwyn, Wilts Greenwich, Kent Edinburgh Keady, Armagh St. Mary, Dublin Avr hatter bleacher labourer carpenter tailor cloth- lapp. labourer labourer hatter shoemaker wheelwrig. labourer baker furnace- mn tailor labourer bridle- ma. labourer labourer cotton- spi. 20 5 21 § 5 24 15 214! 5 24j| 5 19i 5 18 | 5 23i 5 20 | 5 19 5 19$ 5 7 black 6^ brown 7 I dark 8 brown 7 brown 7- T' brown 6{ It. brn 18} 5 18} 5 It. brn. dkbrn. fair sandy It. brn. brown brown black brown brown dkbrn. brown 8i brown black grey blue grey grey blue grey grey grey blue grey blue grey grey hazel grey hazel grey hazel hazel rnd. long, rnd. frsh. frsh. fair frsh. rnd. frsh. rnd. fair frsh. long prop dark fair fair dark frsh. oval undress jac.; Oxf. in. black ; cloth red fatigue; cloth red fatigue; cloth red fatigue; cloth reg. shell; Oxf. grey flannel jac.; overalls smock- frock j fustian brown velveteen ; cord stable jacket; blue stable jacket; blue regimental; dark stable jacket; blue black; moleskin regimental; Oxf. m. regimental; Oxf. m. black ; fustian fatigue jacket; cloth fatigue jacket; cloth 21 Oct. 24 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 22 Oct. 20 Oct. 23 Oct. 19 Oct. 10 Oct. 25 Oct. 25 Oct. 25 Oct. 21 Oct. 22 Oct. 20 Oct. 20 Oct. 23 Oct. 24 Oct. 23 Oct. white jacket; tartan shell jacket; white shell jacket; white red shell; dark red shell; dark | Edinburgh Maidstone ] Woolwich ' Woolwich i Woolwich Liverpool Gravesend London London Macclesfic. 1 York ] York London Newbridge ' Stirling | Enniskilln. Enniskilln. Belfast [ Woolwich Woolwich took side- belt and part of his reg. necessaries, attested, but not intermediately approved. 2nd desertion, recruit at drill. was released from Kirkdale Gaol. upper front tooth partly broken; on route to join. on route to join dep6t. stout; not surgically inspected. slender person. stout; abscess under right arm. stout; in company with William Rustage. stout; full eyes, and rather blood- shot; took nec. stout; wants three hack teeth, and one decayed. 2nd des.; took part of his regimental necessaries 2nd des.; took part of his regimental necessaries stout; an impediment in speech; 3rd desertion. 2nd desertion. reg. jacket; cloth smock- frock; white shell jacket; black blue; green plaid blue blue jack.; blue grey black fustian regimental; Oxf. m. 19 fustian [ 24 brown frock ; dark ! 18 shell jac ; Oxf. mixt | 25 j 24 blue; dark I 23 Oct. Aug. Aug. Oct. Oct. Sept. Oct. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oet. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Portsmouth stout; took greater part of his reg. necessaries. Barbadoes stout; had on forage- cap; took greater part nec Barbadoes D ; 3rd des.; took part of his reg. necessaries. Londonder. took part of his regimental necessaries. Londonder. took part of his regimental necessaries. Glasgow j was released from prison. Portsmouth recruit at drill; took part of his reg. necessaries shoemaker labourer labourer farm- labo. tailor weaver labourer labourer labourer labourer cabinet- m. labourer blacksmith labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer servant comb- mak. 19} 5 28 15 21j 5 ISA 5 24f 5 24 f 5 24j, 5 20 I 5 183] & 18}: 5 19 5 23j 5 19 ' 144! 20 18 23 20 23 18 6J brown 6 brown 6 1 dkbrn.' 7} It. brn 6| black 8i black Si] light dark dkbrn. brown It. brn. brown It. brn. sandy dkbrn. brown light brown dk brn. dark grey blue grey grey blue hazel hazel hazel blue grey grey grey hazel hazel hazel grey blue hazel blue dark frck. frsh. long oval dark' dark] fair sail. frsh.] fair fair frsh. frsh. frsh. oval frsh frsh. prop| sail. propl dark brown ; cord 27 reg. red; black 24 regimental green ; 26 regimental; Oxf. m. 25 red; tartan kilt ' 25 red ; tartan kilt 25 red shell; Oxf. grey 21 reg. shell; cloth , 27 white jacket; tartan 20 black; dark ' 27 red fatigue ; Oxf. gr.! 23 rod fatigue ; Oxf. gr.: 23 red fatigue ; Oxf. gr. 24 regimental green 25 blue; mixed j 28 fustian ! 26 scarlet stable; blue i 28 blue frock ; black 26 fustian , 24 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Jamaica Cork Edinburgh Woolwich Woolwich Edinburgh Shrewsbur. Lisneskea Piershill Dudley Tilbury Fo Bath Oldham Liverpool Glasgow ; Windsor Hull Bolton Bolton Dublin i Cork Aberdeen London Liverpool Sunderland| Sunderland Newcastle Weedon London Edinburgh Hounslow -- J.,.. . . . no leg. UCWSMliM. stout; pock- pitted; took greater part of reg. nec took part of his regimental necessaries. stout; smart and active; not surgically inspected rather round- shouldered. much freckled. slender ; an attested recruit. stout; attested ; clothes much worn. delicate appearance ; on route to join depot. has been in 73rd Regiment; recruit, attested. recruit, attested, but not intermediately approved sup. to be in the neighbourhood of Limehouse. attested, but not intermediately approved. stout; an attested recruit. intermediately approved, took side- belt and greater part of his reg. necess slender; took side- belt. stout; several large pock- marks on right buttock took greater part of his regimental necessaries. 2nd des. ; took greater part of reg. necessaries, took part of his regimental necessaries. D ; 2nd des.; took watch- coat and reg. necess. took a surtont coat and part of his reg. necess. intermediately approved. was an apprentice, but his master has relinquished took part of nec. [ all claim. See ' P. G.', 26th ult. took part of his regimental necessaries, took part of his regimental necessaries, took part of his regimental necessaries. 8tout; scar right side ef upper- lip; not inspected, small finger of left hand contracted; inspected. 2nd des.; took waist- belts and greater part of nec. . « - n.. ui:_ . - • James Lilborn John Smith James Hannon Archib. M'Geachie Chas. Hen. Evans j Thomas Jones Mic. Montgomery Philip Matthews John Atton Jeremiah Driscoll George Smith James M'Gee Patrick Reilly Patrick Shiels Patrick Giery John Morris Benjamin Bulfin Richard Dunbar Thomas Carter John Casody James Murphy Lewis Williams Francis Bowen Daniel Camron Edward Fitzgerald James Power John Stewart Allan M'Lean Daniel Rooney Walter M'Culloch Thomas Hayes Thomas Allen William Hawkins James Jackson Patrick Burgess William Wilson John Sullivan Michael Foley James Prosser James Martin 14th Foot 17th Foot 17th Foot 30th Foot 42d Foot 45 th Foot 49th Foot 1st Bt. 60th R. 62d Foot 68th Foot 68th Foot 76th Foot 76th Foot 81st Foot 81st Foot 82d Foot 97th Foot 97th Foot 2d Bt. Rif. Br. E. I. C.' s Inf. 1 " E I. C.' S" AK E. I. C.' s Inf. 1st Bat. Gren. 20th Foot 21st Fusiliers 67th Foot 71st Foot 72d Foot 77th Foot 77th Foot 88th Foot 1st Bt. Rif. B. 1st Bt. Rif. B. 86th Foot 86th Foot 86th Foot E. I. C.' s Inf. E I. C.' s Inf. 6th Foot 61st Foot Glasgow, Lanark Elpin Roscommon Leitrim Glasgow, Lanark Dundalk, Louth Lichfield, Stafford Wigan, Lancaster Carlow Bolton, Lancaster Cullymore, Cork St. John, York Killasher, Fermana. Curron, Monaghan Billinlough, Meath Cloyne, Cork Petworth, Sussex Drumcullen, King's Fethard, Tipperary Reading, Berks Gort, Galway tailor labourer labourer smith labourer gardener weaver labourer lawyer Servant labourer labourer tailor labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer shoemaker labourer 21 5 22 15 22J 5 21 i 5 22 ,5 21 j 5 18 ' 5 19} 5 18J 5 19 5 17} 5 19 I 5 19 | 5 18} 5 5 5 5 5 5 6* dkorn. 6 : It. brn. dkbrn. brown brown It. brn. brown brown sandy brown light black brown brown black light brown fair brown 20 5 6i dark grey grey black grey hazel grey hazel grey It. haz. hazel grey grey blue blue grey hazel grey grey grey grey pr01, pale dark com. frsh. prop prop| larg. fair dark| sail. dark frsh. frsh. frsh. fair sail. fair oval rnd. fustian jacket; cord blue; cord blue jac.; moleskin white; tartan kilt fustian jack.; stripedj blue; cord green striped jean; blue coatee; Oxford mix. 1 27 shell; Oxford mixt. red shell; dark red shell; dark reg. coat.; Oxf. mix. reg. coat.; Oxf. mix. reg. shell; cloth red shell; Oxf mixt. red shell; Oxf. mixt. green blue ; cord Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oet. Oct. Oet. Oct. Oct. Oct. > GICIIIU PAI I UI HI Dublin | sup. at Dublin ; recruit, attested and approved. Newry I attested and intermediately approved. Newcastle ' Liverpool Liverpool Glasgow Cork Derby ' Wigan Tullamore Oxford Ashton Ashton Londonder.! several scars on face; attested, recruit, attested and intermediately approved, recruit, attested and intermediately approved, stout; net surgically inspected, took two clarionets, the feather of his bonnet, & c. well- made ; cut on middle finger of right hand, slender ; pock- pitted; not surgically inspected, stout; D on left side, recruit, attested, but not approved. 2nd des.; took part of his regimental necessaries, took watch- coat and the whole of his reg. necess. took part of his regimental necessaries. """""""•'• IP^ IL ui ms regimental necessaries. Londonder. pock- pitted; took part of his regimental necessaries. Alamtshan., Galway Greenock, Renfrew Salop Kirkhill, Inverness Liverpool, Lancaster Kildarry, Cork Perth Glasgow, Lanark Newtown, King's St. Peter, Dublin Bolton, Lancaster River, Kent Woolwich, Kent Warrington, Chester Ballygarrett, Wexfo. Spalding, Lincoln Holy Trinity, Cork Kenmare, Kerry Shrewsbury, Salop St. Briavel, Glo'ster labourer foundry- m. labourer labourer cabinet- m. nailer flax- dress. currier labourer smith J druggist labourer shoemaker labourer tailor labourer glass- blow. labourer labourer labourer 7i dkbrn. 5 § brown 9| dkbrn. 18 V 5 dk brn. It. brn. dkbrn. dkbrn.| dkbrn. j dk brn.! fair brown brown dkbrn.| brown fair brown sandy brown It. brn.! brown grey grey hazel hazel blue dark hazel hazel grey grey grey brown blue brown grey hazel grey grey grey grey rnd. cord frsh. fatigue jac.; bl. grey frah. regimental; grey frsh. fustian frah. 1 blue jackot; drab frsh. red shell; Oxf. mix. I long1 white jacket; tartan rnd. j red ; tartan frsh.| red shell; Oxf. grey| frsh. red shell; Oxf. grey frsh. I shell jac.; Oxf. grey oval rnd. prop | prop prop oval rnd. oval frsh. f regimental green regimental green reg. shell; Oxf. grey reg. shell; Oxf. grey reg. shell; Oxf. grey baragan blue fustian James Adams John Atkins William Bradbury John Atton James Reid John Stoddart Robert Moody William Sharkey John Bagnall James Shoppee John M'Cormick John Bates Charles Meade James Collins William Haild Andrew Casety James Furlong Henry Hamilton Samuel Stockford James Sutcliffe 61st Foot 61st Foot ~ 61st Foot 62d Foot 72d Foot I 92d Foot 1st Bt. Rif. B. E. I. C.' s Inf. 1st Drg. Gds., 10th Hussars 15th Foot 15th Foot 19th Foot 22a Fou j 35th Foot , 35th Foot 37th Foot 42d Foot Roy. Marines Roy. Marines Croydon, Surrey Morcton, Gloucester Stourbridge, Worces. Bolton, Lancaster Blackburn, Linlithg. Old Kirk, Renfrew Rutherglen, Lanark Bolton, Lancaster Cubley, Stafford Uxbridge, Middlesex| Tullylish, Down St Martin, Leicester Ballyragget, Kilken. Astraw, Tyrone Ross, Hereford Clonisleigh, Queen's] Tinterin, Wexford St. Quivox, Ayr Stock Lion, Oxford Manchester, Lancas. labourer j labourer I labourer sawyer cotton- spn. labourer calieo- piin. servant labourer blacksmith weaver weaver shoemaker iron- moul. dyer painter labourer ' cooper I labourer wheelwrig. 21i 23 i 26£ 18i| 20 29 22i\ 18 19 20 21 20ft! 194 ! 5 22k | 5 18 ; 5 18 5 24 $ 6 20 ' 5 24 5 22* 5 7i dkbrn, 7i It. brn. light sandy black fair red dk brn. light brown j dkbrn. It. brn. 6t' brown i 8 dkbrn. 5 It. brn. 5j It. brn. 1 1 It. brn. 7 brown 74 fair 7h brown It. blue] hazel brown It. haz.| blue grey grey blue grey grey grey grey hazel hazel hazel grey blue hazel dkbrn. blue brn. dark frsh. fair smll. fair J rnd. oval rnd. fair frsh. sail. frsh. frsh. frsh. frsh. larg. frsh. l brn. fair red fatigue; cloth red fatigue; cloth red fatigue; cloth striped jacket; blue red ; tartan regimental red; kilt regimental green black scarlet; blue blue . fatigue jac.; Oxf. m.' fatigue jac.; Oxf. m. j regimental; Oxf. m. regimental; Oxf. gr. shell; Oxford grey shell; Oxford £, rey shell jac.; Oxf. mix fustian uniform; Oxford gr. blue 24 Oct. 30 Oct. 26 Oct. 27 Oct. 29 Oct. 28 Oct. 24 Oct. 19 Oct. 1 Nov. 1 Nov. 29 Oct. 31 Oct. 31 Oct. 29 Oct. 26 Oct. 29 Oct. 12 Oct. 22 Oct. 1 Nov. 30 Oct. 30 Oct. 30 Oct. 30 Oct. 25 Oct. 31 Oct. 28 Oct. 1 Nov. 31 Oct. 30 Oct. 30 Oct. 31 Oct. 31 Oct. 30 July 23 Sept. 4 Nov. 4 Nov. 30 Oct. 27 Oct. 21 Oct. 29 Oct. Fermoy Fermoy Portsmouth Limerick Limerick London Limerick Limerick Chatham Welshpool Romford Chatham Galway Dundee off furlough] Chatham Chatham Cork Weedon Weedon Dublin Dublin Dublin Cork Cork Leeds Gloucester Woolwich Woolwich Woolwich Oxford off pass Stirling Weedon Bolton Northamp. Coventry Gosport Gosport Ballyraggt. Glasgow Portsmouth Portsmouth Tinterin Cork Liverpool Woolwich 2nd des.; took black cap, side- belt, plate, and nec. recruit at drill; took part of his reg. necessaries, sup. gone to Petworth ; took part of his reg. nec. took side- belt, plate, and part of his reg. necess. slight; rolling walk ; took side- belt, plate, & nec. smart; was released from Millbank Penitentiary, stout; recruit. stout; recruit. des. off furlough ; took side- belt, breast- plate, & c. attested, but not intermediately approved, pock- pitted; scald on breast; sup. got forged pass, supposed to have changed his clothes, stout; slovenly walk, stout; 2nd desertion. 2nd des.; took part of his regimental ne.^ ssaries. recruit at drill; took part of his reg. necessaries took side belt, breast- plate, and part of rig. neces took part of his regimental necessaries, stout; pock- pitted; took part of his reg, necess. took his regimental necessaries, deserted from a recruiting party. D ; 2nd des.; took his regimental necessaries, stout person. stout; attested and intermediately approved, recruit, attested and intermediately approved. off pass ; attested and intermediately approved. D; 2nd desertion, pock- pitted. attested, but not intermediately approved, slender; 2nd des.; took all his reg. necessaries, stout; recruit. took part of his regimental necessaries, mole on left hip; not surgically inspected, stout; deserted off pass. took greater part of his regimental necessaries, took part of his regimental necessaries, marks cf cupping on neck; took part of reg. ncc, cut on left thumb; deserted off pass, deserted off furlough. stout; has served in Spain ; took his reg. necess. stout; took his regimental necessaries. stout; attested ; took part of his reg. necessaries, was an officer's servant. Chatham division; deserted - off furlough. Woolwich division ; recruit, not finally approved, LONDON : Printed and Published ( hp fttttfiatftg) by Mills and Son, Gough- square, Fleet- street. James Irving Alex. Peoples Richard Donoghue Thomas Watson George Coutts Robert M'Liesh Frederick Bird Patriek Whelan Dancan M'Gregor William Brown Joseph Wood John Navett James Williams Thomas Killick David King John Woods William Ferguson Patrick Nugent Patrick Gilligan Hugh Drisdale