T • V ^ POLICE GAZETTE. CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputei 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. 3598 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1862. 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It is requested that the Names and Descri;. linns of Deserters and Absentees from the Militia, well as those from the regular Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE G AZETTE, may be addressed to " The Under Secretary of State for War, War Office, Pall Mall, London, S. W.," as they cannot be published without his authority. INFORMATIONS. MURDER AMD MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. On the 24th ultimo, the dead body of a female child was taken from the river Wye, in the parish of Whitchurch, Herefordshire ; it was wrapped in a piece of fine cloth and some of old bed- sacking. A piece of tape was tied tightly round the neck. An inquest was held on the body before H. Underwood, Esq., on the 28th ult.; it appeared from the evidence of the medical gentleman who made the post- mortem examination, that the child was born alive, had lived some time after birth, and had been born about ten days before the in quest. The jury returned a verdict of " Wilful Murder against some person or persons at present unknown." Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Shire- hall, Hereford ; to the Superintendent of Police, Harewood- end, Ross, Hereford- shire ; or at any Constabulary Station in the county of Here- ford.— Bow- street, March 7. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. On the night of the 10th instant, some person or persons wilfully and maliciously set fire to a large rick of Sainfoin Hay, the property of the Rev. James Davies, Braishfield, whereby it was entirely consumed. Whoever shall give such information to the Rev. James Davies, or to Mr. G. W. Hull, Superintendent of Police, Romsey, as will lead to the convic- tion of the offender or offenders shall receive <£ 20 reward.— Bow- street, March 14. On the evening of the 28th ultimo the farm buildings in the occupation of Mr. James Doolittle, farmer, of Kingswood, near Bewdley, Salop, were destroyed by fire, supposed by an incendiary. £ 10 reward will be paid by Mr. Doolittle to any person who will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. In- formation to be given to Mr. Superintendent McWilliatns, Bridgnorth; or to Sergeant Howells, Cleobury Mortimer, Salop.— Bow- street, March 12. Minster- street, Reading, in payment for a suit of clothes, by a man calling himself MR. JERVIS, who stated that he was in the employ of Messrs. Shoolbred and Co., drapers, of Tottenham Court- road, and travelling to purchase bankrupts' stock, which has been ascertained to be false. He is about 40 years of age, stoutly made, full features, dark hair, little or no whiskers, crippled in both legs, walks with crutches, of respectable appearance, and supposed to be wearing a black sack coat, edges bound with braid, vest of the same material, dark steel mixed cloth trousers, and black hat. He left Reading by the 6 p. m. train, South- Eastern Railway, for London, on the 23rd ultimo, and had then with him two carpet bags. Information to be given to Mr. John Peck, Chief Superintendent of the Reading Police, who holds a wan- ant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 7. FORGERY. Further information respecting the man calling himself Mr. JERVIS, charged with passing a forged £ 5 Bank of England Note at the shop of Mr. Wyatt, Minster- street, Reading, Berks, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 7th instant and subsequent dates. He was tried in London about eight years ago for uttering forged notes, and sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude, and is now on ticket- of- leave. His real name is WILLIAM MASON, by trade a tailor. Information to be given to Mr. John Peck, Chief Superinten- dent of Police, Reading, Berks, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 19. Absconded on the 25th ultimo, from No. 26, Fore- street, City, charged with forging a cheque for £ 85, on Messrs. Spooner and Attwood's Bank, THOMAS SOUTHBY, 32 years of age ( but looks younger), 5 feet 7 inches high, slightly built, long thin features, thin black hair, no whiskers, very pale complexion,' long thin prominent nose, thin fingers, peculiar hands, very dirty broad nails, of melancholy appear- ance, is very nervous when spoken to, and has a habit of frequently scratching his chin ; dresses slovenly, supposed in black frock coat, and hat, with the name of ' McCarthy, Snow Hill.' A warrant has been issued for his apprehension. Infor- mation to be given to Inspector Hamilton, City of London Police, Detective Office, No. 26, Old Jewry, London, E. C.— — Brno- street, March 14. * On the evening of the 22nd ultimo, a forged £ 5 Bank of England Note, dated London, 6th November, 1860, and signed W. P. Gattie, was passed at the shop of Mr. W. Wyatt, tailor, ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen from the person, abont 4 p. m. on the 15th instant, on the Old Trafford Race Ground, Stretford, near Manchester, a silver Geneva Watch. Information to be given to the Super- intendent of Police, Eccles, near Manchester.— Bow- street, March 19. Stolen from the person of a gentleman, during the steeple chases on the racecourse at Bangor, Flintshire, on the 14th instant, a silver Watch, maker Joyce, Whitchurch, No. 8270. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Hains, Whit- church, Salop ; or to Inspector Bolton, Hanmer, Flintshire.— Bow street, March 19. Stolen from the person of a gentleman, on Aintree Race- course, on the 11th instant, a silver lever Watch, maker's name, Robert Lowe, Preston. Also, on the 12th instant, a small silver hunting Watch. And also, on the 12, th instant, a silver Watch, marked ' Cox, Savory, 47, Cornliill, London, No. 8025. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Bootle, Lancashire.— Bow- street, March 17. Stolen from the person of a lady, near the Grand Stand, on the Bangor Racecourse, during the steeplechases, on the 14th instant, a Portmonnaie, containing a Sovereign and 17s. in Silver. Also, from the person of another female, on the same ground, a Portmonnaie, containing a Half- sovereign, 8s. or 10s. in Silver, and five return railway Tickets, Wrexham to Chester. Also, from the person of John Downs, a silver verge Watch, much worn. Also, from the person of Charles Bostock, a silver verge Watch. Information to be given to Inspector Batton, Flintshire Constabulary, Hanmer.— Bow- street, March 17. Stolen from the person of Mrs. Waidson, Welshpool, on the 10th instant, fair day, a Pocket- book, containing a few silver Coins and an octagonal hoop keeper Ring, which can be identified, the book has been found. £ 1 reward will be paid on the conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to the Police, Welshpool.— Bow- street, March 14. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. On the night of the 17th instant, the house of Mr. Mason, No. 21, East- street, was entered from the back, and the fol- lowing Plate stolen : a chased silver Pepper Box, about 5 in. high, of old design ; a chased silver Mustard Pot and Spoon, of modern make ; four circular silver Salt Cellars, on small feet, two of which are bevelled round the edge, and two plain, marked with the initials ' W. M. M.'; and four Salt Spoons, marked ' W. M. M.' Information to be given to Mr. Everett, Superintendent of the Chichester Police.— Bow- street, March 19. On the 16th instant, between 2- 30 and 8- 45 p. m. the house of Mr. Joseph Hanson, of Ley Moor Bottom, Golcar, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen there- from : a gold Geneva lever Watch, chased case, horizontal movement, gold dial, and steel hands ; a gold diamond- cut Watch Guard ; a plain gold Ring, very thick ; two common plated Brooches, one set with a red stone, and the other has a stag in the centre ; two Is.- pieces, old coin, one stamped with ' W. M.' on one side ; and a small tortoise- shell Box, about 3in. long, in the shape of a trunk. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Heaton, West Riding Constabulary Office, Huddersfield.— Bow- street, March 19. During the night of the 14tli instant the house and premises of Mr. James Mytton, draper, of Cleobury- Mortimer, in the county of Salop, was burglariously entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz. : a coloured silk Dress, blue and brown shot; a ditto, blue shot ground, and raised pattern in crimson ; about £ 20 worth of silk Neck and Pocket- handkerchiefs, and gentlemen's silk Scarfs, of various colours and patterns ; about two dozen^ black silk Aprons, with blue, crimson, green, and violet borders, in two qualities, the commoner quality being much spotted with damp; a black silk Apron, with raised black border ; about a dozen alpaca ditto, black ground, with crimson, green, and blue border ; three pieces of black edged Silk, one piece about 30 yards, one about 12 yards, and the other about 24 yards ; a piece of white edged Silk, about 20 yards ; three or four pieces of black edged ditto, of about 3J yards each piece ; a silver Cruet Stand, marked ' M. E.', with silver tops of five bottles ; and an old- fashioned silver Tea Spoon, marked ' C.' The footmarks of two persons were found on the premises, one of them being that of a smart made boot, small size 9| inches in length, the other larger. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent McWilliam, Bridgnorth ; or to Sergeant Howells, County Constabulary, Cleobury Mortimer, Salop.— Bow- st., March 19. During the afternoon of the 16th instant the dwelling- house of Mr. Horobbin, auctioneer, Stafford- street, Walsall, was entered during the absence of the family, by means of skeleton keys, and a £ 5 Bank of England Note, two old- fashioned silver verge Watches, an old- fashioned bright metal pinchbeck Watch, a gold Ring set with rubies, a gold Ring set with pearls, and a Wedding Ring stolen therefrom. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. J. W. Cater, Chief Superintendent of Police, Walsall, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, March 19. Between the hours of 6 30 p. m. on the 16th, and 9 30 a. m. on the 17th instant, the unoccupied dwelling- house of Mr. Charles Garness, of the parish of Wellington, near Eastbourne, Sussex, was broken into, and the following property stolen from a chest therein, viz.; eleven Sovereigns, fifteen Shillings in Silver, a grey Topcoat, a black frock Coat, a grey Shooting Jacket, a pair of black cloth Trousers, a pair of grey ditto, a pair of brown ditto, a pair of grey plaid ditto, two black Vests, and a light cloth ditto. Information to be given to Mr. Super- intendent James Flanagan, EaSt Sussex Constabulary, Hailsham, or at the Chief Constable's Office, Lewes.— Bow- st., March 19. Between the hours of 11 p. m. on the 13th instant, and 5 a. m. the following morning, the shoe- shop of James Shaw, of Delph, was burglariously entered by means of boring a circular hole through one of the window shutters and breaking a pane of glass in the window, and the following property stolen therefrom: six pairs of women's Boots, with patent leather sides, and black cloth tops ; six pairs of women's patent leather Slippers; six pairs of boy's lace- up Boots, with brass eyelet holes; six pairs of girl's patent leather Slippers, with ankle straps; and three or four pairs of children's Boots, commonly called ' batts,' which button up the front. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Grisdale, West Riding of York- shire Constabulary, Saddlewortli.— Bow- street, March 17. On the night of the 14th instant, the dwelling- house of Mr, Francis White, of Brampton- en- le- Morthen, Yorkshire, farmer, was broken and entered thmr: U tL'p pantry window, and the following property stolen therfefrom : a gold hunting Watch, plain cases, ' James White' engraved on the inside case, had a small Albert curb Chain attached with a small cross bar instead of a key ; two silver Table Spoons, marked ' L.'; a small ditto, marked ' L.'; an old- f'ashioned ditto, marked T. M.'; ten silver Tea Spoons, one of them a little bent at the bowl. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Gillett, Court House, Rotherham; or to Sergeant Smalley, Hands- worth, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 17. Twenty Pounds reward is offered for the apprehension and conviction of the person or persons who committed the burglary at the shop and dwelling- house of William Greenwood, grocer, Peckett Well, in the township of Wadsworth, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 10th instant (£ 10 by the said William Greenwood, and the further sum of £ 10 will be paid by the Treasurer of the New- delight Society for the Prosecution of Felons). Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Henry Wardle, or to Mr. Inspector Tucker, West Riding Constabulary, Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 17. Between 12 p. m. on the 13th and 7 a. m. on the 14th inst., the dwelling- house of Mr. Samuel Russel, surgeon of Blyth, Notts, was entered and the following property stolen there- from : 1 plated Waiter, with silver edges,' W.' engraved in the centre. 1 pair of silver Sugar Tongs'. 1 small silver Salve Box. 2 silver Salt Spoons, engraved ' S. A. R.' 1 silver Tea Spoon, engraved ' H.' 1 electro- plated Mustard- pot, with silver Spoon. 1 Pepper Castor with silver top. 2 silver Thimbles and a silver Pencil- case. 1 fancy Pencil- case. 1 Telescope and silver Surgical Tube. 1 Odd Fellow's silver Medal. 8 Surgical Instruments. 1 brown cloth Coat. Information to be given to Superintendent Cheatle, County Police Station, Worksop, Notts.— Bow- street, March 17. During the night of the 9th instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. Christopher Kendall, farmer, Pudsey, near Bradford, Yorkshire, was entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz. : a woollen black and white plaid Scarf Shawl; a black cloth Dress Coat, black braid laid on ; a black diagonal cloth Waistcoat; a pair of men's Boots, elastic sides, nearly new ; a black cloth Coat, very greasy on both sides; a silk Pocket- handkerchief, white middle and pink border; a ditto ditto, red and white flower in centre ; a cotton ditto, red and white border ; a silver Pencil- case ; and Is. 4d. in Money ; the property of the said Christopher Kendall. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Copeland, West Riding Con- stabulary, Bradford.— Bow- street, March 14. Between 10- 30 and 12 a. m. on the 9th instant, the dwel- ling- house of Mrs. Sarah Henderson, No. 2, Woodbine- street, South Shields, was entered by means of false keys during the absence of the family at church, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: four old- fashioned Tea Spoons, a Salt, and two Salt Spoons in the shape of fire- shovels, marked ' E. S. H.'; three old- fashioned Tea Spoons, two Table ditto, a Milk Pot, and a pair of Sugar Tongs, marked ' J. S. E.'; and a pair of Sugar Tongs, carved, but not marked. All the above articles are silver. Supposed by two men who were seen loitering about the premises, one a little taller than the other 2 POLICE GAZETTE. March 19. • with a moustache, and hoth dressed in dark clothes. Infor- mation to he given to Mr. Thomas Richardson, Chief Con- stahle, Borough Police Office, South Shields, Durham.— Bow- street, March 12. Between 10 a. m. and 1 p. m. on the 8th instant the house of Isaac Naden, of Hayfield Nook, in the parish of Hartington- upon- Q, uarter, Derbyshire, was broken into, and a quantity of Clothing stolen therefrom, viz.: a black frock Coat, a black Waistcoat ( buttons up to the neck), two pairs of black Trousers, a snuff- coloured Jacket and Waistcoat, a pair of brown mix- ture cloth Trousers with broad stripes down the sides, a rough drab cloth Top Coat with brown buttons, a brown calico Shirt with linen fcont, a red Neckerchief, a yellow- Pocket Hand- kerchief, a light- coloured ditto with faded red spots, two pairs of Stockings, a light cloth Cap, a pair of Wellington Boots wanting soleicg, . a pair of Razors, and a pair of Balmoral Boots lately heeled, with a patch on the side of the right boot. Sup- posed'l) y two tramps who were begging at the house, and saw- it locked up and left by the family. One is about 28 years, 5 f£. 7 or 8 in. high, slender make, light complexion, and dressed in dirty drab stable jacket and trousers; the other is about 30 years of age, about' 5 feet G inches high, dark complexion, dark hair and whiskers, and wearing a dark coat. They were seen going in the direction of Derby or Uttoxeter, and will most likely try to sell or pledge the above articles in some of the adjoining towns in Derbyshire or Staffordshire. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Shaw, Chapel- en- le- Frith ; or to Inspector William Bickley, Constabulary, Buxton, Der- byshire.— Bow- street, March 12. ' HORSE AND CATTLE STEALUKk in the parish of Wood a bav Found, on the 27th ultimo, Norton, Norfolk, and supposed to have been stolen Mare Pony, 6 years old, 14 hands high, white star on forehead, cnt tail, and has been blistered on near shoulder. Information to be given to Inspector Bayes, Reepham ; or to P. C. Gunton, Hindolveston, Norfolk.— Bow- street, March 19. Stolen, > 0n the night of the 14th instant, from a field in the parish of Rugby, a black horse Pony, of the Welsh breed, 6 years old, about' 12J - hands high, long mane and tail, very light made, newly shod, shoes stamped ' T. H.' and has been chafed on both sides by the shafts, the property of Mr. Samuel Perkins, baker. Information to ba given to Mr. James Wild, Superintendent of Police, Rugby, Warwickshire.— Bow- street, March 17. Supposed to have been stolen, from Sneaton Moor, near Whitby, in the North Riding of Yorkshire, between the 21st ultimo and the 1st instant, seven Moor Ewe Sheep, and a half- . bred Ewe, all burnt across the nose, and a piece cut out of each ear, top of off ear, and under near one, and marked ' W.' with tar on near side. Information to be given to Mr. H. McGregor, Superintendent of Police, Whitby, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 17. Supposed to have been stolen from Welshpool Fair on the 10th instant, a shall red yearling Heifer, with a smoky face, the property of E. Owen, of Aberhafesp. Information to be given to Sergeant Stvefford, Welshpool.— Bow- street, March 14. LARCENY AND EMBEmEMEKf . GEORGE DEELEY CHAVASSE, advertised in the Police Gazete of the 14th instant, charged with stealing a Cheque for £ 200 at Birmingham, has been apprehended.— Bow- , March 19. Absconded from Sleaford on the 14th instant, a young man about 19 years of age, a pipemaker's apprentice, charged with stealing a Watch, which has been recovered. He is about 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, very little or no whiskers, vacant appearance, large eyes, long full face, long brown hair, and rather thick lips; he is supposed to be in his working dress, which is shabby. He no doubt will seek employment at his trade. Information to be given to Richard Pearmain, Super- intendent of Police, Sleaford, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, March 19. Absconded from the borough of Northampton, on or about the 8th instant, charged with embezzling about £ 30, be- longing to the Northampton Progressionists Industrial Society, JOSEPH MORRIS, a grocer, about 25 years of age, about 5 feet 6 inches high, sallow complexion, light brown hair, rather full grey eyes, small quantity of hair on his chin, slightly bow- legged, and walks quick; dressed in dark cloth coat with skirts rounded off, new cord trousers, and black turban hat. Information to be given to Mr. Henry Keenan, Chief of Police, Northampton.— Bow- street, March 19. Absconded from Wortham, Suffolk, on the 11th instant, charged with felony, CHARLES NUNN, labourer, 18 years of age, about 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, light complexion, no whiskers; dressed in brown velvet frock coat, dark cord trousers, and black cap. Information to be given to P. C. S. G. Reeve, Palgrave, Suffolk, who holds a warrant for his appre- hension.— Bow- street, March 19. Stolen, about 12 p. m. on the 15th instant, from the ship ' Jean,' in Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, the property of Captain Thomas Lynas: a blue pilot cloth Jacket, hole burnt in the right side by a pipe, wooden buttons ; a blue cloth Vest; a black satin ditto ; a black cloth ditto, with watch pocket in left breast; a pair of Cossack Boots, pegged and toe capped; a blue cloth Cap with red leather lining; a black cloth Cap with cloth peak. Also stolen, from the ship ' Glide,' the property of Captain Emanuel Wells: a blue pilot cloth Jacket, leather strap on back of collar, green serge lining, wooden buttons; a black cloth Shooting Jacket, two pockets beihind and one inside left breast; a pair of blue pilot cloth Trousers ; a pair of mixture cloth ditto, which have been recently repaired; a black cloth Vest; three pairs of white and about seven pairs of dark grey lambswoo! Stockings, all marked ' E. W.' By two men of the following description : one, 35 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, tuft of hair under the chin ; dressed in bine pilot jacket, dark trousers, cloth cap, and low cossack boots, and carried a bundle : the other, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, long dark hair; dressed in flannel jacket, light trousers, black cloth cap, and muffler ; carried two bundles, one in an oil- skin bag and the other in a handkerchief. Information to be given to Mr. E. J. Saggerson, Chief Superintendent, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 19. Stolen, between 10 p. m. on the 8th, and C a. m. on the 9th instant, from the dwelling- house of Mr. Robert Seed, of Oak Bank, Skelsmergh, Westmoreland, bobbin manufacturer, an old- fashioned pair- cased silver verge Watch, maker's name Scott, Kendall, No. 5578, with silver Guard and brass Key attacbed ; a pair of watertight Boots, with new caulkers at heel and toe, and have been repaired; and about 7s. in Silver. By a youth about 1G years of age, 4 feet 10 inches to 5 feet high, with light brown hair, is slightly made, and has a scar on bridge of nose from a cut when a child ; he will no doubt be wearing the stolen boots, as he left his own clogs behind him : stated that he is a native of Glasgow, where his father still resides. Information to be given to Mr. E. Hibbard, Superin- tendent and Deputy Chief Constable, Kendal ; or at the County Chief Constable's Office, Carlisle.— Bow- st., March 17. Absconded between 6 and 7 a. m. on the 14th instant, from the ' Old Chesterfield Arms' public- bouse, Shepherd's Market ( stealing and taking with him the following articles belonging to John Burton, a lodger : a black Frock Coat, with two pockets behind, and one in the breast; a light tweed Jacket, Vest, and Trousers ; a red and black checked flannel Shirt; and a . pair of men's Balmoral Boots, with brass eyelet holes), the potman, 1,9 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, with fair complexion, blue eyes, very long dark liair, and walks very quick ; he is supposed to bu dressed inthe stolen clothing.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, March lY. Absconded on the 10th instant, stealing and taking with, him £ 70 in Gold, the property of his employers, HARRY PLAMPIN, a clerk, 17 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark hair and eyes, has a loose slouching walk, and carries his head rather on one side ; dressed, when he left, in an Oxford mixture coat, dark trousers, and black hat; was last seen to take a cab from the ' Eagle' coffee shop Tabernacle- walk ; is well known in the neighbourhood of the New North Road, Hoxton, and Islington. It is supposed that he will emigrate. £ 10 reward will be paid on his apprehension and conviction, and recovery of the property, or of any part, in proportion thereto. Informa- tion to be given to the Inspector on duty, Seething- lane station, " London.— Bow- street, March 17. Stolen, about 8 a. m. on the 18th instant, from Stonehouse Reformatory, Commercial- road, Pimlico, the property of Susan Hurry, and others, inmates : two black Scarf Shawls, one hemmed on flower in corner; a black silk Skirt; two black straw Bonnets, plain black trimming; a black cloth Jacket, with smoked pearl buttons ; two Night Dresses, two Chemises, two pairs of Drawers, and four white Petticoats; a pair of grey Stockings; seven white Pocket- handkerchiefs, some marked ' M. P. H.,' others ' S. H.'; three Table Cloths ; a Toilet ditto, marked ' H.' or ' Y.' By two females, inmates, who have absconded, one 17 years of age, tall and fair, with blue eyes, light brown hair, and stoops : the other 21 years of age, short, with blue eyes, dark brown hair, low forehead, a red spot on right cheek, and a yellow mark on the left side of neck ; both dressed in grey derry gowns, brown jean petticoats, dark blue ditto, or the stolen clothes. The first described boots had ' Mary Dun ' marked inside.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, March 17. Description of WILLIAM SHARP, who absconded from Cheltenham, on the 21st ultimo, charged with stealing a quantity of carpenter's tools from Mr. Shackleford's coach manufactory, which have since been found and traced to his possession, and a warrant granted for his apprehension. He is about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, 35 to 40 years of age, brown hair, light sandy whiskers ( which will most likely be shaved off), full face, and his nose is a little turned up at the end ; dressed in a dark brown jacket, cord trousers, and a bowler bat, he is a native of Southampton, and a coach- body maker by trade. Information to be given to Mr. Charles Coleman, Super- intendent, Cheltenham.— Bow- street, March 17. The draining Tools advertised in the Police Gazette of the 5th ultimo and subsequent dates, as having been stolen from Thnrleigh, Beds., have been recovered. THOS. CARELESS, a native of Little Staughton, is charged with stealing the same, he is about. 24 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, rather a thin face, looks pale, little or no whiskers, he has been in the army from which he was discharged for bad conduct, he was last heard of in Cumbridgeshire. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent W. B. Graham, Sharnbrook, Beds., who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 14. Absconded from his lodgings at Mosley- green, in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, on the 6th. instant, stealing therefrom a black cloth jacket with two pockets outside ; a red plush Waistcoat with flowered front; a pair of black cloth Trousers; and a silk Neckerchief with'G. C.' in the middle, all nearly new, the propertjf of Thomas Screen, WILLIAM BUCK, native of Tytherington, near Thornbury, Gloucester- shire, about 21 years of age, 5 feet f inch high, fair complexion, brown hair and eyes ; dressed in a white slop, striped waistcoat, military trousers ( the red stripe down the side taken out), and black cloth cap : it is supposed that he will change his dress and wear the stolen property. He is a deserter from the Royal Artillery, and advertised in the Police Gazette of the 1st No- vamber last. He is supposed to be in the neighbourhood of Bristol, or making his way for South Wales. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Taylor, Coleford, Gloucester- shire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension..— Bow- street, March 14. . •' \ Stolen from a dwelling- house at Llyswen, Breconshire, on the afternoon of the 9th instant, a female's black cloth Jacket, nearly new, with large plain sleeves ; and several Brushes, viz., a hat Brush, a clothes ditto, ^ nd some others not known. By two tramps, one from 22 to 24 years of age, about 5 feet high, with fair complexion, sandy hair and whiskers, small features, and pockpitted; dressed in an old brown cloth coat and trousers, and an old cap. The other from 15 to 16 years of age, very slender, with pale complexion, brown hair cut short, as if lately come from prison, very knock- kneed, and lias a very awkward walk ; dressed in an old cloth cap without peak, old blue cloth round jacket, fitting very tight, and dirty moleskin trousers. It is strongly suspected that the stolen articles will be disposed of in some adjoining towns ; the men were seen with them in their possession near the house. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Evans, Crick- howell; or to Sergeant Fly, Talgarth, Breconshire.— Bow- street, March 14. Stolen from the Marshland Inn, iu Walsoken, on the 7th instant, a black cloth frock Coat, two pockets in the left side, one in the right, and a small patch under the left arm ; a black cloth Coat, with pocket in the left breast; a plain black Coat; a pair of grey Trousers, with stripes down the sides ; a pair of dark grey Trousers; and two black cloth Vests, one with red flowers in front. By a man from 25 to 30 years of age, 5 feet 1 or 2 inches high, sallow complexion, Roman nose, 110 whiskers ; dressed in black ' chummy,' red neckerchief, brown Chesterfield, sometimes a light drab overcoat, and a blue guernsey underneath, cord trousers, and lace shoes. Informa- tion to be given to Inspector Seaman, Terrington, near Lynn ; or to Sergeant Lockett, Walsoken, near Wisbeach, Norfolk.' Bow- street, March 14. an apprentice, viz.: an old- fashioned single- case silver verge Watch, main spring broken ; an Oxford mixture Overcoat, pockets ( small) inside ; and a black cloth Jacket— the errand boy, 15 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, pale complexion, small sharp features, dark hair, and dressed in old black frock coat and trousers, and turban hat. Supposed lodging in or near Endell- street, Long Acre.— Metropolitan Police, C Divi- sion, March 12. Description of WILLIAM BENTLEY, for whose appre- hension a warrant has been granted, charged with stealing £ 37 16s„ the property of his employer. About 19 years of age, 5 feet 1 or 2 inches high, pale complexion, light hair, small eyes, and slender made ; dressed in blue cloth ovarpoat with velvet collar, grey tweed trousers, and black cloth cap : is a native of Macclesfield, Cheshire. £ 5 will be < peid to any person giving such information as shall lead to bis apprehension and conviction and recovery of the - money, or in proportion to the amount recovered, on application, to Captain. PaAin, Chief Constable, Town Hall, King- street, Manchester.— Bow- street, JfowAl^ tottiitt - i festa mVoU Absconded from No. - 67, Charles- street, embezzling £ 18. tlie property of Isaac Karpf, of No. 5, Upper Ashley- street, Clevke'nwell, a German Jew, 26 years of age, short, fair com- plexion, light hair and moustache, and dressed in dark clothes and side- spring boots ; speaks good English.— Metropolitan Police, G Division, March 12. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Further information respecting the man advertised in the Police Gazette of the 5th instant, charged with obtaining 4s. by false pretences from James White, of Farnham. He was at Chiddingfold on the 5th, and obtained £ 2 from William Batchelor, labourer, by a similar statement; he was traced to Liphook, Hants, on the 9th instant. Information to be given to Mr. Charles HollingtoD, Farnham.— Bow- street, March 17. Absconded from Wellington, in the county of Salop, on the 3rd instant, charged with obtaining a silver Geneva Watch from Charles Edge, by means of false pretences, a man who gave his name PERCY HOWARD, by trade a tailor, about 26 years of age, 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, fair complexion, light hair and moustache, rather large head and feet, generally has the left hand in his coat pocket, and swings the right arm ; dressed, when last seen, in black frock coat and trousers, close- fitting overcoat with velvet collar, braided turn- down shirt- collar, with blue scarf and pin, and boots with elastic sides and buttons on front: he is a professor of music and dancing, and has for some time been keeping a night school. He had in his possesion several pawn tickets, for various articles, viz. : on the 30th Jan., 3860, at H. and H. Harrison's, Wardour- street, Solio, a silk Dress, £ 2, in the name of John Aldin; 25th Jan., 1860, at the same place, Whistle, 6s. ; 18th Feb., 1861, at Philip Rose's, 119, Queen's- road, Brighton, a Concertina, 7s., in the name of John Pelham ; 26th Feb., 1860, at M. A. E. and S. Flinn's, 9, King- street, Maidstone, Suit, £ 1 10s., in the name of Thomas Pelham ; 30th Jan., 1860, at Jones and Cox's, 43, Frith- street, Soho, W., Gown and Skirt, 18s., in the name of Allison. All reasonable expenses will be paid to any person who will apprehend the said Percy Howard, aud lodge him in any of Her Majesty's Gaols, information to be given to Mr. Richardson, Superintendent of Police, Wellington, Salop. — Bow- street, March 17. Description of JOHN SHARPE, for whose apprehension a warrant has been granted, charged with obtaining a pair of women's Boots from Thomas Marshall, shoemaker, of North Scarle, in the county of Lincoln, with intent to cheat and defraud him of the same. He is about 50 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark complexion, long visage, has lost a front upper tooth, square figure, walks erectly, brown hair, grey whiskers, and rather bald. Supposed to be dressed in double- breasted rough black overcoat, mottled cloth trousers and vest, half- fronted Wellington boots, and grey cloth cap with peak! He is by trade a shoemaker, is well known in Newark and neighbourhood, but is supposed to be a native of the county of Leicester. Information to be given to the Superintendent of County Constabulary, Kesteven Police Station, Lincoln ; or to P. C. William Sneath, Eagle, near Newark, Notts— Bow- street March 17. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Description of WILLIAM RIGG, who stands committed for trial at the next Dorset assizes, on a charge of arson : he is 18 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, light hair, and very light eyebrows ; wore a dark cloth cap,' cord jacket and trousers, and fustian waistcoat: states that he is a native of Preston, and a weaver by trade. He is well acquainted with prison discipline, and is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to P. W. MacHale, Super- intendent, Beaminster, Dorsetshire.— Bow- street, March 19. the name of WILLIAM a locksmith by trade Absconded, about 11 a. m. on the 6th instant, from the employ of Mr. Nicholls, chemist, of No. 5, Dean- street, Soho, stealing the following articles, the property of Charles Sitton, Description of a man, giving WILLIAM FRANCIS, who states that he is remanded until the 21st instant, charged with uttering and passing counterfeit coin at Ivor, Bucks. He is about 50 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, full round face, brown complexion, dark brown hair turning grey, small grey whiskers, brown eyes ; dressed in dark brown coat, white slop underneath, dark brown trousers, and black hat. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent T. R. Clark, Police Station, Slougli Bucks.— Bow- street, March 19. Description of a man who is in custody at Nottingham charged with uttering a forged £ 5 Bank of England Note, and who stands remanded until the 25th instant. He gives the name of JOHN DIXON, 46 years of age, a cattle jobber, of Derby, about 5 feet 10 inches high, thin face, very much wrinkled, no whiskers, sallow complexion, brown hair, grey- eyes, and stoops at the shoulders; dressed in black coat and waistcoat, drab kerseymere trousers, and hat ; it is supposed that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to J. Hedington, Chief Constable, Borough Police Station Nottingham.— Bow- street, March 19. Description of JOHN DEOLIN, who was committed by the Magistrates at Whitehaven, on the 17th instant, for trial at the quarter sessions to be holden at Carlisle on the 8th ultimo, charged with obtaining Money by false pretences from the Rev. Mr. Williams ( Catholic minister), and others, at Cleator. He. is 26 years of age, 5 feet 10J inches high, lone visage, brown hair, small brown whiskers, " grey eyes ; dressed in brown mixture cloth shooting coat, vest, and trousers. He states that he is a native of the parish of Dmmadonald County Down, and that he came from Ireland to Whitehaven about three weeks ago and went to Cleator Moor in search of employment at the ironworks; and that he had served in the March 19, POLICE GAZETTE. 3 Irish Constabulary, as constable, from 1852 to 1857. It is j tor, Bolton, supposed that be has committed similar offences elsewhere. March 17. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Little, White- haven ; or at the County Chief Constable's Office, Carlisle, Cumberland.— Bow- street, March 19. Description of two men who are committed for trial at the Wilts assizes to be holden at Devizes on the 26th instant, charged with arson. JAMES LEE, 40 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, thin, grey eyes, light hair, sandy whiskers meeting under the chin, and dressed in a blue guernseypepper and salt mixture trousers, worsted comforter round his neck, narrow waist- strap, old blucher boots, and black gla- ed cap with peak; he is a native of South wark; and JOHN CLARK, 42 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, blue eyes, sandy whiskers jheeting under the chin, and dressed in an old coarse white slop fastened with two bone buttons at the breast, blue and white neckerchief, drab trousers, blucher boots, and dark cloth cap with peak ; he is a native of Deptford : they both stated that they were both steam- packet stokers. It is supposed that they have committed offences elsewkere. Information to be given to Mr. George Matthews, Superintendent of Police, Fisherton Police Station, near Salisbury, Wilts.— Bow- street, March 19. Hanmer, near Whitchurch, Salop.— Bow- street, face, no whiskers, but wears an imperial on chin, black hair, worn long behind, and has the appearance of an acrobat; he T, . ,. c , ,, c WTT R I I 1. had on a short black great coat, with black velvet collar, D^ cription of a man who gave the name of WILLIAM DERBYbuttoned c] ose to ^ neck ; .„ d waietcoat y ^ DERBY, apprehended^ Tewkesbury, on a charge of krccny, , ^ sc, rf> brownFcord trou^ bTa(& cloth cap with leather peak, aud button boots: he states that his father, wli whom he left his children, is living jit Little Water- lane; Harper's and committed to the County Gaol at Gloucester, on the 13th instant for two months : 5 feet 6 inches high, 32 years of age, dark complexion, dark brown hair and whiskers ( meeting under the chin) ; dressed in a brown coat and waistcoat, cord trousers, black cloth cap, and balmoral boots, had on under his coat a short white slop with brass buttons, stated he was an engine- fitter by trade and a native of Southampton, at which place he has left a wife and three children. Information to be given to Sergeant James Herbert, Police Office, Tewkesbury. — Bow- street, March 17. Description of a youth committed for fourteeen days, under • the Vagrant Act, who gave the name of DANIEL GOOD- HALL, and says he is a native of Selby, Yorkshire, which place he left about three years ago, and has since been on board a fishing smack. He is 18 years of age, 5 feet 4} i inches high, stoutly made, and dressed in an old brown cloth cap with leather peak, old woollen scarf, dirty check shirt, old. plush vest with moleskin back and sleeves, old moleskin trousers patched on the seat, and Wellington boots not much worn. It is supposed that he has committed offences elsewhere. Infor mation to be given at the Constabulary Station, A Word, Lin- colnshire.— Bow- street, March 19. ' Left his home in the borough of Reading, about the 9th November last, ALFRED HENRY MILLER, senior, a hawker of iron types. He is 60 years of age, about 5 feet 6 inches high, rather stoutly made, broad features, fair com- plexion, grey eyes, light brown hair and whiskers turning grey, and dressed in a black cloth jacket, cord trousers, black necker- chief, and black hat. He was last heard of about the 20th of November, when he was seen at Aylesbury, and he then stated that he was going to Buckingham. It is feared that he may have met with some foul treatment, or that some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to Mr. John Peck, • Chief Superintendent, Borough Police Office, Reading, Berks. — Bow- street,, Match 19. Missing from his home since the 27th ultimo, JAMES PRICE, farmer, Skyppernewydd, in the parish of Llanorechva, Monmouthshire, 38 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, slightly built, with sallow complexion, and dark hair and whiskers, meeting under the chin ; dressed in a blue cloth coat with pockets outside, blue cloth vest, and trousers patched with cotton cord ait the knees, purple and black scarf, bowler hat, and lace up boots; had in his possession when he left home £ 6 in money, and a silver verge watch. It is feared that he has met with foul treatment, or that some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Usk; or to Superintendent W. McIntosh, Pont- y- Pool, Monmouthshire.— Bow- street, March 17. Description of ALEXANDER PAUL, committed for two months' hard labour at Barnstaple, in the county of Devon, on the 12th instant. He is 28 years of age, 5 feet inches high, Ion? dark brown hair, dark eyes, whiskers shaved off, ' A. P.' in blue ink on right arm, and scald on left arm ; dressed in an old brown coat and vest, old brown mixture trousers, and brown cap. He escaped from the lock- up and was retaken ; stated that he had made his escape twice before, once from a lock- up in London and was retaken, and once from Norwich, and was not retaken. He is1 a n tive of London, was hawking needles ( accompanied by his wife and one child), is strongly suspected of having committed offences elsewhere, and is well acquainted with prison discipline. Information to be given to Mr.' George Ross, Superintendent, Devon County Constabulary, Barnstaple.— Bow- street, March 17. Description of GEORGE SMITH, a soldier, who has been committed for trial for felony: he is 19 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, very light complexion, hair, and eyes, straight, and intelligent looking ; he is supposed to be known in Sussex and the neighbourhood of Hastings, where he some- times goes on leave. On his return from Hastings in October, 1861, he disposed of two Watches of the following description : a small gold Geneva Watch, with engraved back to case, open- 76.054 faced,' No. 396' on the inner part of dome, ' No. 18 ' on the 395 inner part of case ; and a silver Geneva horizontal open- faced Watch, with enamelled dial, make, Fisson, of Geneva, No. on dome and case,' 1476.' Information to be given to Edmund Weston, Superintendent, Kent Constabulary, Shorneliffe Camp. — Bow- street, March 17. Further information relative to the two prisoners adver- tised in the Police Gazette, of the 12th instant, as having escaped from Northleach House of Remand on the 10th instant. Their names are supposed to be McQUE ; their mother is an Iaishwoman ( widow), who travels much round Worcestershire, Warwickshire, Herfordshire, and in Birmingham, selling women's caps. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent G. Leys, Northleach, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, March 17. Description of a young man in custody at Morpeth, and remanded until the 19th instant, charged with larceny. JOHN NELSON, a native of Glasgow, 18 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, with dark brown hair, swarthy complexion, and dark eyes, is proportionately made, and a weaver by trade; dressed in a black cloth coat, grey tweed cloth trousers and cap, blue striped cotton shirt, and without either shoes or stockings ; he states that he has tramped from Glasgow. It is suspected that he has committed offences elsewhere, or that he has been previously convicted. Information to be given to Mr. Superin- tendent Robert Cocks, Morpeth, Northumberland.— Bow- street, March 17. Further information respecting MARY ANN SADLER, JAMES SADLER, and HENRY MARSHALL, advertised in the Police Gazette, of the 7th instant and subsequent dates, as being committed for trial charged with stealing Bank of England Notes from the person of John Kerkham at Downham, on the lst instant. The prisoners were convicted at Swaff ham sessions, on the 13th instant, and sentenced each to twelve months' imprisonment. The notes, which have not been recovered, are a £ 20, No. 16349, date 8th November, 1861 ; a £ 10, No. 56,591, date 6th September, 1861 ; and a £ 5, No. 63017, date lst November, 1861 : on the upper right hand corner of each note is written ' J. Bacon, 27/ 2/ 62.' The prisoners state that a woman ' knows of the property': they describe her as 40 years of age, thin features, and slender figure; do not know her name and address, but that she travels the country under the cognomen of SAW CUTTER LIZ. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Watson, Downham Market, Norfolk.— Bow- street, March 17. Description of JOHN alias GEORGE GOUGH, who stands committed to Flint Gaol for three months for attempting to pick pockets on the Bangor race- course on the 14tli instant. He is about 26 or 28 years of age, 5 feet 7 8 inches high, broad features, pale face, little or no whiskers, has a crack in bis lower lip, brown hair, and dressed in mixture trousers, black cfoth coat, with a light russell cord coat underneath it, a black silk necktie, and hat. It is supposed that hie has com- mitted offences elsewhere ; he is well- aquainted with prison discipline. Information to be given to Inspector Bolton, Flint- shire Constabulary, Hanmer.— Bow- street, March 17. Left her home, Beaoansfield, Bucks, on the 10th instant, and has not since been heard of, MARY ANN LAKE, 18 years of age, about 5 feet high, brown hair, and fresh complexion; dressed in a speckled straw bonnet, dark print frock, black tweed shawl, and leather boots with brass eyelet holes ; it is feared that some ill has befallen her. Information to be given to Inspector Hall, Beaconsfield.— Bow- street, March 17. Description of two prisoners under remand at Hanmer, Flintshire, until the 19th instant, charged with attempting to pick pockets at the Bangor steeple- chase on the 15th instant. JOHN PAIN, 33 years of age, stoutly built, broad shoulders, 5 feet 10 inches, dark complexion and hair, and dressed in a grey mixture suit, and black overcoat and hat ; states that he is a hawker of jewellery, carries a small box containing flash jewellery, a Bank of Elegance £ 5- Note, and a hawker's license issued from Bristol in September last in the above name; he also states that he is well known in Exeter, Birmingham, Bristol, & c.; and ELIZABETH PAIN, 34 years of age, says she is Pain's wife, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, coarse looking, and ghowily dressed in a white straw bonnet, Paisley shawl, and green shaded silk dress ; she is an Irish woman. It is sus- pected that they have committed offences elsewhere, or have been previously convicted. Information to be given to Inapec- Description of two men now in custody at Newcastle- upon- Tyne,. and remanded until the 17th instant, on a charge of having in their possession a number of housebreaking imple- ments. GEORGE EDWARDS, mariner, 31 years of age, 5 feet 6| inches high, fresh complexion, grey eyes, light brown liair and moustache, proportionate made, speaks the west country dialect; dressed in blue twilled cloth iacket, black and grey striped tweed vest and trousers, fancy woollen shirt, black and red scarf, black hat, and brown cloth inverness cape : last residence, Tvthe Barn- street,, Liverpool. JOSEPH EGRAL, ship's steward, 24 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion, rather sunken blue eyes, bushy eyebrows, brown hair ; dressed in a blue twilled cloth jacket, grey tweed vest, dark striped trousers, fancy woollen shirt, black necktie with red spots, buttoned boots, black hat, and dark grey tweed overcoat: last residence, Wranshaw- street, Salford, Man- chester. They are supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to given to Mr. John Sabbage, Chief Constable, Manors, Newcastle- upon- Tyne, Northumberland.— Bow- street, March 14. Description of EMMA FRENCH, wife of Alfred French, of Nether Wallop, Hants, who left Salisbury by the 11.20 a. m. up- train on the South- Western Railway on the 5th instant, having taken a ticket for Basingstoke, and has not since been heard of. She is 21 years of age, about 4 feet 9 inches high, stout figure, fair complexion, thin light brown liair, and hazel eyes ; dressed in a steel- coloured alpaca dress with two flounces trimmed with black velvet, black cloth jacket, with large ! sleeves, white crinoline bonnet trimmed with black velvet, red rosette, and pink strings; and had with her a shepherd's plaid wrapper. It is feared some ill has befallen her or that she has met with some foul treatment. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent C. Wedge, Hants Constabulary, Andover ; or at any of the County Police Station's, Hants.— Bow- street, March 14. Description of a man committed for trial, at the general quarter sessions for the county of Northumberland to be holden at Morpeth, for larceny. JAMES FISHER, 27 years of age, 5 feet high, blue eyes, brown hair, no whiskers, common nose and mouth, small face, pale complexion, round shoulders: is a weaver by trade, born at Carlisle, but has lived principally at Newcastle- upon- Tyne. He has been previously convicted at Newcastle and Carlisle of felony, and it is believed he has committed offences elsewhere, information to be given to Major Brown, Chief Constable, Alnwick ; or to Mr. Super- intendent G. Stephenson, Hexham, Northumberland.— Bow- street, March 14. Two men of the following description stand committed till the 9th instant, charged with stealing from the hall of the ' Rose and Crown' hotel, Wisbeach, a Great Coat and a valuable Scarf Pin, which have been recovered ; they call themselves professors of legerdemain, and intrude themselves into hotels and taverns, during marts and fairs, ostensibly to display their tricks ; they are strongly suspected of having committed other offences, and to have been previously convicted. JOHN TYRRELL, alias SEATON, alias CARRILL, states that he is a native of Weymouth, but makes his home at Exeter, his wife and family residing at St. Thomas's, in that city, which is supposed to be false ; he also stated that he was formerly an equestrian performer at Astley's Amphitheatre, London, and that about ten years ago lie met with an accident while per- forming, by which severe injury was done to the knee- cap of the left leg: he is 35 years of age, 5 feet 5} inches high, rather dark complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, no whiskers, and the bridge of his nose has been broken ; had on a black cloth frock coat, pockets outside, black hat, black ribbed cloth trousers_( all shabby, but brushed up), Bedford cord waistcoat, blue scarf with small black spots, and high top shoes with brass eyelet holes, laced up in front. And LOUIS ROSSI, who states that he is a native of Lucca, Tuscany, feather and flower maker, Yard, St. George's, Norwich. " The prisoners were seen acting together at Downham, Lynn, and Winnold Fair. Information to be given to the Governor of the Gaol, Wisbeach.— Bow- street, March 14. Description of two men remanded until the 18th instant, charged with picking pockets : one says his name is EDWD. SHARPE, of Leicester, a horse dealer's man, 28 to 30 years of age, 5 feet 6| inches high, dark brown hair, rather long, no whiskers, hazel eyes, stout made, has a black spot near the out- side corner of left eye, and one on the centre of left cheek ; the other says his name is ROBERT SIMPSON, alias WILLIAM JOHNSON, of Rotherham, but has lived a good deal at Wol- verhampton, 18 to 20 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, light brown hair, grey eyes, pale long face, no whiskers, has a cut mark on the left side of the bridge of the nose, seven blue dots on the flat of right arm, the same on each side of left arm, and the same on the left hand near the top of the thumb ; it is strongly suspected that they have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given at the Police Station, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- street, March 14. Description of a young man under remand at Bridgnorth, Salop, charged with obtaining money under false pretences, viz, by stating that he was a moulder, and had got work in the town, but his box with his tools was at the railway station, and that he had to pay 2s. 9d. carriage before he could fetch it away, all of which is false. He gave the names of JOHN TAYLOR, JOHN BAKER, WILLIAM PEARSON, and RICHARD PRITCHARD, the last being, he says, his right name, 22 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, with light brown hair, no whiskers, very fair complexion, stoutly made, and rather good- looking; dressed in a black cloth cap with peak, blue pilot jacket, moleskin waistcoat and trousers, good laced boots with brass eyelet holes, wore a brown silk watch- guard with common key and a piece of metal instead of a watch attached; states that he belongs to Netherton, near Dudley. Ke is strongly suspected of having committed similar offences elsewhere. Information to be given to John Cole, Chief of Police, Bridgnorth, Salop.— Bow- street, March 14. Description of a youth who stands committed for trial at the Midsummer Sessions for robbery from the person, he says his name is JOHN MORRIS, son of the late Owen Morrisj a hawker, of Canal- street, Wolverhampton, 17 to 20 years of age, 5 feet li inches high, hazel eyes, thin freckled face, sandy hair ( cut short), has a deep cut mark on right side of top of fore- head, three marks on left jaw, laTge fawn freckles on the left shoulder, a mole on waist over the backbone, and a wound mark at top of hip behind ; it is strongly suspected that he has been previously convicted of felony and that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Hodgson, Superintendent, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire. — Bow- street, March 14. The two men advertised in the Police Gazette of the 12th instant, charged with stealing a quantity of sawyer's Tools from Romsey Extra, have been apprehended at Froine, Somer- setshire, and committed to take their trial at the ensuing quarter sessions at Winchester, and it is supposed that they have been convicted for similar offences elsewhere ; they give their names as JOHN HOWELLS and WILLIAM WARREN, and state that they belong to Cambridge. Information to be given to Mr. G. W. Hull, Superintendent, Hants Constabulary, Romsey. Bow- street, March 14. Missing from his home at Fareham, Hants, since the evening of the 5th instant, JAMES TUCKER, the son of John Tucker, of Exeter ; he is 9 years of age, about 4 feet high, full face, fair complexion, light brown hair cut short, and lias an impediment in his speech ; dressed in a white slop frock, dark moleskin trousers, two odd boots, one lighter than the other, and black cloth cap without peak ; it is supposed that some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to Mr. Superinten- pent D. Harvey, Hants Constabulary, Fareham.— Bow- street, March 14. PKOFSSRTY STO& SSM. Stolen, on the night of the 16th instant, from an open shed in the parish of Burnham, Bucks, the property of Mr. Robert Hawkins, farmer, ten Hens, some Spanish and some of the Dorking breed ; a mixed red Cock ; and two white tame Rabbits, with lop ears. £ 2 reward will be paid for information that will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent T.. VK. Clark, Police Station, Slough, Bucks.— Bow- street, March 19. The silver Dinner Fork advertised in the Police Gazet'te of the 3rd instant as stolen from the ' Tower Brewery' inn, in the borough of Ipswich, the property of Mr. Robert Esling, the landlord, has been found, and restored to the owner.— Bow- street, March 19. Further information respecting the robbery committed at Mrs. Fowler's, of the ' Three Tuns,' Ironbridge, on the 8th instant, and advertised in the Police Gazette of the 12th instant and subsequent dates : a small Photographic Likeness of Mrs. Fowler and a very small brown tin Box were stolen in addition to the Money and Purses. The £ 5 notes were a good deal soiled and one of them had been cut through and pieced. Three men, of the following description, are suspected, who hired a conveyance between 11 and 12 on the same night, to take them to Wolverhampton, where they arrived about 1 on the follow- ing morning, and were put down at St. George's Church in the Cleveland- road ; 1st about 45 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, dark hair and whiskers, very stout, and good looking; 2nd about 30 years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, brown hair, fair complexion, and supposed to have an imperial or tuft of hair on his chin ; 3rd 20 to 30 years of age, and appears active and quick ; they were all dressed in dark clothes, with black hats and overcoats with capes. Information to be given to Sergeant John Bowen, Madeley, Salop.— Bow- st., March 19. Stolen between 7 a. m. and 9 p. m. on the 15th instant, from a detached sleeping room at Dudmaston Lodge, in the parish of Q, uatt, county of Salop, a brown velveteen Jacket, about half worn, with one inside breast pocket, a large pocket inside skirt, and two outside, a Penknife with white handle, and a Razor with black handle, the property of William Jones, labourer. Also a pair of'lac^- up Boots, with brass eyelet- holes, have been recently soled, and have two rows of sparrowbill imitator of bird- songs, and professor of legerdemain, speaks j nails round the outside, the property of William Wynn, English very well, and frequents fairs and marts : 40 years of1 labourer. The whole can be identified. Information to be age, 6 feet 5 inches high, brown eyes, dark complexion, broad | given to Mr. Superintendent McWilliam, Bridgnorth ; or to 4 POLICE GAZETTE. March 19. P. C. ( No. 3), Henry C. Alder, Alveley, Bridgnorth, Salop.— Bow- street, March 19. Stolen on the 16tli instant, between the hours of 6 and 8 p. m., from the house of Mrs. Ann Hardiman, at Freemantle, near Southampton, one £ 5 Bank of England Note, £ 6 in gold, £ 2 in ulMr, and 3s. in Copper, also a plain gold Wedding Ring, and an old open- face silver Geneva Watch, glass aud hour hand broken, with small silver guard Chain attached. Information to be given to Mr. O. Longland, Superintendent, Hants Con- stabulary, Bitterne, Southampton.— Bow- street. March 19. Stolen from the dwelling house of Joseph Whittaker, No. 6, Lodge Veiw, Longsight, between 2- 30 and 11 p. m. on the 16th instant, during the absence of the family, a long black silk Mantle, woman's size, with mohair bertha, a light coloured silk Skirt, and an old Cashmere Shawl. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Eccles, near Manchester. — Bow- street, March 19. Stolen during the night of the 14th instant or on the fol- lowing morning, from a hen- pen at Aspull, the property of John Hampson, farmer, viz. : a dark- red Cock, with large single comb ; and six black Hens, with single combs, and of a common breed. Information to be given to Mr. John R. Scott, Superintendent of Police, Town Hall, Little Bolton.— Bow- street, March 19. Stolen from Frodsham during the night of the 14th. inst., about ten half- bred Dorking yard Fowls ( one a white cock, about two years old, the others are young and full- grown, and nearly all light- speckled). Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Benson, Newmarket, or to P. C. ( No. 47) Jack- son, Frodsham, Cambridgeshire.— Bow- street., March 19. On the night of the 13th instant the following articles were stolen from the cottage of Edward Smith, labourer, of Yaxley, Huntingdonshire; a pair of boy's Hightop Boots, nails out of toe of left one ; a boy's blue pilot Overcoat, outside pockets, large buttons ( top one missing) ; a green striped Scarf Shawl, fringe round the edge ; a large red Shawl, plain middle, deep dark border and fringe ; three or four unbleached calico Shirts, one with a linen front and collar sloped out behind, and the collar of another mended with a piece of unbleached calico; two pairs of men's knitted Drawers; and two or three Chemises. Supposed by three navvies, who left Yaxley on the 16th instant to seek fmploy- njent on the railway at St. Neot's, Ilitchin, or London : one, about 28 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, small tuft of hair on chin, blue eyes; dressed in fustian suit ( the coat has large pockets inside and out) and black hairy cap : another, about 20 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, no whiskers, light hair and complexion ; dressed in fustian suit and black cap: and the other, about 20 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, dark hair and complexion ; dressed in cord jacket, fustian trousers, ' and black cap. They all walk very erect, and the latter two are smart- looking young men. They are very likely to have the stolen property with them, and to offer it for sale on the road. Information to be given to Mr. Super- intendent Copping, Fletton, Huntingdonshire.— Bow- street, Marth 19. Stolen between 6 30 and 8- 30 p. m. on the 16th instant, from a dwelling- house in the borough of Portsmouth, during the absence of the family at church, the following property :— six silver Table Spoons, one silver Caddy Spoon, one silver Punch Ladle with a Guinea in the bottom, and tw » plated Table Spoons, all marked ' J. J. P.'; twelve silver Tea Spoons, four silver Salt Spoons, one pair of Sugar Tongs, all marked ' E. J. D.' ; six old- fashioned Tea Spoons ; one gold Wedding Ring, worn on one side; one gold Keeper; six Tea Spoons, fiddle pattern; one large silver Gravy Spoon ; two silver Thimbles ; one gold Ring with three blue stones ; and one ditto with hair in it. Information to be given to Mr. Richard Barber, Superintendent of Police, Portsmouth.— Bow- street, March 19. ' R. J. D.'; two Table ditto, and four Dinner Forks, marked ' L.'; two Tea Spoons, a Salt ditto, and two Table Forks— all the above are silver; and six plated Dessert Forks.— Metro- politan Police, S Division, March 17. Stolen, on the 12th instant, from an inn at Hertford, a j silver engine- turned patent lever Watch, jewelled in four holes, maker's name Purvis, North Audley- street, London, No. 8107. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Knight, Hert- ford.— Bow- street, March 17. Stolen, from some new buildings in Oldham, on the 12th instant, two inch Joiner's Chislels, a 1{ inch ditto, and a 1 inch ditto, three of them marked ' R. Pollard'; a Joiner's Hammer, and a Mason's Trowel. Supposed by a man about 24 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fresh looking, with very thick neck, and little or no. whiskers; dressed in a round short blue jacket, cotton cord trousers, very old shoes, and a black cap. Information to be given to Mr. Wetherell, Chief Con- stable, Town Hall, Oldham, Lancashire.— Bow- street, Mar. 17. Stolen on the 14th instant from the shop'of Henry Stapley, draper, Uckfield, Sussex, 40 yards of black glossy silk, narrow width. Supposed by a woman from 30 to 40 years „ old," about 5 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair and eyes, and rather stoutly made ; dressed in dark straw bonnet with red flowers, grey woollen cloak bound with wide check braid, and dark brown woollen dress. Information to be given to Superintendent Bennett, Uckfield, or at any Police Station in East Sussex.— Bow- street, March 17. Stolen from a dwelling- house in the borough of Kingston- upon- Hull, between 11 p. m. on the 10th, and 7 a. m. on the 11th instant, a Cruet Stand, marked ' M. J. to G. J.'; two Cruet Tops ; a dozen Dessert Knives and Forks, with pearl handles ; a Mustard- pot Top, two Mustard Spoons, a Salt ditto, two Egg ditto, and five Tea ditto, marked' J.'— all silver; and a brown cloth Top- coat. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Hull, Yorkshire.— Bow- strect, March 17. Further information respecting the theft of damask Table Linen from a cart in front of the ' Bridgend Inn,' Kinross, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 7th instant. The cloth was ready for the market all but lapping and pressing. Two brothers of the following description are sus- pected : one, a weaver, sawyer, and waggon driver, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, stoutly made, fair com- plexion, pockpitted, and a healed ulcer mark below one of his eyes: the other, his twin brother, is 5 feet 4 inches high, stoutly made, black hair, and swarthy complexion ; works at the same employments as his brother : they are natives of Dunfermline. .£ 1 reward will be paid to any person or persons who shall give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, and a further reward of £ 5 for the recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount recovered, by Mr. Superintendent Clark, Kinross- shire Con- stabulary, to whom information is to be given.— Bow- street, March 14. Stolen, on the 13th instant, between 10 30 and 11 p. m., from No. 18, Blooinfield- street, the property of Mrs. Belinfaute, six large Forks, six small ditto, six Tea Spoons, and a Soup Ladle, all marked ' A. R. Q,. H.' ; six large Table Spoons, five Dessert ditto, a Gravy ditto, two Sauce Ladles, and two Salt Spoons, all marked ' H. A. B.'; and a pair of Sugar Tongs, marked ' A. R. Q,. H.'— the above are all silver, king's pattern, and with crest, a lamb ; two pairs of Nutcrackers, and a Butter Butter Knife— all plated.— Metropolitan Police, D Division, March 17. Stolen, between 7 p. m. on the 11th and 5.30 a. m.- on the 12th instant, from the shop of Mr. Alfred Dodd, jeweller, & c., No. 40, Cornhill, the undermentioned articles of jewellery : 7 single stone claw set brilliant Rings. 4 brilliant half- hoops Rings. 2 four stone brilliant cluster Rings. 2 three ditto ditto. 3 ruby and diamond ditto. 1 seven ditto ditto. 1 r- uby half- hoop Ring. I opal Ring. 1 ruby and brilliant half- hoop Ring. 100 fine gold Signet Rings. 120 ladies' fancy Rings. 40 ladies' Guard Rings. 10 Wedding Rings. 20 hair braid Rings. 24 diamond and Pearl Mourning Rings. - v 17 pair of gold Earrings. 50 pairs of gold Sleeve Buttons. 120 gem and gold Pins, various. 1 fine emerald and diamond Pin. 1 fine opal and diamond Pin ; 1 ditto ruby claw ditto. 1 set of emerald and diamond Studs; " 1 '' J: enamelled claw ditto. 36 diamond, emerald, opal, and other gold Bracelets. 60 ladies' and gentlemen's fine gold Guard Chaise. 15 miniature Brooches ; 12 cameo ditto; 14 r ditto. 50 sets of gold Chains, various. 100 gold Lockets, various. II gold English lever Watches ; 3 ladies' gold Geneva ditto ; 4 silver lever ditto. 20 gold Necklets, with Crosses and Lockets attached. A reward of £ 200 will be paid by Mr. Alfred Dodd, as above, to any person or persons giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension of the offender or offenders and the recover, of the property, or in proportion to the amount tharesf recovered. Information to b'; given to Inspector Hamilton, City Police Detective Office, No. 26, Old Jewry, London, E. G. — Bow- street, March 17. Stolen, about 12 noon on the 13th instant, from No. 14, Springfield Villa, Kilburn, the property of Mr. Linney, four j Tea Spoons, marked ' J. A. L.'; three Egg ditto, marked £ S.'; j three Salt ditto, marked ' T. A. P.'; a Gravy ditto, marked; Supposed to have been stolen, during the night of the 8th instant, from an outhouse at South Elmsall, near Ponte- fract, Yorkshire, the property of George Holliday, shepherd, a yellow smooth coated Cur Dog, white ring round his neck, a white paw, a tooth out of the lower jaw, answers to the name of ' Charley.' Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent W. Hall, Sessions House, Pontefract, Yorkshire.— Bow- street March 14. Stolen, on the 9th instant, between 8 and 9 a. m., from a South^ Western Railway parcels cart, between the ' Swan- with- two Necks,' Gresham- street, City, and the Waterloo Station, a small brown paper Parcel, containing a lady's Opal and emerald Ring, an old gold Keeper Ring and a set of gold enamelled Studs, addressed ' Mr. Knowles, Winchester.' From the ' Swan- with- two- Necks' by way of Gresham- street, Wood- street, Cheapside, St. Paul's Churchyard, Ludgate- hill, New Bridge- street, Blackfriars- bridge, Blackfriars- road, Stamford- street, Upper Stamford- street, Waterloo- road, thence to the Station. £ 1 Is. reward will be paid to any person giving such information as may lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. W. Grimsdick, No. 52, York- street, York- road, Lambeth.— Bow- street, March 14. Stolen from a gentleman's house at Botesdale, between the 3rd and 7th instant, from a Tea- box, three handsome old- fashioned silver Tea Canisters, one 4 inches wide by inches broad, the other two 3J inches square and 5£ inches deep. In- formation to be given to P. C. Cook, . Botesdale, Suffolk.— Bow- street, March 14. Stolen, about 5 p. m. on the 12th instant, from a dwelling- house in the borough of Leeds, two silver dinner Forks, marked ' W. F.', Nos. 17 and 18; three silver Table Spoons, one marked ' T. B.', the others ' B. I M. S.'; a silver Spoon and Fork, for a child, marked ' W. H. B.' ; and two silver Dessert Spoons, marked ' W. S. P.'. By a man about 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, with dark hair, no whiskers, and fresh complexion ; dressed in a fustian jacket, with pockets at the sides, and dark cap. Information to be given to Mr. W. R. Bell, Chief Constable, Leeds.— Bow- street, March 14. Stolen, between 6 p. m. on the 10th and 9 a. m. on the 11th instant, from No. 15, St. John's- park, Holloway, the property of Mrs. Reid, a flounced black silk Skirt, a black paramatta dress Skirt, a brown cloth Cloak, a dark Oxonian Coat, and a lounging ditto ; a Mourning Ring with hair, en- graved ' In memory of my dear Father, Oct. 3rd, 185 , aged 55'; a pebble Brooch set in silver ; a gentleman's diamond Pin; a signet galvanized Ring; an old gold Keeper Ring; I a broken gold Locket; a rosewood Workbox with brass plate I engraved ' J. R.', containing a long gold Chain with split ring sets of diamond ! attached holding a gold Locket with portrait and a ditto with i hair, both engraved ' J. II.', a gold Pencilcase, an Ammorite ; set in silver, a gold necklet Chain, a blue enamelled Locket with hair attached, a gold serpent Bracelet set with pink topaz mourning j and carbuncles, a gold Brooch with pendent set with pink i topaz, a gold Ring set with pearls and rubies, a ditto set with i ruby and emeralds, a pair of gold nugget Eardrops, and ivory | Brooch ( vase with birds and flowers), a fancy French Bracelet, and several Letters and Bills. — Metropolitan Police, S Divi- fion, March 14. The following is a description of a man who is in custody ; at Huddersfield, on a charge of having committed the recent robbery in a pawnbroker's shop in that borough, and advertised ' r ! in the Police Gazette of the 31st of January last and following ! dates: JOSEPH LODGE, alias SECKER, 33 years of age, 5 feet 11J inches high, blue eyes, brown hair, fresh com- plexion, dark sandy whiskers round the chin, proportionate make, walks, erectly, and dressed respectably in dark clothes ! and a billycock hat. The following is a further description of ! the property stolen :— ! 1 silver lever Watch, No. 2175 ; 1 ditto, No. 1332 ; 1 ditto, No. 1234 ; 1 ditto, No. 3065 ; 1 ditto, No. 125, maker Seddon, Manchester; 1 ditto, 3586, maker John Cross ; 1 ditto, Chester, No. 3405, and No. 200 where it is wound up. 1 silver verge Watch, No. 2496 ; 1 ditto, No. 397, maker J. Goldsmith, Coventry ; 1 ditto, ' R. Taylor, Suijr. derlan'd,' engraved on the inner case; 1 ditto ( hunting); No. 2524, dial broken. 1 silver Geneva Watch, ' No. 13, Quarmby,' engraved on the case; 1 ditto, with engraved cases; 1 ditto, num- ber 733 ; 1 ditto, No. 17167. 6 silver Tea Spoons, old fashioned, engraved ' C. S. W. v 1 pair of silver Sugar Tongs, engraved 1 W.' 12 silver Spoons, engraved ' S.' 1 pair of silver Sugar Tongs, engraved ' S.' 1 gold Wedding Ring, large size, marked' M. K.,' un- stamped, weigs about 5h dwts; about 200 ditto. 1 brass verge Watch, maker Capon, Manchester. 1 silver lever Watch, No. 33334, maker R. Heslop, Hud- dersfield, in several places, and the initials ' W. C. Jr.' on the back. 1 silver hunting Watch, has a mansion engraved on the outer case. 1 silver verge Watch, dial broken. 2 silver Tea Spoons, marked ' J.' with ' J.— S.' under it. 1 gold lever Watch, No. 48891, maker's name E. W. Chin, Huddersfield; 1 ditto, No. 53321; 1 ditto, No. 20778; 1 ditto, No. 53321, plain dial. 1 silver lever Watch, No. 22262 ; 1 ditto, No. 1725 ; 1 ditto, No. 4049, maker Renton, Bradford ; 1 ditto, No. 13807, centre seconds, maker's name Garden, Huddersfield; 1 ditto. No. 9471, maker's name Gar- den, Brighouse ; 1 ditto, No. 6367, maker's name E. W. Chinn, Huddersfield, silver dial. 1 verge Watch, double- cased, No. 10595; 1 ditto, No. 29&, maker's name John Crane, government mark inside case ; 1 dittd, No. 4813; 1 ditto, hunting, with a small glass in the centre, and the ring of the swivel broken. 1 silver Geneva Watch, gold plated, No. 1034 ; 1 ditto, No. 1034. 1 silver Jug, old- fashioned, hold a gill, has a narrow stem, and stands on three points. 1 German silver Watch, maker Tucker, Wakefield. 1 silver horizontal Watch, No. 60512, maker Staufer, Geneva. 1 gold Geneva Watch, cracked across the dial. Information to be given to Mr. Samuel S. Priday, Chief Super- intendent, Huddersfield.— Bouj- street, March 14. Stolen from the dwelling- house of Mr. Charles Collyer, at Strood, Kent, about the 6th instant: 1 double- breasted black silk velvet Waistcoat. 1 pair of black cloth Trousers, whole fronts. 1 single- breasted black Walking Coat with outside breast pocket. 1 pair of black cloth Trousers. 1 single- breasted black cloth Waistcoat with breast watch pocket. 3 light Waistcoats. 1 Wrapper, blue ground, shawl pattern. 2 black silk Handkerchiefs, quite new. 2 coloured ditto. 1 black silk. Shawl, deep fringe. 1 black silk Mantle. 1 black silk Dress, nearly new. 1 brown stuff Dress. 1 lady's rose diamond Brooch. 1 pair of gold Ear Rings. 1 Brooch, forming a bunch of green grapes. Information to be given to the Head Constable, City Police Station, Town Hall, Rochester, Kent.— Bow street, March 14. Stolen from a new building in Havelock- road, Hastings, on the night of the 10th instant, a blaeksmith's small Vice, the spring broken. Information to be given to Mr. Glenister, Superintendent, Hastings.— Bow- street, March 14. Stolen, on the evening of the 9th instant, from a dwelling- house in the borough of Newcastle- upon- Tyne, during the absence of the family, four silver Table Spoons, marked ' C.'; five silver Tea Spoons, marked ' E. A.'; two silver Tea Spoons,' marked ' G. C.'; four german silver Dessert Spoons; two silver Salt Spoons; a gold guard Chain, Indian make; a coral Brooch set in gold; a pebble Brooch set in gold; a Brooch set in gold and coloured stones ( all small size) ; two finger Rings set with stones, supposed not gold ; a silver shawl Pin ; a silver Brooch, Mary Stuart pattern ; several links of an old broken gold Chain, snake pattern; an old gold Seal set with jasper stone ; two broken silver Salt Spoons; a broken silver Caddy Spoon; two common Rings set with green stones; and a brown silk Purse, containing £ 4 10s. in gold and silver. Information Ne be given to Mr. John Sabbage, Chief Constable, Manors, to wcastle- upon- Tyne.— Bow- street, March 12. Stolen from a druggist's shop in the borough of Ashton under- Lyne, between 8- 30 p. m. on the 7th, and 8 a. m. on the 8th instant, about 20 lbs. of dark cut Tobacco, 10 lbs. of light cut ditto, 8 lbs. of thick twist ditto, and 6 lbs. of fine twist ditto, and about 10s. in copper Coin from a drawer in the shop. Also stolen, from a draper's shop in the said borough, on the morning of the 8th instant, a half dozen silk Handkerchiefs, with white ground and chocolate spots and border; and a half dozen ditto, magenta ground, with running floweri in the centre, and coloured border. Information to be given to Mr. George Dalgliesh, Chief Constable, Ashton- under- Lyne.— Bow- March 12. Stolen, between 11- 45 p. m. on the 6th and 7 a. m. on the 7th instant, from the shop of Mr. Dawson, shoemaker, No. 20, Wellington- street, Waterloo Town, Bethnal- green, thirteen pairs of women's Boots, viz. : three pairs of kid uppers, two pairs of French cashmere, five pairs of Memel uppers ( one pair with military heels and one pair goloshed) one pair of leather, and one pair of patent leather; also a pair of men's Shoes. All stamped with two rings on the soles to represent the figure ' 8.'— Metropolitan Police, K Division, March 12. PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE OFFICERS. ( On the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere.) Found upon a man who is remanded until the 18th inst., upon a charge of picking pockets, a gentleman's old- fashioned gold Ring, set with a pebble, having a line across it, and a gold horse- shoe Breast Pin, he says his name is JOSEPH CARTER, 32 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark brown hair and whiskers ( lately shaved off), dark hazel eyes, sallow complexion, of good address and smart appearance ; from papers, & c. found upon him it is likely that he has been at Hull lately. Infor- mation to be given at the Police Station, Welshpool, Montgo- meryshire.— Bow- street, March 14. March 19. POLICE GAZETTE. 5 WAR OFFICE, Mam 19, 1862. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. On and after this date ( Dec. 11,1857), until further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a Deserter will be TWEITT SHII^ mr^ S instead © f IM ' SIIIXijLIjVCI- 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 S^ Kjj^ OFFICE KO. NAME. REG. NO. COUPS. WHERE BORN. HAIR. EYES. PACE. COAT & TROUSERS. DATE OP DESERTN. PLACE OP DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 167520 167521 167522 167523 167524 167525 167526 167527 167528 167529 Jamas Duffey Jolm Davis James Daley William Stevenson James Hannah John McNally Michael Brien Jas. Basco Winters John Autin Thomas Burns 1181 774 872 84- 7 771 " 749 495 2310 3892 32nd Eoot 37th Eoot ditto ditto ditto ditto 39th Eoot 41st Foot ditto ditto Bansha, Tipperary Salford, Lancashire Mayo Calton, Lanark Belfast Monaghan Waterford Southwark, London Thornhjll, Waterford Lismore, Waterford weaver dyer piecer weaver labourer ditto ditto ditto groom labourer 19 28i 20 20 24 214 22 35 254 19 dk. brn lt. brn lt. brn lt. brn lt. brn dark brown lt. brn brown dk. brn grey blue hazel blue grey hazel grey hazel grey hazel fresh fresh fresh pale sallow fresh sallow sallow fresh swarth regimental trousers regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plain fustian 30 Jan. 26 Nov. 26 Nov. 26 Dec. 24 Jan. 24 Jan. 31 Jan. 19 Jan. 24 Jan. 3 Feb. Preston Devonport ditto Liverpool Devonport ditto Templemre Parkhurst Tamworth Cardiff off furlough ditto to Manchester to Ashton- under- I. yne off furlough to Belfast ditto ditto ditto to Birmingham escaped from custody ditto ; long hair scar on forehead; recruit 167530 167531 167532 167533 167534 167535 167536 167537 167538 167539 James Redmond William Eccles Edward Wright Adam Cochrane Alfred Jenner j William Horton Thomas Davey William Virtue William Norton Marshll Rutherford 4046 527 1081 567 459 607 699 187 ditto ditto ditto 42nd Foot 43rd Foot 44th Foot 45th Foot 47 th Foot 48th Foot 54th Eoot Oylegate, Wexford Ashton- under- Lyne Ipswich Glasgow Whitechapel, London Bedworth, Warwick Yeovil, Somerset » Frome, Somerset Earls- Barton, Nhamp Whitley, Yorkshire ditto weaver labourer weaver labourer collier labourer shoemaker servant puddler 25 20 21| 254 224 234 20 19 204 24 44 74 8 8 5 5 84 44 & 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 fair dk. brn lt. brn brown brown brown brown dk. brn dk. brn brown grey blue grey blue grey hazel grey grey hazel brown fresh fresh faii- fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh pale regimental velvet; moleskin regimental ditto ditto ditto white slop; fustian regimental ditto ditto 30 Jan. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 4 Eeb. 80 Jan. 21 Jan. 26 Jan. 25 Jan. 31 Jan. | Sheffield | Oldham -' Sheffield Stirling Chatham ' Colchester Bristol ! Athlone Cork Colchester off furlough to Kildare recruit; stole a pair of worsted trousers off furlough to Ipswich D took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Bedworth f It. arm peculiar recruit, attested off furlough to Shepton Mallet [ head ditto to Northampton; scar on fore- ditto to West Hartlepool 167540 167541 167542 167543 167544 167545 167546 167547 167548 167549 Peter McKenna William Harris Thomas Wright Thomas Gray John Condon Henry Stoddart George Roud Findlay Ross John Green George Owen 111 801 707 649 4050 50 3441 2384 1281 55th Foot ditto ditto ditto 57th Foot 53th Foot 60th Rifles ditto ditto ditto Westmeath Fordington, Dorset Liverpool Shoreditch, London Kilpatrick, Cork Manchester Lockerley, Hants Dundee, Forfar Kiddermidster weaver engine fitter labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto puddler 64 5 64 54 44 5 7 9 94 4 dk. brn brown lt. brn brown brown light brown brown dk. brn dk. brn blue blue grey hazel grey grey grey grey hazel grey fresh fresh fair dark fresh fair fresh fresh fresh | sallow plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto regimental light 27 Jan. 13 Jan. 25 Jan. 31 Jan. 26 Jan. 22 Jan. 21 Nov. 13 Dec. 6 Dec. 4 Feb. Edinburgh Jersey Preston ditto Cork Dover Cape Town ditto ditto i Manchester recruit, finally approved off furlough to Alderney • ditto to Kingsland- road, London ditto to Liverpool; anchor on arm ditto to Warrington; marks of cor-[ pojal punishmen. officer's servant 167550 Wm Moorecroft, 592 61st, Foot Liverpool labourer 204 5 6 brown hazel pale regimental 1 Feb. Aldershot 167551 Jotn Jones 854 ditto Treething, Lincoln shoemaker 22 5 84 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 1 Feb. ditto 167552 Samuel Hudson 668 ditto Birmingham labourer 19J 5 7 lt. brn blue fair ditto 1 Eeb. ditto 167553 Edward Jones 870 ditto Southwark, London clerk 20 5 8 sandy blue fresh ditto 30 Jan. Pembroke 167554 John Braine 577 62nd Foot Sparkford, Somerset labourer 18| 5 44 brown grey freah ditto 11 Jan. Belfast 167555 James Boland 691163rd Foot Belfast painter 26 5 8 brown grey fresh ditto 19 Jan. ditto 167556 Jolm Allen 690 ditto Derry labourer 19 5 74 brown grey fresh ditto 19 Jan. ditto 167557 • John Ellis 918 64th Foot Strokestown, Rose. blacksmith 204 5 6 brown hazel fresli ditto 30 Jan. Canterbury 167558 Thomas Smith 639165th Foot Henley, Oxfordshire shoemaker 214 5 A4 brown hazel pale ditto 14 Jan. Birr 167559 William Cooper 616 ditto Glasgow 1 ditto 26 5 64 fair blue fresh ditto 14 Jan. ditto off furlough to Liverpool ditto to Pontypool ditto to Birmingham ditto to London ditto to Sparkford took part of reg. nec. ditto off furlough to Liverpool; pockpitted ditto to London ditto to Glasgow 167560 167561 167562 J67563 167564 167565 167566 167567 167568 167569 Patrick Murphy George Owen Thomas Coleman • James Anderson Peter O'Donnell F. Coppathwaite John Ronald Alexander Adams Alex. McLaren Charles Watson 814 3839 626 653 692 685 751 23 1181 67th Foot ditto 68th Eoot 70th Foot 76th Eoot ditto 78th Eoot ditto ditto 84th Foot Balleen, Waterford Winchelsea, Sussex Carlow Conway, Donegal Reading Glasgow Edinburgh Kinnoul, Perth York labourer ditto seaman labourer ditto ditto carver labourer ditto ditto 21 i 24 21J • 24 194 23 § 19| 19| 26 20 lt. brn dk. brn lt. brn black dk. brn brown dark brown dk. brn brown grey hazel blue brown grey grey blue hazel dk. brn hazel fan- fair fresh sallow fair fresh fresh fair fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto cord hospital clothing regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 1 Eeb. 12 Dec. 1 Feb. 21 Jan. 3 Feb. 27 Jan. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 27 Jan. 28 Jan. Athlone pe Town Eermoy Oldham ditto Aldershot ditto ditto ditto tattooed on arms off furlough to Winchelsea recruit attested, not finally approved off furlough to Reading ; sear on left groin ditto to Glasgow ditto to Pennyeui ck, Edinburgh ditto to Dundee D; short hair 167570 John Hammett 1149 ditto Rast Rodham, Norf. ditto 194 5 4 brown grey fresh ditto 30 Jan. ditto off furlough to Norwich 167571 Frank Vanderhurst 1179 ditto Jersey farrier 24 5 11 dk. brn hazel sallow ditto 30 Jan. ditto ditto to London 167572 John Daley 1117 ditto Todmorden, York factoryhand 21 5 54 brown hazel sallow ditto 30 Jan. ditto ditto to Rochdaie 167573 Peter Leach 124 ditto Bradford, Yorkshire striker 22 5 74 brown blue fresh ditto 30 Jan. ditto ditto to Bradford 167574 Patrick Dolan 1159 ditto Manchester labourer 24 5 94 dk. brn hazel sallow ditto 18 Jan. ditto ditto to Dublin; D 167575 John Fossett — 86t, h Foot Derrygonnelly* shoemaker 23 5 8 black hazel sallow plain 20 Jan. Glasgow recruit, finally approved * Fermanag 167576 Thomas Power — ditto Dungarvan, Waterfd. stonecutter 20 5 6 dk. brn hazel fresh 20 Jan. New Ross cutaneous eruption on left elbow; recruit 167577 Samuel Antill 398 96th Foot Walcot, Somerset J Iffoodeu/ tter 26 5 5 brown hazel fair regimental 31 Jan. Cork slight enlargement of left leg 167578 Martin Dunn 561 97th Foot Sheffield whitesmith 30 5 64 brown blue fair ditto 31 Jan. Colchester off furlough to Bath • D 167579 John Barrett 3331 98th Eoot Gammonsfield, Tipp. | labourer 294 5 74 fair blue fresh ditto 18 Jan. Canterbury ditto to Clonmel, Tipperary 167680 167581 167582 167583- 167584 167585 167586 167587 1SW588 167589 James Moore Frend Daniels William Murray Donld McGillivray John Green Joseph Siddall William Padgett George Lane Henry Anthony John Williams 665; 3484-: 6221 14231 5652 4654: 4059; 3054 5296 litto 99lh Foot , ditto 100th Foot Military Train Royal H. Art. ditto ,, ditto ditto ditto Edinburgh Rotherhithe, London Plymouth', Argyle r Glasgow Dronfield,. Derbyshire Leicester Cheltenham, Gloue. Birmingham Oakham, Rutland shoemaker labourer tailor farmer dyer factory hand groom brasSSnishr groom ditto 274 25 24 25 19 18 23f 23 24J 20 6 6 7 10 44 84 4, 4 94 91 lt. brn light brown dk. brn black dk. brn brown brown brown dk, brn blue hazel grey hazel grey brown hazel grey blue hazel 167590) 167591; 167592 ' 167593 167594 167595 167596 167597 167598 167599 Thomas Walter William Anderson Jacob Hall Charles Wallace James Wood Edmond Gard John Burns John Welsh Thomas O'Connor Charles Bond I 5230 j 5604 I 5585 j* 5551 j 9977 5644 ditto ditto ditto - ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto 926,0 ditto 116631 ditto 12890 Denton, Yorkshire Dunbar, Haddington Wisbeach, Cambridge Coventry, Warwick London, . ditto Gorey, Wexford St. Paneras, London Portarlington, Qun's. Hounslow, Middlesex fresh ditto fair ditto sallow ditto fresh ditto fresh cord jacket; cord light white cotton cord fresh regimental dark ditto fresh sallow ditto ditto 31 Jan. 12 Dec. 12 Dec. 25 Jan. 22 Jan. 30 Jan. 27 Jan. 28 Jan. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. ditto Cape Town ditto Parkhurst London Woolwich Dublin ditto ditto Woolwich ditto to Edinburgh; D scar over right eye off furlough to Tobermorey, Argyle, recruit, attested. labourer rope spinner labourer ditto painter tailor labourer bricklayer carpenter labourer 21 20 20 22 184 24 184 20 25 20 7f brown 7 ' fair 84I brown 8 jit. brn 7 I brown 34[ dk. brn 64 brown 74 brown 114 brown 4 j brown grey grey hazel hazel grey grey blue grey hazel hazel fresh fair fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 31 Jan. 27 Jan. 16 Jan. 16 Jan. 2 Fob. 2 Eeb. 3 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. 28 Jan. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ' W. A.' on left arm short hair under orders for North America 167600 167801 167602 167603 167604 167605 167606 167607 167608 167609 James Thompson John Robertson William Whyte Thomas Wood Charles Butler Thos. Wm. Bennett William Taylor James Moulson Daniel Crawley John Burns 167610 167611 167612 167613 16761- 1 167615 167616 167617 167618 167619 James McCormick William Perrin William Jackson Martin Mulroy John Murphy John Lawloi' Robert . Chorley Henry Allen Henry Marshall William Kenshaw 12z57 12626 12674 11349 12973 12972 12891 12892 112111 11,0014 j104591 I. jH42l 1* 104981 jl2i3 § 5 624! | 2033| 3761 I 9828, ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dirto 1 ditto ditto ditto ditto Mohill, Leitrim j Kidderminster Clonakiltv, Cork 1 Ripon, Yorkshire Bermondsey ^ London Islington, London Leeds Brentwood, Essex Cork Gorey, Wexford ditto tailor labourer organbuildr labourer ditto groom carpenter labourer ditto 194 18 20 20 18 19 21 21 22 18i brown brown It. brn brown brown brown brown brown lt. brn brown blue grey grey hazel hazel grey hazel hazel grey blue j fresh [ fresh fair fresh fresh j fresh fresh fresh fail- fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto, cord black ditto cord; black regimental ditto 27 Jan. 27 Jan. 26 Jan. 26 Jan. 27 Jan. 27 Jan. 20 Jan. 20 Jan. 21 Jan. 23 Jan. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto recruit, finally approved ditto ditto ditto scar on right arm ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Sligo Leighterton, Glouc. Peckham, London Urliiijjfdrd, Kilkenny Carlow Kildare Bristol Dublin London Caylor, Derby ditto ditto brickmaker labourer clerk harnesmakr mason servant labourer ditto 23 24 28 18 21 19 24 24 244 204 lt. brn dk. brn light black lt. brn lt. brn dark brown dk. brn fair hazel black blue blue brown hazel hazel hazel light blue fresh fight fair fresh fair • fair dark swarth fresh fan- ditto ditto ditto plain black; mixture plain regimental ditto ditto ditto 22 Jan. 21 Jan. 19 Jan. 20 Jan. 28 Jan. 25 Jan. 14 Jan, 30 Jan. 31 Jan. 17 Jan. 167' 1 SO 167621 167622 167623 167634 167625 167626 167627 167628 167629: James Ricketts Paul Turner James Petersen John Reid John Canningham Henry Turner Jonathan Hall Henry Rice James Murphy '• James Coyle 9U19] 10213 9674 9568| 957b!- 1241 j 1558' 1467 j 936 ditto ditto ditto London ditto Shorricliffe ditto ditto ditto Warley ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Kidderminster London Eddrachillis, Suthlnd Accririgton, Lane. Birmingham Walsall, Stafford Nawcastle- on- Tyne Liverpool Armagh Monaghan puddler servant baker carpenter | porter • sdver plater j blacksmith labourer j ditto 1 weaver 224 274 184 194 274 224 32J 27 23 20 5 84 5 84 5 n 5 7 6-> 0i 5 ' 44 5 6| 5 6 71 5 54 light dk. brn brown sandy dk. brn fair it. brn lt. brn light brown grey hazel blue grey blue grey grey grey grey blue fresh fresh faii- fresh dark fair fair swarth fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto j24 Jan. 28 Jan. 31 Jan. ! 20 Jan. 31 Jan. 28 Jan. 29 Jan. 21 Jan. 17 Jan. ; 23 Jan. 167630 167631 167632 167633 167634 167635 167636 167637 167638 1676341 Duncan McIntyre John Maion Joseph Howard James Jones David Halley William Henderson John Harrison James Betts John Heenan * Walter Thyrus I 53887 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Shoeburyns ditto Aldershot Canterbury Athlone Plymouth Leith off furlough to Sfigo ditto to Leighterton, Gloucester scar over right eyebrow; recruit " crucifix on arm, union jack on side; recruit off furlough to Cardiff supp. to have a furlough in the name of John off furlough to Chesterfield; DeybyCl°& V'' g ditto to Kidderminster speaks English imperfectly off furlough to Thurso, Caithness took waist- belt off furlough to Newcastle- on- Tyne ' ditto to Liverpool ditto to Coatbridge, Lanark Sleat, Inverness Thursby, Cumberland Knowsley, Lancashire Salford, Lancashire Balfron, Stirling Manchester St. Mary's, Sussex Wiseton, Yorkshire Bangor, Down Newcastie- on- Tvne labomer shoeing smh labourer ditto ditto ditto mason smith labourer butcher 244 264 204 19 21 18 I9f 24 22 22 | 5 81 71 7 71 7! 44 10 5| 44 dk. brn browu brown black brown brown lt. brn brown brown sandy grey grey grey hazel grey grey blue grey blue haiel fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fair fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto plain ditto drab; blaek black; moleskin brown; cord plain blue slop; dark 11 Jan. 18 Jan. 4 Jan. 24 Jan. 24 Jan. 14 Jan. 23 Jan. 22 Jan. 13 Jan. 21 Jan. Dover Bristol Liverpool ditto Glasgow Chester Newc'tl- o- T Sheffield Newtwnrds Oldham ditto to Sleat, Inverness supp. taken great coat took complete set of accoutrements recruit, not finally approved recruit, finally approved recruit, not finally approved recruit, attested ditto . supp. 2nd desertion * alias John Craig recruit, not finally approved 6 POLICE GAZETTE. March m. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued). OFFICE NO. NAME. REG. NO. WHERE BORN. te^ TE. SIZE. HAIR. EYES. COAT & TROUSERS. DATE OP DESERTN. PLACE OP DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. reoruit; supp. to be in or near Bolton * Cape of Good Hope recruit, surgically inspected took part of reg. nec. took cape D D 167640 John Anderson — Roy. Artillery Newbridge, Kildare stripper 18 5 4i dk. brn grey fresh cord 21 Jan. 167641 James Whitelaw 3939 Rl. Engineers Edinburgh mason 31 5 10 fair blue fresh supp. mole. trousers 19 Oct. 167642 • William Crowe — 11th Eoot Urney, Cavan flaxdresser 23 5 8 dark grey dark brown 5 Feb. 167643 ' Charles Brandon 2069 lst Drag. Gds. London saddler 27| 5 84 brown brown fresh regimental 9 Eeb. 167644 John Lobb 90 6th Drag. Gds. Bethnal Green, Londn cabinetmkr. 25 5 41 brown grey fresh ditto 11 Feb. 16764^ Joseph Brown 121 lst Dragoons Deptford, Kent labourer 23 5 94 lt. brn grey fresh ditto 9 Feb. William Canoll 166 3rd Hussars Limerick ditto 24 5 64 brown blue fresh ditto 12 Eeb. 16W George Raymond 639 4th Hussars Glasgow clerk 204 5 64 brown grey fresh ditto 14 Eeb. "^•^.. Edwin Selway 261 7tli Hussars Gloucester carpenter 25 5 H brown dk. brn sallow ditto 14 Feb. Bolton * Strabane Canterbury Exeter Coventry Newbridge Caliir Maidstone 1 167650 167651 167652 167653 167654 167655 167656 167657 167658 167659 Alexander Speirs j Thomas Richold 1 William Robinson John Stanley John Morley William Fisher Zaccheus Smith John Leeming George Orland William Jackson 553 groom 19 5 253 14th Hussars Lambeth, London ditto 23 5 1037 18th Hussars New Basford, Notts clerk 224 5 616 ditto Chelsea, London carpenter 25| 5 8849 Gren. Guards Derby labourer 254 5 — ditto Bradford, Yorkshire jomer 184 5 737 ditto Leicester tailor 234 5 359 ditto Longridge, Lane. wheel wrght 26 5 1235 ditto Floore, Northampton sawyer 224 5 — Cold. Guards York groom 20 5 — ditto ParsonDrove, Cambs, ditto 18 5 Scots Fusiliers Preston, Lancashire nailor 18 5 4686 ditto Weston Beggard* blacksmith 25| 5 954 lst Foot Sheffield - labourer 274 5 620 2nd Foot Sweden — 31 5 3397 ditto Northampton shoemaker 27 5 4030 3rd Foot Somerset labourer 254 5 3842 ditto Aulborn, Wiltshire ditto 264 5 696 ditto Gloucester ditto 214 5 3040 ditto Clones, Monaghan shoemaker 27 5 44 6 7 5 74 81 84 71 94 dk. brn brown brown brown dk. brn brown lt. brn lt. brn lt. brn black grey hazel grey blue grey grey blue It. brn blue grey sallow sallow fresh fresh fair fresh light fresh fair fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto regimental ditto ditto fustian 30 Jan. 8 Feb. 3 Feb. 9 Feb. 4 Feb. 12 Feb. 10 Eeb. 11 Eeb. 16 Feb. 7 Feb. Manchester Dundalk Brighton ditto London Chester London ditto ditto Beverley off furlough to Paisley ; scar on left hand ' G. C. L.' on left arm off furlough to New Basford took part of reg. nec. took waist- belt recruit took waist- belt and bayonet short hair; deserted off sentry recruit, attested 167660 167661 167662 167663 167664 167665 167666 167667 167668 167669 Jeremiah Wilson Michael Clifford Frederick Lewis John Williams Edward Brander William Robinson Henry Bishop Charles Spicer George Cooper Michael Gormley 74 8 94 4 7 44 54 54 84 64 dk. brn lt. brn black brown brown dk. brrr brown dk. brn lt. brn brown grey grey black brown grey hazel hazel hazel grey fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fair fresh fresh fresh black; cord brown -, canvass regimental ditto regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 7 Feb. 11 Feb. 11 Eeb. 14 Feb. 11 Eeb. 31 Jan. .9 Feb. • 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 8 Eeb. ditto Monmouth Windsor Colchester Portsmouth ditto London ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto D off furlough to Beverley ; D D ; short hair, slight accent off furlough to Northampton * Hereford ditto ditto to Appleford, Berks to Bristol 167870 John Sullivan 4th Foot Callan, Kilkenny collier 18 5 6! dk. brn1 grey sallow plain 8 Feb. Liverpool 167671 James Williams 1439 ditto London shoemaker 19 5 6 dk. brn hazel fresh 9 Eeb. Chatham 167672 George Shannon 914 5th. Foot Dublin cabinetmkr. 204 5 5 It. brn 1 grey sallow regimental 14 Feb. Portsea 167673 Edward Laughran 673 6th Foot Scatstown, Monaghan labourer 254 5 44 dk. brn: grey fresh ditto 14 Feb. Colchester 167674 Patrick Grady 739 ditto Bruff, Limerick ditto 224 5 44 black dk. brn dark ditto 14 Feb. ditto 167675 James Quick 161 8t, h Foot Lambeth, London costrmongr. 254 5 34 brown ' hazel fresh ditto 15 Feb. Aldershot 167676 William Burke 757 ditto Birmingham striker 22| 5 54 brown hazel fresh ditto 11 Feb. ditto 167677 George North 316 ditto Barnsley, Yorkshire bricklayer 214 5 4 lt. bm : grey fair ditto 11 Jan. ditto 167678 John O'Brien 372 14th Foot Glanworth, Cork teacher 25. 5 74 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 5 Feb. Fermoy 167679 Michael Carroll 163 ditto Tipperary servant 23 5 74 brown ! blue fresh 3 Jan. Dublin recruit, finally approved supp. in London; regimentals returned off furlough ditto pockpitted ditto off furlough ditto to Aragh, Tyrone to Bruff; scar on spine to Kildare [ arm to Midleton, Cork ; scar on lt. enlisted in 77th Foot, name Michael Morrow 167680 167681 167682 167683 167684 167685 167686 167687 167688 167689 James Brennan John Farrell Daniel Connors William Hall William Paul John Connell Charles Foley John Atkin James Blackmore Samuel Hamilton. 1418 3 833 588 1338 1547 282 629 1135 873 ditto ditto 15th Eoot 17th Foot 18th Eoot ditto 19th Foot ditto 20th Eoot Kildare Adare, Limerick Manchester Westbury- on- Trym* Castleisland, Kerry Kilturbet, Leitritn Stapleford, Notts Wigan, Lancashire Newtownards, Down baker labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto mechanic labourer 23f 21 22f 304 304 26| 27| 234 18i lt. brn It. brn dk. bm brown brown dk. brn dk. brn brown brown grey grey grey brown grey hazel brown grey blue fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresih ditto ditto ditto tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 20 Nov. 20 Nov. 4 Eeb. 6 Feb. 7 Feb. 14 Feb. 11 Feb. 11 Feb. 14 Feb. ditto ditto Devonport Limerick Buttevant Portsmouth Curragh ditto Chatham 1538 21st Foot Killead, Antrim ditto 20 5 6 fair grey 1551 ditto Newport, Hants potter 204 5 44 dk. brn grey 1004 ditto Tillicoultry, Clackmn. labourer 204 5 94 lt. brn blue 1472 22nd Foot Dublin saddler 234 5 54 dk. brn grey 1163 24th Foot Cardigan miner 304 5 64 dk. bm hazel 109 ditto Warwick labourer 224 5 5 brown grey 1107 ditto Sheffield 20* 5 64 dark brown 53 ditto Kidderminster weaver 27 5 64 lt. bm grey 419 25tli Foot Crieff, Perth clerk 29 5 114 dk. brn blue 104 ditto Birmingham lapidary 194 5 64 black blue ' J. W.' on left arm pockpitted [* Gloucestershire sear on left side and arm, leech bites on che3t D off furlough to Londonderry impediment in speech took part of reg. nee. off furlough to Belfast 167690 167691 167692 167693 167694 167695 167696 167697 167698 167699 William McElrath Charles Marshall Robert Holdan James Patterson David James John Webb George Thompson Benjamin Coleman Donald McKenzie Richard Timbson fresh sallow fresh fresh sallow sallow pale fresh fresh sallow ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 12 Feb. 4 Feb. 5 Eeb. 18 Eeb. 15 Dec. 9 Dec. 9 Dec. 10 Eeb. 31 Jan. 11 Feb. Shorncliffe Birr Shorncliffe Parkhurst Mauritius ditto ditto Gosport Shorncliffe ditto 167700 James Mitchell 502 26th Foot Peterhead, Aberdeen slater 21 5 104 fair grey fresh ditto 167701 Alexander Stuart 903 ditto Paisley, Renfrew turner 23 5 7f brown blue pale ditto 167702 Edward Connor 538 29th Foot Dublin coal porter 304 & 64 dk. bm hazel fresh ditto 167703 Anthony Closby 632 ditto Roscommon labourer 20 5 5- dk. bm hazel florid ditto 167704 James Clements 467 ditto Keigbley, Yorkshire carpenter 23 5 64 brown grey fair ditto 167705 James Muldoon 555 32nd Foot Dublin collier 214 5' 44 brown brown fresh ditto 167706 W. H. Brogden 306 ditto St. Alban's, Herts — 184 5 5 brown blue fresh ditto 167707 Alfred Burrell 303 34th Foot Suffolk groom 24 5 4 brown grey fair plain 167708 William Timms 336 41st Foot Blackburn, Lane. weaver 22f 5 4 dk. brn grey fresh regimental 167709 Henry Woods 353 45th Eoot St. Heliers, Jersey baker 21J 5 5 lt. bm grey fair ditto ditto mole on left arm off detachment; scar on loft shin D ; scars on legs and left arm off pass to Ryde; officer's servant D * powder- flask maker off furlough to Kidderminster ditto £ 2 reward; pipe- major ring finger, left hand, slightly disfigured 14 Eeb. 13 Feb. 13 Jan. 12 Eeb. 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 14 Feb. 31 Jan. Edinburgh Greenlaw Aldershot ditto ditto Plymouth Preston Stratford Sheffield Dublin off' furlough to Ellon, Aberdeenshire volunteer from 71st Highlanders off furlough to Rathfarnham ; pockpitted ditto to Roscommon ditto D ; last heard of at York ditto to Dublin; freckled broke away from escort off furlough to Cork ; sear on left leg ditto to Jersey 167710 167711 167712 167713 167714 167715 167716 167717 167718 167719 Edward Smith 513 ditto 1 Shoreditch, London frenchplshr. 194 5 44 red blue light ditto ' ill Jan. ditto ditto to London; wrist discoloured James Turner 705 53rd Foot Hounslow, Middlesex groom 21 5 54 brown blue florid ditto 1 i- 15 Eeb Aldershot off pass Thomas Golden 51 ditto Cork shoemaker 21 5 8 brown grey fresh ditto 4. Feb/. ditto off furlough to Spike Island, Cork John Howard 895 ditto Edinburgh blacksmith 24 5 5 dk. bm hazel fresh ditto 12 Feb. ditto ditto James Stevens 30 S5th Eoot | ondon labourer 25J 5 74 black blue datk ditto 31 Jan. Jersey ditto William Terry 672 57th Foot Daventry, Northamp. shoemaker 21 5 74 brown hazel fresh ditto 12 Feb. Cork ditto to London Henry Philips 2704 58th Foot Droxford, Haints labourer 274 5 64 brown grey fresh ditto 14 Feb. Curragh ditto to Hereford ; D Peter McDonald 690 ditto . Clones, Monaghan ditto 244 5 64 black hazel fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto ditto • to Clones ; D, poekpitted William Westwood 814 ditto [ Southwark, London — 204 5 4 brown grey fresh ditto 14 Feb. Birr ditto to London 167720 167721 167722 167723 167724 167725 167726 167727 167728 167729 Joseph O'Brien Henry Elude George Crooks Alfred Kosse George Porter John Sands Michael Matthews James Barrett Thomas Owen John Boyd 8831 ditto 40! 59th Eoot 961 ditto 397; ditto 408: 60th Rifles 1069 600 745 135 880 ditto 62nd Foot ditto 64th Foot 67th Foot Kilskeery, Tyrone Leicester Melbourne, Derby Paris Chelsea, London Dublin Cootehill, Cavan South Molton, Devon Penmaur, Brecon Glasgow labourer frame knittr nailmaker combmaker plasterer hairdresser labourer ditto sailor labourer 21 22J 22 234 214 21 214 21 sal 214 54 54 44 10 4 4 54 34 41' ~ 7S brown dk. brn dk. brn light brown brown black brown dk. brn dk. brn hazel hazel grey grey grey blue grey grey hazel grey fresh fresh fresh fair fair fresh fresh fresh dark fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 14 Feb. 5 Feb. 5 Feb. 13 Feb. 14 Feb. 12 Feb. 3 Feb. 11 Feb. 6 Feb. 14 Feb. ditto Dover ditto ditto Aldershot ditto Belfast ditto Dover Athlone ditto to Liverpool - ditto to Leicester ditto to Melbourne formerly in German Legion D off furlough to Dublin D ; has been flogged » off furlough to South Molton; sailor on arm ditto to Glasgow [ arm 167730 167731 167732 167733 167734 167735 167736 167737 167738 167739 James McClein Andrew Irving Michael Travers Patrick Somers David Kirk Thomas Crawford Peter Simpson John McCrate John Brennan John Brennan 847 63 617 603 865 1130 3303 539 830 533 70th Foot 73rd Foot 76th Eoot ditto ditto 79th Foot ditto 85th Foot 86th Eoot ditto Roscommon Kirk Linton, Cumb. Drumahoe, Leitrim Tinahely, Wicklow Old Cunmoch, Ayr Paisley, Renfrew Duddingston, Edin. Govan, Lanark ' Dublin Boyle, Roscommon factory hand labourer ditto shoemaker miner weaver painter butcher carpenter | labourer 20 29 191 2,9, i 22 19 27f 20 19 23 5f 5 51 61 8 74 54 4- 4 74 brown brOwn lt. brn brown lt. brn brown lt. brn It. brn dk. brn lt. brn blue grey hazel grey grey blue blue blue blue hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fair fresh fresh ditto dark regimental ditto ditto ditto brown regimental regimental 14 Feb. 10 Feb. 28 Jan. 27 Jan. 9 Feb. 12 Feb. 14 Feb. 10 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. Canterbury Devonport Glasgow ditto ditto Stirling ditto Pembroke Dublin ditto ditto to Strokestown ; tattooed on lt. officer's servant off furlough to Ayr ditto took waist- belt and chaco off pass to Paisley broke out of Dunse Gaol ' . T. M. C.' on right arm, < M. S.~ : on left off furlough to Liverpool; tattooed on arms ditto ditto 167740 167741. 167742 167743 167744 167745 167746 167747 167748 16n- t9 Hugh White John Dogerty John Rivers John Moore Frederick Mills John Ricketts Henry Richards James Neil Thomas Flanagan Patrick Clark 711 660 2340 1255 3641 3679 5454 12869 12656 13068 ditto 94th Eoot Rifle Brigade ditto Military Train ditto Royal H. Art. Roy. Artillery ditto ditto Belfast Omagh, Tyrone Dovercourt, Essex London Northampton St. George's East* Exeter West Wycombe* Deptford, Kent Knockbride, Cavan tinsmith labourer groom labourer groom i tailor 1 groom j chairmaker I plumber I labourer 120| 25 1221 264 20 22 21 18- 4 19 22 7 1 brown hazel 44 brown 1 grey 6 jbrown [ grey 5 ! brown grey 4 brown ' hazel 4-} It. brn jgrey 74 jdk. brm hazel 4 It. brn brown 44 brown igrey fair [ blue sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh florid fresh fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 14 Eeb. 14 Feb. 9 Oct. 6 Eeb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 10 Feb. 10 Feb. 9 Eeb. 14 Eeb. ditto Chatham Bare illy Winchester Woolwich ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto to Edinburgh ditto to Johnston, Renfrew scar on little finger, right hand pockpitted ; en route from Chatham took the whole of reg. nee. * London * Buckinghamshir 167750 167751 167752 167753 167754 167755 167756 167757 James Rees John Smith 13175 ditto Usk, Monmouth carpenter 19 5 n brown grey fresh ] flannel jacket; cord 9 Feb. ditto recruit, linally approved 13176 ditto Woolwich labourer 24 5 7 brown ! hazel fair black 15 Feb. ditto ditto Hammond Twigg 13150 ditto Derby ditto 18 5 7i brown grey fresh flanneljacket; black 10 Eeb. ditto ditto' Fredk. Armstrong 12294 ditto Brighton j saddler 19 5 44 dk. brn brown fresh [ regimental 6 Feb. ditto James McCowe 12246 ditto Glasgow gunsmith 23 5 44 dk. brn blue fresh ditto 8 Eeb. ditto ' W. L.' and crucifix on right arm William Laurence 5618 ditto Marylebone, London j labourer 23 5 44 brown grey fresh ditto 8 Feb. ditto Peter Brown 13108 ditto Derry 1rivetter 22 5 7 brown grey fresh mole jacket; cord 6 Feb. ditto recruit, finally approved John Parker 432 ditto Whitechapel, London. shopman 20| 5 8f black grey fair regimental 3 Feb. ditto figures on right arm, crucifix on left William Smith 9905 ditto London shoeingsm. 224 5 4 brown grey fresh ditto 3 Feb. ditto George Richards 10168 ditto High Wycombe* 1 cabinetmkr. 184 5 6! dk. brn grey dark ditto 8 Feb. ditto * Buckinghamshire 167760 167761 167762 167763 167764 167765 167766 167767 167768 167769 Alexander Spark Thomas Rendall Jolm Donavan James Morris John King Fredk. L. Thomas James Smith John Croghan Thomas Stewart 201 11516 12801 11653' ,8937 6039 2095 2372 238 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Berwick- on- Tweed Walthamstow, ' Essex Mitcheldever, Hants Aberavon, Glamorgan Uxbridge, Middlesex London Dublin Limerick Hillsborough, Down shoemaker labourer ditto ditto brickmaker clerk labourer clerk 254 204 23 244 22| 19| 27 20 274 light brown brown brown brown brown brown It, brn grey blue hazel hazel blue grey grey hazel brown grey fair fair fresh fair fresh fresh dark dark fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 5 Feb. 15 Feb. 7 Feb. 12 Feb. 9 Feb. 12 Feb. 12 Eeb. 10 Eeb. 11 Feb. ditto ditto Warley ditto Sheerness ditto Shorncliffe ditto Aldershot D off furlough to Bristol off pass to London supp. at Tabernacle- walk, Finsbury- square off furlough to Dublin ditto ditto ditto to Calder Bank, Lanark March 19. POLICE GAZETTE. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE ( continued). OFFICE NAME. BEG. CORPS. WHERE BORN. TEADE. DJ SIZE, HAIR. EYES. EA0E. COAT & TROUSERS. DATE OF PLACE OP DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS, 167770 John Butler 167771: William Adams 167772! James Smith 167773; John McFall 167774 James Hay 167775 James Gold 167776 Patrick Powell 167777 John Sullivan 167778 Michael McGrath 2381 275 1359 6881 Boy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto Rl. Engineers 2nd Dragoons 14th Hussars ditto 16th Foot Kingstown, Dublin St. Pancras, London Irthlingborough* Liverpool Edinburgh Kilmarnock, Ayr Shadwell, London ditto Cashel, Tipperary shoemaker labourer shoemaker ropemaker cabinetmkr. miner labourer ditto clerk 184 22 28 21 22 22 22 20 24 20 4 10 8f 64 7} 9 7i 6k 10 9 brown brown brown light brown dk. bm brown browu dk. bm brown grey hazel hazel blue hazel grey grey grey blue blue fresh dark fair fair fresh sallow fresh fresh fair fresh regimental blue; cord regimental ditto ditto black flannel jacket drab ; brown black 30 Jan. 5 Feb. 1 Feb. 30 Jan. 2 Feb. 11 Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Eeb. 5 Feb. Dublin London Plymouth Athlone Chatham Westminstr ditto Cashel 167780 CharleB Potts ditto Westminster ditto 23 5 84 brown hazel fresh blue; black 7 Eeb. ditto 167781 William Hughes — ditto Preston, Lancashire labourer 25 5 8 brown grey fresh black 5 Feb. ditto 167782 Thomas White — ditto Shoreditch, London ditto 18 5 74 brown grey fresh flannel jacket; cord 10 Eeb. ditto 167783 James Evans — ditto Whitechape), London tailor 21 5 74 sandy grey fresh black 10 Feb. ditto 167784 John Monk - ditto Barking, Essex shoemaker 23 5 7 brown blue fresh mole jacket j black 3 Eeb. ditto 167785 Henry Nixon ditto Frodsham, Cheshire groom 19 5 84 brown hazel fresh frieze; moleskin 5 Feb. Liverpool 167786 Malcm McFarlane* — ditto Dunoon, Argyle boltmaker 23 5 94 dk. brn grey fresh moleskin 5 Feb. Glasgow 167787 James Fulton — ditto Kilmaurs, Ayr shoemaker 21 5 7 brown grey fresh black 3 Feb. ditto 167788! Duncan McKenzie — ditto Paisley, Renfrew blacksi 18 5 74 brown grey fresh blue pilot 7 Feb. ditto 167789' William Greig — ditto Roscommon miner 23 5 9 brawn grey fresh cord 9 Eeb. Wolvrhmpt recruit, attested •* Northamjitoii off furlough to Liverpool off pass to London reoruit, not surgically inspected recruit, approved ditto recruit, not, JurgicallyHnspeoied, ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto recruit, approved recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto reoruit, surgically inspected • [ M'Neil * alias 167790 167791 167792 167793 167794 167795 167796 167797 167798 167799 Joseph Williams James Fletcher Henry Little Walter Redman John Burgess George Gilbert Aaron Marsden William Entwistle Thomas Bell John Bancroft 387 1680 1165 215 541 53 291 350 8627 468 4th Drag. Gds. 6tli Drag. Gds. ditto 4th Hussars 5t, h Lancers 11th Hussars lbth Hussars ditto Gren. Guards ditto Romford, Essex Derby Kingswinford, Staff. Hilperton, Wiltshire Haggerstone, London Bermondsey, London Preston, Lancashire Bolton, Lancashire Raby, Cheshire Spondon, Derbyshire labourer silk reeler chairmaker labourer groom labourer clogger labourer ditto ditto 28 26 29 20 J- 23f 224 21 22 254 244 167800 167801 167802 167803 167804 167805 167806 167807 167808 167809 George Mewis John Jessop Joseph Burnes John Thompson Thomas Manning John Hellewell George Holmes James Fullerton Cornelius Harrigan Francis Lee 9242 4682 1042 354 525 3513 3324 416 80 2513 ditto Cold. Guards lst Eoot 2nd Foot ditto ditto 3rd Foot 18th Foot 20th Foot 24th Foot Aston, Warwickshire Wainfleet, Lincoln Halifax, Yorkshire Nottingham Manchester Billinge, Lancashire Camden, Gloucester Armagh Roscarbery, Cork Frome, Somersetshire silversmith groom striker labourer coalheaver naihnaker labourer weaver labourer ditto 25 293 214 204 244 28f 314 314 25 344 84 brown 7 brown 8 ; sandy 64 brown 10 dk. brn 8 brown 54, black 6 lit. bm 10 brown 91 brown 6f 94 brown grey grey grey blue blue hazel grey brown blue fresh fair fresh sallow fresh fresh sallow freeI1 . fresh fresh regimental ditto hospital clothing regimental ditto ditto ditto dittp ditto ditto 117 Feb. 15 Feb. 21 Feb. 30 Jan. 19 Feb. 117 Eeb. 16 Feb. 16 Eeb. 17 Feb. 17 Eeb. Dublin Dorchester Exeter Cahir Hounslow Dublin Brighton ditto London ditto took part of reg. nec. off detachment 2nd desertion off furlough to Hilperton D ; scar on left shin D; scar on neck, mole under right eyelid scar on upper lip took part of reg. nec. took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. ditto 3 94 64 44 10f 0 lt. bm dark brown brown brown brown lt. brn dk. bm dk. bm lt. brn grey hazel blue grey grey grey grey grey hazel grey fair fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 17 Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 11 Feb. 31 Jan. 14 Feb. 17 Feb. 14 Eeb. 15 Eeb. 15 Feb. ditto Dublin Colchester Portsmouth ditto ditto London Portsmouth Aldershot Gosport ditto off furlough to London; pockpitted ditto to Bradford ditto to Dublin [ arm, soldier on loft ditto to Manchester; sailor on right ditto to Billinge ditto to Portedown, Armagh ditto to London ditto to Erome f 167810 167811 167812 167813 167814 167815 167816 167817 167818 167819 Gerald Keane Charles McCarthy Charles Beaton Thomas Simpson William Wilson Joseph Murray John Smith Michael Phelan Richard Wilson Benjamin Young 793 916 211 642 64,4 569 570 339 727 3609 25th Foot ditto 26th Foot ditto 36th Foot 41st Eoot ditto 45th Foot ditto 60th Rifles Cork Shandon, Cork Aberdeen Bedrule, Roxburgh Clonalty, Armagh Bradford, Yorkshire ditto Lurgan, Armagh King's Lynn, Norfolk Bristol tailor ditto carter shepherd servant joiner piecer labourer ditto shoemaker 167820 167821 167822 167823 167824 167825 167826 167827 167828 167829 Thomas Moffat Henry White Thomas Clowes Thomas Stevenson William Moran James Clarke John Hall Geo. Hutchinson Wm. Richardson James Bellingham 753 1065 435 1167 775 968 3492 8853 12809 5510 76th Foot 78th Foot 84th Eoot ditto ditto ditto 96th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto Roval H. Art. 167830 167831 167832 167833 167834 167835 167836 167837 167838 167839 John Summers Thomas King John Smith George Garbutt George Woollard George Jones Thos. Longbottom Joseph Hobday John Mettem John Scully 3705 11463 1866 9408 663 126 1679 227 449 ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto 3rd Drag. Gds. 5 th Drag. Gds. lst Dragoons 10th Hussars 12th Lancers Killeshandra, Cavan Londonderry Warrington, Lane. Down Roscrea, Tipperary Liverpool Burnham, Norfolk York Kettering, Northamp, Birmingham Tralee, Kerry North Surbridge* Clonmel, Tipperary Carlton, Yorkshire Leiston, Suffolk Bientford, London Halifax, Yorkshire Banbury, Oxford Sheffield Liverpool labourer shoemaker moulder labourer flaxdresser labourer ditto clerk carpenter turner 21 20 28 19 24 204 204 20 20 254 29~ 18 22 244 171 23| 28 24$ 21 20 5 54 5 64 84 10 10 J 44 5 54 brown brown lt. bm dk. brn brown lt. bra lt. brn lt. brn lt. bm light brown dk. bm fair brown brown brown dk. brn brown brown lt. bm hazel blue grey hazel hazel grey grey blue blue grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 17 Feb. 17 Feb. 17 Feb. 17 Feb. 23 Feb. 20 Eeb. 20 Eeb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. Sliomeliffe ditto Belfast ditto Kilkenny Preston ditto Dublin ditto Winchester off pass to London ditto D took part of reg. nec. a servant; took a silver- mounted meei'seh^ ifin off furlough to Lurgan ditto to King's Lynn blue blue grey hazel liazel blue grey blue grey blue fresh freah 167840 167841 167842 167843 167844 167845 167846 167847 167848 167849 John Connors William Creyke George Hall John Fish Joseph Regall Joseph Henshall Benjamin Daley John Rodgers Robert Boyles Michael McGee 295 376 8851 8543 7666 115 3398 3391 ditto 14th Hussars 15th Hussars Gren. Guards ditto ditto ditto lst Eoot 3rd Eoot ditto Clonmel, Tipperary Holborn, London Croxton, Cambridge Chorley, Lancashire Sherborne, Dorset Warrington, Lane. Farnham, Bucks Edinburgh Derryloran, Tyrone Armagh bootcloser 19 5 6} labourer 214 5 6 carpenter 204 5 8 labourer 23f 5 74 fitter 19 5 74 lajpurer 225 5 7 ditto 254 5 10 ditto 244 5 84 cutler 22} 5 5 labourer 224 E> 6 ditto 26 5 6J ditto 21 0 64 ditto 274 0 5 ditto 184 5 8 sawyer 25- J 5 114 labourer 26} 5 84 ditto 25 J 5 7} collier 224 5 9 labourer 28 5 54 ditto 24 5 44 shoemaker 34i 5 74 labourer 284 5 4 ditto 301 5 84 ditto 204 5 6 groom 204 5 64 baker 25 5 64 labourer 22^ 5 8 shoemaker 22 5 7 labourer 23 5 H miner 254 5 6i brown brown brown dk. brn dk. bm lt. bm fair lt. bm lt. bm brown blue grey grey grey grey grey grey brown grey grey fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fair fresh fair sallow fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 15 Feb. 17 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Eeb. .15 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. 17 Eeb. 14 Feb. Glasgow Aberdeen Aldershot ditto ditto • ditto Chichester Sheerness Woolwich ditto took part of reg. nec. D ; scar on left leg off pass to Waiwmgton off furlough to Denholme, Down ditto to Leeds ditto to Dublin ditto to Lymm, Cheshire ditto last heard of at . Charicg- eposs scar back of * igb, tJiand ditto ditto ditto ditto white slop; grey regimental tweed regimental ditto ditto 14 Feb. 16 Feb. 19 Feb. 12 Eeb. 20 Eeb. 27 Feb. 21 Eeb. 23 Feb. 26 Eeb. ,27 Feb. ditto Warley Shornclifife Sheerness Ipswich Canterbury Norwich Birminghm York Aldershot off pass to London : Hertfordshire off furlough to Carlton recruit not surgically inspected ' G. Jones' on right arm cross- eyed; robbed his master off furlough ! ditto to- Sheffield; D to Liverpool; po.- kpitted brown brown brown brown black lt. brn brown lt. bm dk. bm lt. brn grey grey grey blue hazel grey dk. bm hazel grey grey fresh fresh fresh light swarth fresh fresh fresh dark fresh ditto dark regimental black regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 27 Feb. 20 Feb. 24 Feb. 24 Feb. 24 Feb. 27 Eeb. 27 Feb. 24 Feb.. 22 Eeb. 22 Feb. ditto London Dublin Wigan Canada London ditto Manchester London ditto ditto to Cork recruit, attested off pass recruit, attested en route from St. J ohm's to Montreal took waist- belt ditto supp.. residing in Kelso, Roxburghshire off furlough to Caojsstown; poekpittel ditto to Gilford, Down ; has a scar 167850 167851 167852 167853 167854 167855 167856 167857 167858 167859 Charles Wilson Alexander Potts Samuel Thomas Owen O'Hanlon Patrick Norton Henry Hammond George King Wm. McLouglilin James Maher John Ledwick 3415 3380 1331 880 376 1820 782 1147 621 46 ditto ditto 5th Foot 10th Eoot ditto 14th Foot 15th Foot 20th Foot ditto 24th Foot Shoreditch, London Belfast Thornbury, Gloucestr Dundalk, Louth Ballin- act, Mayo Dublin Dantsey, Wilts Dublin" Drangan, Tipperary Derley, Cheshire dk. brn brown brown brown dk. brn lt. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn hazel brown blue hazel blue blue grey grey grey grey dark fresh fresh fresh fair fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 24 Eeb. 24 Feb. 26 Feb. 25 Feb. 25 Feb. 24 Fob. 26 Feb. 20 Feb. 20 Feb. 25 Eeb. ditto ditto Colchester Shovncliffe ditto Dublin Pembroke Aldershot ditto Gosport anchor on left arm D ; scar on left hip off furlough ditto embarking for England off furlough ' W. R. 1856' on left arm ditto to Dublin ditto to Mullinahone, Tippeiury ditto to Dublin; scar under rt. oar 167860 167861 167862 167863 167861 167865 167866 167867 167868 16786!- AbsolomHeyworth Charles Pierey George Lucas John Lambon Terence Gallagher Josiah Paul Patrick Ryan James Smith Alfred Morgan James McClure 1312 21.1 574 804 478 50 385 8 21 4261 25th Foot ditto 29th Foot ditto 30th Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Hull West Derby, Lane. London Birmingham Killala, Mayo Cornwall Cork Carmarthen Westminster Tipperary factory hand labourer ditto gasfitter labourer miner servant labourer coachtrimr. labourer 20 314 20| 204 204 264 21 224 254 25 7} 3i 54 74 74 74 10f 10| 8 6 lt. brn dk. bm black lt. brn dk. brn blaok brown black brown grey brown hazel brown grey hazel hazel grey blue blue fair fresh fresh fair fresh dark fair fresh dark fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 27 Feb. 27 Eeb. 27 Feb. 22 Feb, 5 Feb. 3 Eeb. 3 Feb. 5 Feb. 1 Eeb. 5 Feb. Shornclitfe ditto Aldershot ditto Canada ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto to Haywood, Yorkshire ditto ' to Much Woolton; pockpitted ditto to London; ship on right arm ditto to Birmingham took the whole of winter clothing ditto D ditto tattooed on left arm ditto ditto took sword and sash ditto 167870 167871 167872 167873 167874 167875 167876 167877 167878 167879 William Wheeler Henry Brown John Read John Price Thos. Bickerdike William Boyd George Hughes John Morris Edward Fearns Henry West 277 669 1098 825 880 1202 1434 3222 6998 ditto 43rd Eoot 58th Foot 60th Rifles 75th Foot 76th Foot 84t, h Foot 100th Eoot Military Train Rl. Engineers Northampton Paddington, London Dublin Great Ouseburn, York Beath, Ayrshire Belfast Liverpool Dublin Winsford, Somerset striker shoemaker labourer ditto ditto miner labourer ditto stockingmk. mason 22 § 224 284 25 191 24 21 V 20 24 44 74 64 4 114 4i 64 34 6 brown dk. brn brown dk. brn brown dk. brn brown fair brown lt. bm hazel hazel hazel hazel grey hazel dk. brn blue brown grey fair fresh fresh dark fresh fair fresh fair fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 1 Feb. 2 Feb. 15 Feb. 25 Feb. 28 Feb. 22 Feb. 16 Eeb. 27 Feb. 23 Eeb. 26 Feb. ditto Madras Curragh Winchester Chatham Glasgow Pembroke Parkhurst Woolwich Chatham ditto ditto long haii- off furlough to Dundalk; D ' J. S.' OJ left arm, bracelet on wrist off furlough to Groves, Yorkshire took part of reg. nee. off furlough to Belfast; scar on left arm ditto to Liverpool; anchor on arm took part of reg. nec. off furlough 167880 John Toole 6890 ditto Dublin cooper 214 5 7f light blue fresh ditto 27 Feb. ditto 167881 George Johnson '— Roy. Artillery Ledbury, Hereford labourer 18 5 84 lt. brn grey fresh cord jacket; cord regimental 24 Feb. ditto 167882 Edward Leery 487 ditto Glasgow ditto 27 5 8 brown grey fresh 19 Eeb. Southampt. 167883 William Thomas 928 ditto Penryn, Cornwall ditto 25 5 8 da: brn hazel fresh ditto 22 Eeb. Pembroke 167884 James McKay 12780 ditto Glasgow hammermn. 27 5 4, black blue fresh ditto 23 Feb. Portsmouth 167885 Charles Tombs 11445 ditto Farringdon, Berks baker 18 5 8 brown hazel freah ditto 23 Feb. Warley 167886 William Reardon 11295 ditto Barna, Limerick labourer 23 5 71 brown grey fresh ditto 23 Feb. ditto 167887 John Hall 874 ditto Bristol ditto 214 5 54 light grey fresh ditto 27 Eeb. Devonport 167888 Richard Jones 13206 ditto Cardiff ditto 22J 5 8 brown hazel sallow black 21 Feb. Woolwich 167889 Thomas James l:! 200 ditto Camberwell, London * 23 5 74 brown hazel fresh plain 20 Feb. ditto ditto to Dublin recruit; smart appearance, wears a cap off furlough ditto to Pernwell, Cornwall off pass ditto ditto off furlough to Blackfriars- road, London recruit, filially approved ditto * pianofore maker 167 » yo 167891 167892 167893 167894 167895 167896 • 167897 167898 167899 Charles Horrell John Cane Joseph Ward George Williams David Sullivan George Johnson James Simple Peter Collins William Moody Phillip McGuire 2863 593 5011 3865 8603 9870 9900 Royal H. Art. Roy. Artillery Royal H. Art. ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto , Scots Fusilier* Fakenham, .. Norfolk Kilrush, Clare Great Haddington* Woking, Surrey Fermoy, Cork Ledbury, Hereford Kilkenny Newry, Down Little Hanwell, Berts Leven, Fife labourer 25 5 54 ditto 264 5 lit groom 194 5 3 labourer 24 5 4 wheelwrght 22} 5 84 labourer 18 5 84 ditto 17 5 64 wireworker 211 5 104 labourer 213 5 7 hoilprmalrer 18 5 S4 it, brn lt. brn lt. brn brown dk. brn lt. bm brown brown brown dk. brn hazel I grey | grey grey blue grey grey brown brown hazel fresh fair fair dark fair fresh fresh fresh dank fr^ sh regimental ditto ditto ditto blue; black cord jacket; cord regimental ditto ditto blue iaoket; mole 19 Feb. 20 Eeb. 25 Eeb. 25 Feb. 20 Eeb. 24 Feb. 26 Feb. 22 Feb. 22 Feb. 21 Feb. ditto | ditto Newbridge ditto i Croydon Southampt. Sheerness ; ditto | ditto I Glasgow off pass to London took part of reg. nee. * Northampton recruit, attested ditto off furlough to Benlea, Tipperany recruit, not surgically inspected 8 POLICE GAZETTE. March 19. DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA. FFICE NAME. NO. NO. CORPS. WHERE BORN. TRADE. s SIZE. HAIE. EYES. PACE. COAT & TROUSERS. DESERTN. PLACE OP DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 38076 William Hopson 98 York Art.* Hull labourer 20 5 6 brown grey fresh 3 Oct. Scarbro' * absent Iron] trai ting Mr< Thomas Irving 28 ditto Middlesborough bricklayer 25 5 7 sandy blue fresh 3 Oct. ditto JP> 78 John Kelly 19 ditto Whitley labourer 20 5 64 brown grey sallow 3 Oct. ditto r38079 John Lomas 123 ditto Sutton ditto 28 5 9 brown hazel sallow 3 Oct. ditto 38080 James Lyons 125 ditto Kilmainhan, Dublin ditto 25 5 6 brown hazel sallow 3 Oct. ditto 38081 James Murray 50 ditto Swineford, Mayo ditto 26 5 10 dk. brn hazel 1 lir 3 Oct. ditto 38082 John Smith 77 ditto Hull shoemaker 1- J 5 74 brown blue fair 3 Oct. ditto 38083 William Smith 100 ditto ditto ditto 21 5 74 brown blue sallow 3 Oct. ditto 38034 Martin Tighe 124 ditto Kilkerry, Mayo ditto : 8 0 84 lt. brn hazel fair 3 Oct, ditto 38035 William Wilson 66 ditto Leeds ditto 25 5 7 brown hazel fresh 3 Oct. ditto 38086 George Wood 39 ditto Northallerton labourer 30 5 94 brown blue fresh 3 Oct, ditto 380S7 William Wright 61 ditto Hull ditto 224 5 81 dk. brn blue sallow 3 Oct, ditto 380S8 Frank Talbot 33 2nd Warwick Birmingham glassmaker 27 5 7 lt. brn grey fair black 3t Oct. Leamingtn. off pass to London 38089 Wm. Templeton 3791 W. York Rifles Manchester labourer 194 5 5 brown grey fan- plain 2 Nov. Pontefract took greater part of reg. nec. 38090 George Kent 1832 Sussex Chichester musician 18 5 5! brown hazel fresh black 1 Dec. Chichester wide mouth, slightly knock- kneed 38091 James Kirkwood 2031 Stirlingshire Glasgow shoemaker 34 5 7 dk. brn blue fresh tweed t 17 Dee. Stirling 38092 WilliamTempleton 3791 W. York Rifles labourer 183 5 5 brown grey fair plain - , , 31 Dec. Pontefract a bandsman 38093 John Kennedy 1177 PerthshireRfls Perth weaver 20| 5 64 dk. brn hazel fresh black; green 20 Jan. Perth took 2 bugles, tenor horn, 2 French horns, 38094 George Blything 3732 2nd Cheshire Manchester porter 184 5 6 lt. brn grey fresh plain 29 Jan. Macclesfld. three points on left arm [ and cornet ; 38095 John Lynch Lawler 3751 ditto Sheffield — 17 5 10 lt. brn blue light ditto 29 Jan. ditto ADMIRALTY, March 19, 1862. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service. NAME. SHIP DESERTED OR DIS- CHARGED PROM. DATE. • WHERE BORN. EYES. PACE. MARKS AND REMARKS. William Rankin John Smith James Sargeant George Harvey Richard Baker Peter Stewart Thomas Dobson Henry Mitchell George E. Bunyarn John Smith Thomas Madden Charles H. Arnold John Coupland John Tobin Robert Hodgson * Henry Lewis William Eldry Edward Kirby John McLean Timothy Mahony George Collins William Rose William Sheppard Patrick Sweeney Thomas Luff John Benbury Kendrick Kenward John Burton George Cass James Francis Thomas J. Parker John Allsop Arthur Beal Thomas Gowing John Mangan William Kerr William Cowley William Williams Thomas Riley Henry Nixon Henry Groves Henry Burrows John G. Bell James Ingles John Carr Francis Binning Thomas Butland John Lambe John Wilkins* James Bazing William Dyer W. Stacey W. E. Reeks W. Bryan Joseph Cleland James Smith Richard A. Lee Thomas Storey James Love Robert Jessop William Goodwin Robert Ewen Thomas Tubbs Charles Buckwell Thomas Nichols William Teade John Burton William Kent John Hooker Josh. Skatts Jackal. deserter Formidable, deserter St. George, discharged Excellent, straggler ditto ditto ditto Impregnable, discharged Wellesley, discharged Swallow, deserter Shannon, straggler ditto ditto ditto Shannon, deserter Chanticleer, deserter ditto Warrior, discharged Hawke, discharged ditto Vigilant, deserter Excellent, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Shannon, deserter Odin, deserter Excellent, straggler Fox, straggler ditto Shannon, straggler ditto Indus, discharged Cumberland, deserter ditto Excellent, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto . ditto Shannon, deserter Cumberland, deserter Excellent, deserter ditto Excellent, i ditto Emerald, i Shannon, deserter Vigilant, deserter Simoom, deserter Hawke, discharged Defence, straggler ditto ditto Excellent, straggler Shannon, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto Shannon, deserter ditto Victory, deserter 3 Mar. 28 Feb. 9 Mar. 14 Mar. 14 Mar. 13 Mar. 13 Mar. 13 Mar. 13 Mar. 27 Feb. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 26 Feb. 28 Eeb. 28 Feb. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 7 Mar. 9 Mar. 9 Mar. 9 Mar. 9 Mar. 9 Mar. 7 Mar. 24 Feb. 30 Nov. 5 Mar. 6 Mar. 6 Mar. 5 Mar. 5 Mar. 4 Mar. 3 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 18 Feb. 3 Feb. 20 Feb. 21 Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. 17 Feb. 26 Feb. 26 Feb. 23 Feb. 24 Feb. 25 Feb. 26 Eeb. 27 Feb. 23 Feb. 23 Feb. 24 Feb. 25 Feb. 25, Jeb. 22 Jeb. 21 Feb. 8 Feb. boy, lst class i 18J ordinary, 2nd class 224 ordinary 23 A. B. 23 ditto 23 A. B. 32 ditto 29 boy, lst class 18 boy, 2nd class 17 ordinary, 2nd class 23 bandsman 334 ditto 254 A. B. 43| cook's mate 28J stoker 294 ordinary, 2nd class 27 ditto 224 A. B. 26} ditto 29 boy, lst class 17| A. B. 334 ditto 27 boy, lst class 19 ditto 18 boy, 2nd class 17 bov, lst class 18 A. B. 20 stoker 214 A. B. 23 A. B. 28 ditto 24 ditto 24 stoker, 2nd class 214 A. B. 254 boy, lst class 20 stoker, 2nd class 23; stoker 224 private, R. Marines 28 ditto 28 ditto 38 ditto 32 ditto 26 A. B. 23 ditto 23 ditto 22 ditto 22 captain, foretop 28 A. B. 294 ordinary 28 A. B. " 32 ditto 28" boy, lst class 184 ditto 19 bandsman 23 stoker 22 leading seaman 374 gun- room steward 30 boy, 2nd class 15| stoker 23 leading stoker 32 captain, foretop 31 A. B. 28 ordinary 20 A. B. 22 carpenter's crew 23 ordinary 194 stoker 21 A. B. 24 ditto 20 ditto 234 34 0 9 4 e 7 5 2 54 6 94 6 4 64 4 6 6 5 3 3 6 7 64 4 11 4 114 7 54 5 9 Glasgow Rochester, Kent Bath, Somersetshire York London 6 6 6 4i 8 51 6 3 7 74 10 8i 10! 4 14 0 4 74 44 7 7 6 4f 11 10 4 8 04 74 5 84 6 5 74 2 34 7 2 74 3 Plymouth Bristol Clerkenwell, London Rochester, Kent Van Dieman's Land London Woolwich Halifax, Nova Scotia Newcastle- on- Tyne • Westbury, Gloucester Greenock, Renfrew Newington, London Glasgow London Portsea, Hants Newfoundland Hampshire London Richmond, Surrey London Tunbridge Wells, Kent Leek, Staffordshire Ware, Hertfordshire Selsey, Sussex Dorset Chesterfield, Derbyshire Cowes, Isle of Wight Portsea, Hants Wales Edinburgh Brighton Ireland Birmingham ditto Newport, Isle of Wight Stourport, Worcester Landport, Hants Suffolk St. Leonard's, Sussex Hull Portsea, Hants Balmerino, Fife Chatham Portsmouth Guildford Chichester London Dublin Glasgow St. John's, New Bruns. Winchester Glamorganshire Glasgow Sheerness, Kent , Poole, Dorsetshire London Rochester, Kent Devonport Penryn, Cornwall Leek, Staffordshire Cork Marylebone, London St. Helen's, Lancashire brown light light brown light brown brown dk. brn dk. brn light dk, brn brown brown red brown black lt. brn brown dk. brn firown It. brn brown lt. brn brown brown dk. brn lt. brn brown dk. brn light light brown brown brown black dark brown dark light dk. brn black light brown light brown brown light dark black brown dk. brn brown dk, brn brown lt, brn brown brown brown black brown lt, brn dk. brn lt, brn brown brown black brown black brown lt. brn hazel blue grey hazel blue blue hazel blue grey blue hazel grey blue blue hazel black brown hazel grey grey blue blue blue blue hazel hazel grey blue grey blue hazel blue hazel hazel grey hazel grey grey blue blue hazel hazel blue grey grey grey blue blue blue blue blue blue blue grey grey blue hazel blue blue hazel blue blue hazel hazel dark blue blue grey hazel fair sallow fair fair fresh sallow sallow dark pale ruddy fair fair ruddy fair fair fair fail- fair freck. sallow fail- fair sallow fair fair ruddy fresn fresh fair £ 3 reward scar on left side; served in Hogue ditto served 111 Calcutta, Cressy, Minotaur, Cumberland pockpitted; served in Impregnable and Indus No reward; unless apprehended at a considerable distance from >• Portsmouth, but all reasonable expenses will be paidHarvey has an anchor on left hand £ 3 reward served in Cumberland woman on breast crucifix on left arm; served in President, Brwin, and £ 3 reward served in Cornwallis, Minotaur, and Cumberland ditto served in Wasp ditto ditto anchor and crucifix on right arm £ 3 reward served in Victory, Cuckoo, Simoom, and Excellent mole on left arm, two scars on right leg £ 3 reward served in Asia ditto served in Cumberland and St. Vincent served in Britanma and Hannibal served in Victory, Megaira, Colossus, Hastings, and Hannibal served in Asia served in Encounter, Marlborough, and Excellent served in Royal William, Prometheus, Centurion, and Chesapeake £ 3 reward served in Asia ditto served in Minotaur anchor on left hand blue spot between finger and thumb of right hand £ 3 reward served in Renown ditto served in Boscawen and Poictiers * alias Wilkie ditto ditto served in Orion £ 3 reward served in Asia ditto flags on left arm, anchor on right; broke away from e3C0rt ditto served in Monarch and Ccesar £ 1 reward scar on right hand; served iu Cumberland ditto ditto ship on right arm: served in Dauntless man and woman on leg, pockpitted; served in St, Jean d'Acre served in Pylades served in Monarch, Wellington, Miranda, Waterloo, and Chesapeake served in Doris served in Orion served in Asia £ 3 reward served in Conqueror and Impregnable ditto cuts on thumbs ; served in Victory and Centurion ditto served in Eurydice, Blenheim, and Hannibal DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. DIVISION. WHERE BORN. TEJIDE. s SIZE. HAIR. EYES. PACE. COAT & TROUSERS. DATE OP DESERTN. PLACE OP DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. James Ward Wolverhmptn Edinburgh labourer 22 5 74 brown grey fresh black; dark 12 Mar. Wolvrhmpt sear on left leg; recruit John Bowker George Channing* Woolwich Manchester ditto 19 5 7 brown grey grey fresh 11. Mar. Woolwich R. MarineArt, Heavitree, Devon brickmaker 20| K 84 brown 18 Mar. * discharged with disgrace 0 iresn —— George Jenkinson Woolwich Pontefract, Yorkshire labourer 23 § 5 84 dk. brn grey fail- 8 Mar. Woolwich Bart. Magner ditto Kanturk, Cork ditto 20f 5 44 black blue fail- 12 Mar. ditto D Thomas Ketley Chatham Braintree, Essex gardener 264 5 6 brown grey fresh uniform 4 Mar. Chatham off furlough Riohard Holloway ditto Blackfriars, London baker 254 5 84 brown blue fan- ditto 5 Mar. ditto William Calvertt ditto Heaton, Durham labourer 284 5 64 lt. brn brown fresh ditto 6 Mar. ditto Mich. Fitzpatrick Portsmouth Mallow, Cork ditto 244 5 74 brown grey fan- undress uniform 2 Mar. Eoi- ton John Maley Woolwich Glasgow ditto 284 5 84 light grey fair 26 Eeb. Portsmouth William Keeves ditto Bethnal Green, Lndn. butcher 344 5 6! dk. brn grey pale livery 3 Mar. Woolwich Thos. Alf. James Cnatbam Maidstone baker 254 5 84 brown blue fresh uniform 1 Mar. Chatham Thomas A. Harley Henry Gowan* ditto London painter 20* 5 54 brown hazel fair ditto 28 Feb. ditto off furlough Woolwich Dursley, Gloucester groom 24{ 5 54 brown grey fresh 28 Feb. Woolwich D ; served in Dublin Militia * alias Joseph Jacob Andrew Stevenson. ditto Stewarton, Ayr miller 254 5 7 dk. brn blue fresh • 27 Eeb. ditto George Tyson ditto , Nottingham shoemaker 194 5 51 brown hazel fresh 28 Feb. ditto scars on chest _ ,' • George Lee ditto Croydon, Surrey labourer 201 5 64 brown blue fail- 27 Eeb. ditto George Fozzard ditto Knottingley, Yorkshr. ditto 254 5 4! brown hazel sallow 22 Feb. ditto D John Condrey ditto Leixlip, Kildare ditto 204 5 6 sandy grey fresh 18 Feb. ditto John Land Chatham Thorpe, Essex blacksmith 19 5 54 brown ,- TV- PV frpsVi uniform 14 Feb. Chatham 1 LONDON; PRINTED FOR HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE BY HARRISON AND SONS, ST. MARTIN'S LANE, W. C.