> OLICE by> 8ttff) orttg* '" CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, un<' against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and the circumstance of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences who 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. No. 3437 FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1861. m t- J * Notice.— It is requested that all communications for the pur- pose of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen property, may bear t! ie Signature of the person requiring or sending the same, and all applications in reference to the POLIQE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to MR. W. D. BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. *,* Whenever it is desired that any person should be appre hended, and the Name is given, it, is indispensably necessary that an Information should be made and sworn to before a Magistrate, of the Offence charged, and nn attested copy thereof, together with the Advertisement, forwarded to the Editor for insertion. As no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the fl PKJR GAZETTE, all Letters addressed to the Editor he -^ repaid, otherwise the insertion will not be made. It is r ed thKt the Names and Descriptions of Deserters. and Absen ,. s frtyn the Militia, as well as those from the regular Army, intend 1 for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, may be addressed to • The Under Secretary of State for War, War Office, as they caunot be published without his Pall Mall, London, S. W., authority!^ ' V • N FOR \ T IONS. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. Between 8 and 9 p. m. on the 28th ultimo, some person or persons wilfully set fire to two wheat ricks, situate in a rickyard, at Inkberrow, Worcestershire, whereby they were both destroyed, the property of Miss Elizabeth Rand. Infor- mation to be given to John Bevan, Superintendent of Police, 1 Bromsgrove, Worcestershire. — Bow- street, March 8. During the night of the lst instant, the out- buildings in the occupation of Mr. Lush Vickers, Bangor, containing a quantity of hay, straw, and beans; the live stock, consisting of ^ welve cows and three horses ; and about forty tons of hay and ^ iAjtr, stored in stacks in the adjoining stackyard, were totally destroyed by fire. Supposed to be the act of an incendiary. Information to be given to Inspector Bolton, Flintshire Con- stabulary, Hanmer.— Bow- street, March G. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. Between the hours of 2 and C a. m. on the Srd instant, the house of Mrs. Palmer, of Buntingford, Herts, was broken into, during the absence of the family, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz. : a silver Gravy Spoon, marked ' E. ;' six Table Spoons, marked ' D.' or ' G.;' six Dessert ditto, marked ' L. ; ' six Tea ditto; five ditto, maiked ' J. M. G. ;' a ditto, marked ' M. G. ;' two ditto, marked < E. G.;' six Table Forks ; four Salt Cellars, one pair marked ' T. M.;' four Knife Rests; a Caddy Spoon, marked ' L. ;' five Salt Spoons; twelve plated Forks ; a pair of plated Gravy Ladles ; two pair of plated Sugar Tongs, one pair marked ' E. G.;' a pair of plated Dessert Spoons; some old Rings; a plated Cake Basket; a plated Liquor Stand; a plated Watch Chain ; six Tea Spoons; a Table Spoon ; a new black cloth Over Coat, large size ; and a silk Pocket Handkerchief, buff centre, and red border. Sup- posed by two men : one is about 36 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, walks uprightly, black hair, whiskers shaved off, and dressed in dark clothes, is a shoemaker by trade ; the other is 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, black hair and whiskers, and dressed in dark clothes, he is a tinman by trade. They are supposed to have gone to London. Information to be given to Richard E. Oliver, Inspector, Buntingford, Herts.— Bow- street, March 8. During the night of the lst instant, or early on the follow- ing morning the house of the Rey, J. Hayworth, at Westbury- on- Trym, was burglariously entered i- nd the following property stolen therefrom : two silver Table Spoons, marked ' J. W.;' an electro- plated Tea- pot, figured patt'ern; twdve ditto Tea Spoons; one ditto Sugar Tongs ;• one Pocket Pistol, flint lock, makers Dunderdale, Mabson, and Labron ; one Sovereign and 4s. 9d. in Silver and Copper. £ 10 vewpd will'be paid to any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superintendent Box, Staple Hill, or to Sergeant W. Wood, Police Station, Westbury- on- Trym, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, March 8. On the night of the 4tli, or morning of the 5th instant, the house of Mr. Yeoman, Military- road, Canterbury, was entered by removing a window, and the following property was stolen therefrom : a silver Hunting Watch ; a Sovereign and lis. in Silver ; a blue pilot monkey Jacket; a large plaid Coat; a sleeve Waistcoat ; a pair of shepherd's plaid ^ Trousers ; two pairs of cloth ditto : two pairs of Shoes ( one pair newly half- soled) ; a black long tailed Coat; two silk Handkerchiefs ; a brown felt Hat., ' narrow round crown, broad brim ; and a quantity of Cigars. By two soldiers of the 64th regiment, one French the other American. Information to be given to Super- intendent Davies, City Police, Canterbury. — Bow - street, March 8. FORGERY. - 1* I Description of a man charged with passing a forged £ 10 Bank of England Note at Alcester, Warwickshire, on the 23rd ultimo. He is about 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, dark complexion, and black hair and whiskers; dressed in dark clothes, black liat, and lace- up boots with brass eyelet holes. * The note is dated October 16th, 1860, and signed ' W. P. Gattie;' iE% ras passed by sending a little boy whom he met in the street \ for cattle medicine and 2 lbs. of tea to a grocer's shop kept by Mr. H. T L - vis, High street, Alcester. Information to be given t<, Mr. Superintendent Dunbar, Alcester.— Bow- street. • March 1. [ • r ROBBERY AND LARCENY FUOM THE PERSON. Stolen on the 4th instant, from the person of Robert Steward, at Ipswich, a silver Watch, maker James Williams, London, No. 14795, with steel Chain, two brass Seals, three brass Keys, and a bone Seal attached. Information to be given to William Carrington Mason, Head Constable, Town Hall, Ipswich.— Bow- street, March 8. Stolen from the person of a drunken man while at Downham Fair, on the 4th instant, a double- cased silver Watch, maker's name Alex. Anderson, Liverpool, No. 7894^ Information to be given to the Superintendent * of PolicsJ Downham Market, Norfolk.— Bow- street, MtifOt 6. "*' - 1 Description of two persons charged with highway robbery with violence, committed on the nLht of the 25th ultimo in Brighouse, in the West Riding of Yorkshire. A man who goes by the name of DUBLIN JACK, alias FIFER JACK, about 37 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, stoutly built, broad shoulders, swarthy complexion, dark hair, and whiskers down to chin but do not meet, and dressed in cotton cord trousers, dark drab, partly worn, old brown cloth shooting coat, blue striped shirt,, no waistcoat, black and red plaid scarf, and boot with brass eyelet holes, but not laced up to the top ; he plays upon a fife, and frequents low ptiblic and beer houses ; and a woman, who goes by the name of POLLY, about 30 years of age, 6 feet high, stoutly built, pale complexion, " Ihtly pockmarked, brown hair, and dressed in a silk and •: raj\ e black drawn bonnet, black and white plaid shawl, middle- izejLpattern, print dress, white ground with lilac flower, and boots ; she is supposed to be in company with ' Dublin . Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Wardle, lid tag Constabulary, Halifax ; or to Mr. Inspector Tetect. ive Department, Chief Constable's Office, Wake- Lrkshire,— Bow- street, March 4. The house of Mr. Lea Foden, timber dealer, Macclesfield, was burglariously broken into during the night of the 5th instant, and the following artiqjfi'of Wearing Apparel stolen therefrom, viz. : a black cloth Sack Coat, with velvet coller, two outside hip pockets, and one outside breast ditto ; a black cloth single- breasted Over Coat, pockets in the seams, and a small ticket pocket; a blue mixture Shooting Jacket, two outside pockets, and one inside breast ditto ; a black cloth single- breasted Over Coat, with fly front, much worn; a black cloth Dress Coat, large size, much worn ; a blue pilot sack Over Coat, two hip pockets, one ticket ditto, and one inside breast ditto ; a woollen Scarf Shawl, red ground, green border, and fringe ; a black silk Hat, marked ' L. F.' with black lead inside ; a Measuring Tape, in bright coloured case ; three gold Shirt Studs ; and an old- fashioned silver Cream Jug, marked with the letter ' B.' Information to be given to Mr. James Etchell, Chief Superintendent of Police, Town Hall, Maccles- field.— Bow- street, March 8. Between the hours of 2 and 6 a. m. on the 6th instant, the shop of Mr. John Butterfield, watch and clock maker, Shipley, near Bradford, Yorkshire, was burglariously broken into, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz., twelve silver Watches, and four silver Watch Cases, of the following descrip- tion : 1 lever Hunting Watch, with white dial, sunk seconds, four holes jewelled, ' Patent' engraved on- the cock, No. 5030, with hour hand only, moon pattern, pearly k / new. vl patent lever Watch, heavy cased, hard enamelled dial, sunk seconds, with the words ' Patent detatched lever' on the face, fancy hands, and No. 4065. 1 pair- cased lever Watch, with hard enamelled dial, fancy hands, and No. 47,955. 1 plain lever Watch, with hard enamelled dial. 1 plain lever Watch, second- hand, with the dial broken in the centre, and sunk seconds. 1 duplex Watch, large size, with moon hands, and the word ' Duplex ' scratched on tlie movement with a sharp instrument, and hard enamelled dial, without seconds. 1 second- hand consular Watch, without seconds, an old movement having been re- cased with consular cases. 1 second- hand pair- cased verge Watch, large size, with the dial cracked. 1 second- hand lever Watch, without balance wheel, hard enamelled dial. * 1 small second- hand Geneva Watch, silver dial, painted figures, with blue steel moon, hand, with gold moon hand and seconds. 1 second- hand Geneva lever Watch, withput cock and balance wheel. A pair of silver cases. A small silver Geneva Case. A small silver lever Case. A middle- sized silver lever Case. ( All cases engine- turned except the pair- cased ones.) 1 hard enamelled dial lever Watch, fleur- de- lis, without cock and jewel cover, and inside chain. £ 5 reward will be paid for such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, or a _ roportionate sum will be given for the recovery of any part, thereof. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Copeland, West Riding Constabulary, Court House, Bradford.— Bow- street, March 8. Between 9 a. m. on the 3rd, and 7 a. m. on the 4th instant, the Church School at Coolay, in the township of Shelf, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, was entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz. : an American Clock, small size, with a snip on the lower part of the case ; and eighteen framed Slates, of various sizes ; the property of the Rev. Mr. Waun. Entrance was effected by means of breaking a window. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Henry Wardle, West Riding Constabulary, Halifax, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 6. Description of a man wanted, having committed a burglary at West Ham on the night of the 21st January last. He is 20 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, sallow complexion, dark brown hair, stoops, turns his toes out when walking, and dressed in a dark monkey jacket, cord trousers, and black cloth cap with peak,— Metropolitan Police, K Division, March 6. During the night of the 2nd instant the dwelling- house of Colonel McKenzie, at, Frencliay, parish of Winterbourne, was entered by means of breaking a pane of glass in the parlour window. and the following articles stolen therefrom : a silver Teapot, lion handle ; two ditto Sugar Basins ; one ditto Cream Jug ; one ditto Sugar Tongs ; one ditto Sugar Sifter; four d& wT'.- , > oo « k crest, a dper's head; one ditto Salt Spoon, sainT'crest; one ditto Mustard Spoon, plain ; one uitio antique Snuff Box, with mother- of- pearls, top set round with rubies and turquoise; one ditto old- fashioned oval- shaped Snuff Box, with inscription, ' Sir L. M. McKenzie ;' three ditto Cases for Scissors, & c.; one ditto Corkscrew in case ; one silver- gilt Top of Inkstand ; one gold Seal, crest, a deer's head ; one ditto, crest, a lion ; one ditto, cornelian, with two profile, ; one gold Ring, with blue stone, crest, a deer's head ; one large gold Pin; one silver- gilt Card Case, with ' S. A. M.' in monogram ; one £ 5 Bank of England Note, £ 14 in Gold, and 30s. in Silver; and a double- bottomed silver lever Watch, maker's name Percy, London. Whoever will give sifch information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 10 reward. Information to be given to Mr. T. L. Box, Superintendent of Police, Staple Hill, near Bristol.— Bow- street, March 6. On the night of the 3rd instant, the dwelling- house of J. Clarke, Esq., Chester- road, Macclesfield, was burglariously broken into, and the following ( amongst other) property- stolen therefrom : a large silver plated Candlestick ; a small ditto ; a silver Top to mustard pot and Spoon ; two black cloth Overcoats, large size ; a black cloth Frock Coat, ditto ; a black silk Hat with brown lining, maiked ' Paris'; a pair of - men's Shoes, large size; a pair ot patent leather Slippers ; a pail- of women's black cloih Boots, elastic sides, patent'leather fronts ; a brown mixture cloth lady's Paletot, lined down the front with black lutestring, bound with brown galoon, black figured silk sleeve linings ; a brown silk Umbrella with brown stick handle; a dark brown alpaca ditto with bamboo cane; and two dark alpaca ditto with white bone handles. £ 5 reward will be paid to any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, on application to Mr. Etchells, Superintendent of Police, Mac- clesfield, Cheshire, to whom any information may be given.— Bow- street, March 6. Between 1 and 2 p. m. on the 26th ultimo, a cottage at Beoley, Worcestershire, in the occupation of William Kyte, was forcibly entered through a back window, during the absence of the inmates, and the following property stolen therefrom : a black cloth vest; a pair of dark cloth trousers; a black and red plaid Scarf; a strong white Smockfrock ; a pair of light lace- up Shoes ; a lilac cotton Dress ; a white Cashmere Shawl with red border ; two black crape Scarfs ; a black orlean Cape trimmed with crape ; a blue and white plaid bundle Handkerchief; and a pair of goloshes. Information to be given at the . Police Office, King's Heath, near Birmingham. — Bow- street, March 4. Between 8 and 9 p. m. on the lst instant, the dwelling- house of Mrs, Swindells, in the borough of Macclesfield, was broken into during the absence of the inmates, and the following articles stolen: three plain siiver Table Spoons, fiddle pattern ; two old- fashioned silver Tea Spoons, one with embossed handle, the other plain; a silver Fruit Knife, with imitation toi- toisesheirhandle ; a silver Thimble, a Sovereign, and 8s. in silver. Information to be given to James Etchells, Chief Superintendent of Police, Town Hall, Macclesfield.— Bow- street, March 4. Between, the' liou'rs of 11 p. m. on the lst and 6 a. m. on the 2nd instant, the shop of Mr. William Thomson, hardware merchant, Wigtown, was entered, by forcing open the window of the back shop which communicates with the front shep, and the follwing property stolen therefrom, viz. : seven gold Rings ; a gold miniature Brooch ; a lady's gold Watch, num- ber 21094 ; a ditto, number 55266 ; a plated Brooch, with two w * 4 POLICE GAZETTE. f • March 8. white ivory swans ; a set of white cornelian studs ; a small; sallow complexion," high cheek hones, wide mouth, flat lips, j bury on the 2nd instant. A warrant has been issued for his gold Pencif Case, with turquoise stones; from twelve to fifteen teeth a little apart, dark grey eyes, dark hair, no beard or i apprehension. Information to be given to the Chief Super- gold Watch Guards ; a gentleman's gold Watch ; three silver j whiskers, and small moustache ; wore a single- breasted coat, ' intendent, Police Office, Bath.— Bow- street, March 6. Watches; from six to eight gold- plated hair Bracelets, with fastened at the neck and opened below, showing a gold Albert T, , T , . , . , _ stones ; twelve German silver Guards ; about six gold Brace- chain, and a black felt turban cap, which seemed small for his I ' Mvert. sed in the Police'Gazette of the lets ; six or seven plated ditto ; and £ 12 in Notes, Gold, and I head. He had in his possession a number of gold and silver ! name, ls ^ n AK L E b F L L T CHER, a native Silver, one of the notes, of the British Linen Company's Bank, ; French coins and a Geneva watch with f- plate and natent! " ha, aS h, a ™ « stolen Wearing Apparel from has one corner torn off. Information to be given to the Chief j wind- up work, the seconds' hand wanting, ^ fobtaitefpos- ! ?,° h. am> Cambridgeshire, has been apprehended"^ tte Norfolk Police : Constable, Wigtown.- Bow- street, March 4. session of the ring and chain under the pretence of tak ng jboot, i,' as ^ ^ ^\ Z'mo ™ Between the honrs of 7 and 12 a. m. on the 24th ultimo, them to show to Ins w. fe and professed to eave with the ! a public.. house. lnformatio'n to be iven xo BupenntendL during the absence of the family, the cottage of Gabriel Brice, je' » eltar, in a leather satchell French coins equal to their value, Benson, Newmarket, Cambridgeshire - Bow- street: March t' of Castleleavington, near Yarm, in the North Riding of York- j Out, wmcn on examination atter lie naa gone were louna to ne ; " shire was broken into by removing part of a window, and the ; copper and of little worth. He substituted the copper for the j Description of two gipsies who stole a Hive of Bees, and following articles stolen therefrom : a grev Coat, with a pocket gold coin so very adroitly that he is believed to be a practised j violently assaulted Robert Smith Heyward, wheelwright, of inside and two outside ; a grev Vest : a pa r of brown cloth ! thief, and will in all probability endeavour to obtain jewellery ! Redgrave,^ Suffolk, about 9 p. m. on the 21st ultimo. One, Trousers, black stripe down the side ;' a light drab Top- coat., 1 in a similar manner in other places. £ 2 10s. reward will be DAVID SMITH, about 35 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, with an'inside and two outside pockets ; a blue clotli Cap, I paid to any one who shall give such information as may lead | and the forefinger of left hand is stiff in the joint; dressed in a flowered in front; two silk Handkerchiefs ( one blue arid white j to the apprehension and conviction of the thief and recovery of | light short jacket, with dark pilot coat, new light cord or the other red and'white) ; a Razor, • marked ' England!' on the j the property. Information to be given to Mr. Jackson, Chief j fustian trousers, and dark cap. The other man's name is sup- blade • a 4lver verge Watch with st » el Chain attached ; and I Constable, Town Hall, Sheffield.— Bow- stred, March 8. ! posed to he ALFRED SMITH, about 20 years of age, about 5 six common Tea Spoons. Two men, of the following descrip- Description of THOMAS RAMSLEY, who stands charged i S^ n/ JStS ^ d'tr^ erf^ IS**** ta tion, were begging at the farm- houses in the neighbourhood with ^ Ywg two numbers of'' Ure's Dictionary of Arts, Mann- : ThlV tov^ l ^^ r^ St n^' P T ^ and are suspected of having committed the robbery, as a pair of fact an| Mines,' on the 23rd ultimo, the property of Mr. J. hg loTtS S I S° T T SUPP° 8^ Al, 1 V, W- L- Plnt. l, trousers with a hole in the seat and an old dark Charles Oninton surgeon Willenhall • W 28 or 30 height « maiked about the legs from kicks which they received IMea ynintoii, suigeon, vv men Hall age za or . iu, neigtit m the aff Information to be given to P. C. Cook, Police feet 7 inches, slender made, pale face, light hair, sandy Statiol); Batesdale, Suffolk, who holds the warrant for their apprehension.— Bow- street, March 4. cloth cap, which one of them wore, were left behind in the cottage; one was about 20 years of age, height about 5 feet 7 inches, and slender made ; the other about 30 or 35 years of age, height about 5 feet; dressed in an old brown shooting coat and dark cap ; they \ tere both very dirty, and will probably he wearing part of the stolen clothes. Information to be given to Superintendent Smith, Stokeslev, or to Sergeant Singleton, Yarm, North Riding of Yorkshire Constabulary.— Bow- street, March 4. Between the hours of 6and 8 p. m. on the 27th ultimo, the sitting room of Mr. C. Hobday, Birchfield, Perry Barr, w: 5 hair; whiskers, and walks erectly; dressed in an old black cloth waistcoat aud dress coat ( swallow tail), black cord trousers, and cloth cap ; he is a painter, a native of West Drayton, Middle- sex, and has lately been employed at Swan Village, Oldbury, and West Bromwich. Information to be given to Inspector E. Thompson, Police Office, Willenhall, who bolls a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 8. Absconded on the 2nd instant, THOMAS WIGGETT, ' dealer, of Edgefield, Norfolk, charged with fraudulently con- the folteiriig" his own use the sum of £ 73 10s the amount of ancient Carthage, about 3ft by 2 ft. 3 ins.; the < Prince of j obtained for the sale of seventy Hogget Sheep, the property of Wales and Prince Alfred,' about 24 ft. by 18 ins.; < The Young ! Christopher West, farmer, Briston who will pay all reasonable Anglers' ( coloured), about 2 ft. by 18 ins. ; an old- fashioned j ^^^^ r^ hef^ nH^ if fS dressed in brown cloth coat, e- up boots, and black jimcrow left unfastened. Information to be given to ' Work- Needlew Pestal which was _ Between the hours of 6 and 8 p. m. on the 24th ultimo, during the absence of the family at divine service, the dwelling- house of Mr. Samuel Twyning, of Painswick, schoolmaster, was broken into, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz. : a £ 5 Note of the Stroud Bank, £ 3 10s. in Gold, and about £ 3 in Silver ; a large pair- cased silver Watch, white dial,. badly cracked, italic figures, maker's name Benjamin Reeves, Framp- ton, No. 2969,— a chain that was attached to it has been found with the bow and stud of the - watch attached to it ( it is likely to be taken to be repaired); and two Pocket Knives, the handle of one is buckhorn, mended with wood. Information to be given to Mr. W. Hanbridge, Superintendent of Police, Stroud- water, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, March 4. Stolen on the 25th ultimo, from No. 29, Piccadilly, Jhe hat. He has with him a bay cob and cart, and was seen going j property of John Barwise, a Chronometer, maker J^ quet, c * T 1 1>- 1 1 - DO- „ nis,. o Smethwick ,„, I into Lynn on the 4th instant, in company with a woman ; he No- 750, in - mahogany case, about 4 in. by 3$ in. - By a man, ' Sergeant John Richards, Police Office, Smethwick, oi to any ; , g ^^ to Inf; rmation'to ie piven to Inspe'ctor age 22, height s feet 2 inches, pale complexion, dylk Jiair cut V John Mobbs, Police Station, Holt, Norfolk, who holds Police Station in Staffordshire.— Bow- street, March 4. HEORSS AID' CATTLE STEALING. a rant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 8. Further particulars respecting the Watch advertised in the Police Gazette of the 4th instant as stolen from the Stolen, from Whitechurch- heath, Shropshire, during the ' White Horse' inn, Shiffnal, Salop, on the 28th ultimo. It is night of the 3rd instant, two Asses. One, a light- coloured j a srnall silver Geneva, horizontal movement, gold figures, she- ass, 14 years old, turns her fore feet inwards ; the other, silver dial, maker's name Mouline, and a gold plated Guard, dark- coloured, not cut, about 8 years old, turns the near hind treble link, snake pattern. It is' supposed by a man, age foot in. Information to be given to Superintendent Haines, | a}, out 23, height 5 feet 7 or 8 inches, dark hair, thin face, fair Police Station, Whitchurch, Shropshire.— Bow- street, March 8. j complexion ; dressed in a black jimcrow hat, black jacket, The brown cob Mare supposed to have been stolen from I fark trousers and vest. He said he came from Shrewsbury Highford Mill, Salop, and advertised in the Police Gazette of , day> travel ed on commission : and he was traced on the lst instan , has been found and restored to the owner.-! « > e pad towards Wellington the same day. Information to - Bow- street, March 8. 1 Wlven P- C- ( No- 7) R. Dovey, . Police Station, Shiffnal, ' Salop.— Bow- street, March 8. Absconded on the 2nd instant, from No. 2, Buckley- mews, i Colchester- street, Whitechapel, a female, aged 55 years, 5 feet 4 inches high, dark complexioif* and hair, and mole over left eye, stealing the following articles, the property of William Edwards : three blankets ; two pairs of calico Sheets ; a pair _ . , , . , , I of linen ditto: two Table Cloths and a Table Cover, marked Further particulars of the black Gelding stolen on the ! , w in ml cotton. a siik Handkerchief; a new Hearth 27th ultimo, from the farm- yard of Mr. Kendall. A man of ; R fom. ; vs of boyg> cl0tli Trousers; a suit of black cloth the following description went through Colerbrook turnpike- j clo, hes . a boy- 8 suit 0f ditto . alld three calico Shirts.— Metro- gate, leading a horse answering the description ^ of the one i poij( an p0iice', H Division, March 6. stolen : he is about 40 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, r , , ... , . _ , . dark hair and whiskers, and thin face ; dressed in dark coat! Stolen, from a dwelling- house in Crewe Cheshire on the buttoned up to the chin, pockets at side, light trousers, and i 5th instant, the following property : a drab tweed Shooting brown billycock hat with large brim.— Metropolitan Police. I Coat with drab horn buttons, nearly new,; a pair of drab short, no whiskers; dressed in dark trousers, brown Inverness cape, and black hat.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, March 4. Stolen on the 28tli ultimo, from the ,' White Horse Inn,' Shiffnal, Salop, a small silver horizontal Watch, with a gold Guard, snake pattern, two links broken. Supposedly a man, age 23, height 5 feet 7 or 8 inches, thin face, fair cMplexion, dark hair; dressed in black jim- crow hat, dark jacket, vest, and trousers, stated that ne came from Shrewsbury, and travels on commission ; he took lodgings for the night and j^ t on the next morning, and was traced the same day in tha< irection of Wellington ; he can be identified. Information Jfo be given to P. C. ( No. 7) Rd. Dovey, Police StatiWi, ShiffnaC— Bow- street, Supposed to have been stolen on the 26th or 27th ultimo, : from a common at Limpsfield, Surrey, a black mare Pony, aged, II hands high, white star on forehead, fore legs crooked, and j large knees,' the property of Robert Miles. Information to be 1 given to Superintendent. A. H. Bungard, Surrey Cofista" btffl# y, Godstone.— Bow- street, March 6. T Division, March 6. Supposed to have been stolen, within the last month or five weeks, from a field in the township of Norton, in the West Biding of Yorkshire, the property of Mr. Robert Marsh, of Campsall, farmer, twenty Tup Hog Sheep, in good condition, all marked on, the near side with red paint, part of them have the tip of the near ear cut off, and a snip out of the same ear. They have been on turnips with other sheep, and have been in charge of a shepherd who has neglected to count them. Supposed by a man of the following description : a drover, between 40 and 50 years of age, about 5 feet 11 inches high, dark hair and whiskers, turning grey, and round- shouldered ; dressed in a drab swinger coat, drab trousers, and black hat. £ 10 reward will be paid by the Norton and Ackworth Associa- tion for the Prosecution of Felons, and £ 5 by Mr. Marsh, the owner, to any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Hall, West Riding Con- , stabulary, Sessions House, Pontefract — Bow- street, March 4. Stolen the 27th ultimo, from the farm- yard of William Kendall, Worton Farm, Isleworth, a black Gelding, 15 hands high, long mane and tail, no shoes, in good condition.— Metro- politan Police, T Division, March 4. LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Stolen, between the 2nd and 4th instant, from J. S. Crompton, Esq., of Syke- lodge, in the parish of Newsham- with- Breckenbrough, about 7 § stone of Sheet Lead, with several holes in it, by a man of the following description : , age 28 or 30, height 5 feet 10 inches, light complexion, brown hair, proportionate figure, cast in eyes ; dressed in a brown or dark shooting coat, spotted or small plaid vest, cord trousers, black cap, and clogs. The above property has been recovered. Information to be given to Thomas Smith, Inspector, Thirsk. — Bow- street, March 8. Stolen on the lst instant, from Harnage Grange, Salop, the property of James Davies, a new pair of cord Trousers, small pattern, the pockets made with cord, and the inside of fall lined with the same material. By an Irishman, age 23, height 5 feet 9 or 10 inches, san'dy hair and whiskers, slender made, and slightly in- kneed ; dressed in red mixture waistcoat with mole- skin sleeves and back, dirty white slop, the stolen trousers, jkn crow hat, and odd boots ( one having brass eyelet- holes). Infor- mation to be given to P. C. ( No. 20) James Lear, Cressage, Shropshire.— Bow- street, March Si. Stolen, from the shop of a jeweller in the borough of Sheffield, about 2 p. m. on the 5tli instant, a half-, hoop diamond Ring with five brilliants, claw transparent settings, and a lady's gold Chain, faced belcher pattern, having? chased oval links between, by a man, who said he was a Frenchman, and spoke broken English. He is about 35 yea/ Fs of age, medium height, square built, broad upper face tapering to the chin, tweed Trousers with drab horn buttons, nearly new; a green and blue plaid Muffler; and a silver verge Watch, No. 1799, with steel curb Chain attached, and a small brass Hammer at the end of chain, by a lodger of the following description : Hge about 35, height 5 feet 5 or 6 inches, dark complexion, black curly hair and whiskers which meet under the chin ; dressed in light cotton cord trousers, dark waistcoat, long blue slop ( such as is usually worn by drovers), blue cloth cap, light scarf with red spots round his neck, and strong boots nearly new. He is supposed to be wearing the stolen clothes. He stated he had to attend the assizes, as a witness at Leicester, on or about the 29th instant. Information to be given to Superintendent Laxton, or to Inspector Wilson, County Con- stabulary Station, Crewe, Cheshire.— Bow- street, March 6. Stolen on the 1st instant, from No. 26, King- street, Cam- bridge- road, Bethnal Green, the property of Richard Oldhams, two black cloth Over Coats ; two - pairs of black Trousers ; two black cloth Waistcoats ; a calico Shirt, linen front; two black cloth Frock Coats ; a pair of amber- coloured Trousers ; a pair of black and white mixture ditto ; two pairs of blutcher Boots ; a pair of Wellington ditto ; a red and black cloth Table Cover ; and a large old- fashioned silver Watch. By a man and woman : the man is about 50 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion, thin face, and dressed in brown pilot jacket, cord trousers, dark vest, dark cloth cap with peak, and a white apron round him ; the woman is about 35 years of age, 5 feet high, fair complexion, thin, and dressed in light gown and shawl, and black bonnet with fall.— Metropolitan Police, K Division, March 6. Further information respecting the robbery from the saddle- room of Mr. Gill's trainer, Richmond, Yorkshire, adver- tised in the Police Gazette of the 7th December last and,, subsequent dates. The drab cloth overcoat, black cloth corduroy trousers, leather leggings, half boots, and the SslnS- marked ' II' were all found secreted beneath a quantity of stones a short distance from the place on the 31st ultimo1. BADGER, alias GINGER, the stable- boy suspected, was seen to come from the direction of the place where the above articles were found on the 12th ultimo, and has not been seen or heard of since. He had with him at the time a bundle Stolen, from the dwelling- house of Robert Davison, of Sharpies Higher End, about 9 a. m. on the 27th ultimo, the following 1 articles of Wearing Apparel, viz. : a large Shawl, - with scarlet centre ; a large dark brown plaid Shawl; a dark brown st di Dress; a lilac printed Dress, repaired in front of skirt va, blrok and green plaid Cloak; an old black silk Bonnet; tliree printed / Bed Quilts; four cotton Sheets ; and seven small Window Blinds. By a woman who had been employed as housekeeper about a month by Davison : about 50 years of age, middle height, and very stout, fresh complexion, aud light brown hair, turning grey; and will most likely be ' wearing some of the stolen articles. The shawl with the ' scarlet centre, and the black and green plaid cloak have been found pledged in Bolton. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent John R. Scott, Town Hall, Little Bolton Lancashire.— Bow- street, March 4. FRAUDS A& D AGGRAVATE!* MISDEMEANOURS. WILLIAM JONES, alias WILLIAM OWEN alias WILL REES, is charged with obtaining goods under false pretences, from Mr. Robert Jones, a watchmaker and dealer in hardware, Amlwech, on the 23rd ultimo: he is about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches in height, has light brown hair and no whiskers, a potter ; a warrant has been granted for his apprehension. In- formation to be given to Inspector Ellis, Holyhead, or to Sergt, * Owen, Police Station, Amlwech, Anglesey .- Bow- street, Mmf&. \ Obtained by false pretences, on the 1st instant, from f Mrs. Cuthbert Young, of No. 13, Ogle- terrace, South Shields, J Durham, the sum of £ 25 : £ 15 in gold and two £ 5 Bank of / England Notes, Nos. 30834 and 26472, dated at Newcastle- Oft<^ Tyne, 11th August, 1860, by a man who gave his name SMITH, and said that he was the son of Captain Smith, an extensive shipowner in London. He is of the following description ; age 20 or 21, height 5 feet 5 or 6 inches, full pale face, dark hair, no whiskers ; dressed in dark clothes, black hat, and blue neckerchief with cameo pin : is of respectable appearance and of good address. He stated that he was from a solicitor's office, and that the above sum was to be paid into a Court in London on the 2nd instant, otherwise some valuable property that was coming to Mrs. Young would be thrown into Chancery. Information to be given to Thos. Richardson, Chief Constable, South Shields, Durham.— Bow- street, March fj! Obtained by false pretences on the 22nd ultimo, from Jas Green, a labourer, of Sowerby Bridge, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, a new brown stuff Dress, and 12s. By a woman ( whoT- epresentecrthat her brother had returned from America' and had brought some money and a dress piece from Green's son, she said she would make the dress if they would lend her one as a pattern, but that she would want linings and trimmings and they gave her the I2s. for that purpose, she told them to meet her at Bradford on the 27th ultimo, to receive the money and drp. ss • slip is rvf mirlrMo r,< ™ •• ft-. ll 1 .1 fM < X supposed to contain the rest'of the stolen articles : viz., the dark tweed Suit and the two calico Shirts marked ' M W ' or ' S W '. He will most likely be wearing the same, as his own clothes are very much worn. Information to be given to John Helmsley, Chief Borough Police Officer, Richmond, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 6. Absconded from Bath, JAMES NORMAN, charged with obtaining by false and fraudulent pretences, from Mr. Edward Pearce, No. 12, Somerset- street, Bath, a Chair and the Stuffing thereof. Height about 5 feet 9J inches, slim made, hazel eyes, dark brown hair, light complexion, no whiskers ; gene- rally wears a cap or jimcrow hat, single- breasted grey mixture coat with long tails and black velvet collar : he has been a soldier. He is supposed to have left Bath, by rail, for Salis- and dress; she is of middle age, full face, and slightly pock- piu,- d ; dressed in a drab stuff dress with two flounces, trimmed with velvet, black bonnet and fall, and a pair of red sleeves trimmed with velvet. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Henry Wardle, West Riding Constabulary, Halifax.— Bow- street, March 4. . MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Absconded from the Northamptonshire Reformaton Tiffield, near Towcester, on the 2nd instant, CHAS. DAWSON age 12 years, sallow complexion, hair nearly all c dressed in cord trousers, strong boots, and blue strinu Information to be given to the Superintendent of- Reformatory.— Bow- street, March 8. at ? N, A> J March 8. POLICE GAZETTE. 3 Description of GEORGE CHILVERS, in custody at Bridgnorth, Salop, on a charge of felony, and remanded till the 11th instant. He is 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, black hair and whiskers, round sallow face, very round shouldered, is a blacksmith or engineer by trade, states that he is a native of Norwich, but has tramped the country a good deal as a blacksmith. Information to be given to Mr. Cole, Borough Police Office, Bridgnorth, Salop.— Bow- street, March 8. Description of a man and woman apprehended on the 5th instant, charged with larceny: CHARLES HENRY SEYMOUR, age 35, about 5 feet 4 inches high, long visage and nose, slightly pockmarked, dark hair, and has a little hair on his chin of a lighter colour ; dressed in cord trousers, round cord jacket with fustian sleeves, and cloth cap : says he belongs to Brooklyn, America, and that he has been second steward of the ' Hud-, n,' and other vessels, and is now an ironmoulder. And MATILDA DAVIS, belongs to East- street, Dublin, age 23, 5 feet 2 inches high, round face, pitted with the small pox, and is supposed to be a prostitute. They are well acquainted with Liverpool, and it is strongly suspected that one or both of them have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent W. B. Graham^ Sharnbrooke, Beds.— Bow- street, March 8. Description of CORNELIUS SPURGEON, committed to Louth Gaol on the 5th instant, under the Vagrant Act: stated that he was a native of Norwich, but had been working about two months since at Newcastle, Age 18, height 5 feet 2 inches, stoutly made, dark brown hair, g< ey eyes, and fresh complexion; dressed in an old clofh jacket with fustian back and sleeves, fustian trousers which are too large for him, old black cloth cap with peak, and blucher boots ; he also stated that he had been in gaol several times; once at Beccles for breaking into a baker's shop, he is of thievish appearance, and is strongly suspected o having committed offences eke where. Information to be given to Inspector Thos. Wynne, Constabulary Station, Alford, Lin- colnshire. - Bow- street, March 8. Apprehended at Tamworth on the 2nd instant, charged with having in their possession a quantity of base coin, and attempting to pass the same at Fazeley and Tamworth, Staf- fordshire. two men of the following description. CHARLES WRAGG years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark brown I hair, sandy ifeft of hair on end of his chin, fresh complexion, stoutly buil , and dressed in a tw'eed jacket and vest, cord trousers, lace- up boots, and cloth cap ; he is a goldsmith by trade, and states that he is a native of Derby; and WILLIAM BAKER, 27 years of age, 5 feet 0 inches high, light brown hair, small tuft of hair on end of chin, and dressed iu a glazed cap, rough hairy over coat, white slop underneath, cord trou- sers, and Wellington boots; he is an engineer by trade, and ^ states that he is a native of Belgrave Gat-', near Leicester. It '• is supposed that they have committed offences elsewhere. Wi agg is supposed to be a ticket- of- leave man, or a returned convict, according to some papers which were found in his possession. The prisoners are remanded till the 8th instant. Information to be given to Sergeant Samuel Went, Police Officer, Tamworth, Staffordshire.—- Boic- street, March 8. The undermentioned Bills, Notes, and Cheques were enclosed in a letter addressed to Messrs. Prescott and Co., bankers, London, posted at Louth on- the 27th ultimo, which has not reached its destination :— Cheques on London hankers: . ' 23 Feb., Hannah Ward, to Parker, on Hill and Sons, £ 2. 22 Feb., ditto, ditto, £ 1 15s. 8d. 22 Feb., Bonser and Son, to Wyers, on Bonser and Co., £ 1 19s. 6d. 21 Feb., Geo. Wm. Craufurd, to Crow, on Fuller and Co., £ 2 18s. 23 Feb., S. Dudling, to Young, on Bank of England, £ 17 9s. 7d. 25 Feb., J. B. S. Somers, to Roberts, on Glyn and Co., r £ 106 3s. Cd. 2 Feb., Sturdy, Brothers, and Co., to Roberts, on Union Bank of London, £ 315 17s. 25 Feb., J. R. Bond, to Roberts, on London and County Bank, Paddington Branch, £ 30 4s. 6d. 26 Feb., Wm. Angerstein, to Parkin, on Ransom and Co., £ 2. Bank Notes: 2 .£ 100 Bank of England Notes, London, G— Z 62045, and G— Z 80008, dated 19th May, 1860. 2 £ 10 Notes, Stamford, & c., Banking Company, Stamford, A 42255 and A 5490. 15 £ 5 Notes: Smith and Co., Nottingham, G603 ; ditto, Hull, M 472; Smith, Ellison, and Co, Lincoln, 1) 7275 and D7145 ; Stamford, & c., Banking Com- pany, Stamford, C 3869 ; ditto, Oundle, 6929 ; ditto, Spalding, 19499 ; Hull Banking Company, K9911 ; I- iaudley and Co., Newark, 1406, 0850, and 0444; Gurneys and Co., Wisbeach, M 7360; Sheffield Banking Company, X 2717, X 1294, and X 1686. Bills: 10 Jan., Northamptonshire Union Bank, Northampton, on Heywood and Co., on demand, to Sparrow and Hardwick, ill 9 12s. 8 Feb., Woods and Co., Sunderland, on Union Bank of London, at fourteen days, payable to Joshua Barker, £ 5 2s. 13ank Post Bill, London, No. F 7535, at seven days sight, dated and accepted 14th Feb., value received of and payable to Pinto, Leite, and Brothers, £ 100. Ditto, No. F 7533, ditto, ditto, £ 100. Country Cheques: 14 Feb., Joshua Holstead, to Albrecht, on Sheffield and Rotherhsm Bank, Sheffield, £ 11 8s. 6d. 29 Jan., Alexander Nicholl, to Kent, on Halifax Joint . Stock Bank, Halifax, £ 13 2s. ' 25 Jan., Daniel Berry, to Kent, on Huddersfield' Banking Company,- Dewsbury, £ 9 18s. 25 Feb., Elizabeth Long, to Brackenbury, on Smith, Ellison, and Co., Lincoln, £ 200. 27 Feb., Jos. Marriott, to Cole, on Smith, Ellison, and Co., Caistor, £ 20. 27 Feb., Charles Swain, to Norfolk, on Gee and Co., Boston, £ 47 16s. 3d. 25 Feb., Jos. Wright, to Allott, on Cooke and Co., Don- caster, £ 4 6s. 6ii„ 27 Feb., Jane Bancroft, to Johnson, on Stamford, & c., Banking Company, Spalding, £ 38 10s. 27 Feb., J. Brown, to Fowler, on Hull Banking Company, Grimsby, £ 15 17 6d. It is requested that inquiry be made of, and information given to, bankers and; others in the several districts. If presented for payment, information is requested to be given at the Lin- coln and Lindsey Bank, Loutn ; or to the Head Constable, Borough Police, Town Hall, Louth, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, March 8. Escaped from the Convict Establishment at Portsmouth, on the 8th inst., ALFRED THOMPSON, a convict, No. 6658, sentenced in November, 1859, to six years penal servitude : age 24i, height 5 feet 6J, dark brown hair, dark hazel eyes, broad nose, dark complexion, oval visage, stoutly made, Scar on back of neck, two moles on back, large scar in centre of back, mole on right breast, scar on thumb of right hand, a shoemaker, lius friends residing at 31, Stephen- street, Lisson- grove, London. Information to be given to the Governor of Portsmouth Convict Prison.— Bow- street, March 8. Description of three, men who stand committed to take their trial at the next county and city quarter sessions to be holden at Gloucester, charged with stealing, at Cheltenham, on th£ 1st instant, a'Cash Box, containing £ 46, and other articles, fhe property <] f Mr. Furber, jeweller, of Montpellier, and a Cash Box, at^ lloucester, on the same day, from the shop of Mr. T. R. Elliott, draper, No. 6, Northgate- street, containing £ 9 7s."> ll| d., with Stamps, Memorandums, < fcc. About noon of the 1st, iiistant one of the prisoner's entered Mr. Furber's shop, purchased a box of leads, and asked for a £ 5 note in change for five sovereigns, whereupon Mr. Furber went to his cash box, and, on producing a note, the man exclaimed, ' Never mind ; don't trouble. I have one at home ;" and left the shop. In a short time another of the prisoners drove up in a cab, called Mr. Furber out, and got him to examine his Albert chain as he sat in the cab : while this was going on, the first man re- entered the shop, and stole the cash box. At Gloucester, one of the prisoners entered Mr. Elliott's shop, purchased a scarf, and tendered a £ 5 note in payment. When the assistant reached the cash box to give change, the man exclaimed, ' Never mind, 1 have got some silver he then paid for it, and left the shop. In about five minutes he returned with another of tjie prisoners, and asked the assistant ( a female) to show them a scarf ; she went out to the front of the shop for that purpose, and while so engaged, the third prisoner Walked into the shop, and stole the cash box. RICHARD THOMAS, states he is a native of Liverpool and a professor of music, age about 27, height 5 feet 74 inches, thin make, brown hair, giey eyes, rather long visage, sallow complexion, ' R' and a cross tattooed on left fore arm, a burn scar and a cross on right fore arm near the wrist, and hair cut short;' dressed in a black frock coat, Inverness cape, dark mixture trousers, high- crowned hat, and dark waistcoat: had in his possession a gold Ring with a large long red stone, silver Toothpick, mourning plated breast Pin with a star in centre of stone, and a small box of Hughes's electro- plated Pens. JAMES DOUGHEAS, states that lie is a native of Lancashire and by trade > a cabinet maker, age a'; out 27, height 5 feet 9 inches, dark hair, grey eyes, long visage, sallow complexion, scar on left side of face under the chin, two small scars on the back of rii> ht shoulder, no whiskers, rather long chin with a, little hair on, hair inclined to curl at the ends, several scars on left shoulder ; dressed in a black overcoat with velvet collar, high- crowned hut, and dark trousers: found in his possession a blue Wrapper, a gold Geneva lever Watch, Nos. 11415— 45066, engraved on the back ' Patent Lever, 13 Jewels,' a Portemonnaie with pearl sides and steel frame ( figure of a man and dog), gold signet Ring with large dark stone, a silver Toothpick, a plated Pin with round red stone, and three small Penknives. JOHN HAYES, states that lie is a vocalist and a native of Nottingham, age about 24, height 5 feet 6j inches, brown hair, hazel eyes, long | visage, sallow complexion, small scar on the bridge of nose, S nose inclines slightly to the left, whiskers shaved off; dressed in a dark overcoat, dark trousers, high- crowned hat, dark vest, and a red shirt: found in his possession a Carpet Bag, a silver I Geneva Watch, name Dupin, Geneve, No. nearly erased from the back, a gold curb Albert Chain attached, a large plated scarf Pin with double rings, two small Penknives, and a figured silver Pencil- case with red stone. The whole of which pro- perty is supposed to be stolen, and the prisoners are suspected of having committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Charles Griffin, Superintendent of Police, Glou- cester.— Bow- street, March 8. years of age, 4 feet 3 inches high, brown hair, blue eyes, full face, and low forehead ; he can read, and states that he has been travelling with his father, a tramp, who is about 60 years of age, and his companion, a female, from his infancy, that he was deserted by these persons at Cambridge, about four months ago, and that about that period, in company with them, the following robberies were committed, viz.; tRev stole 9s. 6d. from a till at a draper or clothier's shop fit the railway end of the town of Cambridge ; a Coat, a pair or Trousers, and a Hat, from a farm house at St. Ives, which clothing the man is now wearing ; a pair of Trousers, and a Hat, at Ware, Herts, sold at Royston ; and that he, the prisoner, stole, very recently, a Sixpence from a shop at Doddington, near March : he describes his father as a tall man, with fresh complexion, dark hair and whiskers, wearing cord trousers, fustian coat, and cap : the woman he also describes as lall and thin, with paie complexion. The prisoner is suspected to have committed offences elsewhere., Information to be given to the Governor of the Prison, Wis- beach, Tsle of Ely.— Bow- street, March 6. Description of GEORGE WHITE, who is committed for trial at the assizes to be holden for the city of Norwich, on the 23rd instant, charged with highway robbery with violence. He states that he is a tailor by trade, and a native of Bury St. Edmunds, 21 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, sallow com- plexion, dark curly hair, and brown eyes, has three small scars on the forehead, a mole on the joint of left arm, scar on inside of left thumb, two mole spots on neck, and one on the left shoulder ; dressed in an old dark mixture cloth coat, marked 3ULP& GM'in the right sleeve, black undercoat, with- out sleeves, grey cloth trousers, and red silk scarf. He has travelled through the midland counties, and frequents low lodging- houses. Also the description of COLEMAN CRESS- WELL, who is committed for trial at the sessions to be holden for the city of Norwich, on the 22nd instant, charged with larceny. He is 20 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, grey eyes, brown hair, fair complexion, high cheek- bones, small visage, a scar on left eye, one on forehead, one on left knee, and one on the back of left hand ; dressed in a black cloth frock coat, black vest, and brown mixture trousers. He carries a black bag, states he was born in Lambeth, and that he is by trade a tailor. The above prisoners are supposed to have been previously convicted of felcny. Information to be given to Mr, William Barnard, Superintendent of the Detective Force, Norwich ; or to Mr. R. Hitchman, Chief Constable, Guildhall, Norwich.— Bow- street, March 8. Escaped from the custody of P. C. Charles Cook, of the Cole- ford Station, who was in custody on a charge of larceny THOMAS STEEL, age about 16, height 5 feet 3 inches, com- plexion fresh, hazel eyes, and long thick dark brown hair dressed in alpaca jacket, light waistcoat, dark cord trousers ( supposed too large for him), and old dark cap ; supposed to be travelling with his father, a man of dirty and shabby appear- ance, age between 60 and 70, height 5 feet 3 or 4 inches, dressed in old dark shabby clothes : they are likely to be found in Ion- lodging- houses or sleeping in outbuildings. £ 1 reward will be paid on Wis apprehension, on application to Sergeant Henry Smith, of the Coleford Station, who holds a warrant for his apprehension. Information to be givfin to Mr. Taylor, Super- intendent, Coleford, Gloucestershire.-,"- Bow- street, March 6. Escaped from the custody of I'. Cj ( No. 21; Stephen Garish, at 4 a. m. on the 3rd instant, charged with burglary and several other robberies, WILLIAM PEARSE, of Soutli- petherwin, Cornwall, labourer, age about 32, height 5 . feet 6 or 7 inches, fresh complexion, small sharp nose, light brown hair, very light brown small whiskers ; of smart, active,- and intelligent appearance ; supposed to be dressed in old cord or fustian trousers, old fustian coat or dirty brown slop, and heavy nailed lace- up boots; escaped without hat. He will probably beg or steal on his way to a distant part. He has been several times convicted of • felony. Information to be given to Super- intendent. H. Brice, Camelford; or to Inspector W. Fleet, Cornwall Constabulary, Launceston.— Bow- street, March 6. A boy of the following description stands committed for one month to the gaol at Wisbeach, for begging, & c. He is 11 Description of a man and woman apprehended at Great Yarmouth, charged'with obtaining several sums of money from pawnbrokers, by pledging silver gilt watches, chains, rings, & c., falsely representing the same to be gold : SAMUEL ALEX- ANDER, 22 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, dark complexion, black glossy hair, and dark eyes, states that he is a Russian, and a dealer in jewellery ; dressed in a brown striped Inverness cape with black velvet collar, black trousers, red check striped shirt, blue silk necktie, and Wellington boots. And ANN ALEXANDER, 40 years of age ( but looks older, 5 feet 1 inch high, fresh complexion, dark eyes, light brown hair ; dressed in a green plaid dross bound with velvet, large scarf shawl, black clotli cloak bound with velvet, violet and black terry velvet bonnet, with black feather. In their possession were found a quantity of pawnbrokers' duplicates of watches, rings, chains, & c., pledged at Bath, Landport, Portsea, and South- ampton. Information to be given to Mr. George Tewsley, Chief Superintendent of Police, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.— Bow- street, March 6. Escaped from the Town Gaol at Nottingham, late on the night of the 3rd instant, or earlv on the next morning, a man of the name of JAMES WRIGHT, alias JAMES LOSEBY, alias RICHARD JAMES CROSS ; lie is a native of Lough- borough, and is a ticket- of- leave man, having been convicted at the adjourned sessions for the county of Leicester, in March, 1852, and sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for house- breaking at Loughborough; he is now under a sentence of three calendar months from the 12th February last, under the Vagrant Act. Description : 5 feet 5f inches high, fresh com- plexion, brown hair, light hazel eyes, and has a scar on the upper and lower lips ( right side), opposite each other, apparently made by the same cut. £ 2 reward will be paid to any person who will lodge said James Wright in any of Her Majesty's gaols, or other place of security, or give such information as will lead to his recapture. Information to be given to Mr. D. M. Jackson, Governor of tiie Town Gaol, Nottingham.— Bow- street, March 6. Apprehended, at 3 a. m. on the 5th instant, at Hyde, Cheshire, whilst in the act of housebreaking, a man, who gives the name of ROBERT HENRY ( which is supposed to be false), age about 35, height 5 f et 81 inches, sallow complexion, dark brown hair, grey eyes, black whiskers, a burn mark on left side of his neck, on left collar- bone, and left side ; dressed in cotton cord trousers, brown vest, blue pilot cloth round jacket, brown woollen necktie, a blue pilot cloth overcoat with two large pockets outside and bone buttons, and cloth cap. He had in his possession a screw- driver, a large knife, and a bunch of keys, lie says he came from Wolverhampton, but refuses to give any further account of himself. He speaks the West of England accent; is well acquainted with prison discipline, and it is suspected that he has been previously convicted. Information to be given to Captain Smith, Chief Constable of Cheshire, Sellar street, Chester, or to Mr. Little, Superintendent and Deputy Chief Constable, Hyde, where photographic likenesses of this man may be seen.— Bow- s March 6. Description of a man who escaped from the Rochdale lock- ups about 4 a. m. on the 4th instant, whilst under remand for a robbery committed at the ' Blue Pits' inn, on the 26th ultimo JOHN ARMSTRONG, alias ARTHUR, who was discharged from Her Majesty's Convict Prison, Chatham, on the 10th January. last, where he had served three years' penal servitude, about 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, sallow complexion, dark brown hair, grey eyes, scrofula marks on each side of neck, small roman nose, a little inn- kneed, no whiskers, very dark thin imperial, and has a slight stammer when excited; dressed when he escaped in a dark brown square- skirted coat, dark brown mixture vest and trousers, red woollen shirt, with white linen turn- down collar, half Welling- ton boots, and a blue cloth cap, nearly new. Information to be given to the Superintendent, of the County Police, Roch- dale, Lancashire.— Bow- street, March 6. Description of CHARLES WARD, of Bishopton Mills, near Ripon, Yorkshire, who left his home on the 25tli ultimo, 17 years of age, height 5 feet, dark complexion ; dressed in new cord trousers, blue overcoat, and black cap, and carried a bundle of clothes under his arm, he is a native of Rothwell, near Leeds, and of weak intellect ; it is supposed that some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to the Superintendent, West Riding Constabulary, Knaresborough, or to Inspector Kane, Ripon.— Bow- street, March 4. Description of a man and woman now in custody at Ashbourne, and remanded until the 9th instant, for having in their possession a large- sized lady's brown mixture Bernous cloth Cloak, bound with brown ribbon, and lined down the front with brown twilled silk, loose hood fastened on with hooks and eyes, inside the collar marked ' I. L. B.' with red cotton. MARTIN RYNE, labourer, age 20, height 5 feet 4.1 inches, brown hair, hazel eyes, fresh complexion, freckled, no whiskers'; dressed in an old brown frieze cloth coat with hip pockets, brown cloth vest, cotton cord trousers, old blucher boots, and old browif cloth cap with peak. CATHERINE McCORMICK, age 18, height 5 feet, brown hair, gray eyes, fresh complexion, pockpitted ; dressed in a red merino dress, old Paisley shawl, and strong - leather boots lace up the front. Information to be given to Superintendent James Corbishley, . Constabulary Office, Ashbourne, Derbyshire. — Bow- street, March 4. Description of a man who is in custody at Barton- on- Humber, on a charge of larceny in a dwelling- house, and re- mand till the 7th instant JOHN SHEPHERD ( supposed fictiti'ous), age about 20, height 5 feet 4| inches, fresh com- plexion, dark brown hair, grey eyes, large eyebrows, whiskers shaved off, middle stature, rather fulf face, prominent nose, holds his head down, large scar from cut inside the middle linger of left hand; dressed in a purple and black mixture jacket, pockets outside and one in Lift breast, double- breasted waistcoat, cord trousers mended the knees, blucher boots * POLICE GAZETTE. -, lo& f I < - vjvJ ( W^ Mapch 8. patched inside of toes, brown and white mixture scarf, pleated shirt and collar ( turned down), Scotch cap with plaid band, peak, and button on top; he is known at lodging- houses by the name of HARRY, and is well acquainted with prison disci- pline ; it is strongly suspected that he has committed offences elsewhere, or that he has been previously convicted; he has been in the neighbourhoods of Hull and Great Grimsby- In- formation to be given to Inspector Thomas Barsby, County Police Station, Barton- on- Humber, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, March 4. Description of two men who are committed to take their trial at the next general quarter sessions at Shrewsbury for felony. WILLIAM MORGAN, railway labourer, age 38, height 5 feet 4 inches, fresh complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, oval visage,, has a hair lip and impediment in his speech ; is a native of Birkenhead ; his stepfather, a cabinet maker, resides at New Brighton, near Liverpool: and JOHN SMITH, ' railway labourer, age 30, height & inches, fresh com- yplexion, brow hair, grey eyes, oval vftd^ e, a well ms. de man ? of superior appearance, flag and anchor on left arm ; native of Levindon, Wiltshire. It is supposed that Smith's wife and family are now residing at Coventry. He states that' he has " - • " jsea. It is strongly- convicted, and have , is suspected that-. Smith is a deserter frqm the Royal Navy, information to be given to Mr. Superintendent McWilliam, County Constabulary, Bridgnorth, or to P. C. ( 28) Turner, Cheimarsh, Salop.— Bow- street, March 4. Description of LEWIS BONSER, or BONSELL, com- mitted to Shrewsbury goal for twenty- one days with hard labour for pocket picking. He is 26 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, pale complexion, sandy hair, grey eyes, oval visage, and of slender make ; dressed in black cloth jacket, trousers, and vest, eureka woollen shirt, black jimcrow hat, and blucher boots; states that he is a native of Newcastle, Staffordshire, which place he left abont five months since, and by trade a designer. He was accompanied by a woman of the following description, who stated that she was his wife: 29 years of age, 4 feet 11 inches high, sallow complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, long visage, pockmarked face, and dressed in plaid shawl, brown stuff dress, and velvfet bonnet witli green flowers in front ; she is a native of Manchester. They travel the country under the pretence of selling ladies' fancy belts. It is strongly suspected that he has committed offences else- where. Information to be given to Mr. John Hughes, Chief Superintendent of Police, Shrewsbury.— Bow- street, March 4. EDWARD COOPER, alias GEORGE TAYLOR, was committed, on the 4- th ultimo, to take his trial at the next quarter sessions for King's Lynn, Norfolk, charged with felony. Age 30, height about 5 feet 6 inches, brown hair, grey eyes, thin visage, no whiskers, a native of Diss, a mole spot on left side ; dressed in dark cloth frock coat, cord trousers, and high- low boots ; he is supposed to have been previously convicted. Information to be given to Mr. N. P. Thornton, Superintendent of Police, King's Lynn.— Bow- street, March 4. Description of a man, apprehended on the 26th ultimo, charged with picking pockets at Frome Fair, and committed to Shepton Mallet Gaol for 3 months : WILLIAM MITCHELL, age 28 or 29, height 5 feet 7 inches, dark blue eyes, large nose, long featured, high cheek, bones, anchor on back of left hand, and rings on the two middle fingers in ink ; dressed in a dark mixture coat and vest, striped trousers, light boots with brass eyelet- holes, said his father lives at Brislington, near Bristol; he is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Informa- tion to be given to Mr. Superintendent Deggan, Frome, Somer- set.— Bow- street, March 4. Description of FREDK. DEVINE, alias LITTLE WOOD, committed for trial at the Worcester assizes for burglary, at Kidderminster, on the 27th ultimo : age about 24, height 5 ft. and girted with a 7 inches, sallow complexion, dark brown hair, no whiskers crest, a fish's beat lilac apron, and lace- up shoes with brass eyelet- holes : she has a child about six months old, and speaks with the Norfolk accent. The man appears to have manufactured the coins at his lodgings, and the female passed them at different parts of the town, and generally about dusk in the evening. It is sup- posed that they have committed offences elsewhere, or have been previously convicted. Information to be given to Mr. 0. Downes, Head Constable, Town Hall, Colchester.— Bow-. March 4. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen from the dwelling- house of Thomas Woodgate, of Brenchley, £ 20 in Gold and 5s. in Copper, supposed by two men of the following description : one about 40 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high ; dressed in pepper- and- salt jacket with pockets outside, light trousers, and walks with a stick; , T. e other about 30 years of age, height 5 feet 7 inches, dressed in short slop and cord trousers. Information to be given to Mr. R. Dance, Super- intendent, Tonbridge.— Bow- street, March 8. Stolen, from the brig ' Bilboa,' lying in the River Tyne, six coloured Shirts ; a blue dungaree Shirt ; » a pair of flannel Drawers, marked C.'; two cotton Handkerchiefs, one of them marked with^ j^ s; four pairs of Stockings, marked ' G. C."'; and " a canvas Bag, the property of George Currey, one < 1^ the crew. ' Also stolen^ from th » brig ' Sleweltyn' of Scarborough, while lying in the Tyne Dock, seven sheets of Yellow Metal, stamped ' Young, and Dawson, Copper Manu- facturers, Limehouse, London/ Information to be given to John Stephen, Superintendent of the River Tyne. Police, River Police Station, South Shields, Durham.—./ Soty'-. March 8. mounted Hunting Whip, whalebone handle, and a brown leather Hat Box, containing a black Hat.— Metropolitan Police, S Division, March 4. Stolen on the 26th ultimo, from No. 2, Suffolk- terrace, North- street, Poplar, the property of Jane Newby, twelve cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs ( various), twelve linen ditto, three pairs of worsted Stockings, two black Hair Nets, 30 yards of Ribbon ( various), two sets of gilt Shirt Studs, four common Brooches, one imitation cameo ditto, a bunch of gold Charms, and twelve Postage Stamps.— Metropolitan Police, K Division, March 4. Stolen on the 25th ultimo, from No. 73, Church- lane, Whitechapel, the property of Simon Davis, a canvas Bag, con- taining £ 144 in Gold, and £ 25 in Silver ; 18A yards of black woollen Cloth ; seven white silk Handkerchiefs ( in a piece) ; two pairs silver Spectacles ; one pair of old- fashioned silver Salts; ten silver Tea Spoons ( odd); two new Blankets; and a number of old English and foreign gold and silver Coins.— Metropolitan Police, II Division, March 4. Stolen, on the 2nd instant, from the shop of Mr. Yeats, watchmaker, Penrith, a large- sized silver Geneva Hunting Watch, engraved cases, name on dial 1 Tobias, Liverpool,' also in red letters ' Railway Timekeeper,' seconds hands, and had attached a short German silver Guard, two brass Keys, and a steel Hook. Supposed by some one begging. Information to- be given taJVIr. Superintendent Carson, Penrith, Cumberland ; or at the Osunty Chief Constable's Office, Carlisle.— Bow- street, March 4. Stolen from Newmarket, within the last 3 months, some dressed in an old blue pilot coat, brown vest and trousers, cap with peak, low shoes with brass eyelet- holes; he gave the address Of Tannshope- street, Yauxhall- road, Liverpool, he is suspected of being a ticket- of- leave man, he is well acquainted with prison discipline, and is supposed to belong to Brierley Hill, or the neighbourhood. Information to be given to Mr. James Gifford, Chief. Superintendent of Police, Town Hall, . Kidderminster, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, March 4. During the night of the 24th or 25th ultimo, about 40 feet of Lead was stolen from the gutters on the roof of Dowles Church, Stottesdon, near Bewdley, Salop. A 27- stave Ladder, painted blue, ( the owner of which cannot be discovered,) was found in a ditch near the church, and is supposed to have been placed there by the thieves, probably bargemen on the Severn. Information to be given to Superintendent McWilliam, Bridg- north ; or to Sergeant Howells, Police Station, Cleobury Mor- timer, Salop.— Bow- street, March 8. Stolen between 12 and 1 p. m. on the 5th instant, from a dwelling- house at Stantonbury, Bucks, the property of Wil- liam Short, a lady's small silver Geneva Watch, white dial, Roman figures, seconds hands, maker's name on dial, supposed to be Coomes, the cases were rather yellow from hanging in the smoke, had a black watered Ribbon attacked, with part of a gold Watch Key at the end. Information to be given to the Sergeant of Police, Stantonbury, near Wolverton, Bucks.— Bow- street, March 8. Stolen on the 1st instant, from the ' Petersham Arms' beer- shop, Petersham, the property of Henry Paryne, a £ 10 Bank of England Note ; two £ 5 ditto ; £ 5 in Gold ; a double- cased silver Watch, maker Wall, Richmond ; a gold Signet Ring, with blood stone, engraved ' F. T.' ; and a white oval- shaped cornelian Brooch,' Forget me not' engraved round the edge.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, March 6. Stolen during the night of the 1st instant, from the garden of No. 3, New Walk- terrace, in the township of Gale Fulford, six new cambric Handkerchiefs and some old ditto, all marked in ink ' E. Holmes three new cambric Handkerchiefs, embroidered in corner ' E. II. ;' four Collars ; four Caps ; and six white Aprons. Information to be given to Mr. Benjamin E. Nay lor, Superintendent, East Riding Constabulary, Escrick, York.— Bow- sireet, March 6. Stolen on the 1st instant, from No. 20, Arlington- street, Piccadilly, the property of the Marquis of Salisbury, fifteen silver Table Spoons, crest an earl's coronet, six arrows crossed belt ; and eleven Dessert ditto, some with head rising from a coronet, others with a mar- quis's coronet, and ' S.' with the order of the garter round it.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, March 6. ' Stolen on the 22nd ultimo, from No. 18, St. George's- place, Knightsbridge, the property of Mr. Heath, a gold Geneva Watch, dark hands afcd, figures ; a small curb gold pattern, large ; two gold Keys, ' lead flashing, about 15 feet long, 6 to 8 inches wide, and |- inch thick, part supposed to have been recently cut. Information to be given to Superintendent Benson, Newmarket, Cambs.— Bow- street, March 4. Chain ; a gold Chain, figure one a red stone, the other a white ditto ; a gold enamel Charm, JX J ' | when open forms a chair ; a malachite ditto, set in gold ; a • T Further information respecting the man and woman adver- \ small gold Pencil Case ; and two Guinea- coins.— Metropolitan ) tised in the Police Gazette of the 27t. h ultimo, in the names of ; Police, B Division, March 6. j CHARLES and AMELIA ROGERS, charged with stealing a , » . silver Watch, at Toft Monks, Norfolk, on the 22nd ult. The \ j woman pledged a new overcoat at Beccles, on the 21st ultimo, in the name of Ann Thomas; the coat is quite new, of steel V mixed cloth, double stitched, single breasted With fiv front, two pockets outside and one in, black stuff lining, and black buttons ; supposed to have been recently stolen from Essex or Suffolk. Information to be given to Mr. J. Ward, Acting Superintendent, Police Station, Loddon, Norfolk.— Bow- street, March 4. Stolen, from Gravelly Hill, near Birmingham, on the 19th ultimo, a fawn- coloured Bitch, about 11 months old, has a tip of white on the end of her tail, and answers to the name of ' Fly.' Information to be given to Mr. Samuel Bloxham, Superintendent of Police, Aston, near Birmingham.— Bow- street, March 4. Stolen, on or about the 17th January last, from the ' Green Dragon ' public- house, in Tenby, Pem- brokeshire; the property of Martha Leavers, housekeeper, a large\ old- fashion. •'.. double- cased siver Watch, maker's name Cannon, London, No. 2759, with silk Guard and two brass Keys attached. Any person giving such information as will lead to the restoration of the property and conviction of the offender or offenders will on conviction receive £ 1 reward. Information to | be given to Robert Harrison, Head Constable, Borough Police Office, Tenby, Pembrokeshire.— Bow- street, March 4. Stolen, during the night of the 19th ultimo, from ar- granary at Hawkes Wood, in the parish of Sidbury, Salop, the property of Richard Sortin Darby, Esq., an old single- barrelled Gun, about f bore, a star on the breach end of the barrel, a cross on the sight, and a hare on the top of the stock, supposed German silver. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent McWilliam, County Constabulary, Bridgnorth ; or to P. C. Joseph Turner, Cheimarsh, near Bridgnorth, Salop.— Bow- street, March 4. Stolen, from a public- house in the borough of Oldham, on the 1st instant, a bronze tin Cash Box, containing four £ 5 Bank of England Notes, Nos. 13,586 to 13,589, £ 21 in Gold, and £ 8 in Silver, Any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 10 reward, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Information to be given to Mr. Lees, ChielJ Constable, Town Hall, Oldham, Lancashire. — Bow- March 4. Stolen between the hours of 5 p. m. on the 27th, and 9 a. m. an the 28th ultimo, from the warehouse of Messrs. Kayser and Siegfried, Moorgate- street Buildings, Moorgate- street, l^ lbs. 14 oz. Japan tram Silk, two threads ; 30 lbs. Japan raw" coarse Silk, marked ' J. B. K. H. T.;' 9 lbs. Bengal Tram, two threads; 6 lbs. Japan raw Silk ; and a brown Frock Coat. A reward of £ 40 will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, or in pro- portion thereto, on application to the Inspector on duty at Moor- lane Station, London, E. C.— Bow- street, March 4. Missing from his home at Staple Kill, in the parish of angotsfield, Gloucestershire, on the evening of the 25th ult., THOMAS GREEN, 16 years of age, 5 ft. 4 or 5 ins. high, light \ ( almost flaxen) hair, blue eyes, pale complexion, dimple in the v f ' \ chin, very shy in bis manner, has an impediment in his speech, "" ' and cannot pronounce the letter ' S.;' dressed in black cloth overcoat, old- fashioned make, with pockets outside, and plaid lining, grey mixture trousers with a patch on each knee, alpaca vest with three pockets, Garibaldi hat, and cossack boots: had . with him a gold watch and several pounds iu money. It is feared ^ \ hat some ill has befallen him, or that lie has' met with some foul treatment. £ 1 reward will be niven to any person who will cause him to be restored to his friends. Information to be Hill, near Stolen, from a lodging- house in the borough of Oldham, Lancashire, on tlua 4th instant, a silver verge Watch, maker Comford, Macclesfieljd, with a steel curb Chain attached to it. A man of file following description is suspected :— age about 30, height. 5 feet 10 inches, light brown hair, fair complexion, no whiskers ; dressed in flannel jacket, cotton cord trousers, vest, and cap. Also stolen, from a new building in the same borough, on the 4th instant, a Ripper Saw, about 2 feet 4 inches long, stamped on the handle ' Ed. Moyna,' by a man, age 26 or 27, height 5 feet 6 or 7 inches, sandy com- plexion and whiskers ; dressed in a dark shooting coat, dark cap, and light scarf. Information to be given to Mr. Lees, Chief Constable, Town Hall, Oldham, Lancashire.— Bow- street, March 6. Stolen, during the night of the 2nd instant, from a shed at Sotwell, Berks, the property of Mr. George Willson, six Fowls of various breeds, viz., a black Cock with a white mark round the neck, about 12 months old, of the Spanish breed ; a brown Hen that had been sitting a week ; a white Chicken; and three light brown hens. Information to be given to Robert Johnson, Inspector, Berks Constabulary, Wallingford. Bow- street, March 6. Supposed to have been stolen, at Northleaeh, in the'county of Gloucester, a white Pointer Dog, with a liver- coloured spot on the near side, both ears, and both sides of the head liver coloured, is in very good condition, and answers to fSie name of ' Dunce ;' the property of a gentleman near Northleach, who will pay all reasonable expenses on the restoration of the dog, and the conviction of tine offender or offenders, if stolen. In- formation to be given to Mr. George Seys, Superintendent of eyes, rather thin teatures, has a slight cast iu the eyes, pale j Police, NorthkacSi, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, March 6. complexion, has ' W. Root' tattooed on the back of the left gtoleu on tlle 26th ultimo, from No. 79, Avenue- road, hand,' M. Royal,' • M. R.,' and otherwise much tattooed on the ( SL John, s Wood< the property of Mr_ Howden, one Soup left arm ; dressed in an old brown coat, brown woven worsted | La(] ie; one Sauce ditto, eight Table Spoons, eleven ditto Forks, vest, black cloth trousers, lace up shoes with brass eyelet- holes, ; one Gl. avy Sp0on, sixteen Dessert Forks, four Tea Spoons, two blue striped shirt, purple and white silk neckerchief, and ; galt diu and two E„„ ditto, all silver, and with crest, a . 1 . I- .1 '. _ 1 J — 1* I . .. \ I I n^.' ionf ' t ha . , -. - . . . .. .~ . _ _ ' given to Mr. Box, Superintendent of Police, Bristol.— Bow- street, March 4. Staple A man and woman of the following description were apprehended in Colchester on file night of the 1st - instant, on a ' \ charge of making and uttering hase coin : the man, who gave the name of WILLIAM RIX, of Norwich, shoemaker, is ^ 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, brown hair, whiskers inclined to be sandy, and thickest under the chin, brown shepherd's plaid cap : speaks with the Norfolk accent The woman, who passes as his wife, and states that her nenie is MARY ANN RIX, is 26 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, dark brown hair, blue eyes, fresh complexion, rather thin features, has ' W. Root,> 1852,' and other marks tattooed on the right arm, near the wrist, ' J. G.' on left hand, ' W. S. G. S.,' ' H. W.,' and other mark^ on left arm ; dressed in an old blue silk velvet bonnet, browl^ tweed, bhawl, brown tweed dress, l griffin's head.— Metropolitan Police, S Division, March 4. Stolen on the 27th instant, from No. 8, Stanhope- street, Hauipstead- road, the property of Mr. C. P. Baines, a brown leather Portmanteau, containing a sky'blue and white silk Dress ( blue trimmings), a green check ditto, a scarlet Opera Cloak, a white muslin Dress, a black stuff ditto, a black cloth dress Coat, Vest, and Trousers, a pair of check Trousers, a silver- Y?' . y> Li. j iL PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE OFFICERS. ( On the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere.) Found in the possession of a young woman, imprisoned in Exeter Gaol for felony, an old- fashioned round brilliant diamond Brooch, diamonds all round, and a diamond hanging froni the centre, and a ring at the top to the guard. The brooch may be seen on application to Mr. Superintendent Dore, Honiton Police Station.— Bow- street, March 8. Found in the possession of a woman in custody at Birming- ham, a gold lever Watch, very thick and heavy, white enamel seconds' dial, plain cases, No. 52953, has attached a gold twisted wire curb Albert Chain and revolving amethyst stone Seal. She gives the name of ANN YOUNG, and says she comes from Cheltenham, age about 30, height 5 feet 3 inches, fresh com- plexion, and brown hair. Information to be given to Mr. Geo. Glossop, Chief of Police, Birmingham.— Bow- street, March 8. Found in the possession of WILLIAM HATCH ( who was apprehended in London on the evening of the 2nd instant by the Hove Police, on suspicion of having committed the robbery at the residence of Lady Otway's, as advertised in the Poliqe Gazette of the 22nd ultimo, and who stands remanded on that charge till the 12th instant) the following property:— An Aperican rotary Clock. A French gold Brooch, and Ear Drops to match," the'ear rings not complete. A small gold Geneva Watch, with gilt dial, and gilt dome, maker Le Pine, No. 56631. A large gold English lever Watch, with enamelled dial, jewelled in six holes, and capped, maker Charles Taylor, Bristol, No. 3396. A gentleman's large gold Geneva Watch, gilt dial and dome, jewelled in ten holes, maker Julien, 15884. A ditto, with gold dial, raised figures, gold dome, maker's name Piaget Logle, No. 4431. A ditto, with gold dial, raised figues, gilt dome, No. 95210. An old- fashioned pair- cased silver Watch, maker's name ' D. Fowler, London, No. 161. A gold- gilt Bracelet, with heart- padlock pendant. A gentleman's gold Ring, with shield, cut sardonyx stone. A gentleman's gold buckle Ring, stamped 9 carets. A lady's gold turquoise Ring. Information to be given to Mr. Chief Superintendent Breach, Town Hall, Hove, Sussex.— Bow- street, March 8. • n/// March 8. POLICE GAZETTE. WAR OFFICE, March 8, 1861. D^ E TEETERS. FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. On and after this ( fate ( Dec. 11,1857), until further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a " Deserter will be TWEMX instead of XJEtf SMIiyjLlllfCJ- S; the object being to prevent the crime of Desertion, and to Hold out a greater inducement for the recovery of Deserters to Her Majesty's Service. t OFFICE NO. NAME. REG. NO. COEPS. WHERE BOEN. 1 TBADE. , H ® • 4 SIZE. HAIE. EYES. FACE. d COAT & TBOWEBS. j DATE OF DESBTN. PLACE OF DESEBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 161950 John Bryan 646 30th Rifles iilluran, King's arpenter 25 5 3 ik. brn jrey ' resh egimental 12 Feb. Dover ) tf furlough to Tullamore, King's 161951 George Porter 408 ditto Chelsea, London jlasterer 21 5 0 irown ) rown air jrown; drab L5 Feb. ditto 161952 Peter Buckingham 385 Blst Foot Cornwall hoemaker 20 J 5 54 > r © wn lazel ' resh 6 Feb. Plymouth egimentals found 161953 Andrew Faughnan 2742 ditto Oeitrim abourer 31| 5 94 Ik. brn blue ' resh • egimental 27 Jan. ditto > ff furlough to Dromod, Leitrim 161954 Charles Murphy 269 ditto Liverpool ditto 25 J 4 * andy blue ' resh ditto 12 Feb. ditto ditto to Kells, Meath; lost two front 161955 Richard Taylor 537 62nd Foot Bath 20} 5 64 dk. brn > rown ' resh ditto 11 Feb. Belfast ditto to Nottingham [ teeth 161956 John McHugh 558 63rd Foot Fermanagh shoemaker I8i- 5 4j luburn > rown resh ditto 4 Feb. ditto 161957 James Wilson 527 ditto Hamilton, Lanark Killyman, Tyrone abourer 185 5 44 jrown » rev ' resh ditto 11 Feb. ditto ditto to Darlington 161958 Robert Traineer 364 ditto eorndresser 22 5 7 dk. brn > lue resh ditto U Feb. ditto ditto to Glasgow % 161959 Michael McClenchy 385 ditto Newtownards, Down carpenter 28} 6 3 dk. brn lazel resh ditto LI Feb. ditto ditto to Workington, Cumberland 161960 Thomas Mullen 513 ditto Dromore, Tyrone labourer 194 5 4} brown* blue fresh ditto 9 Feb. Belfast off pass to Glasgow 161961 Hugh McGrath 879 67th Foot Strabane, Lyrone ditto 224 5 54 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 13 Feb. Athlone off furlough to Strabane 161962 Martin Coghlan 609 68th Foot Ballinasloe, Galway ditto 20 5 34 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 5 Feb. Fermoy D 161963 John Walker 4291 ditto Khnberworth, York ditto 35 5 84 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 7 Feb. Cork D 161964 John Green 630 ditto Bolton, Lancashire ditto 204 5 6 It. brn hazel fresh ditto 13 Feb. Fermoy off furlough to Bedford 161965 Alex. Richmond 861 71st Foot Glasgow smith 22 5 71 brown grey fresh ditto 10 Feb. Stirling 161966 John Turner 901 ditto Lanark labourer 24 5 54 brown grey fresh ditto 10 Feb. ditto 161967 William Crawford 731 72nd Foot Saintfield, Down miner 184 5 54 brown blue sallow ditto 12 Feb. Aberdeen two scars on back of neck ^ 161968 James McGowan 577 73rd Foot Oldham, Lancashire carder 19 5 34 light hazel fresh ditto 8 Feb. Chatham off furlough to Preston 161966 Thomas Cassidy 637 ditto Roscommon weaver 204 5 74 sandy brown fresh ditto 8 Feb. ditto ditto to Manchester 161970 Samuel Conley John Fleming 965177th Foot Faversham, Kent tailor 22 5 541 brown blue fresh plain 10 Feb. ditto took part of reg. nec. 161971 919178t, li Foot Linlithgow blacksmith 23 5 5} brown grey fair regimental 6 Feb. Edinburgh off furlough to Liverpool 161978 William Ross 387 ditto Dundee, Forfar weaver 20 5 7 brown grey fresh ditto 10 Feb. ditto 161973 Thomas Munro 660 ditto Edinburgh tailor 19 5 44 dk. brn blue fair ditto 10 Feb. ditto 161974 James Strain 631 ditto Girvan, Ayr miner 21 5 54 dk. brn hazel dark ditto 31 Jan. ditto ditto to Glasgow 161975 Thos. McCormick 243 ditto Glasgow clerk 21} 5 64 fair grey rah- ditto 7 Feb. ditto 161976 Wm. Caulderhead 677 79th Foot Edinburgh ropemaker 21 5 6} tair hazel rah- ditto 7 Feb. Stirling D ; poekpitted 161977 Thomas Hall 1067 ditto Leith, Edinburgh moulder 20 5 4 It. brn grey fresh ditto 9 Feb. ditto took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 161978 Isaac Sykes 664 84th Foot Hawby, Yorkshire labourer 191 5 6 light grey fresh ditto 4 Feb. Manchester 161979 Samuel Bodell 3167 ditto Milford, Derbyshire silk spinner 234 5 8 light [ brown fresh ditto 5 Feb. ditto 1^ 30 161981 James Appleby | 672 1 ditto . | Hexham, Nortbumb. labourer 19} 5 5 light | brown fresh ditto 5 Feb. ditto Wm. Cartwright ditto IBirkenhead, Cheshire stoker 23 5 7 sandy blue fresh blue smock ; mole 11 Feb. Beverley anchor on left hand; recruit 161982 John Burke 3426 86 t. h Foot IBallmrobe, Mayo collier 244 5 71 brown grey fresh regimental 12 Fob. Newry took waist- belt and great coat 161983 John O'Connor 524 87th Foot Manchester tailor 24 5 4 dk. brr grey fresh ditto 11 Feb. Buttevant off furlough to Manchester 161984 William Woodcock 511 ditto ditto bayonetmki 22 5 4 brown grey fresh ditto 11 Feb. ditto ditto ditto 161985 David Archibald 70( 92nd Foot Coleraine, Deny miner 19 5 7 dk. bn dk. brr fresh ditto 14 Feb. Perth ditto to Londonderry; scar on thigh 161986 Alexander McLear 805 93rd Foot Appleeross, Ross Carlisle, Cuifiberlant labourer 21- 5 4i tair grey fresh ditto 14 Feb. Aberdeen 161985 John Smith . 96th Foot moulder 28 5 53 brown grey fresh blue smock; cord 8 Feb. London recruit, finally approved 16198£ Thomas Wilson 55c ditto Toxtetli Park, Lane. shoemaker 22 5 5, dk. bri blue sallow plain 14 Feb. Dublin scar on left side 161985 John Kerr y 66i 98th Foot Ballisodare, Sligo tailor 28415 8 dk. bri hazel sallow regimental 15 Feb. Canterbury off furlough to Sligo 161990 161991 161992 161993 161994 161995 161996 161997 161998 161999 John Gallagher William E. Tanner John Brady John Holmes George Smith John Gregory John Edwards Charles McFadgen Michael Kean 481 1322 222 3724 1031 2149 980 2527 2339 96th Foot 100th Foot Rifle Brigade ditto ditto ditto Military Train ditto ditto Magheracross, Ferm. Longford Drumcondra, Dublin Shoreditcli, London Little Gaddesden* Soberton, Hants Worcester Edinburgh Maghera, Derry labourer ditto ditto ditto straw blockr labourer glover labourer shoemaker 184 21J 324 24f 20i 27 - 4| 23 23 5 54 It. brn 5 84 dk. brn 5 6 brown 5 54 red 5 5 black 5 3 sandy 5 6} dark 5 4} sandy 5 74 brown blue grey grey grey hazel hazel grey grey hazel fair sallow fresh fair dark fresh dark fair fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto blue black; tweed regimental ditto 9 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 10 Feb. 9 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. 16 Feb. 7 Feb. Dublin Parkhurst Aldershot ditto Winchester Winchester Woolwich Aldershot Shorneliffe ditto to Longford; rather lame ditto to Dublin oif pass to Guildford * Herts short hair; escaped from escort off furlough to Edinburgh ditto to Bya, Londonderry 162000 162001 162002 162003 162004 162005 162006 162007 162008 162009 William Johnson James Trant Richard Buckey James Ward Joseph Leadbetter John Neal* Henry Moore Thos. Brookshaw Robert Beattie John Honeyman 22751 28811 3075 3244 2713 3507 429 4813 4528 2244 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Roy. Artillery Royal H. Art. Roy. Artillery ditto St. Pancras, London Abbeydarny, Kerry St. Panoras, London Rochdale, Lancashire Brownsliall, Dorset Westbromwich, Staff. Clerkenwell, London Stafford Ballacastle, Antrim Liff, Forfar labourer ditto shoemaker painter miner engineer harnesmakr miner ditto [ joiner 214 194 26 18 224 24| 21J 201 22 27| 34; brown 4 [ brown 24 It. brji 34 dk. brh 4J brown 4}; brown 9 : brown 7 It. brn 4 brown 8f- brown hazel grey blue blue blue hazel grey grey brown hazel fresh freah fresh fresh fair sallow fresh fresh fresh dark ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plain ditto ditto ditto 8 Feb. 6 Feb. 13 Feb. 9 Feb. 9 Feb. 15 Feb. 9 Feb. 8 Feb. 11 Feb. 12 Feb. Woolwich Dublin Woolwich ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto took part of reg. nee. D j short hair scafc on knees, mole on right side took part of reg. nec. 2nd desertion * alias James Barlow scar on right wrist injured his thumb off furlough to Kilsy the, Stirling ditto to Dundee ; pockpitted 162010 162011 162012 162013 162014 162015 162016 162017 162018 162019 § ' tr . i William Denton James Connoll Benjamin Brooks George Wallis John Sullivan Thomas Phipps Jolm McPoland George Browne Henry Foster John Crottey | 513 ditto Led sham, York groom 264 6 0 dark blue fresh ditto 10 Feb. ditto took part of reg. nec. 1189 ditto Cork harnessmkr 24 5 84 sandy grey fair ditto 10 Feb. ditto small scar on forehead 373 ditto Ilorley, York labourer 234 5 9 It. brn hazel fair ditto 11 Feb. ditto ditto Greenwich, Kent ditto 18 5 4} brown hazel fresh flannel; cord 9 Feb. ditto recruit, attested 458 ditto Clongill, Meath sclioolmastr 24} 5 94 brown grey fresh regimental 13 Feb. ditto took part of reg. nec. ' T. P.' and anchor on left arm; off furlough 6198 ditto Shereock, Cavan labourer 221 5 84 sandy grey fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto 6131 ditto Banbridge, Down ditto 22} 5 84 black grey swarth u ditto 12 Feb. ditto off furlough to Belfast 2719 ditto Brandon, Norfolk ditto 194 5 5i brown blue fresh ditto 13 Feb. ditto 6470 ditto Greenwich, Kent groom 21J 5 84 brown grey pale - ditto 15 Feb. ditto pockpitted 6446 ditto Dublin labourer 244 5 84 brown grey fresh ditto 15 Feb. ditto 162020 Thomas, Barrett 162021 Wm. Harewood 162022 Alexander Watt 1620^ 3 George Hawkins 1620214 John Busby 162026 Henry Smith 1620JTO Richard Paul 16290271 William Phillips 162028 Jonathan Hughes 162029 John Day 7129 3* 4734 382 915 i046 875 418 1292 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Chapel- en- le- Frith* B edmin ster, Som erset Edinburgh Manchester Belfast Pencombe, Hereford Clerkenwell, London Swansea, Glamorgan Ruthin, Denbigh Glasgow ditto ditto gunsmith labourer tinsmith labourer furrier carpenter roller bricklayer 22 204 26 23 22 j 24 21 27 S 23 22 brown dk. brn brown brown brown dk. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn brown grey grey hazel grey hazel hazel grey grey grey grey fresh sallow fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh ditto ditto mixture; cord regimental ditto supposed sailor's regimental ditto ditto ditto 115 Feb. 15 Feb. ! 8 Feb. i 8 Feb. ! 8 Feb. j 5 Feb. 31 Jan. j 5 Feb. Ill Feb. I 7 Feb. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Exeter Kilkenny Devonport Aldershot Dover * Derbyshire ' W. T.' on left arm poekpitted; recruit D; took waist- belt took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. off furlough to London ditto to Aberdare ' J. W.' on left arm, scar on wrist Vv j162030 Thomas Malkin 1065! ditto Stoke, Staffordshire sawyer 204 5 9 light grey light ditto 7 Feb. 162032 John Regan 1870 dittyj London tailor 314 5 7 brown hazel sallow ditto 11 Feb. John Richards 1583 ditto ShiffnaU, Salop puddler 22 5 9} sandy blue fresh ditto 11 Feb. 162033 William Crook 1254 . ditto Bradford, Yorkshire Dundee, Forfar mechanic 26 5 7} dk. brn brown sallow ditto 8 Feb. 162034 James McDonald — ditto labourer 24 5 81 dk. brn grey fresh plain 9 Feb. 162035 Robert Harwood — ditto Deptford, Kent engineer 19 5 74 red blue fresh black; drab 14 Feb. 162036 Daniel Tunney 1080 ditto Colnagune, Derry labourer 19 5 7 lt. brn blue fail- regimental 7 Feb. 162037 James Hughes 291 ditto Liverpool St. John's, Wilts ditto 21 5 74 black grey fresh ditto 6 Feb. 162038 Charles Stevens 5981 Rl. Engineers clerk 264 5 84 dk. brn blue dark ditto 9 Feb. 162039 George Saunders — Hospitl Corps Limerick labourer 22 5 44 brown dk. brn fresh ditto 14 Feb. 162040 J ohn Johnston — 12th Lancers Portobello, Edinbrgh ditto 21 5 7 brown blue fresh black; cord 9 Feb. 162041 John Sinclair — 32nd Foot Rotherham, York boilermaker 25 5 64 dk. brn grey fresh fustian 5 Feb. 162042 Thomas Jones — 39th Foot Dublin joiner 18 5 54 dk. brn grey fresh velvet; cord 14 Feb. 162043 John Karrell '— ditto Swinford, Mayo bricklayer 19 5 74 lt. bm grey fresh moleskin 11 Feb. 162044 Joseph Brown — ditto Nottingham labourer 23 5 64 dk. brn hazel fresh cord 9 Feb. 162045 Jolm Human — ditto Congleton, Cheshire moulder 26 5 7 dark hazel fresh black; cord 9 Feb. 162046 John Brown — 86th Foot Dublin labourer 19 5 5 dkjbrn grey fresh blue 11 Feb. 162047 Robert Marshall — 91st Foot Glasgow ditto 19 5 6 dk. brn black fresh brown; black 5 Feb. 162048 John Campbell — Roy. Artillery Manchester ditto 22 5 8 dk. brn grey sallow tweed; cord 12 Feb. 162049 James Magennis — ditto Antrim ditto 21 5 7} dk. brn grey fresh brown; black 15 Feb. 162050 William Allen — ditto Manchester moulder 23 5 7} dk. brn hazel fan' black 11 Feb. 162051 James Ashworth — ditto Liverpool ''-. j Tunbridge, KenW1 groom 22 5 7} brown grey fresh pilot; tweed j 14 Feb. 162052 John Thomas — ditto blacksmith 24 5 10 dk. brn blue fresh black 11 Feb. 162053 William Hamley 149 Royal H. Gds. Redcliffe, Bristol engineer 30 i 6 0 brown blue fresh regimental 3 Feb. 162054 William Erwin 667 7 th Drag. Gds. Denny, Stirling clerk 22 5 74 brown grey fresh ditto 14 Feb. 162055 Edwd. J. Mooney 549 4th Lt. Drgs. Drogheda, Louth shoemaker 21 5 6 brown grey fresh ditto 15 Feb. 162056 William R. Browne 539 ditto Gloucester clerk 22 5 5 lt. Urn blue fresh ditto 16 Feb. 162057 Patrick Hennessy 88 5t, h Lancers Davids town, Wexford servant 22 5 7 lt. lirp blue fresh ditto 15 Feb. 162058 Samuel Jones 677 6th Dragoons Southwark, London clerk 21? 5 64 black hazel fresh ditto 25 Feb. 162059 Edward Jones 317 9th Lancers Windsor, Berks labourer 25 5 74 brown grey pale ditto 18 Feb. 162060 Samuel Walker 441 ditto Deptford, Kent sailmaker 224 5 7J brown g''° y fresh ditto 17 Feb. 162061 Alfred Kilpack 1620 ditto Spratton, Northamp. hatter 33 5 S4 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 20 Feb. 162062 James Baker 162 10th Hussars Lewisham, Kent groom 244 5 6 lt. brn hazel fresh ditto 14 Feb. 162063 Charles Rush 116 11th Hu^ ars East Harling, Norfolk servant 214 5 64 dk. brn hazel fan- ditto 17 Feb. 162064 Alfred Minty 260 12th Lancers Stroud, Gloucester ditto 224 5 74 dk. brn blue fair ditto 16 Feb. 162065 John Okane 534 13th Lt. Drag. Toome, Antrim labourer 18^ 5 4| dk. brn grey dark ditto 14 Feb. 162066 George Wood 461 16th Lancers Charlton, Dover ditto 22 5 64 dk. brn liazel pale ditto 18 Feb. 162067 Henry White* 203 Gren. Guards Weymouth, Dorset ditto 24 5 8 It. brn blue fresh ditto 18 Feb. 162068 John Knibbs 7643 ditto Akeley, Bueks ditto 284 5 84 dk. brn dark dark ditto 17 Feb. 162069 William Vallance 505 ditto Heage, Derbyshire miner 204 5 74 brown hazel fresh ditto 17 Feb. ditto Shorncliffe Chris tchrch Portsmouth Edinburgh London I. of Wight Gosport Chatham Shorneliffe pockpitted off furlough to Wolverhampton. scar on right hip; recruit recruit off furlough to Derry ditto to Northampton X Sheffield ditto Manchester Walsall ditto Manchester Dublin Glasgow Manchester Lisburn recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto recruit, approved ditto lost some teeth; recruit ' N' on left arm, anchor 011 hands ; recruir recruit, not surgically inspected ditto recruit, approved Wolvrhptn. Liverpool Dartford Windsor Canterbury Dublin ditto Aldershot Maidstone Aldershot ditto ditto j Norwich ; Manchester ! Leeds [ Edinburgh Hounslow London ditto ditto mole on right shoulder; recruit mark on left jaw; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected scar on left temple off furlough to Glasgow large scar on neck lost a front tooth off furlough to Wexford apprehended D, man and woman on arm; off pass off pass to London ditto took part of reg. iiec. scars on forehead; supp. in Birmingham D ; tattooed on left wrist sear on sacrum and each hip \ D \ ' took waist- belt * alias HenrtjEUiott ditto ; short hair t ditto Jy • y* POLICE GAZETTE. W OFFICE DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued) ^ / > Marc r—^ t * h * l. 1 OFFICE HO. i 1 NAME. REG. NO. CORPS. 11 HERE BORN. TRADE. H • ts ->) SIZE. HAIR. EYES; FACE. COAT & TROUSERS. DATE OF DESERTN. PLACE OF DESERTION. ... AND REMARKS. 162070 Noah Warner 6108 9th Lancers Brampton, Oil'ord I confectioner 274 5 104 lt. brn grey fair regimental 16 Feb. London took waist- belt hair 162071 Thomas Bradshaw 469 ditto Daventry, Northamp. jricklayer 22} 5 114 arown ; t. brn fresh ditto -) yj 16 Feb. ditto i ditto v ditto 162072 David Chalkley 4257 Cold. Guards Tottenham, Middlx. aboiu'er 25} 5 11 lt. brn olue fair ditto / jy 17 Feb. ditto | broke out of barracks - j// y 3rd desertion ^ ' < f 162073 James Moxham 4094 ditto Bristol crate maker 264 5* 10} dk. brn iazel sallow 17 Feb. ditto 162074 162075 Edward T. Davis James Giblin 4314 244 ditto ditto Inkberrow, Worcester Chester mason spinner 304 254 5 5 9^ 8t lt. brn fau- iiazel grey fair fresh d %/ U 81 Feb. \ S Feb. ditto ditto took part of reg. nee. ditto 162076 William Jackson 5483 ditto Keadby, Lincoln ; abourer 31f 94 lt. brn blue fresh 16 Feb. 5 ditto ditto 162077 William Cook 4558 Scots Fusiliers Andover, Hants ditto 274 6 04 brown blue fresh 16 Feb. ditto D 162078 Edward Patterson 5139 ditto Penmnghame, Wigtn ditto 254 5 8 brown hazel fresh ditto 18 Feb. ditto took waist- belt and part of reg. nee. off pass to London 162079 Donald Elder 6365 ditto Thurso, Caithness ditto 234 5 104 brown grey fail- ditt> tt 18 Feb. Windsor 162080, Edward Fitch 652 1st Foot Dublin shoemaker 234 5 7 brown grey pale ditto 14 Feb. Birr off furlough to Manchester 162081 James Frost 544 and Foot Woodbridge, Suffolk shepherd 204 5 4 lt. bin GREY grey fresh ditto 8 Feb. Wahner ditto to Woodbridge regimentals returned; freckled 102082 John Callaghan 1252 ditto Downderry, Cork currier 23 5 44 brown sallow 20 Feb. ditto 162083 Patrick Whelan 851 3rd Foot J ointpennys,. Kilkeny shoemaker 29 5 34 dark brown fresh regimental 15 Feb. Limerick off furlough to Liverpool 3 € 2084 James Holt — 4th Foot Bolton, Lancashire nailor 22 5 44 dk. brn hazel dark moleskin; cord 20 Feb. Bolton recruit 392085 George Rhodes 598 ditto Staines, Middlesex servant 21- 1 5 4 brown GREY fresh regimental 21 Feb. Chatham 162086 James Anderson 678 ditto Roscommon piecer 194 5 5 brown grey sallow ditto 23 Feb. Eastbourne 162087 Betts Rudderham 1271 ditto Feltwell, Norfolk labourer 191 5 6 lt. brn blue fresh di^ to 24 Feb. Chichester D, 3rd desertion 162088 Patrick Kelleichen 847 5th Foot Glasgow ditto 21 5 10 dk. brn blue fresh ditto 14 Feb. Pembroke off furlough to Glasgow ditto to Edinburgh; D 162089 James. Wallis 1005 6th Foot Edinburgh typefounder 23J 5 94 dk. brn blue fresh ditto 14 Feb. Cork 162090 Michael Sullivan 527 8th Foot Dowlais, Glamorgan bailer 22} 5 34 dark grey blue florid ditto 17 Feb. Gosport ditto to Dowlais ; scar on left arm 162091 Anthony Gibson 391 9th Foot Lancaster labourer 32 = 5 84 brown fresh ditto 19 Feb. Limerick ditto to Huddersficld 162092 John O'Donnell 749 ditto Charleville, Cork ditto 25 5 7 dk. brn blue fresh ditto 11 Jan. ditto 162093 Thomas Walsh 143 10th Foot Belfast ditto 20} 5 6 brown brown fair ditto 12 Feb. Aldershot ditto to Belfast 102094 John Shea 3134 ditto Trees, Cork ditto 25f 5 64 It. brn blue dark ditto 12 Fob. ditto ditto to Cork; has weak eyes ditto to Fermoy ditto to Taunton 162095 Timothy Delaney 2032 ditto Fermoy, Cork bandsman 304 5 9 It. brn blue faii- ditto 12 Feb. ditto J. 62096 Richard H. Collard 1220 ditto Ashbrittle, Somerset. shoemaker 23 5 54 brown grey fresh ditto 22 Feb. Preston ' 162097 Joseph Cavanegh 1321 ditto Preston, Lancashire weaver 22 5 4- 4 brown blue fresh ditto 16 Feb. ditto marked with anchor, flags, and pipes L162098 Timothy Moran 1308 ditto Kilmaine, Mayo labourer 204 5 41 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 16 Feb. ditto * 16209:) Frederick Wilson 1241 11th Foot Nottingham draper 19 5 5 brown GREY fair ditto 16 Feb. Portsmouth 162100 Thomas Staunton 618 ditto Ballinasloe, Mayo shoemaker 244 5 9} brown grey fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto off furlough to Ballinasloe 162101 William Higgins 251 ditto Halifax, Yorkshire labourer. 20} 5 10 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 16 Feb. ditto 162102 Nathaniel Moore 1220 ditto Poplar, London shoemaker 20 5 6 brown blue fresh . ditto 15 Feb. ditto ditto to Mile- end, London ' ditto to Dignell, ISedford ditto to Wellington 162103 Moses Simmonds 780 ditto Northill, Hertford labourer 204 5 7 dk. brn hazel sallow ditto 15 Feb. ditto 162104 Edward Mooney 1294 ditto Wellington, Salop ditto 19 5 94 lt. brn blue fair ditto 15 Feb. ditto 162105 Patrick Hare 9Q1 ditto Wigton, Cumberland ditto 20J 5 6 brown blue fair ditto 14 Feb. ditto ditto to Dumfries ' 162106 George Aylen — ditto Mittord, Norfolk ditto 20 5 6 lt. brn blue fresh black; dark 18 Feb. Cambridge recruit, attested 162107 Patrick Murray 510 12th Foot Strokestown, Roscom ditto 23} 5 8| brown grey swarth regimental 15 Feb. Walmer off furlough to Boyle, Roscommon; sear OI [ chert. 162308 William Speed 331 ditto Woodford, Essex groom 224 5 54 It. brn grev fresh _ 21 Feb. Devonport 162109 John Mooney 162 ditto Manchester labourer 26! 5 4J brown grey fair regimental 21 Feb. ditto .162110 William Allen 1279 13th Foot York turner 18 5 84 brown grey • fresh ditto 18 Feb. Fermoy ditto to York 162111 David Morrissey 688 14th Foot Mullinahone, Tippy. labourer 244 5 44 brown blue fair ditto 20 Feb. ditto D D 162112 Wm. McConnell 914 16th Foot Derry ditto 204 5 54 brown grey fresh ditto 14 Feb. Curragh off'furlough to Liverpool 1021.13 Patrick Gilvary 931 ditto Killala, Mayo ditto 214 5 5 brown grey fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto ditto ditto 162114 John Moran 164 ditto , Harbours town, Meath shoemaker 224 5 44 lt. brn grey fresh ditto 16 Feb. ditto off pass to Dublin 1C2115 Peter Hepborn 434 ditto Donaghmore, Tyrone labourer 26} 5 4 " fan- blue fresh ditto 19 Feb. ditto ditto to Kilcullen, Kildare 162116 John McAtee 853 ditto Clones, Monaghan ditto 21- 1 5 94 It. brn blue fresh ditto 20 Feb. ditto off furlough to Clone- si 162117 Samuel Corby 564 17th Foot Northampton bricklayer 214 5 74 brown grey fair ditto 19 Feb. Shorncliffe D - * 162118 Thomas Toon 1127 ditto Bassford, Notts butcher 26 5 9 auburn hazel fresh ditto 21 Feb. ditto supp. in Nottingham ; long sandy whiskers off furlough to Barriley, Lancashire 162119 Michael Martin 1352 18th Foot Kilkerrin, Galway cottonspinr. 20 5 4 dark grey sallow ditto 14 Feb. Buttevant. 162120 Thomas May 1256 19th Foot St. Clement's, London labourer 181 5 4 dk. brn hazel florid ditto 15 Feb. Portsmouth ditto to Devonshire; anchor on arm 152121 James Bretherton 55 ditto Lancashire seaman 224 5 5 dk. brn brown dark ditto 14 Feb. ditto ditto to Liverpool ditto to Coldstream 162122 John Patterson 819 ditto Coldstream, Berwick joiner 21- 4 5 64 brown grey fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto 162123 James Coombs 1349 ditto Eling, Hants labourer 194 5 64 dark blue fresh ditto 26 Feb. ditto ditto 162124 Thomas Harrison 128 ditto London ditto 214 5 44 auburn grey fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto ditto to Cork 162125 Charles Peacock 491 20th Foot Lambeth, London shoemaker 214 5 4} brown grey pale ditto 10 Feb. Curragh ditto to Cripplegate, London 162126 William Molloy 593 21st Foot Wishaw, Lanark labourer 20 5 4 brown bluO fresh ditto 15 Feb. Bin- X - L O ' scar on left shoulder 162127 John Flannigan 1501 ditto Glasgow shoemaker . 19 5 5} brown blue fresh ditto 15 Feb. ditto scar on left eyebrow 162128 John Aitchison 403 ditto Holytown, Lanark miner 20 J 5 6} brown blue fresh. ditto 14 Feb. Shorneliffe off furlough to Lanark 162129 Fras. Fitzsimmons 988 ditto Street, Longford labourer 194 5 4} lt. brn hazel fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto ditto to Lesgrie, Longford 162130 Thomas Kelly — 22nd Foot Roscommon ditto 25 5 44 sandy grey fresn 19 Feb. London pockpitted, scar over left eyebrow; recruit 162131 John Hopkins 939 23rd Foot iJandaff, Glamorgan ditto 194 5 64 auburn grey florid regimental 8 Feb. Chatham off furlough to Preston M62132 Charles Henriques 416 25th Foot • Aldersgate, London musician 204 5 64 dk. brn hazel dark ditto 11 Feb. Aldershot grossness of face 162133 James Rumfitt 1268 ditto * London umbrllamkr 20 5 44 brown grey fresh plain 14 Feb. ditto recruit 162.131 Barney Gallagher 960 ditto Kilconagham, Derry labourer 20 5 64 dk. brn hazel fresh regimental 14 Feb. ditto pockpitted 162135 Michael Dunn 531 ditto Bolton, Lancashire stripper 20 5 7} dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto scar on forehead 162136 Bernard Feeney 885 ditto Roscommon labourer 18} 5 44 lt. brn blue fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto scar on left leg 1623.37 John Kelly 839 ditto , Tuam, Galway ditto 24. 5 8J dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 11 Feb. ditto 162138 John Brown 391 ditto Middlesex groom 204 5 84 brown dk. brn fresh ditto 18 Feb. ditto scars on left groin and spine 162139 Phillip Ellis 4 26th Foot Gorbals, Lanark labourer 20 5 54 lt. brn grey fresh ditto 13 Feb. Belfast off furlough 162140 162141 162142 162143 162144 162145 162146 162147 162148 162149 Thomas Wilson William Walsh Patrick Walsh Peter Lee Rich. Groombridge James Robinson W. H. Brogden R. Messenger James Smith John Crowlev 3933 644 459 473 1036 306 997 550 ditto 27th Foot 28th Foot 31st Foot ditto 32nd Foot ditto . ditto . ditto 36th Foot High Church, Renf. Dublin Castlelyons, Cork Dublin Bristol Belfast St. Alban's, Herts Gloucester Reading Galway weaver frenchplshr, labourer combmaker labourer bootcloser labourer mechanic labourer 34 25J 184 19| 26| 19 16} 174 18 21 54 54 44 34 5 5 1 44 5 64 dk. brn brown dark tair brown dark brown dk. brn brown dark grey fresh hazel jfresh brown ' sallow fresh grey blue hazel blue hazel hazel hazel j fresh ! fresh fresh ; light fresh ' fresh 162150 William Probyn 577 ditto Ross, Hereford ditto 344 5 104 black hazel fresh 162151 John Giblin 783 37th Foot Milltown, Galway ditto 22 5 5 brown grey fresh 162152 John Connor 535 ditto Boyle, Roscommon ditto 20 5 5 dk. brn grey fresh 162153 James Hayter 465 39th Foot Fonthill Gifford, Wlts ditto 21 5> 9 lt. brn grey fresh 162154 Thomas Wood — ditto i Reading tailor 19 5 4.} black hazel fresh 162155 Patrick Hannon 4057 41st Foot Waterford labourer 24 5 44 dark grey fail- MJ2156 Robert Edwards 3999 ditto Denbigh ditto 24 5 8 brown brown fresh 162157 Peter Gillick 344 ditto Donaghadee, Down ditto 23- 4 5 9 brown grey fan- 162158 Michael Murray 4081 ditto Templemore, Tippy. ditto 22- 4 5 44 It-, brn grey fair 162159 William Lambert 711 42nd Foot Lincoln shoemaker 23 5 54- dk. brn hazel sallow 162160 James White 973 ditto Dundee, Forfar weaver 18 5 54 brown blue fair 162161 John Lewis 299 45th Foot Swansea, Glamorgan labourer 28 5 5 dk. brn brown fresh 162162 Thomas Cooke 3S6 47th Foot Gloucester sailor 214 5 7 brown blue fresh 162163 John Melville 343 ditto Lanark grocer 21| 5 5 brown hazel sallow 362364 Robert Archabald 403 ditto Bonhill, Dumbarton weaver 224 5 11 black hazel dark 162165 Charles Jones 580 ditto Sligo glazier 254 5 64 fair grey fresh 162166 John Cussen 3325 49th Foot limerick labourer 23} 6 7} lt. brn grey swarth 362167 Daniel Mangan 3322 ditto Tarbert, Kerry ditto 29 5 6} lt. brn grey fan- 16216? Charles Henstock 3989 ditto Foolow, Derby miner 25 5 6} dark dark fresh 162169 John Cottage ditto Staleybridge, Lane. labourer 22 5 44 lt. brn blue light ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto black; dark regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 13 Feb. 21 Feb. 18 Feb. 23 Feb. 22 Feb. 14 Feb. 19 Feb. 20 Feb. 18 Fob. 14 Feb. ditto Cork Fermoy Chatham ditto Preston ditto ditto York Athlone ditto tattooed on arms scar over right eyebrow and oil left cheek off furlough to Dublin j lost two front teeth ditto to Tunb ridge, Kent / ditto short hair finally approved "" " to Coventry supp. at81, HighHolborn, Londn ' recruit, until I off furlough 13 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 17 Feb. 23 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. Dublin Colchester ditto Templemre. Bristol Aldershot ditto ditto ditto Stirling ditto ditto ditto to Dublin large laole beneath left nates recruit, finally approved off furlough ditto ditto ditto to Templeniore ditto to York Ijo Rots; mark on neck to Milltown; took some money ditto regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto brown; moleskin 18 Feb. 12 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. ditto Alderahot Dover ditto ditto ditto Aldershot ditto ditto Ashton- u- L ditto to Dundee ditto to Swansea ditto to Gloucestershire ditto to Glasgow ditto to Dumbarton ditto to Tubbercurry, Sligo ditto to Garryowen, Limerick ditto to Bohei'bray, Limerick ditto to Derbyshire tattooed on arm and wrist; recruit 162170 Peter Ellis ditto ditto ditto 18 5 54 dk. brn grey swarth pilot; cord 18 Feb. ditto recruit, attested 162171 Joseph Carter 50th Foot FrodBham, Cheshire ditto 25 5 74 black grey dark ditto 22 Feb. Stockport. anchor on right arm; recruit recruit, finally approved 162172 James Moore ditto Partick, Lanark ditto 184 5 4 red hazel fresh blue; moleskin 22 Feb. C lasgow i62173 Richard Smith 3980 55th Foot Limerick cabinetmkr. 25 5 54 sandy grey fair regimental 22 Feb. Aldershot took two £ 5 notes; supp. in Dublin 362174 John McCool 697 57th Foot Leek, Tyrone labourer 17 5 54 black grey sallow ditto 19 Feb. Cork scars on back 162175 James Dredge 715 60th Rifles Bridford, Devon ditto 19} 5 3 lt. brn grey palo ditto 16 Feb. Dover I 162176 Charles Brooks 852 ditto Watford, Herts weaver 24 5 9 dk. brn brown fresh ditto 16 Feb. ditto 162177 John Haly 841 ditto Dublin labourer 184 5 4} sandy grey fair ditto 20 Feb. ditto 162178 Patrick Read 564 ditto ditto ditto 20 5 5 brown hazel fresh ditto 22 Feb. ditto off furlough to Stillorgan, Dublin 162179 Michael Bennett 923 ditto Limerick shoemaker ' 184 5 54 brown blue fresh ditto 20 Feb. Winchester pockpitted i62180 William Latimer 388 ditto Dublin ditto 27 5 7 dk. brn hazel sallow ditto 14 Fetv. ditto off' furlough to Dublin ; D 162181 Henry Edwards 604 63rd Foot Louth labourer 20 5 6 brown blue fresh IStfWb. Belfast cross on right arm ; regimentals found 362382 Thomas Ruddy 795 65th Foot Westport, Mayo ditto 20 5 7 brown grey fresh regimental 18 i<\ b.. Birr 162183 Thomas Frazer 847 ditto Belfast ditto 25 5 54 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 18 Feb. ditto scar on left cheek, cross on right arm 162184 Patrick Lynch 819 ditto Tralee, Kerry cooper 21 5 5 It. brn blue . freell ditto 18 Fob. ditto took part of reg. nec. 162185 William Foster 859 ditto Northwich, Cheshire labourer 204 5 94 brown grey . fresh ditto 15 Feb. ditto ditto 362186 Patrick Doyle 867 • ditto Boyle, Roscommon blacksmith 20 5 5i brown grey ; fresh ditto 15 Feb. ditto ditto [ scene- sliifto 162187 Richard Jones 583 ditto Marylebone, London labourer 18} 5 44 brown grey- fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto off furlough to London; supp. employed as a 162188 William Latney 880 ditto Whitechapel, ditto cabinetmkr. 20 5 5} dk. brn brown fresh ditto 21 Feb. ditto took part of reg. nec. 162189 Michael Northan 76 67th Foot Roscommon labourer 21 5 7 fan- grey fresh ditto 21 Feb. Athlone D, 2nd desertion ; ii2$ 90 Patrick Kearns 874 ditto Galway ditto 204 5 4 brown hazel fresh ditto 19 Feb. ditto 162191 Richard Watson 892 71st Foot Kilsyth, Stirling mason 201 5 7 brown grey fresh ditto 16 Feb. Stirling scar on right leg and thigh 162192 Francis Shannon 885 ditto Elphin, Roscommon labourer 23 5 44 dk. brn blue fresh ditto 19 Feb. ditto pockpitted 162193 David Scott ditto Glasgow frenchplshr. 19 5 4} brown grey fresh brown; moleskin 18 Feb. Glasgow scars on back ; recruit 162191 John Montgomery 703 74th Foot Dunbar, Haddington saddler 184 5 41 brown blue fresh regimental 14 Feb. Aberdeen ' J ' on left arm 162195 Hugh C. Hilands Peter McCann 801 76th Foot Belfast blacksmith' 18 5 44 red dk. brn fair ditto 14 Feb. Belfast scar of boil on back of neck 162196 831 ditto Derry * 19 5 64 brown blue sallow ditto 18 Feb. ditto boil on abdomen ' * gas burner maker 162197 James Paton 830 ditto Gorbals, Lanark labourer 18 5 44 brown blue sallow ditto 18 Feb. ditto took part of reg. nec. 162198 Edward Pigott James Hemsley 3031 77th Foot Chelsea, London ditto 26 5 64 black grey fresh ditto 14 Feb. Chatham scar on neck 162199 791 ditto . V Durham miner 25 5 6 brown blue fair ditto 15 Feb. ditto off furlough to Durham ; plays the violin 7 " T v rG A Z E T T E. OFFICE NO. NAME. 162200 162201 162202 162203 162201 162205 162206 162207 162208 162209 John Brooks George Ritchie Peter McGill William Murray Alexander Purdie Charles Coyle Mark Wilton James Brown James Kirshaw James Herregen DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued). TRADE. SIZE. EYES. FACE. COAT & TROUSERS. 3148 ditto 79th Eoot 84th Eoot ditto ditto ditto 86th Foot Hart, Durham Kilmarnock, Ayr Govan, Renfrew Bervie, Kincardine Beitb, Ayr Templemichael* j| Hulme, LanHTstei Gomersall, York Leitrim i blacksmith baker,.* hammermn. labourer miner labourer engine driv. joiner dyer 18 36 25 22 254 ft 24 23 20}| l5 21 It. brn brown fail- fair It. brn light dk. brn dk. brn light dk. brn grey blue brown blue" grey blue blue fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh black trousers regimental ditto •> ditto ditto ditto ditto grey; cord regimental plain DATE, OF DESEItTN. 17 Feb. 20 Feb. 20 Feb. 21 Feb. 17 Feb. 16 Feb. 14 Feb. 11 Feb. 14 Feb. - June PLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. Eastbourne Edinburgh ditto ditto Stirling Manchester ditto ditto ditto Winchester off furlough to Kilmarnock ditto to Partick, Lanark took waist- belt off furlough to Cork recruit, attested ditto * Longford 162210 162211 162212 162213 162214 162215 162216 162217 162218 162219 Francis McDonnell William McMullen Michael Hart* Michael Quinn*| Wni. Auchterlonie John Hay John Bergin William Walker James Toole James Gallagher 706 746 709 605 3521 271 2492 1819 40 ditto ditto . ditto 89th Foot 93rd Foot ditto 96th Foot » ditto ditto ditto Dublin Ballymoney, Antrim Liverpool Butlersbridge, Cavan Leith, Edinburgh Perth Dublin Manchester Armagh Meeliek. Mayo j carpenter ! labourer ( ditto » I ditto '} Iglassblowi?!- j weaver labourer labourer i painter 89| 19} r27| 23 18 30 214 21 37 224 brown fail- brown brown brown dk. brn brown It! brn lt. brn lt. brn blue darM grey blue grey* blue grey blue grev brown sallow fair fail- fair fresh fresh fresh fair fair fair regimental ditto ditto ditto • plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb: 14 Feb. 21 Feb. 18 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 13 Feb. 15 Feb. Newry ditto A ditto Fermoy Edinburgh Aberdeen Dublin ' ditto ditto ditto off furlough to Liverpool; anchor on arm ditto to Ballymoney ditto to Liverpool; tattooed on arm? ditto to Durham; sear on elbow recruit, finally approved off furlough to Leeds ditto to Plymouth ditto to Devonport fhJ{ 162220 162221 162222 162223 162224 162225 162226 162227 162228 162229 John McGuire Bernd. McDermott George Gray John Hall William Pitt George Bancroft Joseph Huggins Thomas Campbell Timothy Mullens Robert Russell 589 2538 598 3110 3471 1582 2451 6447 386 ditto ditto ditto ditto Military Train ditto ditto ditto Roy. Artillery ditto Charlemouut, Dublin Newtownstewart* Barnet, Middlesex Dudley, Worcester Steeple Bumstead* Dultinfield, Cheshire Wakely, Oxford Glasgow Cork Chiddingley, Sussex labourer ditto ditto moulder labourer collier mason moulder labourer ditto 21 30 25 24 22f 19} 274 22} 184 24} dk. brn dk. brn brown brown dk. brn lt. brn brown lt. brn black brown grey brown grey hazel grey grey grey grey brown grey dark^ fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh regimental black ; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 19 Feb. 15 Feb. 17 Feb. 25 Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 16' Feb. 15 Feb. 23 Feb. 22 Feb. Chichester Dublin London Chichester Woolwich ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto pockpitted, scar on back; regs. returned off furlough to Manchester ; D, scar on nose ' clown on right arm; recruit [* Tyrone took waist- belt D, contraction of left^ ittle^ Cnger * Essex off pass to Londog^; sctr on left eyebrow * , v x off furlough to Glasgow ' ^ took waist- belt » - off furlough to Waldron, Sussex jT\ 162230 162231 162232 162233 132234 62235 12236 2237 12238 ! 22) i9 William Madden Alex. Montgomery Thomas Barton* William Flannigan George H. Wiggins John Bush James Welsh Wm. Whitehead William Beamont Henry Holliman 162240 162241 162242 162243 162244 162245 162246 162247 162243 162249 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto St. Pancras, London Glasgow Andover, Hants Rathcoole, Dublin St. George's, London Nettlestead, Kent Exeter Manchester Peckham, Surrey Berkhamp3tead* mason shoemaker engineer baker labourer bootcloser clerk tailor shoemaker groom 194 254 244 25 19| 191 23 204 20} 84 74 7 7 64 64 5} 8 10 dark brown dk. brn brown brown dk. brn fair fair brown brown blue hazel brown blue brown hazel grey grey hazel hazel florid fresh sallow fresh fair • fresh fair fair fair dark ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 22 Feb. 26 Feb. 23 Feb. 19 Feb. 19 Feb. 19 Feb. 17 Feb. 17 Feb. 17 Feb. 17 Feb. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto tattooed on ^ ight arm mole , on back J abscSnded with money ' alias Freeman off pass'to London; took waist- belt took waist- belt. ditt& * Herts James Jones George Hawkins James Brines William Ashwood George Gray James Rue Lanclin Christie Thos. Richardson William Johnson Jeremiah Cronan 295 4734 7217 7215 2432 2472 932 115 2076 1138 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Athlone, Westmeath Manchester Killyman, Tyrone Belfast Neweastle- on- Tyne Ceylon Kirkaldy, Fife Daventry, Nortbamp. ABliton- under- Lyne Kanturk, Cork musician labourer ditto ropemaker plasterer:' moulder joiner labourer ditto ditto 26f 23 22 21 22} 19 21 264 24 23 brown brown dk. brn brown brown dark brown dk. brn red lt. brn grey grey blue grey hazel hazel grey hazel blue grey fan- fresh fair fresh fresh fresh pale fresh fail- fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 18 Feb. 19 Feb. 19 Feb. 19 Feb. 19 Feb. 19 Feb. 19 Feb. 18 Feb. 18 Feb. 19 Feb. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Leith Bristol Plymouth D took waist- belt ditto off furlough to North Shields ditto to Glasgow cross on left wrist * ? D * T D took a Lucknow medal 162250 162251 162252 162253 162254 162255 162256 162257 162258 162259 John Hunter Thomas Currin Ralph Tipton John McCarthy William Gibson David Poots Benjamin Nutall William Devine Christopher Julian Matthew Lloyd 2075 11905 11819 597 853 1918 557 1196 860 182 ditto Larne, Antrim Celbridge, Kildare shoemaker 24 5 2} dk. brn hazel dark ditto 15 Feb. Longford ditto'' ditto servant 22 5 6 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 15 Feb. ditto Acton, Stafford labourer 274 5 94 brown blue fresh ditto 15 Feb. • ditto ditto St. Andrew's, London ditto 25 5 44 black hazel dark ditto * 14 Feb. Hdsea ditto Balerno, Edinburgh ditto 23 5 44 brown grey fresh ditto 16 Feb. Devonport ditto Dromara, Down shoemaker 19 5 4 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 10 Feb. Athlone ditto Lincohi gardener 19} 5 8 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 11 Feb.' Alderney ditto Burnley, Lancaster cloth cutter 22 5 84 lt. brn grey fail- ditto 12 Feb. Gospoi't ditto Newtownards, Down labourer 28 5 94 black hazel fresh ditto 8 Feb. ditto ditto Stottesden, Salop hatter 28 5 3} brown brown fair ditto 17 Feb. Limerick off furlough ditto ditto to Glasgow to Dublin to Staffordshire ir* ditto to Edinburgh ditto to Dromara ditto to Lincoln tattooed on arms, breast, and wrists off furlough to Birmingham 162260 162261 162262 162263 162264 162265 162266 162267 162268 162269 John Grant Robert Tweedy James Roe John Wilson James Anderson John Allen Andrew Patterson Thomas Samewells John Rian Thomas Gray 6170 670 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Kintore, Aberdeen Armagh Failsworth, Lancaster Glossop, Derbyshire Drumcree, Westmth. Paisley, Renfrew Edinburgh Leicester Spalding, Lincoln Dalton, Durham labourer ditto ditto mechanic labourer clothlapper miner joiner sawyer tailor 21} 30 28 27 21 19 27 25 24 224 sandy lt. brn lt. brn brown dk. brn It. brn brown lt. brn brown dk. brn grey hazel blue grey grey hazel blue grey grey grey faii- sallow sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh ditto ditto black; cord ditto 4 tweed W.' brown; moleskin brown brown; cord cord; fustian black; brown 16 Feb. 28 Jan. 20 Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 22 Feb. 15 Feb. 20 Feb. 20 Feb. 24 Feb. Sheerness Dover Rochdale ditto Glasgow ditto ditto Lincoln London ditto ditto to Liverpool recruit, attested scar on neck; recruit recruit, finally approved ditto scar on nose; recruit ' recruit, attested recruit, finally approved large front teeth, slight moustache pr* I6JSC0 162,5Y 162272 162273 162274 162275 162276 162277 162278 162279 John Brown Patrick Devlin William Dickinson George Collin Patrick McNalty Edward McMahon William Hamilton Francis Jordan Andrew Smith Patrick Malone ditto ditto Scots Fusiliers 4th Lt. Drgs. 12th Lancers 8th Foot 11th Foot ditto ditto 12th Foot Wisbeaeh, Cambridge Ballyscallion, Derry Birjtenhead, Cheshire Finsbury, London Bradford, Yorkshire Portumna, Galway Pickwick, Wiltshire London Liverpool Armagh labourer ditto ditto groom labourer . ditto ditto ditto bootcloser I labourer 71 74 10 6 61 54 74 brown brown dk. brn brown lt. brn lt. bm dk. brn 74 brown 4 | lt. brn 6 brown hazel hazel hazel grey grey blue blue hazel blue brown fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dark ' brown; cord black; moleskin cord black; cord blue pilot; cord white slop ; blue whi' e slop ; mole mixture ; grey | black; cord 23 Feb. 17 Feb. 14 Feb. 12 Feb. 26 Feb. 23 Feb. 9 Feb. 9 Feb. 14. Feb. 18 Feb. Sudbury Omagh Liverpool Westminstr Bradford Johnstown Liverpool ditto . ditto ditto recruit, attested ^ ditto ; freckled recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, approved recruit, not surgically inspected scar under left arm ; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected ditto recruit, attested; supp. in Nottingham recruit, not surgically inspected i 162280 162281 162282 162283 162284 16228o 162286 162287 1622jfe John C. Strong James Chas. Hill Peter Trainer John Melvile George Robmson William Booth Henry Davies Samuel Jones James Tyler 162^ 89 George Busby ditto ditto 21st Foot 26th Foot 29th Foot 32nd Foot 36th Foot 39th Foot ditto 45th Foot St. Giles's, London Leatlierhead, Surrey Londonderry Glasgow Lisnagarvin, Down Sheffield LlanegwadjCarmrtlin London Liverpool Elderslie, Renfrew shoemaker clerk bricklayer labourer weaver cutler carpenter plater tailor calico prntr. 5 7 5 11 5 74 5 64 5 4. 5 44 5 4- 4 5 8 5 9 5 54 auburn brown brown lt. brn dark black brown dk. brn lt. brn brown grey hazel grey blue blue dk. brn grey hazel grey ' lazel fresh sallow fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow brown; cord tweed blue; moleskin moleskin brown; dark brown; fustian blue;. cord moleskin cloth black ; moleskin 18& 290 162291 162292 162293 162294 162295 162296 162297 162298 162299 Jolm Pilkington James McLean James Downey Alex. Williams Peter Grant James McLoughlan John Edwards Luke Holding J ohn Graham Thomas Brown 63rd Foot ditto ditto 74th Foot ditto 93rd Foot; Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto Bolton, Lancashire Glasgow ditto ditto ' ditto Denny, Stirling Liverpool Preston, Lancashire Edinburgh Stone, Staffordshire bricklayer labourer moulder shoemaker pair. ter waiter ropemaker weaver blacksmith shoemaker 4 4 5 4 8} 7 8 6} 7f 5 lt. brn red lt. brn brown black dk. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn brown blue blue grey hazel hazel hazel blue brown grey hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh 21 Feb. 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 18 Feb. 14 Feb. 16 Feb. 26 Feb. 18 Feb. 18 Feb. 20 Feb. ditto ditto Glasgow ditto ditto Sheffield Neath Walsall ditto Glasgow recruit, approved recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto ditto ditto scar under left jaw; recruit scar on forehead; recruit walks uprightly; recruit recri^ jt, not surgically inspected . lack; moleskin dark; tweed moleskin; cord black; moleskin light tweed black brown; cord pilot jacket; cord fustian; moleskin cord jacket; cord 25 Feb. 20 Feb. 18 Feb. 15 Feb. 18 Feb. 3 Feb. 25 Feb. 17 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. Kingston* Glasgow ditto ditto ditto ditto Liverpool Preston Edinburgh Woolwich ditto * upon Hull ditto ditto supp. in Glasgow, under the name of Jones ditto ditto Mcintosh recruit, n ® t- surgically inspected scar beside right eye; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected ditto recruit, approved 162300 162301 162302 162303 162304 162305 162306 162307 162308 162309 Thomas Cooper John Adams Edward Wood James Coyle John Kimberley William Barber Andrew Callaghan James Kidd George Field John Dickie 520 276 1910 1900 1575 539 ditto ditto ditto ditto 4th Drag. Gds. 4th Lt. Drag, ditto ditto ditto • 13th Lt. Drgs, Ashford, Kent Tunbridge Wells Woolwich Bolton, Lancashire Birmingham Manchester Chatham, Kent Bombay Edinburgh harneBmakr labourer groom shoemaker brassfoundr mechanic typefounder 20 28 20 24 254 26 20 20 221 204 74 104 44 84 8} 5 71 6 9 6" brown auburn black lt. brn brown brown brpwn brown brown dk. brn grey blue black grey brown grey grey • blue grey grey fresh fresh fresh light sallow fair fair fair-, dark sallow black ; cord cord blue ; black black regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 15 Feb. 27 Feb. 25 Feb. 26 Jan. 24 Feb. 23 Feb. 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 18 Feb. ditto Dartford ditto Bolton Birminghm Dublin ditto ditto ditto Edinburgh ditto mole on right shoulder; recruit recruit, surgically inspected ditto moles in right arm- pit, leech- bites on abdomen D off furlough to Queensborough, Kent ditto to Bolton- le- Moor, Lancashire ditto to Hoddesdon, Herts I 162310 John Bishton 307 10th Hussars Birmingham boilermaker 21 5 5} lt. brn grey fresh ditto 21 Feb. Ipswich took part of reg. hec. 162311 John Morris 12 ditto Manchester tailor 28- 4 5 7 lt. brn grey fair ditto 23 Feb. Norwich D 162312 James Ratwell 406 17tli Lancers Lady'sEnd, Wexford. currier 214 5 74 brown blue fresh ditto ' 28 Feb. Maidstone off furlough to Lady's Island, Wexford 162313 Thomas Clements 9283 Gren. GuardB Binsted, Hants labourer 234 5 7 dk. brn hazel fair ditto 22 Feb. London D; took waist- belt 162314 William Hughes 609 3rd Foot Daventry, Northmpn brickmaker 224 5 41 lt. brn grey fail- ditto 22 Feb. Limerick 162315 James Willfred 750 ditto Worksop^ Notts labourer 21 5 6i dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 22 Feb. ditto off furlough to Barrhead, Renfrew 162316 William Ford — 4th Foot Mullingar, Westmth. shoemaker 20 5 5 dk. brn grey fresh brown; cord 27 Feb. Bolfon recruit 162317 John Moran 1376 5th Foot Shanagolden, Limerck labourer 18 5 51 lt. brn grey frCsh regimental 24 Feb. Pembroke 162318 Edward McMahon — 8th Foot Portumna, Galway ditto 20 5 54 brown blue fresh blue pilot; cord 23 Feb. Athlone scar under left arm; recruit off furlough to Sunderland 162319 Thomas Barber 2775 ditto Durham stonecutter 364 5 6 dk. brn grey fresh regimental 23 Feb. Gosport 162320 162321 162322 162323 162324 162325 162326 162327 162328 John Morrison William Mannix Patrick Hoben Frederick Beadle John Saxton John Gill Owen Leavey John Osborne 162329 John Harold 717 1196 672 480 826 348 1058 1056 12th Foot 15th Foot ditto 17th Foot 22nd Foot 29th Foot ditto 31st Foot 32nd Foot ditto St. Giles's, London Cooteliill, Cavan Limerick Dublin Barnstaple, Devon Limerick Tralee, Kerry Dublin Barnard Castle* Lancaster harnesmakr ironmouldr. clerk labourer steward..- carpenter shoemaker carpenter boilermaker bootcloser 24 10} 244 23 234 28 25 28 19 194 brown brown brown brown light dark dk. brn brown dk. brn sandy hazel dk. brn hazel hazel blue hazel grey • grey hazel grey dark fresh fresh fresh fain' fresh fair fresh fresh freck. black; cord smock frock; regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plain ditto 126 Feb. cord' 126 Feb. | 24 Feb. 25 Feb. 26 Feb. 28 Feb. 1 Mar. 23 Eeb. 25 Feb. 25 Feb. London Bristol Pembroke Shorncliffe Parkhurst Aldershot ditto Chatham Preston ditto pockpitted; recruit blue mark on right cheek; recruit took waist- belt took part of reg. neo, off furlough to Devonport; scar on neck off pass to London took 20 rounds of ball ammunition off furlough to Dublin recruit * Durham ditto t POLICE GAZ DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE ( continued.) OFFICE >' 0. NAME. RE&. NO. WHERE BOEN. TBADE. HAIE. EYES. V FACE. COAT & TEOUSEBS. DATE OF DESERTN. PLACE OF DESEETION 162330 162331 162332 162333 162334 162335 162336 162337 162338 162339 John Adams John Carrol Henry Smith Peter McIntyre George Woodhams James Morton Thomas Eldred James McGuire Thomas Hunt Denis Fitzgerald 455 372 434 57 490 3246 3170 261 586 35th Font 41st Foot 45th Foot ditto 50th Foot 55th Foot 58th Foot ditto 60th Rifles 86th Foot Tunbridge Wells Mqpiyea, Galway Keyrisham, Somerset Newry, Down Wilsborough, Kent Salisbury Hertford Glasgow Porfcsea, Hants' Limerick labourer ditto ditto marbleplshr labourer ditto ditto ditto butcher labourer 23 J 19 18! 18| 32 23 ' 24} 244 21 21 brown dk. brn dk. brn lt. brn* black brown black i brown" dk. brn lt. brn. grey , grey blue grey dk. brn hazel grey black hazel grey fresh* fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow ruddy fresh sallow sallow 162340; 162341 162342 162343 162344 162345 16234 « 162347 162348 162349 John Sullivan John Davies Wm. Bartholomew Patrick Buckley James Karrigon Henry Johnson James Webb John McPherson Thomas Wing Joseph Bryan 611 114 1867 2261 9382 7194 810 ditto 88th Foot 96th Foot Boy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto J. Dublin Liverpool GouldhuAt, Xent Cork T Droglieda, Louth Manchester Loudon Edinburgh Yardley, Herts Nort. hwich, Cheshire shoemaker watchmaker labourer sailmaker. labourer tailor, butcher servant groom bricklayer 174 25! 221 24 25 20 20 25 18 234 brown lt. brn* brown brown browif brown brown brown dk. brn brown brown blue grey blue grey brown grey grey hazel hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fair fair fresh regimental ditto *• * regimental ditto ditto . ditto diP> regimental ditto" ditto tweed; fustian black ; li| Mt regimental ditto ditto ditto 24 Feb. 21 Feb. 24 Feb. 21 Feb. 24 Feb. 28< Feb. 28- Fet- JL 28 § fc'eb~ 25* Feb. I 20 ^ eb. Chatham Preston Aldershot ditto Parkhurst Winchester Sheffield • ditto Dover IN ewry K3 AND REMARKS. off furlough f: Bath ditto t.. Glasgow; D ; cut on upper lip tattooed on right arm off furlough to Belfast ditto to Gla'sgow took waist- belt and great coat ' P. M'l.' on arm 23 Feb. 16 Feb. 25 Feb. 25 Feb. 25 Feb. 26 Feb. 25 Feb. 21 Feb. 24 Feb. 22 Feb. Dublin - Colchester Dublin Clonmel Chatham Woolwich Newbridge Woolwich ditto Athlone recruit; served in County Dublin Militia off furlough to Liverpool ditto to GoukKT. rst D, 2nd desertion f" . recruit; served in Indian Army recruit, attested off furlough Hammersmith, Middlesex took waist- belt 162350 * 162351 162352 162353 162354 162355 162356 162357 162358 162359 Patrick Condon Edward Powell Frederick Wilson Fredk. Heartfield, Henry Woodstock Thomas Moore Thomas Gray „ James Greenwood John Harris Patrick Newcombe 1049 7366 7530 2711 1416 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ' 563 ditto ditto Cold. Guards 11th Foot 12th Foot Tipperary Slioreditch, London Dublin Croydon, Surrey Watford, Herts Ballymena, Antrim Sunderland, Durh'am Bacup, Lancashire Liverpool ditto labourer hatter, groom labourer ditto ditto tailor weaver shoemaker striker 25 27 24 18i 21 20 221 20 19 18 red . brown brown dk. brn lt. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown brown brown hazel hazel grey grey blue blue grey hazel hazel brown fresh pale fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto brown ; drab regimental ditto ditto black ; tweed velveteen ; fustian black; moleskin brown ; cord 21 Feb. 24- Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Feb. 23 Feb. 16 Feb. 24 Feb. 27/ Feb. 19 Feb. 27 Feb. Dover Woolwich London Woolwich ditto Portsmouth London Burnley Liverpool ; . ditto off furlough to t'arrick- on- Suir scar under left knee- cap off, furlough recruit, attested scar over left eye; recruit . recruit, not surgically inspected ditto V, DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA. 4 OFFICE '' I • KO. NAME. EEO. NO. COBPS. WHERE BOEN. EYES. COAT & TBOUSEBS. DATE OF DESETN. JPLAOE OF EES( EETION. MARKS AND REMARKS. a i 32380 32381 32382 32383 32384 32385 32386 32387 32388 32389 John Nolan Alfred Monks Samuel Walton William Walker John Maillie James Milligan Peter Morris Patrick Burke Alex. Thompson John Williams 32390 32391 32392 32393 32394 S2395 32396 32397 32398 32399 George Wilson Daniel Davis William Johnson Robert Jones William Rycroft Martin Fitzpatrick Patrick Hayes Nathaniel Hurst William Parsler Paulet Faucett 3764 3293 2841 1435 1012 259.3 2766 ' ditto ditto Ayrshire, & c. Stirlingshire ditto ditto TipperaryArt. Durham Art. Sussex 3002 344 342 1432 623 W. YorkRifles ffltto 1 ditto i ditto ditto IstN. Yk. Rfls. South Cork TipperaryArt. 7th Lancashire! Antrim Artil. Dublin clothdresser 19 5 4i lt. brn grey fair Leeds labourer 244 5 41 brown grey sallow Dewsburv, Yorkshire spinner 191 5 44 lt. brn brown fresh Glasgow weater 19 5 4 It. brn hazel faii- Paisley dyer weaver / 18 5 8 dk. brn grey fresh Glasgow- 20 5 5 red • grey fresh ditto hammermn. 19 5 4 black hazel dark Galway labourer 28 6 0 brown hazel sallow Hawiok, Roxburgh miner 19} 5 81 brown grey ruddy Brighton tailor 214 5 8 brown. hazel da. rk Pickering, York labourer 26} 5 11 lt. brn grey fair Clorrmel, Tippei- arv bricklayer 18} 5 5 light blue fresh Dohcaster, York mason 22} 5 8- sandy hazel fresh Dewsbury ditto bricklayer 19 5 41 light grey fresh Leeds ditto 24 5 7 lt. brn. grey fresh Tipperary spinner 19 5 41 brown grey fresh Cork brushmaker 22J 5 31 dk. brh grey sallow Tipperary farmer 26 5 9 brown hazel fresh Preston, Lancaster labourer 16f 5 4 lt. brn grey fresh Duncane, Afttrhn ditto [ 23 5 7 fair hazel fresh regimental ditto ditto tweed black . black ; moleskin blue pilot; grey plain regimental ditto 26 Nov. 25 Dec. 30 Dee. 14 Dee. 19 Dec. 28 Dec. 30 Dec. 17 Dec. 11 Jan. 9 Jan. Glasgow ditto ditto Ayr Glasgow Stirling Glasgow Cork Devonport Aldershot took part of reg. nec. scar over left eyebrow supp. joined the Army, or Navy scar on abdomen and left leg; recrtut recruit, attested - " ditto ditto off furlough to Hexham; is ruptured, stoops took waist- belt ditto canvas jacket; cord velveteen ; cord cord jacket; cord white jacket; cord regimental blue pilot; tweed regimental tweed regimental 19 Jan. 9 Jan. 9 Jan. 16 Jan. 16 Jan. 18 Jan. 27 Jan. 31 Dec. 29 Jan. 23. Jan. Glasgow Pontefract ditto Leeds ditto Glasgow Ban don Tippe- ary Bury Belfast'- took part of reg. nec. 1 recruits, supposed together; I J moustache jfaBnson has a I 1 reerciSs, supposed together ; i Rycroft has a J . moustache j pockpitted supp. gcme to Queenstown, Cork : off furlough to Roserea; lost a front tooth ' pockpitted ; took a pair of handcuffs ADIVJRALTY, March 8, 1861. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men Discharged with Disgrace from Her Majesty's Sea Service. NAME. SHIP DESERTED OR DIS CHABSED FROM. James Perry William Williams Jeremiah Donovan Thomas Hughes Henry Hunt, Ralph Blackburn James Green John Ewins Herbert Davis William Robertson Thomas Barren Alfred Negus David Jax W. O. Willcocks Patrick Curtain William Johnston John Riley Robert Haggerty John Richards Matthew Hailes Walter Edmonstone John Kennedy Henry Allison* James Cottle John Armstrong David Grieve Robert Ross Robert Wilson Alfred Moxley John C. Strange DATE. BATING. WHERE BOEN. HAIR. EYES, MARKS AND REMARKS. Formidable, deserter Meander, discharged Narcissus, deserter Hero, discharged ditto t Welleslty, straggler Cumberland, deserter ditto Cumberland, deserter ditto Sanspareil, deserter Trident, straggler ditto ditto Formidable, straggler Neptune, discharged ditto - ditto Marlborough, discharged Melpomene, discharged ditto Ccesar, discharged Cornwallis, deserter Trident, deserter ditto ' ditto ditto ditto Formidable, straggler Dee, straggler 12 Feb. 4 Mar. 4 Feb. 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 8 Feb. 6 Feb. 6 Feb. 6 Feb. 3 Feb. 30 Jan. 23 Feb. 22 Feb. 22 Feb. 18 Feb. 19 Jan. 19 Jan. 19 Jan. 17 Jan. 23 Jan. 12 Feb. 1 Feb. 5 Feb. 24 Jan. 129 Jan. i 6 Feb. 15 Feb. boy, 1st class steward's boy ordinary ordinary, 2nd class ordinary A. B. stoker Ordinary stoker, 2nd class boy, 2nd class A. B. gunner, R. M. A. stoker ditto boy, 2nd class A. B. ditto boy, 1st class ordinarv A. B. ditto ordinary A. B. stoker ditto stoker, 2nd class stoker ditto ordinary A. B. 171 191 20 22 22 27} 24 211 174 26 22 29 23 174 241 28 181 24 29- J 45 28j 21 25 25 31 .30 27 - 24 31 Lambeth, London . Cawsand, Devon Cardiff, Glamorgan Newtown, Montgomery Newington, London Bishopwearmouth* Chapelizod, Dublin Pimlico, London Walsall, Stafford London Devonport Walworth, London Upminster, Essex Landport, Hants Cragg, Kerry Heligoland 6 London 4 Winchester 7 Newport, Monmouth 6; k Bristol 6* Leith 3 Limerick 9 Boxhill, Surrey 51 Brighton 5 Dublin j 9 Dundee 51 Glasgow 0 Lanark' 51 London 10 Heirson, Kent brown dk. brn dark It. brn brown brown It. brn lt. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn brown brown It. brn brown brown brown brown dark brown brown dk. brn dark brown black black brown brown light brown grey hazel dark blue blue blue blue brown brown brown hazel hazel hazel . grey dark dark grey grey dark hazel brown hazel grey hazel dark hazel hazel hazel hazel grey sallow freck. fair swarth sallow, j fresh | pale fair I fresh ruddv £ 3 reward served in Minotaur and Cumberland-, pockpittedj?^ deep scar on ball of left thumb served in Royal Albert ' thin, unhealthy- looking, and much pockpitted sullen cast of countenance, small features [* Durham £ 4 reward ' R. B.' and anchor on left armhad a pass to Chatham. £ 3 reward served in Cressy; left little finger crooked ditto served in Orion, Seahorse, Conqueror, and Monarch £ 3 reward served in Asia ditto ditto £ 1 reward ditto served in Cumberland ditto ditto ditto ditto ' ^ scar on right hand, red whiskers ' J. R.,' crown, and anchor on left arm scar on forehead V-^ rj scar on right wrist £ 3 reward ditto served in Cumberland ditto " ditto ditto ditto ditto • ditto ditto ditto £ 1 reward served in Castor and Royal Albert 10s. reward served in Pique * alias Elias Candy tattooed on arms | j DESERTERS FROM". THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. DIVISION. WHEEE BOEN. HAIE. FACE. COAT & TEOTJ3EES. DATE . OF [ PLACE OF J DESEItTN. j DESERTION, i MARKS AND REMARKS. Henry Smith James Heywood Edward Collins James Page William Smith James Henderson Richard Fox Charles Neville Maurice Moriarty Patrick. Moran John Kavanagh William Binns William Clark William Reynolds William Mills Charles Price George Wallace Daniel Moloney William Facer Thomas Smith ChatUami ditto Woolwich Plymouth Chatham ditto ditto Plymouth ditto ditto ditto ditto Portsmouth Gosport R. Marine Art Woolwich, ditto ditto Chatham Manchester gomer Prestwich, Lancaster.; labourer Kilburn, York Dallington, Nhamptii. Upton, Somerset Bishop Auckland* Canterbury Linton, Cambridge Fcrryter, Kerry Galway Dublin Leeds Hereford Merthyr Tydfil Barton, Lancashire Goudhurst, Kent Hertford Londonderry Bradford, Yorkshire Swords, Dublin ditto shoemaker painter boilermaker tailor painter labourer collier 1 labourer j ditto ditto bootcloser butcher brickmaker ropemaker shoemaker miner jgrindet* 19 19} 21 23} 181 24 181 26| 181 21 21- 1 21} 25i 19 23} 25 181 22 22 18J 61 dk. brn 81 brown 6 brown 6 ' brown 4| brown 61 brown. 5 brown 71 brown 51 brown 74 black 5 . brn. Ik. bra 5} brown 61 " It. brn 6 It. brn 8 brown 54j dk. brn 6 j brown .7 dk. brn 7 dark • grey | fresh hazel ] fresh hazel ; fair blue ; fair hazel I fail- grey I dark grey f> I fresh grey [ fresh grey | fresh grey I fresh 1 grey I fresh grey hazel hazel hazel grev, blue grey hazel fresh brown fresh fresh fresh fair fair lair fresh fr? sh blue pilot; fustian pilot; cord blue; fustian . undress uniform . ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto tweed; plaid undress uniform ditto ditto ditto ditto 1 Mar 5 Mar. 28 Feb.' 25 Feb. 21 Feb. 24 Feb. 25 Febi 23 Feb. 18 Feb. 18 Feb. 18 Feb. 19 Feb. 18 Feb. 18 Feb. 25 Feb, 8 Feb. 22 Fob. 23 Fob. 22 Feb. 18 Feb. Manchester 1 recruit ditto: I ditto Easingwoldj ditto; . blue n-.; v- k on right wrist Woolwich Plymouth j Chatham ditto [ ditto Plymouth | ditto ! ditto ditto | ditto Portsmouth Warwick Forton Woolwich ditto ditto Chatham 1 Durham off pass to Liverpool ditto off furlough to Dublin served in 3rd Dragoon Guards scar on neck; recruit anchor and ' C. P.' on right arm, sailor, pnd flag on left tattooed on arms, left hand, and wrist poekpitted, blue spots near left wrist LONDON : PRINTED FOR HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE, BY HARRISON AND SONS, ST. MARTIN'S LANE, W. C,