POLICE mmw fcl! ffat$ orfts>. CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in Cases of Felony and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of stolen Goads, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and the circumstances of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences, who are known but not in custody, and a Description of those who are net known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity, The Names qf Accomplices and Accessories, with/'- qyp- y particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description, as accurate as possible, of Property that ha* been Stolen, and a minute Description y Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing ant? recovering them. No. 1076. 4 h$ 0 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1846. 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INFORMATIONS. high cheek bones, shows his teeth when laughing, had when seen at Northallerton a moustache on his upper lip, and weighs about 15 or 16 stones} was dressed in a black velvet shooting coat, sometimes wears trousers, but more frequently breeches and leggings, half- boots, and generally wears a fur cap, probably made of a fox skin: he is very fond of shoot- ing, and has with him a double- barrelled gun and a pointer dog, and lias left a wife and five children chargeable to the parish of Bowes.— Any person apprehending the said JOHN BARKER, will be handsomely rewarded for thoir trouble, on application to R. L. Snowden, superintendent of police, Police- Office, Thorpe Grange, Greta Bridge, Yorkshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension,— Sow- street, Febrvan/ 9, ROBBERY PMH THH PEBSON. Stolen, on the 8th instant, from the Person of Mr. Blegard, of 45, Gloucester- terrace, New- road, Stepney, a double- cased silver lever Watch, jewelled in two holes, makers' names ' John Blanchard and Son, Hull, No. 17,011,' and marked ' F. W. T. W.' on the back of the case.— Metropolitan Police, K Division, Fe- ! jruari/ \ 1. * - • • ... Stolen, on the 7th instant, from the Person of Jean Bap- tiste Dutemple, residing at' Prince Albert's Hotel,' Leicester- square, a gold Watch ( French make),' M. Cuny. Horloger, rue de Grcnville, St. Honore, a Paris,' engraved inside. By a Fe- male who wore a white fur tippet.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, February 11. N Stolen, on the 8th instant, from the Person of Mr. J. Ru- dell, 55, Charlotte- 6treot, Portman- place, when between Gray's- inn- lane and St. Pancras Church, a Breast- pin, with four dia- monds and tw o rubies. By a Prostitute.— Metropolitan Policr, £ Division, February 11. Stolen, on the afternoon of the 6th instant, from a lady's Pocket, near the Barrack- Gates, Coventry, a Purse, contain- ing a £ 10 Bank of England Note, ' No. E. K„ 67271, Man- chester, Feb. 10tli/ 44,' and signed ' W. Taylor ;' a £ 20 Bank of England ditto,^ number unknown at present; a £ 50 Bank of England ditto, ' No. G. B. 80315, Manchester, Feb. 19/ 45,' and. sinrnh/ 1 < jt ojL .;] yr> r.- MURDER, AND MALICIOUSLY SHOOTING. On the morning of the 21st ultimo, between the hours of 4 and 5 o'clock, one EDMUND TOTTLE, was wilfully Mur- dered by some person or persons unknown, at or in Merafield Plantation, in the parish of Plympton St. Mary, in the county • of Devon, belonging to the Right Hon. The Earl of Morley, as appears by an Inquisition holden on view of the Body of the said EDMUND TOTTLE.— A Reward of £ 50 will be paid by her Majesty's Government, and the like sum of £ 50 by the said Earl of Morley, to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders ; and The Right Hon. The Secre- tary of State for the Home Department will recommend the Grant of her Majesty's most gracious Pardon to any accom- plicc ( not being the Person who actually committed the Murder), who shall give such evidence as shall lead to the same result.— Bow- street, February 4. On the 16th ultimo, about 9 o'clock in the evening, Mr. Shepherd, the governor of the Wakefield House of Correction, was feloniously Fired at, in the Back- lane, Wakefield, with intent to Shoot him.— A Reward of £ 100 will be paid by Her Majesty's Government, and an additional Reward of .£ 100 by Mr. Shepherd, to any person who shall give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders; and the Right Hon. the Seorotary of State for the Home Department, will advise the grant cf Her Majesty's Pardon, to any accomplice ( not being the person who actually Fired the Shot) who will give such information a3 c- hall lead to the same resiilt.— Bow- Strut, January 30. ARSON AND WILIUL BURNING. Between the hours of 8 and 9 o'clock on the night of the 7th instant, some person or persons feloniously Set Fire to a stack of Wheat, situate in a field in the parish of Hunton, near Mitcheldever, Hants, whereby the whole was consumed, the property of Robert Pitter, Esq., of Hunton Down Farm.— A handsome Reward will be paid to any person who will give information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders.— Information tj be given to James Blair, superintendent of the Hants Constabulary, Winchester. — Bow- street, February 9. FORGERY. Absconded, from Gayles, in the North Riding of York- shire, JOHN BARKER, charged with Forging and Utter- ing a Promissory Note, and by such Forging and Uttering, the said JOHN BAKKER obtained from John Hind, Esq., of Gayles, the sum of £ 200. On the 30th of December, 1844, he absconded, and went to America, but has since returned. He has been seen in Northallerton, in Yorkshire, but is supposed at present, to be in Scotland, probably employed on a railway, at some light work, such as plate- laying, & o. lie applied at the Caledonion Line about three weeks since for work, and wa told to apply next morning, but neglected to do so. He is 32 years of ape ( but looks older), about 6 . eet high, dark brown hair nnd whiskers, grey eyes, fresh complexion, rathei £ 20 Reward will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property, on application to T. H. Prosser, chief constable, Coventry.— Bow- street, February 9. Stolen, on the 8th instant, from the Person of Alexander Patterson, of 6, East India- road, a gold Watch, maker's name ' J. Mairhead, Glasgow, No. 13667.'— Metropolitan Police, F Di- vision, February 9 Stolen, on the 6th instant, from the Person of Mr. Med- hurst. of 12, Bridge- street, Lambeth, while in the ' Caledonian Coffee- house,' a gold Geneva lever Watch, cold dial, engine- turned cases, with chased edges, jewelled in thirteen holes, has the name of 1 John M. Tobias' engraved on the dome ; a gold brequct Chain, fancy pattern, solid horse's head, and a Key at the end. By two Females, who are in custody ; the Watch has not been found.— Metropolitan Police, 1U Division, February 9. Stolen, on the evening of the 4th instant, from the Person of John Mounsen, while at BKindest on ' Queen's Head Inn,' in the county of Suffolk, a silver stop Watch, No. ' 1969,' with a common steel Chain and Seal attached.— Information to be given to J. Gobbett, sub inspector of police, Earl Soham, near Framlingham, Suffolk.— Bow- street, February 9. Stolen, on the 3rd instant, from the Person of Mr. Leight, of 23, Millbrook- street, Westminster, while in Mermaid- court, Charinc- cross, a Purse, containing a gold curb lin< Chain. By a Prostitute, of short stature, and fair complexion; dressed in a dark green gown, and dark bonnet, with veil.— Metropoli- tan Police, A Division, February 6. Stolen, on the 4th instant, from the Person of " Mr. Peter Howland, of lli, Middleton- square, while at the Entrance of the Princess's Theatre, a gold Watch, full- sized, single- cased, engine- turned back, chased ring and side, cold face, seconds bind, capped and jewelled, and has the name ' Lousia Mary Rowlands, May 22nd, 1822,' engraved inside the case.— Metro- politan Police, A Division, February 6. Stolen, about 4 o'clock P. M. of the 2nd instant, from the Person of Mr. W. Cramer, 3. Newton- road, Westbournc- grove, Paddington, supposed at the Terminus of the Great Western Railway, an engine- turned, chased oblong silver Snuff- box. with the initials on the lid ' W. C.' in old English, size 3 inches by and weighs 5 ounces.— Information to be given to J. Collard, at the Great Western Railway Terminus, Pad- dington.— Bow- street, February 5 Stolen, on the 28th ultimo, from the Person of Edward Dillion, captain of the ' Azore' Sloop, between Cotton's Wharf, Tooley- street, and Bow- street, a silver Watch, maker's name ' Neal;' a silver repeating ditto, same maker ; and a Pocket- book, containing Papers,— Metropolitan Police, M Di- vision, February 5. face, and stout made ; dressed in a fustian jacket, cord breeche8 and leggings, half- boots, and black hat.— Information to be" given to T. E. Collinson, police officer, Ripon.— Bow- street, Fe- bruary 11. On the night of the 8th instant, the Dwelling- house of Mr. John Bridgewater, 22, Gloucester place, Cheltenham, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen there- from, viz. : six silver Table- spoons, nearly new, marked ' J. B.' in old English ; six do. do. marked ' I. M. B.' in Roman letters J and a pair of silver Sugar- tongs, with the same mark.— Infor- mation to be given to William Hanbridge, superintendent of police, Cheltenham.— Bow- street, February 10. On the night of the 4th instant, the Dwelling- house of Mr. William Mastin, farmer, of Tattershall Thorpe, was bur- glariously broken and entered, and the following articles stolen therein, viz. : a double canvas Purse, containing five Sove- reigns and a half, a Crown, some Sovereigns, and other Monies, amounting to £ 8 or £ 9 ; part of an old Glove, containing 7s. in silver ; a Money- box, containing about 10s. in silver Coins, several of which were Fourpenny- pieces ; a lead- coloured silk Shawl, with dark border and fringe; a chocolate- coloured Handkerchief; and an old- fashioned single- barrelled Gun, stocked to the muzzle, wide bore, worn rather thin, with a flint and steel lock. The burglary was committed by two Men, armed with an Axe and a Plough- coulter, which they stole at the same time ; they had knitted night- caps on their heads, and wore their shirts over their other clothes; were botli large Men, and one of them had a large straight nose, nipped in on each side.— Information to be given to Thomas Copper- thwaite, police constable, Horncastle.— Bow- street, February 9. On the night of the 2nd instant, the Shop of Mr. Thomas Mayne, of Stonehouse, near Plymouth, Devon, silversmith and watchmaker, was broken and entered, and the following arti- cles, amongst others, stolen therefrom, viz.: 15 gold Chains, varying in value from £ 3 to £ 10 each; 50 Wedding- rings, stamped inside with the initials ' T. M.;' and 150 gold fancy Rings, each ring has a number scratched on the inside.— Whoever will give such information as may lead to the appre- hension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall upon such conviction receive £ 50 Reward.— Information to be given to Mr. T. Mayne, or to the Clerk to the magistrates at Stonehouse.— Bow- street, Ftbniary 5. About 3 o'clock P. M. of the 1st instant, at Bulchcoch, in the parish of Llanatier, near Barmouth, Merionethshire, three Men entered the Dwelling- house of Mr. William Williams, and stole therefrom a £ 5 Note, of the Merionethshire Bank, £ 6 in gold, and some silver ; also a shell Hat, without nap, and had a large brim. The men wore thick cloth caps, without peaks. Supposed to be Englishmen. One of them wore a dark coat. Three persons nearly answering the above description passed through Dolgelly on Sunday evening.— Bow- street, February 4. On the night of the 30th ultimo, or early the following morning, the Counting- house of Mr. Swinford, hoyman, of Margate, was broker, into, and about nine Sovereigns, live Half- sovereigns, and £ 20 in silver money stolen therefrom : there were about £ 7 in half- crowns among the silver.—£ 5 Re- ward will be paid to any person who will give such informa- tion as shall lead to the apprehension of the offenders ; and a further Reward of £ 5 on conviction. Information to be given to S. C. Marchant, superintendent of police, Margate ; or to John Harvey Boys, Esq., secretary to the Margate Prosecution As- sociation, Hawley- street, Margate.— Bm- street, February 2. HOUSE- BREAIOMG. On the mornirg of the 9th instant, a Shop was broken and entered, at Ripon, and the following Goods stolen there- from, viz.: four black plated beaver Hats, 21 inches in the brim, value about 4s. 6d. each, with yellow leather and white calico linings, ' Patent Waterproof,' or ' Superfine Elastic Water- proof,' upon them ; also, marked with white chalk underneath the linin?. A Man, of the following description, is suspected : a farm- servant, about 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, 24 years of age, red hair, red whiskers, wide mouth, thick lips, broad HORSE ATXD CATTLE STEALING. Stolen or strayed, from an Orchard at Alderminster, half- way between Stratford- on- Avon and Shipston- on- Stour, on the night of the 9th instant, a Bay Gelding Pony, withont any white, has a slit in one ear, a spavin on one of his hocks, is about 12 hands high, rough- coated, and had a long tail.— In- formation to be given to — Taylor, superintendent of police, Stratford- on- Avon, Warwickshire.— Bow- street, February 11. Found straying, near Hatfield, and supposed to have been stolen, about two months bince, a Brown Cob Gelding, aged, about 141 hands high, has a long white mark about halfway down the forehead, and both hind feet are white.— Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent I'ye, Hatfield Station.— Bow- street, February 11. Stolen or strayed, from Crebbin, on the evening of the 7th instant, the preperiy of Mr. Thomas Davies, a Black Mare Poney, about 13 hands high, long tail, with a swelling on the back caused by the saddle.—£ l Reward will be paid on re- covery of the same ( if stolen), on conviction of the offender or offenders ; and if strayed, on restoration of the same, on application to Mr. Thomas Davies, of Victoria- Cottage, Lam- peter.— Information to be given at the Chief Constablc's- Office, near Newquay, Cardiganshire. — Bow- street, February 11. Found, straying, at Llangadock, on the 5th instant, and supposed to be stolen, a 4- year- old Iron Grey Cob Horse, 14J hands high, white head, black legs, switch tail, and had a. halter about its neck.— Information to be given to the Super- intendent of Police, Llangadock division of constabulary, Car- marthenshire.— Bow- street, February 10, Stolen, on the night of the 7th instant, or early the follow- ing morning, from the Farm- yard of Mr. Thomas Sorby.. c. i Chevet, near Wakefield, a Brown llorse, half- bred, 11 years ois, about 15 hands 3 inches high, has an entire tail, excepting it little deficient in hair ; fine coat, a little hollow in the back, broad in the loins, and a little white on one of t) ie hind heels.— Whoever will give such information as sha'l lead to the appre- hension and conviction of the offender or offenders to Mr. Raynor, superintendent of police, Sheffield, shall receiyo Us • ward of £ 5.— Bow- stve^, February 10, 4302 POLICE GAZETTE. February 11. Stolen or strayed, oil the night of the 6th instant, from a Meadow a(\ joining the road at Balking, near Faringdon, Berks, a stout Nag Gelding, colour bright Bay, with long black switch tail, and long black mane, about 7 years old, and from 14i to 15 hands high ; it has a white ""' idle- mark, a white collar- mark on the withers, and two or three soars on the inside of the hind legs and thighs.— If stolen, a Reward of 15 will be paid to any person giving such information as will lead to the ap- prehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, on ap- plication to Mr. Robert Mattingly, of Balking aforesaid ; and if strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid on recovery of the same.— Bow- street, February 9. Stolen, on the evening of the 5th instant, from a Field situate in the Garrison- lane, in the borough of Birmingham, a Dark Brown Mare, half- bred, 6 years old, about 14 hands 1 inch high, long back, four black legs, ( recently trimmed,) has three saddle- marks on the near side, and a bushy switch tail.—£ 5 Reward will be paid upon the apprehension of the offender or offenders and recovery of the Mare, on application to Mr. Richard Howle, Moor- street, Birmingham.— Dow- street, Febru- ary 9. Stolen, on the night of the 7th instant, a Dark Brown Horse, hollow- backed, about 15 hands high, and 8 years old, with a long tail, and a small white mark on the far hind foot, near the hoof ( stolen from the Farm- yard of Mrs. Sorby, of Chevet, near Wakefield).— Any person who will tivo such in- formation as will lead to the recovery of t. ro said Horse, and the conviction of the offender or offendc. s, shall receive a Re- ward of £ 5, on application to Mrs. Sorby, or to John Brierly, constable, Wakefield.— Bow- streei, February 9. Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 1st instant, from a field in the parish of Bridgeham, a Bay Horse Pony, 5 years old, and about 12 hands high, with a very rough coat. Also a Nag- bred Filly, rising 2 years old, about 14 hands high, white fetlocks behind, and a small portion of hair rubbed off the loin on the right side— the property of the Rev. Mr. Carrie, of the parish of Bridgeham.— Information to be given to the Superin- tendent of Police, Hockham, Norfolk, or at the Chief Consta- ble's Office, St. Giles's- road, Norwich.— Bow- street, February 7. The Red Roan Pony advertised in the ' Police Gazette ' on the 2nd instant, as stolen or strayed from the parish of Lar- ling, Norfolk, on the 22nd ultimo, has been found and restored to the owner.— Bow- street, February 7. Stolen or strayed, on the 22nd ultimo, a Red Roan Mare Pony, in foal, about 8 or 9 years old, about 13 hands high, switch tail, and has broken knees ; the property of Mr. Brun- dell, of Larling.— Information to he given to the Superinten- dent of Police, Hockam, Norfolk ; or at the Chief Constablo's Office, St. Giles's- road, Norwich.— Bow- street, February 6. The Mare advertised in the ' Police Gazette' of the 30th ultimo, has been recovered. The Man charged with stealing the same, is still at large : he is about 40 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, swarthy complexion, has very prominent dark eyebrows, very small whiskers, and is generally dressed as a butcher.— Information to be given to Sergeant White, of the Smithfield Police, Bow- lane- station, London.— Bow- street, Fe- bruary 6. Stolen or strayed, from a Meadow, adjoining Mapledur- ham- House, Oxford, on the night of the 1st instant, two Nag Horses: one a Grey Gelding ; and the other a Dark Bay M are, blind with one eye : they are both about 14 hands high. -— A tw" 1 their hind shoes off.— Whoever will give such juRjrMation ' ag~ Bhall lead to' tnc recovery ui cua dmiic, atiaii, u stolen, receive £ 10 Reward from the Henley Association for the Protection of Property, on conviction of the offender or offenders ; and if strayed, a liberal reward and all reasonable expenses will be paid, on recovery of the same, on application to Mr. M'Quhae, of Mapledurham, aforesaid.— Bow- street, Fe- bruary/ 6. Stolen, on the night of the 3rd instant, from the neigh- bourhood of Stevenage, Herts, an entire Grey Horse, 5 years old, about 15 hands high, of the Spanish breed, switch tail which he carries rather low, very high action in front, hi* h crest, long flowing mane, and has the forest mark on one of his thighs.— Information to be given to Inspector Gore, Herts Rural Police, Stevenage.— Bow- street, February 6. Absconded from St. Helen's, on the 2nd instant, JOHN RAWSON, charged with embezzling £ 32 2s. Gd., the property of Mr. John Lyjn- his Master. The said JOHN RAWSON is about 28 or 29 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, sallow complexion, dark Vruwu hair, lujig thin face, very thick lips, and small thin whiskers; dressed in a common blue pilot- cloth coat, with horn buttons, and pockets outside, dark plaid satin vest, brown cloth trousers with an invisiblo blue stripe, an old black silk hat with brim broken, blue stockings, and low shoes, also wore a white shirt- front with holes for studs, and states that he has been a collier, and has been employed by Mr. Lyon about five or six months. He is in the habit of walking with his hands in his coat pockets, and his arms much contracted behind.— Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Storey, county constabulary, Town Hall, St. Helens, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 6. FELONIES Not otherwise described. Description of JAMES FROST, who has absconded from the parish of Horsham Saint Faith's, in the county of Norfolk, charged with the Manslaughter of John Tice, alias Pointer, and for whose apprehension a c. roner's warrant has been is sued. The said JAMES FROST is about 18 years of age, about 5 feet 5 inches high, very fresh complexion, full round face, brown hair, bushy at the sides, and no whiskers ; is su p- posed to be dressed in fustian trousers, black hat, and a black velvet frock coat, or a green cotton coat, cut taglioni fashion. — Information to be given to Surerintendent fiamblin?, Cat- ton, or at the Chief Constable's- oflico, St. Giles's Gates, Nor- wich.— Bow- street, February 4. L& BCENY AND EHBEXZL ; MENT. Absconded, from Glastonbury, in the county of Somerset, on the 3rd instant, GEORGE GRADDON, charged with em- bezzling several sums of Money, belonging to his master, Mr. Alexander Bailey, saddle and harness- maker, of the same place. The said GEORGE GRADDON is about 26 years of age, about 5 feet inches high, thin grown, pale face, brown hair, which he wears long behind, brown whiskers nearly meeting at the point of the chin, thin nose, and small weak eyes ; was dressed in a plaid coat, and a brown top coat with plaid lining, is by trade a saddler and harness- maker, and is a native of ( Devonshire.— Any person apprehending the said GEORGE GRADDON, and lodging him in any of her Majes- ty's Gaols, shall receive £ 1 Reward, on application to the said Mr. A. Bailey, at the ' White Hart Inn, Glastonbury.' Infor- mation to be given to J. Hill, inspector of Police, Bridgwater, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, Febru- ary 9. Absconded, early on the morning of the 31st ultimo, from the employ of Mr. Overton, wholesale tea- dealer, of Walsall, THOMAS FINCH, a porter, taking with him £ 9, the money of his master. He is about 32 years of age, 5 feet 9£ inches hi^ h, dark brown hair, ( rather grey,) no whiskers ; has a lump under the right car, which is rather conspicuous, front teeth rather prominent, and speaks with the Berkshire accent; is rather ' knock- kneed' of the right leg, but walks erect; is a native of Aston Tirrold, Berks, where his father resides. He has filled the situation of time- keeper on one of the lines of railway; supposed the ' Great Western' line.— Information to be given to Mr. John Rofe, chief constable, Town Hall, Wal- sall, Staffordshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension. — Bow- street, February 7. Absconded from Bodmin, Cornwall, on the 30th ultimo, JAMES THOMSON, charged with stealing £ 1 7s. 3d., belong- ing to Mr. Nicholas Stevens, tiis master. The said JAMES THOMSON is about 5 feet 8 inches high, dark complexion, black hair and whiskers, small head, dark brown eyes, round face, and full under the whiskers, about 40 years of age, car- ries his head low, walks loosely, with his hands generally in his trousers pockets ; he iB a carter, and when ho left was dressed in a sleeve- waistcoat drab cloth trousers, and drab cap, without a peak, all much worn, and new high shoes, ironed and nailed. Is a native of Verigan, in Cornwall ; has resided at Jersey ; formerly belonged to the Plymouth division of the Royal Marines, and worked at Plymouth in July and August last. He has friends residing at 3, Under- the- Arch, Plymouth.—£ l Reward and all expenses will be paid to any person apprehend- ing the offender, and giving notico thereof to William Bray, constable, Bodmin— Bow- elrcet, February Oi FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED i MISDEMEANOURS. Obtained, under false pretences, on the 27th ultimo, from Mr. George Baker, 17, King David- lanp, Shadwell, the sum of 5s. 6d. By a Man about 45 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, very stout, and is generally dressed in a brown great coat, with pockets outside.— Metropolitan Police, K Division Februry 4. Obtained, on the 7th instant, from Mr. Perkins, 21, Great Craven- street, Brunswick- square, a Hall- lamp, with brass fittings ; a dining- room Lamp, i: lobe glass, with brass fittings and a brass pipe Cock and Burner for a kitchen light. ] i_ two Men who formerly worked for Mr. Guise, of 75, Margaret' street, Wilmington- square, Clerkenwell. Metropolitan Folice, E Division, February 11. Obtained under false pretences, on the 9th instant, from Mrs. Noels, 62, Morton- street, a pair of linen Sheets, a pair of calico do, a pair of linen Pillow- cases, five calico Sheets, two Night- gowns, two pair of silk Stockings, four Chamber- towels, a cotton Gown, two calico Petticoats, and a corded Petticoat, all marked ' M. N.' By a Female 35 or 40 years old, 5 feet 2 inches high, fresh colour, dressed in dark gown and shawl, black silk bonnet, trimmed with bugles.— Metropolitan Police, 3 Division, February 11. Absconded from the Albion Iron- works, West Bromwich, THOMAS HOWARD, and STEPHEN PAGE, charged with Felony. HOWARD is about 30 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, had on a light drab cloth cap, fustian jacket, and trousers ; has a Woman with him, who passes as his wife ; she has a very rough face, and wore a straw bonnet, light gown and shawl, light stockings, and old boots. PAGE is 30 years of age, about 5 feet 4£ inches high, stout made, black hair, prominent and open eyes, very wide mouth, had on a blue cloth cap, baragan jacket, and trousers.— Information to be given to Major M'Knight, superintendent, West Bromwich, or at any of the Police- stations belonging to the Staffordshire Constabu- lary.— Bow- street, February/ 9. PROPERTY STOLEN, Stolen, on the 8th instant, from the Coach- house of the Rev. J. Grey, Wernby- park, a drab livery great Coat, with crest on the buttons a Ladder.— Metropolitan Police, S Divi- sion, February 11. Stolen, on the 9th instant, from 3, Union- street, Somer's- town, the property of Mr. Griffiths, two lavender- coloured Dresses; a chocolate ditto ditto; a black ditto; a yard of black Linen ; aud three yards and a half of Orleans Cloths.— Metropolitan Police, S Division, February 11. Stolen, on the 9th instant, from No. 10, Ellen- street, St. George's East, the property of John Durant, a blue cloth great Coat, a black body Coat, a pair of blue cloth Trou- sers, two ( silk Handkerchiefs, a blue cashmere Shawl, a pair of Wellington Boots, and a Brooch, set in gold.— Metropolitan Police, H Division, February 11. Stolen, on the evening of the 7th instant, from an un- finished Building, in Bonner's- fields, the property of W. Car ter, of 21, Dalgleish- street, Limehouse, two hand Saws, marked ' Buck ;' a half- rip Saw, marked ' Gate ;' three trying Planes marked'Carter, Elkington ;' a C- inch Square, marked ' Car- ter;' a 9- inch Square, marked ' Walker ;' and two painter's drying Brushes.— Metropolitan Police, K Division, February 11. Stolen, on the 7th or 8th instant, from the Counting- house of Mr. John Temperley, Coal Wharf, Broad- street, Rat- cliff, a rough brown great Coat, velvet collar ; a ditto Tag- lioni ; a large olive- green shalloon macintosh Coat; and : in old invisible green dress Coat, much worn.— Metropolitan Po- lice, K Division, February 11. Absconded, on the 9th instant, from the employ of Mrs. Gray, laundress, of 6, Camberwell- grove, a Woman, stealing two linen Shirts ( frilled), a Night- gown, and a linen Night- jacket, marked ' Luckington,' in ink ; a calico Shirt, marked ' Young ;' and a Night- cap, not marked. She is about 28 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, and dressed in a dark mous- selin de laine dress, dark shawl, puce- coloured velvet bonnet, with coloured ribbon, and leather boots : has a Boy with her, 3 years old, dressed in a light frock, and straw hat, with plaid ribbon.— Metropolitan Police, P Division, February 11. Found, in the possession of two Gipsies, named FRAMP- TON YOUNG, and ROBERT YOUNG, who were apprehend- ed for Camping on the road- side, near howden, two silver Spoons, one a Table- spoon, marked ' T. N.,' and the other a Dessert- spoon, not marked ; a German- silver Tea- spoon, mark- ed ' 0. y » plated Candlestiolt J sis ( Weft piooea of cotton Print; and about six yards new Carpeting :— supposed to be stolen In formation to be given to Matthew M'Guire, super- intendent of police, Howden, Yorkshire—. fiow-^ ei, February Stolen, on thS 9th irsfcant, from 19, Fludyer- street the property of Mr. Miller and Mr. Rogers, two coats, one a brown beaver codnngton, with velvet collar and cuffs, a large key and a pair of Gloves in the pocket ; the other a blue cloth Coat with two pockets behind, but no buttons and cloth collar and cuffs, faced with silk .— Metropolitan Police, A Division Febru- ary 11. Stolen, on the 9th instant, from puteide the ' Hoop and Grapei public- howe, Jermyn- slreet, St. James's, the riroporty of Geo. Holland, oJf2: 5, Orcus- street, Portman- market, a Bas- ket, with tho letter ' T. pqinted on it, containing a pair ef calico Sheets, iHwlftd ' Amesbury, 8, Berners- street;' a pair do. marked ' Russell' and threo long muslin Curtains.— Me- tropolitan Police, C JJiuision, February 11. Stolen, on the 7\ h instant, from the Shop of Mr. Hall, 7 Warren- street, CaflrtRn- town, twelve pair of girls' leather Boots.— MetropolitaAPolice, S Division, February 11. Found, in the poSsessian of a young Man named GEORGE THOMPSON, alias THOMA8 SYKES, who was apprehended on the 7th instant, in Howden, charged with stealing from the Bedrooms of sevdh Public- houses, in Howden, a quantity of Plate, Wearing- apparel, and Watches : three ol the Watches have been identified ; the fourth is a hunting Watch, with steel Chain, gold Seat with a white stone, gold Key with cornelian and amber stone, and a glass heart, cornelian cdour • has a white dial, with the name of ' Thomas Dawkin' substi- tuted for the figures, gold hands, maker's name ' Catchpool, Richmond, No. 5423.' Also, two silk pocket Handkerchiefs ; a satin Scarf, black, with white spots, shaded ; two black Neck- erchiefs, with white and red flowers; two travelling Shawls, red and blue pattern ; two pair of white cotton Stockings ; a pair of grey cotton ditto, marked ' W. Douglas ;' two Night- caps, with blue stripes; two Pocket- books, one marked ' Thomas Redshaw ;' a Cigar- case, with a view of the capitol at Washington ; a gold Breast- pin, with a Greyhound on the top; two German- silver Penoil cases; a silver Tea- spoon, marked ' F. ;' a plated tea ditto, not marked ; a Letter- stamp, with ivory handle, has a Rose engraved, and the words ' Forget- me- not' round the Rose ; and a bunch of Keys, seven large, and one small, on a piece of tape. It is supposed he has committed similar offences in Yorkshire.— Information to be given to Matthew M'Guire, superintendent of police, How- den, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 11. Stolen, on the night of the 6th instant, at Hill Park, in the parish of Westerham, Kent, from a Poultry- House between twenty and thirty Fowls, nineteen Rabbits, and a Hare. Also stolen on the same night, from a Calf- Pen, at llill Park, a Jacket.— A Reward of £ 50 is hereby offered to any person who will give such information respecting the aforesaid offences, as shall lead to the conviction of the of- fender or offenders. Information to be given to Mr, Scott, of Hill Park, aforesaid ; or to Messrs. Freshfield, New Bank- buildings, London.— Bow- street, February 11. Lost or stolen, from the Residence of Sir T. S. Pasley, of the Craig, Bowness, Lancaster, two email silver Forks, six Tab'e- spoons, one large Fork, two Tea- spoons— crest on Table- spoons, a Bull rampant out of a mural crown, with motto on a garter round it, ' Sic vos non vobis ;' . crest on large Fork, a muTol Crown, with hund and Arm in armour, holding a staff with flag, having on it a cross and a leg in upper quarter motto over it, ' Pro rege et patria pugnans;' crest and motto on small Forks the same, and on Tea- spoons the same, but no motto. Supposed to have been lost or stolen about Christmas last. By a young Man the name of JOHN RALLET. late in the employ of Sir T. S. Pasley, of the Craig, Bowness, West- moreland ; the young man supposed to be gone to Liverpool; stands 5 feet 10 inches high, 19 years old.— Information to be given to the Police- officer, Bowness, Westmoreland.— Bow street, February 11. Stolen, on the 7th instant, from the Shop of Messrs. Brockshop and Co., 6, Old Bond- street, two pieces of silk Hand- kerchiefs, two blue ground with white diamonds, six blue- and- white, with large pines in centre. By two Men about 25 yeais old, 5 feet 5 inches high, and dressed in dark clothing.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, February 10.. Stolen, on the 7th instant, from the ' King's Head' public- house, Ryder- street, St. James's, the property of George Glover, ( a waiter,) a single- case engine- turned silver Watch, two silver Guards attached, a scratch on the face from 6 to 9. By a Man 25 years old, 5 feet 8 inches high, slender, dark complexion and hair, dressed in a black dress coat, drhb trousers, and light figured vest, and blue cloth cap with peak.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, February 10. Stolen, on the 7th instant, from the ' Volunteer' public- house, Upper Baker- street, the property of I. Deffell, Esq., of No. 35, Upper Harley- street, a Basket, containing seven linen Shirts, marked ' Deffell;' eight silk Handkerchiefs, seven white Cravats, a Night- cap, a Shaving- cloth, a pair of Drawers, and four pair of Stockings.— Metropolitan Police, D Division, February 10. Stolen, on the 7th instant, from 8, Phipp- street, Curtain- road, Shoreditch, the property of Thomas Harrison, a brown chesterfield Wrapper, velvet collar and figured buttons ; a fair of black cloth Trousers, a pair of light Trousers, a plum- colour silk velvet Vest, with glass buttons ; two children's great Coats, with cotton velvet collars; a boy's black velvet Vest, a brown silk Gown, a black silk Cloak, a black silk Cape, a figured silk Gown, the body and skirts separate ; a red Shawl, with narrow figured border ; a child's black cloth Dress, a black dress Coat, a white Petticoat, and an old patchwork Quilt.— Metropolitan Police, G Division, February 10. Stolen, on the 7th instant, from off a Cart, the property of Mrs. Mathews, 18, Silver- street, Wood- street, Cheapside, a Basket containing two calico Shirts, linen fronts, collars, and wristbands, marked ' W. M.;' a half- mourning cotton Dress, with small white spots ; a do. blue ground ; three linen Shifts, one marked ' M. M.;' three Habit- shirts, a lace Cap, and a Night- cap. The basket was taken from the cart while passing along Old- street.— Metropolitan Police, G Division, February Stolen, on the 7th instant, from the Shop of Mr. Perkins, 2, Albion- street, King's Cross, threo diamond cluster Rings.— Metropolitan Police, N Division, February 10. Stolen, on the 7th instant, from 9, York- gate, Regent's- park, the property of Mr. Westly, eight silver Forks, crest a Martlett with a small branch in its mouth, and the Dublin Hall mark. By a Man about 27 years old, 5 feet feet 9 inches high, dark complexion, hair, and eyes, largo whiskers, fock- inarltod, and dressed in dark wrapper, rather tth- abbyf"^'^" ptlitan Police, D Division, Fikwry 10/ February 11. POLICE GAZETTE. 4303 Stolen, oil the 8th instant, from the House of Mr. Field belonging to Messrs. Carver and Co., a Parcel containing seven 7, Kennington- street, Walworth, six silver Tea- spoons, marked pieces of fancy striped Gambroons, 3- 4 wide, about 28 yards ' B. ;' a plain gold Chain, a gold Brooch, a camelion Brooch, | long.—£ 10 Reward will be paid to any person who will give cnf ir> rr, AA • nnrl nlfl iwonf llAof \ I/ it^ r.^^ ! its, ^ T1 „ U f il . - 1. 11 1 J i . J. 1 1 ' . 1 set in gold ; and an old great Coat.— Metropolitan Police, Division, February 10. Stolen, on the 6th Instant, from a Cart between Eltham and Footscray, the property of Henry Styles, carrier, three firkins of Butter, marked ' I. S. E. W.,' and a tub of Yeast.— Metropolitan Police, R Division, February 10. Stolen, on the night of the 22nd ultimo, from a Barn in the occupation of Mr. Henry Harris, in the parish of Great Milton, Oxfordshire, a sack of Barley, the property of the said Mr. Harris.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders shall receive £ 2 Reward, on application to James Male, police- officer, Cuddesden, Oxon.— Bow- street, February 10. gtolen, on the night of the 8th instant, from the House of Mr. Selkeld, of Woodbridge, Suffolk, a full- sized double- cased pinchbeck Watch, maker's name ' W. Swain, Woodbridge, No. 2514 ;' a steel Chain, two gold Seals, red cornelian stones, the letter ' S'engraved on one of them; and a, plain gold Key attached ; also a French Shawl, white ground, coloured satin flowers, and deep white frinae ; and a silk Handkerchief, black ground and blue check.— Information to be given to Wood- bridge Police- station.— Bow- street, February 10. Lost, supposed to be stolen, from the ' Victoria ' coach, between Coleford and Gloucester, on the 28th ultimo, a reticule Basket, containing a silver Tea- pot, crest a hand full of Rye ; three Tea- spoons, marked ' D. T. two Salt- spoons, and a Fork, not marked ; two books of ' Tay's Morning and Evening Lec- tures'— name written inside ' Thomas Ilill, birth- day gift,' the property of James Hill, 98, Westgate- street, Gloucester.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the re- covery of the property shall receive £ 2 Reward. Information to be given to Alfred WMting, Serjeant of police, Coleford, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, February 10. Stolen, at various times, within the last three months, from the Shop of Mr. Virrey, confectioner, 229, Regent- street, three Table spoons, nineteen coffee ditto, a dessert ditto, and a Table- fork, all of the old French pattern ; also, two circular Salt- cellars, one plain, the other chajed, engraved ' 3, Pall- mall,' in two places.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, February Stolen, since the 3rd instant, from 5, Porchester- place, Oxford- square, the property of Captain Campbell, a cameo Brooch, in leather case ; a gold ditto, a flower ; a pearl ditto ; a gold Maltese ditto ; a mosaic ditto ; a round ditto, without the pin ; a turquoise and gold ditto ; a string of cut Corals ; a string of Roman Pearls ; a small Box, containing Roman Pearls ; a small Box, containing two gold and three enamelled Stud6 ; a mourning Brooch, with white hair, engraved ' H. Slylman, obit. 25th March, 1819;' a pebble Brooch ; three pebble Drops ; a mosaic gold Arm- band ; an emerald Ring, surrounded by pearls ; and a silver opal fjmelling- bottle, with silver Chain and Ring attached ; several articles were in paste- board Boxes, marked ' Glading, Brighton.'— Metropolitan Po- lice, D Division, February 9. Stolen, since the 3rd instant, from 2, Clarendon- place, Hyde- park, the property of Philip Wood, the butler, a silver Watch, engine- turned, maker's name ' Murrell, Richmond,' number supposed to be ' Mi.'— Metropolitan Police, D Divi- sion, February 9. Stolen, on the 5th instant, from 41, Gloucester- street, Queen- square, the property of Ann Mathews, a red hair Trunk, 4 feet by 15 inches, containing a blue poplin Dress; a large green plaid Shawl; a brown silk Petticoat ; a gold wedding Ring ; a camlyic Petticoat, marked ' Ann Mathews ;' a gold Keeper ; a gold Ring, with hair, set with pearls ; a Savings'- bank Book ; a maple- wood Work- box ; and a rosewood writing Desk, with brass plate, engraved ' A. M.' By two Men and Woman.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, February 9. Absconded, on the 27th ultimo, a young Man, stealing the following, the property of Messss. Goodwin and Senecal, Steward street, Old Artillery- ground : a piece of black Satin, ' No. 3222,' 103 yards ; a ditto ditto, ' 3223,' 101 yards ; a ditto ditto,' 3287,' 101 yards ; a piece of black Velvet, ' 3314,' 33 yards ; a ditto ditto,' 3326,' 31J yards ; a ditto ditto, ' 3340, 33J yards ; a piece of black collar Velvet,' 3048,' 33 yards ; and a piece of brown ditto, ' 3335,' 12 yards. He is 24 years of age, 5 feet 5| inches high, thin, dark visage, small whiskers, and dark hair; dressed in a black body coat, dark trousers and waistcoat, and black silk stock.— Metropolitan Police, H Division, February 9. Lost or stolen, in Warrington, on the 4th instant, a i' 20 Bank of England Note, No. ' E Q 90333,' dated Liverpool, May 17, 1844.— Whoever will give such information to Mr. James Jones, deputy constable, Warrington, as will lead to its reco very, shall receive £ 5 Reward.— Boic- street, February 9. Additional particulars respecting the robbery committed at Iillesmere, county of Salop, on the 3rd instant. One of the £ 5 Notes stolen is of the National and Provincial Bank, Whit church, signed ' George Corser, manager;' has been cut through is indorsed ' Crosse,' and believed ' Whitchurch ;' also ' H' ir red ink on the back of the note.— Information to be given to John S. Macmichael, superintendent of county constabulary, Waybrook, near Oswestry, Salop.— Bow- street, February 9. The following property, supposed to be stolen, was found in the possession of a suspicious character ( who is committed to Northallerton Gaol on another charge of Felony), to wit,— a cast- steel hand Saw, nearly new ; a gimlet- pointed joiner's Auger; two Gimlets ; a pair of saddlers' or shoemakers' Pincers ; a dog Whip, with lancewood- handle or stock, and knotted lash ; and a Powd- r- flask, a good deal worn, has been soldered at the bottom, maker's name ' Sykes.'— Informa tion to be given to R. L. Snowden, superintendent of police, Thorpe Grange, Greta Bridge, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, Febrile ary 9. * ) f, Stolen, on the 6th instant, from 16, Granby- place, Lower- marsh, Lambeth, the monies of Fanny Gilmore, a lodger, £ 1 13s. 6d. in silver. By a Female, 28 years of age, 5 feet 1 or 2 inches high, and dark complexion; dressed in a dark Orleans cloth gown, brown cloak, black velvet bonnet, trim- med with satin ribbon, stone- coloured shawl, and old boots and stockings.— Metropolitan Police, I, Division, February 9. Stolen, on the 6th instant, from 6, Nelson- square, Christ- church, alight- coloured silver- keyed Flute ; and a blue chester- field Coat, lined with silk.— Metropolitan Police Ml Division, February 9. Stolen, on the night of the 3rd instant, from a Dray be- longing to Messrs. Carver and Co., carriers, Halifax, a Parcel containing a piece of plain black Lasting, 3- 4 wide, 28 yards long ; half a piece of black crape Lasting, 3- 4 wide, 14 yards long ; three half- pieces of black figured Lasting, 3- 4 wide, 14 such information as shall lead to the apprehension and con- viction of the offender or offenders, on application to Messrs. Carver and Co.— Information to be given to Thomas Spiers, deputy constable, Halifax.— Bow str; et, February 9. Detained, at Brackley, a single- cased silver Watch, maker's name ' Wm. Williams, Dublin, No. 1935 ;' also, a silver Table- spoon, old- fashioned, plain pattern, marked with the letters ' W. W. supposed to be stolen.— Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Brackley, Northamptonshire.— Bow- street, February 9 Stolen, from a Stable and Saddle* room, in Frome, Somer- set, on the night of the 6th instant, three Saddles, nearly new ; two blue striped Saddle- coverB, made to fit two of the saddles ; five pair of nearly new Stirrup- leathers ; three pair of Stir rups; a pair of boy's Stirrups ; eight or ten bridle Bits, of various descriptions; two pair of Scissars ; a mane Comb ; four curb Chains, and various other articles.—£ 3 Reward will be paid by Mr. T. T. Hawkes, solicitor, Frome, to any person giving such information to Mr. Ivey ( or any other Constable of Frome) as may cause the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders.— Bow- street, February 9. Stolen, on the 5th instant, from 2, Crescent- place, Burton- Crescent, the property of Mr. Dixon and Brother, a brown chesterfield Wrapper, lined with silk, a ticket 6ewn inside the collar, ' J. B. Dixon' written on it ; a light brown wrapper, velvet collar, trimmed with braid and lined with ailk ; a brown silk umbrella, ivory handle. By a Man 20 years old, 5 feet 2 inches high, thin, dark complexion and hair, no whiskers, dressed in grey frock coat ; had the appearance of a groom, who went to the house with a false message.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, February 7. Stolen, on the 1st instant, from 18, Duke- street, Portland- place, the property of Mr. George, a smali pocket Portrait of a gentleman, in a chased gold frame, sitting in a chair, dressed in a black frock coat, plaid vest, check trousers, inclosed in a maroon case, purple velvet at bottom, and white satin at top. — Metropolitan Police, E Division, February 7. Stolen, on the 5th instant, from 12, Pitt- street, the pro- perty of Mr. Thorn, a Lodger, a silver watch, capped and jewelled, patent lever, engine- turned, silver Guard attached ; also a black satin vest, a black stuff Dress, a pair of Scissors, and a Half- sovereign.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, Feb- ruary 7. Stolen, on the night of the 5th instant, from 21, Queen's- row, Clerkenwell, the property of Mr. Barnes, six silver Tea- spoons, marked' II. B. ;' one do. marked ' A. H.'— Metropolitan Police, G Division, February 7. Stolen, on the 5th instant, from the house of Mr. Harvey, No. 4, High- street, Bow, an old- fashioned silver Watch, roman figures, maker's name ' Wright.' By a Man 5 feet 6 inches high, dressed in a dirty fustian jacket and trousers.— Metropo- litan Police, K Division, February 7. yards long, Also stolen th « same night, from another Dsa Absconded, on the 4th or 5th instant, from the House of Mr. W. Lucas, 6, William- « treet, New North- road, Islington, stealing a ' Will' of the above W. LucaB, and a quantity of Sovereigns. A Man 35 years old, 5 feet 9 inches high, dark complexion, hair, and eyes ; dressed in velveteen shooting- jackct, black trouoerB, and cap ; also a young Woman, who is niece to Mr. Lucas, 27 years of age, 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, fresh complexion, auburn hair, and light eyes.— Metropolitan Police, Division, February 7. Stolen, on the 5th instant, from the Shop of Mr. Edwards, Larkhall- lane, Clapham, a single- barrel Gun, flint- lock, gold touch- hole ; maker's name ' Nock.'— Metropolitan Police, V Division, Febi- uary 7. Stolen, on the 5th instant, from the Bed- room of Samue Johnson, Waterside, Wandsworth, a figured stuff Gown, a pair of cloth Boots, a calico Petticoat, two Sovereigns, 15s. lid.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, February 7. Stolen, on the night of the 4th instant, from the Shop of Mr. Knight, butcher, Walham green, between £ 1 and £ 8 in silver and copper Monies, and three leather Bowls which con- tained the above.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, February 7. Stolen, on the 2nd instant, from the Residence of Captain Shouldham, R. N., of Melton, three old- fashioned silver Tea- spoons, crest a Griffin.— Information to be given at Wood- bridge Police- station.— Bow- street, February 7. Stolen, from a Wash- house at Eastcrton, on the 3rd inst., a quantity of wet Clothes, consisting of Sheets, Table- cloths, Towels, Stockings, Bed- gowns, Night- caps, Aprons, Collars, and various other articles, some marked ' I. N.,' others ' M. A. N.' in red cotton ; some ' M. A. N.' in ink.—£ l Reward will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property.— Information to be given to the Superintendent of Wilts Constabulary, Potternc.— Bow- street, February 6. Stolen, from the ' Red Lion' public- house, Godjnanchester, Hunts, on the evening of the 1st instant, the property of Mr. Samuel Fisher, ( the landlord), the following articles, viz. : two silver Table- spoons, marked ' A. G. ;' a silver Table- spoon, marked ' S. F.;' a half- dozen of silver Tea- spoons, marked ' S. S. F. ; ' a half- dozen of silver Tea- spoons, marked ' J. P.,' and are numbered ' 1,' ' 2,'' 3,' ' 4,' ' 5,' ' 6 ;' a pair of silver Sugar- bows, marked ' J. P. ;' a pair of ditto, plain ; a pair of silver ditto, marked ' R. A.;' about £ 40 in gold and silver ; and an old spaded Guinea, dated ' 1765,' being one of George the Third's reign. By three Men: one of them is from 30 to 35 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, rather sandy ' com- plexion, and small sandy whiskers ; was dressed in a black hat ( and wore whilst in doors occasionally a fur cap), a blue and black- coloured plaid frock coat, very small, with glass but- tons, a blaek velvet waistcoat, black cloth trousers, Wellington boots, black silk neckerchief, and is proportionably stout. Another, is 47 years of age, about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, and has a dark complexion, hair, and eyes ; was dressed in a black Iapelled coat, rather wider in the lapels than are gene- rally worn, black cloth waistcoat with a narrow roll collar, dark trousers, black hat and neckerchief, side- laced boots, and a light- coloured striped chesterfield coat over his body coat, which is slit up a few inches behind. The third Man has a peculiar appearance, is about 25 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark complexion, no whiskers, long nose, thin face, and is very thick in his speech ; was dressed in a dark cloth ches- terfield coat made rather long, very wide cord trousers ( nearly as broad as the little finger,) light waistcoat, rather long, lace- up boots inside, black hat, and a black and white plaid scarf. — Information to be given to Captain Bailey, chief constable, Police- Office, Cambridge.— Bow- street, February 6. The following Duplicates were found in the possession of a Person charged with being drunk, and incapable of taking care of himself, at Worship- street Police- court, on the 5th instant : 19th August, 1845, a Coat, 7s., by John Withey, at Uupsale's, 10, Barbican ; 13th September, Linen, £ l 10s., by George Brown, at Masters's, 33, Piccadilly; 20th Sept., 1844, three Remnants, £ 1, by John G g, at Upsale's, 10, Barbi- can ; 21st September, 1844, Kerseymere, 15s., by Robert Jones, at same place; 25th September, 1845, a piece of Linen, £ 1 5s., by George Brown, at Mills's, Edgware- road ; 3rd September, a piece of Linen, £ 1 5s., by J. Baines, at Grant's, Albert- gate, Knightsbridge ; 21st October, Linen, £ 1 10s., by Stephen Clark, at Boyce's, 51, Theobald s- road; 22nd October, a piece of Linen, £ l 12s., by Stephen Clark, at Hanson's, 95, Wardour- street; 24th October, a piece of Irish, £ l 5s., by Stephen Webb, at Needs's, Upper Penton street, Pentonville ; 24th Oc- tober, a piece of Linen, £ 1 10s., by Sarah Gale, at Alton and Walker's, Hackney- road; 30th October, Linen, £ l 10s., by John Carpenter, at Cotton's, 28, Hackney- road ; 31st October, Linen, £ L 10s., by John Carpenter, at same place ; 1st NOT, Linen, £ 1 10s., by John Carpenter, at Mullms'?, Staverton- row, Newington ; 25th November, four pieces of Linen, £ 5, by George Brown, at Vaughan and Cottrell's, 39, IStrand ; 8th January, 1846, Table- cover, 5s., by Alexander Gulling, at Harris's, 81, Hackney- road ; 21st January, Gown, £ 1 5s., by Alexander Gulling, at Borchel's, 43, Fore- street; 30th Janu- ary, satin Cape, 10s., by Alexander Gulling, at Harris's, 81, Hackney- road ; 3rd February, a piece of Linen, £ l, by Smith, at King's, 34, High Holboru.— Metropolitan Police, N Division, February 6. Absconded, from Furnished Apartments, 53, Margaret- street, Clerkenwell, on the 31st ultimo, a Female, Btealing and taking with her the following articles, the property of Mr. Levy : a pair of Blankets, a feather Bolster, a Counterpane, a Table- cover, a set of Fire- irons, a brass Candlestick, and a pair of Snuffers, with Tray. She is about 34 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, dressed in a half- mourning muslin gown, white straw bonnet trimmed with black ribbon, and plaid worsted shawl.— Metropolitan Police, G Division, February 6. Absconded, about 7 o'clock on the morning of the 4tf » instant, from the Vessel ' Prince,' lying at Beale's Wharf, a Lad 14 years of age, 4 feet 5 or 6 inches high, dark hair and eyes, dressed in a canvas cap, fustian trousers, blue worsted shirt, and plaid neckerchief,— Btealing and taking with bim a Purse, containing £ 18 in gold and silver.— Mertopoliian Police, M Division, February 6. Stolen, about 2 P. M. of the 3rd instant, from the House of Mr. Harris, 10, May- place, Park- road, Peckham, a blue Spanish Cloak, lined with black serge ; an old brown great Coat, with velvet collar; a light drab tweed ditto ; and a brown stuff ditto.— Metropolitan Police, P Division, February 6. Stolen, on the 4th instant, from the Coach- office, at the ' Green Man and Still,' Oxford- street, the property of Messrs. Bosley and Co., Worcester, a deal Box, 2 feet by 1, containing two dozen Tooth- brushes, fourteen dozen Perry's Balsam, a quarter of a dozen Quinine Tooth- powder, a quarter of a doz. Hender's Mouline, three dozen boxes of Pens, a dozen of Boy's Soap- boxes, half a dozen of Henry's Vinegar, 151bs. 5ozs. of double Pins, a dozen of cold Cream, a quarter of a dozen of Lip- salve, a dozen of Bear's- grease, a dozen of almond Soap, a dozen of Court- plaster, half a dozen of Hurbert s Powders, and a quarter of a dozen of Smyth's Lavender: the whole labelled ' Bought of T. & E. Atkinson, perfumers, 24, Old Bond- street.'— Metropolitan Police, D Division, February 6. A LIST OF CONVICTS Supposed to have Escaped from the colony of New South Wales.— Dated Eobart Town, 1 it January, 1845. 9896. LYNCH, PATRICK, tried at Dublin City, 11th April, 1843, fifteen years, native of the county ofMeath, rough- car- penter, 19 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, compexion pale, hair dark brown, eyes dark brown, inoculation mark on right arm, mark of scald on left arm, small scar on right knee. 769. LANGHAM, JOHN, tried at Warwick Assizes, 30th March, 1833, life, native of Leake, labourer, 43 years of age, 5 feet inches high, complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey, scar on corner of left eye. 204. M'LACHLAN, ROSANNA, tried at Glasgow Court of Justiciary, 24th September, 1839, fourteen years, and Hobart Q. S., 30th April, 1842, fourteen years, native of Ben Nevis, house- servant, 23 years of age, 5 feet 2$ inches high, com- plexion ruddy, hair brown, eyes light hazel, face freckled. 220. LUCKAN, ELIZABETH, tried at Wicklow, 20th Oc- tober, 1840, seven years, native of Dublin, house- servant, 23 years of age, 5 feet If inch high, complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes brown, pockpitted, blue spot between finger and thumb ofleft hand, cast in right eye. 415. MARIS, JAMES, tried at Clonmell, March, 1820, life, and Hobart Town, January, 1825, seven years, native of Ire- land, farm- labourer, 28 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, hair brown, eyes hazel, pock- mark on left cheek. 441. MACKRELL, JOHN, tried at London, 11th Septem- ber, 1820, life, native of St. George's- in- the- East, porter, 23 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, hair dark brown, eyes dark grey, mole on right arm. 1034. MITFORD, JOHN, tried at Warwick ( Coventry As- sizes), [ 9th August, 1832, life, native of Ashton- under- Lyrie, stonemason, 30 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, complexion fair, hair reddish brown, eyes hazel grey, anchor dog D. fox inside of left arm, bust of a woman inside of the right arm. 1238. MORGAN, ABRAHAM, tried at Middlesex, 17th October, 1835, fourteen years, native of St. Luke' 6, labourer, 51 years of age, 4 feet 7 inches and upwards in height, com- plexion dark brown, eyes hazel, man smoking a pipe on right arm, small scar on right side of forehead. 698. MARSON, HENRY, tried at Warwick, 9th August, 1828, life, native of Birmingham, brass- founder, 24 years of age, 5 feet 7£ inches high, hair brown, eyes brown, bird laurel wreath and a piece of mermaid below, and head and bust of a man above elbow- joint of right arm, H. H. H. H. and mermaid inside left arm. 1234. MURPHY, DANIEL, tried at Middlesex, 14th Au- gust, 1833, life, native of Cork, seaman, 32 years of age, 5 feet 2^ inches high, complexion dark, hair brown, eyes grey, thin of hair on top of head. 1226. MAHER, JEREMIAH, tried at Kent Q. S., 15th Oc- tober, 1833, life, and Launceston Q. 9., 31st October, 1834, se- ven years, labourer and waiter, 31 years of age, 8 feet 7 inches high, complexion sallow, hair brown, eyes grey ; native ol St. Andrew's, Holborn. 157. MOSES, MARTYN, tried at Middlesex, 29th October, 1817, life, native of London, confectioner, 25 years of age, 5 feet inch bigh, hair black, eyes hazel. 4304 POLICE GAZETTE.' WAR OFFICE, February 11, 1846, A LIST AND DESCRIPTION OF DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. OPPICE MO. 40458 40459 40460 40461 40462 404 63 40464 < 0465 40466 40467 40468 4 0469 40470 40471 40472 40473 40474 40475 40476 40477 NAME. John Coyle Samuel Wilkinson John M'Namara William Wall Alexander Third Robert M'Gregor John Gordon James M'Cauly John Jamieson Hugh M'Avoy 40478 40479 40480 40481 40482 4048) 404S4 40485 40486 40437 John Donnelly James Hatch Edward Delany Peter Russell Edwin Hill James Burns Wm. Macormick John Workman Mitchell Kerr W. Dougls. Murray James Taylor Thomas Glass Andrew Urquhart Robert M'Culloch Bartholom. Leary Richard Connor Wilson M'Dowell John White William Jackson Edward Bradley 7oth Foot 76th Foot 76th Foot 77th Foot 78th Foot 79th Foot 83d Foot 83d Foot 83d Foot 85th Foot PABT9I1 AND COUNT* WIIEEE BORN. Drung, Cavan Hykeham, Lincoln Drumcliffe, Clare Canickbeg, Waterfd. Strichen, Aberdeen Lanark Greenlaw, Berwick Letterkenny, Doneg Abbey, Renfrew Dundalk, Louth labourer bricklayer labourer labourer farm- scrvt. labourer labourer tailor weaver labourer 22 21* 21 18j 21 181 24 1 18 19 20 87th Fusiliers 87th Fusiliers 87th Fusiliers 87th Fusiliers 89th Foot 89th Foot 89th Foot 91st Foot 92d Foot 92d Foot 92d Foot 92d Foot 92d Foot 92d Foot 95' h Foot 95th Foot 96th Foot 96th Foot 96th Foot 97th Foot Roteualis, Queen's Swordes, Dublin Cloncnagh, Queen's Arklow, Wicklow Newpassage, Devon Lame, Antrim St, Lawrence, Berks Coleraine, Londond. Bridgeton, Lanark Barony, Lanaik shoemaker labourer labourer labourer labourer shoemaker labourer labourer cotton- spi. weaver Joharm, Aberdeen Clackmannan, Perth1 Marnoch, Banff Pollockshaws, Renf. Glanmire, Cork Listowell, Kerry Kirkmaralay, Antm. Glasgow, Lanark Lanark Balmagoe, Galwny labourer tanner tailor groom labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer IIAIB. It. brn. dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn dark black dk. brn brown dk. brn fair grey hazel grey hazel hazel hazel hazel grey grey grey lift n 95 64 5 94 84 n 5| n dk. bin brown brown black brown dk. brn dark black dk. brs dk. brn It. brn. dk. brn black brown dk. brn sandy dk. brn brown brown brown grey hazel hazel grey grey grey grey hazol grey hazel grey hazel hazel grey blue grey hazel hazel grey brown PACE Iroh, dark frsh, frah, dark frsh, frsh, frsh, pale frsh, pale frsh. frsh. fair frsh. frsh. frsh. frsh. dark dark frsh. frsh dark frsh frsh. frsh. sail, frsh. frsh. frsh. COAT AND TU008EES. regimental regimental regimental shell jacket; c'oth coatee; tartan regimental; kilt coatce; Oxford mix, grey; moleskin brown; moleskin DATE OP DKSEKTN. PLACE OP DESERTION. 21 Dec. 14 Jan. 19 Dec. 7 Jan. 30 Dec. 3 Jan. 14 Jan. 13 Jan. 6 Jan. 10 Jan. red shell; Oxfd. mix. red shell; Oxfd. mix. red shell; Oxfd. mix. red shell; Oxfd. mix. shell jacket; cloth shell jacket; cloth blue jacket; black mo'eskin; dark red; tartan kilt blue; moleskin white ; tartan kilt brown; tartan white; tartan kilt white; tartan kilt shell; reg. cloth frieze; cord regimental; c'oth brown ; cloth bluejacket; canvas black 9 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jau. 1 Jan. 26 Dec. 10 Jan. 6 Jan. 25 Jan. 8 Jan. Cavan Lincoln Ennis Tempi emo, Strachan • Cavan Greenlaw Glasgow Paisley Newry MARKS AND REMARKS. des. off furlough. des. off pass. des. off furlough. took part of reg. nec. dc8. off sick furlough. off pass; last seen on the way to Cavan. des. off furlough. not surgically inspected. not surgically inspected. sup. obtained plain clothes. FortGeorge Dundee Dundeo Dundee Carlisle Larne Carlisle Armagh Edinburgh Glasgow 8 Jan. 2 Jan. 31 Dec. 1 Jan. 11 Jan. 21 Dec. 15 Jan. 9 Jan. 14 Jan. 6 Jan. Edinburgh Edinburgh Edinburgh Edinburgh Tralee Listowell Drumlough Hertford London Liverpool D.; 2nd des.; took great- coat, & part ot reg. uec. took part of reg. nec. took part of rcg. nec. 2nd desertion; took part of reg. nec. soldier- l'ke appearance; relatives reside in Bristol. formerly served in 45th Foot; des. off furlough. scrofula in neck ; enlargement of right side of neck. turns right foot in ; stole boots & socks; not apprd. in full highland uniform ; took greater part o( ncc. 2nd desertion; pardoned deserter. 2nd des.; took a coat from a civilian. 2nd desertion. not surgically inspected, des. of furlough; took the whole of reg. ncc. attested, not intermediately approved, attested, and intermediately approved. intermediately approved. 40488 40489 40490 40491 40492 40491 40494 4049.5 40496 40497 Oliver Egginton John Roberts George Clark John Crawford James Ewing William Gillroy Laurence Hearn Martin M'Intosh Thomas Ryan Charles Wetherall Roy. Roy. E. I. E. I. E. I. E. I. E. I. E. I. E. I. E. I. Artillery Artillery C.' s Art. C.' s Art, C.' s Art. C.' s Art C.' s Art. C.' a Art. C.' s Inf. C.' s Art. Birmingham, Waiw. Pcnn, St- ffbJd I. offra, Leicester Liverpool, Lancaster Glasgow, Lanark Lanark Gammonsfield. Tipp Givan, Lanark Trughe, Clare St. Pancras, Middle. glasscutter jo ner stock.- wca hatter engineer shoemaker labourer weaver labourer clerk 254 214 23 23 28} 24 j 20 23 20 221 brown dk. brn dk. brn. brown It. brn. dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn blue hazel hazel blue hazel blue hazel blue brown hazel frsh fair dark sail. frsh. frsh. frsh fair frsh. flor. rcg. jacket; blue reg. jacket ; blue fustian; tweed green ; blue moleskin blue; fustian grey frock; cord baragan; cord blue jacket; grey 8 Jan. 8 Jan. 4 Jan. 5 Jan. 16 Jan. 16 Jan. 10 Jan. 18 Jan. 6 Jan. 6 Jan. Portobello Portobello Kingston Liverpool Glasgow Glasgow Clonmel Warley Limerick London very short sighted. on route to join ; recruit, attested, and approved. lost an upper front tooth ; recruit, not inspected. pardoned deserter; 2nd desertion. intermediately approved. recruit, not surgically inspected. lost 1 front tooth; took 4 reg. shirts, 4 flannels,& c. attested. on route to join ; rccruit, attested, and approved. surgically inspected, and found fit. sup. a deserter from 75th Foot, as Joseph Cook, attested, but Dot intermediately approved. atlested, but not intermediately approved. a drummer. recruit. D.; Ird des.; scar on back part of head, attested, but not intermediately approved, rccruit, not surgically inspected, regimentals fouRd. 404ys 40499 40500 40501 40502 40503 40504 40505 40506 40507 John Fitzsimmons Elijah Haynes John White Robert Fuller Jamea Alexander Lawrence Ward James Adams John Fling John Conner Frank Sansom 10 th Foot 19 th Foot 43d Foot 47 th Foot 49 th Foot Roy. Artillery 3d Foot 3d Foot 15th Foot 23d Foot Maryboro', Queen's Thrussington, Leice. Drypool, York N. Peckenham, Norf. Barbadoes, W. Indies Norfolk Newcastle, Northld. Ring, Waterford Bootle, Lancaster Owermoiene, Dorset labourer fr.- wk.- kn miller labourer labourer labourer typefoundr. labourer joiner labourer 19 191 19J 191 261 19 28} 21 17} 18 brown ilk. bin It. brn. It. bm. fair dk. brn dk. brn biown dk. brn brown grey brown hazel blue grey grey hazel grey grey hazel frsh fair fair fair frsh, fair sail. I frsh. frsh, 1 frsh. brown; cord reg.; Oxford mixt, blue; brown fustian jacket; cord shell; cloth sleeve- waistc.; fustn. reg. cloth trousers green; cord blue jacket; brown supposed plain 25 Jan. 23 Jan. 25 Jan. 24 Jan. 21 Jan. 21 Jan. 26 Jan. 21 Jan. 25 Jan. 29 Jan. Liverpool Athy Colchester Rochdale Cloone Bolton Winchester Fermoy Manchestr. Parkhurst 40508 40509 40510 40511 40512 40513 40514 40515 40516 40517 Benjamin Watts John Smith John Lagg Thomas Kelly Dennis Gallaugher Charles Elkins John O'Neill John Walker Benjamin Hollick Richard James 23d fooi 26th Foot 26th Foot 37 th Foot 55th Foot 55th Foot 55th Foot 57th Foot 2d Bt. 60th R. 65 th Foot 75th Foot 75l. h Foot 76th Foot 93d Foot E. I. C.' a Art. E. I. C.' sArt.. 3d Drag. Gds 5th Drg. Gds. 6ih Dragoons 2d Foot 1 L. g. ComptoD, Oxford ' Dumfries | Dublin Brighton, Sussex Drumnobi'l, Donegl. | Farnham, Surrey Kilcue, Down ' Crowl, Lincoln Liddington, Wilts Broadclest, Devon labourer joiner weaver labourer labourer labourer weaver labourer labourer labourer m 21 171 19 22 191 224 25 24 24 brown [ hazel brown grey It. brn. grey dk. brn grey It. brn. blue It. brn. grey dk. brn hazel brown blue 7 j | broWR ! grey 6 i dk. brn1 erey 7j dk. brn, grey 71 brown j gi ey 71 brown j hazel 94 red grey 9 brown grey 81 brown 9} brown 8} dk. brn 941 red 7|' It. brn. It. brn. blue dk. brn blue dk. brn blue It. brn. dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown light It. brn. frsh. frsh. frsh. fair frsh. frsh. frsh. sail. frsh sail. supposed plain shell jacket; black shell jacket; black grey frieze; cord shell; Oxford mixt. shell; Oxford mixt. shell; Oxford mixt. red shell; cloth fustian 2i> Jan. 26 Jan. 28 Jan. 23 Jan. 25 Jan. 28 Jan. 26 _ Jan. 27 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. Parkhurst Belfast Belfast Brighton Devonport Devonport Devonport Chatham Paisley Bristol egimentals found. D. pockpitted; Irish accent; not inspected. 2nd ( leg.; took a suit of fustian, and nearly all ncc. supposed to be in Maidstone Gaol, recruit, not clothed, intermedialy approved. 40518 40519 40520 40521 40522 40523 40524 40525 - 10526 40527 James Pyne Patrick Murray John Maguire William Anderson Emmerson Curry Thomas Slack Samuel Carter Moffitt Bankes James Woodward George Wilson 40628 40529 40530 405fl 40532 40533 40534 40515 40536 40537 40538 40539 40540 40541 40542 40543 40544 40545 40546 40547 Robert Toole William Courtney Thomaa Lavelle Isaiah Spooner Saml. Shortliouse Thomas Morgan Isaac Alsobook John Bartley William Clarke Thomas Clarke 6tn rout 6th Foot 18 th Foot J5th Foot 35th Foot 35th Foot 35th Foot 37th Foot 46 th Foot 49th Foot Kilroacd., Clare Rathkeale, Limerick St. Peter, Louth Orr, Galloway Allendale, Northum. Loppington, Salop St. Luke, Middlssex All Saints, Northum. 1 St. Michael, Warwk. Northumberland St. Patrick, Dublin Brighton, Susacx Aglish, Mayo Wedneabury, Staffd. Burton, Stafford Sedgley, Stafford Ashby, Derby Kilumny, Leitrim Berkeley, Glo'ster Lough^ ll, Armash labourer stonecutter labourer labourer wheelwrig. whitesmith si'. kdresser grcom watchmakr servant 224 191 26 204 254' 5 hazel blue hazel hazel hazel dark frsh. frsh. frsh. fair frsh. frsh. frsh. fair dark regimental supposed plain red shell; regimental red jacket; kilt b'ack blue cloth cloak fustian; cord dark mixture ; drab scarlctjacket; blue labourer servant labourer collier labourer puddlcr labourer labourer labourer labourer Patrick Kelly Michael Goran Edward Gibson Benjamin Stringer James Reid Timothy Woolley John M'Lune Nicholas Power George Kidd Thomas Smith 4054* 40549 40550 40551 40552 40553 40554 40555 40556 40657 Edwaid Unsworth Frans. M'Cormick Jcremiah Campion Geo. M'Cracken John Allan Hugh Baillie John Clark Daniel Fanell Christop. Garland John Donnelly 5j£ d root 2d Bt. 60th R. 74 th Foot 82d Foot 9th Bt. R. Art. E. I. C.' s Art. E. I. C.' s Inf. E. I. C.' s Art. Scofs. Fusils. 10tb Foot 10t. li I'oov 12 th Foot 26th Foot 26th Foot 26th Foot 26th Foot 65th Foot 89 th Foot 89th Foot 89th Foot Syrkerun, King's St. Michael, Limrk Irvine, Ayr Ecclesfield, York Newhills, Aberdeen Ban don, Cork Sandflcld, Down Liverpool, Lancaster Barony, Lanar k Moran, Down labourer boatman weaver groom labourer labourer clerk labourer hazel grey grey hazel ffrey grey hazel 19 22 281 22 19 27 201 194 24 23 7< 64 10 8 74 71 64 104 9 6 40558 40559 40560 40561 46563 40564 40565 40566 40567 40568 Tnomas Hennesy David Powell Alex. M'Leod George Nelson Henry Fullpitt Thomas Petch William Goy George Fryer John Mason John Kenyon li. 1. C.' a Art, E. I. C's Art, E. I. C.' s Art E. I. C.' a Art. 6th Foot 8th Foot 48th Foot 48th Foot 49th Foot 59th Foot Woddsidc, Lancaster Kilmorc, Mayo Caber, Tippcrary Dumfries Beeth, Ayr Ardrossan, Ayr St. Mary, Cork St. Mary, Tipporary Kilmalogue, King's Loughall, Armagh cotton- spi. labourer labourer stock.- wea. cotton- apn. shoemaker tailor nailor labourer labourer 23 5 21 5 194 5 21 5 25 | 5 22} 5 19 5 23 5 20 ,5 184 5 Youghall, Cork Desserth, Radnor ' St. Andrew, Edinbur. Tydavonet, Monagh Forton- bridRe, Hants Newsliam, York St. Michael, Lincoln Elston, Notts Drypool, York Mercliffe, York It. bm. dk. brn black It. brn. brown brown brown brown dk. brn brown grey blue blue grey brown grey grey grey hazel hazel frsh. red shell; Oxfd. mix. frsh. red shell; Oxfd. mix. dark blue frieze; cord sail, regimental frsh. regimental frsh.. regimental frsh. I regimental frsh. shell; Oxford mixt. fair j reg.; Oxford mixt. frsh. 11 Jan. 24 Jan. 26 Jan. 31 Dec. 26 Jan. 26 Jan. 29 Jan 11 Jan, 29 Jan. 19 Jan. 26 Jan. 26 Jan. 26 Jan. 24 Jan. 24 Jan. 24 Jan. 24 Jan. 26 Jao. 23 Jan. 25 Jan. Biir Birr Manchestr. Dumfries Manchestr. London London Nottingha. Birmingha. London ' Carri^ allen Carrigallcn Castlebar I W. Bromw. Burton Sedgcley j Burton Dowlais Athlone sail frsh. dark frsh. frsh fair pale frsh. frsh. frsh. brown . lark brown fair fair brown It. brn. dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn biue grey grey grey grey grey grey grey hazel grey frsh. frsh. sail. fair fair frsh. fair fair sail. frsh. fatig.; Oxford mixt. blue coatee; Oxfrd. mixt, great- coat; black frock ; moleskin blue; Oxford mixt. brown ; blue red ; ( lark grey blue jacket; baragn. 1 Feb. 27 Dec. 14 Jan. 27 Jan. 29 Jan. 26 Jan. 28 Jan. 28 Jan. 12 Jan. 29 Jan. velvet jack ct; cord regimental ; cloth coatee; black coatee; black coafee ; black coatee; black black frock; dark reg. coatee; black reg. coatee; black reg. coatee; black 29 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 19 Jan. 40569 40569 Edwin Jones Edward Leonard Thomas Moore j Alexander Logan William Found ; Jos. Hicks a. Gane Thomas Lloyd Thos. Thornbory : John Beddows 59th Foot 59th Foot Tardeliig, Worcester All Saints, Nrthumb, Roy. Marines Cowfold, Sussex Roy. Marines Lanark Roy. Marines Kilkhampto'j. Devon Roy. Marine? Bradford, Wilts Roy. Marines' Limerick Roy. Marines' Thornton, York Roy. Marines] Kidderminster, Wor. j weaver labourer 24 5 7 light porter 24} 5 j) labourer 21 5 9 labourer 24^ 5 8} labourer 21 5 fi labourer 174 5 6 brazier 191 & 9 labourer 18| 5 r, i labourer 18} 5 7 labourer 374 5 6 hookmakr. 25} b 6+ labourer 174 5 6 labourer 29 5 8 servant 23 5 R labourer m 5 74 labourer 193 5 61 labourer 22 5 7 butcher 11 5 « 1 weaver 23 5 74 brown brown dk. brn brown It. brn. It. brn. dark fair dk. brn sandy blue blue hazel blue grey grey hazel hazel hazel Rrey frsh. frsh. frsh. dark frsh. frsh. frsh. fair frsh. fair blue; Oxford mixt blue; Oxford mixt coatee; Oxfd. mixt. shell; Oxford grey reg.; Oxford mixt. reg.; Oxford mixt. shell jacket; black coatee; black It. brn. grey brown dk. brn brown It. brn. fair black dk. brn grey hazel It. bin. grey blue hazel blue sail, red jacket; black fair redjacket; black fair frsh. brn. frah. frsh. sail. frsh. undresa uniform dark frock; molesk. undress uniform red shell; Oxfd. mix. uniform; Oxfd. mix. red shell; Oxfd. grey 29 Jan. 29 Jan. 29 Jan. 29 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 26 Jan. 26 Jan. 31 Jan. 25 Jan. Brecon Limerick Irvine Kinsale Woolwich Warley Warley Liverpool Barcny Liverpool Liverpool sup. Dublin sup. Bandn. sup Glasgo. sup. Glosgo. sup. Ardros. London Newbridge Portarling. Loughall broke out of hospital; took a recruit's suit of c'othes. weak eyes; walks lame; has rheumatic pains, scar on right cheek ; des. off furlough, purchased discharge from 9th Bat. R. Art.; approved, des. off rccruiting service ; attested, attested, and intermediately approved, an officer's servant. slightly pockpittcl; took part of reg. nec. recruit, not finally approved, took side- belt, plate, and part oVreg. nee. took side- belt, plate, and part of reg. nec. s; ar on left foot. pockpitted ; off furlo'; tk. all nec.; seen at Liverpool, des. off furlough ; took the whole of reg. nec. des. off furlough ; took the whole of reg. nec. pockpitted ; robust; off furlough ; took all nec. pcckpitted ; took side- belt, great- coat, & all reg. nec. des. off furlough ; took part of reg. nec. supposed to have gone in servant's clothing. rccruit, at drill; took belt, plate, & part of rcg. uec. stout; sup. gone to Galway. des. off furlough ; took part of reg. nec. by trade a spring knife cutter; took part of rcg. nec. stout, and of healthy appearance. 2nd desertion; attested. attested. recruit, not surgica'ly inspected. by trade a fancy paper- maker; des. off furlough. not surgically inspected. not su gicully inspected. doscrtid off furlough; took the whole ol reg. nec. des. off furlough. robbed his master; des. off furlough, des. off furlough, des. off furlough. attested, and intermediately approved, pockpitted ; off furlough; took part of reg. nec. des. off furlough ; took part of reg. nec. des. off furlouuh ; took uart of retr. nrr. Warley Warley Warley Warley Portsmouth Lincoln Lincoln Athlon ® Hull 23 Jan. 21 Jan. 9 Dec. 5 Feb. 19 Jan. 27 Jan. 24 Jan. 29 Jan. 19 Jan. Leeds Leeds Edinburgh ICilkhamp. Bath Hd,- quartr. Sheerness scar left eyebrow; attested; took all clothing, & nec, attested. • tatooed on both fore- arms; attested* attested. sup. at Preston; des. off furlough; took all ie » . noc. took belt, belt- plate, and necessaries, anchor on left hand ; des. off furlough, des. off furlough. took side- belt, plate, and part of reg. nec. 2nd des.; took side- belt, plate, and part of reg. nec. 2nd des.; took side- bolt, plato, and part of reg. nec. [ ' Nautilus.' Portsmouth div.; punishment; des. from II. M. S. Woolwich division; recruit. Portsmouth div.; off furlo'; took gt.- coat, & coatee, Woolwich division; recruit, not inspected, Woolwich division. Chatham division ; des. from II. M. S, ' Trafalgar.' Woolwich division. 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