POLICE mwm & 22 atttf> ortt}>* CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the 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. 3601 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1862. IVotice.— It is requested that all communications for the pur- pose of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen property, may bear the Signature of the person requiring or sending the same, and all applications in reference to the POLICE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to ME. W. D. BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. %* Whenever it is desired that any person should be appre- hended, and the Name is given, it is indispensably nccessary that an Information should be made and sworn to before a Magistrate, of the Offence charged, and an attested copy thereof, together with the Advertisement, forwarded to the Editor for insertion. As no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all Letters addressed to the Editor must be prepaid, otherwise the insertion will not be made. ^ It is requested that the Names and Descriptions of Deserters and Absentees from the Militia, as well as those from the regular Arms, intended for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, 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. 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 tht t occupation of Mr. James Doolittle, farmer, of Kingswood, near « dley, Salop, were destroyed by fire, supposed by an i « 5f* i6iiaty. £ 10 reward will be paid by Mr. Doolittle to any , i'son w- fto will give such information as will lead to the pprehensjon and conviction of the offender or offenders. In- formation to be given to Mr. Superintendent McWilliams, Bridgnorth; or to Sergeant Howells, Cleobury Mortimer, Salop.— Bow- street, March 12, FORGERY. Absconded from Tredegar, in the parish of Bedwellty, on the 4th instant, charged with forging an order for 9s. at Sirhowy, on the 3rd instant, with intent to defraud John Crawly, PATRICK KENNEDY, labourer, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, stoutly made, fresh complexion, light brown hair and whiskers meeting under the chin, the top of the forefinger of right hand has been cut of, and he generally wears a piece of white rag round it, his lower lip is very thick and sore from playing a fife, and generally dressed in a short white slop or brown sleeved waistcoat, fustian or cord trousers, heavy lace- up boots, and black cap. He is a native of Ireland, and is well known at Dowlais, Aberman, and Cardiff, where he has been working, and will most likely be found in com- pany with Irishmen in some public - house playing a fife. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Usk, or to Superintendent H. Fower, Tredegar, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 26. Description of THOMAS WRIGHT, late schoolmaster and rate collector at Gayton, near Northampton, charged with forgery and embezzlement at the same place, who absconded on the 12th instant: 45 to 50 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, stoutly made, and a little bow- legged, dark hair and whiskers, the latter rather thin, and he has something the matter with one eye; dressed in dark clothes and hat, and sometimes wears a pair of grey trousers with a stripe. In- formation to be given to Superintendent F. Pannett, Tow- cester, Northamptonshire, who holds a warrant for his appre- hension.— Bow- street, March 24. 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/ dlas a habit of frequently etching his chin ; dresses slovenly, supposed in black frock • it, and hat, with the name of ' McCarthy, Snow Hill.' A warrant has been issued for his apprehension. Infor- mation to e given to Inspector Hamilton, City of London Police, Defc . ctive Office, No. 26, J31d Jewry, London, E. C.— — Bow- si, eet, March 14. ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen about 11 p. m. on the 20th instant, from the person of a gentleman in the borough of Northampton, an open face gold Geneva Watch, gold dial, Nos. 16888 and 19822. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Henry Keenan, Chief of Police, Northampton.— Bow- street, March 26. Stolen from the person of a man, at a brothel in the borough of Oldham, a patent lever Watch, No. 3560, a steel Chain and common Key attached. Information to be given to Mr. Wetherell, County Constabulary, Oldham.— Bow- street, March 26. Supposed to have been stolen from the person during the Wharfedale Steeplechases, at Otley, Yorkshire, on the 19th instant, a silver lever Watch, cream- coloured face, minute hand, small piece broken off the large hand, No. 4048. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Superintendent Smith, West Riding Constabulary, Otley, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 24. Stolen from the person of a lady in Liverpool, on the 19th instant, a Cheque for £ 81 9s., drawn on Messrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co. in favour of Pagan, Willan, and Co., or order, by Morrison, Dillon, and Co.; endorsed on the back payable to Martha Anderson, or order, and blank endorsed by her. Infor- mation to be given to the Inspector, Central Police Office, Liverpool.— Bow- street, March 24. Further particulars respecting the watch stolen from a gentleman at Bangor steeple- chase on the 14th instant, and advertised in the Police Gazette of the 19th instant. It is a silver lever watch, capped and jewelled in four holes, maker J. Tozer, Whitchurch, No. 8560^ ( and not 8270, as previously stated). Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Haines, Whitchurch ; or to Inspector Bolton, Hanmer, Flint- shire.— Bow- street, March 24. Further information respecting the silver Watches stolen from the persons of John Downs and Charles Bostock. on the race- course during the steeple chases at Bangor, Flintshire, on the 14th instant, and advertised in the Police Gazette of the 17th : the No. on Downs's watch is 37055, and on Bostock's 2568, maker Cameron, Liverpool. Information to be given to Inspector Bolton, Hanmer, Flintshire.— Bow- street, March 24. Stolen about 10- 30 p. m. on the loth instant, from the person of Mr. Blair, of No. 24, Clarges- street, Piccadilly, while passing through Sutton- street, Soho : a silver Watch, engine- turned, gold hinges, maker Moulieure, Geneva. By three men. — Metropolitan Police, C Division, March 21. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. On the night of the 21st instant the dwelling house of Thomas Bolton, in the parish of Shelley, Suffolk, was bur- glariously broken into, and the following articles stolen therefrom : five calico Sheets; seven calico Chemises ; five calico Shirts, one marked across the shoulder with trade mark ; a drab Scarf Shawl ; a black Scarf Shawl, red and green flowers, deep coloured border, with a piece of green merino sewn on at the edge ; a Shirt of brown stuff dress ; a Skirt of drab Dress ; half a- dozen black handled Knives and Forks; 1J lb. of Fork ; six Eggs ; fib. of black Tea; 2 lbs. of loaf Sugar ; 1 lb. of powder ditto ; 1| lb. of Raisins; 2 lbs. of Currants; - i lb. of Tobacco; a Pocketbook containing old writing ; and 3s. 6d. in silver. Information to be given to P. C. Thomas Brooks, Raydon, near Hadleigh, Suffolk.— Bow- street, March 26. On the night of the 23rd instant, the house of William Smith, carpenter, of Grimston, was broken into, and the follow- ing property stolen : a blue pilot Coat, large black buttons, two pockets on the right side, and two on the left breast, one inside, and one outside; a pair of doeskin driving Gloves, double on the thumb and three fingers ; a large cashmere neck Wrapper, striped red, yellow and blue; a Loaf of Bread; about £ lb. of Cheese ; and 2 ozs. of Tobacco, done up in white paper. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Rose, Dorkina:; or to Inspector Wilson, Grimston, near King's Lynn, Norfolk. — Bow- street, March 26, Stolen, at 10 a. m. on the 24th instant, from the house of George Hare, Stobswood, the following property, viz. : a black Shooting Jacket, with two pockets outside laps, one outside left breast, and dark bone buttons; Vest to match, new; a black Frock Coat, two pockets outside, and one outside left breast, half sleeved with new cloth ; a double- breasted Vests, with yellow buttons ; a pair of dark grey Trousers ; a pair of ditto, small check, bound with black calico ; a black Cap with cloth peak ; a Glengarry Cap; a pair of Stockings, out at heel; a pair of half worn lace Boots, with brass eyelet holes; and 3£ d. in Coppers. By a man about 25 or 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, with dark complexion, is slightly pockpitted, and was dressed in dark clothes. Information to be given to Major Browne, Chief Constable, Alnwick; or to Mr. Superin- tendent Cocks, Morpeth.— Bow- street, March 26, During the night of the 20th instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. J. Purbridge, of the Level, in the parish of Dudley, was burglariously entered, and the following property stolen there- from : 1 flitch of Bacon; 1 pair of Cheeks. 30 bottles of Wine, rhubarb, cowslip, black currant, and elder ; the rhubarb has the letter ' R.' on the corks, and the cowslip ' C.' in black ink. lib. of Currants. 31bs. of Candles. 31bs. of Cheese, 21bs. of Butter. 6lbs. of moist Sugar, 1 Jibs, of Tea in a black tin caddy. 1 pint of Rum, £ pint of Brandy. 1 currant Cake. A number of Eggs in a tin basket. 1 pair of women's Slippers, leather, new. 2 pairs of worsted Stockings, knitted, new ; 1 Chemise. 1 coarse Towel. 2 wicker Baskets. ( Entrance was effected by taking out a pane of glass from the pantry window, and forcing out the bars. Information to be given to Mr. Chief Superintendent Burton, Dudley, Worcester- shire.— Bow- street, March 26. JACOB WILLIS, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 24th instant, charged with housebreaking at Corfe Mullen, Dorset, has been apprehended.— Bow- street, March 26. On the morning of the 24th instant, between the hours of 1 and 6, the house of Messrs. J. and H. Walter, of Broad- st., Worcester, was burglariously entered, and a large quantity of valuable property stolen therefrom, consisting of ladies and gentlemen's gold and silver Watches, gold Neck Chains, gold and Albert Guards, ladies and gentlemen's diamond, fancy, and signet Rings, also about £ 40 in Gold, Silver, and Copper. Who- ever will give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, or the recovery of the property ( a great portion of which can be identified), shall receive £ 50 reward, or a proportionate reward will be given for the recovery of any part of the property, on application to Mr. Power, Superintendent of Police, Worcester.— Bow- street, March 26. Between 11 p. m. on the 20th and 5 a. m. on the 21st instant the dwelling- house of Mr. William Abel, farmer, of Gateforth, Yorkshire, was broken and entered, and the fol- lowing property stolen therefrom: 6 Tea Spoons, 1 pair of Sugar Tongs, 1 Sugar Basin, all silver and marked ' J. C.' 1 silver Bracelet, curb chain pattern. 1 silver Brooch in the shape of a dove. 2 gold Watch Keys, in the shape of pencil cases, one marked ' J. B.' 1 gold Mourning Ring,' In memory of Robert Matterson.' 1 gold Brooch set with coral. 1 gilt Brooch with yellow stone. 1 pebble Bracelet set in sillver. 2 hair Rings with gold clasp, marked ' J. C.' 1 Portemonnaie, containing 14s. in silver, Is. 6d. in copper, and 24 postage stamps. 1 black and white woollen Scarf Shawl. 1 light coloured cashmere ditto, pine apple pattern. 1 dark mixture cloth Overcoat with two outside pockets and one inside left breast. Supposed by two men of the following description, who had permission to sleep in the barn and were gone in the morning : one, about 45 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, prominent nose, dark curly hair parted behind ; dressed in a brown cloth coat, dark trousers, and cap : the other, about 25 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, stout made, light hair and whiskers; dressed in a brown cloth coat, woollen cord trousers, and black billycock hat. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent G. Lottey, West Riding Constabulary, Selby, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 24r Between the hours of 2 and 3 a. m. on the morning of 5th instant, the dwelling house of Mr. Thomas Thornhill, farmer, Crewe, near Nantwich, was burglariously entered, by a ladder being placed against the house side, close to Mr. Thornliill's bed- room window, and taking out a pare of glass, and un- fastening the catch. Mr. Thornhill was awoke by a man drawing the looking- glass through the window, and imme- diately got up and shot at the man through the window ; he must have been badly wounded, as a quantity of blood was on the ladder, and could be traced a considerable distance in the direction of Haslington. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Laxton, Nantwich, or to Serjeant Wilson, Police Station, Crewe.— Bow- street, March 24. During the night of the 21st instant, the dwelling house of John Earnshaw, farmer, of Breightmet, was broken and entered, and two parcels, each containing Five Shillings in Copper Money, tied up in a piece of old newspaper; a Half- crown in Silver, and Two Shillings in loose Coppers stolen therefrom. Information to be given to Mr. John R. Scott, Superintendent of Police, Town Hall, Little Bolton, Lancashire.— Bow- street, March 24. On the night of the 19th instant, between the hours of 9 and 10 p. m., the beer- house of Thomas Hales, of Bromford- lane, in the parish of West Bromwich, in the county of Stafford, was broken and entered, and stolen from a chest of drawers in the bed- room, three £ 5- Notes, six Sovereigns, and two old- fashioned silver Watches ( one has ' T. Hales' written on the inside case, No. 8169, no maker's name; the other, No. 1172, makers' name Vale and Howett). It is probable the watches may be pledged in Birmingham, West Bromwich, Wednes 2 POLICE GAZETTE. March 26. bury, or Walsall, as the suspected parties have been traced to the above mentioned places. A ladder has been left on the premises, about 14 feet long, for which no owner has at present been found, but by the appearance of the ladder, it has been brought from some building in the course of erection. Infor- mation to be given to Major McKnight, Deputy Chief Con- stable, West Bromwich; or to Detective Inspector Samuel Went, Stafford.—- fiow- sfm « , March 24. , » petween 10 p. m. on the 20th and 5- 30 a. m. on the 21st instant, the grocer's shop of Sarah Garlick, of Hooley Hill was broken into, and the following property stolen therefrom: about . 361bs, of Tea, a portion tied up in separate pounds, with ' green tea,'' black tea,' and ' mixed tea' on the paper, which can be identified: a flitch. « ££ aton, cut in two, with one of the pieces mapped in a linen cloth • a piece of Cheese, about 6 or 71bs.; a number of Postage Stanips ; and about 15s. in Silver and Copper. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Wilshaw, .. near Ashton - un< 3er- Lyne. — Bow - street, March 24. * t Stolen on the loth instant, between 9 a. m. and 10' 30 a. m. from Mr. Robert Kirtley, of Annandale, in the parish of Lan- to nine cotton Handkerchiefs, red and white ; about 30 yards of unbleached calico, about £ wide ; and a gentleman's dark cloth Inverness Cape, with pockets outside, and one inside of left breast. Three men were seen about 6 o'clock the same morning crossing the Rhondda Vach river, near Ynis- hir, two of them earned large bundles: one man is about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, and dressed in a cape answering the description of the one stolen, black bowler hat, and old boots much worn ; another is about 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, and dressed in a black cloth frock coat, dark trousers, and black cloth cap ; the other is about 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, and dressed in a dark cloth jacket, light cord trousers, which appeared to have been recently washed, aud black cloth cap. Information to be given to Mr. James Thomas, Superintendent of Glamorgan Con- stabulary, Pontypridd.— Bow- street, March 21". Between 8 arid 9 p. m. ott . the 18th insfsaat the dwelling- hojjse of Mr. Jarvis Eaton, publican, - of Hollinsend, Hands- worth, Yorkshire, was broken and entered ^ trough Hie • chamber window. and. tha- foUowing property stolen therefrom : six plain silver Tea Spoons ;> a Brooch, drab stone and gold frame; a small coral Brooch; two gold Eardrops; an old fashioned double- cased silver verge Watch, ' Presented to Chester, by means of housebreaking, during the absence of the j Thomas Renshaw' engraved on' the works ; and about £ 14, family : a pair of cotton cord Trousers, mended at the bottoms; j taken from a large box, belonging to a club which is held at a pair of woollen cord ditto, with a piece of cotton cord put in 1 the house. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent the waist to widen them ; a black velvet Coat, much worn and Gillett, Court House, Rothertham ; or to Sergeant Smalley, faded, and patched on both elbows ; a grey cloth Cap; a brown j Handsworth, Yorkshire,— Bow Street, March 21. cotton Table- doth ; a Rob Roy tartan unmade Dress; three i h . h ang baby's white Frocks and twelve Ca s ; two striped Shirts, one r 5,. -, » , '.. ,,„„.,„„ „. P,„„,„,„. M, of them patched on the elbow ; a F. ir of blue yirn Stockings; P « ™ ° f Mr. James Mytton d ^ of £] teobujy- Mtortime^ two Chemises; a red silk Hanc^ diief; a pw ofcotL H& SfJK Drawers; a white flannel sleeping Jacket ; an<* spur of men s ^^ SLCsp"; a ditto blue shot ground, and lace- up Boots, much worn. Supposed by three men, who were ^ ress, oiue aim uiown ' a i\ ronv seen loitering near the house, mid stated they were puddiers, I raised pattern m crimson ; about £ 20 worth of sdk Neck and but had the appearance of tramps, lst, 35 to 40 years of age , Pocket- handkerchieU, and gentlemen ssilk S( « rfs of various 5 feet 9 inclJhigh, dark complexion, dark brown hair, stout; flours and pattens ; about two do^ njblack slk A ™ figure; dressed in a dark mixture coat, much worn! light Nne, Vinson, greenviolet Wfen, in two qualities the coloured trousers, patched on the thighs, and black cap. 2nd, commoner quality being much spotted witldamp ; a black 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, feallow complexion, thin ^ Apron, with raised black border ;^ about a dozen^ alpaca visage, and proportionately made ; dressed in dark clothes, much i ditto, black ground, with crimson green and blue borde; worn/ and cap. 3rd, 23 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5' inches high, I three pieces of black edged Silk, one piece about 30 yardL one fair complexion, light hair, and round face ; dressed in dark ebout 12 va. ds, aild^ the otfwabc^^ a piece of white clothes, much worn. Infoi'mation to be given to Mr. Superin- I edged Silk about 20 yards; three or four pieces of black^ edged tendent George Thompson, Berry Edge, or at the County- Con-, ^ to, of about 3J yards each piece ; a ^ ver Cruet Stand, Rfabnlfti- v Office Dnrham - Bow- street March 24 1 marked ' M. E.', with silver tops of five bottles; and an old- stabulaiy Ufhce, Duiham. Dow street, March M. feshioned silver Tea Spoon, marked < C.' The footmarks of During the night of the 19th instant, the dwelling- houses ! two persons were found on the premises, one of them being of Mr. John Parkin, farmer, of Burghwallis, and Mr. John ; that of a smart made boot, small size 9J inches in length, the Rowley, farmer, of Norton Priory, near Pontefract, were other larger. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent burglariously entered, and the following articles stolen there- McWilliam, Bridgnorth ; or to Sergeant Howells, County Supposed to have been stolen from a- field at Wichbold, in thei parish of Dodderhill, on the night of the 20th instant, a brown Welsh Cart Horse, about 14} hands high, without shoes, and very active, the property of Mr. Gibbs. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent J. Bevan, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire*— Bow- street, March 24. Absconded from Elm, Isle of Ely, on the 19th instant, charged with stealing two Horses on the 18th instant, the property of Mr. John Topp, farmer, Elm, FREDERICK TOPP, a farmer, 30 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, rather stout, rather round shouldered, fair complexion, small light whiskers; dressed in a brown mixture cloth coat and vast, white cord trousers, cloth cap with peak, and lace- np Boots. The horses have been recovered. Information to. to given to Captain Foster, Chief Constable, March ; or to Mr. Super- intendent Thomas Stocking, Elm- road, Wisbech, Site of Ely, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 21. Found on the 4th instant, in ' She parish of RomsM Kirk,, and supposed to have been stolen, a dark grey mare Pony, 5 years old, about 13J hands high, with a long bushy tail, shod all round, and has the letters ' J. D.' stamped upon the hoof of each fore foot. Information to be given to Superintendent Stelling, North Riding Constabulary, Scorton, Yorkshire; or to Inspector Stokeld, Greta Bridge, Darlington, Durham.— Bow- street, March 21. Supposed to have been stolen from a field at Hither Green, Lewisham, on the 6th instant, the property of Mr. Bryer, three Horses: one iron grey, 16J hands high, long tail ; one a black cob, white mark on off side, long tail, in low condition ; the other a rough bay gelding colt, aged 2 years.— Metropolitan Police, R Division, March 21. Supposed to have been stolen on the 6th instant, from Clay Farm, Beckenham, the property of Mr. Covill, a grey Mare, 15 hands high, aged, and in low condition.— Metropolitan Police, R Division, March 21. 4 silver Tea Spoons, marked ' M. S.' 4 German silver ditto, marked ' J. P.' 1 electro- plated Dessert Spoon, marked 1 park Pie ; 1 sponge Cake. S.' from : ! Constabulary, Cleobury Mortimer, Salop.—. Bow- si., March 19. During the afternoon of the 16th instant the dwelling. house of Mr. Horobbin, auctioneer, Stafford- street, Walsall, j was entered during the absence of the family, by means of i rp ' c ' " . . . j . ,, ,, .„„ , , skeleton keys, and a £ 5 Bank of England Note, two old- 1 silver fea Spoonu much bmised in the mouth, marked Watcheg> an ojd- fikioned bright metal i t cfL „ ia « w w • ' pinchbeck Watch, a gold Ring set with rubies, a gold Ring 1 Tea Spoon, marked E. W. ^ with pearls, and a Wedding Ring stolen therefrom. Infor- 1 pair ot Sugar Tongs, masked E. W.' _ mation £ to Mr j. w. c£ ter> Chief Superintendent 1 chased silver lea Spoon, broken m two pieces p j w * n Staffordshire._ 5ott,. street, March 19. 1 ditto Dessert Spoon, much worn, marked ' I. R. ' ' 2 silver Salt Spoons, marked ' E. R.' Between the hours of 6' 30 p. m. on the 16th, and 9- 30 a. m. 1 red brown Top- coat, with squares, with velvet collar to . on the 17th instant, the unoccupied dwelling- house of Mr. match, and lined with blue and black woollen plaid. ! Charles Garness, of the parish of Wellington, near Eastbourne, Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the appre-! Sussex, was broken into, and the following property stolen hension and conviction of the offender or offenders shall receive from a chest therein, viz.; eleven Sovereigns, fifteen Shillings £ 5 reward. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent in Silver, a grey Topcoat, a black frock Coat, a grey Shooting Hall, West Riding Constabulary, Pontefract. — Bow- street, j Jacket, a pair of black cloth Trousers, a pair of grey ditto, a March 24, j 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- Stolen between 7 and 8 p. m. on the 19th instant, from the j intendent James Flanagan. East Sussex Constabulary, Hailsham, house of Mr. Jno. L. Lloyd, Maindie- road, entrance being made , 0r at the Chief Constable's Office, Lewes.— Bow- st., March 19. by forcing the latch of the door, during the absence of the family : a gold Ring, inscribed ' In Memory of John Church, with a place for hair, and a red stone ; a gilt Brooch, with a place for likeness ; a hair Bracelet, with gold clasp ; a gold Bracelet; a Sovereign and a Sixpence ; Supposed by two men, short and stout, who were seen in the neighbourhood about the time ; one dressed in fustian clothes, and the other in dark clothes and caps. Information to be given to Chief Superinten- dent Huxtable, Borough Police Office, Newport, Monmouth- shire.— Bow- street, March 21. Absconded from the borough of Sunderland, charged with shop breaking, two men of the following description : NEWTON WARDLE, about 26 years of age, 5 feet 10* inches high, fresh complexion, high cheek bones, small beard on end of chin, dark brown hair cropped short, and broad set, has been sentenced to four years' penal servitude. JOHN Mc LEOD, about 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches, dark hair cropped short, has a cast in the eyes, very nimble footed, and has a mark on his forehead caused by a recent blow from a poker. Informa- tion to be given to Mr. Jos. Stainsby, Chief Constable, Sunder- land.— Bow- street, March 21. 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.' There was. also stolen a Ring and three gold Seals on a chased gqld slip Ring. The seals are engraved as follows : the largest, a white cornelian stone, lias a bundle of sticks and the motto ' Friendship in Unity'; one, of red cornelian, has a heart's ease and the motto ' A vous'; the third, a very small one, of white cornelian, with the rose, shamrock, and thistle. The ring of old fashioned form, is set with a jet stone, and has on the outer circle, in black enamel on gold, an inscription to the memory of E. Sanden, & c.; a mother- of- pearl Penknife with three blades; an ivory Pencilcase, cracked; and a silver Thimble. Information to be given to Mr. Everett, Superintendent of the Chichester Police.— Bow- street, March 21. Between, the hours of 9 p. m. on the 16th and 7 a. m. on the 17th instant, the shop of Mr. Ishmael Williams, grocer and draper, Dinas, was broken and entered, and the folowing pro- perty stolen therefrom, viz.: from eight to twelve pairs of women's cloth Boots, some of them have black bottoms, and sprigged all round with copper sprigs; five new fancy cloth waistcoats ; one pair of men's memel Boots, goloslied elastic sides, pegged bottoms, about 6th size: from 3 lbs. to 4 lbs. of Tobaeco, in half- quarters, name ' Matthews and Co., Bristol'; about 1 lb. of twist Tobacco ; twenty- four penny Postage Stamps ; 3 lbs. or 4 lbs. of Thread, blaek, white, and drab colours ; three check Shawls ; four Paisley Scarf ditto, of dif- ferent colours; four Cashmere Scarf ditto, white middles, large coloured borders, with white fringe ; two plaid flannel ditto, blaek and white ; one flannel ditto, green middle, with two brown stripes in border, and long green fringe ; from six HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen, from the farm of Mr. Lewis Shepperson, of Galss Moor, Whittlesey, on the night of the 22nd instant, a Nag Mare and Saddle and Bridle; the Mare is of the following description ; 4 years of age, about 15^ hands high, colour bay, with off fore- foot white ( which is turned a little outwards), a long thin body, a bang tail, and has been pinched on off shoulder by the collar ; she has a remarkable shoe on one of her hind feet, which was made out of a screw bolt, the thread of which will be visible till the shoe is worn out. She has been traced in the direction of Biggleswade, ridden by a man of the following description : about 60 years of age, about 5 feet 11 inches high, hair and whiskers turning grey, and has a large beard ; dressed in tight- fitting trousers or breeches, and is very straight and smart for a man of his years : he is well known about most parts of England, and once travelled with an entire horse. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, March, or to Superintendent Smith, Whittlesey, Isle of Ely.-— Bow- street, March 26. Between the 15th and 16th instant, a Scotch wether Sheep was slaughtered in a field on the farm of Mr. Charles Lee, of Great Sutton, Cheshire, and the carcase stolen, the entrails were left behind. £ 2 will be paid by Mr. Lee, for such information and evidenoe as will lead to the conviction of the guilty party. Information to be given to Mr. Thomas Hammon, Superinten- dent of County Constabulary, Birkenhead, Cheshire.— Bow- street. March 26. Stolen from Whittlesea Fen, Cambridgeshire, on the night of the 22nd instant, a dark bay Mare, 4 years old, about 15^ hands high, the off fore feet white to the joint, bang tail, and slightly collar pinched on the off shoulder, a small lump on the back caused by the saddle ; the mare was rode through the Biggleswade Toll- gate about 6} a. m. on the 23rd instant, by a man about 5 ft. 11 inches or 6 feet high, large grizzly whiskers which cover the whole of chin, about 50 years of age; dressed in a dark mixed cloth shooting coat, Bedford cord trousers fitting tight to the leg, and low- crowned blaok hat, he is a native of Doddington, Cambs., but has lately been living in Boston, Lincolnshire, where he has a wife and children residing. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. R. Hamilton Ramsay, Hunts., or to any of the Superintendents in Cambs. or Hunts,— Bow- street, March 26. The Pony and Cart supposed to have been stolen, on the night of the 20th instant, from the ' King's Arms,' Chipping Norton, Oxon, the property of Mr. John Empson of Leafield, have been found at Bloxham, near Banbury, and restored to the owner.— Bow- street, March 26. Supposed to have been stolen from a field in the parish of Lindridge. Worcestershire, about the 15th instant, a half- bred chestnut Filly, without white, rather more than 14 hands high, unbroken, and has a long full tail; the property of Mr. James Adams. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Raby, Great Witley, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, March 24, LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Absconded from Malvern, on the 9th instant, charged with embezzlement, RICHARD SALLIS, about 23 years of age,-,. 5 feet 4 inches high, with fresh complexion, light brown haiiv no whiskers, and very good- looking; dressed in a new- fashioned brown overcoat, dark striped trousers and vest, and low- crowned hat. It is supposed that he will seek employment with butchers in some large town. Information to be given to Mr. George Checketts, Superintendent of Police, Upton- on- Severn; or to Acting Inspector George Turner, Great Malvern, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, March 26. Absconded, on the 12th instant, charged with stealing a silver Watch and Guard ( whioh have been recovered) from the ' Dolphin' inn, in the parish of Boughton, near Faversham, Kent, THOMAS GIBBS, a book canvasser, 27 years of age, 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, dark complexion, high forehead, thin face, pockpitted, black hair and moustache, small dark whiskers; dressed in black oval crown hat, black cloth coat, dark vest, grey striped trousers, and button boots. His wife resides at No. 1, Wellington- street, Newington- causeway, London ; and his father resides at Liverpool. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent T. M. Green, Kent Consta- bulary, Sittingbourne, who holds a warrant for his appre- hension.— Bow- street, March 26. Absconded from No. 37, Upper Berkeley- street West, on the 17th instant, stealing and taking with him the following articles, the property of Mr. Johnson, his master: six Watches ( one gold Geneva, enamelled dial; one Gold Geneva, gold aial; one silver lever, centre seconds, maker Tugg, Lomd ® ' ; t> ne English lever, maker Johnson, Harrow, No. 9640 ;• atuj A VO silver watches). A man, 29 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion, hair, whiskers, and moustache, Ii, i> man nose, turns out his toes when walking, and is a Jew; dressed in dark rough overcoat, vest, trousers, and hat; well- known on B Division.— Metropolitan Police, D Division, March 26. Absconded on the 21st instant, stealing a Horse and embezzling the sum of £ 4 5s., received by them for the sale of two horses entrusted to them for sale, the property and monies of Richard Taylor, No. 8, Grove- mews, Lisson- grove. Two men : Lst, 21 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, no whiskers ; dressed in long fustian coat, cord trousers, and cloth cap; 2nd, 19 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, round full face ; dressed in dirty plaid coat and trousers, cloth cap ; both horse coupers, well- known in Portlaud- town.— Metropolitan Police, D Division, March 26. Stolen from Warley Barracks, on the 24th instant, £ 7 in Gold and Silver. By a gunner of the Royal Artillery, 20 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, has a full red face, carries his head rather forward, slovenly appearance; was dressed in uniform when be absoonded, but very probably secured private clothes to facilitate his escape. Also stolen from Warley Bin- racks, on the 22nd instant, a gold Signet Ring, crest, a lion rampant, with a broken dagger, place for hair filled with black sealing wax. Information to be given to the Constabulary, Brentwood, Essex.— Bow- street, March 26. Stolen at 5 a. m. on the 23rd instant, from a hut on the Wansbeck Valley Railway, in the county of Northumberland, the property of John Swanston, navvy, a new black cloth Shooting Coat, with a pocket outside of each lap, and one inside of left breast; a black cloth double- breasted Vest; a pair of dark checked cloth Trousers, partly worn ; a dark silk Neckerchief, with blue and white check ; and a white cotton Shirt, with linen breast, neck, and wristbands; also ( the pro- perty of William Cumming, navvy) a pair of Ankle Jack Boots, two lace- holes in each side, with heel plates, and a patch on the inside of each boot. Supposed by a man who lodged in the hut, and absconded at the time : he is from 30 to 34 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, slenderly made, dark complexion, thin face, long nose, sunken eyes, black whiskers which come near mouth, speaks south of England dialect, but supposed to be an Irishman, says he is a gardener by trade, but has lately worked as a railway labourer : dressed when he absconded in a black velvet jacket, dark vest, and moleskin trousers, with a patch on thigh, strong lacs- up boots with eyelet holes, and light check cap, Information to be given to the Chief Cont- stable of Northumberland, Alnwick, or to Superintendent John Gillespie, Rothbury, Morpeth,— Bow- street, March 26. Absconded from Bradford, Yorkshire, charged with em- bezzling £ 15, monies of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, JOHN HAY, a Scotchman, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, black hair and moustache, very little whiskers, dark complexion, Roman nose, high cheek bones, very slender, dissipated looking, and speaks with a Scotch accent; dressed in blaek cloth clothes, cape, and black hat. Information to be given to the Head Constable, Borough Police Office, Bradford, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 26. March 26, POLICE GAZETTE. 3 Charged with stealing at Gloddfa'r Coed, Nantlle, on the 22nd instant, a Watch, which he sold at Carnarvon for < 61, a labourer, who said that he was a native of near Dolgelley, 25 to 27 years of age, dark hair and complexion, small dark whiskers round the chin ; dressed in a cap, dark cloth coat, dirty trousers, and navvy boots laced up in front, has a peculiar look, and one leg a little crooked near the ankle, he is likely to seek work at slate quarries or on railway works. Information to be given to ME. Superintendent Davies, Carnarvon. — Bow- street, March 26. Escaped from Tutbury Lock- up, Staffordshire, on the morning of the 14th instant, JOSEPH BISHOP, charged with stealing 12 lbs. of Bacon and 3 lbs. of Sugar, the property of William Wilson, at Hanbury: about 32 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, light complexion, high cheekbones, brown hair and whiskers meeting under the chin, grey eyes, and has a very rough deep voice; dressed in a black cloth jacket, light cord trousers and waistcoat, dark cloth cap,, and strong blucher boots. He is a bricklayer, and has worked a great deal on railways. He is well- known in the Staffordshire Potteries, having resided there for ten years previous to his coming to Tutbury, which is about four years since; and is supposed to have been formerly in the army, and a native of Londoner neighbourhood ; he is very much addicted to drinking and frequents low public and beer houses. Information to be given to Mr. Chief Superintendent Benson, Burtom- on- Trent; or to Sergeant Robert Long, Police Station, Tutibury, Staf- fordshire, who holds a wan- ant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 24. Stolen on the 17th instant, from a house in Tunstall, a drab stuff Dress, trimmed with black si/ Ik velvet ,;., a fine black woollen Shawl; a grey woollen scarf Shawl, with black and grey middle. By a woman, 20 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 ins. high, dark hair and complexion, stated that she was a servant; dressed in an old black barege dress with two flounces, dirty speckled straw bonnet with a red rose on the top, and supposed one of the shawls, as she left an old grey cape behind ; she lodged in the house two nights amd then absconded. Informa- tion to be given to the Inspector of Police, Tunstall, or to any of tlie Police Officers in the county of Stafford - Bow- street, March 24. Escaped from the custody of P. C. Hutley, at Stetchworth, op the 18th instant, charged with Larceny : JAMES STARVIS, of Stetehworth, a labourer, about 35 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, rather slight, light brown hair, and little whiskers, grey eyes, and rather long nose ; dressed in cord jacket and trousers, old black glazed low hat, and may be wearing a dirty drab short slop. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Benson, Newmarket, Cambridgeshire.— Bow- street, March 24. Description of GEORGE PRATT, for whose appre- hension a warrant has been issued, charged with stealing Hay. He is a native of Tapscott, in the county of Leicester, a coal higgler; 25 years of age, 5 feet 9 inehes high, dark brown hair, small whiskers, hazel eyes, fresh complexion, oval visage, long thin nose, of middling make, and has lost part of his left arm. Information to be given to Mr. John Deakin, Superintendent of Police, Lutterworth, Leicestershire.— Bow- street, M- arch 24. Description of JOHN TRAYFORD, for whose apprehen- sion a warrant has been granted on a charge of Fowl stealing, .34 or 35 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, light brown hair and whiskers, stoutly made, has a mark close to his nose ( having had a cancer taken out), and speaks through liis nose; dressed in a flannel jacket, cord trousers, linen cap, strong lace- up shoes, is a stonemason, a native of Yarwell, Northamp- tonshire, supposed to be in the neighbourhood of Rotherham, Yorkshire, or some part of Lincolnshire. Information to be given tl Inspector Noble. Police Station, Oundle.— Bow- street, March Al> scomt($( l ou the lltsh instant, from No. 86, Royal Mint- street, Whitejchapel, embezzling £ 50, the property of Mr. McCarthy, a lad, 17 years of age, middle height, fresh com- plexion, dark hair, grey eyes ; dressed in black coat, vest, and trousers, and hat.— Metropolitan Police, H Division, March 21. Absconded on the 10th instant, from Swan, Wharf, Chelsea, embezzling £ 10, the moniesof his master, Mr. Phipps, oFLower Belgrave- street, Pimlico, a drayman, 35 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, sallow complexion, dark hair and eyes ; dressed as a drayman.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, March 21. 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. Ahsoonded 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, v- ety little or n ® 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 Polioe, 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 eoat with skirts rounded off, new cord trousers, and black turban hat. Information to be given to Mr. Henry Eeenan, Chief of Police, Northampton.— 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 behind 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 lambswool Stockings, all marked ' E. W.' By two men of the following description: one, 35 years of age," 5 feet 10 inches high, tuft of Jttir under the chin; dressed in blue 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. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Description of a man who gave his name RICHARD EVANS, and by trade a gardener, for whose apprehension a warrant has been issued, charged with obtaining on the 18th instant, from Mr. Hugh Lawrence, butcher, Shiffnal, Salop, a Leg of Mutton^ and a Cloth, marked ' H. Lawrence, Shop,' and from Mr. Thomas Mason, provision dealer, of the same place, about 12 lbs. of Cheese, and 21bs. of Butter, under false pre- tences : he is about 40 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, dark hair and whiskers turning grey, dark complexion, thin face, and spoke with a Welsh accent; dressed in a grey over- coat, dark vest and trousers, blucher boots, and black hat: he said he was head gardener for Mr. Biriah Botfield, of Decker Hill, and worked for him 20 years; he left Shiffnal by the 8- 28 p. m. train/ or Wolverhampton, on the same day. He can be identified, f Information to be given to P. C. ( No. 71, Richard Dovey, Police Station, Shiffnal, Salop.— Bow- street, March 24. Absconded from Old Park, njjar Dawley, Salop, on the 18th instant, charged with obtaining from Mrs. Agnew, of Wellington, by false pretences, various articles of female Wearing Apparel, chiefly mourning, in the name of Mrs. E. Lunn, ANN HAYWARD, about 34 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, red face, sharp nose, brown hi. ii- ; dressed in a black paisley shawl, and had large earrings in her ears. She had with her a large black trunk which she took a3 luggage, and a small white dog which she carried under her shawl. She took a ticket from Shrewsbury for Liverpool, via Crewe, on the 18th instant. All reasonable expenses will be paid to any person who will apprehend and lodge the said Ann Haywood in any of Her Majesty's gaols. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Richardson, Wellington, Salop, who holds a warrant for her apprehension.— Bow street, March 21. hair, hazel eyes, lost little finger of left hand, and upper teeth out'in front; dressed in a black cloth coat," mixture trousers and vest, and an inverness cape. They are both Irishmen. They are supposed to have committed similar offences else- where. Information to he given to Captain Ormsby, West Riding Constabulary, Knaresbro', Yorkshire.,— Bow- street, March 26. Description of a youth, a tramp, remanded to the lst proximo, for Larceny :' says his name is WILLIAM SMITH, a native of Maldon, in Essex, 5 feet 4 inches high, 19 years of age, light hair, fresh face, blind in left eye ( nearly discernible), and wears a truss ; it is likely from his manner that he has escaped from some reformatory school. Information to be given to Sergeant Strefford, Police Station, Welshpool, Montgomery- shire.— Bow- street, March 26. Description of WILLIAM TOWNSEND, a navvy, wh © is remanded until the 29th instant, charged with larceny : he is 36 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, blue eyes, florid com- plexion, light hair, and sandy whiskers; dressed in a black cloth cap with peak, a snuff- coloured cloth stable jacket, light broad cord trousers with patches of a darker material on each knee, and strong lace- up boots, he walks rather lame having had both his legs broken, states that he has been working on the Berks and Hants Extension Railway, at Little Bedwin, Wilts; it is suspected that he lias committed offences else- where or that he has been previously convicted. Information to be given to Mr. Herbert Reece, Inspector of Police, Clewer, Windsor, Berks.— Bow- street, March 24. Description of a man and woman in custody charged with uttering Counterfeit Coin. GEORGE CHART, aged 32, 5 feet 9 inches high, brown hair, grey eyes, fresh complexion, oval visage ; states that he belongs to Sunderland. He had in his possession a silver lever watch ( capped and jewelled, silver dial, seconds hand, gold Roman numerals, maker George Elliott, Kirk Burton, No. 9040) and a twisted hair guard with six gold hoops on it, which are supposed to have been stolen. He has a wife living at Hull, and the woman in company with him is sister to his wife. He is supposed to have been con- victed of similar offences at Leeds or Manchester in the name of HICKS or HICKSON. ELIZABETH WOOD, alias STEPHENSON, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, smart figure, light brown hair, grey eyes, oval visage ; dressed in a black and white plaid shawl, black cobourg dress, and white straw bonnet trimmed with red and black ribbon. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Thomas Ward, East Riding Constabulary, Welton, Brough, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 24. Description of two men committed to Aylesbury Gaol under the vagrant act: lst, JAMES SPENCER, labourer, of Port Stewart, Monmouthshire, about 24 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, brown hair, whiskers inclined to be sandy, fresh complexion, lost the left arm, scar from a burn on the right shoulder; dressed in a blue monkey jacket, fustian trousers and waistcoat, two short white slops under his jacket, red spotted neckerchief, cloth cap ( with peak), and a strong pair of watertight boots, tipped and nailed. The other, JOHN BENNET, groom, of Stafford, about 20 years of age, 5 feet 5} inches high, fresh complexion, dark- brown hair, no whiskers, right arm withered, bite from a horse on the left arm above the elbow, kick from a horse on both knees; dressed in a plaid jacket, three pockets outside, and white bone buttons, dark cord trousers, tight at the bottoms, check- plaid waistcoat, with round brass buttons, brown scarf, blue plush cap, and strong lace- up boots, a pair of clipping scissors, and a key marked Chubb's patent, was found in his possession when apprehended. It is supposed that they have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superin- tendent J. Symington, Steeple Claydon, or Acting Inspector Hedley, Maidsmoreton, Bucks.— Bow- street, March 24. Further information respecting the man and woman under remand at Overton, Flintshire, in the names of JOHN and ELIZABETH PAIN, who call themselves man and wife, charged with attempting to pick pockets during the steeple- chase at Bangor, on the 14th and advertised in the Police Gazette of the 17th instant. The man occasionally calls him- self GEORGE WILSON, he has lost the third finger of the right hand, and is committed to gaol for three months, and the woman for one month with hard labour ; they have been identified as having for some time associated with well- known thieves. Information to be given to Inspector Bolton, Hanmer. — Bow- street, March 24. Description of ELIZABETH SMITHERS, remanded to Horsemonger- lane Gaol, to be brought up at the petty sessions at Epsom, on the 24th instant at 11.30 a. m., charged with passing Counterfeit Coin at Leatherhead, Surrey. She is about 21 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, dark brown hair, fresh complexion, round visage, dark brown eyes; dressed in light cotton dress, old brown mixture shawl with dark stripes round the edges, dark brown woollen scarf with yellow spots, green bonnet trimmed with black lace, a wreath of red and white flowers inside and white border, and wears a black elastic waistbelt with an anchor clasp. She states that she was born at Cranley, Surrey ; that her maiden name was ELIZABETH ETHERINGTON ; previous to last Christmas she was em- ployed by Mr. Godstone at mat- making at Wonersh, and since then has been working at his manufactory in the Borough, and lived at No. 29, Dover- road, Borough, London. She is sup- posed to have committed similar offences elsewhere. Informa- tion to be given to Henry Stemp, Inspector, Leatherhead; or to Mr. John Page, Superintendent, Surrey Constabulary, Dorking.— Bow- street, March 21. Description of two men committed for trial at the general quarter sessions to be holden at Poole, Dorsetshire, charged with stealing four pairs of Boots. DAVID TENNYSON 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark brown hair, fresh complexion, a wound on his right leg, and walks very erect: he states that he is a warehouse labourer, and a native of London. GEORGE THOMPSON, 25 years of age, 5 feet 6} inches high, pale complexion, dark brown hair, and is tattooed on the right fore- arm ' G. T.' and an anchor: he states that he was in the 41st Foot, and that his sister bought him MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Description of a man committed to the House of Correction at Pontefract, on the 25t. li instant, for twenty- eight days, for vagrancy: WILLIAM RIGBY, states that he is a native of London, a coach trimmer, 47 years of age, 5 feet 4i inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, thin whiskers, rather thin face, has a small fish on the right arm, and several indistinct marks on the hack of left hand ; dressed in a drab cloth over- coat with brass buttons, black cloth vest with brass buttons, black cloth trousers with fly fronts, lace- up boots with brass eyelet holes, white woollen comforter, and a military cap ; he has been in the army and appears well- acquainted with prison discipline, and is supposed to have committed offences else- where. Information to be given to Mr. Edwin Fearnside, Superintendent of Police, Town- hall, Pontefract.— Bow- street, March 26: Escaped from the Glamorganshire Reformatorv School, Neath, on the 12th instant, THOMAS JEREMIAH," about 15 years of age, 4 feet 10} inches high, dark complexion, dark brown hair cut short, grey eyes, full face, rather flat nose, has a mole mark on the back of left shoulder, boil scar on back of right ditto ; dressed in reformatory clothes, fustian trousers, blue guernsey slop, and Scotch cap, he is a native of Brynmawr, Breconshire, where his father resides ; it is very probable that he will endeavour to go to sea. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent W. Parsons, Neath, who will pay a reward of 5s. and all reasonable expenses on his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 26. Description of a man and woman in custody at Preston, Lancashire, and remanded till the lst proximo, charged with uttering Counterfeit Sovereigns. JAMES DAVIS, 28 years of age, 5 feat 4 inches high, fair hair and complexion, light whiskers and moustache, blue eyes, long prominent nose; dressed in a dark tweed cut- away coat and vest, puce- coloured stripe pattern trousers, inverness cape with velvet collar, plum- coloured scarf fastened with a gold pin, elastic side boots, and fine black hat; has a silver watch and gold albert chain with a small square gold locket with his wife's portrait : he states that he is a tailor, and resided in Duke- street, Chester, and left about a week ago, which is found to be false ; and it has since been ascertained that he resided at No. 91, Bewley- street, Kirkdale, Liverpool. ANNE DAVIS, states that she is the wife of James Davis, about 26 years of age, rather genteel looking, long thin visage, pale face, light hair and complexion, a native of Bromyard ; dressed in a light sealskin mantle with crimson silk turned- up cuffs, dark spotted merino dress, kid boots with strong soles, and second mourning straw bonnet. Information to be given to Mr. Joseph Gibbons, Chief Super- intendent of the Borough Police, Preston, Lancashire.— Bow- street, March 26. Two men of the following description were apprehended at Rugeley, Staffordshire, on the 23rd instant, charged with attempting to break into the dwelling- house of Miss Taylor Smith during divine service. One, gives his name CHARLES JACQUES, an American, by trade a gun locksmith, 24 years of age, about 5 feet 10 inches high, rather pale complexion, dark hair, whiskers, and small moustache ; dressed in a rather rough dark inverness cape, dark cloth jacket, and small plaid dark brown cloth trousers and vest : in his possession were found some housebreaking implements and a gold Geneva watch. The other, states that his name is EDWARD SWAN, native of London, by trade a tailor, 25 years of age, about 5 feet inches high, sallow complexion, dark hair and whiskers ; dressed in a brown overcoat with velvet collar and wide sleeves and closely fitting body, a dark brown cloth frock coat, black cloth trousers and vest; and black Elcho hat. They his discharge ; he is a stonemason by trade, and a native of are supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Informa- tion to be given to Inspector B. T. Oswell, Guildhall, Stafford ; or to Sergeant Goddard, Police Station, Rugeley, Staffordshire. — Bow- street, March 26. Two men of the following description are committed to Welling, near Liverpool. It is supposed that they have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Chief Superintendent Inkper,, Borough Police Station | Poole, Dorsetshire.— Bow- street, March 21. Description of a man committed to Aylesbury Gaol, on take their trial at the next quarter sessions to be held at! the 17th instant, for fourteen days, for vagrancy. " ALFRED Pontefract, Yorkshire, on the 7th proximo, charged with KIBBLE, says he is a native of Middlesex, aged 38, height 5 ft. stealing Money from a shop at Hammerton, near Knaresbro'. I 8 in., dark auburn hair, whiskers ( meeting under the chin) One, gives his name as THOMAS GIBSON, about 21 years of j inclined to be sandy, long thin face, fresh colour; dressed in age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, grey an old dirty white slop, cotton cord trousers much w > rn and eyes, married, and has one child ; dressed in a black cloth coat, patched on the knees, brown tweed cloth cap with pe., k, and mixture trousers and vest, and lace- up boots with brass eyelet heavy lace- up boots. He has been in the army has a so'ldier- holes. The other, gives his name HENRY MARTIN, about like appearance, and is a returned convict. He'is supposed to 21 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, dark complexion, brown | ha, ve committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given 4 POLICE GAZETTE. March 26. to Mr. Superintendent Symington, Steeple Claydon, Winslow; or to Mr. Inspector Sargent, Police Station, Brill, Bucks.— Bow- street, March 21. Description of a man remanded to Montgomeryshire Gaol until the 27th instant, charged with stealing a Shirt ( recovered), a calico Chemise, and a cotton Apron, belonging to John Bowen, of Cwmcae, from the drying- ground, during the night of the 14th instant ; also a pair of coarse Sheets, the propetry of Mr. Charles Pryce, of Pentrecoon, in the township of Aston, Montgomeryshire, the sheets were sewn up to make a clover or wool sack, which was filled with clover seed and left in the barn. He is about 33 years of age, about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, flat visage, pale complexion, common nose, large dark whiskers meeting under the chin, straight brown hair, stout built; dressed in black jim- crow hat, brown velveteen coat and waistcoat, black rough overcoat, torn on one side, moleskin trousers, strong water- tight boots with brass eyelet- holes, and a navvy's check slop for a shirt, he says his name is JOHN THOMAS, a native of Pembroke, which is supposed to be false ; it is supposed that he is a deserter, or that he has been previously convicted, as he appears to be well acquainted with prison and military discipline. Another man was with him at the time of his apprehension, who made his escape, of the fol- lowing description : 32 or 33 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, broad fresh face ; dressed in black cloth cap with peak, red cotton neckerchief tied sailor fashion, a brownish overcoat with pockets outside and rather short for him, a navvy's white slop under it, check, shirt, moleskin trousers, and lace- up boots, the nails of which w ere much worn ; two women were seen with them in a lane 2 or 3 miles from where the robberies were committed, on the same night; the sheets will probably be used as a tent cover, or to sleep in at outbuildings in Shrop- shire or Radnorshire, as the man who made his escape was seen going in the direction of Velindre, after his companion wa captured. Information to be given at the Chief Constable Office, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, or to P. C. John Rogers Churchstoke, Salop .- Bow- street, March 21. Left his home, at Worcester, at 8 p. m. on the 11th instant, a Gentleman, about SO years of age, about 5 feet 9 inches high, dark hair and bushy whiskers both turning grey, stout built, deep voice ; dressed in a black dress coat, waistcoat, and ribbed trousers. He had with him a cheque for £ 40, drawn payable to his order at the Worcester Old Bank. He had been in a low nervous state for some time past, and it is feared some ill may have befallen him. £ 10 reward will be paid on his recovery. Information to be given to Mr. Power, Superinten- dent of City Police, or Mr. Lloyd, Superintendent of County Police, Worcester.— Bow- street, March 21. Missing from his home, at Kingstone- place, Barnsley, Yorkshire, since the 4th instant, JOSEPH OGLEY, a man of weak intellect who can give no account of himself, 28 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion, black hair, dark eyes, small dark whiskers ; dressed in black velveteen jacket, corduroy trousers, brown waistcoat, red and white woollen comforter, and black cloth cap bound with red lace. He walks erect with his fingers pointing downwards, and saliva is constantly running from his mouth. It is feared that some ill has befallen him, or that he has met with some foul treatment. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Greenlialgh, Barnsley, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 21. Description of a man and woman in custody at Gloucester, and remanded, charged with robbery from the person on the night of the 17th instant. WILLIAM JONES, about 35 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, very stoutly made, rather corpulent, chubby face, no whiskers, light brown curly hair; dressed in an old suit of black clothes ( the coat has a velvet collar), high crown hat, and balmoral boots. MARY JONES, • states that she is the wife of William Jones, and that they are natives of St. Philip's, Bristol, about 33 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, stoutly made, long scar on right side of nose, high cheekbones, light hair, blue eyes, very vacant expression of countenance ; dressed in a shepherd's plaid shawl, black stuff flounced dress, and black and white check straw hat trimmed with velvet. They are supposed to be cheese hawkers, and to have committed offences elsewhere. Informa- tion to be given to Mr. Superintendent C. Griffin, Gloucester.— Bow- street, March 21. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen from a wardrobe in the house of Mr. Wm. Carey cheesefactor, Shepton Mallet, between the 19th and 23rd inst., one silver Coffee- pot, ribbed pattern, a silver Cream Jug to match ; six large silver Forks, fiddle pattern, marked ' C ' in old English; six small ditto, same mark; twelve silver Tea Spoons, same mark ; six silver Dessert Spoons, marked ' T. H.' ' in flourished letters ; and four plated Candlesticks with silver rims. Information to be given to Mr. W. G. Bloxham, Deputy Chief Constable, Glastonbury, or to Sergeant Elms, Shepton Mallet.— Bow- street, March 26. Stolen between the hours of 5 p. m. on the 24th, and 12 noon on the 25th instant, from the shop of Mr. Alexander Levy, jeweller, of Eton, in the county of Bucks, about three dozen Brooches, some are for miniatures, some enamelled, and some with pebbles, and of various shapes. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent T. K. Clark, Police Station, Slough, Bucks.— Bow- street, March 26. Stolen about 8 p. m. on the 22nd instant, from a cart, while passing along the turnpike road from Leicester to Oadby, a brown paper parcel, containing a new black cloth Coat, with five covered buttons down the front, and a pocket inside the left breast; a black cloth Waistcoat, with roll collar, and black buttons; and a pair of grey tweed Trousers, having metal buttons, with ' J. W. and W. McAlpin, Leicester,' on them, all new, the property of Mr. William Weston, farmer, of Newton llarcourt, in the county of Leicester. Information to be given to Mr. Burdett, Superintendent of Constabulary, Aylestone, near Leicester.— Bow- street, March 26. Stolen between the 14th and the 22nd instant, from the of age, 5 feet - 5 or 6 inches high, dark hair, red whiskers ; dressed in black cloth coat and trousers, dark vest, dark cloth cap with peak, boots which he mended on the 18th, red scarf, and white shirt. He stated that he came from London, but had been tramping about the country for some time. Infor- mation to be given to Sergeant Stephen Maxted, West Sussex Constabulary, New Shoreham.— Bow- street, March 26. Stolen about 7 a. m. on the 20th instant, from the ' King's Head' inn, Easthothley, Sussex, the property of the ostler, a pair of light half Boots, with brass lace- holes, patent pelts heel and toe, two rows of sparrow or cutbills nearly all round the soles, four rows of small- headed nails, nearly new, and can be iden- tified. Supposed by a young man who slept with the ostler on the night of the 19th instant, about 18 or 19 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, proportionately made, light com- plexion, light hair, and dressed in light corduroy trousers, round fustian jacket recently washed, and light- coloured cap with peak. He stated that he had been working at East- bourne, supposed as a bricklayer's labourer, and was then making for Tunbridge Wells. It is supposed that he will either sell or pawn the boots, as he had no money, or he may probably wear them himself. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Bennet, Uckfield ; Sergeant Baker, Easthothley; or at any Police Station in East Sussex.— Bow- street, March 26. The following property was stolen, on the 23rd instant, from No. 8, Lewes- road, Brighton: eleven Nj'.; gets of Gold, value £ 100; two rough Diamonds, value j.,' . eighteen Sovereigns of the Sidney Mint; a £ 1 Note of; the/ Victoria Bank ; a £ 1 Note of the Union Bank, Collin*. street, Mel- bourne, payable at the Westminster Bank ; £ 6 in English gold, and about 8s. or 10s. in silver, the property of Mr. Tirrill. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Town Kali, Brighton.— Bow- strxt, March 26. Stolen from the dwelling- house of George Popplewell, of Woolley, near Barnsley, Yorkshire, between 6 and 11 a. m. on the 22nd instant, £ 2 9s. : a George and Dragon Sovereign, a Crown- piece, four Half- crowns, and 14s. in Silver. Supposed by a man who came to the house to lodge the night previous, and stated that he was a shepherd in the employ of Messrs. Charlesworth's, of Wakefield, colliery owners, and that he was going to stay with Popplewell some weeks, having charge of a number of sheep close by ; he appeared to be well- acquainted with the names of the Charlesworth families; he is 50 years of age, about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, and whiskers, thin face, and rather stoutly made; dressed in an old blue pilot overcoat, much faded, with a brown patch on the right shoulder, cord trousers or breeches, brown leather leggings, black soft felt hat which tied with black strings, and lace- up boots ; it is strongly suspected that he has committed similar offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Greenhalgh, West Riding Constabulary, Barns- ley.— Bow- street, March 26. Stolen during the night of the 14th instant, from a fowl pen at Marnwood, near Ironbridge, Salop, the property of Mr. Henry Boycott, seven Fowls ( viz. : a black game Cock, four black game Hens with single combs, and two golden Hamburg Hens), which can be identified. Also stolen, from a poultry bouse at Ironbridge, during the night of the 21st instant, six Fowls ( viz.: one large red Cock, one brown ditto, and three light brown Hens, of Cochin China breed), also a white Hen of the common breed, and three white pigeons, which can be identified, the property of Mr. William Wildblood. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Superintendent Richardson, Wel- lington, Salop; or to P. C. ( No. 45) William Evans, Ironbridge, Salop.— Bow- street, March 26. Supposed to have been stolen, on the 21st instant, near St. Alban's, Herts, a small Cuba Dog, long white hair with a little brown, has no tail, old, and very deaf ; had on a leather collar with plate engraved ' Miss Monell, Hatfield- road. St. Alban's.' 10s. reward will be paid on recovery of the dog, and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to the Rural Police, St. Alban's, Herts.— Bow- street, March 26. Stolen from a stable at Cutler Heights, near Bradford, on the 19 th instant, a brown and black speckled Turkey Cock and Hen, and two grey Ducks, the property of Mrs. Gummersal, widow. Also stolen, between 12 noon and 930 p. m. on the 21st instant, from a yard at Cleckheaton, near Bradford, a silver pheasant Hen, a yellow Hen, with small top- knot, and a light- brown game Hen, duck- wing breed, the property of Thomas Holmshaw, mill hand. Also stolen, from the ' Sun Hotel, Shipley, near Bradford, between the 10th and 12th instant, two large Volumes of the ' Life of Sir Robert Peel,' bound in cloth, corners of backs tipped with leather, and nearly new, had " S. Atkinson, Sun Hotel, Shipley," printed on the fly- leaf of each volume, the property of Mr. Samuel Atkinson, innkeeper. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Copeland, West Riding Constablary, Bradford, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 26. Stolen from a carriage upon the race- course at Bangor, Flintshire, on the 14th instant, a black Opera Glass, in a black leather case, with the clasp broken. Information to be given to Inspector Bolton, Hanmer, near Whitchurch, Salop.— Bow- street, March 24. Stolen, on the 16th instant, from Ruabon, in the county of Denbigh, the property of Mr. Edward Davies, druggist, a white Terrier, answering to the name of ' Topy' or ' Topper,' about one year old, has black speck on ears, black nose and muzzle, and has a nail pulled off one of his toes. Supposed by a man and woman who were seen going through Ruabon towards Oswestry, Salop, with a van containing cutlery, & c. ; the woman is very coarse- looking and has only one eye. In- formation to be given to Mr. Superintendent John Bradshaw, Wrexham ; or to Sergeant Thomas Jones, Ruabon.— Bow- street, March 24. Pine, a seamen, two pairs of white duck Trousers with fly fronts; one pair of doeskin ditto, one pair of white ditto very light, two flannel Shirts, one blue striped ditto, one jumper Slop with blue collar, one pair of white flannel Drawers, and one pair of Braces. Information to be given to Mr. Edward Joseph Saggerson, Chief Superintendent, Middlesbrough.— Bow- street, March 24. Stolen between 8 and 9 p. m. on the 22nd instant, from a shop in Burford, Oxfordshire, the property of Mr. M. Innocent, a small Concertina, with ten ivory keys on each end, a small piece chipped off one end near the hand strap. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Knock, Constabulary Station, Witney ; or to Inspector Lamb, Burford, Oxoo.— Bow- street, March 24. Stolen about the 28th ultimo, from a saw- pit at Kidsgrove, Staffordshire, three whip Saws, one marked ' Drable and Saunders,' and can be identified. Information to be given to the Inspector of Police, Tunstall, or at any of the Police Offices in the county of Stafford.— Bow- street, March 24. Stolen on the night of the 18th instant, or on the following morning, from the school- room of Caversham House Academy, Oxon, two Cornets; two Inverness Capes, black ribbed cloth, one with the name of ' Chase' and the other with ' Blackwell' on black tape inside the collar; a silver Snuff- box, initials ' F. R.;' a Book called ' The Golden Wreath;' a Pocket- book containing some French and English Postage Stamps; a ream of Note Paper, stamped' Caversham House Reading Academy;' and a quire of Note Paper with a view of Caversham House thereon. Information to be given to Sergeant Edward Williams, Caversham, Oxon, or to Inspector Philip Cope, Henley- on- Thames, Oxon.— Bow- street, March 24. Stolen about 3 p. m. on the 13th instant, on the road be- tween Ruabon and Llangollen, the property of Lady Marshall, a large handsome Brooch, in shape of the figure 8, studded with red coral beads, having two tassels suspended to it, and a gold pin. Five Shillings reward will be paid on its recovery, and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to P. C. Thomas Jones, Ruabon.— Bow- street, March 21. Stolen during the night of the 19th instant, from the premises of Messrs. Robarts, Dale, and Co., Warrington, six pigs of Lead, branded ' R. D. & Co.,' weighing 1 cwt. eaclv four of which have been recovered. Also stolen, on the 18th instant, from the same premises, a brass Tap, weighing about 7 lbs., and four copper Nuts. Information to be given to Mr. John S. Macmichael, Chief Constable, Warrington.— Bow- street, March 21. Stolen on the 15th instant, between 1 and 2 p. m., from a bed- room at No. 4, Kensington Gardens- terrace, the property of Mr. Kerr : 1 lady's rosewood Dressing- case, brass bound, small brass handles, lined with crimson. 4 Scent Bottles, Soap Box, Tooth and Nail Brush Box ( all metal mountings). 1 pair of large old- fashioned gold Ear- rings, with small figure of an angel in each. Several pieces of cornelian and coral, in various shapes, hearts, beads, & c. 1 hair watch Chain ; 1 massive gold neck ditto. 1 small old- fashioned Vinaigrette. 1 gold open- face old- fashioned Watch. 15 gold Napoleons ; 1 two- franc piece. 1 George the 3rd Guinea. 25 Sovereigns and some Silver. £ 140 in £ 5 and £ 10 Notes : Nos. 30,395 to 30,400, 30,292, 30,300, 12,111, 12,112,—£ 5, 2nd December, 1861 ; Nos. 70,855 to 70,859,—£ 10, 6th November, 1861. 1 black lacquered china Box, containing a qu » ity of Thread, Tape, Cotton, & c. 1 Indian Box, white, inlaid with silver, con i ining 6 pairs of Scissors, maker ' McDaniel, Bond- street,' on them, Needles, Bodkins, & c. 1 gold Thimble. 1 lady's worked Collar. 1 gold diamond half- hoop Ring; 1 plain gold ditto, knotted. 1 cameo Brooch, mounted in gold, ' three figures dancing.' Supposed by an accomplice of a man, who called at the house and inquired for a person named Cjates, about 20 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, no whiskers, brown moustache ; dressed in dark overcoat and Scotch cap.— Metropolitan Police, D Division, March 21. premises of Francis Beddoes, Esq., of Longville, ten sheep Skins, marked ' B' on the hips. £ 2 reward will, be paid by Mr. Beddoes on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to he given to Mr. Superintendent Baxter, Church Stretton, or at the Constabulary Station, Sand- pitts, Ludlow.— Bow- street, March 26. Stolen from No. 32, Eversfield- place, Hastings, on the 22nd instant, three Dessert Forks, three Tea Spoons, one Butter Knife, all silver, shell pattern, crest a cock. Information to be given to Mr. Glenister, Superintendent of Police, Hastings.— Bow- street, March 26. Stolen, from a shoemaker's shop at Southwick, Sussex, between 8 p. m. on the 18th and 7 a. m. <> n the 19th instant, the property of Mr. Richard Mills, two skins of black Leather ( calf), and" a Shoemaker's Wheel, Supposed by e. man, a shoemaker, who worked for Mr. Mills five days, about 25 years Stolen from Stoke Priory Reformatory School, during the month of September last, a silver consular lever Watch, num- ber 10614, the property of Mr. Hancocks, the Superintendent. £ 5 reward will be given on recovery of the watch, and convic- tion of the offender or offenders, on application to J. Bevan, Superintendent of Police, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, March 24. Stolen, on the 20th instant, from the quarters of Captain Bland, 25th Regiment, at Shorncliffe Camp, a gold hunting Geneva Watch and gold Chain with a bunch of Charms. Inside the case is engraved ' H. B. from E. A. B.,' examined by Dent, 33, Cockspur- street, London : the chain is a cable Albert: the charms consist of a gold ball and compass inside a gold pencilcase which draws out, and a gold locket with two turquoise horseshoes in the back. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Edmund Weston, Kent Constabulary, Seabrook, Sandgate.— Boio- street March 24. Stolen between 6 and 9 p. m. on the 21st instant, from the ship • Scottish Maid,' in Middlebrough, the property of John Stolen between 11 a. m. and 2 p. m. on the 14th instant, from No. 1, St. Alban's- road, Kentish Town, the property of Mr. Jones : 3 Tea Spoons, 2 Salt ditto, 1 Mustard ditto, 2 pairs of Sugar Tongs, all silver, marked ' T. M. J.' 1 silver Butter Knife. 12 Table Forks, 10 Dessert ditto, 11 Dessert Spoons, 8 Table ditto, 2 Gravy ditto, 4 pairs of Nutcrackers, 5 wine and spirit Labels, 4 sauce Ladles, all electro- plated. 1 Plate Basket, lined with green baize. Metropolitan Police, S Division, March 21. Stolen, from a dwelling- house in the borough of Ports- mouth, on the morning of the 19th instant: 2 silver and # 7 electro- plated Table Spoons, crest— two eagles' heads rising out of the nest; 12 silver Tea Spoons, king's pattern. 6 silver Salt Spoons ; 1 silver Mustard Spoon ; 1 silver Knife, Fork, and Spoon, gilt. 2 silver and 10 electro- plated Dessert Spoons; 4 silver Dessert Spoons; 6 silver Table Spoons ; 7 silver Tea Spoons ; 4 silver Salt Spoons ; 2 silver Sauce Ladles, plain pattern, crest— mailed arm with dart. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent R. Barber, Portsmouth.— Bow- street, March 21. Stolen on the 18th instant, between 11 a. m. and 1 p. m., from the front kitchen at No. 12, Wyndham- place, the property of Mrs. Helen : a square wicker Basket, containing 6 small Forks, 6 Dessert Spoons, 2 Sauce Ladles, 14 Tea Spoons, 2 Salt ditto, 2 pairs of Sugar Tongs, all silver, and marked ' B.;' 12 large Forks, 6 small ditto, 5 Table Spoons, 2 Dessert Spoons, 12 Tea Spoons, 2 pairs of Sugar Tongs, 1 Soup Ladle, 1 Fish Knife and Fork in case, all plated.— Metropolitan Police, D Division, March 21. PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE OFFICERS. ( On the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere.) Found near Birmingham, supposed to have been stolen, sixteen Spoons and twelve Forks, marked ' S. B.' and ' T. A. N.,' electro- plated, nearly new. Information to be given to Mr. Samuel Bloxham, Superintendent of Police, Aston, Birming- ham.— Bow- street, March 24. March 26. POLICE GAZETTE 5 WAR OFFICE, March 26, 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 TWEIXY SltH- lilWC^ S Insteafl of TEW ^ IIIIIIX^ S; the object being to prevent the crime of Desertion, and to hold out a greater inducement for the recovery of Deserters to Her Majesty's Service. OFFICE NAME. 1 KEG. WTIEBE BOEN. TEADE. SIZE. HAI^. EYES. FACE. COAT & TEOTJSEES. BATE OE PLACE OF MARKS AND REMARKS. COEPS. e> DESEETN. DESERTION. NO. 167700 167701 167702 167703 167704 167705 167706 167707 167708 167709 James Mitchell Alexander Stuart Edward Connor Anthony Closby James Clements James Muldoon W. H. Brogden Alfred Burrell William Timms Henry Woods 502 903 538 632 467 555 306 303 336 353 26th Foot ditto 29th Foot ditto ditto 32nd Foot ditto 34th Foot 41st Foot 45th Foot Paisley, Renfrew Dublin Roscommon Keighley, Yorkshire Dublin St. Alban's, Herts Suffolk Blackburn, Lane. St. Heliers, Jersey slater 21 5 104 iurner 23 5 74 coal porter 304 5 64 labourer 20 5 5 carpenter 23 5 64 collier 214 5 44 — 184 5 5 groom 24 5 4 5 4 baker 21f 5 5 frenchplshr. 194 5 44 groom 21 5 54 shoemaker 21 5 8 blacksmith 24 5 5 labourer 254 5 74 shoemaker 21 5 74 labourer 274 5 64 ditto 244 5 64 — 204 5 4 brown dk. brn dk. brn brown brown brown brown dk. brn lt. brn grey blue hazel hazel grey brown blue grey grey grey fresh pale fresh florid fair fresh fresh fair fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto 13 Feb. 13 Jan. 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 14 Feb. 31 Jan. Greenlaw Aldershot ditto ditto Plymouth Preston Stratford Sheffield Dublin volunteer from 71st Highlanders off furlough to Rathfarnham ; poekpitted ditto to Roscommon ditto D ; last heard of at York ditto to Dublin; fjeekled i broke away from escort off furlough to Cork; scar on left leg ditto to Jersey 167710 167711 167712 167713 167714 167715 167716 167717 167718 167719 Edward Smith James Turner Thomas Golden John Howard James Stevens William Terry Henry Philips Peter McDonald William Westwood 513 705 51 895 30 672 2704 690 814 ditto 53rd Foot ditto ditto 55th Foot 57th Foot 58th Foot ditto ditto Shoreditch, London Hounslow, Middlesex Cork Edinburgh London Daventry, Northamp. Droxford, Hants Clones, Monaghan Southwark, London red brown brown dk. brn black brown brown black brown blue blue grey hazel blue hazel grey hazel grey light florid fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditte ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 31 Jan. 15 Feb. 4 Feb. 12 Feb. 31 Jan. 12 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. ditto Aldershot ditto ditto Jersey Cork Curragh ditto Birr ditto to London; wrist discoloured to Spike Island, Cork to London to Hereford ; D to Clones; D, pockpitted to London off furlough ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 167720 167721 167722 167723 167724 167725 167726 167727 167728 167729 Joseph O'Brien Henry Flude George Crooks Alfred Kosse George Porter John Sands Michael Matthews James Barrett Thomas Owen John Boyd 883 40 96 397 408 1069 600 745 135 880 ditto 59th Foot ditto ditto 60th Rifles 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 ombmaker plasterer hairdresser labourer ditto sailor labourer 21 22J 22 234 214 21 214 21 22| 21* 54 10 4 4 54 3i 4 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 165* 32 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 Foot ditto ditto 79th Foot ditto 85th Foot 86th Foot ditto i Roscommon jKirk Linton, Cumb. i Drumahoe, Leitnm Tinahely, Wicklow Old Cumnoch, Ayr Paisley, Renfrew Duddingston, Edin. Govan, Lanark I Dublin I Boyle, Roscommon factoryhand labourer ditto shoemaker miner weaver painter butcher carpenter labourer 20 29 191 22J 22 19 274 20 19 23 54 54 5 51 6| 8 7i Si 44 74 brown brown lt. brn brown lt. brn brown It. brn It. brn dk. brn It. 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 1 J. M. C.' on right arm, ' M. S.' on left off furlough to Liverpool; tattooed on arms ditto ditto 167740 167741 167742 167743 167744 167746 167746 167747 167748 167749 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 94t, h Foot 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 tailor groom chairmaker plumber labourer 204 25 22| 264 20 22 21 18i 19 22 brown | hazel brown grey brown grey brown grey brown hazel lt. brn grey dk. brn hazel lt. brn brown fair brown grey blue sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh florid fresh freBh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 9 Oct. 6 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 10 Feb. 10 Feb. 9 Feb. 14 Feb. ditto Chatham Bareilly 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. nec. * London * Buckinghamshir 167750 167751 167752 167753 167754 167755 167756 167757 167758 167759 James Bees John Smith Hammond Twigg Fredk. Armstrong James McCowe William Laurence Peter Brown John Parker , William Smith George Richards 13175 13176 13150 12294 12246 5618 13108 I 432 9905 ! 10168 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Usk, Monmouth Woolwich Derby Brighton Glasgow Marylebone, London Derry Whitechapel, London London High Wycombe* carpenter labourer ditto saddler gunsmith labourer rivetter shopman shoeingsnr. cabinetmkr. 19 24 18 19 23 23 22 204 22r, 18i 71 7 74 44 44 4i 7 81 4 64 brown brown brown dk. brn dk. brn brown brown black brown dk. brn grey hazel grey browm blue grey grey grey grey grey fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh freah fair fresh dark flannel jacket; cord black flanneljacket; black regimental ditto ditto mole jacket; cord regimental ditto ditto 9 Feb. 15 Feb. 10 Feb. 6 Feb. 8 Feb. 8 Feb. 6 Feb. 3 Feb. 3 Feb. 8 Feb. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto recruit, finally approved ditto ditto ' W. L.' and crucifix on right arm- reeruit, finally approved figures on right arm, crucifix on left * Buckinghamshire 167760 167761: 167762 167763 167764 167765 167766 167767 167768 167769 Joseph Wilson < Alexander Spark Thomas Rendall John Donavan James Morris John King Fredk. L. Thomas James Smith John Crogban Thomas Stewart 7958 201 11516 12801 11653 8937 6039 2095 2372 238 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Sculcoates, Yorkshire Berwick- on- Tweed Walthamstow, Essex Mitcheldever, Hants Aberavon, Glamorgan Uxbridge, Middlesex London Dublin Limerick Hillsborough, Down blacksmith shoemaker labourer ditto ditto brickmaker • elerk labourer elerk 254 254 204 23 244 22| 194 27 20 274 dk. brn light brown brown sandy brown brown brown brown lt. brn grey blue hazel blue grey grey hazel brown grey fan- fair fair fresh fair fresh fresh dark dark fresh plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 5 Feb. 5 Feb. 15 Feb. 7 Feb. 12 Feb. 9 Feb. 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 10 Feb. 11 Feb. ditto ditto ditto Warley ditto Sheerness ditto Shorncliffe ditto Aldershot officer's servant 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 167770 167771; 167772 167773 167774 167775 167776 167777 167778 167779 John Butler William Adams James Smith John McFall ' James Hay James Gold Patrick Powell John Sullivan Michael McGrath John Bansfield 2381 275 1359 6881 ditto ditto ditto ditto Rl. Engineers 2nd Dragoons 14th Hussars ditto 16th Foot Roy. Artillery Kingstown, Dublin St. Pancras, London Irthlingborough* Liverpool Edinburgh Kilmarnock, Ayr Shadwell, London ditto Cashel, Tipperary Newcastle- on- Tyne shoemaker labourer shoemaker ropemaker cabmetmkr. miner labourer ditto clerk 18i 22 28 21 22 22 22 20 24 20 4 10 84 61 74 9 74 64 10 brown brown brown light brown dk. brn brown brown dk. brn brown grey hazel hazel blue hazel grey grey grey blue blue fresh dark fair fair fresh sallow fresh fresh fair fresh ditto blue; cord regimental ditto ditto black flannel jacket drab ; brown black ditto 30 Jan. 5 Feb. 1 Feb. 30 Jan. 2 Feb. 11 Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 5 Feb. 3 Feb. Dublin London Plymouth Athlone Chatham Glasgow Westminatr ditto Cashel Woolwich recruit, attested * Northampton off furlough to Liverpool off pass to London recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, approved ditto recruit, not surgically'mspected ditto 167780i 1677811 167782 167783 1677811 167785 167786 167787 167788 167789 Charles Potts William Hughes { Thomas While James Evans John Monk | Henry Nixon Malcm McFarlane*'! | James Fulton Duncan McKenzie 1 William Greig ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Westminster Preston, Lancashire Shoreditch, London Whitechapel, London Barking, Essex Frodsham, Cheshire Dunoon, Argyle Kilmaurs, Ayr Paisley, Renfrew Roscommon ditto 23 5 84 labourer 25 5 8 ditto 18 5 71 tailor 21 5 74 shoemaker 23 5 7 groom 19 5 84 boltmaker 23 5 94 shoemaker 21 5 7 blacksmith 18 5 74 miner 23 5 9 brown brown brown sandy brown brown dk. brn brown brown brown hazel grey grey grey blue hazel grey grey grey grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh blue; black black flannel jacket; cord black mole jacket; black frieze; moleskin moleskin black blue pilot cord 7 Feb. 5 Feb. 10 Feb. 10 Feb. 3 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Liverpool Glasgow ditto ditto Wolvrhmpt 167790 Joseph Williams 387 4th Drag. Gds. Romford, Essex labourer 23 5 84 brown brown fresh regimental 17 Feb. Dublin 167791 James Fletcher 1680 6thDrag. Gds. Derby silk reeler 26 5 7 brown grey fair ditto 15 Feb. Dorchester 167792 Henry Little 1165 ditto Kingswinford, Staff. chairmaker 29 5 8 : sandy grey fresh hospital clothing 21 Feb. Exeter 167793 Walter Redman 215 4th Hussars Hilperton, Wiltshire labourer 204 5 64 brown grey sallow regimental 30 Jan. Caliir 167794 John Burgees 541 5th Lancers Haggerstone, London groom 23| 5 10 dk. brn blue fresh ditto 19 Feb. Hounslow 167795 George Gilbert 53 llth Hussars Bermondsey, London labourer 22£ 5 8 ' brown blue fresh ditto 17 Feb. Dublin 167796 Aaron Marsden 291 lith Hussars Preston, Lancashire clogger 21 5 54' black hazel sallow ditto 16 Feb. Brighton 167797 William Entwistle 350 ditto Bolton, Lancashire labourer 22 5 6 ; lt. brn grey fresh ditto 16 Feb. ditto 167798 Thomas Bell 8627 Gren. Guards Raby, Cheshire ditto 254 5 10 ! brown brown fresh ditto 17 Feb. London 167799 John Bancroft 488 ditto Spondon, Derbyshire ditto 244 5 9| lbrown blue fresh ditto 17 Feb. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto recruit, approved recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto recruit, surgically inspected [ M'Neil * alias- 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 167800 167801 167802 167803 167804 167805 167806 167807 167808 167809 George Mewis John Jessop Joseph Burnes John Thompson Thomas Maiming George Holmes J ames Fullerton Cornelius Harrigan Francis Lee 167810 167811 167812 167813 167814 167815 167816 167817 167818 167819 Gerald Kearie Charles McCarthy Charles Beaton Thomas Simpson William Wilson Joseph Murray John Smith Richard Wilson Benjamin Young 9242 ditto Aston, Warwickshire silversmith 25 5 64 4682 Cold. Guards Wainfleet, Lincoln groom 29? 5 94 1042 lst Foot Halifax, Yorkshire striker 214 5 64 354 2nd Foot Nottingham labourer 204 5 34 525 ditto Manchester coalheaver 244 5 3 3324 3rd Foot Camden, Gloucester labourer 314 5 61 416 18th Foot Armagh weaver 314 5 44 80 20th Foot Roscarbery, Cork labourer 25 5 104 2513 24th Foot Frome, Somersetshire ditto 34* 6 0 793 25th Foot Cork tailor 21 5 5 916 ditto Shandon, Cork ditto 20 5 54 211 26th Foot Aberdeen carter 28 S 5 642 ditto Bedrule, Roxburgh shepherd 19 5 64 644 36th Foot Clonalty, Armagh servant 24 5 81 569 41st Foot Bradford, Yorkshire jomer 20t 5 10 570 ditto ditto piecer 204 5 10 727 45th Foot King's Lynn, Norfolk labourer 20 5 5 3609 60th Rifles Bristol shoemaker 254 5 54 lt. brn dark brown brown brown lt. brn dk. brn dk. brn lt. brn grey hazel blue grey grey grey grey hazel grey fair fresh fresh faii- fresh fresh fresh sallow fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 17 Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 11 Feb. 31 Jan. 17 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. ditto Dublin Colchester Portsmouth ditto London Portsmouth Aldershot Gosport ditto off furlough to London; pockpitted ditto to Bradford ditto to Dublin [ arm, soldier on left ditto to Manchester; sailor on right ditto to Portadown, Armagh ditto to London ditto to Frome brown brown lt. brn dk. brn brown lt. brn It. brn lt. brn light hazel blue grey hazel hazel grey grey blue grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto ditto 17 Feb. 17 Feb. 17 Feb. 17 Feb. 23 Feb. 20 Feb. 20 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. Shorncliffe ditto Belfast ditto Kilkenny Preston ditto Dublin Winchester off pass to London ditto D took part of reg. nec. a servant; took a silver- mounted meerschaum off furlough to King's Lynn 6 POLICE GAZETTE. March 26. DESERTERS PROM HER. MAJESTY'S SERVICE ( continued). • OFFICE!' NAME. BEG. COBPS. WI1EKE BOEN. TEADE. g SIZE. HAIE. EYES. FACE. COAT & TBOUSEES. DATE OF PLACE OF NO. I NO. < DESEBTN. DESEETION. MARKS and REMARKS. 167820 167821 167822 16782S 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 Eoot 78th Foot 84th Eoot ditto ditto ditto 96th Eoot Roy. Artillery ditto Roval H. Art. Killeshandra, Cavan Londonderry Warrington, Lane. Down Roscrea, Tipperary Liverpool Burnham, Norfolk York Kettering, Northamp. Birmingham labourer 29 5 54 shoemaker 18 5 4 moulder 22 5 4 labourer 244 5 64 flaxdresser 17! 5 2 labourer 234 6 8 ditto 28 5 44 clerk 244 5 74 earpenter 21 44 turner 20 5 44 dk. brn fair brown brown brown dk. brn brown brown lt. brn blue blue grey hazel hazel blue grey blue g « y blue fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fair fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 15 Eeb. 17 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Eeb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. 17 Feb. 14 Feb. Glasgow Aberdeen Aldershot ditto ditto ditto Chichester Sheerness Woolwich ditto took part of reg. nec. D ; sear on left leg off pass to Warrington off furlough to Denholme, Down ditto to Leeds ditto to Dublin ditto to Lymm, Cheshire ditto last heard of at Charir. g- eros9- scar back of right hand 167830 1678.31, 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 Scully 3705 11463 1866 9408 663 126 1679 ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto 3rd Drag. Gds. 5th Drag. Gds. lst Dragoons 449 12th Lancers Liverpool Tralee, Kerry North Surbridge* Clonmel, Tipperary Cariton, Yorkshire Leiston, Suffolk Brentford, London Halifax, Yorkshire Banbury, Oxford bootcloser labourer carpenter labourer fitter labourer ditto ditto labourer 19 21* 204 234 19 22} 25* 244 6i 6 8 74 74 7 10 81 221 5 6 brown brown brown dk. brn dk. brn lt. brn fair lt. brn brown blue grey grey grey grey grey grey brown grey fair sallow fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto white slop; grey regimental tweed regimental ditto 14 Feb. 16 Eeb. 19 Feb. 12 Feb. 20 Feb. 27 Feb. 21 Feb. 23 Eeb. 27 Feb. ditto Warley Shorncliffe Sheerness Ipswich Canterbury Norwich Birminghm 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 to Liverpool; pockpitted 167840 167841 167842 167843 167844 167845 167846 167847 167848 167849 John Connors William Creyke George Hall John Fish Joseph Regall Joseph Hen shall Benjamin Daley John Bodgers Robert Boyles Michael McGee 295 376 8851 8543 7666 115 3391 ditto 14th Hussars 15th Hussars Gren. Guards ditto ditto ditto lst Foot 3rd Foot ditto Clonmel, Tipperary Holborn, London Croxton, Cambridge Chorley, Lancashire Sherborne, Dorset Warrington, Lane. Farnham, Buoks Edinburgh Derryloran, Tyrone Armagh ditto ditto ditto ditto sawyer labourer ditto collier labourer ditto 26 21 274 184 25} 26} 25 2215 28 15 24 5 6} 64 5 8 114 84 74 9 54 44 brown brown brown brown black lt. brn brown It. brn dk. brn It. brn grey grey grey blue hazel fresh fresh fresh light ewarth grey j fresh dk. brn j fresh hazel I fresh grey dark grey I fresh ditto dark regimental black regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 27 Feb. 20 Feb. 24 Feb. 24 Feb. 24 Feb. 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 24 Feb. 22 Feb. 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. John's to Montreal took waist- belt ditto supp. residing in Kelso, Roxburghshire off furlough to Cookstown; pockpitted ditto to Gilford, Down ; has a sear 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. McLoughlin James Maher John Ledwick 3415 3380 1331 880 376 1820 782 1147 621 46 ditto ditto 5th Foot 10th Eoot ditto 14th Foot loth Foot 20th Foot ditto ; 24th Foot Shoreditch, London Belfast Thornbury, Gloucestr Dundalk, Louth Ballin- acbj Mayo Dublin Dantsey, Wilts Dublin Drangau, Tipperary Derley, Cheshire shoemaker labourer rl; t„ to difto groom baker labourer shoemaker labourer 344 ' 284 30| 20 V 204 25 224 22 23 254 74 4 84 6 64 64 64 dk. brn brown brown brown dk. brn It. 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 Feb. 24 Eeb. 26 Feb, 25 Feb. 25 Feb. 24 Feb. 26 Feb. 20 Feb. 20 Feb. ,25 Feb. ditto ditto Colchester Shorncliffe ditto Dublin Pembroke Aldershot ditto Gosport anchor on left arm D ; soar on left hip off furlough ditto embarking for England off furlough ' W. R. 1S56' on left arm ditto to Dublin ditto to Mullinahone, Tipperary ditto to Dublin; scar, under rt. ear 167860 167861 107862 167863 167864 167865 167866 167867 167868 167869 Absolom Heyworth Charles Piercy George Lucas John Lambon Terence Gallagher Josiah Paul Patrick Ryan James Smith Alfred Morgan James McClure 1312 21L 574 804 478 50 ' 385 8 21 4261 25th Foot ditto 29th Foot ditto 30bh 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 coaehtrimr. labourer 20 31- 4 204 20* 20| 264 21 224 254 25 74 34 54 74 74 74 10| lt. bm dk. brn black lt. brn dk. brn black brown sandy 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 Feb. 27 Feb. 22 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Eeb. Feb. Feb. Shorncliife ditto Aldershot ditto Canada ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto to Haywood, Yorkshire ditto to Much Wooltdts? poekpitted 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 2771 ditto — 43r. d Eoot ' 669; 58th Foot 1098160th Rifles 825 880 1202 1434 3222 6998 75th Foot 76th Foot 84th Eoot 100th Foot 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 32| 224 284 25 19! 24 21 • 21 20 24 74 44 74 6| 4 114 44 H 34 6 brown dk. brn- brown dk. brn brown dk. brn brown fair brown it. brn 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 Feb. 27 Eeb. 23 Feb. 26 Feb. ditto Madras Curragh Winchester Chatham Glasgow Pembroke Parkhurst Woolwich Chatham ditto ditto long hair off furlough to Dundalk ; D ' J. S.' o. i left arm, bracelet on wrist off furlough to Groves, Yorkshire took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Belfast; scar on left arm ditto to Liverpool; anchor on arm took part of reg. nec. off furlough 167880 167881. 167882 ~~" 16,7883 167884 167885 1678S6 167887 167888 167889 J ohn Toole George Johnson Edward Leery William Thomas James McKay Charles Tombs William Reardon John Hall Richard Jones Thomas James 6890 4- 87 928 12780 11445 11295 874 ] 13206 ! 13200 ditto Ray.. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Dublin Ledbury, Herefo- i'd Glasgow Penryn, Cornwall Glasgow Farringdon, Berks Barna, Limerick Bristol Cardiff I Camberwell, London cooper labourer ditto ditto hammermn. baker labourer ditto ditto * 214 • 18 27 25 27 18 23 214 224 i light It. bm brown dk. brn black brown brown light brown brown blue grey grey hazel blue hazel grey grey hazel hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh ditto cord jacket; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto hlack plain 27 Feb. 24 Feb. 19 Feb. 22 Eeb. 23 Feb. 23 Feb. 23 Feb. 27 Feb. 21 Feb. 20 Feb. ditto ditto Southampt. Pembroke Portsmouth Warley ditto Devonport Woolwich ditto 167890 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 Moodv Phillip McGuire ditto to Dublin recruit; smart appearance, wears a cap off furlough ditto to Pernwell, Cornwall off pass ditto ditto off furlough to Blpc'- friars- road, London recruit, finally approved ditto rs pianofore maker 28S3 593 Roy. 6< M. l ~ 3865 8603 9870 9900 Royal H. Art. :. Artillery Royal H. Art. ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto Soots Fusiliers Fakenham, Norfolk Kilrush, Clare Great Haddington* Woking, Surrey Fermoy, Cork Ledbury, Hereford Kilkenny Newry, Down Little Hanwell, Herts Leven, Fife labourer 25 5 54 ditto 264 5 lit groom 194 5 3 labourer 24 5 4 wheelwrght 224 5 84 labourer 18 5 84 ditto 17 5 6i wireworker 21! 5 104 labourer 21! 5 7 boilermaker 18 5 84 stoker 21- 4 6 04 filemaker 25 5 8i labourer 24* 5 54 ditto .25 5 8 ditto 234 5 74 tailor 21 5 8 dyer 20 5 74 labourer 19 5 8 shoemaker .25 5 8 potter 224 5 6 lt. bm it. bm lt. bm brown dk. brn It. brn brown brown brown dk. brn hazel grey grey grey blue grey grey brown brown hazel fresh fair fair dark fair fresh fresh fresh dark fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto blue; black cord jacket; cord regimental ditto ditto blue jacket; mole 19 Feb. 20 Feb. 25 Feb. 25 Feb. 20 Feb. 24 Feb. 26 Feb. 22 Feb. 22 Feb. 21 Feb. | ditto I ditto Newbridge ditto Croydon Southampt. Sheerness ditto ditto Glaszow off pass to Londb i took part of reg. nec. * Northampton recruit, attested ditto off furlough to Benlea, Tipperary recruit, not surgically inspected 167900 167901 167902 167903 1679.04 167905 167906 167907 167908 • 167909 Joseph Reed Michael Eagan George Davis Edward Barton Henry Gittins John Jones Daniel McLean James Furlong Thomas Davis J ohn Maigh 215 1513 342 1789 133 372 .571 6 2nd Life Gds. 6th Drag. Gds. ditto 1st Dragoons ditto 2nd Dragoons 9th Lancers ditto ditto 10th Hussars Leeds, Yorkshire Birmingham Cripplegate, London Lincoln Whitchurch, Salop Monmouth Glasgow Kilkenny Waterford Stoke- upon- Trent * black auburn brown brown dk. brn lt. bm brown brown auubrn lt. brn hazel grey brown blue hazel grey grey grey grey hazel dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh sallew regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto brown; tweed regimental ditto ditto 25 Feb. 9 Mar. 9 Mar. .2 Mar. 2 Mar. 6 Mar. 27 Feb. 14 Mav. 9 Mar. 10 Mar. Windsor Exeter ditto Sheffield ditto Edinburgh Glasgow Aldershot ditto York 2nd desertion off furlough to London; D ditto to Narbertb, Pembroke scar on right groin; recruit took part of reg. nec. several scars 011 body D * Staffordshire 1679L0 Joseph Morris 855 ditto Leominster, .- Hereford farrier 33f 5 74- brown grey fresh ditto 13 Mar. 167911 James Kiernan 47.0 11th Hussars St. Clement's, London dentist 204 6 6 " brown grey fresh ditto 27 Feb. 167912 William Hamlet 2246 ditto Hinstock, Salop labourer 254 5 9 lt. bm grey fair ditto 6 Mar. 167913 William McConnell 197 13th Hussars Glasgow weaver 5 7 lt. brn blue fresh ditto 28 Feb. 167914 James Murphy 40 ditto Tinahely, Wicklow labourer 254 5 7 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 6 Mar. 167915 Joseph France 231 ditto Dudley, Staffordshire engine fitter 25 5 .5 dk. brn brown fresh ditto 11 Mar. 167916 Robert Coalman 526 14th Hussars Cashel, Tipperary tailor 21 5 54 black grey dark ditto 10 Mar. 167917 Albert Hooper 28 15t, h Hussars Chelsea, London — 234 5 6i brown hazel fresh ditto 1 Mar. 167918 James Frazer 487 18th Hussars Liverpool striker 24 5 44 brown blue fresh ditto 10 Mar. 167919 John Richardson 693 ditto Jarrow, Durham miner 23 5 6 brown grey fresh ditto 4 Mar. ditto Dublin ditto Manchester ditto ditto Dundalk Dublin Brighton ditto D off furlough to Bristol ditto to Chester D D off furlough to Liverpool; bracelet on wrist ditto to London took part of reg. nec. ditto 167920 167921 167922 167023 167924 167925 167926 167937 167928 167929 Wm. J. Thompson] George Smith George Pierpoint Matthew Bishop Henry Gee Patrick Mack Charles Lynn John Parker Michael Ryan John Gorman : S75 1014 1006 1049' 328 153 1034 382 Gren. Guards ditto ditto ditto ditto 1st Foot ditto ditto ditto Kirkcawan, Wigton Tewkesbury, Glouc. Carlton, Notts Leicester Girton, Notts Galway Ballymoney, Antrim Irvine, Ayr Dublin Corfu labourer - ditto ditto groom- ditto factoryhand weaver collier labourer .18 18 234 244 19 204 23- 4 22 : 254 23 74 84 9i 104 84 4; 6 54 dk. bm dk. brn brown brown lt. bm brown dk. brn lt. bm dk. bra dk. brn hazel hazel grey grey grey hazel hazel brown grey .' fair ruddy fresh fresh fair fresh dark fresh sallow fresh sleeved vest regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 5 Mar. 18 Eeb. 7 Mar. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 14 Mar. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 10 Mar. 4 Mar. Marlboro' Wells London ditto ditto Colchester Manchester ditto Colchester Manchester recruit; shoes cut down the front recruit, attested took waist- belt ditto ditto [ eye off furlough to Liverpool; scar corner of rt. ditto ditto to Ayrshire; scar on forehead to Dublin 167930 William Rixon 667 2nd Foot Newport, Monmouth blacksmith 19 5 5 brown grey fresh ditto 11 Mar. Walmer 167931 John Hurt 155 ditto Southwell, Notts labourer 211 5 7 dark dark dark ditto 8 Mar. ditto 167932 John Wood 688 ditto York puddler 294 5 3 dk. bm hazel dark ditto 15 Feb. Aldershot 167933 Michael Brennan 1280 ditto Newtown, Kilkenny miner 204 5 04 sandy blue fan- ditto 2 Mar. Walmer 167934 John Hamilton 771 3rd Eoot Magilligan, Derry labourer 214 5 44 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 2 Mar. Limerick 167935 James Wood 171 5th Foot London painter 23 5 54 brown grey fresh livery 28 Feb. Portsea 167936 Patrick Callaghan 1421 ditto Rathville, Carlow servant 28f 5 54 dk. brn grey foir regimental 8 Mar. Colchester 167937 Adam Troughton 642 8th Foot Salford, Lancashire engraver 20 5 4i dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 28 Feb. Aldershot 167938 William Cartwright 443 10th Foot Stourbridge, Wore. labourer 291 5 44 brown grey fresh ditto 5 Mar. Shornoliffe 167939| Robt. V. Fitzgerald 670 ditto Tullamoore, King's clerk 254 5 104 red brown fresh ditto 11 Mar. ditto ditto to Dublin ditto to Coulton, near Newark ditto to Manchester [ thigh ditto to Crook, Durham; scar on lt. D ; burn on back of right Bhoulder scar on lower lip ; officer's servant off pass to London off furlough to Manchester ditto ditto 167940 167941 167942 •• 67943 167944 167945 167.946 167947 167948 167949 Edward Mackinder Thomas Thornton William O'Neill Peter Riley John McDonald James Sullivan Patrick Byrnes Thomas Caldwell James Moore Thomas Hickton 614 1494 732 429 3350 1436 923 765 161 32 13th Foot ditto 15th Foot ditto 17th Foot ditto 18th Foot 19th Foot ditto ditto Rathby, Lincolnshire Enniskillen, Ferman. Kenmore, Kerry Westport-, Mayo Queen's Co. Dublin Carrick- maeross Durham Kirkinriola, Antrim Longeaton, Notts labourer tailor shoemaker weaver miner labourer ditto ditto weaver lacemaker 19 - 19 22* 224 28 284 21 214 33 224 54 44 64 10 64 54 44 104 dk. bm dk. bm black black brown brown brown It. bm dk. bm lt. brn grey grey hazel brown grey grey blue grey grey hazel fresh fair dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fair dark fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 10 Mar. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 10 Mar. 14 Mar. 10 Mar. 14 Feb. 7 Mar. 28 Feb. 5 Mar. Belfast Fermoy Pembroke ditto Limerick ditto Portsmouth Curragh ditto ditto ditto to Rathby ditto to Londonderry; boil'on back ditto to Merthyr Tydfil; scar on ab- ditto to Stookport [ domen ditto to Doonane, Kilkenny cupped on back on neck, burn on abdomen off furlough to Carrickmacross, Monaghan reloased from civil prison; short hair off furlough to Workington, Cumb.; D ditto to Longeaton; a bandsman March 26. POLICE GAZETTE, % DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued). OFFICE HO. NAME. NO! CORPS. WIIEEE BOBN. TEADE. a> SIZE. HAIE. ETES. FACE. COAT & TROUSERS. DESERTN. DESERTION. MiARKS AND REMARKS. 167950 167951 167932 167953 167954 167955 167906 167957 167958 167959 Charles Griffiths William Pellette Patrick Burns Richard Davis John Parker Henry Ritchie John Whelan J ohn Blair Richard Porter Geo. Wm. Gibson 1088 1384 494 731 632 297 1397 1402 420 533 20th Foot 21st Foot 23rd Foot 24th Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto 25th Foot ditto Hereford Dublin Ballina, Mayo Cadoxtn- j'xta- Neath* Oldham, Lancashire Dundee, Forfar ditto Hamilton, Lanark Ayr Hexham, Northumb. labourer 20 3 5 54 shoemaker 20 5 4S joiner 24 5 64 labourer 274 5 44 boltmakcr 214 5 5 labourer 23 5 5 weaver 18£ 5 4! ditto 22! 5 8 labourer 20| 5 5 stoker 19 5 5 bricklayer 224 5 4 labourer 22 5 5 plasterer 23 5 4$ labourer • 284 5 7 shoemaker 21! 5 84 labourer 20 5 64 ditto 224 5 74 ditto 25 ^ 5 5,4 clerk 39 5 74 miller 274 5 64 lt. brn dk. brn brown brown lt. brn sandy dark lt. brn dk. hrn brown grey blue hazel hazel hazel blue grey k « rey lilue fresh fresh fresh light fresh fresh fresh tfark fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 8 Mar. 27 Feb. 10 Mar. 9 Mar. 6 Mar. 6 Mar. 9 Mar. 9 Mar. Aldershot Birr Walmer Cork Gosport ditto Cork ditto Athlone ditto off furlough to Liverpool; ' C. W. G.' on- arm ditto to Dublin; scar on eyebrow off furlough to Cardiff * Glamorgan ditto to Sheffield ditto to Arbroath, Forfar ditto to Dundee; spots on left hand ditto to Lanark ; scars onubdoHien ditto to Glasgow ditto to West Bolton 167960 167961 167962 167963 167964 167965 167966 167967 167968 167969 Thomas Downs William Ettle William Brown Joseph Smith James Allen Thomas Latham Samuel Colwell Peter Inglis Peter McLorley John Smith 540 315 509 3832 360 583 102 3741 1623 787 ditto ditto ditto 26th Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto 27th Foot 36th Foot Whitechapel, London Bermondsey, ditto Hammersmith, ditto Pevingham, Bedford Liverpool Glasgow Ballyclare, Antrim Glasgow Clogher, Tyrone Liverpool brown brown lt. brn, brown dk. brn lt. brn brown black brown brown grey blue blue grey brown blue grey grey grey hazel fresh fair fresh sallow sallow fresh fresh fair fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 9 Mar. 12 Mar. 12 Mar. 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 8 Mar. 12 Mar. 4 Mar. 17 Feb. ditto Shorncliffe ditto Edinburgh ditto ditto Greenlaw Edinburgh Cork Kilkenny ditto to Paddington, London scar on abdomen off furtough to Bedford ditto to Longford ; scar oil left side ditto to Glasgow D'; pookpitted took part of reg. nee. took waist- belt off furlough to Eastbourne, Sussex 167970 167971 167972 167973 167974 167975 167976 167977 167978 167979 John Jones Charles Longhead Jesse Allen John Etherington Henry Batty Hugh Gillick John Combes Patrick O'Connor James Walker James McNeill 535 580 641 3231 593 7 3771 558 392 652 ditto ditto 38th Foot ditto 41st Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto 45th Foot Birmingham Ramelton, Donegal Oldbury, Worcester Glasgow Sheffield Donaghadee, Down Gloucester Ballintubber, Roscmn Bolton, Lancashire Belfast brasstoundr labourer collier hatter cutler labourer ditto ditto painter shoemaker 20! 20 224 38 271 27 254 254 194 18 64 54 5i 84 .0 10 54 6 6 7 dark dk. bm It. brn brsfan brown It. brn brown dk. brn brown black 167980 Peter Cullen 421 ditto Ballycanow, Wexford — 19! 5 6 167981 John Haddon 622 55th Foot Abbeyholme, Cumbld labourer 19! 5 84 167982 John McNamara 3926 ditto Drumcliffe, Clare — 214 5 4 167983 William Jackson 662 57th Foot Hull, Yorkshire brickmaker 274 5 84 167984 George White 796 58th Foot Southampton St. John's, Lancaster labourer 254 5 94 167985 Robert Grant 820 ditto clerk 194 5 94 167986 William Smith 526 ditto Shenton, Notts blacksmith 21 5 5 167987 William Flanagan 9 59t, h Foot Dunmore, Galway labourer 19 5 7 167988 Edward Cassidy 658 60th Rifles Kingscourt, Cavan shoemaker 21 5 4 167989 John Downey 894 ditto Tramore, Waterford labourer 194 5 74 167990 Thomas^ yd 788 ditto Belfast ditto 20 5 7 167991 John Williams 798 ditto Gloucester bootmaker 254 5 8 167992 John Calligan Edward Limbert 285 61st Foot Ashton, Lancashire piecer 22 5 64 167993 2134. ditto Loughborough, Leic. St. Pancras, London groom 35J 5 7 167994 Thomas Hobbs 902 ditto painter 184 5 6 167995 Thomas Nollen 701 62nd Foot Barnsley, Yorkshire labourer 19 5 94 167996 Robert Gilkinson 756 ditto Donaghmore, Tyrone ditto 20 5 64 167997 William Humes 613 63rd Foot Ramelton, Donegal ditto 18 5 4! 167998 Thomas Whitty 751 ditto Dublin storekeeper 224 5 64 167999 Thomas Peckstone 547 64th Foot Prestbury, Cheshire pieeer 224 5 8! blue blue hazel grey hazel hazel blue grey grey grey fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair ditto ditto ditto plain ditto ditto ditto ditto 9 Mar. 5 Mar. 28 Feb. 4 Mar. 2 Mar. 28 Feb. 6 Mar. 9 Mar. 9 Mar. 10 Mar. ditto Waterford Colchester ditto Sheffield Nwc'tle- o- T Sheffield Preston ditto Parkhuret ditto to Birmingham ditto to Ramelton ditto to Dudley, Staffordshire assistant in officer's mess volunteer from 65th depot off furlough to Donaghadee body covered with scurvy off furlough to Belfast; scar oi^ focehead dark dk. bm lt. bm brown brown brown lt. bm lt. bm brown brown grey hazel blue hazel grey grey grey grey blue grey sallow sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto, ditto ditto ditto 28 Feb. 13 Mar. 27 Feb. 10 Mar. 27 Feb. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. Dubiin Fleatw<? od Preston Cork Birr ditto Curragh Dover Aldershot ditto ditto to Camolin, Wexford D ; scar under eye off furlough to S t. Helier's, Jersey ditto - to, H. yjl ditto to Southampton; scars on neck ditto to London ditto ditto ditto to Dunmore, Galway ditto to Kingscourt ditto to New Ross, Wexford brown brown blaek black brown lt. bm dk. brn dk. brn lt. bm lt. brn grey black dk. bm blue hazel grey blue blue hazel fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fair fresh florid fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 10 Mar. 4 Mar. 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 12 Mar. 9 Mar. 27 Feb. 4 Mac. 4 Mar. 1 Mar. ditto Portsmouth Aldershot ditto ditto Belfast • ditto • ditto ditto Dover ditto to Belfast ditto to Staleybridge; freckled ditto to Loughborough; wound on ditto to London [ back ditto to York; mole on back ditto . to Donaghmore ditto to Ramelton ditto to Macclesfield 168000 168001 168002 168003 168004 168005 168006 168007 168008 168009 Patrick Coveney George Knight Joseph McGrath Thomas McGuire William L. Smith Thomas Mannion Michael Donnelly Joseph Ash Edward Marsh Henry Troake 151 816 612 544 713 585 173 1547 2252 2742 ditto 73rd Foot ditto 76th Foot 82nd Foot 85th Foot 86th Foot 100th Foot Military Train ditto Ballinspittle, Cork Kilbeggan, Westmth. Mountmellick, Qun's Liverpool Galway Celbridge, Kildare Canada Folkestone, Kent Bath, Somerset shoemaker ropemaker labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto farmer labourer saddler 24. 234 244 274 19 224 194 22 244 34 10 4 94 74 5 94 7 3! dk. brn sandy black dk. bm brown brown dk. bm light brown brown dk. bm brown grey grey hazel grey blue hazel hazel fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair sallow fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 2 Mar. 9 Mar. 6 Mar. 8 Mar. 28 Feb. 21 Feb. 10 Mar. 26 Feb. 11 Mar. 13 Mar. ditto Derouport ditto Glasgow Canterbury Pembroke Dublin Toronto Woolwich Aldershot ditto to St. Alban's, Herts D D off furlough to Kilbeggan took waist- belt off furlough to Liverpool; cupped on left ditto [ shoulder ditto ditto took part of reg. nec. D 168010 168011 168012 168013 168014 168015 168016 168017 168018 168019 Norman Munro Charles Jones Thomas Barrett James Reynolds William Kelly Henry Parsons Charles Butler David Burns John Evans Charles Young 168020 168021 168022 168023 168024 168025 168026 168027 168028 168029 William Jones Andrew Stewart James Foster Charles Bignell James Taylor Louis Wesseley Thomas Smith Charles Bone Thomas Marshall Peter Mon 33211 3626 36801 2712 2902 695 5370 1340 £ 526 10U91 ~ 94l\ 13234 11783 11529 10297 10089 8456 13233 12083 13142 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Rifle Brigade ditto ditto Roy. Artillery ditto Edinburgh Wandsworth, London Hackney, ditto Walsall, Stafford Raskington, Lincoln Birmingham Chertsey, Surrey Southwark, London Foot's Cray, Kent Newcastle- on- Tyne clerk chainmaker brickmaker moulder labourer striker groom labourer ditto ditto 244 21 184 224 264 234 274 194 21J 234 brown lt. brn brown dark brown brown dk. brn brown blaok brown grey grey hazel grey grey grey grey blue grey grey sallow fresh fresh sallow fair fresh fresh fresh dark fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 11 Mar. 1 Mar. 10 Mar. 28 Feb. 27 Feb. 11 Mar. 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. ditto Woolwich ditto Curragh ditto Winchester ditto ditto Woolwich ditto off furlough to Jiduiburgh took part of reg, nec. ditto off furlough ti?. Walsall ditto to; Raskington has several decayed teeth off furlough to Chertsey ditto to Loudon D ; ' Betsy Norris' on left arm ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Bangor, Carnarvon Preston, Lancashire Gateshead, Durham Deptford, Kent Denton, Lancashire Hoxton, London Birmingham Brentwood, Essex Manchester Maidstone > groom labourer ditto carman tanner clerk painter labourer ditto ditto 19! 22 264 184 264 184 184 22 184 5 23 5 4 n\ 54 44 6 8 64 74 44 8! brown lt. bra brown brown brown brown lt. brn brown brown brown grey hazel hazel brown grey grey blue hazel grey fresh fair fresh sallow swarth fresh fair sallow pale fresh ditto hlaek regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto black ditto 6 Mar. 7 Mar. 14 Mar. 13 Mar. 3 Mar. 3 Mar. 3 Mar. 3 Mar. 4 Mar. 5 Mar. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto recruit; tattooed poekpitted recruit, finally approved scar on left groin 168030 168031 168032 168033 168034 168035 168036 168037 168038 168039 George Rawlinson Phillip Callaghan Walter Adnitt Charles Edwards Michael Sullivan Thomas Browne James Boyle John Maher Cornelius McKeon Peter McBride 2037 11043 11097 13036 11909 12176 11604 13086 12090 5445 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Stockport, Cheshire Cork Heyford, Northamp. Hull Cahirciveen, Kerry Tiptree, Essex Ineskeay, Donegal Grawnenagh, Tippy. Rathdrum, Wicklow Dundee, Forfar ditto ditto blacksmith labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 334 22 214 24 24 204 24 254 24 324 5 74 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 brown brown brown brown brown brown dk. bm dk. brn brown dk. brn hazel grey grey hazel blue blue grey grey grey hazel fresh fresh fresh sallow swarth fresh fresh dark fresh sallow ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 1 Mar. 24 Feb. 23 Feb. 24 Feb. 1 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 9 Mar. 8 Mar. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto off furlough to Liverpool scar on left thigh off furlough ditto to Glenkee, Donegal 168040 168041. 168042 168043 168044 168045 168046 168047 168048 168049 168050 168051 168052 168053 168054 t168055 V168056 168057 168058 168059 John Dempsey John Roberts, James Lee John McKenna George Ralph Arthur Bunting James Gall William Bolan Samuel Burns Robert Tweedie 621 11102 9288 11866 7053 9539 8405 10620 2428 2405 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Kilbriggan, Cork Whittlosea, Cambs Kinsale, Cork Dublin Brighton Ashover, Derbyshire Cluny, Aberdeen Belford, Northumb. Arbroath, Forfar Edinburgh labourer ditto ditto shoemaker labourer mason gardener surveyor labourer blacksmith 23 20 144 24J 20! 274 22 214 184 21 44 5 5 54 flt 8 74 10! lt. bm brown brown dk. brn brown brown brown brown dk. brn grey grey grey grey grey hazel grey blue black hazel fresh fresh fresh sallow pale fresh fresh fresh fresh dark ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 9 Mar. 9 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 1 Mar. 10 Mar. 4 Mar. 4 Mar. 28 Fob. 5 Mar. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Leith ditto mermaid on right arm took the whole of reg. nec. ditto George Smith Archibld Campbell Richard Leverton James Robinson. William Fallow Patrick Healey James Kirby John Danks Samuel Jackson John Baxter 2424 12603 11464 11024 12220 1174 1276 1259 1020 935 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Newcastle on- Tyne Glasgow Columb Major* Keith, Banffshire Stenhouse, Lancashire Kilroran, Roscommon Albury, Herts Broseley, Salop Dinnegore, Antrim Cork collier shoemaker blacksmith labourer shoemaker labourer ditto groom labourer painter 23 204 234 21 20 24f 22| 28 274 234 brown dk. brn black brown brown brown lt. brn lt. bm black brown dk. bra hazel grey grey hazel grey grey hazel blue blue fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fair fresh sallow fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 4 Mar. 2 Mar. 4 Mar. 9 Mar. 9 Mar. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 24 Feb. 26 Feb. 10 Mar. ditto Warley ditto ditto ditto Portsmouth off farlougl: ditto ditto Plymouth ditto ditto off pass ditto ditto ditto ditto 168060 168061 168062 168063 168064 168065 168066 168067 168068 168069 George Marlin Daniel Head George Wood Martin Curry John Taylor Joseph Holmes Thomas Donohue John Hawkins Wm. McSpadden James Jones 530 1118 452 1988 1388 2387 8152 1839 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Maghera, Derry Great Bealings, Suff. Stockport, Cheshire Claremorris, Mayo Byker, Northumberld Swansea, Glamorgan Tuam, Galway Tittlewortli, Sussex Rathfriland, Down Ironbridge, Salop * Cornwall to Dy- sart, Roscommon to Berkhanapstead, Herts to Belfast to St. George's East, London weaver labourer factory hand piecer cooper Baddler labourer ditto ditto ditto 214 29 25 25f 19 24} 23 264 18 sandy lt. brn dk-. bm brown brown brown lt. bra lt. brn fair lt. brn grey grey grey grey brown blue blue blue grey grey fair fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dark ditto ditto cord; fustian 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 8 Mar. 7 Mar. 1 Mar. 11 Mar. 24 Feb. 5 Mar. 6 Mar. 1 Mar. ditto Aldershot Pembroke Devonport Canterbury London Dublin Shoeburyns Shorncliffe Guildford ditto to Ipswich ditto to Stockpott ditto to Noett, near Claremorris ditto to Newcastle on- Tyne white mark on baek ; reoruit off furlough to Belfast recruit, attested 168070 168071 168072 168073 168074 168075 168076 168077 168078 168079 Jolm Flitch John Flinn John Nitters James Burnell Thomas Steel Levi Booth Hugh Campbell Francis Friel James Fagan Samuel Haughton 760 5137 3817 6821 7124 ditto ditto Rl. Engineers ditto ditto 5th Drag. Gds. 2nd Dragoons 9th Lancers 14th Hussars Gren. Guards Chelsea, London Bantry, Cork Kelton, Kircudbright Trim, Meath Lochmaben, Dumfries Sheffield Kilfinan, Argylo Glasgow Belfast Hereford baker labourer carpenter mason ditto blacksmith ditto labourer shoemaker clerk 29 19 314 20 234 24 22 24 20 21 74 4 10 9 104 10 li 74 74 - 84 brown It. bm dk. bm light brown dk. brn dk. bm lt. bm brown dk. bm grey blue grey grey hazel grey brown blue grey hazel freah fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto whitesmock; brown tweed brown; cord cord trousers mixture 17 Mar. 4 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 12 Mar. 1 Mar. 28 Feb. 7 Mar. 4 Mar. Chatham Woolwich Chatham ditto ditto Pontefract Glasgow ditto Westmiustr Halifax French and German fluently; supp. [ gone to France off furlough to Manchester ditto to Kildare ditto to Glasgow;. 2nd desertion ulcer on chin ; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, surgically inspected recruit, approved scars over left eye; recruit 8 POLICE GAZETTE March 26. DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA. OFFICE NAME. REG. CORPS. TRADE. SIZE. HAIR. EVES. FACE. COAT & TROUSERS. DATE OF PLACE OF MARKS AND REMARKS. NO. IS 38077 38078 38079 38080 38081 38082 38083 380S4 38085 William Hopson Thomas Irving John Kelly John Lomas James Lyons James Murray John Smith William Smith Martin Tighe William Wilson 98 28 19 123 125 50 77 100 124 66 York Art.* ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Middlesborough Whitley Sutton Kilmainhan, Dublin Swineford, Mayo Hull ditto Kilkerry, Mayo Leeds bricklayer labourer ditto ditto ditto shoemaker ditto ditto ditto & 6 brown grey fresh 5 7 sandy blue fresh 5 64 brown grey sallow 5 9 brown hazel sallow 5 6 brown hazel sallow 5 10 dk. brn hazel t ur 5 74 brown blue fair 9 74 brown blue sallow O 84 lt. brn hazel fair 5 7 brown hazel fresh 5 94 brown blue fresh 5 8! dk. brn blue sallow 5 7 lt. brn grey fair 5 5 brown grey fair 5 5! brown hazel fresh 5 7 dk. brn blue fresh 5 5 brown grey fair 5 64 dk. brn hazel freah 5 6 lt. brn grey fresh 5 10 lt. brn blue light 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Oct. Scarbro' ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto absent from training 38086 38087 38089 38090 38091 38092 38093 38094 38095 George Wood William Wright Frank Talbot Wm. Templeton George Kent James Kirkwood WilliamTempleton John Kennedy George Blything John Lynch Lawler 39 61 33 3791 1832 2031 3791 1177 3732 3751 ditto ditto 2nd Warwick W. York Rifles Sussex Stirlingshire W. York Rifles PerthshireRfis 2nd Cheshire ditto Northallerton Hull Birmingham Manchester Chichester Glasgow Perth Manchester Sheffield labourer ditto labourer musician . shoemaker labourer weaver porter 30 224 27 194 18 34 18! 20J 184 17 black plain black tweed plain black; green plain ditto 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 31 Oct. 2 Nov. 1 Dec. 17 Dec. 31 Dec. 20 Jan. 29 Jan. 29 Jan. ditto ditto Leamingtn. Pontefract Chichester Stirling Pontefraet Perth Macclesfld. ditto off pass to London took greater part of reg. nec. wide mouth, slightly knock- kneed a bandsman took 2 bugles, tenor horn, 2 French horns, three points on left arm [ and cornet ADMIRALTY, March 26, 1862. Description of Deserters, Straggler*, and Men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service. NAME. SHIP DESERTED OR DIS- CHARGED FROM. DATE. & I SIZE. WHERE BORS. HAIR. MARKS AND REMARKS. ^ Stephen Rowley * Richard Harris George Wilson John Jones Richard Crouk Daniel Ashford William Newsom James Allen Albert Knight Edward Stannett George Rimmington Charles Wallis Samuel Richards * Thomas Luff John W. E. Smith Alexander Ingram J ohn Baguny Joseph Saunders Edward Flood James Ragan * James Sullivan * Charles Parker Jas. McSkimmings James Young George Hepburn William Embleton John Mansell William Taylor * Henry Hayward * George . Jenkins William Rankin John Smith James Sargeant ^ George Harvey * Richard Baker * Peter Stewart * Thomas Dobson Henry Mitchell George E. Bunyarn 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 John Benbury Kendrick Kenward John Burton George Cass James Francis Thomas J. Parker John Allsop Arthur Beal Thomas Gowing John Mangan William Ken- William Cowley William Williams Thomas Riley Henry Nixon Henry Groves Henry Burrows Trafalgar, deserter ditto CornwaUis, deserter ditto ditto ditto Victory, deserter ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Excellent, deserter Fox, straggler Megcera, deserter ditto Cumberland, deserter ditto ditto Excellent, straggler ditto Dart, straggler Warrior, discharged ditto Cumberland, discharged ditto Formidable, deserter Excdlent, straggler ditto Jackal, deserter Formidable, deserter St. Ceorge, discharged Excellent, straggler ditto ditto ditto Impregnable, discharged Wellesley, discharged Shannon, straggler ditto ditto ditto Shannon, deserter Chanticleer, deserter ditto Warrior, discharged Hawke, discharged ditto Vigilant, deserter Excellent, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto Shannon, deserter Odin, deserter Excellent, straggler Fox, straggler ditto Simmon, straggler ditto Indus, discharged Cumberland, deserter ditto Excellent, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 22 Mar. 22 Mar. 22 Mar. 22 Mar. 27 Feb. 15 Feb. 9 Mar. 4 Mar. 10 Mar. 8 Mar. 3 Mar. 9 Mar. 21 Mar. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 7 Mar. 9 Feb. 16 Feb. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. 21 Mar. 21 Mar. 7 Mar. 18 Mar. 18 Mar. 3 Mar. 28 Eeb. 9 Mar. 14 Mar. 14 Mar. 13 Mar. 13 Mar. 13 Mar. 13 Mar. 10 Mai-. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 26 Feb. 28 Feb. 18 Feb. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 7 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. 3 Mar. 5 Mar. 5 Mar. 5 Mar. 5 Mar. 5 Mar. ordinary ditto boy, lst class ditto ditto ditto A. B. ditto boy, lst class ditto ditto ordinary boy, lst class boy, 2nd class A. B. ditto ordinary ditto ordinary, 2nd clas3 ordinary coxswain, barge A. B. 2nd capt., forecastle A. B. boy, lst class stoker shipwright ordinary, 2nd class leading seaman A. B. boy, lst class ordinary, 2nd class ordinary A. B. ditto A. B. ditto boy, lst class boy, 2nd class bandsman ditto A. B. oook's mate stoker ordinary, 2nd class ditto A. B. ditto boy, lst class A. B. ditto boy, lst class ditto boy, lst class A. B. stoker A. B. A. B. ditto ditto stoker, 2nd class A. B. boy, lst class stoker, 2nd class stoker private, R. Marines ditto ditto ditto ditto 23 23 18 18 20 18 33 22 18 184 17! 184 174 17 26 23 29 21! 204 194 26 24 29 24 17 27 39 214 22 23 184 224 23 23 23 32 29 18 17 334 254 434 28! 294 27 224 26! 29 171 334 27 19 18 18 20 214 23 28 24 24 214 254 20 234 224 28 28 38 32 26 8 8 2 2 4 4 2} 6 34 2 4 4 3 3 8 5 6 6 4 4 6 5 11 6 2 4 7 54 6 7 34 0 9 4 5 7 5 2 54 94 6 4 64 4 6 6 5 3 3 6 7 64 4 4 114 7 54 9 6 6 6 4: 8 5! 6 3 7 74 10 84 Kingsland, London Petersfield, Hants London ditto Greenwich Southwark, London Dover East Indies Chelsea, London Old Brentford, Middlx. London Uxbridge, Middlesex Portsea, Hants Richmond, Surrey New York Cardiff, Glamorgan Quebec Guernsey Basted, Kent Bermondsey, London Limerick Deal Dundee, Forfar Cork Edinburgh Tatfield, Durham' Liverpool Dover Deal Dunany, Louth Glasgow Rochester, Kent Bath, Somersetshire- York London Plymouth Bristol Clerkenwell, London 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 ditto 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 dark brown brown brown brown • brown dk. brn lt. brn brown lt. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn lt. brn lt. brn brown dark dk. brn brown dk. brn brown brown dark light brown lt. brn lt. brn brown light brown light light brown light brown brown dk. brn dk. brn dk, brn brown brown red brown blaek lt. brn brown dk. brn brown It. brn brown lt. brn brown dk. brn It. brn brown dk. brn light light brown brown brown black dark brown dark light dk. brn black light blue hazel hazel blue hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel blue hazel dark blue hazel hazel grey blue blue hazel grey grey blue blue hazel blue grey hazeJ blue blue hazel blue grey hazel grey blue blue hazel black brown hazel grey grey blue blue blue blue hazel grey blue grey blue hazel blue hazel ruddy fair fresh dark ruddy ruddy fresh fair fair fair sallow fair fair fresh sallow sallow grey hazel grey grey blue blue hazel hazel £ 3 reward ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto served in St. Vincent served in Britannia served in i ditto served in Forte and Persian served in Fisgard man and woman on left arm [ Shannon served in Wellesley. Childers, Tortoise, Orion, and served in Royal Adelaide and Orion served in Queen Charlotte, Monarch, &?$. Fo; wn tPmerald served in Arrogant, Victory, Cura^ oa, Leopai ^ and dark pale ruddy fab- fair ruddy fair fair fair sallow fair fair sallow fair- served in St. Vincent and Trafalgar £ 3 reward small whiskers; supp. joined one of Mr. Green's ships ditto supp. of Dutch extraction ditto pockpitted; served in Blenheim, Niler and Sanspariel ditto anchor, heart, and crest on right arm, scar on forehead ditto served in Racoon flags, wristlet, and heart on left arm; served in Asia left little finger crooked £ 3 reward served in Victory, Hannibal, Hibernia, and Lapwing £ 3 reward scar on left side; served in Hogue ditto served in Calcutta, Cressy, Minotaur, Cumberland pockpitted; served in Impregnable and Indus anchor on left hand woman on breast f crucifix on left arm; served in Pn- idi'Mr Bruin, and Rapid £ 3 reward served in Cornioullis, 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 Britannia and Hamubcd served in Victory, Megcera, 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 Minotcmr * No reward will be given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a regular Police is organized, but all reasonable expenses will be paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. DIVISION. WHERE BORN. SIZE, i HAIR. ETES. COAT & TROUSERS. DATE OF DESERTN. PLACE OE DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. James Wheelhouse John Watson William Morrisey Jolm Tunstall John Collins John Sharples Robert Wilson William Gwilliams John O'Bryen Patrick Kirby James Ward John Bowker George Channing* George Jenkinson Bart. Magner Thomas Ketley Richard Holloway William Calvertt Mich. Fitzpatrick John Maley Woolwich ditto ditto R. Marine Art. Chatham ditto ditto ditto Woolwich ditto Woolwich R. Marino Art, Woolwich ditto Chatham ditto ditto Portsmouth Woolwich Liverpool Ballygawley, Tyrone Westminster Kirk by Stephen* Westminster Preston, Lancashire Kendal, Westmorland Wolferlow, Hereford Dublin Cork Edinburgh Manchester Heavitree, Devon Pontefract, Yorkshire Kanturk, Cork Braintree, Essex Blackfriars, London Heaton, Durham Mallow, Cork | Glasgow blacksmith 1 26! 1 5 741 dk. brn blue fresh labourer 284 5 9 It. brn brown fresh ditto 2441 5 3 lt. brn grey fresh farmer 31 5 8 brown grey fresh labourer 21 5 54 brown blue fair ditto 20i 5 5 brown hazel fi- esn ditto 29A 5 6 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 21 5 44 auburn hazel fresh shoemaker 244 5 7 dk. brn brown fresh ditto 21 5 54 sandy grey freck. labourer 22 5 74 brown grey fresh ditto 19 5 7 brown grey fresh brickmaker 20! 5 84 brown grey labourer 23f 5 84 dk. brn grey fair ditto 20! 5 44 black blue fail- gardener 264 5 6 brown grey fresh baker 254 5 84 brown blue fair labourer 284 5 64 lt. brn brown freah ditto 244 5 74 brown grey fair ditto 28415 84 light grey fair undress uniform uniform ditto ditto ditto black; dark uniform ditto ditto undress uniform 16 Mar. 18 Mar. 16 Mar. 28 Feb. 18 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. 14 Mar. 15 Mar. 11 Mar. 12 Mar. 11 Mar. 18 Mar. 8 Mar. 12 Mar. 4 Mar. 5 Mar. 6 Mar. 2 Mar. 26 Feb. Woolwich ' signs of old chancre ditto | ditto ! Portsmouth Chatham ditto ditto ditto Woolwich ditto' Wolvrhmpt Woolwich * Westmorland slight scaly eruption on back, chest, and abdomen off furlough to Worcester Woolwich ditto Chatham ditto ditto Forton Portsmouth ditto scar on left' to Cork ig; recruit * discharged with D off furlough LQNDQK; PRINTED BOB, HER MWESTT'S STATIONERY OFFICE BY HARRISOX ASH SONS, ST. MARTIN'S LANB, W. C,