POLICE ^ uMtSJjetr GAZETTE j& g ^ ItUijorttin 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 frovi 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. 3609 MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1862. Notice.— 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 MR. W. D. BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. *„* Whenever it is desired that any person should be appre- hended, and the Name is given, it is indispensably necessary that an Information should be made and sworn to before a Magistrate, of the Offence charged, and 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 Setters addressed to the Editor must lie jsrefjaiai, otherwise the insertion will not be made. It is requested that the Names and Descriptions of Deserter> and Absentees from the Militia, as well as those from the regular Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, may bi addressed to <: The Under Secretary of State for AVar, War Office, Pall Mall, London, S. W.," as they eaunot be published without his authority. INFORMATIONS. MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. About noon on the 5th instant, a newly- born female Child was found in a field near Keighley, Yorkshire, tied up in two pieces of new calico and some brown paper. A coroner's inquest was held on the 8th instant, and a verdict of Wilful Murder returned against some person or persons unknown. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Gill, West fiding Constabulary, Keighley.— Bow- street, April 11. Description of JAMES CAIN, late of Wigan, Lancashire, ! cirarged on warrant with a violent •• ssault upon Michael King of Wigan, by striking: him on the head with a stone, at Ince, on the 7th instant, and who now lies in a dangerous state. He is by trade a collier, about S feet 6 or- 7 inches high, fresh complexion, light hair, grey eyes ; dressed in a blue pilot cloth monkey jacket, dark tweed trousers, black cloth vest, black cloth cap, and ankle boots. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Ellison, County Constabulary, Peinberton, Wigan, Lancashire.— Bow- street, April 11. Description of EDWARD MURPHY, alias TOM KING, alias MOSSLEY, an Irishman, charged, with ten other Irish- men now in custody, with assaulting and seriously wounding John Hadfield, one of the police constables of the borough of Oldham, at 2 a m. on the 29th instant, and for whose appre- hension a warrant has been issued. He is a card room hand, about 20 or 22 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, dark hair, little or no whiskers, fat red face, rather stout; dressed in a blue monkey jacket, light trousers and waistcoat, and dark cloth cap : although a factory operative, he has been working as a labourer on the railway, and is now supposed to be working on some new line of railway in Cumberland or the border counties of Scotland. Information to be given to Mr Wetherell, Chief Constable, Oldham, Lancashire.- April 11. FORGERY. About 8 p. m. on the 10th instant a man of the following description sent a boy with a Forged £ 10 Bank of England Note, N | H 93704, dated 23rd January, 1862, signed ' W. P. Gattie,' and a note written in pencil addressed to Mr. Ayres, chemist, Hinckley, Leicestershire, requesting something for a horse with gripes and haifa- dozen constitution balls, also change for the enclosed note which was in a canvas bag : he is about 35 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches high, slight figure, pale face, no whiskers, large moustache, and dark brown hair ; dressed in dark coat, black billycock hat, and bright leather leggings. On the boys return, and when outside the town, he was overtaken by another man, to whom he gave the bag, drugs, and change, and received Is. The second man is about 50 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, very stout, full red face, blotched as if from drinking, brown hair turning grey, large whiskers meeting under the chin ; dressed in black coat, light vest with dark sprig, dark brown cloth trousers, Wellington boots, black billycock bat, and mackintosh, and had with him a yellow walking stick with bright knob. They are supposed to be the same men who uttered a forged £ 10 Bank of England note on the 3rd instant at Ironbridge, Salop ( advertised in the Police Gazette of the 9th instant). Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent John Moore, County Constabulary, Hinckley, Leicestershire.— Bow- street, April 14. On the 3rd instant a man of the following description sent a boy, whom he met at Benthall, with a Forged £ 10 Bank of England Note, N | H 93,704, dated 23rd January, 1862, signed ' W. P. Gattie,' to Mr; Hartshorn, druggist, of Iron- bridge, Salop, with a request that he would send a drink for a horse with the gripes and half- a- dozen constitution balls with change in silver in a canvas bag, into which he placed the note. Some little delay having taken place, when the boy returned he was gone; and on examination the note was found to be a forgery. He is about 35 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 in. high, dark brown hair, and large bushy whiskers, rather long, all round chin, rather pale looking, slightly pockpitted, and is supposed to have a small scar on one cheek ; dressed in a brown turban or jimcrow hat, which is turned up at the sides, wore a plaid muffler round his chin, brown or snuff- coloured jacket, with pockets outside, also a small breast pocket each side, was seen wearing a macintosh, but afterwards took it off and carried it on his arm, light- coloured trousers, and light made boots. On the same day ( 3rd instant) he was seen in company with another man about 60 years of age, about 5 feet 9 inches high, stoutly made, with grey hair, and small grey whiskers, is broad featured, and has small blotches on face, as if from drinking; dressed in a low round black hat, dark jacket, and wore light- coloured leggings ; he had with him a yellow walking stick, with round green knob, which can be identified. A man answering his description booked by train from Iron- bridge Station to Shrewsbury, Salop, by the 7' H p. m. train, the same night. Both men can be identified. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Richardson, Wellington ; or to P. C. ( No. 45) William Evans, Ironbridge, Salop.— Boio- street, April 11. Description of WILLIAM YATES TOWNDROW, late collector of rates for the township of Tranmerp, Cheshire, who is charged with forgery, and obtaining £ 900 in Bank of England Notes, viz., three £ 100 Notes, which have been recovered ; four £ 50 ditto, dated Liverpool, 24th May, 1861, Nos. 83,577, 83,578, 83,579, and 83,580; eight £ 20 ditto, dated Liverpool, 22nd May, 1861, Nos. 23,501, 23,502, 23,503, 23,504, 23,505, 23,506, 19,958. and 22,863 ; two ditto, dated Manchester, 22nd January, 1861, Nos. 86,621, and 35,466, payment of which is stopped. He is about 28 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, slender make, with florid complexion, brown hair, and small light whiskers, is supposed to be short- sighted, has full eyes, wears spectacles, large nose, prominent at the bridge, and a purple spot on it; takes snuff, wears his hat resting on his eyebrows, has a self- confident air, and will probably be dressed in a new suit of clothes. £ 50 reward will be given for his apprehension, on application to Mr. J. E. Rae, Birkenhead. Information to be given to Mr. Thos. Hammond, Superintendent of Constabulary, Birkenhead, Cheshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.- Bow- street, April 9 Description of GEORGE HOSBAND, late of Tunstall, grocer, who has absconded, charged with uttering, on the 20th of December last, a forged Bill of Exchange for £ 20, with intent to defraud Henry Worral. He is about 28 or 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, light brown or auburn hair and whiskers meeting under the chin, very light or sallow complexion, thin features, slender make, and walks very erectly; generally dressed in a light grey woollen suit of fashionable make, or a suit of black cloth, and a black hat with crape or a fancy round hat ; he is a baker and confec- tioner by trade, and will most likely be found working as a journeyman ; he frequents low public and gambling houses. A warrant is in the hands of Superintendent Samuel Cole, Hanley, for his apprehension, to whom information to be given, or at any of the Constabulary Stations in the county of Stafford, Bow- street, April 7. ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen from the person on the Cheltenham race- course, the following Watches, viz.: An old- fashioned gold Watch, plain white dial, crest a palm tree, motto ' Depressa Resurgo.' A patent silver lever Watch, maker Mann, Gloucester. A silver lever Watch with mainspring broken. A silver Geneva Watch, plain white face, maker Charles Deford. A silver Geneva Watch, plain white dial, with gold Albert Chain attached. A silver lever Watch without glass or hands. A lady's small gold Watch. Also stolen, from a gentleman's carnage, a dark brown Inver- ness Cape, with calico under the arm- holes. Information to be given to Mr. John Nicholls, Chief Constable, Cheltenham.— Bow- street, April 14. A highway robbery was attempted on the 7th instant in the parish of Billingford, at 8 p. m., by a man 19 or 20 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 incites high, without whiskers, and dressed in brown velveteen frock coat with large pearl buttons ( one button off behind), cord trousers tight in the leg, and dark cloth cap with peak. He is in the habit of visiting fairs in company with low horse- dealers, and was at Elmham fair offering a pony for sale the day the attempt was made. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Superintendent Chambers, Aylsham, Norfolk.— Bow- street, April 14. Stolen from the person of James Randles, while drunk and asleep on the highway leading from Malpas to Whitchurch, during the night of the 5th instant, 8s. in Silver, and an old- fashioned German silver Watch, cracked across the dial, with brass Guard, two Keys, a steel Sale, three Shells, and a Three- halfpenny Piece attached. Information to be given to Sergeant Henry Foster, County Police Station, Malpas, Cheshire.— Bow- street, April 14. Between 3 and 4 p. m. on the 4th instant a serious assault was committed upon James Robb, a hawker, travelling with a pack of watches and jewellery, near Howgate Toll, and a silver verge Watch, capped and jewelle^, with engine- turned cases, and a silver Albert Chain attached, long links, with a key containing a cairngorm stone, was stolen from his person. A man of the following description was seen following Robb a few minutes before the assault was committed, and left behind a rivet, ting hammer, about 2J lbs. weight, with handle about 14 inches long: a labourer, speaks with Irish accent, about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, black hair, no whiskers, fresh, ruddy complexion, hair curled at each side with the comb; dressed in a black or brown cloth cap with cloth pi ak, heavy navvy boots with five rows of tackets down to heel and brass eyelet holes, blue polka jacket, white moleskin vest, and soiled tight trousers with a square patch on each knee. He told a person that he once lived at Wishaw ; had the appearance of a navvy or drainer. Information to be given to the Procurator- Fiscal, or Chief Constable, County Rooms, Edinburgh.— Bow- street, April 14. Supposed to have been stolen from the person of a lady coming out of the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, on the 12th instant, a broad gold chain Bracelet, with Locket pendant. £ 5 reward will be paid by Mr. Williams, No. 6, Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing- lane, on recovery of the same, and con- viction of the offender or offenders.— Bow- street, April 14. Stolen from the person, about 4 a. m. on the 8th instant, at the Great Western Railway Station, Paddington, a gold snake Ring, with an emerald through the head ; a large gold Keeper Ring, set with a blue stone, and has the hall- mark inside, ' 18 carat;' and a gold barrel- shaped Brooch, with plaited hair in the centre ; and other articles. £ 5 reward will be paid to any person giving such information as shall lead to the appre- hension and convicton of the offender or offenders. Informa- tion to be given to Mr. William Luker, ' Old Dog Tray' inn, or to the Superintendent of City Police, Oxford.— Bow- street, April 11. Stolen from a man, whilst asleep in a public- house in the borough of Oldham, between 7 and 11 p. m. on the 8th instant, a silver lever Watch, No. 2345, with a silver Gu. ird attached thereto. Information to be given to Mr. Wetherell, Chief Constable, Police Office, Oldham, Lancashire.— Bow- street, April 11. Stolen from the person of a gentleman, about 10 a. m. on the 8th instant, whilst a number of people were preparing to leave the lower station of the Great Western Railway at Reading to witness a prize- fight, a valuable gold lever Watch, maker Roskell, Liverpool, No. 48923. A reward of £ 5 will be paid to any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the watch, on application to Mr. John Peck, Chief Superin- tendent of Police, Reading.— Bow- street, April 11. Description of a rnan who assaulted a female with intent to rob her, on a highway in the township of Gate Fulford, about 7' 30 p. m. on the 7th instant: about 30 years of age, dark hair, dark whiskers ; dressed in brown coat, dark trousers, and black hat. Information to be given to B. E. Naylor, East Riding Constabulary, Escrick, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 11. Stolen from the person, at Rugby races, two Watches of the following description, viz.: one is a silver lever hunting watch, Nr. 11093, no maker's name, capped, and has the appearance of having been taken off very frequently, the spring that opens it is very weak ; the other is an open- faced lever watch, No. 17308, maker's name ' Bennet, 65, Cheapside, maker to the Royal Family,' engraved on the inner cases, also ' Bennet' marked on dial- plate, winds up with a spring. In- formation to be given to Mr. James Wild, Superintendent of Police, Rugby, Warwickshire.— Bow- street, April 11. Stolen from the person of George Greensmith, of Tickhill, Yorkshire, when in the horse fair at Doncaster on the 5th instant, a German silver double- cased verge watch, maker's name, Richards, London, No. 805. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Isaac Gregory, Borough Police Office, Doncaster.— Bow- street, April 9. Stolen from the person of a gentleman, on the morning of the 3rd instant, at the Railway Station, Northampton, a lady's gold Geneva Watch, maker George Attenborough Strand, London. Information to be given to Mr. Inspector J. T. Evans, County Constabulary Station, Northampton.— Bow- street, April 9. About midnight on the 5th instant, Mr. William Carter, of No. 4, Manchester lane, Warrington, Cheshire, when near his own residence, was garotted and robbed of £ 1 15s. in gold, silver, and copper coins ; a silver Geneva Watch, engine- turned case and white enamelled dial; black silk Neck Guard; a common brass Seal with black stone, engraved an eye with inscription ' Watch over thee'; and small maroon morocco Purse with nine Receipt Stamps. Information ® > e given to Mr. John S. Macmichael, Chief Constable, Warrington, Cheshire.— Bow- street, April 7. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. Between the hours of 9 p. m. on the lst, and 7 a. m. Qn the 2nd instant, the shop of Mr. Benjamin Lewis, draper and grocer, Garnfach, in the parish of Aberystwith, was broken and entered, and the following articles stolen therefrom : a browa cloth Mantle, reeved on the back ; a brown cloth Mantle ; a grey wincey Mantilla or Shawl, coloured border; a woollen scarf Shawl, brown plaid; a length of West of England black ketseymere ( 2- 5 yards); two lengths of black Doeskin; a length 2 POLICE GAZETTE. April 14. of fancy Broadcloth, ribbed with a little red ( 4 yards) ; a fancy Muffler, scarlet border; a piece of gala Plaid, small check pattern, red and black ( about 30 yards) ; a woollen Scarf; about 10 lbs. of Tobacco, in 2oz. packets, ' Brankston f about 10 lbs. of Tobacco, in 4 oz. packets,' W, Ringer;' about 30s. worth of Receipt Stamps, about 40s. worth of Postage Stamps, and about 4s. in Coppers. Four men, of the following descrip- tion, are strongly suspected of having committed the same, as two of them were seen loitering about the neighbourhood on the evening of the 31st ultimo, and were also seen at the back of the said premises between 1 and 2 on the following morning, they, were then disturbed by a dog, and seen to make their escape over a wall, they have since been seen in company together, with one of them carrying a large sized black port- manteau. 1st, about 25 years of age, 6 feet 9 or 10 inches high, s'totttly made, fair complexion, full face, and dark curly hair ; dressed in dark monkey jacket, light trousers, dark billy- cock hat ( the brim turned up at the sides), and old boots. 2nd, about 35 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, proportionately made, fair complexion, and dark hair ; dressed in dark monkey jacket ( pockets outside), cord trousers, and dark_ cloth cap, which he wears on one side of his head, he was convicted about four years ago for breaking into the shop of Mr. Davis, iron- monger, of Pontypool. 3rd, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 ins. high, rather stoutly made, fair complexion, and light hair cut very short; dressed in black cut- off coat, light moleskin trousers, and dark billycock hat. 4th, from 30 to 40 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair and whiskers ( small), and a small wart on one side of his nose ; dressed in an old velvet coat and dark cap. They are all from the neighbourhood of Merthyr, and can be identified. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Usk, or to Superintendent Mr. H. Fowler, Tredegar, Monmouthshire. — Bow- street, April 14. Between the hours of 10 a. m. and 1 p. m. on the 12th inst., the dwelling- house of Thomas Godwin, of Buckover, in the parish of Thornbury, in the county of Gloucester, was broken into during the absence of the family, and the following articles was stolen therefrom : a black cloth Jacket, pockets outside ; a black cloth Vest, with a watch pocket on the right side; a pair of Cossack Boots, nearly new, with a row of sprigs round the outside, and make a great noise on being worn; and 10s. 6d. in silver. The offender will probably be wearing the stolen boots, as he left an old pair of lace- up half- boots on the pre- mises. Information to be given to Sergeant David Rawle, Thornbury, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, April 14. Stolen from a dwelling- house at Hook, near Goole, which was unoccupied, between the 22nd ultimo and the 9th instant, the following articles, the property of Mrs. Marshall, viz.: a dozen of Dessert Knives and Forks ; a dozen of Table Knives and Forks ; two Carvers; a pair of kid Boots ; a new calico Shirt ; a silk Skirt dyed black ; and a Fourpenny- piece. The thieves gained an entrance through the window, by wrenching the shutter. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent William Green, West Riding Constabulary, Goole, Yorkshire. — Bow- street, April 14. Further information respecting the burglary at Coatham, near Redcar, on the 31st ultimo, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 4th instant. A man and woman of the follow- ing description have been apprehended, and the whole of the plate, except the Butter- knife, has been recovered; the other articles are still missing: JAMES PEARSON, 29 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, blue eyes, dark brown hair, sallow complexion, and much pockpitted ; dressed in dark grey tweed coat, vest of same material, dirty moleskin trousers, greasy light- coloured cap, and lace- up shoes ; states that he is a native of Low Moor, near Bradford, Yorkshire, and is a puddler : and ANN WALKER, alias EMSLEY, alias DOWSEY, 31 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, brown eyes, dark brown hair, and fresh complexion ; dressed in a grey mixture shawl, lavender and white striped stuff dress, and black velvet bonnet, trimmed with red artificial flowers ; states that she is a native of Leeds, and has lived with Pearson two years as his wife. Two other men who were seen in their company prior to, and absconded immediately after their apprehension, and from whom Pearson says he got the property found in his possession, are strongly suspected, having been seen at Redcar on the night of the burglary. One about 31 or 32 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, stoutly made, light brown hair, no whiskers, and thin face ; dressed in black cloth cap, blue pilot coat with velvet collar, blue vest, dirty moleskin trousers, lace- up shoes, and red and yellow silk neckerchief: has worked at Darlington, Middlesbro', and other places, as a puddler ; his wife and child are residing at Spenny Moor, in the county of Durham, with her parents: the other about 24 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, stoutly made, fair complexion, light hair, no whiskers, and long face; dressed in black plush cap, singed on one sic^ e, old long blue pilot coat, tweed vest, shabby moleskin trousers, and strong shoes worn down at the heels: has served three years' penal servitude, which expired about two years ago ; he is brother to the other one, and works with him. In- formation to be given to Mr. George Howard, Deputy Chief Constable, Northallerton ; or to Mr. Superintendent E. Smith, Stokesley, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 14. During the night of the 4th instant, the dwelling- house of Henry Williams, Madeley- green, near Ironbridge, Salop, was broken into, and two hams of Bacon, about 16 lbs. each, stolen therefrom. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Richardson, Wellington ; or to P. C. William Evans, Iron- bridge, Salop.— Bow- street, April 11. Between 12 p. m. and 6 a. m. on the 6th instant the residence of Mrs. Darley, of Rossall Hall, near York, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen there- from : a Liquor Stand for four decanters ; a pair of Sugar Tongs, broken in the centre ; a Sugar Sifter; a Sugar Spoon, oval bowl ; an Inkstand, fluted pattern, with box in the centre and lid forming a small candlestick; two Tops of Inkstands ; a Sugar Basin and Tongs, plain pattern ; a pair of Candlesticks, fluted pattern ; three Tea Spoons, marked ' D and two Dessert Spoons, all silver, and marked with crest— a nag's head; a Timepiece in brass case; six or seven gold Seals, one engraved ' Mary Ann' and one with ivory handle and crest— a nag's head. Information to be given to Mr. Super- intendent Driscoll, Clifton, York.— Bow- street, April 9. On the morning of the 24th ultimo, between the hours of 1 and 6, the house of Messrs. J. and H. Walter, of Broad- street, 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 silver Guards, and Albert ditto, ladies' and gentlemen's diamond, fancy, and Signet Rings, and a large number of Wedding ditto, also Brooches, Breast Pins, < fcc., and about £ 40 in Gold, Silver, and Copper. Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, and the recovery of the whole of the property ( Which can be identified), shall receive £ 200 reward; or for the conviction of the offenders alone, shall receive £ 100 reward, on application to Mr. Power, Superintendent of Police, Worcester.— Bow- street, April 7. HOB. SE AID CATTLE STEALING. The Horse stolen from Warwick on the lst instant, the property of G. Baker, Esq., advertised in the Police Gazette of the 4th instant, has been recoveied. It was traced by the Police into Oxfordshire, about forty miles from Warwick. The man is still at large, and is supposed to have gone to Portsmouth. Information to be given to W. C. Hickling, Chief of Police, Warwick.— Bow- street, April 14. Stolen on the night of the 10th instant, from a field at Framfield, Sussex, the property of John Bannister, a wether Sheep. The skin and entrails were found in adjoining fields. Information to be given to Superintendent Bennett, Uckfield, or at any Police Station in East Sussex.— Bow- street, April 14. During the night of the 7th instant, a Ewe Sheep was slaughtered in a field on the farm of Mr. Thomas Ross, of Thornton Hall, Lincolnshire, and the left part of the loins, part of the skin, the fat, liver, and heart carried away, leaving the remainder of the said sheep in the field. A reward of £ 2 2s. is offered by the Yarborough Association for the Prosecution of Felons, and £ 5 5s. by Mr. Ross ( to continue in force one year and payable on conviction) to any person or persons who will give such information as shall lead to the discovery of or shall discover the offender or offenders. Infor- mation to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Barton- upon- Humber, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, April 14. Supposed to have been stolen, from the highway in the parish of Trysull. Staffordshire, on the night of the lst instant, the property of Mr. William White, a dark brown mare Pony, aged, about 12 hands high, has one broken knee, sore place on back, tail cut off a little above the hocks, and in low condition. Information to be given to P. C. S. Price, Police Station, Trysull, near Wolverhampton.— Bow- street, April 11. Supposed to have been stolen from Shafton- lane, near Cudworth, on the 2nd instant, a dark bay Horse, 15 hands high, 4 years old, long black tail and mane, and has had a blister on the near hind leg. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Greenhalgh, West Riding Constabulary, Barnsley, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 11. Left at a blacksmith's shop at Linslade, Bedford, on the morning of the 2nd instant, and supposed to have been stolen, a dark brown Horse, aged, about 14 hands high, hair off the forehead about the size of a half- crown, a loose setfast on near- side of back, saddle marks, in low condition, and had on an old halter. A short man, dressed in a brown coat and billycock hat, was seen riding the same into Linslade without a saddle, and has not since been heard of. Information to be given to Inspector W. Shepherd, Linslade, Leighton Buzzard, Beds. — Bow- street, April 7. LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Stolen on the 9th instant, about 3- 30 p. m., from No. 13, Upper Wimpole- street, the property of Mrs. Wood, two Table Spoons, and one small Fork, silver, plain, old- fashioned, and engraved, a talbot's head, erased, and ' C. H.;' two large Forks, three small ditto, three Table Spoons, four Dessert Spoons, and one Tea Spoon, electro- plated, Li pattern, crest, a hand, holding a cross, crosslet, makex-, Mappin. By two men : one, 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fresh complexion, dark hair and eyes ; dressed in black cloth coat, dark trousers and vest, and black billycock hat and band: the other tall, and carried a basket,— Metropolitan Police, D Division, April 14. Stolen on the 11th instant, a black Dress Coat, lined with crimson in the sleeves ; a brown Great Coat, plaid lining, velvet collar; a mixture Coat; a pair of black cloth Trousers ; a double- breasted Waistcoat; a ditto, black, with flowers ; two white Shirts ; two pairs of Drawers ; a pair of Wellington Boots ; a plaid Dress ; several Petticoats, and other under clothing. By a lodger, a journeyman baker, about 36 or 38 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fair complexion, short hair, very few whiskers, and dressed in a black beaver high- crowned hat, speckled coat, woollen cord Trousers, and had with him a white canvass bag. Information to be given to Mr. Thomas Everist, Superintendent of Police, Chatham. — Bow- street, 14. as worn by masons or carpenters, cord trousers, dark cap, and short Wellington boots, wore an apron tied round his waist. He lodged at the 1 White Hart' on the night previous to the rdbbery, and did not get up until nearly 10 o'clock the next morning when he at once left without any notice having been taken by the family, and was afterwards seen at Earith, with a small bundle in his possession. Had a tin whistle, which he played in some public- houses, and was begging for coppers. Information to be given to Superintendent A. Brown, St. Ives, Hunts.— Bow- street, April 14. Stolen between 11- 30 p. m. on the 8th,< and 4 a. m. on the 9t. h instant, from the shop, No. 1, Clayland's- place, Clapham- road, the property of Mr. Johnson, jeweller : 1 gold Garibaldi Pin, enamel portrait. 2 gold bullet Lockets, plain, open for miniatures, 12 pairs of gold and gem Ear- rings, various. 2 Brooches, gold and coral. 1 cameo Brooch. 1 pink topaz Ear- ring. 15 gold Geneva Watches, various, Nos. 87,024, 91,162, 92,675, 91,271, 37,843, 91,872. 89,321, 92,347, 91,470, 89,857, 88,774, 90,262, 64,821, 64,833, and 69.915. By two men, one of whom is now remanded; the other escaped with the above articles ( supposed) in his possession.— 7" J— Police, V Division, April 14. On the 7th instant a man absconded from the borough of Great Grimsby, charged with stealing a blue striped Shirt, a white calico ditto, and a pair of blue worsted Stockings from his lodgings ; also with obtaining several sums of Money of various persons, under the following false pretence, viz., that he was mate of a ship lying in the Royal Dock, and that he should favor the butchers with orders for meat for the ship. He is about 22 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, stoutly built, with round shoulders, light hair and whiskers, meeting under the chin, fresh complexion, and peculiar small eyes; dressed in a loose brown and black checked coat and trousers of the same material, and blue cap ; has a mild plausible manner of talking, with the appeara; ce of a captain or mate of a ship : states that he is a native of Scarborough, and that he served in mation to be given to Mr. John Campbell, Chief Superinten- one of Her Majesty's cutters about seven years ago. Infor- dent, Town Hall, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, April 14. Absconded on the 7th instant, from the service of Messrs Hilliard, Dale, and Stretton, 3, Gray's- inn- square, embezzling £ 100,— a clerk, 36 years of age, 6 feet 5 inches high, light com ® plexion and hair, very blue eyes; dress, cut- off mourning coat. — Metropolitan Police E Division, April 11. Absconded on the 4th instant, from No. 51, Oxford- street, stealing £ 13, the money of Mr. Eugarde, his employer, the porter, who is about 30 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, dark complexion, hair, and whiskers, and dressed in a brown frock coat, brown striped trousers and vest, and black hat.— Metro- '-'-•- - Police, E Division, Aprils. Stolen, about 1 p. m. on the 10th instant, from No. 296, Regent- street, the property of Mr. Leroy, watchmaker, six horizontal gold Watches, maker Leroy. By a Polish Jew, 45 years of age, 5 ft. 7 inches high, hair, whiskers, and moustache turning grey ; dressed in dark clothes.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, April 14. A warrant has been issued at the borough of Kingston- upon- Hull for the apprehension of JOHN GEORGE SHEPHERD, merchant's clerk, charged with embezzling £ 50 and upwards, the property of his master, Mr. James Headley. He is about 21 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, dark hair and complexion, no whiskers, thick lips; dressed in dark clothes, and of respectable appearance; speaks the Yorkshire dialect. He will no doubt make for some seaport, and endeavour to leave the country. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Hull, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 14. Further information respecting the robbery of sheep Skins from Little Stretton, during the night of the 3rd instant. The skins have been recovered at Ludlow, while they were being offered for sale, but the party offering them made his escape; his name is JAMES J. KILFOY, and not ' FIEGTRY' as previously stated, but of the same description as before stated. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Baxter, or to P. C. B. Proden, Acton Scott, Church Stretton, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, April 14. Stolen on the 9th instant, from the parish of Gayton Thorpe, a blue pilot cloth Top Coat, with large bone buttons, one large pocket on the left inside, and two pockets on the outside, the pockets are lined with dark grey jean, and the sleeves with drab jean, the property of John Wilson. By a man about 20 years of age, nearly 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, light complexion, no whiskers, and dressed in a fustian jacket, cord breeches, and Duffield gaiters with leather round the bottoms. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Rose, Docking, near Lynn, Norfolk ; or to Inspector Wilson, Grim- ston, near Lynn.— Bow- street, April 14. Stolen, from the ' White Hart' inn, St. Ives, Huntingdon- shire, on the 12th instant, a lady's grey sealskin Jacket, wi h large collar, and turn- up sleeves, piped, with violet trimming. By a man about 30 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, with fair complexion, small s ndy whiskers, most under chin, and slight sandy moustache; dressed in a white flannel jacket, the same Further information respecting the gold Watches stolen at Colchester on the 3rd instant, and advertised in the Police Gazette of the 7th instant. The two men therein described were accompanied by two other men on the day of the robbery, one of whom is supposed to be about 25 years of age, of middle height, with fair complexion, and light hair; dressed in black clothes, and grey wideawake with black band round it ; the other about 18 years of age, and dressed in rather shabby black clothes. The man before described as wearing a black wide- awake hat, and carrying a great coat on his arm, had also a small black leather bag. They all took second class tickets at the Marks- Tey Station, for London, by the train which arrives at Marks- Tey at 4' 42 p. m., and reaches London at 6-£ ti\. Information to be given to Mr. 0. Downes, Head Constable, Colchester.— Bow- street, April 9. Stolen, on the afternoon of the 4th instant, from the dwelling- house of Thomas Scales, farm bailiff, of Hill Top, Dalton, Yorkshire, the following property, viz. : a Half- Sovereign, and 8s. in Silver; a pair of black cloth Trousers, lined with white twill, bound round the top with black braid, and brown bone buttons ; a black cloth Vest, lined with yellow calico, black back, and buttons close up with hook and eye at the top, and black round buttons. By three men who entered the house under the pretence of begging a drink of water: two of them about 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, and dressed in old black cloth coats, and grey caps : the other, 25 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, much pockpitted, and dressed in an old fustian sleeved vest, fustian or cord trousers, and cap. All of them have the appearance of tramps. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Superintendent Gillett, Court House, Rotherham, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 7. About noon on the 3rd instant, three gold Watches were stolen from the shop of Mr. James Brown, silversmith, High- street, Colchester. By two men, of the following description ; one about 28 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fair complexion, light whiskers ; dressed in black cloth frock coat, black trousers and vest, black wide- awake, and carried a rough great coat; the other from 30 to 35 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high, dark hair, sharp features, aud slight moustache ; dressed in black frock coat, black trousers, vest, and hat. £ 10 reward will be paid in moieties, by Henry Wolton, Esq., Treasurer of the Colchester Association for the Protection of Property, & c. and the said James Brown, on the conviction of the offenders and restoration of the property, or a part thereof in proportion to the amount restored, to the party or parties giving the necessary information and evidence. Description of the watches stolen : a large gold lever, jewelled in 8 holes, compensation balance, gold dial, maker James Brown, No. 5519; a gold level1, 14 size, capped, gold figures, maker James Brown, No. 49206; a large gold dial lever, capped and jewelled in 6 holes, spring above, engine turning worn, maker James Brown, Colchester, No. 3231. Information to be given to Mr. O. Downes, Head Constable, Town Hall, Colchester.— Bow- street, April 7. Description of THOMAS TEMPLE ROBINSON, who absconded from Rushyford on the evening of the SOth ultimo embezzling a large sum of money belonging to Sir William Eden, of Windlestone Hall, Bishop Auckland. He is about 50 years of age, upwards of 6 feet high, dark florid complexion, rather full dark eyes, dark hair, bald on top of head, small whiskers, bridge of nose broken, and dressed like a gentlemau farmer, has been a land agent, and has a gentlemanly appear- ance. He may attempt to leave the country. He took the train at Leamside Station the same night, for the south ; he had with him a small light- coloured Carpet Bag, and a small square black box; and was dressed in dark clothes, and a dark loose paletot. A reward of £ 20 will be paid for his apprehen- sion. Information to be given to Superintendent Henderson, Bishop Auckland, Durham.— Bow- street, April 7. Absconded from Goodnestone- next- Wingham, Kent, on the 3rd instant ( charged with stealing a quantity of oats, the April 14, PCMCE GAZETTE. a property of his master), WILLIAM WOOD, a farm servant, about 20 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, pale face, large • eyes, light hair inclined to curl, no whiskers, and has a small scar on or near the chin ; dressed in fustian jacket and trou- sers, black cloth cap with peak, and heavy lace- up boots. He is a native of Brambling, in the parish of Ickham, and may endeavour to join the army or navy. A warrant has been issued for his apprehension. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent William Stokes, Kent Constabulary, Sandwich. Bow- street, April 1. A ball furnaceman namen THOMAS LAYTON, obtained | found in the canal at King's Morton, and supposed to have been by false pretences on the 5th instant, from the cashier, Mr. j in the water about three weeks-; an inquest has been held and Williams, at the Patent Shaft Works, Wednesbury, the sums an open verdict of Found Drowned was returned by the jury ; nf ^ -<•>• « — * « -> i'—" he is of the following description about 45 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 6 inches high, small whiskers turning grey, rather stoutly FVRVAVI/ N HN+ /-.(•' J- L V. - J ! — „ 1 ., L 1 L Description of GEORGE PITMAN, charged with stealing a racing saddle, the property of Mr. John Kent, his late master. He is about 40 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, of thin make, black hair turning grey, hazel eyes, has a speck on the left eye near the sight, and is generally dressed in a dark coat, white neckerchief, and black hat. He left the service of Mr. Kent, of Goodwood, Surrey, on the 26th of February last, and will probably seek employment as a servant or waiter at an hotel; he has the appearance of a soldier. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Henry Pratt, Chichester, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, April 7. Description of LEWIS SMITH, native of Coventry, watchmaker, who left Keighley, Yorkshire, on the lst instant, stealing and taking with him a quantity of gold and silver Watches. About 45 years of age, 4 feet 11 inches high, dark complexion, hazel eyes, black hair, slightly pockpitted, and rather round shouldered ; dressed in grey mixture suit, brown plush waistcoat, blucher boots or shoes and cap. He has resided in Keighley since May, 1861. His wife is a little woman of dark complexion. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Gill, West Riding Constabulary, Keighley, Yorkshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, April 7. Absconded from Cambridge on the 4th instant, charged with stealing 15s. in Copper Money from the shop of Mr. Sturton, chemist, JOHN HANCOCK, a painter, about 36 years of age ( but looks younger), about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, brown hair which turns under at the sides, no whiskers, firesh complexion, grey eyes, rather sunken, sharp features, Roman nose, long neck, rather red behind, and is of very smart appearance ; dressed, when he absconded, in a fashionable low- crowned felt hat, blue scarf, black cloth coat, round corners, bound with braid, buttons up to the throat, dark long waists coat, buttons up to the neck, dark striped cloth trousers, fitting tight to the leg, and high- heeled boots or eyelet- holed shoes; he walks erectly, but carries his head a little forward. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. W. G. Turrall, Head Constable, Cambridge, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, April 7. Absconded from his regiment at the Tower, London, SERJEANT THOMAS SLATER, charged with embezzling about £ 25. He is 25 years of age, 5 feet 9- J inches high, fresh complexion, light hazel eyes, dark brown hair, stoops when walking. He is supposed to be about London. Infor- mation to be given to the Adjutant, lst Batt. 3rd Regiment, the Tower, London.— Bow- street, April 7. Description of REUBEN JOHNSON, charged with felony, and who absconded from Cotebrook, near Tarporley, Cheshire, on the 30th ultimo. He is 16 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fre9h complexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, and healthy looking; dressed in a blue pilot monkey jacket, fustian trousers, black cloth cap, and face- up boots. Informa- tion' to be given to Mr. Superintendent David Gwynne, or to Sergeant Mayho, Police Station, Tarporley, Cheshire.— Bow- street, April 7. Absconded from Shrewsbury, on the 28th ultimo, charged with "•. ling a Sheepskin ( which has since been recovered), the j ,' erty of Mr. John Deakin, of Edge, in the parish of Port try, farmer, JOHN STANTON, an Irish rag and bone atherer, 35 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, dark complexion, cut mark under one eye ( supposed the left) which he states was recently done with the point of a scythe ; dressed in an old plaid jacket and Bendigo cap ; generally carries a basket containing knives, ballads, & c., which he offers for sale to farm- servants or in exchange for horsehair, & c. I'le has a girl with him, about 3 years old, fair complexion, to whom he is very attentive, and on applying for lodging he requests the landlady to take charge of the child. Information to be given to Mr. Tonkin, Deputy Chief Constable, County Police Office, Shrewsbury; or to PC. ( No. 40) Richard Bradshaw, Pontesbury, Sa'op, who holds a warrant for his apprehension. — Bow- street, April 7. Absconded from Stone, Staffordshire, on the 30th ultimo, charged with stealing a Ham, the property of William Minshall Dutton, innkeeper, of St one, VERNON FOGG, stonemason, about 40 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, dark hair and eyes, sallow complexion, smart appearance; dressed in stonemason's clothing; is of dissipated habits ; and will be found on some large piece of work. He may be accompanied by his wife, who is stout and of Very sallow complexion, and two daughters, about 17 and 13 years of age. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent James Keith,, Stone, Staffordshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension. — Bow- street, April 7. of £ 19 3s. 3d. and £ 8 15s., stating that he had been sent by two fellow- workmen, named Joseph Tate and John Whit- taker. Layton ( who has absconded) is of the following de- scription, viz.: about 5 feet 104 inches high, stoutly made, bald- headed, hair turning grey, no whiskers, red rough face, pitted with smallpox, has a mole on small of back, second finger of left hand is very large, about 40 years of age, and dressed in a suit of black clothes. He has friends at Tollbud, Tipton, Tividale, and Quarry Bank, Staffordshire, and in York- shire,, near Sheffield. It is thought he will make to some sea- port town for Australia or America. Information to be given to Inspector John T. Holland, Police Office, Wednesbury, or at any other Police Station in South Stafford.— Bow- street, April 9. A woman, calling herself ELEANOR WILLIAMS, also known by the name of MADDISON, stands committed for trial at Sleaford quarter sessions to be held on the 10th instant, charged with obtaining money under false pretences. She is a hawker of inferior lace, which she sells as Valenciennes or Maltese manufacture, and describes herself as the widow of a soldier, with four children, which is untrue. She is about 46 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, rather stout, bloated countenance from drink, dark hair and eyes, is a native of Glasgow, and generally dresses in a straw bonnet with light green ribbon, check or plaid shawl, and carries a small reticule with ' Eleanor Williams, Licenced Hawker,' labelled on the side. It is strongly suspected that she has committed similar offences elsewhere. Information to be given to the Superinten- dent of Constabulary, Kesteven Police Station, Lincoln.— Bow- street, April 7. FELONIES ( Not otherwise describedJ. Description of a man charged with an attempt to commit a rape,, at Stretton, near Burton- on- Trent, Staffordshire, at 7.30 p. m. on tbe 7th instant. He is 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, light brown hair, small sandy whiskers, florid complexion; dressed in velveteen jacket, corduroy trousers, brown cloth cap, and nailed boots : has the appear- ance of a labourer in search of employment. Information to be given to Mr. Chief Superintendent Bergen, Burton- on- Trent, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, April 9. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Absconded from the Waterloo Station, London and South- western Railway, on the 8th instant, a lad of the following description, who is charged with obtaining money under false pretences. He is about 16 years of age, 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, dark hair, fair complexion, slightly marked with the smallpox, and dressed when last seen in a black frock coat, corduroy trousers, plain mackintosh, shiny cap, police Wel- lington boots, and blue striped shirt. It is thought he may try to go to sea. He is well known in Marshall- street, London- road, Southwark, where his father resides. Information to be given to Mr. Bent, Inspector, Waterloo Station, London.— Bow- street, April 14. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Apprehended at Southampton, on the 10th instant, charged with committing a burglary at a public- house, THOMAS JACKSON, describes himself as a groom, 36 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, sallow complexion, whiskers inclined to be sandy under his chin, has the appearance of a labourer in an ironfoundry, states that he belongs to Man- chester. His wife is now in Holloway Prison, in the name of Jones. On his person was found forty- one small skeleton keys and eleven double skeletons for opening street and inner doors of houses. It is supposed that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent J. T. Enriglit, Southampton.— Bow- street, April 14. Left his home at Worcester, on the 25th ult., WILLIAM PRICE, about 11 years of age, very slight, tall for his age, has dark hazel eyes with dark spot on right eyelid, black hair, pale complexion ;, he was dressed in dark cloth jacket and trousers. As his mother was in London when he left, it is probable that he may have endeavoured to go there, or that some ill lias befallen him. Information to be given to the Worcester City Police.— Bow- street, April 14. Stolen, from a draper's shop at Worsley, near Manchester, between 11.30 p. m. on the 9th and 7 a. m. on the 10th instant, 3 lbs. of Tobacco in a brown paper, six pairs of men's blue worsted Stockings, six pairs of boys' ditto, twelve pairs of children's blue Socks with white tops, and twelve cotton Pocket- liandkerchiefs with blue ground and white spots. Information to given to the Superintendent of Police, Eccles, near Manchester.— Bow- street, April 14. Description of two men committed for further examination at Paisley on a charge of uttering Forged £ 1 Notes, pur- porting to be of the National Bank of Scotland. One, GEORGE McDONALD, says he is a hawker or dealer, and a native of England, but is* most likely an Irishman, about 32 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, 126 lbs. weight, light brown hair, grey eyes, fresh complexion, long face, small sandy whiskers, downcast look, and slender figure; dressed in a close fitting blue overcoat nearly new, dark cloth coat, vest, and trousers much worn, and a fashionable Naples felt hat. The other, EDWARD CHARLESWORTH, says he is a dealer, and a native of Plymouth, speaks with the London accent, about 22 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, 135 lbs. weight, dark hair and eyes, sallow complexion, round face, whiskers shaved off, and proportionate figure; dressed in a light grey rough overcoat, dark cloth coat very shabby, dark cloth vest and trousers, and black silk hat. It is suspected that these men have been previously convicted or may have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Superinten- dent G. Ingram, Burgh Police Office, County Buildings, Paisley.— Bow- street, April 14. Description of a man committed to take his trial at the Quarter Sessions to be held at Beverley, in the East Riding of York, for Felony, and stroDgly suspected of being previously convicted. He gives the name of THOMAS JONES, a native of Tealby, near Lincoln, 35 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark hair and whiskers ( meeting under the chin, but shaved off the face), has a cast on the left eye, and the nail on the first finger of the left hand is disfigured, states he is a labourer and has been tramping the country for some time in search of work; dressed in dark mixture cloth coat, no vest, fustian trousers, red and white plaid scarf^ strong lace- up boots, and a blue woollen Scotch cap witl) peak, such as are worn by stablemen. He is supposed to have been accompanied by another man in the commission of the robbery, who has absconded ; he is des- cribed as about 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, slenderly made, dark hair, and no whiskers ; dressed in a fustian coat, dark trousers and cap, and strong boots which are supposed to have 8 rows of nails at the bottoms and 14 very large nails round the heels, and 4 nails in the centre of the heels, he is a labourer, and supposed to be a native of Norfolk. Information to be given to Mr. J. D. Wright, Superintendent, East Riding Con- stabulary, Leven, near Beverley, Yorkshire. — Bow- street, April 14. Description of three men commitled to Gloucester Gaol for one month, for attempting to pick pockets on the Cheltenham race- course on the 9th instant, viz.: JOHN WISHINGTON, 5 feet 6 inches high, light brown hair, hazel eyes, fair com- plexion, and dressed in a bowler hat, black jacket, dark fustian trousers, long leather leggings, and waterproof overcoat; JAMES MANTON, 5 feet 8 inches high, dark brown hair, grey eyes, fair complexion, slight scar on right cheek- bone, and dressed in a black hat, black jacket, mixture trousers, brown Inverness eape, and a pair of black leather leggings; and JAMES WILLIAMS, 5 feet 4 inches high, dark brown liair, hazel eyes, fresh complexion, and dressed in a black hat, black frock coat, and black trousers. It is supposed they have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. John Nicholls, Deputy Chief Constable, Cheltenham.— Bow- street, April 14. On the 6th instant the body of a man, name unknown, was made, but bare of flesh ; dressed in a long white slop or smock, two waistcoats ( one a fustian and the other a blue and white stripe), good cord trousers, and lace- up boots nearly new, had the appearance of a decent labouring man. A man of a similar description was seen near the canal on the night of the 17th ult., he then stated he had been lodging in Birmingham, and had been to Evesham to see some relations, that he had walked back through Worcester, and was making his way to Birmingham. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, King's Heath, near Birmingham'.— Bow- street, April 14. Description of JANE TUCK, a domestic servant, who has absconded, charged on a warrant with concealing the birth of her illegitimate child, at the parish of Wimborne, Dorset, in the month of February last. She is 24 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, stout make, round fail pale face, and dark hair, dressed in a black dress, Paisle shawl, and black bonnet. She was last heard of in London on the 4th ins: ant, applying for a situation at a register office for servants in Holborn. Information to be given to Superintendent Baynton, Dorset Constabulary, Wimborne.— Bow- street, April 11. Description of two men committed for trial at Aylesbury Assizes, charged with committing a burglary at Stony Strat- ford, on the 30th ultimo. JAMES BROWN, a native of Wednesbury, Stafford, 22 years of age, 5 feet 84 inches high,, brown hair, pale complexion, full face, no whiskers, tattooed on right arm, ' V. It.' and heart on left; dressed in brown mixture cloth vest, monkey jacket, black cloth trousers, red and white cotton neckerchief, glazed cap with peak, and Wellington boots, he has served in the 2nd Stafford Militia. JAMES HARRISON, 28 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, dark brown hair, fresh complexion, whiskers shaven off, has lost several front teeth from the upper jaw, 1B.' on thumb of left hand ; dressed in blue monkey jacket, cord trousers, red and white silk neckerchief, dark cloth cap with peak, and Wellington boots. They recently left Old Pye- street, West- minster, are supposed to be known on the B M and H Metro- politan Divisions, and to have been previously convicted. Information to be given to' Mr. Thos. Breary, Superintendent of Police, Fenny Stratford, Bucks.— Bow- street, April 11. Missing from his home, 2A, Durnford- place, Haverstock- hill, since the 5tli instant, DAVID COADE, 34 years of age, about 5 feet 7| inches high, brown eyes, black wiry hair, brown moustache and beard, long thin face, prominent fore- head, and rather near- sighted ; dressed, when he left home, in black coat, vest, and trousers, hat with black hatband, silk necktie, and side- spring boots. He had in his possession a pocket- book with the name ' David Coade' inside fly- leaf, and a card of the London Society of Compositors in one of the pockets, a pair of black steel- mounted spectacles, and about £ 1 8s. in silver. It is feared some ill has befallen him, or that he has met with some foul treatment. He was last seen in Shoe- lane, Fleet- street, when lie stated he should go in search of an omnibus to proceed home. Information to be given at 2A, Durnford- place, Maiden- road, Haverstock- hill; or at the Bow- street Police Station.— Bow- street, April 11. Description of a man remanded at the Police Station, Leighton Buzzard, till the 15th instant, on a. charge of Uttering counterfeit coin, viz., a sovereign, a half ditto, and a shilling : HENRY PHILLIPS, about 22 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, light brown hair, no whiskers, fair complexion, and thin face ; dressed in a long light fustian coat, corded trousers, and cap: states that he lodged at a coffee- shop in Lion- street, Chelsea, London, and has been recently in the employ of a dairyman in Brewer- street, Pimlico. He is supposed to have committed a similar offence at or near Oxford. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire.— Bow- street, April 11. Description of a woman committed on the 9th instant, for trial, charged with larceny and obtaining goods by false pre- tences, at Birkenhead : SARAH FRANCES HEALEY, 18 years of age, 4 feet 11 inches high, fresh complexion, light brown wavy hair, grey eyes; dressed in a black and white plaid dress, small pattern, a new Paisley shawl of the newest pattern, and a mixed straw bonnet, trimmed with black silk and beads. Had in her possession a double black paramatta Shawl, trimmed with black stamped silk, a pawn ticket for a pair of Boots, and another for a silk Umbrella, both pledged at Preston on the 5th instant. She is strongly suspected of having committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to James Birnie, Head Constable, Birkenhead, Cheshire.— Bow- street, April 11. Description of a man, who gives the name of GEORGE HARRIS, and states he is a native of Melksham, Wilts, and a cabinetmaker by trade ( which is supposed to be false). He is 38 or 39 years of age, 5 feet 5f inches high, rather short straight dark brown hair turning grey, florid complexion, face covered with pimples, little or no whiskers; dressed in a dark coat and vest, dirty cord trousers, low shoes, red and black plaid woollen shirt, clean white paper collar turning over a black silk necktie, aud black wide- awake hat. He states that he came from Southampton ; and a pawn- ticket was found in his possession of a pair of boots, pledged, in the name of A. Coombs, at the shop of L. Goldsmid, No. 103, High- street, Southampton, oil the lst of April. He is charged with obtaining money under false pretences in the city of Salisbury, and is remanded. It is strongly suspected that he has com- mitted offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. E. Caldow, Chief Superintendent of Police, Salisbury, Wilts. Bow- street, April 9. Description of CHARLES HUNT, a man of weak intel- lect, who left Windsor on the 4th instant with the intention of proceeding to his home, No. 7, Floyd- court, Fetter- lane, Hol- born, and has not since been heard of. He is 42 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, swarthy complexion, and long black hair; dressed in brown coat, black trousers and vest, black hat, blucher boots, and plaid necktie. It is feared some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Eager, Police Station, Windsor ; or at any of the Police Stations in London.— Bow- street, April 9. A man of the following description was apprehended on the 4th instant, at the parish of Breslington, near Bristol, Somersetshire, with a quantity of lead gutter in his possession, which had been taken off a house in the above parish, and it is believed that he has been convicted of similar offences, or that he is a returned convict. WILLIAM BLACKBOURN, alias BLACKMOOR, 20 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, slight figure, light hair and eyes, the latter much swollen and inflamed, and dressed in a white smock frock, dark cloth jacket, cloth cap with peak, and cord trousers. Information to be given to Sergeant James Schollar, Reynshani, Bath, Somerset, — Bow- street, April 9, 4 POLICE GAZETTE. April 14. Description of a man charged with uttering a Counterfeit Sovereign, in payment for a memorandum hook, on the evening of the 5th instant, at a bookseller's shop in the borough of Ashton- under- Lyne, Lancashire. He is 30 to 32 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 " inches high, dark complexion, dark hair, long features, and sullen looking ; dressed in dark clothes and black felt deerstalker's hat. He is of respectable appearance ; and can be identified. Information to be given to Mr. Dalgleish, Chief Constable, Borough Police Office, Ashton- under- Lyne, Lancashire.— Bow- street, April 9. Description of JOHN SMITH, in custody at Rotherham, and remanded until the 14th instant, charged ( with two other men not in custody) with entering the dwelling- house of Thomas Scales, of Hill Top, Dalton, farm bailiff, on the 4th instant, and stealing therefrom H Sovereign, 8s. in Silver, one pair of black cloth Trousers, and one black cloth Vest. He is 35 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, grey eyes, and dressed in a fustian sleeved vest, fustian trousers, heavy lace- up boots, and black cloth cap with peak ; he states he comes from Ashford, near Hounslow, Mid- lesex, and is a labourer. It is suspected that he has com- mitted similar offences elsewhere. Description of the_ other two men at large : one is about 25 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, and dressed in an old brown p aid shooting jacket, fustian trousers, and black cloth cap; his father is a toll collector at or near Ripley, Derbyshire; he has served in one of the Staffordshire regi- ments of militia ; the other is about 18 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion, black hair, much pockmarked, and dressed in an old green cloth coat, the stolen trousers and vest, and black cloth cap without peak. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Gillett, Court- house, Rotherham. Bow- street, April 9. PROPERTY STOLEN. The black retriever Bitch advertised in the Police Gazette of the 11th instant, supposed to have been stolen from the Rock Rectory, Worcestershire, has been found and retored to the owner.— Bow- street, April 14. Stolen between 7 and 9' 15 p. m. on the 9th instant, from No. 30, Tredegar- square, Stepney, the property of Mr. Jeff'ery : 1 Gravy Spoon. 6 Tea Spoons. 2 Mustard Spoons. 1 Milk Jug. 3 Mugs, engraved ' C. H.' and ' E | B.' 2 sets of christening presentation Plate. 1 ivorv Miniature of a gentleman. 1 small silver Box. I blood stone Cross, hair in centre. 1 gold Mourning Ring, engraved, a skeleton and motto. 1 gold Ring, with cornelian stone, engraved ' Emily.' 1 gold Ring, with pearls and garnets. 3 Table Spoons. 1 old Apostle Spoon, date 1665. 1 Sauce Ladle. 1 Sugar Basin. 6 Dinner Forks. 6 Dessert Spoons. 1 old- fashioned Teapot. 1 pint Tankard, engraved ' C. C.' 6 Dessert Forks. 1 Knife and Fork, ivory handle, engraved ' A. L. M. 1 small gold Pencilcase. 2 pearl hoop Rings. 1 pearl and turquoise Ring. 1 small Brooch, engraved ' Wm. Hy. King Jeffery,' hair set with pearls. 1 gold Eyeglass. 3 cornelian Necklaces. £ 15 in Gold. Metropolitan Police, K Division, April 14. Stolen on the 12th instant, from a bedroom at the ' Hare and Hounds Inn,' in the parish of Cullompton, a patent silver lever Watch, with ' W. Tremlett' scratched on the inside case. Supposed bv a man about 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fresh complexion, black hair, and dressed in black cap and very dirty fustian clothes. He stated he was going to Bath. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Superintendent R. G. Collins, Devon Constabulary, Collompton— Bow- street, April 14. Stolen from the house of William Upperton, at Sutton, West Sussex, between 1 and 6 p. m. on the 9th instant, four Medals : one a Crimean, marked ' W. M.' with two bars attached, ' Sebastopol' and ' Balaklava ;' one Chinese, marked ' William Marsh;' one for Good Conduct, marked ' William Marsh, Royal Marines ;' the other Turkish. A young woman who left the house just before the medals were missed is sus- pected : about 31 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, dark hair and eyes, and pockpitted ; dressed in a black bonnet, grey cloak, and brown woollen dress ; she took the train at Petworth Station for London Bridge on the evening . t' the 9th instant. Information to be given to Mr. Kemmish, Superintendent, West Sussex Constabulary, Petworth.— Bow- street, April! 4. Stolen from a dwelling- house at St. Leonard's- on- the- Sea, between 9 a. m. on the 11th and 7 a. m. on the 12th instant, a brown velvet bag, containing a £ 10 Bank of England Note, No. 50513 ; six £ 5 ditto, Nos. 88287,00927,26828, and 78427; and a Cheque on Beeching's Bank, payable to Emma Davis for £ 16 10s. Information to be given Mr. Superintendent Glenis- ter, Town Hall, Hastings.— Bow- street,, April 14-. Stolen, on the 21st ultimo, the property of George Schofield, of Newton- by- Toft, Lincolnshire, a black, yellow, and white Shepherd Dog, answers to the name of ' Cap.' £ 1 reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Strugnell, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire — Bow- st, reet, April 14. Stolen, between 3 and 5 p. m. on the 12th instant, from the house of William Symonds, labourer, in the township of Yatton, near Ross, Herefordshire, a dark brown Jacket, old fashioned, two pockets outside,,, figured Orleans lining; three cloth Shirts, one very old mended with calico ; a yellow silk Pocket- handkerchief with a flower in the centre ; a dark purple ditto with a white diamond in the centre ; two pairs of black cotton gloves ; 1 lb. of Sugar ; and 1 oz. of Twist Tobacco in blue uaper, marked ' Collins, Ross.' Information to be given to Sergeant Durham, Police Station, Ross, Herefordshire.— Bow- street, April 14. Stolen, from the pocket of a coat left temporarily by the side of the canal, Aldershot, Hants, a gold Watch and long "• old Chain with small links, maker Dent, engraved inside of back ' In memoriam William Warner Allen, June 11th, 1859': there was also attached to the watch by a small gold Chain a gold Key, Compass, and Locket with blue cross at the back. £ 5 reward reward will be given for the recovery of the watch and apprehension of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Howard, Hants Constabulary, Camp, Aldershot.— Bow- street, April 11. Stolen between 4 and 6 a. m. on the 9th instant, from the ' Castle Inn,' Ashford, the property of Mr. James Brown Rivers, eight silver Tea Spoons : three marked on the handles ' R. S. J.' and five < I.* S. (' H.' above); one plated Fork, marked ' B.;' and three silver Salt Spoons, one marked ' B.' A man of the following description is strongly suspected : he slept at the above- named inn on the 8th, and left about 4 a. m. on the 9th instant, without the knowledge of the landlord, he is a journeyman baker, 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fair complexion, short hair, very few whiskers ; dressed in black beaver hat, light speckled coat, and light woollen cord trousers. Information to be given to Mr. David Dewar, Superintendent of Police, Kent County Constabulary, Ashford.— Bow- street, April 11. Supposed to have been stolen on the 30th ultimo, from Crosswood, Montgomeryshire, a white setter Dog, has a few liver- coloured spots on it, and answers to the name of ' Dash' A handsome reward will be paid by Capt. Hayward, the owner, on recovery of the dog, Slc. Information to be given at the Police Station, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- street, April 11. Stolen from a merchant's warehouse, in Sheffield, on the 7th instant, a japanned Cash- box, containing £ 8 in Gold, 6s. in Silver, and the following Bills of Exchange, viz.: Bill for £ 125, dated Sheffield, 3rd April, 1862, at three months, drawn upon Messrs. J. C. un Thurn and Co., London, by Eben. Parker and Sons; and another for £ 27 19s., dated 26th March, 1862, at three months, drawn upon Messrs. Sewell and Neck, London, by Eben. Parker and Sons. Whoever will give such informa- tion as may lead to the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves, and recovery of the bills, shall receive £ 10 reward, on application to Messrs. Parker and Sons, merchants, Sheffield. Information to lie given to Mr. Jackson, Chief Constable, Town Hall, Sheffield.— Bow- street, April 11. Stolen during the night of the 5th instant, from the flat ' Wootton,' while lying in Witton Brook, near Northwich, Cheshire, two blue pilot cloth monkey Jackets, lined with red plaid, and black buttons ; two pairs of moleskin Trousers ; a pair of blue flannel Drawers ; a pair of blue worsted knitted Stockings, newly footed : the above articles are all men's size, and the property of William Horton, Captain, and Samuel Barker, hand, of Mid- lane, Witton. Information to be given to Superintendent Blake, Police Office, Middlewich ; or to Sergeant Bohanna, Police Station, Northwich, Cheshire.— Bow- street, April 11. Stolen on the 3rd instant, from a stable at Barrow Shaw, in the borough of Oldham, a new Bridle and Curb Chain, and a Grease Brush. Also stolen, from the counter of a shop in the said borough, on the evening of the 5th instant, a pair of gentleman's Boots, elastic sides, stamped ' G. B.' on the soles and heels. Information to be given to Mr. James Wetherell, Chief Constable, Police Office, Oldham.— Bow- street, April 11. Stolen, on the morning of the 8th instant, from a bedroom at the ' Railway' Hotel, Wallingford- road Station, Berks, a small gold Watch with gold Chain attached, marked on the works ' William Druce, Winkfield.' Supposed by some men who went there with a party of pugilists that morning, as three of them were seen upstairs. Information to be given to Robert Johnson, Inspector Berks Constabulary, Wallingford. Bow- street, April 11. Stolen from the house of Mrs. Taylor, at Northchurch, Herts, between 3 and 4 p. m. on the 6th instant, while the family were at church, six Tea Spoons, two Table Spoons, a pair of Sugar Tongs, and an old Tea Spoon marked ' S. H.', all silver ; a silver Watch without a glass; a silver Albert Chain ; and £ 1 lis. 2d. in money. Two men of respectable appearance were seen to leave the house. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Great Berkhampstead, Herts.— Bow- street, April 9. Stolen, from a shop in Liverpool, between 7 p. m. on the 5th, and 11 p. m. on the 6th instant: 1 small gold- cased lever Watch, and 3 hunting Watches, G. Gowland, maker, Liverpool. 2 large gold Watches, gold dials, engraved backs. 1 cylinder enamelled Geneve Watch, with three figures. 1 gold chased- case Watch, Stauffer, maker, Geneve. ] gold engine- turned cased Watch. 1 gold detached centre seconds Watch, gold dial, the name Gowland in black letters thereon, No. 5786. 2 gold engine- turned cased Watches, enamel dials, Stauffer or Jacot, makers, Geneve. 1 gold Geneve Watch, Stauffer, maker, Geneve. 1 gold lever Watch, a steam- boat engraved on the back, Stauffer, maker, Geneve. 1 gold hunting Watch, engine- turned case, enamel dial, Stauffer, maker, Geneve. 2 gold Geneve Watches, enamel dials, engine- turned cases, chased edges. 1 gold open face lever Watch, enamel dial, engine- turned case, Gowland, maker, Liverpool. 1 gold lever Watch, chased edge, Dublin make. 1 gold Geneve Watch. 1 silver lever Watch, gold joints, enamel dial, G. Gowland, maker, Liverpool. 2 silver lever Watches, silver dial, G. Gowland, maker, Liverpool. 1 small size silver lever Watch, enamel dial, expansion balance, G. Gowland, maker, Liverpool. 2 small- size silver lever Watches, enamel dials, G. Gow- land, maker, Liverpool. 1 silver lever Watch, sprung- over, enamel dial, a garter engraved on the back of the case, G. Gowland, maker, Liverpool. 1 silver lever Watch, sprung- over, Charles Shepherd, maker, London. 1 silver lever Watch, enamel dial, plain case. 3 silver lever hunting Watches, G. Gowland, maker, Liver- pool. 6 silver Geneve Watches, open faces, enamel dials, with seconds, and 2 ditto without seconds. 4 silver hunting Watches, cylindric escapements, some by Stauffer, others by Jacot, Geneve. 1 silver lever hunting Watch, with open centre, Jacot, maker, Geneve. 3 silver Geneve Watches, silver dials, open faces. 3 silver lever Watches, engine- turned cases, enamel dials, Nos. 2519, 29173, and 5249. From 30 to 40 gold split Rings. 9 gold Bars for Albert Chains. 6 gold Albert Hooks. 63 gent's gold finger Rings, various patterns. ; 10 gold hoop Rings, all different patterns. 20 lady's fancy Rings. 10 wedding Rings. 1 pair of coloured gold Ear Drops. 1 pair of bright Ear Drops. 2 pairs of plain Ear Rings. About 70 sets of Studs of various kinds. 10 gold Pencil Cases. 24 silver Pencil Cases. 60 gold Breast Pins. 70 silver Thimbles. ' 14 gold double Eye- glasses. 20 plated Eye- glasses. 10 pairs gold Spectacles. 16 pairs silver Spectacles. 14 Gold Brooches. 10 silver pocket Fruit Knives. 6 Butter Knives, with silver and pearl handles. 10 silver Brooches. About 140 Seals and Keys. 14 coloured gold Lockets, in the form of books, hearts, shells, & c. 20 plated silver Lockets, book forms. 1 gold Albert Chain, double with key, pillar connection. 3 gold Albert Chains, wire pattern, with drop. 2 gold Albert Chains, pillar and key. 2 gold Albert Chains, double curb, with drop, coloured gold. 2 gold Albert Chains, wire pattern, coloured gold. 1 gold fob Chain, wire pattern. 1 thick gold Albert Chain, snake pattern, attached a Key Seal, suppos d to bear initials, and a drop. 5 gold Guards, secret link. 2 gold Guards, cable pattern, one coloured. 2 gold Guards, wire pattern, coloured. 6 curb gold Guards, bright. 2 gold Guards, double curb, one coloured. 2 gold Guards, bead pattern, both coloured. 2 gold octagon Guards, one coloured. 1 set of gold military Charms. 1 gold Bugle. r 1 set of gold Charms ( gardening implements). £ 20 reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves, and recovery of the property, or in pro- portion thereto, on application at the Detective Office. Infor- mation to be given at the Office of the Commissioner of Police, Detective Department, Dale- street, Liverpool.— Bow- street, April 9. Stolen, between 10 p. m. on the 4th and 6 a. m. on the 5th instant, from the workshop of Messrs. Whitehead & Sons, watchmakers, Sevenoaks, Kent, a stout silver pair case Watch, maker Davey Lewes, No. 1458 ; a ditto, maker Fowle, East Grinstead, No. 1281 ; a ditto, maker William Swanton, London, No. 4071 ; a ditto, maker Thomas Cooper, Newport, No. 379 ; an old Watch in German silver cases, maker John Scott, Paisley ; a lady's gold Geneva Watch, open face, gilt dial, and metal dome; a silver consular Watch, French movement; an old- iaahioned Watch in tortoiseshell caees; two English vertical Watches in metal cases; a gold mounted red cornelian Brooch ; and a silver Tea Spoon, engraved ' T. M. S.' Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent G. Colman, Sevenoaks, Kent.— Bow- street, April 9. Stolen, on the night of the 6th instant, from a pawn- broker's shop in the borough of Stockport, a black satin Dress Piece, 15 yards long; a black satin Dress trimmed with black silk fringe, has two deep frills on the sleeves, and plain skirt with eight breadths in it; a Mack and white half- inch square plaid Swawl; nine yards of blue Coburg; a pair of leather Slippers, with black bottoms and nearly new ; and a black leather Bag. Information to be given to Mr. Isaac M& ores, Chief Superintendent of Police, Stockport, Cheshire.— Bow- street, April 9. Stolen between the hours of 8 p. m. on the 6th and 6 a. m. on the 7th instant, from a stable at Thrimby Grange, in the parish of Morland, Wesmoreland, a brown cloth Top Coat, lined with red and black plaid, horn buttons, fly front, two pockets outside, and has been mended in the right side ; and a round twilled fustian Jacket, with white pearl buttons, and two pockets outside with flaps. As as old grey cloth jacket was left in the stable, the thief or thieves will probably be wearing the stolen clothes. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Parks, Constabulary Office, Appleby, West- moreland, or at the County Chief Constable's Office, Carlisle. — Bow- street, April 9. Stolen on the 5th instant, between 12k and 3£ p. m., from No. 6, Hyde Park- terrace, the property of Sir John Romily— a Soufflet Dish and Lining, a Cruet Stand- frame, two Mustard- pot Lids, one Mustard Spoon, one Marrow ditto, one Pepper Sifter, and one pair of Asparagus Tongs ( all silver, with crest a half moon).— Metropolitan Police, D Division, Aprils. Stolen, on the night of the 7th instant, from Admaston, in the county of Salop, the property of H. Evett, Esq., four Rouen Ducks, and two Drakes, one of the Drakes has holes burnt in the web of its feet. Information to be given to Mr. Super intendent Richatdson, Wellington, Salop.— Bow- street, April 9 Stolen, during the night of the 3rd instant, from an out- building at William Davies's lodging- house, Little Stretton, in the parish of Church Stretton, the property of Eausten Gready, eight Sheepskins, one is black and one has a little wool off near the tail : supposed by an Irishman, who goes by the name of LITTLE JIMMY, 25 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, cut across the nose ; dressed in cotton cord trousers, dark coat and vest, and black cap with peak, and had with him a pair of old cord trousers. He is well known at Shrewsbury and Ludlow, and has been convicted at the former place. A carpet- bag was found near where the skins were stolen from on the morning of the 4th instant, which is identified as being the property and seen near the place in the possession of this man on the 3rd instant. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Baxter, Church Stretton; or to P. C. B. Roden, Acton Scott, near Church Stretton, Salop.— Bow- street, April 9. PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE OFFICERS. ( On the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere.) Found in the possession of two travelling pot hawkers, two silver Table Spoons, marked ' W.,' supposed to be part of the proceeds of some burglary in Yorkshire. Information to be given to William R. Bell, Esq., Chief Constable, Leeds.— Bow- street, April 11. April 14. POLICE GAZETTE. 5 War Office, April 14, 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 TWISTY SHII/ MIfiS Instead « tf TJE1¥ SHILLIICI8; 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 KO. NAME. KEG. MO. CORPS. " WHEBE BOBU. COAX & TBOUSEES. DATE OF DESEBTN. PLACE OF DESEBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 167840 167841 167842 167843 167844 167845 167846 167847 167848 167849 John Connors William Creyke George Hall John Fish Joseph Regall Joseph Henshall Benjamin Daley John Rodgers Robert Boyles Michael McGee 295 376 8851 8543 7666 115 3398 3391 12th Lancers 14th Hussars 15th Hussars Gren. Guards ditto ditto ditto lst Eoot 3rd Eoot ditto Clonmel, Tipperary Holborn, London Croxton, Cambridge Chorley, Lancashire Sherborne, Dorset Warrington, Lane. Farnham, Bucks Edinburgh Derryloran, Tyrone Armagh 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 15th Foot 20th Foot ditto 24th Foot Shoreditch, London Belfast Thornbury, Gloucesti Dundalk, Louth Ballin- ach, Mayo Dublin Dantsey, Wilts Dublin Drangan, Tipperary Derley, Cheshire labourer 26 5 6i brown grey fresh regimental 27 Feb. ditto 21 5 64 brown grey fresh dark 20 Feb. ditto 271 5 5 brown grey fresh regimental 24 Feb. ditto 181 5 8 brown blue light black 24 Feb, sawyer 253 5 111 black hazel swarth regimental 24 Feb. labourer 265 5 81 lt. brn grey fresh ditto 27 Feb. ditto 25 f 5 7- J brown dk. brn fresh ditto 27 Feb. collier 221 5 9 lt. brn hazel fresh ditto 24 Feb. labourer 28 5 51 dk. brn grey dark ditto 22 Feb. ditto 24 e, 41 lt. brn grey freah 22 Feb shoemaker 341 5 71 dk. brn hazel dark ditto 24 Feb. labourer 281 5 4 brown brown fresh ditto 24 Feb. ditto 30? 5 81 brown blue fresh ditto 26 Feb. ditto 20 i 5 6 brown ' lazel fresh ditto 25 Feb. groom 204 5 61 dk. brn blue fair ditto 25 Feb. baker 25 5 61 lt. brn blue fresh ditto 24 Feb. labourer 22} 5 8 dk. bru grey sallow ditto 26 Feb. shoemaker 22 5 7 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 20 Feb. labourer 23 5 brown grey fresh ditto 20 Feb. miner 251 5 61 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 25 Feb. Aldershot I London Dublin Wigan Canada London ditto Manchester London ditto off furlough 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; poekpitted ditto to Gilford, Down ; has a scar ditto ditto Colchester Shorncliffe ditto Dublin Pembroke Aldershot ditto Gosport anchor on left arm D ; scar on left hip off furlough ditto embarking for England off furlough ' W. R. 1856' on left arm ditto to Dublin ditto to Mullinahone, Tipperary ditto to Dublin; sear under rt. ear 167860 167861 167862 167863 167864 167865 167866 167867 167868 16786? Absolom Heyworth Charles Piercy George Lucas John Lambon Terence Gallagher Josiah Paul Patrick Ryan James Smith Alfred Morgan James McClure 1312 211 574 804 478 50 385 8 21 4261 25th Foot ditto 29th Foot ditto 30th Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Hull West Derby, Lane. London Birmingham Killala, Mayo Cornwall Cork Carmarthen Westminster factory hand labourer ditto gasfitter labourer miner servant labourer coachtrimr. labourer 20 311 201 201 201 26J 21 221 251 25 7f 3} 51 71 71 71 101 10^ 8 6 lt. bm dk. brn black lt. brn dk. brn black brown black brown grey brown hazel brown grey hazel hazel grey blue blue fair fresh fresh fair fresh dark fair fresh dark fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 22 Feb. 5 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Shorncliffe ditto Aldershot ditto Canada ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto to Haywood, Yorkshire ditto to Much Woolton; pockpitted ditto to London; ship on right arm ditto to Birmingham took the whole of winter clothing ditto D ditto tattooed on left arm ditto ditto took sword and sash ditto 167870 William Wheeler 277 ditto ( Northampton striker 221 a 7}| > rown razel air ditto 1 Feb. ditto ditto ditto 167871 Henry Brown 13rd Foot I Bhoemaker 221 5 41 dk. brn lazel ' resh ditto 2 Feb. Madras ong haii- 167872 John Read 669 58th Foot Paddington, London . abourer 281 5 71 irown lazel resh ditto 15 Feb. Jurragh off furlough to Dundalk; D J. S.' on left arm, bracelet on wrist 167873 John Price 10981 60th Rifles 1 Dublin ditto 25 5 64 dk. brn lazel dark ditto 25 Feb. Winchester 167874 Thos. Bickerdike 825 75th Foot Great Ouseburn, York ditto 19J 5 4 orown grey ' resh ditto 28 Feb. Chatham off furlough to Groves, Yorkshire 167875 William Boyd 880 76th Eoot Beath, Ayrshire miner 24 5 111 dk. bm lazel " air ditto 22 Feb. Glasgow took part of reg. nec. 167876 George Hughes 1202 84th Eoot Belfast labourer 21 5 41 brown dk. brn fresh ditto 16 Feb. Pembroke off furlough to Belfast; scar on left arm 167877 John Morris 1434 100th Foot Liverpool ditto 21 5 64 fair blue fair ditto 27 Feb. Parkhurst ditto to Liverpool; anchor on arm 167878 Edward Fearns £ 222 Military Train Dublin stockingmk. 20 5 31 brown brown fresh ditto 23 Feb. Woolwich took part of reg. nec, 167879 Henry West 6998 Rl. Engineers Winsford, Somerset mason 24 5 6 lt. brn grey fresh ditto 26 Feb. Chatham off furlough 167880 John Toole 68b0i ditto Dublin cooper 211 5 7f light Iblue fresh ditto cord 27 Feb. ditto ditto to Dublin 167881 George Johnson Roy. Artillery Ledbury, Hereford labourer 18 5 81 lt. bm grey fresh cord jacket; 24 Feb. ditto recruit; smart appearance, wears a cap off furlough 167882 Edward Leery 487 ditto Glasgow ditto 27 5 8 brown grey fresh regimental 19 Feb. Southampt. 167883 William Thomas 928 ditto Penryn, Cornwall ditto 25 5 8 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 22 Feb. Pembroke ditto to Pernwell, Cornwall 167884 James McKay 12780 ditto Glasgow hammermn. 27 5 4 black blue fresh ditto 23 Feb. Portsmouth off pass 167885 Charles Tombs 11445 ditto Farringdon, Berks baker 18 5 8 brown hazel fresh ditto 23 Feb. Warley ditto 167886 William Reardon 11295 ditto Barna, Limerick labourer 23 6 7! brown grey fresh ditto 23 Feb. ditto ditto 167887 John Hall 874 ditto Bristol ditto 211 5 51 light grey fresh ditto 27 Feb. Devonport off furlough to Blaekfriars- road, London 167888 Richard Jones 13206 ditto Cardiff ditto 22} 5 8 brown hazel sallow black 21 Feb. Woolwich recruit, finally approved 167889 Thomas James 13200 ditto Camberwell, London 1 * 23 5 74 brown hazel fresh plain 20 Feb. ditto ditto * pianofore maker 167890 Charles Horrell 2853 Royal H. Art. Fakenham, Norfolk labourer 25 5 51 lt. bm hazel fresh regimental 19 Feb. ditto 167891 John Cane 593 Roy. Artillery Kilrush, Clare ditto 264 5 lit lt. bm grey fair ditto 20 Feb. ditto off pass to London 167892 Joseph Ward 5011 Royal H. Art. Great Haddington* groom 19 J 5 3 It. bm grey fair ditto 25 Feb. Newbridge took part of reg. nec. * Northampton 167893 George Williams 3865 ditto Woking, Surrey labourer 24 5 4 brown grey dark ditto 25 Feb. ditto 167894 David Sullivan. — Roy. Artillery Fermoy, Cork wheelwrglit 22| 5 81 dk. bm blue fair blue; black 20 Feb. Croydon recruit, attested 167895 George Johnson ditto Ledbury, Hereford labourer 18 5 81 lt. bm grey fresh cord jacket; cord 24 Feb. Southampt. ditto 167896 James Simple 8603 ditto Kilkenny ditto 17 5 61 brown grey fresh regimental 26 Feb. Sheemess off furlough to Benlea, Tipperary 167897 Peter Collins 9870 ditto Newry, Down wireworker 21- 5 10 J brown brown fresh ditto 22 Feb. ditto 167896 William Moody Phillip McGuire 990C ditto Little Hanwell, Herts labourer 215 5 7 brown brown dark ditto 22 Feb. ditto 16789E — Scots Fusiliers Leven, Fife boilermaket 18 15 811dk. brn hazel fresh blue jacket; mole 21 Feb. Glasgow recruit, not surgically inspected 1 ' 5.900 U67901 161902 167903 167904 167905 167906 167907 167908 167909 Joseph Reed Michael Eagan George Davis Edward Barton Henry Gittins John Jones Daniel McLean James Furlong Thomas Davis 215 1513 342 1789 133 372 566 571 2nd Life Gds. 6th Drag. Gds. ditto lst Dragoons ditto 2nd Dragoons 9th Lancers ditto ditto Leeds, Yorkshire Birmingham Cripplegate, London Lincoln Whitchurch, Salop Monmouth Glasgow Kilkenny Watcrford stoker filemaker labourer ditto ditto tailor dyer labourer shoemaker 214 25 241 25 234 21 20 19 25 black auburn brown brown dk. brn lt. brn brown brown auubrn hazel grey brown blue hazel grey grey grey grey dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto brown j tweed regimental ditto 25 Feb. 9 Mar. 9 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 6 Mar. 27 Feb. 14 Mar. 9 Mar. Windsor Exeter ditto Sheffield ditto Edinburgh Glasgow Aldershot ditto 2nd desertion off furlough to London; D ditto to Narbertb, Pembroke scar on right groin j recruit took part of reg. nec. several scars on body 167910 167911 167912 167913 167914 167915 167916 167917 167918 167919 Joseph Morris James Kiernan William Hamlet WilliamMeConnell James Murphy Joseph France Robert Coalman Albert Hoopcr James Frazer | John Richardson 855 10th Hussars 470 11th Hussars 2246 197 40 231 526 28 487 693 ditto 13th Hussars ditto ditto 14th Hussars 15th Hussars 18th Hussars ditto Leominster, Hereford St. Clement's, London Hinstock, Salop Glasgow Tinahely, Wicklow Dudley, Staffordshire Cashel, Tipperary Chelsea, London Liverpool Jarrow, Durham farrier dentist labourer weaver labourer engine fitter tailor striker miner 201 251 2 251 25 21 231 24 23 browu brown It. brn lt. brn dk. brn dk. brn black brown brown brown grey grey grey blue grey brown grey hazel blue grey fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 13 Mar. 27 Feb. 6 Mar. 28 Feb. 6 Mar. 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 1 Mar. 10 Mar. 4 Mar. York Dublin ditto Manchester ditto ditto Dundalk Dublin Brighton ditto D off furlough ditto D D to Bristol to Chester off furlough to Liverpool; bracelet on wrist ditto to London took part of reg. nee. ditto 167920 167921 167922 167023 167924 167925 167926 167927 167928 167929 Wm. J. Thompson George Smith George Pierpoint Matthew Bishop Henry Gee Patrick Mack Charles Lynn John Parker Michael Ryan John Gorman 875 1014 1006 1049 328 153 1034 352 Gren. Guards ditto ditto ditto ditto lst Eoot ditto ditto ditto ditto Kirkcowan, Wigton Tewkesbury, Glouc. Carlton, Notts Leicester Girton, Notts Galway Ballymoney, Antrim Irvine, Ayr Dublin Corfu labourer ditto ditto groom ditto factory hand weaver collier labourer 18 18 231 241 19 201 231 22 251 23 dk. brn dk. brn brown brown lt. brn brown dk. brn lt. brn dk. brn dk. brn hazel hazel grey grey grey hazel hazel brown grey hazel fair ruddy fresh fresh fair fresh dark fresh sallow fresh sleeved vest regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 5 Mar. 18 Feb. 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 167931 167932 167933 167934 167935 167936 167937 167938 167939 William Rixon John Hurt John Wood Michael Brennan John Hamilton James Wood Patrick Callaghan Adam Troughton William Cartwright Robt. V. Fitzgerald 667 165 688 1280 771 171 1421 642 443 670 2nd Foot ditto ditto ditto 3rd Foot 5th Foot ditto 8th Eoot 10th Eoot ditto Newport, Monmouth Southwell, Notts York Newtown, Kilkenny Magilligan, Derry London Rathville, Carlow Salford, Lancashire Stourbridge, Wore. Tullamoore, King's blacksmith labourer puddler miner labourer painter servant engraver labourer clerk 19 211 291 201 211 23 28| 20 29 J 251 5 7 3 64 51 44 41 101 brown dark dk. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn brown red grey dark hazel blue hazel grey grey hazel grey brown fresh dark dark fair fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto livery ret, ditto ditto ditto 11 Mar. 8 Mar. 15 Feb. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 28 Feb. 8 Mar. 28 Feb. 5 Mar. 11 Mar. Walmer ditto Aldershot Walmer Limerick Portsea Colchester Aldershot Shorncliffe 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 shoulder scar on lower lip; officer's servant off pass to London off furlough to Manchester ditto ditto grey grey 167940 Edward M ackinder 614 13th Eoot Rathby, Lincolnshire labourer 19 5 41 dk. bm 167941 Thomas Thornton 1494 ditto Enniskillen, Eerman. tailor 19 5 4 dk. bm 167942 William O'Neill 732 15th Eoot Kenmore, Kerry shoemaker 221 5 51 black 167943 Peter Riley 429 ditto Westport,, Mayo Queen's Co. weaver 221 8 41 black 167944 John McDonald 3350 17th Foot miner 28 5 61 brown 167945 James Sullivan 1436 ditto Dublin labourer 281 5 10 brown 167946 Patrick Byrnes 923 18th Foot Carrickmacross ditto 21 5 61 brown 167947 Thomas Caldwell 765 19th Foot Durham ditto 211 5 51 lt. bm 167948 James Monro 161 ditto Kirkinriola, Antrim weaver 33 5 4! dk. brn 167949 Thomas Hickton 32 ditto Longeaton, Notts lacemaker 221 5 10} lt. bm 167950 Charles Griffiths 1088 20th Eoot Hereford labourer 20i 5 51 lt. bm 167951 William Pellette 1384 21st Foot Dublin shoemaker 20 5 41 dk. bm 167952 Patrick Burns 494 23rd Foot Ballina, Mayo Cadoxtn- j'xta- Neath* joiner 24. 5 61 brown 167953 Richard Davis 731 24th Foot labourer 271 5 41 brown 167954 John Parker 632 ditto Oldham, Lancashire boltmaker 211 5 5 lt. brn 167955 Henry Ritchie 297 ditto Dundee, Forfar labourer 23 5 5 sandy 167956 John Whelan 1397 ditto ditto weaver 18} 5 4t dark 167957 John Blair 1402 ditto Hamilton,. Lanark ditto 22f 5 8 lt. brn 167958 Richard Porter 420 25th Foot Ayr labourer 20| 5 5 dk. brn 167959 Geo. Wm, Gibson 533 ditto Hexham, Northumb. stoker 19 5 5 brown 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. Beifast 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 Stockport [ domen ditto to Doonane, Kilkenny cupped on back on neck, burn on abdomen off furlough to Carrickmacross, Monaghan released from civil prison; short hair off furlough to Workington, Cumb.; D ditto to Longeaton; a bandsman grey blue hazel hazel hazel hazel blue grey grey blue fresh fresh fresh fresh light fresh fresh fresh dark fresh ditto 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. Afdershot Birr Walmer Cork Gosport ditto Cork ditto Athlone ditto ditto to Liverpool;' C. W. G.' on arm ditto to Dublin; sear on eyebrow D off furlough to Cardiff * Glamorgan ditto to Sheffield ditto to Arbroath, Forfar ditto to Dundee; spots on left hand ditto to Lanark; scars on abdomen ditto to Glasgow ditto to West Bolton 6 POLICE GAZETTE. April 14, DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE ( continued). OFFICE NO. NAME. REG-. NO. CORPS. WHERE BORN. HAIR. EYES. FACE. DATE OF DESERTN. PLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 167960 167961 167962 1- 67963 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 25th Eoot ditto ditto 26th Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto 27th Foot 36th Eoot Whitechapel, London Bermondsey, ditto Hammersmith, ditto Pevingham, Bedford Liverpool Glasgow Ballyclare, Antrim Glasgow Clogher, Tyrone Liverpool bricklayer labourer plasterer labourer shoemaker labourer ditto ditto elerk miller 22 23 281 21} 20 224 251 39 271 brown brown lt. brn brown dk. brn lt. brn brown black browu brown grey blue bluo grey brown blue grey grey grey hazel fresh fair fresh sallow sallow fresh fresh fair fresh fresh regimental 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. Athlone Shorneliffe ditto Edinburgh ditto ditto Greenlaw Edinburgh Cork Kilkenny 167970 167971 167972 167973 167974 167975 167976 167977 167978 167979 John Jones Charles Longhead Jesse Allen John Etherington Henry Batty Hugh Gillick Jolm Combes Patrick O'Connor James Walker James McNeill 535 580 641 3231 593 7 3771 558 392 652 ditto ditto 38th Eoot ditto 41st Eoot 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} 5 20 5 221 5 38 15 271,6 27 15 251 5 25115 191 5 18 5 oif furlough to Paddington, London scar on abdomen off furlough to Bedford ditto to Longford; scar on left side ditto to Glasgow D ; pockpitted took part of reg. nee. took waist- belt oif furlough to Eastbourne, Sussex 61 51 H 81 0 10 51 6 6 7 dark dk. brn lt. brn brown brown lt. brn brown dk. brn brown black blue blue hazel grey hazel hazel blue grey grey grey fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair ditto ditto ditto plain regimental 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 Parkhurst, 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 on forehead 167980 167981 167982 167983 167984 167985 167986 167987 167988 167989 167990 167991 167992 167993 167994 167995 167996 167997 167998 167999 Peter Cullen John Haddon John McNamara William Jackson George White Robert Grant William Smith William Flanagan Edward Cassidy John Downey 421 622 3926 662 796 820 526 9 658 894 ditto 55th Foot ditto 57th Foot 58th Eoot ditto ditto 59th Foot 60th Rifles ditto Ballycanow, Wexford Abbeyholme, Cumbld Drumcliffe, Clare Hull, Yorkshire Southampton St. John's, Lancaster Shenton, Notts Dunmore, Galway Kingscourt, Cavan Tramore, Waterford labourer brickmaker labourer clerk blacksmith labourer shoemaker labourer 19} 19} 211 271 251 191 21 19 21 191 dark dk. brn lt. brn brown brown brown lt. brn lt. brn 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. Dublin Fleetwood Preston Cork Bin- ditto Curragh Dover Aldershot ditto ditto to Camolin, Wexford. D ; scar under eye off furlough to St. Helier's, Jersey ditto to Hull ditto to Southampton; scars on neck ditto to London ditto ditto ditto to Dunmore, Galway ditto to Kingscourt ditto to New Ross, Wexford Thomas Boyd John Williams John Calligan Edward Limbert Thomas Hobbs Thomas Nollen Robert Gilkinson William Humes Thomas Whitty Thomas Pickstone 788 798 285 2134 902 701 756 613 751 547 ditto ditto 61st Foot ditto ditto 62nd Foot ditto 63rd Foot ditto 64th Foot Belfast Gloucester Ashton, Lancashire Loughborough, Xieic. St. Pancras, London Barnsley, Yorkshire Donaghmore, Tyrone Ramelton, Donegal Dublin Prestbury, Cheshire ditto bootmaker piecer groom painter labourer ditto ditto storekeeper piecer 20 251 22 35| 181 19 20 3 18 221 221 brown brown black black brown lt. brn dk. brn dk. brn lt. brn lt. brn grey grey black dk. brn blue hazel grey blue blue hazel fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fair freah 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 Mar. 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 Leeds ; 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 I Henry Troake 151 816 612 544. 713 585 173 1547 2252 2742 ditto 73rd Foot ditto 76th Foot 82nd Eoot 85th Foot 86th Eoot 100th Foot Military Train ditto Ballinspittle, Cork Kilbeggan, Westmth. Mountmellick, Qun's Liverpool Celbridge, Kildare Canada Folkestone, Kent Bath, Somerset shoemaker ropemaker labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto farmer labourer saddler 24 23} 24| 271 19 22} 191 22 241 31 10 4 91 71 5 91 7 3} 61 sandy dk. bm black dk. brn brown brown dk. bm light brown brown grey 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. 1L Mar. 13 Mar. ditto Devonport ditto Glasgow Canterbury Pembroke Dublin Toronto Woolwich Alder- shot ditto to St. Alban's, Herts D D off furlough to Kilbeggan took waist- belt off furlough to Liveqiool; 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 3321 3626 3680 2712 2902 695 5370 1340 9516 10091 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 iNewcastle- on- Tyne elerk chainmaker brickm'aker moulder labourer striker grcotn labourer ditto ditto 241 21 181 221 261 231 271 191 21} 231 41 H 5 31 6 51 81 41 5 4J 5 8 brown lt. brn brown dark brown brown dk. bm brown black 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 Edinburgh took part of reg. nec. ditto off furlough to Walsall ditto to Raskington has several decayed teeth off furlough to Chertsey ditto to London D ; ' Betsy Norris' on left arm 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 9411 13234. 11783 11529 10297 10089 8456 13233 12083 13142 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} 5 22 15 2615 181,5 261 5 18115 181 5 22 5 191 5 23 5 brown It. brn brown brown brown brown lt. bm brown brown brown grey hazel hazel brown grey grey blue hazel hazel grey fresh fair fresh sallow swarth fresh fair sallow pale fresh ditto black regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto black regimental ditto 6 Mar. 7 Mar. 14 Mar. 13 Mar. Mar. Mar, Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto recruit; tattooed pockpitted recruit, finally approved sear on left groin 168030 George Rawlinson 2037 ditto Stockport, Cheshire ditto 331 5 71 brown hazel fresh ditto 1 Mar. ditto off furlough to Liverpool 168031 Phillip Callaghan 11043 ditto Cork ditto 22 5 4. brown grey fresh ditto 24 Feb. ditto sear on left thigh 168032 Walter Adnitt 11097 ditto Heyford, Northamp. blacksmith 211 5 5} brown grey fresh ditto 23 Feb. ditto 168033 Charles Edwards 13036 ditto Hull labourer 2.4 5 71 brown hazel sallow ditto 24 Feb. ditto 168034 Michael Sullivan 11909 ditto Cahirciveen, Kerry ditto 24 5 4} brown blue swarth ditto 1 Mar. ditto. 168035 Thomas Browne 12176 ditto Tiptree, Essex ditto 201 5 7 brown blue fresh ditto 10 Mar. ditto off furlough ditto to Glenkee, Donegal 168036 James Boyle 11604 ditto Ineskeay, Donegal ditto 24 5 9 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 11 Mar. ditto 168037 John Maker 13086 ditto Grawnenagh, Tippy. ditto 251 5 4 dk. brn grey dark ditto 10 Mar. ditto 168038 Cornelius McKeon 12090 ditto Rathdrum, Wicklow ditto 24 5 4} brown grey fresh ditto 9 Mar. ditto 168039 Peter McBride 5445 ditto Dundee, Forfar .' ...—: ——:—— i— weaver 321 5 61 dk. brn hazel sallow ditto 8 Mar. ditto 168040 168041 168042 168043 168044 168045 168046 168047 168048 168049 John Roberts James Lee John McKenna George Ralph Arthur Bunting James Gall William Bolan Samuel Burns Robert Tweedie 11102 9288 11866 7053 9539 8405 10620 2428 2405 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Whittlesea, 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 20 191 24} 20} 271 22 211 181 21 71 10} 41 51 lt. brn brown brown dk. brn brown brown browu sandy 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 Sheerness . ditto ditto Leith ditto mermaid on right arm took the whole of reg. nec. ditto 168050 168051 168052 168053 168054 168055 168056 168057 168058 168059 George Smith Archibld Campbell Richard Leverton James Robinson William Fallow Patrick Healey James Kirby John Danks Samuel Jackson John Baxter 24.94 12603 11464 11024 12220 1174 1276 1259 1020 935 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Newcastle- on- Tyne Glasgow St. 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 23 201 231 21 20 24! 22} 28 271 231 44 71 71 7| 41 8 7 5} 9} brown dk. brn black brown browu brown It. brn lt. brn black brown dk. brn hazel 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. L0 Mar. ditto Warley ditto ditto ditto Portsmouth ditto ditto Plymouth { litto 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 ditto * Cornwall off pass ditto off furlough to Dysart, Roscommon ditto to Berkhampstead, Herts ditto to Belfast ditto to St. George's EJRt, London weaver labourer factory hand piecer cooper saddler labourer ditto ditto ditto 251 211 29 25 25-| 19 241 23 26- 1 18 711 sandy 3} It. brn 7 3} 71 74 41 7 71 H dk. brn brown brown brown lt. brn lt. brn fair lt. brn grey grey grey grey brown blue bluo blue grey grey fair fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh ditto . ditto ditto ditto ditto dark regimental 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 Shorucliffe Guildford freckled ditto ditto ditto ditto to Ipswich to Stockpoit to Noett, near Claremorris to Newcastle- on- Tyne white mark on back ; recruit off furlough to Belfast recruit, attested 168070 John Flitch 760 ditto 168071 John Flinn 5137 ditto 168072 168073 168074 Thomas Steel 7124 Rl. Engineers 168075 Levi Booth — 5 th Drag. Gds. 168076 Hugh Campbell — 2nd Dragoons 168077 Francis Friel — 9th Lancers 168078 James Fagan — 14th Hussars 168079 Samuel Haughton — Gren. GuardB 168080 James Gilder — Roy. Artillery 168081 Henry Byrne — ditto 168082 Thomas Allen — ditto 168083 James Lions — ditto 168084 Edward Sanson — ditto 168085 William Murray — ditto 163086 Thomas Slater 3573 3rd Foot 168087 Charles Smith 769 2ndDi- ag. Gds. 1680S8 Joseph Hodgson 393 4th Drag. Gds. 168089 John Withington 449 ditto Chelsea, London Bantry, Cork Lochmaben, Dumfries Sheffield Kilfman, Argyle Glasgow Belfast Hereford baker labourer mason blacksmith ditto labourer shoemaker clerk 29 5 19 5 231 24 22 21 20 21 71 brown grey 4 lt. brn blue 5 101 5 10 5 11 5 71 5 71 5 81 brown dk. brn dk. brn lt. bm browu dk. brn hazel grey brown blue grey hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow regimental ditto regimental whitesmock; brown tweed brown; cord cord trousers mixture 17 Mar. 4 Mar. 10 Mar. 12 Mar. 1 Mar. 28 Feb. 7 Mar. 4 Mar. Chatham j speaks French and German fluently ; supp. Woolwich [ gone to France Chatham Pontefract Glasgow ditto Westminstr Halifax off furlough to Glasgow; 2nd desertion ulcer on chin ; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, surgically inspected recruit, approved scars over left eye; recruit Eltham, Kent Boyle, Roscommon Deptford, Kent Barking, Eases Woolwich Liverpool Yoxhall, Stafford Stepney, London Orton, Westmorland Wovlerhampton shoemaker labourer ditto ditto ditto carpenter labourer clerk labourer blacksmith 21 22 21 23 21 221 25 191 24.| 211 71 brown 101 It. brn 8 i brown 7 brown 7 4. brown 9}! dk. brn 9}| dk. brn brown lt. brn 101 It. brn grey grey blue grey blue brown hazel hazel grey grey fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh faii- fresh velvet jacket; cord canvas frock; black black black; cord black jacket; black slop; fustian regimental plain regimental ditto 4 Mar. 5 Mar. 3 Mar. 3 Mar. 3 Mar. 4 Mar. 1 April 28 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. Woolwich Rochester Woolwich ditto ditto Maidnhead London Folkestone Newbridge ditto recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto ditto ditto recruit, approved embezzled about £ 25 officer's servant took the whole of reg. nec. off furlough to Orton, Westmorland; D April 14. POLICE GAZETTE. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued). OFFICE NAME. KEG. NO. CORPS. WHERE BOBN. TRADE. K SIZE.' HAIR. EXES. EACE. COAT & TROUSERS. DATE OE DESEBTN. PLACE OE DESEKTION. 1 MARKS AND REMARKS. 168090 168091 168092 168093 168094 168095 168096 168097 168098 168099 John Pratt Charles Anderson David Porter Patrick Connor John Glynn Frederick Beasley George Neale Ford Charles Lewis William Welch William Fisher 1045 610 635 630 573 451 106 357 1047 4th Drag. Gds. ditto 7th Drag. Gds. 4tli Hussars 9th Lancers ditto 14th Hussars ditto 18th Hussars Gren. Guards Tenbury, Worcester Liverpool Glasgow Clenha, Waterford Tuam, Galway Bray, Berkshire Painswick, Gloucester St. Pancras, London Newcastle- on- Tyne Bradford, Yorkshire boilermaker miller farrier labourer ditto baker hammermn. clerk labourer joiner 33? 18} 26? 21^ 20 301 221 211 21 181 91 101 81 71 81 7 61 5 71 8} fair brown dk. brn brown brown It. brn brown light dk. brn brown blue hazel grey grey blue grey hazel hazel grey grey fresh fresh fresh fresh ruddy fresh fair fresh 3allow fresh regimental dittc ditto ditto ditto ditto livery regimental ditto 10 Mar. 22 Mar. 10 Mar. 20 Mar. 23 Mar. 19 Mar. 21 Mar. 21 Mar. 17 Mar. 12 Feb. Newbridge ditto Canterbury Cabir Aldershot ditto Duudalk ditto Brighton Chester 168100 Jesse Sorby 8788 ditto Kirk- Burton, York labourer 251 5 9 brown blue fresh regimental 18 Mar. 168101 Robert Sedman 9483 ditto Scarborough, York blacksmith 24} 5 10} brown hazel fair ditto 20 Mar. 168102 Job Eaton 6958 ditto Rudwortb, Cheshire labourer 28 6 1 brown grey fresh ditto 12 Mar. 168103 Richard Cole 246 Cold. Guarda Cutcombe, Somerset ditto 251 5 10} dk. bm grey fresh ditto 10 Mar. 168104 John Dobison 5547 ditto Bamber- bridge, Lane. weaver 25 5 111 brown hazel fresh ditto 19 Mar. 168105 Thomas Robertson 6566 Scota Fusiliers Methven, Perth labourer 241 5 81 dk. bm dark fresh plain 2 April 168106 Samuel Pantle 979 lst Foot Fife sailor 231 5 9 brown dk. bm fair regimental 16 Mar. 168107 William Thompson 233 2nd Foot Stratford- on- Avon groom 281 5 4 lt. bm hazel swarth ditto 10 Mar. 168108 Edward Flaherty 167 ditto London shoemaker 211 5 8 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 16 Mar. 168109 George Marson 2864 ditto Derby lacemaker 281 5 101 lt. brn grey fresh ditto 25 Mar. scar on right hand and under left eye star on left hand; alias George Clavke off furlough to Glasgow scar on each groin and right leg scar on lower lip absconded with £ 20 in Irish notes D ; scar on left groin cross on right arm, various marks on left recruit, attested London ditto ditto Dublin London ditto Manchester Aldershot ditto ditto took waist- belt ditto ditto off furlough to Cutcombe, Somerset took part of reg. nec. officers Servant off furlough to London ; pockpitted off pass to Guildford; supp. in London off furlough to Derby 168110 168111 168112 168113 168114 168115 168116 168117 168118 168119 John Fitzgerald John Monohan Edward Downing Henry Martin Christophr Phillips Thomas Davis Robert Marks Alfred Booking James Dawes Daniel Brown 224 3422 3404 3430 428 3205 3740 922 932 1392 3rd Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 5th Foot ditto ditto Mallow, Cork Athy, Kildare Ely, Cambridgeshire i Comber, Down Bray, Wicklow Stratford, Esses Armagh Sudbury, Suffolk Norwich Aghadowey, Derry tailor ditto labourer tailor labourer ditto elerk labourer ditto ditto 25 28 291 251 241 28} 29| 19} 19J 27 brown brown dk. brn light lt. brn dk. brn lt. bm dk. brn lt. bm brown grey grey hazel blue blue hazel blue hazel grey grey fresh sallow fresh fair fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh sallow ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 17 Mar. 16 Mar. 6 Mar. 9 Mar. 10 Mar. 19 Mar. 22 Mar. 30 Mar. 30 Mar. 14 Mar. London ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Colchester ditto ditto 168120 Thomas Manallin 775 8th Foot Loughgall, Armagh ditto 19} 5 7 brown hazel freah ditto 14 Mar. Aldershot 168121 James Massey 612 ditto Manchester piecer 27} 5 41 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 14 Mar. ditto 168122 James Robinson 445 ditto Northumberland shoemaker 25 5 31 dk. bm grey fresh ditto 23 Mar. ditto 168123 M. O'Shaughnessy 1391 9th Foot Ballynacullen, Clare labourer 21 5 6 sandy blue freek. ditto 25 Mar. Limerick 168124. Charles Creamer 1265 10th Foot StokeDamerell, Devn. ditto 161 4 111 lt. bm grey fresh ditto 21 Mar. Preston 16,8125 Charles Hicks 554 ditto St. Columb, Devon ditto 22 5 4 brown hazel sallow ditto 24 Mar. Shomeliffe ,168126 William Billington 91 12th Foot Nantwicb, Cheshire joiner 35 5 8 dk. brn hazel pale livery 19 Mar. Chatham 168127 Patrick Gowan 1325 13th Foot Mullingar, Westmth. labourer 201 5 41 dk. bm hazel sallow regimental 13 Mar. Fermoy 168128 John Caslow 505 14th Foot Templepatrick* ditto 191 5 61 browu hazel fresh ditto 27 Mar. ditto 168129 Patrick Greaves 1535 18th Foot Dublin hairdresser 191 5 41 auburn brown fresh ditto 14 Mar. Buttevant scar on left . eyebrow; supp. about Halstead short hair off furlough to Aghadowey; scars on chest ditto to Armagh; last seen in Belfast ditto to Galway scar on each groin took waist- belt mole on right shomlder D [ Liverpool a servant; supp. will make for Plymouth or off furlough to Meeden, Mullingar * Antrim off furlough to Manchester; lost two front 168130 168131 168132 168133 168134 168185 168136 168137 168138 168139 George Kildea John Harris George Tye Frederick Archer William Cameron William McDonald John Bryan Patrick Rielley John McGuiggan William McKay 1546 548 1065 321 1149 974 981 288 1030 1506 ditto ditto 19th Foot 20th Foot 21st Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Tuam, Galway Dublin Sevenoaks, Kent Maidstone Greenock, Renfrew Stirling Tralee, Kerry Glasgow Dundee, Forfar West Calder, Edin. labourer stoker labourer ditto ditto ditto shoemaker moulder weaver miner 231 201 27} 24J 231 20J 211 201 brown brown brown brown dk. brn lt. bm brown brown dk. brn dk. brn grey grey grey grey grey grey grey hazel black freck. fresh sallow fresh fresh freah freah fresh fresh swarth ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 14 Mar. 10 Mar. 21 Mar. 23 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 24. Mar. 14. Mar. ditto Portsmouth Chatham Aldershot Shorncliffe ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 168140 George Kimberley 729 24th Eoot Oldbury, Worcester puddler 221 5 41 brown grey fresh ditto 18 Mar. Cork 16814.1 Henry Walton 547 ditto Birmingham weaver 251 5 51 brown grey dark ditto 14 Mar. Gosport 168142 James Pollock 368 26th Eoot Garvagh, Derry ditto 22 5 6} brown grey fresh ditto 30 Mar. Belfast 168143 Michael Welch 496 29th Eoot Mayo labourer 21 5 5 dk. bm grey dark ditto 14 Mar. Aldershot 168144 John Gilman 820 3lBt Foot Cloghan, Donegal ditto 28 5 7 lt. bm brown fresh ditto 27 Mar. Chatham 168145 George Redfern 614 32nd Foot Leeds wireworker 261 5 51 lt. brn blue fresh ditto 25 Mar. Devonport 168146 John Drinkle 363 ditto Manchester bricklayer 22 5 9 dk. bm brown freah ditto 22 Mar. Plymouth 168147 Jeremiah Condon 332 ditto Callan, Kilkenny labourer 22 5 41 dk. brn hazel dark ditto 15 Mar. ditto 168148 Thomas Wallace 843 34th Eoot Donegal shoemaker 18} 5 44 brown blue fresh ditto 14 Mar. Colchester 168149 William Dibbin 296 36th Foot Handley, Dorsetshire labourer 28 5 6 lt. bm hazel fresh ditto 14 Mar. * ditto to Birkenhead [ teeth ditto to Dublin took great coat D, scars on right side; off pass off furlough to Paisley; scars on groins ditto to Eddlestone, Peebles ditto to Dublin ditto to Glasgow ditto to Dundee; scar on breast ditto to Longford; D ditto to Oldbury; buboes on groins ditto to Plymouth; ship on arm D ; sears on forehead [ left arm; D off furlough to Galway; ' E. P. R. P. A. 1V on ditto to Clogheen off detachment to Bristol off furlough to Donegal ditto to Handley [ Fort. * Duncaunon 168150 James Horton 16815.1 j Patrick Laughran 168152] James Donokin 1681531 Matt. Middlemist 168154! Isaac Best 168155; James Hardman 16815^ Jesse Allen 168157 James Healy 168158 John Hinds 1681591 John Mack 470 2293 533 956 940 849 641 4113 3187 539 ditto ditto 37th Foot ditto ditto ditto 38th Foot 41st Foot ditto ditto I St. Giles's, London jTambough, Derry | Tubberclare, Westmh Jedburgh, Roxburgh Glasgow i Manchester Oldbury, Worcester Liverpool | Lancaster Dromlin, Clare blacksmith shoemaker labourer shoemaker miner labourer collier smith tinsmith labourer 321,5 33J 5 211 5 21 15 22 5 19115 221 5 27 5 29 [ 5 21 15 lt. bm dk. brn brown dk. bm brown brown brown brown dk. bm dk. bm grey hazel grey hazel grey hazel hazel hazel hazel blue fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto supposed plain regimental ditto ditto 14 Mar. 24 Mar. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. 25 Jan. 31 Dec. 22 Mar. 29 Mar. 16 Mar. 14 Mar. Waterford Kilkenny Devonport ditto ditto ditto Colchester Sheffield ditto ditto ditto to Ormskirk; ' R. M.' on arm took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Athlone ditto to Jedburgh ditto to Glasgow ditto to Manchester D ; supp. taken servant's clothing took chaco off furlough 168160 Michael Burke 168161; Jos. Maynerd 168162; Henry Jacobs 168163 Thomas Howard 168164: Thomas Betts 168165: John Smith 168166 Joseph Williams 168167! William Burton 166168 Thomas Habberly 168169' Michael McGarry 680 308 458 3855 8 412 167 289 224 1026 45th Foot ditto 49th Foot ditto 55th Foot 59th Eoot 60th Rifles 64t, h Foot ditto ditto Milford, Cork Liverpool Shoreditcb, London Tulla, Clare London Jersey Aston, Warwick Portsmouth Stoke- upon- Trent Killore, Longford bricklayer sailor weaver labourer ditto clerk blocklayer porter collier • carpenter 211 271 241 23J 271 251 29 28 24 231 5 71 71 111 41 41 4} brown dk. brn black dk. brn brown brown brown brown dk. brn dk. bm hazel blue hazel blue grey grey grey hazel hazel blue fresh dark sallow sallow fresh sallow fresh fresh dark freah ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 14 Mar. 13 Mar. 15 Mar. 15 Mar. 15 Mar. 29 Mar. 16 Mar. 17 Mar. 10 Mar. 21 Mar. Dublin ditto Portsmouth ditto Gosport Dover Aldershot Dover ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto to London to Liverpool to Southampton to Tulla took money belonging to his company deeply pockpitted and squints off furlough to Greenwich ditto to Longton ditto to Killore 168170 168171 168172 168173 168174 168175 168176 168177 168178 168179 Richard Ryan George Stone William Kelly Patrick McGrath Daniel Hurley Lawrence Cohill Michael McGlone Robt. H. Grimason Patrick Joyce James Clarke 2024 122 564. 464 220 847 747 519 400 568 ditto 65th Foot ditto 71st Foot 73rd Foot 76th Foot ditto 82nd Eoot 86t. li Foot 96th Eoot t Cappawhite, Tippy. J Bristol Birr, King's j Sligo_ Ipswich Mountain, Westmth. Killyman, Tyrone Drumcree, Armagh Creagh, Queen's Londonderry shoemaker joiner labourer groom labourer weaver ditto printer labourer 38 171 26 22 211 18} 281 211 231 25 71 6 61 41 5 61 4 71 71 5 dk. bm lt. bm browu brown lt. brn brown brown brown lt. bm brown hazel grey black blue hazel hazel grey brown grey grey dark fresh sallow fresh fair fresh fresh freah fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 29 Mar. 26 Mar. 28 Feb. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 25 Mar. 10 Mar. 14 Mar. ditto Birr ditto Stirling Devonport Glasgow ditto Canterbury Dublin Chicheater ditto to Cappawhite ditto to Liverpool D D D D ; has been flogged off furlough to Plympton, Devon ditto to Ayr ditto ditto took two suits of servant's clothing off furlough to Manchester ditto to Belfast 168180 168181 168182 168183 168184 James 168185 168186 168187 168188 168189 James Thornley John Daly John Parker Richard Grigg James Blake Henry Sandy William Ivory Thomas Long George Best Henry Knight 624 1564 431 190 5415 335 3150 3135 3628 11029 ditto 100th Foot Rifle Brigade ditto ditto ditto Military Train ditto ditto Roy. Artillery Over Darwen, Lane. Canada Leeds St. Austell, Cornwall Norwich Tetbury, Gloucester Islington, London Lewes, Sussex Lewisham, Kent Tunbridge, Kent ditto farmer carpenter miner shoemaker ditto painter clerk labourer ditto 30 23 27| 22 311 221 24} 27 201 201 dk. brn black brown brown dk. brn dk. bm dk. bm dk. brn brown brown grey grey grey grey hazel grey blue hazel hazel grey fresh swarth fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh sallow ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 14 Mar. 26 Feb. 14 Dee. 14 Dec. 14 Dec. 14 Dec. 24 Mar. 13 Mar. 21 Mar. 29 Mar. Devonport Toronto Hamilton ditto ditto ditto Woolwich ditto ditto ditto ditto to Bradford ditto to Trelsvour, Cornwall D ditto to Norwich; D D ditto to Tetbury took part of reg. nee. ditto ditto took waist- belt 168190 168191 168192 168193 168194 168195 168196 John 168197 168198 168199 James Clarke George Gallagher Edward Pearson Robert Living John Burke Thomas Biggs John Sullivan Joaeph Payne Charles Martin Matthew B. Brown 12018 12847 1278 11956 13220 10667 11998 657 9713 1128 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Dalmellington, Ayr London ditto Weedon, Norwich Marylebone, London Whitechapel, London Macroom, Cork Lismore, Waterford BethnalGreen, Londn Sunderland, Durham miner shoemaker clerk collarmaker labourer groom hawker druggist bootmaker shipwright 231 191 191 181 24. 211 181 26 18f 221 5 41 8} 4 7 5 4} 91 61 101 dk. brn black brown brown brown brown brown dk. brn dk. bm black blue hazel grey brown grey hazel grey dark brown brown fresh fresh pale fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto ditto 26 Mar. 25 Mar. 17 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. 17 Mar. 16 Mar. 14 Mar. 30 Mar. 28 Mar. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Shoeburyms Gosport right testicle not developed en route from Sandhurst to head- quarters took waist- belt off furlough to Cork 168200 168201 168202 168203 168204 168205 168206 168207 168208 168203 Thomas Hadgraft Phelix Reiley Peter Stevenson Thomas Johnstone Daniel Gardner James Bayliss Robert Montague George McDonald William Cameron William Allen 787 1057 971 906) 12133 11572 2122 898 11176 7562 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Harwich, Essex Ballymena, Antrim Roxburgh Newark, Notts Ennistimon, Clare Warwick London Dingwall, Ross Dunkeld, Perth Paisley, Renfrew servant wiredrawer cutler blacksmith labourer gun stopper engineer tailor weaver blockfitter 21 221 261 23 19 20 24J 27 24J 20 dk. brn dk. brn brown fair dk. brn lt. bm dk. brn lt. bm brown dk. brn hazel grey grey dk. bm grey grey hazel hazel blue hazel sallow livery 16 Mar. dark regimental 16 Mar. fresh ditto 14 Mar. fresh ditto 28 Mai-. fresh ditto 23 Mar. fresh ditto 27 Mar. dark ditto 17 Mar. fair ditto 31 Mar. fresh ditto 24 Mar. fresh ditto 14 Mar. fan- ditto 25 Mar. fair ditto 15 Mar. fresh ditto 15 Mar. fresh ditto 8 Mar. fresh black; white 13 Mar. fresh regimental 24 Jan. fresh - ditto 20 Mar. fresh white Blop; plaid 19 Mar. Dover ditto ditto ditto Bristol ditto Cork ditto W - ley Sh^ emess ' T. H.' on left arm, anchor on left hand, off furlough to Edinburgh off pass to London 168210 168211 168212 168213 168214 168215 168216 168217 168218 168219 Horace Allen Heli Browning John Buchanan William Pope John Robinson Ferguson Stewart Robert Duncan Levi Booth 2047 224 1960 1134 4698 2958 ditto [ Romford, Essex ( labourer ditto i Crediton, Devonshire ditto ditto ' Belfast engineer ditto Wandsworth, Londn. " ilasterer ditto Liverpool ooiiermaker Rl. Engineers Glasgow mason ditto Fife ditto 5th Drag. Gds. Bradfield, Yorkshire labourer 25 5 11 It. brn 29 5 111 brown 27 5 9 lt. brn 25 5 61 lt. bm 19 5 81 dk. bm 24 5 71 fair 291 5 7} dk. brn 24 5 91 dk. bm grey grey grey grey grey grey blue grey ditto Plymouth Shorncliffe Guernsey London * A\ dershot Barnsley D; pockpitted cut on upper hp off furlough to Belfast ditto to London issue on left Glocheal muscle; recruit * Cape of Good Hope changed his uniform for plain clothes scar over right eye; recruit 8 POLICE GAZETTE. April 14. DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA. OFFICE REG. AGE. I, I DATE OF PLACE OF NAME. CORPS. • WHERE BORN. TEADE. SIZE. HAIR. EYES. FACE. COAT & TEOTJSEES. MARKS AND REMARKS. NO. NO. DESEETN. DESEETION. 38076 38077 38078 38079 38080 38081 38082 38083 38034. 38085 38086 38087 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 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 Hull Middlesborough Whitley Sutton Kilmainhan, Dublin Swineford, Mayo Hull ditto Kilkerry, Mayo Leeds labourer bricklayer labourer ditto ditto ditto shoemaker ditto ditto ditto 6 I brown 7 sandy brown brown brown dk. brn brown brown lt. brn , brown 5 5 5 61 5 9 5 6 5 10 74 5 71 o 84 5 7 grey blue grey hazel hazel hazel blue blue hazel hazel fresh fresh sallow sallow sallow i vir fair sallow fair | fresh 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Oct, Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Scarbro' ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto absent from training ditto Northallerton labourer 30 5 91 brown blue fresh ditto Hull ditto 221 5 8} dk. brn blue sallow 2nd Warwick Birmingham glassmaker 27 5 7 lt. brn ? rey fair W. York Rifles Manchester labourer 19} 5 5 brown grey fair Sussex Chichester musician 18 5 5} brown hazel fresh Stirlingshire Glasgow shoemaker 34 5 7 dk. brn blue fresh W. York Rifles — labourer 18| 5 5 brown grey fair Perthshire Rfls Perth weaver 20} 5 61 dk. brn hazel fresh 2nd Cheshire 181 5 6 lt. brn grey fresh Manchester ditto Sheffield — 17 5 10 It. brn blue light 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 Pontefract 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, April 14, 1862. SHIP DESEETED OE DIS- NAME. DATE. EATING. 3 SIZE. WHEEE BOEN. HAIE. EYES. FACE. MARKS AND REMARKS. CHAEGED FROM. < i * Robert McAvoy ® John Boyle Frederick Hoad John Leigh James A. Chick Alfred S. Green Albert Studeman William Cronin Thomas Saunders George Aldhouee John Cameron Thomas Lowman James Smith Josh. Wiltshire Edward Walters Charles Adamson * William Inwood * Jas. W. Thompson * J. G. Thompson * G. Hoddinott * J. Seagrave * G. Stevenson * James Nicholson * Peter Stewart * William Bose * J. McCoy Abraham Andrews * John Springgay ^ William Carter William Harper Edward J. Nihall Paul Powers Henry Howard * Henry Edwards * Thomas Cook * William J. Watson • 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. F. Smith Alexander Ingram John Baguny Joseph Saunders Edward Flood James Ragan * James Sullivan * Charles Parker Jas. McSkimmings Jatnes Young George Hepburn William Embleton John Mansell William Taylor * Henry Hayward * George Jenkins William Rankin John Smith James Sargeant Formidable, deserter Wellesley, deserter Wellesley, straggler Defence, straggler Cumberland, discharged ditto Wellesley, discharged Supply, straggler ditto ditto Victory, deserter ditto ditto ditto Revenge, straggler ditto Excellent, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Formidable, deserter Excellent, straggler ditto discharged Virago, discharged Narcissus, discharged Nimble, discharged Excellent, straggler ditto ditto Trafalgar, deserter ditto Cornwallis, 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 Excellent, straggler ditto Jackal, deserter Formidable, deserter I St. George, discharged 27 16 16! 28 28 22 15! 16 26 21 25 24} 43} 194 19} 38 20 20 l7f 24 27 25 28 2 0 74 4 5 0 10 2 6 64 5: 11 74 6 1 April > private, R. Marines 1 April boy, 2nd class 6 April ditto 6 April A. B. 3 April lamp trimmer 3 April steward's assistant 3 April boy, 2nd class 4 April boy, 2nd class 7 April A. B. 7 April ordinary 7 April ditto 16 Mar. A. B. 16 Mar. sailmaker's crew 17 Mar. boy, lst class 13 Mar. ditto 4 April 2nd capt., maintop 4 April ordinary 6 April private, R. Marines 5 April bov, lBt class 17} 5 2 3 April A. B. 5 6 2 April ditto 5 6j 2 April tinsmith 5 4 2 April A. B. 5 7 1 April ditto 25 5 6 I April ditto 31 5 7 1 April ditto 27 5 7 1 April ditto 22 5 6 18 Mar. ordinary 20 5 30 Mar. boy, lst class 18} 5 30 Mar. leading seaman 28 5 14 Feb. boy, 2nd class 17 4. 31 Mar. ditto 17 5 A. B. 25 5 boy, 2nd class 164 5 24 Mar. private, R. Marines 26 5 24 Mar. A. B. 21 5 24 Mar. 2ndcapt., aftrguard 29 5 II Mar. ordinary 23 5 10 Mar. ditto 23 5 22 Mar. boy, lst class 18 5 22 Mar. ditto 18 5 22 Mar. ditto 20 5 22 Mar. ditto 18 5 27 Feb. A. B. 33 5 15 Feb. ditto 221 5 9 Mar. boy, lst class 18! 5 4 Mar. ditto 18J 5 10 Mar. ditto 174 5 8 Mar. ordinary 18 5 3 Mar. boy, lst class 17 5 9 Mar. boy, 2nd class 17 5 21 Mar. A. B. 26 5 8 Mar. ditto 23} 5 8 Mar. ordinary 29} 5 7 Mar. ditto 21} 5 9 Feb. ordinary, 2nd class 20 5 16 Feb. ordinary 19 5 19 Mar. coxswain, barge 26 5 19 Mar. A. B. 24 5 19 Mar. 2nd capt., forecastle 29 5 21 Mar. A. B. 24 5 21 Mar. boy, lst class 17 5 —- stoker 274 — shipwright 39 7 Mar. ordinary, 2nd class 21 18 Mar. leading seaman 224 18 Mar. A. B. 234 & 3 Mar. boy, 1st class 18 5 28 Feb. ordinary, 2nd class 22 5 9 Mar. ordinary 23 Biddenden, Kent Glasgow ditto London Sundridge, Kent Iiminster, Somersetshire Lambeth, London London ditto ditto ditto Edinburgh Liverpool Wandsworth, London London Hastings, Sussex Birkenhead, Cheshire Aylesbury, Bucks Windsor, Berks Gosport, Hants Brighton Gosport Lincoln Montreal Glasgow red black brown dk, brn brown lt. brn brown dark brown lt. brn light brown brown black brown light brown dk. brn dk. brn brown brown brown brown brown brown grey lazel hazel grey grey grey St. John's, Newfndlnd. brown 11 6 2 4 7 51 6 7 31 0 9 Portsea, Hants Wardon, Isleol Sheppey Portsmouth Mnrsley, Bucks Lichfield, Staffordshire London Dromara, Down Clerkenwell, London Leamington, Warwick Dunfermline, Fife Kensington, London 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 Rochester, Kent Bath, Somersetshire brown brown brown t. brn brown dk. brn brown brown brown brown light dark brown brown brown brown brown dk. brn It. 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 It. brn brown light brown light light hazel hazel blue blue hazel blue hazel hazel blue light hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel blue grey blue blue hazel fair grey liazel grey grey blue blue hazel blue grey blue blue hazel hazel blue hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel li^ iel hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel blue hazel dark blue hazel hazel. grey blue blue hazel grey grey blue blue hazel blue dark sallow swarth ruddy fair fresh 30s. reward served in Hogue 10s. reward ditto ^ served in Swallow * served in Monarch and Impregnable served in Formidable, Monarch, and Southampton 10s. reward served in Fisgard served in Excellent and Princess Royal served in Royal Albert and Princess Royal ditto £ 3 reward served in Ccesar ditto 1L. S.' on left wrist; served in Vernon and Ccesar ditto served in Fisgard, Impregnable, Imaum, and Valorous ditto served in Victory, Vulture, and Renown served in Excellent and Princess Royal served in Impregnable and Princess Royal served in Renown served in Chesapeake marks on right arm; served in Cressy served in Ilantdbal served in Monarch and Ccesar £ 3 reward served in Royal George and Terrible crucifix and flags on arms served in Royal William aud Royal Adelaide scar on left leg served in Impregnable ship and bracelet on right arm r ( ruddy fair fresh dark ruddy ruddy fresh fair fair fair £ 3 reward served in St. Vincent ditto served in Britannia ditto served in Cressy ditto ditto ditto served in Forte and Persian , ditto served in Fisgard ditto man and woman on left arm [ Shannon ditto served in Wellesley. Childers, Tortoise, Orion, aud ditto served in Royal Adelaide an 1 Orion ditto served in Queen Charlotte, Monarch, and Fawn ditto [ Emerald ditto served in Arrogant, Victory, Cura$ oa, Leopard, and ditto served in St. Vincent and Trafalgar £ 3 reward small whiskers; supp. joined one of Mr. Green's ditto supp. of Dutch extraction ditto pockpitted; served in Blenheim, Nile, 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 * 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. WHEBE EOEN. TRADE. H o < SIZE. HAIB. EYES. FACE. COAT & TEOTJSEES. DATE OF DESEETN. PLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. James Cole Portsmouth Newton, Witts Kingston, Dorset [ abourer 201 5 7} lt. brn blue fair undress uniform 2 April Portsmouth off furlough to Malmesbury, Wilts Mark Luther ditto ditto 27 5 7 brown grey fair ditto 29 Mar. Gosport William Allams Woolwich Prestbury, Cheshire moulder 23 5 54 lt. brn grey fair 2 April Woolwich pockpitted, burn on right arm Richard Davey Chatham Newport, Monmouth labourer 20} 5 7} lt. bm grey fresn uniform 1 April Deal ditto William Casey Plymouth Marylebone, London ditto 22 5 61 black hazel fresh undress uniform 20 Mar. Plymouth off furlough to Reading; scar over left eye John Hillery ditto Northampton bootcloser 25 5 5 lt. brn blue fresh ditto 21 Mar. ditto ditto to Poplar, London Daniel Williams ditto Nantyglo, Monmouth collier 194 5 64 red hazel florid ditto 19 Mar. ditto Thomas Cox Woolwich London labourer 22 5 51 brown grey fresh . 1 April Woolwich mole on right hip George Hunt Portsmouth Coventry blacksmith 20} 5 5} dk. brn grey fresh undress uniform 22 Mar. Gosport George Daniels James Smith John Newman Woolwich Shoreditch, London labourer 331 5 5} brown grey fresh 25 Mar. Woolwich D Portsmouth Stoke Hammond* ditto 191 5 51 dk. brn grey dark undress uniform 15 Mar. Gosport * Bucks Chatham Liverpool ditto 19} 5 6} lt. brn grey fresh uniform 23 Mar. Chatham Tohn McDonald ditto ditto ditto 261 5 8} lt. bm grey fair ditto 19 Mar. ditto slightly pockpitted; off furlough to Belfast James Clegg Woolwich Prestbury, Cheshire Glasgow weaver 241 5 61 dk. brn hazel fresh 15 Mar. Woolwich off furlough to Macclesfield Thomas McGuire ditto tobaccospnr 191 5 7 brown blue fresh black 21 Mar. Liverpool scar on forehead; recruit, supposed gone to Glasgow James Wheelhouse ditto Liverpool blacksmith 261 5 71 dk. brn blue fresh 16 Mar. Woolwich signs of old chancre John Watson ditto Ballygawley, Tyrone labourer 28} 5 9 lt. brn brown fresh 18 Mar. ditto William Morrisey ditto Westminster ditto 24} 5 3 lt. brn grey fresh 16 Mar. ditto John Tunstall R. MarineArt Kirkby Stephen* farmer 31 5 8 brown grey fresh undress uniform 28 Feb. Portsmouth * Westmorlan John Collins Chatham Westminster | labourer 21 Is 51 browr. blue | fair uniform 18 Mar. Chatham LONDON: PRINTED FOR HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE BY HARRISON AND SONS, ST, MARTIN'S LANE, W. C.