POLICE GAZETTE. CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and, of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and the circumstance of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences who are known but not in custody, and a Description of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description, as accurate as possible, of Property that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. N. o. 3739 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1863. 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 ME. W. D. BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. *„* Whenever it is desired that any person should be appre hended, and the Name is given, it is indispensably 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, aiJ betters addressed to the Editor must be prepaid, otherwise the insertion will not be made. It is requested that the Names and Descriptions of Deserters and Absentees from the Militia, as well as those from the regular Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, may be addressed to " The Under Secretary of State for War, War Office, Pall . Mall, London, S. W.," as they cannot be published without his • tority. INFORMATIONS. is fond of singing. Information to be given to Mr. Superin- tendent T. Simmonds, Sharnbrook, Beds, who holds the war- rant for their apprehension.— Bow- street, January 30. Description of WALSTON SADDLER, labourer, who absconded from Felthorpe, Norfolk, on the 26th inst.,- charged with attempting to fire a pistol at Christiana Wighton, on the night of the 24th instant, in Cossey Park : he is 22 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, light brown hair, large blue eyes, no whiskers, scar on one cheek, makes a snuffling noise with his nose when speaking ; dressed when last seen, in a brown velve- teen frock coat, light beverteen trousers and waistcoat, black chummy hat; he is most likely to go to Ipswich, London, or into Kent; has been accustomed to work in gardens.. £ 1 reward, and all reasonable expenses will be paid for his ap- prehension. Information to be given to Mr. Chief Superinten- dent Atthill, Norfolk Constabulary, Norwich, who holds the warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, January 30. engraved on back, maker Griffin, Cornhill. By a man, 25 years of age, tall and stout, fresh complexion ; dress, dark In- verness cape and hat.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, Janu- ary 30. Stolen from the person of a gentleman, about 7' 30 p. m. on the 24th instant, in Back Piccadilly, Manchester, a gold hunt- ing Watch, maker's name, Oliphant and Botsford, Manchester, No. 7513, had attached a gold Albert Guard, gold Seal, and gold Key. Any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves, and recovery of the watch, shall receive £ 5 reward. Information to be given to Mr. Thomas Anderton, Superintendent of Police, C Division, Police Station, Fairfield- street, Manchester; or at any of the Police Stations in the City of Manchester.— Bow- January 30, MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. Description of a man committed for trial at the next assizes to be held at Lincoln, on a charge of cutting and wounding. He gave his name CHARLES ROBERT HENRY JAMES, of Oxford, Clerk, and has been officiating as curate at the parish of South Kelsey for eight or nine weeks, about 56 years of age, 5 feet inches high, iron grey hair, small whiskers, long thin face very much wrinkled, small dull grey eyes, irregular teeth stained from tobacco, slenderly made, round shouldered, and very shabbily dressed ( not at all like a clergyman) : is very much addicted to drinking and smoking, and is fond of talking about hunting, shooting, fighting, & c. It is suspected that , he has been previously convicted or is concerned in other offences, probably fraud. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent T. Barsby, County Police Station, ' Market Rasen, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, February 11. Decription of JAMES CASBOLT, a native of Balsham, Cambridgeshire, who is charged ( with two others, who are in custody), with night poaching and maliciously wounding a gamekeeper, in a wood belonging to General Hall, at Weston Colvill: about 20 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, pale complexion, light brown hair, his ears have been pierced for rings, and he may be wearing a small pair; dressed, when he absconded, in a blue pilot coat, dark trousers, black cap, and blucher boots. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Charles Yeo, Linton, Cambridgeshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 9. Description of JAS. PANGBOURNE, alias WALKER, a carman, charged with causing the death of Chas. Champion, on the 27th of December last, in Nine Elms- lane, Lambeth : 35 years of age, 6 feet 8 or 9 inches high, dark complexion and hair, black whiskers, teeth out in front, round shouldered, he stoops when walking, slouching gait; dress, cord jacket and trousers, or suit of black with black hat, a native of St. Alban's. — Metropolitan Police, V Division, February 4. Absconded from Appleton, in the county of Chester, on the 26th ultimo, charged with stabbing with a knife one John Noon, from the effects of which he is not expected to recover, JAMES MULLIGAN, about 30 years of age, short in stature, stout make, burn mark on the corner of one eye and cheek, one hand wrapped up, said to have a bustian on the finger, dark hair, and dressed in a white slop, with a pea jacket over it; and MICHAEL MULLIGAN, short and stout, young looking, much pockmarked, fresh ruddy complexion, dark hair, and had on a jacket, slop, and light cord trousers; they are both farm labourers. A warrant for their apprehension is in the hands of Superintendent Andrews, Lymm, near Warrington, Cheshire, to whom information is to be givgn.— Bow- street, February 1. Description of three men against whom a warrant fiill been issued, charging them with having, on the 21st instant, at the parish of Yielding, in the county of Bedford, discharged a gun at Thomas Cook, a game watcher, with intent to do him grievous bodily injury. JOHN DRAPER, of Wimmington, Beds, shoemaker, about 30 years of age, 5 teet 9 or 10 inches high, dark brown hair, blue eyes, whiskers inclined to be sandy, and dressed in a light drab long coat, cord trousers, lace- up boots, and light cap; JOHN DESBOROUGH, of Wimmington, Beds, labourer, about 25 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, dark hair and eyes, short dark whiskers meeting under the chin, and dressed in a long dark coat, supposed to have a brown slop underneath, cord trousers, lace- up boots, and black billycock hat; and THOMAS CHILDS RUSHDEN, of Northamptonshire, labourer, about 27 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, hair inclined to be sandy, small sandy whiskers, fair complexion, very small eyes, a small piece off the bottom of one of his ears, the remainder of which curls a little up- wards. They are all known poachers, have two guns with them, and visit low public- houses and lodging- houses; Draper ARSON AND WILFUI. BURNING. On the evening of the 18th instant, some person or persons wilfully set fire to a rick of Hay, the property of Mr. John Packwood, situate near the Fox Gate, in the parish ot Broms- grove. whereby the whole was destroyed. £ 100 reward will be paid to any person who shall give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender ( or offenders, and in addi- tion thereto, Sir George Grey will advise the grant of Her Majesty's gracious pardon to any accomplice not being the person'who actually set fire to the property, who shall give such evidence as shall lead to the conviction of the guilty party. Information to be given to Mr. John Bevan, Super- intendent of Police, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire.— Brno- street, February 9. Between 5 and 6 p. m. on the 29th ultimo a fire broke out in a stack of seed clover, at Puttenden Farm, Lingfield, Surrey, which was nearly consumed, the property of Mr. T. Russell. Supposed to be the act of an incendiary. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent A. H. Bungard, Surrey Con- stabulary, Godstone.— Bow- street, February 2. ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen on the 7th instant, from the person of Mr. Ellwood, 18, Arlington- street, Piccadilly, whilst passing into Drury Lane Theatre a gold duplex Watch, No. 587, maker Peter Orr.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, February 11. Supposed to have been stolen from the person of a gentle- man, at Reigate, Surrey, on the 5th instant, a gold Watch, enamel face, gold and second hands, makers' Barraud and Sund, 41, Cornhill, No. 2 | 3781. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent C. H. Coward, . Surrey Constabulary, Reigate.— Bow- street, February 9. THOMAS DODD and WILLIAM DODD, advertised in the Police Gazettes of December 1st and 26th, 1862, charged with assault and highway robbery at Little Wenlock. in the county of Salop, are still at larae. A reward of £ 2 12s. fid. each will be paid ( upon conviction), to any person who will give such information as shall lead to their apprehension, in addition to all reasonable expenses incurred. Information to be eiven to Mr. Richardson, Superintendent of Police, Wellington, Salop.— Bow- street, February 6. Stolen about 9.40 p. m. on the 4th instant, from the person of a lad, in the bcrough of Oldham, Lancashire, by two men, a blue cloth Jacket with small patches of black on both enffs and left elbow, having a red pocket- handkerchief with white spots in one of the pockets, and a black pilot cloth vest, made to button up to the neck, covered buttons, having a white handled knife with two blades in one of the pockets. Information to be given at the Police Office, Town Hall, Oldham, Lancashire.— Bow- street, February 6. Stolen on the morning of the 1st instant, from the person of a gentleman in Manchester, a silver lever Watch, with sunk seconds, cream coloured dial, ' Charles Barnett,' engraved inside the outside case. No. 1106. Any person giving such informa- tion as may lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property shall receive £ 5 reward, on appli- cation to Captain Palin, Chief Constable, Town Hall, King- st., Manchester.— Bow street, February 4. Further information relative to the lady' § gold Watch stolen from the premises at Warrington, on the night of the 28th ultimo. It has an engine- turned back, open face, gold dial, black figures, steel hands, horizontal movement, name of ' Dismore, ' Geneva,' on the dial, and ' Dismore, Liverpool,' engraved on the dome, No. 23914, stamped inside the case. Information to he given to the Chief Constable, Warrington. — Bow- street, February 2. Stolen from th'e person, on the night of the 28th instant, at Warrington, a lady's gold Watch, gold face, maker's name Dismore, Liverpool; and a gentleman's silver skeleton lever Watch, maker's name, William Funcock, Warrington, No. 74560. Information to be given to Mr. John S. Macmichael, Chief Constable, Warrington.— Bow- street, January 30. Stolen about 7' 15 p. m. on the 27th instant, from the person of Thomas Warman, of Somerset House, Carlton- road. Kilburn, while getting into an omnibus in Oxford- street, a gold open- face engine- turned duplex Watch, compensation balance, second hands, a ducal coronet and Prince of Wales's Feather BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. Between the hours of 5 and 8 p. m. on the 8th instant, thjB dwelling- house of Miss Webster was entered during the absence of the family, by means of skeleton keys, and the property stolen theiefrom, viz. : six silver Tea Spoons, marked ' T. R. W.'; a pair of silver Sugar Tongs, same mark; and five electro- plated ditto ; also about six Shillings in copper monies. Information to be given to Mr. J. Thomas, Head Constable, Borough Police Office, Dewsbury, York.— Bow- street, February 11. Betwten the hours of 8 p. m. on the 17th, and 7 a. m. on the 18th instant, during the absence of the family, the house of John Kirk, of Breeze Hill, was broken and entered, and the following articles stolen therefrom : a horizontal Geneva silver Watch, No. 18893, silver dial, and gold figures ; a patent lever silver Watch, No. 1773, with plain back ; a patent lever silver Watch, No. 16308, centre seconds, and sunk dial, and a silver link Guard attached ; six silver Teaspoons, marked ' J. B. K.'; and about twenty- two or twenty- three Shillings in money. £ 2 reward will be paid to any person who wil; ^ ive such infor- mation as will lead to the apprehension of the thief and re covery of the property, or in proportion to the amount re- covered, on application to Mr. J. Wetherell, Chief Constable, Oldham.— Bow- street, February 11. Stolen from the dwelling- house of a gentleman at Fair- field, during the night of the 4th or morning of the 5th inst., the following articles, viz.: a silver Butter Knife, with pearl handle; a Box of Mathematical Instruments ; a pearl Paper Knife, the handle in shape of a fawn's foot, and silver mounted. Pawnbrokers and others are requested to detain any person offering the same for pledge or sale. Information to be given at the Police Office, Bootle ; or Old Swan ; or the Central Police Office, Dale- street, Liverpool.— Bow- street, February 9. Further information relative to the burglary at the house of Miss Thompson, at Sevenoaks, on the night of the 2nd instant, and advertised in the Police Gazette of the 4th instant. There was also stolen an Australian gold Ring, with a ruby in it; a small silver Fruit Knife; and a black single Opera Glass, mounted with silver, and is broken. The number of one of the notes is-' ® 51586. Manchester, 1/ 28/ 1862. Signed W. Gattie.' Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent < olman, Sevenoaks.— Bow- street, February 9. Absconded from Steeple Barton, Oxon, on the 25th ultimo, charged with breaking and entering the dwelling- house of Thomas Willett, and stealing therefrom £ 7 10s. in gold, CHARLES BAYLIS, 17 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, proportionately made, walks erect; when last seen he was dressed in grey tweed stable jacket worn at elbows, corduroy trousers, cloth cap, blue check shirt, and blucher boots much worn, but is sup- posed to be now dressed in new clothes: belongs to the Qxon Militia. He left Heyford Station, on the Great Western Railway, for Paddington on the above date. He is likely to be found at the Artillery Barracks at Woolwich, where he will probably endeavour to enlist. It is requested that police officers make immediate inquiries in garrison towns and camps, and also of recruiting parties in Westminster. Information to be given to Inspector TI>„ rogood, Police Station, Deddington, Oxon, who holds a warrant for his apprehension ; or at any Police Station in Oxon.— Bow- street, February 9. Further information respecting CHARLES BAYLIS, charged with housebreaking at Steeple Barton, Oxon, on the 25th ultimo. He is supposed to be with Henry Siuith, a native of Westcott Barton, Oxon, now a private in the Horse Artillery, quartered at Woolwich. Smith lias been in the Artillery about six months. Information to be given to Mr. Inspector Thorogood, Police Station, Deddington, Oxon.— Bow- street, February 9. Between the hours of 11 p. m. on the 6tli, and 7 a. m. on the 7th instant, the dwelling- house and shop of Mr. John Davies, baker and grocer, of Welsh Hampton, near Ellesmere, Salop, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrojn : a small Cheese, a Currant Loaf, lbs. of fresh Butter, and a quantity of Peppermint, and other Sweets ; also two calico Shirts, with cloth collars and wristbands. Any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 4 14s. 6d. reward, on application to Mr. Pritchard, Solicitor to the Welsh Hampton Association for the Prosection of Felons. Information to be given to Mr. Ivins, Superintendent of Police, Oswestry ; or to Sergeant Thomas, Police Station, Ellesmere, Salop.-- Bwv- street, February 9. During the night of the 6 th instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. Law, maltster near the railway station, Gray's; Thurrock, Essex, was-, burglariously entered, and the following property stolen : ftVe electro- plated Forks ; a pair of Table Spoons, seven odd Tea ditto, a pair of Salt ditto, and a Dessert ditto ( all sil- ver) ; a black cloth Dress Coat, lined with silk ; a grey mix- ture Great Coat, with black silk collar ; a pair of Wellington Boots, nearly new ; a pair of woman's elastic- side ditto ; a pair of boy's Slippers; a pair of child's Shoes ; 1 lb. of Tea ; and a Morocco Purse, containing a Half- Crown and a Shilling in Silver. Information to be given to Inspector Rutledge, Police Station, Orsett, Essex.— Bow- street, February 9. During the night of the 4th or morning of the 5th instant, soM » ' perso » or persons- broke and entered St. Michael's Church School, in the. borough of St. Alban's, and the following pro- perty stolen therefrom, viz. : 17 yards of white Calico ; 8f yards oil lilac Print; three Chem ses; seven linen Towels ; an Apron, unfinished ; a packet of glazed Thread ; two packets of Ti » pe ; three gross of Steel Pens ; fifty Envelopes ; a ream of Note Paper ; several reels of coloured Cotton; a school Reward Medal, with the ' National School Depository' one side, and ' Diligence and Good Conduct' on the other; and 220 papers of Needles, various numbers. Information to be fiven to Mr. Superintendent Pike, Police Office, St. Alban's, ( erts.— Bow- street, February 0. On the night of the 2nd instant, a burglary was committed at the house of Miss: Mary Thompson, at Sevenoaks, and the following property stolen therefrom : two £ 5 Bank of England Notes, and about £ 3 in Cash ; three old- fashioned Tea Spoons, marked ' P.'; a silver Top of mustard pot; a silver Top of pepper box ; a white cornelian gold Brooch ; a silver Pencil Case, Mordants ; a silver Vinaigrette, marked ' M. T. ; and two long steel bead Purses. Information to be given to Super- intendent Colman, Kent Constabulary, Sevenoaks.— Bow- street, February 4. On the night of the 31st ultimo, the bouse of Mr. William Gale, Coles, of No. 11, Victoria- square, Clifton, Bristol, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen there- from : a silver Waiter, bead pattern round the edges; a silver Cruet Stand ; a silver Top of claret stand ; a silver Mustard Pot and Spoon ; a silver Pepper Box ; three silver Tops of glass stands ; and a silver Thimble ( all with crest, a dragon rising out of a crown, and arrow in claw) ; also twelve Dessert Knives with silver handles, Plum, maker; a dark Paisley Shawl; a reversible india- rubber Over Coat, alpaca inside, a small piece torn off at the comer of skirt ; a leather reticule Bag ; four small silver bottle Labels, with chain attached, and marked ' Port, Sherry, Claret.' Information to be given to the Acting Chief Superintendent, Bristol.— Bow- street, Feb. 4. Between the hours of 11 p. m. on the 29th, and 5 a. m. on the 30th ultimo, two dwelling- houses were entered by talse keys, in the borough of Bolton, and the following property stolen therefrom : an old- fashioned brown mixture Overcoat; a brass Mortar and an iron Pounder ; two large brass Candle- sticks, loose at the bottoms ; a 6- quart iron Pan, with a small piece broken out of the edge, and flat handle over the top ; a 4- quart iron Pan, with long handle ; a quart Saucepan; a o- quart iron Kettle;' with the handle cracked near the rivets at the back ; a China- blue priht. Apron, much worn; a peach and white striped Apron, much worn; a print plaid Apron, with border at the bottom, much worn; a white muslin Window Curtain ; a Malt Sack, with the name ' Rodger Hurst' marked thereon : and about 30 lbs. of Provisions, consisting of V Sugar, Bacon, Cheese, & c. Information to be given to Mr. Jas. Harris, Chief Constable, Police Office, Bolton, Lancashire.— Bow- street, February 2. Between 9 p. m. on the 28th, and 6 a. m. on the 29th inst., the pawnshop of Henry Walker, of Ashton Old Road, Open- shaw, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz. : thirteen gold Wedding Rings; five silver Watch Guards of various sizes, one is very strong, and has the swivel broken off ; two pairs of women's Boots, laced up at'the sides, and brass eyelet- holes ; three new black velve- teen Jackets; three pairs of new black velveteen Trousers, to ftt boys from 12 to IS years of age ; and ten pairs of Boots, boy's size. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Old Trafford, near Manchester.— Bow- street, January 30. On the night of the 27th instant, or early the following morning, some person or persons broke and entered the house of' the Rev. T. H. Maitland, Southmolton, and stole a silver plated Candlestick, a silver Tea Spoon ( crest, a lion rampant), a plated Toast Rack, a silver Mustard Pot, a Table Cloth ( diamond pattern), some Bread, several pounds of Stilton Cheese, some dressed Beef, and part of an undressed ham of Pork. Information to be given to Superintendent W. H. Fisher, Southmolton, Devon.— Bow- street, January 30. S33SISE AND CATTLE STEALING. The Donkey, advertised in the Police Gazette of the Gth instant, supposed to have been stolen from Sexden, near Col- chester, has been found and restored to its owner.— Bow- street, February 11. The Pony and Colt, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 2nd instant, as supposed to have been stolen from North Hill, in. the parish of Stockland, Devon, have been found and restored to the owner.— Bow- street, February 11. JONATHAN JONES, of Llanddewibrefi, Cardiganshire, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 29th August last and on the 5th of the following month, charged with Horse stealing, and fOr whose apprehension a warrant has been issued, is still at large. He is of the following desdfiption : 51 years of age, S feet 10 inehes high, straight and well built, swarthy com- plexion, black hair slightly mixed with grey, black whiskers, hair and whiskers bushy, small dark deeply- set eyes, has a lazy appearance, mostly always with his hands in his breeches pockets, speaks very bad English, although a labourer, very seldom works, likes small jobs, makes clogs from old shoes, about two years ago he led a stallion pony through different parts of Glamorganshire, where he is well known ; he has been lately seen near Dowlais, in that county, and afterwards going in the direction of Rhymney, dressed in a light mixture cloth monkey jacket, cord breeches and leggings, black high- crowned hat, and a good pair o£ lace- up boots. The special attention of the Police of the counties of Glamorgan, Manmouth, and Brecon, is solicited, aa it is believed that the said Jonathan Jones is now tramping through one of those counties. £ 1 re- ward will be paid by Mr. David Morgan Davies, of Landdewi- brefi, for his apprehension. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Lloyd, Aberystwith, Cardiganshire; or to Sergeant Lyons, Treganon Police Station, Lampeter, Cardigan- shire.— Bow- street, February 11. Stolen from a field at Coulton, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, between 6 p. m. on the 4th, and 11 a. m. on the 5th ins- ant, the. property of James Stoker, butcher, two Balmshaw Sheep, very fat, marked down the face and across the loins with red paint, wool very white, and skins can be identified. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Superintendent Parkin, West Riding Constabulary, Tadcaster.— Bow- street, February 9. Supposed to have been stolen on the night of the 2nd or 3rd instant, from a field in the parish of Maidstone, near Bishops Castle, the property of Mr. James Blockley, a bay Filly, rising 2 years old, about 13 hands high, a star on fore- head, and tail cut short. Information to be given to the Police Station, Bishops Castle, Salop.— Bow- street, February 9. Supposed to have been stolen on the night of the 3rd inst., from a field at Smethwick, in the parish of Harborne, Stafford- shire, the property of Mr. John Gosling, butcher, a light brown Horse, 4 years old, about 14 hands high, long mane and tail, and a white streak on the forehead; also a dark brown Mare, about 14 hands high, long mane and tail, and a small white star on forehead, the property of the same John Gosling, they are both without shoes. Information to be given to Sergeant, William Passey, Police Station, Smethwick.— Bow- street, February 9. Stolen on the night of the 4th instant, from a stable belonging to Mr. William Moseley, farmer, of Weaver, a dark bay Mare, about 14 hands high, rising 5 years old, small head, in foal, black legs, mane a little rubbed, and combed to the near side, long switch tail, a little shaggy, is without blemish, has no white marks about her, is about half bred, full of action, has not been trimmed, her shoes want removing, and are marked ' W. K.' on the outer side. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Gwynne, Tarporley ; or to Sergeant Hayes, Police Station, Over, Cheshire.— Bow- street, February9. Stolen from a meadow near the Three Locks, Soulbury, Bucks, on the night of the 5th instant, the property of Joseph Faulkner, an Irish brown Horse ( between a cart and nag), 5 years old, 15 hands 3 inches high, both hind feet white, Roman nose, large head, long tail and coat, has laid out nearly all the winter. A horse answering the description in every respect passed through Kilburn Gate for London at about 1130 a. m. on the 6th instant; he had on a halter, and a short young man, pale face, no whiskers, was riding the same with- out a saddle. Information to be given to Mr. Chief Superin- tendent Job Denson, Aylesbury, Bucks, or to Mr. Inspector W. Shepherd Linslade, Leighton Buzzard, Beds.— Bow- street, February 9. Supposed to have been stolen from Bryntalch, in the parish of Llandyssil, the property of William Alsop, nine Kerry Hill Wether Sheep ' J. LI.' on the left side, a dull mark on the rump. Information to be given at the Chief Con- stable's Office, Newtown, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- st., Feb. 6. Supposed to have been stolen on the night of the 27th or 28th ultimo, from a field in the parish of Hope, county of Flint, three half- bred South Down Ewes, in lamb, the property of Mr. R. Dutton, Derby- park Farm. Also stolen, on the night of the 2Gth or 27th ultimo, from a field in the parish of Hope, four cross- bred Sheep, marked ' J. L.' on the rump with pitch, the property of Mr. Edward Tilsdale. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Thomas, Mold, Flintshire.— Bow- street, February 6. Supposed to have been stolen on the 29th ultimo, from a pasture in the parish of Lexton, near Colchester, a small light coloured gelding Donkey, about 4 years old, several cracks in the hoofs, the hair cut off the end of tail, and had no shoes on. Information to be given to Mr. O. Downes, Head Constable, Town Hall, Colchester.— Bow- street, February 4. Absconded from Derwent- cottages, near Berry Edge, Durham, on the 1st instant, charged with sheep stealing, an iron moulder, about 27 years of age, 6 feet 8 or 9 inches high, stoutly made, fresh complexion, brown hair, has a tuft of hair on chin, is a native of Gateshead, fond of poaching, and may have a black and white Spanish greyhound with him. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Superintendent Thompson, County Constabulary Office, Durham.— Bow- street, February 4. Supposed to have been stolen, from North Hill, in the parish of Stockland, Devon, the property of Mr. John Pym, a black horse Pony, about 12j hands high, 5 years old, white streak dewn the face, and one white fore foot; also a bay horse Colt, 7 months old, with a star on forehead. Information to be given to Mr. John Pym, Stockland, Devon; to Mr. Super- intendent Dore, Devon Constabulary, Honiton ; or to Sergeant S. Newbury, Devon County Constabulary, Axminster, Devon. — Bow- stree. c, February 2. LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Absconded from Southport., on the 7th instant, charged with stealing a quantity of Joiner's Tools ( which have been recovered), GEORGE EDWARD BUNNING, a joiner, for whose apprehension a warrant has been granted : about 30 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, fresh complexion, sandy hair and whiskers, wa ks very erect, rather high cheek bones, and thin face ; dressed in a grey coat and waistcoat, black cloth trousers, and dirty white billycock ; supposed to have been previously convicted al Nottingham for felony. Information to be given to the Constabulary Office, Ormskirk, or Southport.— Bow- street, February 11. Stolen on the 7th instant, from Navenby, the property of Mr. Z. J. Thorpe, a steel Garden Spade, bright blade, ' 243' in ink on top of the handle, and maker Dudley, Chesterfield, with one or two ciphers on the socket; also a loag brown Slop, worked in hrown thread, torn on both site from the bottom upwards, three buttons on the front, the top one has a steam-, engine- on it, the other two are stitched on with string, and a button off each sleeve. Supposed by a man called GEORGE, who has been a soldier; 5 feet 10 inches high, 45 years of age, dark hair and whiskers, scar on each leg near ankle, and a scar on right side of bottom lip, apparently from a cut; dressed in a brown billycock, brown velvet coat with slop underneath, brown broad cotton cord trousers, black and white check scarf. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Pidgeon, Lin- coln.— Bow- street, February 11. Absconded from his lodgings at Pencombe, Herefordshire, between 7 and 8 a. m. on the 9th instant, charged with stealing a pair of nearly new cotton cord Trousers and a Waistcoat with fustian sleeves and back, the property of William Pitt, a man of the following description. He is a labourer, about 25 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, fair complexion, sandy whiskers meeting under chin; dressed in navvy boots, fustian trousers, round slop, and dark cap without peak : stated that he came from Monmouthshire, and that he lived, with Mr. William Jordon, of Great Marsdon. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent D. Harwood, Bromyard, Herefordshire.— Bow- street, February 11. Absconded from Oxford, on the evening of the 9th instant, charged with stealing the sum of £ 20 in Gold and Silver, . JESSE KING, an apprentice, 16 years of age, about 5 ft. 4 or" 5 ins. high, fresh complexion, sandy hair,, weak eyes, which causes a continual winking, high forehead, downcast look, turns his feet ou* when walking, by trade a tailor? dressed in a dark Oxford mixture loose coat with pockets outride, black trousers and waistcoat, which is rather shabby, blue necktie, brown mixture cloth cap, and lace- up boots : he is a native of the neighbourhood of Thame, Oxon, from which place he was apprenticed by the Guardians of that parish, to Mr. Henry Hine, tailor and robe maker, High- street, Oxford. £ 1 reward will he paid on his apprehension. Information to be given to Mr. Lucas, Superintendent of Police, Town Hall, Oxford, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 11. Absconded about 7 30 p. m the 9th instant, from the Had Hill Union, Reigate, ALFRED and FREDERICK. HAY- BITTLE, charged with stealing the undermentioned articles, the property of the Board of Guardians, viz. : six. Blankets' two linen Sheets, marked ' Reigate Uuion; a dark cloth Coat' a pair of plaid cloth Trousers, a brown cloth shove Vest, and a pair of cordury Trousers. Alfred Haybittle, 42 years of age, about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, fair complexion, is a returned convict, and has a ticket of leave iu his possession under the name of ' Thomas Miller,' also some letters from the Prisoners' Aid Society, wherein he is offered assistance to emigrate- Frederick Haybittle, 32 years of age, about 5 feet 4 inches high, rather lame of left leg; both dressed in the union clothing, viz.: fustian jackets, vests, and trousers, flannel and cotton shirts, wide- awake hats, all marked ' Reigate Union,' in ink. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent C. H. Coward, Surrey Constabulary, Reigate, who holds a warrant for their apprehension.— Bow- street, February 11. Stolen on the 5th instant, from 20, Hatton Garden, the property of Jacob Herman Epstein, 2 dozen bright grain morocco Leathers ( green and maroon), 3 dozen hart grain ( red and green). By the porter, a German, 24 years of age, fair complexion, brown hair ; dress, dark overcoat, light under do., black trousers and h it.— Metropolitan Police, G Division, Feb- ruary 11. Absconded from Norwich, on the 7th instant, charged with stealing a silver Watch, name Myers, London, supposed No. 14567, with gold snake- pattern Albert Chain attached, and £ 3 2s. in money, a man, 24 years of asre, 5 feet 4 inches high, slight made, small whiskers ; dressed in dark coat and vest, mixture coloured trousers, black hat, coloured silk scarf and pin, wears a belt round his waist, and has the appearance of a groom or jockey. Information to be given to Mr. Robert Hitchman, Chief Constable, City Police, Norwich.— Bow- street, February 11. Stolen about 6 30 a. m. on the 4th instant, from the ' Two Chairmen' public- house, South Bruton Mews, St. George's the property of Richard Hackin : 1 light drab tweed Jacket, Vest, and Trousers. 1 black cloth Frock- coat, Vest, and Trousers. 1 brown check Vest. 1 grey tweed Jacket. 6 white calico Shirts, marked ' A. St. L.' 1 silk Pocket- handkerehief. 1 pair of Wellington Boots ; 1 pair balmoral ditto. I black billycock Hat. 1 open- face double ease silver Watch. 1 gold Pin, set with imitation coral. By a man, 20 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches, high, fresh com- plexion, brown hair ; dress, blue overcoat, bbuK cloth waist- coat and trousers, and blue cloth v& y- Metropolitan Police, C Division, February 9. Absconded on the 31st ultimo, from the employ of Mr Andrew Columba, barometer maker, of No. 16, Charles- street, Hatton Garden, embezzling £ 110. A clerk, 35 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, sallow complexion, davfc: whiskers, light brown long hair, slim ; dress, black frock coat and hat, of shabby appearance but very clean ; an - Italian, but he speaks English very fluently; supposed he w$ l go to America.— Metropolitan Police., G Division, Febr/ tary 9. Stolen on the night of the 4th instant, from the - York ' hotel, Waterloo- road, the property of the Rev. H. A. Plow, Budeley, Mitcheldean, Hants: 1 black Frock- coat, 2 Vests 1 pair Trousers; 1 gold hunting Watch, ' Revd. H. A. Plow, presented by P. Bates,' engraved on inner case, maker Skeffing- ton, Liverpool. Also stolen, the property of Mr. Potter, 1 barege Dress, green and red spots; 1 pink silk ditto. By a man, 40 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, brown beard and moustache ; and dressed in dark coat and tweed trousers.— Metropolitan Police, L Division, February 9. Absconded from Thirsk, about 11 p. m. on the night of the 5th instant, charged with breaking open a writing desk, and stealing a long crimson Purse, containing £ 16 in Gold, and a knitted Night Cap, containing £ 14 in Silver, the property of Mr. James Turner, innkeeper, a man of the following descrip- tion : about 30 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, brown hair cut short behind, small dark whiskers, pale face, thin long nose, speaks softly, and scarcely moves his lips when speaking; dressed in a dark or brown coat, rather sliabby, dark plaid trousers, small check, dark cloth cap, which he pulls partially over his eyes, and cossack boots; appears to be addicted to drinking ale.. H ® stated that his name was WILSON a native of Scarborough, and that, he lived at the racing stables when a lad, at Osbaldestons, and that. he lived 6 years at Bradford which place he left, a fortnight ago : he is fond of talking about race horses. It is suspected that he is the same man adver- tised in the Police Gazette of the 9th June last, as THOMAS WILSON alias HUNTSMAN, charged with stealing £ 6 from Thomas Barker : and it is thought that he has dyed his hair and whiskers since that time. Information to be given to Inspector Thomas Smith, North Riding Constabulary, Thirsk Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 9.- DescriptioH of CHRISTOPHER CONNER, charged with haling on the 16th day of January last, at the parish of Stapleton, embezzled the sum of 7s. 6d., the property of the Guardians { of the Poor of the city of Bristol. He is Irish, about 40 years, of age, 6 fe* st 9 inches high, light brown hair, sandy whiskers, slightly built, thin nose a » d features ; dressed in round cord jacket, cord trousers and vesfc low shoes, brown bowler hat,, and worsted stockings, being the workhouse elothes and marked ' No. 147,' ' B C. W.' Information to be given to Mr. T. L. Box, Superintendent, Staple Hill; near Bristol, who holds a warrant for- his ^ apprehension.— Bow- street, Febru- ary, 6. Absconded about 8- 30 a. m. on the 3rd instant from the service of Miss Annie Kellock, of No. 9, Hanover- street Hanover- square, stealing the, following property : Of Philip Michallis, a lodger— a double breasted blue beaver Overcoat, lined with black silk, black velvet collar, silk buttons; a double Opera- glass, covered with black leather. Also, the property of Robert Faure,. a lodger— a black February ll, FGJ. lCb GAZE 1 TE. 3 cloth single breasted Overcoat, lined with black silk, diamond stitched, black velvet collar, and black silk buttons. Also, the property of Emanuel Burnowille, a lodger— an old double cased gold repeater Watch, silver dial, maker Baute, Geneva, hair neck guard with gold clasp attached. A man, 22 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, slender, dark complexion and eyes, small mouth, bridge of nose bent, black hair, whiskers shaved off; dress, blue oxonian coat, dark vest and trousers, black cap. Metropolitan Police, C Division, Feb- ) nary 6. Absconded on the 2nd instant, from No. 15, Sloane square, Chelsea, embezzling £ 2, the monies of Mr. Bower, a journey- man baker, 26 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark brown hair, beard oil point of chin, marked with small pox ; dress, loose brown coat, light trousers, lace- up boots, cap without peak.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, February 6. Stelen on the 28th ultimo, from No. 3, Rosa Villa, Whitehead's Grove, Chelsea, the property of Mr. Pease : 6 Pillow- cases. 4 Towels. 2 pairs of light coloured Trousers. 5 Sheets. 3 Shirts, marked ' M. A. U.' 1 Counterpane. 1 Blanket. 2 Table- cloths. 1 pilot Coat or Jacket. 2 Chemises. 2 Petticoats. 1 gold Brooch, double back, cameo and photograph. By the servant, who has absconded, 40 years of age, of middle height, fair complexion, light hair, prominent features ; dress, light cotton, black cashmere shawl with green border, black velvet bonnet .— Metropolitan Police, B Division, February 6. Stolen, on the morning of the 3rd instant, from the dwell- ing house of Rodger Edge, of Rishton, collier, a silver lever Watch, maker's name ' Thompson, Liverpool, No. 4154,' has a plated Guard, and a piece of string tied to swivel: By a collier, a native of Belthorn, near Blackburn, who lodged in the house the preceding Bight. He is about 29 years of age, 5 feet 5 ins. high, blind of one eye, supposed the left, pockpitted, and slightly bow- legged ; dressed in a dark monkey jacket, plaid vest, ribbed fustian trousers, shoes, and cloth cap. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent McNab, Constabulary Office, Blackburn.— Bow- street, February 6. - Further description of WILLIAM WILLIAMS, alias JONES, alias WILL TWNTI, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 14th ultimo, charged with stealing Wearing Apparel, for whose apprehension a warrant has been issued : about 27 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, slim but rather long beard under the chin, thin face and nose ( both rather long), front teeth large and black, speaks and walks slowly ; supposed to be seeking employment in some of the Carnarvon- shire or Merionethshire quarries. Information to be given to Inspector Ellis, Police Station, Holyhead, or to P. C. ( No. 14) Rees Williams, Police Station, Aberffraw, Anglesey.— Bow- st., February 4. Stolen between 1130 p. m. on the 30th and 6' 30 a. m. on the 31st ultimo, from 22, Baldwin- street, St. Luke's, the pro- perty of William Clark: 1 old- fashioned silver verge Watch, maker Akers, London. 1 brown cloth Newmarket- cut Coat. 1 light tweed Vest. 1 coloured Shirt. 1 red woollen Scarf. 1 pair of Wellington Boots. 1 black deer- stalking Hat. 1 pair of police uniform Trousers ( 1st issue, 1862). By a man, 20 wears of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark hair and complexion ; dress, brown cloth coat, double breasted tweed vest, cord i& rousers, black necktie, Wellington boots, and deer- stalking hat.— Metropolitan Police, G Division, February 4. Absconded, charged with stealing, on the 16th ultimo, from'his masters, J. T. Ball and Sons, thirty bushels of Malt, their property, ALFRED GILL, from 31 to 32 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, dark brown hair, small light whis- kers, eyes rather sunken, large eyebrows, downcast look, pug nose, thick lips, large mouth, and has a slouching gait; general daress, cord or fustian trousers, dark sac coat, pockets outside, and dark cap : he has worked at malt houses, soap manufac- tories, alkali works, on bargss, canals, and at coke ovens, and is likely to offer himself at such places for employment. £ 20 reward will be paid to any person or persons giving such information as will lead to the apprehension of the said Alfred Gill, on application to J. T. Ball and Sons, Bristol. Informa- tion to be given to A. P. Bell, Inspector of Police, Central Police Station, Bridewell- street, Bristol.— Bow- street, Feb. 4. Description of RICHARD TRILFORD, labourer, of Over, charged with felony, and who has absconded : he is 31 or 32 years of age, 5 feet lOor 11 inches high, dark hair, and large whiskers meeting under the chin ; dressed in a monkey- jacket, billycock hat, white trousers, and water- tight boots, lace- up fronts, and nailed on bottoms with round- headed nails ; he worked, at one time, for a person named Griffiths or Griffin, at a coal wharf, and has also worked at the Duke's Wharf, Knot Mill, Manchester ; he is a native of Middlewich, and is supposed to be now working in or about Manchester. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. David H. S. Gwynne, Superinten- dent, Tarporley, or to Sergeant Hayes, Police Office, Over, Cheshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension— Bow- street, February 4. Stolen from a smith's shop in the parish of Guestling, on the 1st inst., a pair of cotton Stockings, a blue striped Shirt, and a dark cotton Handkerchief. By a travelling smith, about 50 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches hicb, dark brown hair and whiskers; dressed in dark coat and trousers, and black high- crowned hat, and an old leather apron tucked round luui. Information to be given to Mr. George Jeffery, Superintendent, East Sussex Constabulary, Guestling; or at the Chief Constable's Office, Levies.— Bow- street, February 4. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. On the 13th ultimo a man called on the Rev. H. J. Fielden, rector of Kirk Langley, and represented himself to be connected with the Court of Chancery, producing a document purporting to be signed by Vice- Chancellor Stuart, authorizing him to enquire into the next of kin to the late Rev. John Ward, formerly rector of Kirk Langley; the reverend gentleman assisted him in accomplishing his pretended object, and suc- ceeded in finding out two men, the next of kin, to whom he administered two oaths, for which the reverend gentleman paid him 10s.; he also lent him an Inverness coat and an umbrella : it has since been ascertained that the man is an impostor, and will most likely be practising in a similar manner elsewhere. He is about 32 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, ruddy com- plexion, light hair and whiskers, inclined to be sandy ; dressed in light vest and trousers, and is of gentlemanly appearance : he gave the name of JOHN COOPER, No. 11, Old- square, Lincoln's Inn, London. Information to be given to Mr. Super- intendent Whieldon, County Police Office, Litchurch, Derby- shire. — Boie- street, February 11. The boy, JAMES BACON, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 9th instant, charged with obtaining goods by false pretences, has been apprehended and remanded on the charge.— Bow- street, February 11. Further information respecting JOSEPH PHILLIPS, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 19th ultimo, charged with compounding a felony, also with perjury : he is 55 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, brown hair and whiskers, slightly turning grey, sharp nose, red face, very much pock- marked, has a dissipated appearance, is of drunken habits, walks straight and quickly, and has been in the army ; generally dressed in black or dark clothes, and has the appear- ance of a tramp : he will most likely be found at low public- houses or common lodging- houses. He is supposed to be travelling the country hawking a few needles, ami soliciting small orders for nails. All police officers are particularly requested to make enquiries in their districts for the above person. Information to be given to Mr. John Bevan, Superin- tendent of Police, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, February 9. Absconded from Butterleigh, Devon, on the 1st instant, THOMAS MARTIN, who stands charged with misdemeanour, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, good- looking, round face, dark brown hair, dark whiskers, stout built, short fingers, and very thick hand; general dress, light velveteen jacket, cord trousers, and round- poll hat; Sunday's dress, black jacket, pepper- and- salt trousers, single- breasted vest with brown and blue stripes : supposed to have gone to Wales. Information to be given to Mr. E. Harford, Superin- tendent of Police, Tiverton, Devon, who holds a warrant for his apprehension ; or to Mr. R. G. Collins, Superintendent of Police, C Division, Cullompton, Devon.— Bow- street, February 6. Description of ROBERT WHITE PARKER, leather seller, of No. 37, Back- lane, Dublin, charged with fraud. He is 22 to 25 years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, slight whiskers and moustache, beard growing, downcast look, and stoops ; dressed in blue overcoat, blue ribbed trousers, black leather leggings, side luring boots, black hat with deep mourning band, and carried a black bag and umbrella. £ 5 reward will be paid by Messrs. Bevington and Morris, No. 68, Cannon- street West, London, on his apprehension. Information to be given to the Inspector on Duty at Bow- lane Police StatioD, London, who holds a wairant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 6. FELONIES ( Not otherwise describedJ. Description of a man who, at 12 noon on the 4th instant, indecently assaulted a little girl, 10 years old, in Pattie Moon's Walk, Tunbridge Wells : about 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion, no whiskers; dressed in a loose browa coat, billycock hat, and blucher boots, and is of respectable appearance: can be identified. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Embery, Town Hall, Tunbridge Wells, Kent .- Bow- street, February 9. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Description of a man going about the county of Oxford obtaining money under false pretences : about 50 years of age, 6 feet high, stoops when walking ; dressed in a dark shooting jacket, dark trousers, and waistcoat, and a high black hat. In- formation to be given to Mr. R. Fernsby, Deputy Chief Con- stable, or to Inspector C. Yates, County Police Station, Oxford. — jBow- street, February 11. Escaped from Carnarvon Gaol, early on the morning of the 10th instant, all committed on charges of burglary : THOMAS BURCHALL, comb cutter, 23 years of age, 5 ft. 2j inches high, dark brown hair and eyes, very little whiskers, light complexion, ' T e W ' on left arm, and blue spot on the back of left hand. WILLIAM BURCHALL, a grinder, 29 years of age, 5 feet l j inches high, rather dark hair, partly bald, no whiskers, dark brown eyes, sallow complexion, burn marks on both arms, ' W. W.', a key, and other marks on back of left hand, and marks on back of right hand ; the above are natives of Bir- mingham. WILLIAM BAKER, labourer, 23 years of age, 5 ft. 1} ins. high, rather light brown thin hair, no whiskers, downy beard, pale and sharp features, pockpitted, small brown eyes, porpor- tionately made, and small blue horse shoe, about 2 inches below elbow on right arm ; says he comes from London. HUGH McQUIN, tailor, 22 years of age, 5 feet 4| inches high, brown hair, no whiskers, downy beard, light complexion, dark brown eyes, pockpitted, scar on back of head, scars on left buttock, and proportionately made. Information to be given to the Governor, Carnarvon Gaol.— Bow- street, February 11. Missing from his home since the 3rd instant, a man about 50 years of age, full featured, dark complexion, about 5 feet 7 inches high, and dressed in a dark brown coat lined with green and black plaid, black waistcoat and trousers, black silk neckerchief, black hat, and Wellington boots. He is supposed to be of unsound mind, and it is feared that some ill has befallen him. Information to he given to Mr. George Hilton, Chief of the Police, Derby.— Bow- street, February 11. - Description of a man committed to Worcester County Gaol, for being found in a counting house in this town for the purpose of committing a felony, JOHN McPIKE, 33 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, sallow complexion, long visage, brown hair and whiskers ( bushy) ; dressed in a blue monkey jacket and trousers, black waistcoat ( buttoned to the chin), black felt hat, red woollen shirt, and earrings in his ears ; has the appear- ance of a sailor, states that he belongs to Northampton, but has not been there for some time. In his possession was found a quantity of steel Pens and Holders, Hawker's License taken out at Dudley, where he has been living for two months, in the name of ' John McPike.' He is strongly suspected of having committed offences elsewhere, and that he is a returned convict. Information to be given to Mr. Chief Superintendent James Gifford, Town Hall, Kidderminster.— Bow- btreat, Feb- ruary 11. Description of two men, committed for trial at the next quarter sessions to be holden for the borough of Walsall, charged with Felony. CHARLES MASON, a native. 0f Shoreditch, London, engine driver, states that he has been lately in the employ of Mr. Ford, Rochester, Kent, 22 yeais of age, 5 feet 54 inches high, long visage, hazel eyes, thin, and stoops when walking, six dots on left arm, and a cross upon the right, scar on forehead, states that he was committed from the Wands- worth Police Court in March. 1859, and sentenced to 18 months for larceny. WILLIAM WEST, a native of Kensington, London, painter, states that he was last in the employ of Mr. Watts, Notting Hill, Kensington, 24 years of age, 5 fuet 3 ins", high, rather stout, dark complexion, hair, and whiskers, anchor and bracelet on right arm. Information to be given to Mr. J. W. Cater, Borough Police Office, Walsall.— Bow- street, Febru- ary 9. Left his home at Sidlesham, near Chichester, on the 24th ultimo, HENRY HOARE, about 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, black hair, small whiskers, dark eyes, thick lips, fresh complexion, and of rather thin make, it is feared that some ill has befallen him. £ 10 reward will be paid to any person giving such information that shall lead to his being restored to his friends. Information to be given to Mr. Super- intendent Henry Pratt, West Sussex Constabulary, Chichester. — Bow- street, February 9. Description of two men charged with felony at York Town, Frimley, in the county of Surrey : JOHN JAMES ' McCONNOCHIE, a tailor, about 26 years of age, 5 ft. 4 in. high, full sandy whissers, rather stout, fair complexion ; dressed in a brown tweed jacket and vest, with velvet collars. DAVID YOUNG, a tailor, about 28 years of age, 5 ft. 7 in. high, stout built, dark complexion and hair, no whiskers; dressed in a blue serge jacket, gilt buttons on waistcoat. A photograph of McConnochie is at the Metropolitan Police Station, Scotland Yard. £ 5 reward will be paid for such infomation as shall lead to the apprehension of the above men. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent J. Murtellj Surrey Constabulary, Farnham, who holds a warrant for their apprehension,.— Bow- street, February 9. Description of two men now in custody and on remand, at Dudley, Worcestershire, on suspicion of burglary. JOHN WILKIN, hawker of hardware, 45 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, dark hazel eyes, dark sandy hair turning grey, lisps when talking ; dressed in dark cloth jacket, waistcoat, and trousers, brown Inverness cape, black hat, and lisht leather boots. GEORGE WHITLEY, moulder, 36 years of age, 6 feet high, aquiline nose, high cheekbones, grey eyes, dark brown hair, slight beard on chin; dressed in' black cloth surtout coat, brown plaid cloth trousers, black hat, and light blucher boots: he has every appearance of being a ' Charley Pitcher' or ' buttoner' at fairs and races. In their possession were found a number of housebreaking implements, consisting of skeleton keys, jemmies, picklock, dark lantern, lucifer matches, and a formidable life- preserver. Information to be given to Mr. Chief Superintendent Burton, Dudley, Wor- cestershire.— Bow- street, February 9. Description of two men now in custody at Skipton, Yorkshire, and remanded, charged with uttering Counterfeit Coin, and having seven base crown- pieces in their possession with intent to utter the same. One, gives the name of JAMES TURNER, a spinner, of Ashton- under- Lyne, 30 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, pale complexion, dark brown hair, lost sight of right eye ; dressed in black cloth shooting coat, fancy plaid velvet vest, black cloth trousers, black and scarlet plaid woollen scarf, black cloth cap with peak, and lace- up boots with brass eyelet holes: he states that he worked for Mr. fliggin- bottom of Ashton some time ago. The other, gives the name of JAMES GREEN, a power- loom weaver, of Gorton, near Manchester, 21 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, fresh com- plexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes; dressed in blue monkey jacket lined with" blue and scarlet woollen plaid, with white slop underneath, dark mixture vest, black cord trousers, magenta woollen scarf, lace- up boots with brass eyelet- holes, and black cloth cap with peak. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent G. Lottey, West Riding Constabulary, Skipton, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 9. Description of a man, remanded at the borough of Hert- ford, until the 12th instant, charged with obtaining goods under false pretences, HENRY JAMES McFARLANE, alias BYRON, native of Limerick, Ireland, about 32 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high, grey eyes ( peculiar expression) sallow complexion, prominent forehead, dark brown hair, small whiskers, and slightly built; dresses in a black bowler hat, grey coat, brown plaid waistcoat, blue trousers, turn down collar, and black neckerchief. He states that. he was a band master on board the Great Eastern steam ship, and subsequently in the royal navy, which he left about twelve months since. It is suspected that he has committed offences elsewhere, and that he has been previously convicted. Information to be given to Alfred H. Jarrett, Superintendent of Borough Police, Hert- ford.— Bow- sireet, February 9. Escaped from the Borough Lock up on the 7th instant, the following persons, viz. : GEORGE HUDSON, 18 years of age, 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, chubby face, rather stout, and dressed in an old brown mixture coat, Wellington boots burst at, jthe sides, and a new black velvet cap ; he is a native of Nottingham, where he is well known ; GEORGE PERRY, 20 years of age, 5 feet 1 or 2 inches high, has large pimples on his face and neck, dark hair, sallow complexion, and dr ssed in a black cloth coat which buttons up to the throat, old light- coloured faded waistcoat, magenta woollen scarf, old dark cloth trousers, and blucher boots ; he stated that he came from Liverpool ; JOHN JACKSON, 20 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, and dressed in an old black velvet coat, black cloth cap, old cloth waistcoat buttons up to the throat, and a light coloured necktie ; he stated that he came from Salford, near Manchester ( these three were remanded on a charge of felony); and GEORGE ALSEBROOK, 22 years of age, 6 feet 3 inches high, fair complexion, stoutly made, brown eye-:, dark- brown hair, and dressed in an old black cloth coat, and black cloth cap ; he is a native of Derby, and was remanded, charged with being a deserter from 1st Leicestershire Militia. Information to be given to the Chief of the Borough Police, Town Hall, Derby.— Bow- street, February 9. Description of ROBERT COATS, alias JONES, a shoe- maker, who is committed to take his trial at the ensuing Usk quarter sessions, on a charge of felony ; he is about 36 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, proportionately made, sallow com- plexion, Roman nose, small dark whiskers, dark brown hair, grey eyes, rather ' bald on top of head, anchor and ' R. C.' tattooed on right arm, a dot on each finger of right hand, stated that he is a native of Brighton; dressed in a brown tweed cloth jacket, pockets it the side, grey cloth vest, dark cord trousers, small plaid scarf, brown cloth cap with leather peak, dirty white apron, and cessack boots ; and from a card found in his possession which was issued at Bougbton by the Cordwainera' Society, on the 21st August, 1862, it appears that since that date he has visited the. following towns, where he has received relief, viz.; Liverpool 23rd August, Chester 24th 4 POLICE GAZETTE. ; February 11. October, Wrexham 28th October, Oswestry 4th November, Stolen between 12 noon and 11 p. m. on the 6th inst., from Shrewsbury 3th November, Newtown 8th November, Welsh- 1 4, Carlton- road, Peckham, the property of Mr. Parkin : pool 2nd December, Aberdare 8th December, Dowlais 10th De- I 1 1J ^ • " 11 • - cember, Neath 12th December. He is well acquainted with j prison dicipline, and it is strongly suspected that he has been ! previously convicted. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Usk, or to Mr. Superintendent H. Fowler, Tredegar Iron Works, Monmouthshire.— Bow- st., February 9. Description of a man, remanded until the 11th instant, ; charged with uttering Counterfeit Coin. He gives the name of JAMES COLEMAN, about 40 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, stoutly built; dressed in flannel jacket, cord trousers, and dark cap : states that he came from London, and is a1 stonemason, and has that appearance. Information to be j given to Mr. Superintendent R. Dance, Tonbridge, Kent.— Bow- street, February 9. Description of a tramp committed to Louth Gaol for ; seven days under the Vagrant Act. He gave the name of j JAMES WILSON, an Irishman, 27 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, dark brown hair, whiskers shaved off, small sunken grey eyes, very short neck, stoutly made ; dressed in a grey cloth cap with peak of the same material, dark cloth coat! 1 large gold Geneva Watch ; a small ditto ; a silver lever ditto, maker McClellan ; a hunting ditto; an old- fashioned ditto, Roman figures. 1 gold Guard ; a silver ditto. 1 pair long gold Ear- drops. 1 gold Brooch, set with amethyst. 1 hair Bracelet, gold clasp and heart attached, ' A. D.' 5 or 0 Rings, one engraved ' In Memory of Lady Young.' 2 large silver Table Spoons ; 6 Tea Spoons, ' A. D.' 1 silver Butter Knife. 1 pair of silver Sugar Tongs. 5 plated Tea Spoons ; 5 plated Egg ditto ; 1 plated Sugar Sifter. ; — Metropolitan Police, P Division, February 11. ! Stolen, sometime between the hours of 5 and 9 p. m., on ; the 8th instant, from a box in a bedroom in the house of John j Morris, of Dukinfield, Cheshire, £ 400 in Gold. Information to be given to Mr. Joseph Little, Deputy Chief Constable, Hyde, j Cheshire— Bow- street, February 11. The following is a description of the man who committed ( too large for him) with white slop underneath, plaid woollen ! the robbery at the Dane- John Academy, Canterbury, adver- scarf, check shirt, fustian trousers, and strong lace- up boots : j tised in the Police Gazette of the 4th instant. He is a dis- harged soldier from the 41st Foot, about 5 feet 9 inches high, slightly built, dark hair, whiskers, and moustache, sickly- strongly suspected that he has committed offences elsewhere. j looking, scar or wound on chin covered with whiskers; Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent T. Wynne, j dressed in dark coat, trousers, and cap. He has taken the rd, Lincolnshire!— Bow- street, February 9. ' ' silver spoons to Woolwich, where he said he could get a good : price for them, leaving the forks with his companions, all of Description of three men committed for trial at the assizes , whom are now in custody : he was to have returned to Chatham to meet them. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent R. P. Davies, City Police Office, Canterbury.— Bow- street, he states that he has been working at Goole, Yorkshire, serving bricklayers, and left there about a month ago. It is to be held at Northampton, on a charge of highway robbery : RICHARD FREWIN, native of Denham, Bucks, labourer, 45 years of age, 5 feet 5f inches high, dark complexion, black ] ^ ebniary u l hair, hazel eyes, long flat visage, and whiskers meeting under j the chin, five scars on the back, three on the left thigh, one on I Stolen, on the 7th October last, from a shop in the borough the upper lip, a small mole on the left eye, and stout figure ; of Oidham, Lancashire, a cabinetmaker's Brace, quite new, dressed in dark cloth trousers, dark vest, dark cloth coat, 1 billycock hat, and lace- up boots. JAMES CARROLL, native of Solihull, Warwickshire, hawker, 35 years of age. made of boxwood, inlaid with brass, blue screws, ebony top with a piece of brass with the maker's name ' David Flather, 5 feet I Solly Works, Sheffield,' the same stamped on brass against the inches high, dark complexion,: dark hair, whiskers shaved ! spring, and ' Improved Registered ' on wood work. Informa- oif, hazel eyes, small oval visage, two scars on upper lip, one over each eye, one on right temple, very crooked nose, and thin figure; he was dressed in a dark coat, and vest, grey- trousers, billycock hat, and lace- up boots. And THOMAS SMITH, native of Reading, Berk's, moulder or hawker, 34 years of age, 5 feet 7^ inches high, sallow complexion, dark tion to he given to the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Oldham, Lancashire.— Bow- street. February 11. ' F. S.' in large blue letters on the inside of left, arm, very uneven front teeth, thick lips, and thin figure; dressed in a dark pilot coat, black cloth vest, dark cord trousers, cloth cap, and lace- up boots. They stated that they all left Banbury and Brackley together, accompanied by two women, and left the latter place on the 26th ultimo ; it is supposed that they have been previously convicted, and that their names are fictitious. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent C. Chambers, Wellingborough ; or to Inspector J. T. Evans, County Police Station, Northampton.— Bow- street, February 6. Description of a lad who gives the name of JOHN WILSON, from Nottingham, who is remanded until the 10th instant, charged with felony : he is 17 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, hazel eyes, fresh complexion, dark brown hair; dressed in a short blue sailor's jacket, blue cloth vest, drab cloth trousers, brown and white wrapper, blue striped shirt, pair of clogs with toe- caps and plates, and black cloth cap without a peak. He visits low public and beer- houses cleaning boots, and carries with him a wooden box slung over the shoulder with a leather strap, containing brushes and blacking. It is strongly suspected he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Inspector Walter Woolven, County Police Station, Great Grimsby, Lincoln- shire.— Bow- street, February 6. Remanded till the 9th instant, at Crediton, Devon, charged with uttering Counterfeit Coin, SELINA HARRIS ( supposed a fictitious name), 40 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, black hair, dark complexion, grey eyes, scar under the right and a cast in both ; dressed in white straw bonnet trimmed with dark ribbon, green plaid shawl, black alpaca dress with two flounces trimmed with black velvet, leather boots ( lace- up at sides) ; was seen in company with a man and woman not in custody. Information to be given to Mr. John Sargent, Superintendent, Coppleston, Devon.— Bow- street, February 6. Now in custody and remanded till the 9th instant, EDWARD RAY and ANN his wife, on suspicion of steal- ing 45 feet of Gutta Percha Banding, 5 inches wide, and spliced in two places with copper rivets, which was found in their possession when apprehended. Information to be given to Mr. Chief Superintendent Buiton, Police Office, Dudley, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, February 6. speaks the Warwickshire dialect, he applied for work at a flax factory at Scole, near Diss, and there stated that he had pre- viously worked in flax factories. Information to be given to Sergeant Bouttell, Diss, Norfolk.— Bms- treet, February 9. Stolen from the bedroom of Mr. Tovey, auctioneer, on the 7th instant, of Vicar street, Kidderminster, a lady's gold Chain and a Locket, with the likenesses of a man and woman ; four gold Brooches, with photographs, one of a man, the other three of children ; a gold Ring, with two hearts, engraved ' S. T. and P. T.'; and a pearl Necklace, with small gold heart hanging. Information to be given to Mr. James Gifford, Chief Super- tendent of Police, Town Hall, Kidderminster.— Bom- street, February 9. Stolen about 12 noon on the 7th instant, from the ' Coach and Horses' public- house, Parade, Tunbridge Wells, the property of a lodger, a black Coat, two pockets on the sides, with lappets, and a black Cap, made from five or six pieces of Cloth. Supposed by a nran about 5 feet 5 inches high, 25 or 26 years of age, one of his hands disabled through a bayonet wound ; dressed in a canvas coat and trousers, number on back, and supposed to be wearing the stolen coat. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Embery, Town Hall, Tunbridge Wells.— Bow- street, February 9. Stolen from the workshop of Mr. Joseph Gegg, boot and shoemaker, Withington, on the night of the 30th ultimo, three pairs of Shoes, of the following description : one pair of men's Watertights, with brass eyelets, single row of nails round the heel, and double round the sole; - one pair of Watertights, double row of nails round the heel and sole, full size, navvy make, holes not punched ; and one pair of Cossacks, light made, lined with red morocco, and sprigs in the heel; also a pair of Pincers for setting eyelets. Information to be given to Mr. Nicholls, Deputy Chief Constable, Cheltenham ; or to Sergeant Benjamin Chedd, Withington, near Cheltenham.— Bow- street, February 6. Stolen from Bexhill, Sussex, on the 2nd instant, two blue striped cotton Shirts, marked ' J. S.' on the flap, and a white ditto. Supposed by three men of the following description: one, about 34 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark com- plexion, large dark bushy whiskers ; dressed in black coat, trousers, and cap. Another, about the same age and height, light complexion ; dressed in light slop and trousers, dark cap. The other, about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, red hair, whiskers shaved off; dressed in black frock coat, black trousers and cap, old pair of boots. Information to be given ati the Chief Con- stable's Office, Lewes, or to Mr. Superintendent George Jeffery^ Guestling, or at any Police Station in East Sussex— Bow- street, February 6. Description of JOHN ADAM TRYNER, committed to Oxford Gaol for two months hard labour on the 31st ultimo, charged with obtaining money by means of a false begging letter : about 40 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fair hair and complexion, no whiskers, thin face, long nose, walks erect with quick step; dressed in dark coat, cord trousers, black bowler hat, and light shoes; it is supposed that he has committed similar offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Knock, Superintendent, Witney, or to Inspector Lanch, Bur- ford, Oxon.— Bow- street, February 6. Stolen during the night of the 26th ultimo, from the pre- mises of Mr. Edwin Minchin, Westwell Hall, Oxon, five t une Partridges, three cocks and two hens, full grown, and in good condition. Suspicion is attached to a man about 30 years of age, 5 feet 1 or 2 inches high, fair hair and complexion, long thin face, no whiskers, hair cut short, and stoutly built; dress, dark cloth coat ( pockets on each side), velvet vest, cord trousers, dark cloth cap with leather peak, old lace- up boots; he is a travelling tinker, and is known as CHUMMY, he is likely to seek employment as a sawyer, he was seen on the31st ultimo going in the direction of Shipton Olive, Gloucestershire. Information to be given to Mr. Knock, Superintendent, Witney, or to Inspector Lanch, Burford, Oxon.— Bow- street, Feb. 6. • PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen between the evening of the 7tlr and the morning of the 9th instant, from a new building in the borough of Oldham, a trying Plane, ' John Hill' stamped on the ends ; a hand Saw, ' John Hill' on the handle ; a smoothing Plane, ' John Hill and John Taylor' marked on each end ; a 6- inch Square, ' John Hill' marked on the Stock; and two Gauges, marked ' John Hill.' Information to be given to the Police Office, Town Hall, Oldham.— Bow- street, February 11. Stolen about 630 p. m. on the 7th instant, from 240, City- road, the property of Mr. Henry Harris : a gold Brooch, with amethyst and gold pendant; a plain silver ditto ; a silver ditto, grey stone shield and pendant; a small gold ditto, with four pearls and four diamonds ; a small silver Tooth- powder box, marked ' A. H. ;' a gold Bracelet glass box for hair, set with four pearls, engraved ' Amelia Fraser, 18th Feby., 1835, aged 9 years'; a black cloth ( frock) Coat and Vest; two pairs black cloth Trousers ; a black cashmere Shawl.— Metropolitan Police, G Division, February 11. Stolen between 3 and 3' 30 p. m. on the 5th instant, from 182, Euston- road, the property of Mr. Hammill, a lady's gold Watch, engine- turned, maker Thomas Farr apd Son, Bristol; a gold Chain, key in shape of a harp attached, with Seal, engraved a bishop's mitre,— Metropolitan Police, S Division, February 11. Stolen between 7 and 9 p. m. on the 4th instant, from 46, Princes Gate, Brompton, the property of Lady Gordon : 2 gold Neck Chains, plain gold links, about 2 yards long. 1 double gold plated Eye- glass; 1 single ditto. 1 gold Ring, set with 8 or 10 diamonds, grey hair in the centre, engraved ' Theodotia Valliant, age 91, 1827.' 1 gold Locket, set with white cornelian on one side, forming a cross, gold leaves and green stones on the other. 1 Scotch pebble Brooch, set in gold. 1 silver Shawl Pin, bird's claw on the top grasping a cairn- gorm stone. 1 leather Purse, containing 3 Sovereigns and some Silver. 1 gold Brooch, set with cornelian stone. 1 plain gold Locket. 1 gold plated Brooch, blue stone; 1 ditto, with portrait of a boy. 1 silver Pencil- case. » — Metropolitan Police, B Division, February 9. Stolen, during the evening of the 4th instant, from the residence of the Rev. Arthur Cazenove, Wray- park, Reigate, Surrey, a plain round Tea Urn, the lid embossed, an acorn on the top ; an embossed Teapot, acorn on the lid ; and an embossed Milk Jug, all electro- plated, with a crest— lion's head. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Superintendent C. H. Coward, Surrey Constabulary, Reigate.— Bow- street, February 9. Stolen about 9 p. m. on the 7th inst., from a shoemaker's shop in Penrith, a pair of men's balmoral Boots, patent leather up the fronts, brass eyelet holes, size 6' s ; a blucher Boot, caulkered at heel, two rows of nails round the sole, and a bow in centre, size 7' s; and a blucher Boot, caulkered at heel, and two rows of nails round the sole. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Wm. Carson, Penrith, or at the County Chief Constable's Office, Carlisle.— Bow- street, February 9. Stolen from a warehouse in the borough of Sheffield, during the night of the 5th instant, three gross of inch ivory Handles, two ditto 3|- inch ditto, six ditto 3- inch ditto, two ditto 3|- inch ditto, and four ditto 4- inch ditto. Information to be given to Mr. Jackson, Chief Constable, Town Hall, Sheffield.— Bow- street, February 9. Stolen on the night of the 7th instant, from a stable in Diss, Norfolk, the property of Robert Howlett, a Bridle, two curb Bits, a snaffle Bit, a dandy Brush, a horse ditto, and a pair of Knee- caps. Supposed by a tramp, who gave the name of HENRY SANDLER, a native of Canne, Warwickshire, 19 or 20 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, stoufc jnade, and Stolen, from a smith's shop in the parish of Chard, Somersetshire, during the night of the 2nd instant, the pro- perty of Mr. George Stevens, a Hand Plane, a Hatchet, a Hand Saw, a Drawing- knife, a Spoke- shave, a f inch Chisel, a | inch Chisel, two Gimlets, five Dogs, and a rush Basket. Supposed by a navvy ( who was allowed to sleep in the shop for the night), about 24 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, light complexion, no whiskers ; dressed in a white slop with pilot jacket over : he is supposed to have gone into Dorset- shire. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent R. Everitt, Somerset Constabulary, Ilminster,— Bow- street, February 6. Stolen on the night of the 3rd or morning of the 4th instant, from some cottagers gardens at Fladbury, near Per- shore, county of Worcester, three men's plaid Shirts ; a flannel Petticoat, marked ' E. Watkins '; a pair of worsted Stockings ; a blue and white Scarf; a flannel Shirt; a pair of moleskin Trousers; and a red and yellow Handkerchief. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent William Harris, Pershore, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, February 6. Stolen between the 27th ultimo and the 3rd instant, from a farmyard at Ozendyke, near Church Fenton, the property of Mr. Tyson, farmer, eighteen or twenty Fowls. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent G. Ball, West Riding Consta- bulary, Selby, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 6. Absconded from Leeds, charged with stealing a gold Watch ( which has been recovered) on the 26th ultimo, a man, about 28 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, rather sallow com- plexion, brown hair, and ' peg- top ' whiskers, slender built; dressed in a black frock coat, dark mixture trousers, black cloth billy- cock, low shoes, a draper, native of Leeds, and is likely to be found at low dram- shops where betting men resort. In- formation to be given to Mr. William R. Bell, Chief Constable, Town Hall, Leeds.— Bow- street, February 6. Stolen from a Fowl- house, in the parish of St. Stephens, between the hours of 10 p. m. on the 4th, and 7 a. m. on the 5th instant, 18 Fowls of the following description, viz.: 1 golden spangled Cock, with top- knot. 2 half- bred Pullets, with small top- knuts. 1 spangled Pullet, with large top- knot. 1 black Pullet, with black and white top- knot. 2 black Pullets. 2 black Hens. 1 speckled Hen. 2 common Hens. 1 very large cream- coloured Hen. 2 small Pullets, very like pheasants. 1 white Pullet. 1 large speckled Pullet, with double comb. 1 silver and white Pullet. The property of Edward Streeter, of Tyler- hill, St. Stephens, near Canterbury. Information to be given to Mr. William Walker, Superintendent, Kent County Constabulary, Canter- bury.— Bow- street, February 6. Stolen, from a cabin at West Pits, in the parish of Aysgarth, Yorkshire, between the 31st ultimo and 2nd instant, the property of four miners, two flannel Shirts' with knitted sleeves down to the hands, one darned on right shoulders, two buttons on front, and the neck lengthened about an inch and a half; a harden Jacket; a pair of cord Trousers much worn ; and a pair of Clogs lace- up fronts. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Simpson, North Riding Constabulary Office, Leyburn, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 6. Sto'en on the night of the 9th, or morning of the 10th instant, from the wash house of Mr. E. H. Morgan, baker and grocer, Wookey Hole, near Wells, Somersetshire, the property of Richard Bradshaw, one long cloth Skirt, one ditto, with tucks, two Chemises, two Nightgowns, two pairs of female's Drawers, one white cotton Shirt, one white muslin Jacket, and twelve diaper Towels, linen. Supposed by two women, who were seen loitering near the premises the same morning, one tall, and dressed in light clothes, and the other very short and stout, and dressed in dark clothes ; had a black dog with them. Information to be given to W. G. Bloxham, Esq., Deputy Chief Constable, Glastonbury ; or to Sergeant Boug, City Police, Wells, Somersetshire.— Bow- street, February 11. Stolen from a mill in the borough of Oldham, between the night of the 9th and morning of the 10th instant, a Tenon Saw, with brass back, stamped on the brass ' H. Wills'; a Lock ditto, about 14 inches long, nearly new ; a Slide Rule, mounted with brass, and engraved ' J. Sutcliffe '; and a 1 J- inch Grecian Moulding Plane, minus a portion of the bead ; also stolen from the same place between the night of the 7th and morning of the 9th instant, a large Hammer, marked ' J. L.' on the head with a centre punch. Information to be given to Mr. Wether- ell, Chief Constable, Police Office, Town Hall, Oldham. — Bow- street, February 11. Stolen from a dwelling house in the parish of Bungay, in the county of Suffolk, since the 29th ultimo, an old- fashioned silver Table Spoon, marked ' E. 0.,' the initials nearly worn out. Information to be given to Inspector George Edwards, Police Station, Bungay, Suffolk.— Bow- street, February 11. Stolen about 9 a. m. on the 6th instant, from a cart left unattended in Sandy- lane, Tunbridge Wells, a carter's Whip, about 5 feet long, with five or six brass ferrules on it, a piece of twine bound round near the tip. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Embery, Town Hall, Tunbridge Wells.— Bow- street, February 9. WAR OFFICE, February 11, 1863. D E S E R T E R S FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVIC E. 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 TWKSTY SISI linnets in stead of TBW. SMI LLISCS; 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 NO. 171070 171071 171072 171073 171074. 171075 171076 171077 171078 171079 NAME. James Hanon William Byng John Johnson John Rhodes John Ryan George Fossett John Johnston James McDonald Thomas McDonald REG. NO. 513 471 489 414 677 931 381 333 1108 CORPS. 10th Hussars 14th Hussars ditto 18th Hussars ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto WHERE BORN. COAT & TROUSERS. DATE OF DESERTN. PLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 171080 Robert, Moss 1075 ditto 171081 David Davis 402 Gren. Guards 171082 William Smith 1387 ditto 171083 John Powell 7358 ditto 171084 Reuben Raynes 616 Cold. Guards 171085 Edward Foster 4420 ditto 171086 John Greenhoff 284 ditto 171087 Amos Bailey 8 ditto 171088 William Cook 4558 Scots Fusiliers 171089 Thomas Sefton 1 55 ditto Chelsea, London Bromsgrove, Wore. Leeds Salford, Lancashire Bristol Westminster Edinburgh Blantyre, Lanark Warrington, Lane. bricklayer nailmaker blacksmith labourer groom blacksmith carter labourer ditto 21 23 29 26 25* 25 23 18 5 6 5 5 5 52 dk. brn brown browr. brown It. brn brown fau- lt. bm brown blue hazel hazel grey grey hazel. grey grey grey sallow fresh fresh fresh | fresh J fresh I fresh '. fresh ! fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 16 Jan. 9 Jan. 7 Jan. 5 Jan. 4 Jan. 4 Jan. 8 Jan. 8 Jan. 8 Jan. York Manchester ditto Hounslow ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto D ; scar on right knee and grom sear on chest Brighton Halifax, Yorkshire Dublin Llanelly, Brecknock Horton, Oxford Chelsea, London Oldham, Lancashire Wednesbury, Stafford Andover, Hants Liverpool groom shoemaker combmaker carpenter labourer ditto collier labourer ditto whitesmith 204 23 23| 31* 24 28* 25 § 31 29* 24| 74lit. brn Igrey H Kimatitti ' l- klii/ i 10 81 84 81 8 1! 91 01 brown dk. brn light It. brn dk. brn sandy It. bm brown dk. brn blue grey grey grey grey hazel blue blue grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 2 Jan. 27 Dec. 3 Jan. 8 Jan. 13 Jan. 3 Jan. 5 Jan. 10 Jan. 2 Jan. 12 Jan. ditto Broekville* London ditto Windsor ditto London ditto ditto ditto * Canada East took waist- belt took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. ditto ditto ; D short hail- D; short hair D ; took waist- belt and part of reg. nee. off pass to Knowsley, Lancashire 171090 171091 171092 171093 171094 171095 171096 171097 171098 171099 George Ellis John Burke Isaac Joy George Wellington Pierce Keane Daniel J. O'Leary William Stanton : Charles Foster Cornelius Donovan Richard Evans 732 3920 407 173 3473 3615 133 3477 899 ditto 2nd Foot 3rd Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 6th Foot. 8th Foot Wishaw, Lanark Tuam, Galwav Ashford, Kent Bristol Donoughmore, Cork Mallow, Cork Toronto, Canada Kilbrittain, Cork Beaufort, Monmouth engineer | 20£ labourer j 19 bricklayer 1291 labourer .22 cottonspinr. | 22 labourer 130 ditto 305 clerk ' 25 labourer ditto ; 28! I20J 5 11 5 8 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 It. brn 8* dk. bm 5 brown 6 \ sandy 6|: brown 4 brown 4*. black 8* dk. brn 7 jdk. brn 6!! brown blue hazel hazel blue grey grey hazel dk. brn brown grey . I fresh I fresh fresh ! fresh I fresh [ fresh fresh swarth fresh fresh ditto blue* cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental 6 Jan. 13 Jan. 13 Jan. 13 Jan. 13 Jan. 2 Jan. 1 Jan. 14 Jan. 16 Jan. 15 Jan. ditto Oldham Aldershot ditto ditto ditto ditto Limerick Gosport Sheffield off' furlough to Hamilton recruit, attested off furlough to Ash ford ditto to Bristol ditto to Darwin, Lancashire ditto to Donoughmore ditto to Mallow ditto psckpitted officer's servant; supp. stolen £ 24 ditto to Dublin 171100 1711Q?, 17110) 2 171103 171104 171105 171106 171107 171108 171109 William Pearce John McConnell William Cartwright Francis Ferrie Edward Jenkins John Thompson Patrick Mann Henry House William Starkey Wm. Kirkpatrick 561 10th Foot Southampton ditto 22 5 5 dk. brn hazel fair ditto 3 Jan. 3128 ditto Anderston, Lanark moulder 28 5 10 fair blue fair ditto 5 Jan. 443 ditto Stourbridge, Worc. labourer 30 5 4* brown grey fresh ditto 10 Jan. 675 ditto Glasgow shoemaker 221 5 5* dk. brn grey fresh ditto 13 Jan. 841 11th Foot Tavistock, Devon hairdresser 19315 5 dk. brn hazel faii- ditto 10 Jan. 810 ditto Cloneagh, Queen's labourer 20*! 5 8 dk. bra hazel sallow ditto 14 Jan. 516 14th Foot Ballinstraw, Carlow ditto 21* 15 9 dk. bm brown fresh ditto 5 Oct. 756 ditto Ashwick, Somerset ditto 22 5 5 brown blue fresh dark 5 Oct. 655 ditto bitmukor 22 5 5 brown grey fresh regimental 2 Sept. 734 ditto Liverpool printer 20! 5 5 brown hazel fresh ditto 2 Sept. Dublin ditto ditto ditto Cork ditto Wellingtn.* ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto to Glasgow to to Tavistock to Mountrath, Queen's * New Zealand 171110 171111 171112 171113 171114 171115 171116 171117 171118 171119 John Randel Angus Cameron Charles Stodart James Briggs Vincent Dunk Michael Moran John Caves Patrick Cairns Stephen Phillips David Foley 1435 1087 1438 50 308 569 410 15t. h Foot 16th Foot 19th Foot ditto ditto 20th Foot ditto 21st Foot 762124th Foot 6261 ditto Ballyvaney, Queen's Lancaster Mayo Benenden, Kent Cahir, Tipperary ' Dromore, Down Glasgow Whittington, Salop Antrim | labourer ditto baker servant labourer bandsman weaver boilermaker blacksmith labourer 20 31 181 18 201 19| 22 21 281 22* brown brown brown brown It. bm brown brown brown dk. bm brown grey fresh blue hazel grey hazel hazel blue dk. brn hazel grey swarth fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh regimental ditto ditto black; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 4 Jan. 14 Jan. 18 Jan. 5 Jan. 10 Jan. 11 Jan. 12 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Dec. 13 Jan. Pembroke Templemre. Chatham London Kewry Portsmouth ditto Birr j Aldershot I ditto off furlough to Maryborough ditto ' to Glasgow; scar back of head off psss to Gravesend recruit, finally approved D ; took part of reg. nee. off furlough ditto ditto ditto ditto to Clonrne) to Dromore; pockpitted to Glasgow; scar on l- t. arm scar on forehead 171120 171121 171122 171123 171124 171125 171126 171127 171128 171129 Benjamin Coleman James Williams John Troy Geo. Montgomery Michael Devonport Charles Burgees James Burgess Patrick Miller William Brown Felix McTague 53 577 498 708 613 172 931 585 959 664 ditto Kidderminster 25th Foot Manchester 26th Foot Dundee, Forte ditto Maghera, Derry 29th Foot Houghton- le- Spring* ditto Birmingham ditto ditto ditto New Ross, Wexford ditto Campsie, Stirling ditto Glasgow carpetweavr brassmoldr. servant labourer miner gun finisher metal caster farmer labourer ditto 27 | 5 21 5 25* 20 22 20* 191 5 21115 It. bm It. bm brown brown brown brown brown dk. brn It. bm black grey blue hazel grey grey grey grey grey blue grey fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 15 Jan. 6 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 3 Jan. 3 Jan. 3 Jan. 6 Jan. 11 Jan. 11 Jan. | ditto j Edinburgh j Aldershot Belfast Paisley j ditto i Glasgow | ditto 1 ditto off pass D off furlough to South Leith supp. in Derry Militia scar below left scapula took part of reg. nee. ditto off furlough to Liverpool * Durham 171130 171131 171132 171133 171134 171135 17U36 171137 171138 171139 James Grant Richard Wilson William Newall John Lynch Michael Jennings Thomas Lappage George Lawrence Patrick Cole Francis Batley Richard Morgan 9641 ditto 668 ditto 1168 32nd Foot ditto 36th Foot 37th Foot ditto ditto 39th Foot 40th Foot 1145 84a 798 843 804 498 98 ' Troon, Ayr | Bristol Flint Huddersfield Orinmore, Galway Edwardstown, Suffolk Roughton, Norfolk Drogheda, Louth Armagh Somerset | calico printi plprlr clerk labourer piecer labourer ditto ditto ditto puddler servant 24 | 5 21 15 22 5 19 20 17| 21 29 23* 24 11 brown dk. brn It. brn brown sandy dk. brn It. brn sandy It. brn brown grey hazel grey dk. brn grey hazel grey grey blue hazel sallow fair fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 9 Jan. 10 Jan. 5 Jan. 15 Jan. 8 Jan. 31 Dec. 31 Dec. 8 Jan. 10 Jan. 19 Oct. ditto Ayr Preston ditto Athlone Aldershot ditto ditto Templemie. HobartTwn took part of reg. nee. off furlough to Yatton scar from a bubo on right groin off furlough to Manchester ditto to Romford ditto to Runton, Norfolk D ; took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. off furlough to Newcastle D 171140 171141 171142 171143 171144 171145 171146 171147 171148 171149 Pat. Cunningham William Hannon Thomas Blake John Buckley Daniel Murphy Peter McEwan William Meany Jule Alfred Danel William Morris John Bush 3234 509 536 3830 494 1139 794 627 560 386 4.1st Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto 42nd Foot 45th Foot 47th Foot 53rd Foot ditto Mullirgar, Westmth. Loughlanstown Dbln. Studley, Warwick Birr, King's Mitchelstown, Tippry Dunning, Perth Ilamore, Waterford Dover Andover, Salop Hilford, Essex labourer clerk needlemakr. labourer ditto weaver labourer blacksmith labourer ditto 261 20* 20J 26-| 22 25 211 19| 27 30 blue grey grey hazel grey blue blue grey ciK. brn grey brown Igrey brown brown brown dk. brn dk. brn black brown fair dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow | florid 1 fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 8 Jan. 8 Jan. 6 Jan. 14 Jan. 16 Jan. 5 Jan. 9 Jan. 6 Jan. 30 Nov. 13 Dee. Nwc'tle- o- T ditto Preston New'tle- o- T ditto Stirling Dublin Athlone Portsmouth ditto mole on left side of abdomen off furlough to Athlone took waist- belt and. forage cap took great coat took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Dover ditto to Shrewsbury ditto to Belfast 171150 171151 171152 171153 171154 171155 171156 171157 171158 171159 George Wesson John Dillon Francis Patty Peter Thompson Hugh McKanna David Graham Owen Matthews Charles Smith Charles Town John Walker 954 2242 316 542 1112 573 188 603 ditto 54th Foot 59th Foot 60th Rifles ditto ditto ditto ditto 61st Foot 62nd Foot St. Paneras, London Nantwich, Chester Ballyvestra, Down Addison, Lanark Dundee, Forfar Barnley, Edinburgh Dundalk, Louth St. Peter's, Kent Liverpool Salford, Lancashire farrier tinman labourer cleik wei- Ter iron fitter labourer clerk blacksmith cutler 21 35 201 20 22 26| 22 28 22 23 4 It, brn 6*. brown 5 I brown 6 [ It. brn 4 , dk. brn 61 ] brown 7 lit. bm 8 brown 7 black 6 1 brown blue grey hazel hazel blue grey grey hazel blue hazel fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh ditto supp. moleskin regimental tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto brown; tweed 11 Dec. 7 Jan. 15 Jan. 6 Jan. 6 Jan. 14 Jan. 11 Jan. 9 Jan. 11 Jan. 5 Jan. ditto Colchester Dover Liverpool London ditto ditto Portsmouth Aldershot Liverpool ditto to Dublin ditto to Newtownards D; ditto to Dundee ditto to Edinburgh ditto to Dundalk supp. gone to America off furlough to Armagh 171160 171161 171162 171163 171164 171165 171166 171167 171168 171169 Henry Jennings Michael Benson John McGuirr James Patterson Peter Cain John O'Callaghan William Watson Archibald Reid Joseph Davis John Condim 757 3212 720 733 1142 2880 965 967 3311 3450 ditto 63rd Foot ditto ditto 64th Foot ditto 71st Foot ditto 73rd Foot 75th Foot Ottery St. Mary'sDevn Boyle, Roscommon Glasgow ditto Castlebar, Mayo Killoe, Clare Kirkmichael, Ayr ditto Hitching Herts Roscrea, Tipperary labourer ditto boilermaker tailor labourer ditto miner ditto tailor labourer 20 25| 23 19 24 32* 211 211 25J 25! 9 64 5.1 6* 61 10! 6! 9 5 61 171170 171171 171172 171173 171174 171175 171176 171177 171178 171179 Charles Duckett Wm. M. Master Edward Claston John Johnson Edward Hudson Dugald Munro Matthew McCarthy Thomas Kenny Martin Noon Josiah Hunt 3669 5H2 690 3415 410 895 1317 639 950 76th Foot 78th Foot 82nd Foot 83rd Foot ditto ditto 84th Foot ditto ditto ditto Banbury, Oxford Whithorn, Wigton Aberdeen Ledbury, Hereford Otley, York Forress, Moray Cork Gorm, Renfrew Warrington, Lanc. Nottingham ditto ditto printer labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto puddler turner 31 21| 221 19 30 23 21 25f 21* 22 § 41 11* 7 6* 6! 5 7* 6 7 7 brown sandy dk. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn It. brn dk. brn It. bm brown It. bm brown brown brown brown brown dk. brn It. brn brown It. bm grey blue blue hazel blue hazel blue blue hazel grey florid fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh pale fresh dark sallow regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 11 Jan. 26 Dec. 13 Jan. 13 Jan. 14 Jan. 15 Jan. 5 Jan. 5 Jan. 5 Jan. 11 Jan. Belfast London* Belfast ditto Canterbury Aldershot Stirling ditto Plymouth Devonport ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto grey brown grey hazel grey hazel brown grey grey grey fresh fresh, fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair ditto ditto ditto smock frock regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 15 Jan. 15 Jan. 14 Jan. 16 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. Aldershot Shorncliffe Canterbury Bristol Dover ditto Shorncliffe ditto ditto ditto to Ottery St. Mary's * Canada West to Glasgow ditto to Castlebar, Mayo Mary ford, Clare scars on left thigh ; off pass to Denny off pass to Borrowstowness D ; took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Roecrea, Tipperary ditto took the whole of reg. nec. ditto to Whithorn ditto to Edinburgh 171180 17U81 171182 171183 171184 1711- 85 171186 171187 171188 171189 Patrick Dolan Archibald Gordon David Wark Duncan Rankin Henry Davidson James Brown David Hodgson Albert Wame George Harbour Hugh Scanlon ditto to Belfast ditto to Elgin, Moray- ditto to Cork ditto to Renfrew ditto to Galway to Nottingham 1159 888 907 897 526 691 3725 217 120 9347 ditto 92nd Foot ditto ditto 96th Foot Rifle Brigade Military Train ditto Roy. Artillery ditto Manchester Irvine, Ayr Glasgow Jura, Argyle Belfast London Liverpool Bristol Nottingham Sligo labourer ditto shoemaker labourer ditto baker labourer collarmaker tailor labourer 25 181 18* 21 23* 21 201 30| 20 19* brown light It. brn black brown It. bra brown brown brown brown blue blue blue grey hazel grey hazel hazel grey grey fresh fair pale fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 14 Jan. 5 Jan. 5 Jan. 6 Jan. 5 Jan. 9 Jan. 19 Jan. 13 Jan. 11 Jan. 15 Jan, ditto Stirling ditto ditto Shomcliffe Winchester Aldershot ditto Woolwich ditto D; off furlough to Dublin scar on left shin ; off pass to Kilwinning off pass to Glasgow took part of reg. nee. off furlough scar on left shoulder blade off pass to London supp. dressed in uniform of sergeant saddler off furlough to Glasgow DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued). OFFICE NO, NAME. EES. NO. COUPS. WHEKE BOEN. SIZE, PACE. COAT & TROtTSEES. DATE OP DESEETN. PLACE OP DESEHTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 171190 171191 171192 171193 17L194 171195 171196 171197 171198 Joseph Hutchings Dennis Finney Aaron Perkins Alex. Anderson George Bird Henry Moore John Smith Thomas Giblin Robert Raleigh 1711991 William Hanford 11047 12340 12248 12949 9799 429 2436 2550 2132 2631 Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Watford, Herts Paisley, Renfrew Nenagh, Tipperary Glasgow Stepney, London' Clerkenwell, London Hull Ballaghadareen, Mayo Limerick Kennington, Kent blacksmith labourer servant shoemaker blacksmith harnesmakr gardener labourer baker bricklayer 21 25J 201 19 201 234 191 28 21 171 red brown brown brown brown brown brown dk. brn dk. brn light grey hazel brown hazel hazel grey grey grey brown blue fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh pale sallow fair tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 15 Jan. 11 Jan. 11 Jan. 11 Jan. 11 Jan. 11 Jan. 12 Jan. 12 Jan. 12 Jan. 18 Jan. Woolwich ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Shorncliffe ditto ditto ditto tattooed on arms; stole a sum of money off furlough to Glasgow ditto to Nenagh; tattooedonleft arm ditto to Glasgow scar on right wrist off furlough is a German ditto to Ballaghadareen ditto to Limerick 171200 171201 171202 171203 171204 171205 171206 171207 171208 171209 William Decoursey Hugh McMurray James Norton Emanuel Lawrence Thomas Price John Flood Edwin Owen Richard Bennett Henry Johnson John Seaton 13742 12620 1231 642 1304 8686 1270 138 5110 3266 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Carmarthen Glasgow Edgmond, Worcester Sevenoaks, Kent Kilmallock, Limerick Nantwich, Cheshire Liff, Forfar West Dereham, Norf. Hastings, Sussex clerk miner groom accountant labourer carpenter labourer boilermaker labourer servant 18i 19 24J 24j 271 20i 27? 22$ 20 27 11 41 4i 91 lt. bru brown brown lt. brn brown brown brown dark . dk. brn It. brn grey grey bluo grey grey hazel grey blue brown hazel fair fresh fresh fair fresh fresh swarth fair fair fregh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditt ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto | 11 Jan. 115 Jan. : 7 Jan. 4 Jan. 12 Jan. 14 Jan. 11 Jan. 14 Jan. 31 Dec. ! 9 Jan. I Warley ! ditto Portsmouth S ditto | ditto Sheerness Plymouth Leith Dorchester Hilsea off pass to London off furlough to Glasgow ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto to Newport, Salop to Worcester to Sevenoaks to Kilmallock to Manchester to Dundee to West Dereham D ; supp. committed a burglary 171210 171211 171212 171213 171214 171215 171216 171217 171218 171219 William Jeffs John Preston Joseph Neate* William Campbell Richard Oliver Charles Taper Thomas Gibbons John Carr James Nilson 545 5924 ditto ditto Rl. Engineers 10th Foot 11th Foot ditto 15th Foot 19th Foot ditto Shernbrook, Bedford Whitby, Yorkshire Walcot, Somerset Liverpool St. Neot, Cornwall Cornwall Liverpool Ardrossan, Ayr Glasgow farmer joiner labourer labourer miner labourer groom brushmaker 19 22 22} 15 191 21 18 21 5 7 5 8 5 10 fair brown lt. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn brown lt. brn brown grey grey blue grey blue hazel blue grey hazel fair fresh freck. fresh ruddy dark fresh fair fresh ditto black; brown regimental blue shirt; mole tweed; moleskin black tweed black; brown brown; cord 11 Jan. 13 Jan. 10 Jan. 3 Jan. 7 Jan. 7 Jan. 17 Jan. 6 Jan. 7 Jan. Athlone York London Liverpool Plymouth ditto Liverpool Glasgow ditto off furlough to Kempston, near Bedford recruit, attested [ Millard off furlough to Marlborough * alias Albert recruit, not surgically inspected scar on left leg; recruit recruit, surgically inspected recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto 171220 171221 171222 171223 171224 171225 171226 171227 171228 171229 Thomas Dowling Henry Ward Thomas McMahon Thomas Brannon William Martin David Adams William Millar John Finley Thomas Walsh William Murrough ditto 22nd Foot 27th Foot 43rd Foot 59th Foot 71st Foot 72nd Foot 84th Foot ditto 91st Foot ! ditto ! Liverpool Edenmore, Cavan Birmingham Ashford, Kent Kilmarnock, Ayr Methven, Perth Dublin ditto ! Paisley, Renfrew ditto clerk groom labourer ditto miner ploughman harnesmakr shoemaker labourer 24 24 19 23 18 22 241 20 241 21 7 64 10} 6 11 6 7 64 8 black dk. brn brown dk. brn lt. brn dk. brn black black brown dk. brn hazel blue grey hazel blue blue blue grey grey blue fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh blue; tweed black; tweed frieze; cord brown; fustian fustian; blue blue; black blue; moleskin dark; tweed dark ; moleskin moleskin; brown 9 Jan. 17 Jan. 9 Jan. 11 Jan. 1 Jan. 5 Jan. 12 Jan. 15 Jan. 16 Jan. 13 Jan. ditto ; Liverpool Dublin Oswestry j Dover Kilmarnock Glasgow Dublin ! ditto Kilmarnock ditto ditto ditto recruit, approved recruit, surgically inspected recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto ditto . ditto ditto 18 5 61 carter 19 5 74 labourer 18 5 8 miller 17} 5 61 labourer 20 5 7 shoemaker 21 5 74 labourer 21 5 7 tailor 23 5 8 moulder 22 5 94 porter 25 5 84 171230 171231 171232 171233 171234 171235 171236 171237 171238 171239 Bernard Stewart William Johnstone William Call William Logan Thomas Keates James Clark James Thomas Richard Trotter Chas. McLochlan Wm. Purkiss 825 92nd Foot Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Glasgow ditto Cambridge Paisley, Renfrew i Bristo'l Deptford, Kent ! Chatham 1London 2nd Dragoons Glasgow ditto Birch, Essex fair brown brown fair brown brown brown black brown brown blue grey grey grey grey blue grey blue grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh brown bluejacket; mole smock; moleskin tweed ditto black; blue cord black plam regimental 6 Jan. 15 Jan. Jan. lo Jan. 14 Jan. 2 Jan. 5 Jan. 5 Jan. 19 Jan. 26 Jan. Glasgow ditto Bath Glasgow Bristol Woolwich ditto ditto Glasgow Canterbury scar on left buttock; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto recruit, finally approved took part of reg. nee. scair on nose poekpitted 171240 171241 171242 171243 171244 171245 171246 171247 171248 171249 James Park Henry Shears William Stevens Nath. Valentine Richard Stevenson William Smith Henry Benson David Salter Charles Halters Thomas Busby 486 682 532 278 414 1058 1597 7759 702 89 4th Drag. Gds. 7 th Drag. Gds. 3rd Hussars ditto 11th Hussars 18th Hussars Gren. Guards ditto ditto Cold. Guards Renfrew, Lanark Romsey, Hants Cheltenham, Glo'ster At Sea, near Malta Wolverhampton Thornley, Durham Eyam, Derby Beckonsfield, Bucks Worcester Wheatley, Oxford labourer bricklayer bootmaker plater miner shoemaker labourer ditto ditto 25 171 24 28| 241 20 21 281 224 284 8 31 51 61 64 61 9 7f 10J 10 brown light sandy sandy brown light brown brown brown lt. brn grey grey grey grey grey - blue hazel dk. brn grey grey fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 17 Jan. 23 Jan. 23 Jan. < 23 Jan. 26 Dec. 16 Jan. 21 Jan. 19 Jan. 19 Jan. 19 Jan. Dublin Canterbury Newbridge ditto Brighton Hounslow Croydon London ditto Windsor ditto ditto ditto ditto short hair took waist- belt ditto took part of reg. nec. 171250 171251 171252 171253 171254 171255 171256 171257 171258 171259 George Hutchings Robert Trebble Alex. Ballantine Joharn F. Gronan Edward Reed Harry Hilford Edmund Darcy John Davis Thomas Costello James Llewellyn 4644 4790 3580 835 596 1145 2990 362 935 ditto ditto Military Tram 1st Foot ditto 5th Foot ditto ditto 6th Foot 8th Foot Clayhidon, Devon Bridgewater, Somerst. Edinburgh Warton, Germany Tunbridge, Kent London Ballingarry, Tipprry. Bromyard, Hereford St. Luke's, London Rockfield, Monmouth ditto ditto tailor tinworker labourer labourer ditto ditto ditto 284 27i 214 2i| 274 16 27! 231 24 m 5 81 5 10 5 3 dk. brn brown dk. brn lt. brn dk. brn brown black brown dark lt. brn grey hazel hazel hazel hazel blue grey grey grey blue j fresh fresh fresh pale dark fresh sallow fresh sallow fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto black; cord regimental I16 Jan. • 17 Jan. 20 Jan. 23 Jan. 19 Jan. 17 Jan. 20 Jan. 21 Jan. 122 Jan. j 20 Jan. ditto ditto Dublin Colchester Aldershot ditto ditto ditto Coventry Sheffield D ; ditto ditto ditto D; poekpitted took the whole of reg. nec. took waist- belt off pass to London front teeth rather prominent ' supp. gone to London; tattooed on right arm D ; off furlough to Abergavenny 171260 171261 171262 171263 171264 171265 171266 171267 171268 171269 Joseph Dawkins Michael Conway Ralph McNiger Robert Hopson Albert E. Kelner Samuel Livingston William Hicks Michael Irwin Matthew Kelly Daniel Quinn 868 844 1628 1399 2404 555 1009 33 ditto 17th Foot 19th Foot 21st Foot 93rd Foot 29th Foot ditto ditto 32nd Foot 41st Foot North Ashton, Oxford Asky, Sligo Old Monkland, Lanrk. Dublin Belper, Derby Bristol Redruth, Cornwall Galway Doysart, Roscommon Lauch sawyer labourer blacksmith labourer miner labourer miner factory hand labourer ditto 321 24 21 241 22} 361 22| 18 204 28 black brown brown black dk. brn black lt. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn grey grey hazel hazel blue hazel hazel grey hazel fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh ditto plain regimental ditto ditto ditto blue pilot; fustian regimental ditto 16 Jan. 31 Dec. 23 Jan. 25 Jan. 21 Jan. 24 Jan. 20 Jan. 20 Jan. 23 Jan. 19 Jan. I ditto Brighton Glasgow I Dublin i Walmer ! Ayr Glasgow Bolton Devonport 1 Sunderland off detachment at Bradford now in 9th Lancers at Brighton recruit, finally appro^ d took part of reg. nee. off furloagh to Rheirns. > V mco off detachment at Ayr took part of reg. nee. recruit, attested off furlough to Atlilone, Roscommon 171270 171271 171272 171273 171274 171275 171276 171277 171278 171279 Richard Button James Hewlett James Russell William Lucas George Guest Andrew Calton John Miers John Pugh Thomas Roberts John Sills 77 3209 60 529 807 704 1109 469 1156 74 ditto 49th Foot 53rd Foot ditto 55th Foot 57th Foot 60th Rifles ditto ditto ditto Garton, York Gorey, Wexford Wrasbury, Bcknglim. Willingham, Cambs WestBromwich, Staff. Wexford Liverpool Shrewsbury Bagillt, Flint Sutton, Nottingham ditto ditto stoker labourer puddler labourer ditto ditto carpenter brickmaker 234 26 25 22 20 20 23 22 21J 5 6 6 01 5 6 dk. brn lt. brn It. brn brown dk. brn brown lt. brn dark dk. brn brown hazel grey grey grey hazel hazel blue hazel hazel grey fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 23 Jan. 14 Jan. 4 Jan. 22 Jan. j 14 Jail, [ 14 Jan. 20 Jan. 24 Jan. 21 Jan. 26 Jan. N'wctle- o- T Manchester Weymouth ditto Preston Cork London ditto ditto Portsmouth took waist- belt and forage cap off furlough to Gorey supposed trying to go to sea off furlough took part of reg. nec. ditto 171280 171281 171282 371283 371284 171285 171286 171287 171288 171289 James Redstone Wm. Todhunter William Hogan James Harris Patrick Loughran Henry Prescott John Walsh George Maynard Richard Hipkin Thomas Gale 6311 ditto 473163rd Foot 106 76th Foot 3888 481 12664 1272 ditto 84th Foot 87th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto London Crosthwaite. Cmbrlnd Nenagh, Tipperary Oldham, Lancaster Ratoath, Meath | Arniskirk, Lancaster Galway Southampton Scoulthorpe, Norfolk Preston, Lancashire labourer groom sawyer labourer ditto musician factoryhand coaclismitli groom servant . 171290 171291 171292 171293 171294 171295 171296 171295 171298 171299 James Lee Charles Armstrong John Rooney James Henderson Wm. Robertson James Currie Janies Fury . Francis Campbell Charles Grey Charles Nagherty 14363 12645 ditto ditto 5th Lancers 1st Foot ditto 5th Foot 10th Foot 13th Foot 19th Foot ditto Deptford, Kent Chester Manchester Glasgow Campsie, Stirling Glasgow Inver, Donegal Glasgow Exeter Glasgow labourer ditto ditto slater bootcloser ditto labourer shoemaker labourer shoemaker 21 291 244 36 24 § 21} 18 21 29} 20 ~ 2ST 194 23 18 18 17 18 18 22 18 61 5 74 5 81 6} 91 4 10 74 brown lt. brn dark brown brown brown dk. brn brown lt. brn brown hazel grey grey hazel blue hazel grey grey hazel grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh light ditto ditto ditto ditto regimental black; fustian black supposed plain brown ; cord " 23 Jan. 1 Jan. 18 Jan. 24 Jan. 20' Jan. 21 Jan. 20 Jan. 22 Jan. 117 Jan. 121 Jan. ditto London* Aldershot ditto Dublin Curragh Bolton Warley Canterbury New'tle- o- T * Canada West off furlough to Nenagh ditto to Glasgow recruit, finally approved was convicted of felony Jan. 1861, at Dublin recruit, attested absconded taking a sum of money with him recruit, attested brown brown brown brown brown brown brown brown brown black hazel grey grey hazel grey blue grey blue grey brown fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh pale fresh fresh fresh sallow plain regimental white slop; fust, moleskin black; tweed dark ; moleskin moleskin brown; tweed white smock; fust, black ; brown 23 Jan. 24 Jan. 22 Jan. 19 Jan. 19 Jan. 21 Jan. 22 Jan. 24 Jan. 23 Jan. 24 Jan. | Woolwich | j ditto j Manchester j recruit, not surgically inspected Glasgow ditto ditto ditto ditto Chester Glasgow ditto ditto ditto i ditto mole on left arm ; recruit I I supp. gone to Belfast pockpitted 171300 171301 171302 171303 171304 171305 171306 171307 171308 Thomas Sands William Smith William Freeman Peter Dolan Thomas Gibbons John Develiy John Johnson James Morrison Thomas Carberry 1713091John Heavern 20th Foot 42nd Foot 43rd Foot ditto 56th Foot 60th Rifles ' ditto 71st Foot 78th Foot 84th Foot Heckmondwike, York Dundee, Forfar Kildare ditto Liverpool Weston, Sligo Liverpool Dumbarton, Lanark Kilsyth, Stirling Dublin groom • labourer shoemaker tailor groom engineer plumber labourer miner baker 21 20 23 20 19 22 20 23 184 24 5 6} 5 64 5 6 5 61 5 61 5 8 5 61 5 7 5 8 5 61 dk. brn black dk. brn It brn brown brown fair auburn brown grey hazol grey hazel grey blue hazel blue hazel grey fresh fresh fresh sallow fair fresh fresh fresh pale sallow brown; check black; moleskin sy ; tweed tweed brown black pilot; tweed tweed blue; moleskin drab ; tweed brown; grey 22 Jan. 20 Jan. 21 Jan. 21 Jan. 18 Jan. 25 Jan. 21 Jan. 21 Jan. 20 Jan. 22 Jan. 1 Barnsley Perth | Dublin 1 ditto Liverpool ditto ditto ditto Dublin recruit, not surgically inspected ditto pockpitted reoruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto ditto ditto 171310 Alex. Johnston — 171311 Martin Carroll 171312 James Wallace — 171313 Thomas Keenan — 171314 Edward North — 171315 Alfred Knight — 171316 James Twist — 171317 George Thomson — 171318 James Britten — 171319 John Creig — 93rd Foot 94th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Rl. Engineers' Inverness Malborough, Dublin Dunkeld, Perth Dundee, Forfar Stratford, Essex Romford Eltham, Kent Edinburgh Dublin Go van, Lanark blacksmith clerk blacksmith labourer ditto ditto ditto enginefitter stonecutter lt. brn lt. brn dk. bra fair brown brown brown dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn grey blue hazel blue grey grey blue hazel grey blue fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh black; moleskin brown tweed white jacket; mole black white frock; brown black dark; cord canvas jacket ; i mole black ; moleskin 117 Jan. 116 Jan. ! 20 Jan. 20 Jan. 19 Jan. 16 Jan. 14 Jan. 21 Jan. 22 Jan. 22 Jan. Inverness Liverpool Perth ditto Woolwich ditto ditto Edinburgh Liverpool Glasgow ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto lost ona of upper front teeth poekpitted DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA. OFFICE NO. NAME. REG. NO. CORPS. WHERE BOBN. TRADE. H O - 1 SIZE. HAIR. FACE, COAT k TROUSERS. BATE OF DESERTN. PLACE OF DESERTION. ' MARKS AND REMARKS. 49586 49586 49587 49588 49589 49590 49591 49592 49593 49594 Thomas Chincher Charles Taylor Henry May William Cooper George Hurst Thomas Phillips William Ransom John Baker James Gray Edward Williams 1834 Hants Artil.* 1839 1838 184,1 1842 1845 1847 1848 1850 1851 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Gosport Fordingbridge Portsea Basingstoke Andover Alton Portsmouth Portsea Petersfield Portsea labourer ditto ditto shoemaker labourer briekmaker labourer ditto mason bricklayer 19| 18! 20 214 211 28 22 21 24 19f brown dk. brn dk. brn brown It. brn brown It. brn dk. bra dk. brn brown 49595 49596 49597 49598 49599 49600 49601 49602 49603 49604 James Johnston Robert Price George Judd George Bright George Frampton James Pike Robert Dolton George Miller Henry Brooker William Smith 1854] 1865 1867 1870 1873 1874 1876 1877 1880 1881 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Basingstoke Devizes, Wilts Southton, Hants Stockbridge Basingstoke Alverstoke Alresford Portsmouth Havant Wimborne, Dorset labourer ditto engine drivr labourer ditto sawyer labourer ditto ditto ditto 19 19 19J 27 • 20k 25 29 21 22\ 28} 5 44 10 6} 44 6! 6 9 64 4} 94 dk. bra brown dk. brn dk. brn brown black brown brown brown brown hazel grey grey blue hazel hazel brown blue hazel grey fresh fair fresh fresh fail1 fresh fresh fresh fresh Oct. Oct, Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct, Oct. Oct. Oct. Gosport ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto mark on right shoulder * absent from training contraction of middle finger on right hand tattooed on right arm grey hazel grey hazel grey dk. brn grey grey grey grey fresh fresh fair fresh fair dark fresh fresh fair fair 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct, 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on under lip tattooed on arms tattooed on right arm scar on lower part of spine 49605 49606 49607 49608 49609 49610 49611 49612 49613 49614 Chas. Cummings James Neybar Wm. Jackman Charles Brookman William Reid James Stock John Williams John Hunt George H. Manuel Joseph White 18 » 3 1886 1887 1888 1889 1891 1892 1895 1898 1904 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Southton, Hants ditto Fareham Southton ditto Aldershot Alverstoke Ringwood Portsmouth Christchurch hawker cooper labourer hawker labourer ditto ditto ditto smith labourer 19} 5 214 5 22 24 26 184 5 194 5 184 5 194 5 18 5 brown brown brown brown brown lt. brn brown brown brown It, brn grey h « » el hazel grey blue grey hazel hazel hazel grey ruddy fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fair dark fresh 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct, 2 Oct. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto tattooed on left arm 49616 49616 49617 49618 49619 49620 49621 49622 49623 49624 Edward Pratt Edwin Carpenter George Lacey James Tull Thomas White James Con J. St. Aubyn Angove Henry Bennett John Jones Wm. Biddlecumbe 1908 1910 1917 1927 1937 1940 1941 1944 1945 1949 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto, ditto ditto Bishop's Waltham Cosham Fordingbridge Alresford Gosport Portsea Southton ditto ditto Romsey ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto painter labourer 24 234 194 26 26 21 214 221 18 lt. brn dk. bra dk. bm dk. bm brown dk. bm dk. bm dk. brn dk. brn hazel grey hazel grey brown hazel grey brown dK. brn blue fair fresh fail- fresh dark fair fair fair swarth swarth Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto mark of boil on right leg tattooed on right arm ditto tattooed on arms 49626 49626 49627 49628 49629 49630 49631 49633 49634 William White James Anderson Albert Mitchell Thomas Nutburn Charles Loff Georgo Reid George Gladman George Clark Thomas Huxham James Chapman 1954 1958 1971 1973 1974 1977 1983 1990 1991 1992 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto • ditto Cheriton Poole, Dorsetshire Winchester, Hants Lyndhurst ditto Portsmouth ditto ditto Southton ditto j ditto gilder | jab driver labourer ditto ditto groom labourer mason carpenter 174 204 21 20} 30 23 21 25} 174 6i 54 6 9i 64 104 6 64 6 auburn dk. bm dk. bm lt. bm dk. brn hazel, hazel brown grey hazel hazel brown blue brown grey dark hazel brown I grey fair sallow fair fan- fresh fresh fresh jdark I fresh Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 12 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto mark on left temple 49635 49636 49637 49638 49639 49640 49641 49642 49643 49644 Robert Tredgor Henry Moody John Hill George Green Richard Goodall George Gill John Gladstock James Reynolds James Keenan Robert Patton 1995 1996 2910 1759 1866 1894 1961 1278 1806 1822 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Donegal* ditto ditto Nursling Shirley Portsmouth Alton Devizes, Wilts Ringwood, Hants ditto Mohill, Leitrim Drunahone, Donegal Boggay baker labourer C^ itto groom labourer ditto ditto clerk labourer ditto 6 74 61 54 64 6 94 5 54 84 brown brown dk. brn dk. brn brown brown brown brown brown fair grey fresh 2 Oct, grey fresh 2 Oct. ditto grey fresh 2 Oct. ditto hazel fresh 2 Oct. ditto brow- u fresh 2 Oct. ditto hazel fresh 2 Oct. ditto grey fresh 2 Oct. ditto grey- fresh 4 June Lifford * absent from training blue sallow 4 June ditto grey fresh 4 June ditto in 63rd Foot 49645 William Beatty 1652 • •— ditto Calnis, Derry nailor 18 5 4} dk. brn dk. brn sallow 4 June ditto 49646 Daniel Conway 1578 ditto Drumrale, Tyrone labourer 20 5 6 brown grey dark 4 June ditto in Royal Artillery 49647 Patrick Coyle 1691 ditto Kilbarron, Donegal ditto 22 5 84 dk. bm hazel fresh 4 June ditto in Scotland 49648 Hugh McCluskey 1643 ditto Inver ditto 22 6 6 brown hazel dark 4 June. ditto supp. gone to America 49649 Hugh McCormick 1814 ditto Donegal ditto 18 5 3} brown grey fresh 4 June ditto 49650 James MeGowan 1451 ditto Ross Inver, Leitrim ditto 18 5 6 light grey sallow 4 June ditto gone to America 49651 William Mechan 1249 ditto Clogher, Tyrone ditto 20 5 5 brown grey fair 4 June ditto supp. in Royal Artillery 49652 Peter Shells 1400 ditto Glasgow ditto 17 5 34 brown hazel fresh 4 June ditto supp. in Scotland 49653 Patrick Tinny 1651 ditto Stranorlar, Donegal ditto 18 5 4 lt. bm blue sallow 4 June ditto 49654 Michael Keenan 1693 ditto Tauclitoyne ditto 27 5 9 lt. brn brown dark 4 June ditto 49655 James Devenny 1658 ditto Inver ditto 26 5 54 lt. bra brown dark 4 June ditto 49656 Alexander Frazcr ditto Fermanagh ditto 26 5 6J lt. brn grey sallow 4 Juno ditto 49657 John Alford i^ rr ditto Derry sweep 174 5 2 lt. brn grey fair 4 June ditto 49658 James Curran 4455 ditto Donegal labourer ' 25 5 8 fair grey fair 4 June ditto supp. gone to America 49659 Patrick Gallaghan 1743 ditto ditto ditto 17 5 44 brown brown fresh 4 June ditto ditto 49660" James Gillespey 1619 ditto Drumagh, Tyrone clerk 18 5 3 dk. brn lt. brn dark 4 June ditto ditto 49661 William Johnston 1620 ditto Templemore, Derry labourer 18 5 2 lt. bra hazel fresh 4 June ditto gone to sea 49662 Patrick McDonagh 1136 ditto ditto ditto 214 5 6 dk. brn blue fresh 4 June ditto supp. gone to America 49683. John McG\ wan 1496 ditto Grange, Sligo ditto 194 5 6 dk. brn blue fresh 4 June ditto 49664 William Mechan .1622 ditto Donaghmore. Donegl. ! ditto 19 5 5 sandy blue fresh 4 June ditto supp. in England 49665 John Mullin 1133 ditto Donahady, Tyrone ditto 21 5 74 brown hazel fresh 4 June ditto in Royal Artillery 49666 George Craig 994 ditto Isle of Inch, Donega ditto 33 5 34 brown brown dark 4 June ditto 49667 John Doherty 1634 ditto Glenmoruing, Tyrone ditto 18 5 2} lt. brn grey fresh 4 June ditto supp. in 18th Foot 49668 Thomas Ferns 1061 ditto Dublin ditto 214 5 8 brown grey fresh 4 June ditto 49669 John Kielty 1063 ditto Dromore, Derry ditto 29 5 6 brown hazel fresh 4 June ditto- 49670 C. McGarragh 1668 ditto Inver, Donegal Dromore, Tyrone ditto 184 5 4 dk. bra hazel fresh 4 June ditto 49671 Patrick McMeasty 1631 clitto ditto 19 5 3 brown blue fresh 4 June ditto 49672 Thomas May T401 ditto Culree, Sligo ditto 19 5 54 brown blue freck. 4 June ditto supp. in 11th Foot 49673 Michael Rourke 1554 ditto Kilbarron, Donegal ditto 224 5 6 fair hazel fair 4 June ditto supp. in Royal Marines 49674 Robert Smith ' l632 ditto Dromore, Tyrone ditto 18 5 3 dk. brn blue fresh 4 June ditto 49675 49676 49677 49678 49679 49680 49681 49682 49683 49684 William Fitzpatrick James McAndrew Peter McAmeny James Graham James Fitzpatrick William Harvey John Laffesty James Martin John Martin Charles Cassidy 1589 13741 17291 1417 1529; 1674 1728 1610 i 17981 10( 16! ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Tawley, Leitrim Cairns, Tyrone Drumragh, Tyrone Inver, Donegal Tawley, Leitrim Inver, Donegal Clonleigh Drumnahowl Donegal Inver ditto bawker labourer ditto ditto ditto clitto d; tto tailor labourer 194 19 23 27 18 18 19 18 28 17 dk. bm brown brown dk. brn red dk. brn brown dk. bm brown brown blue grey blue grey grey hazel brown brown grey lt. bm sallow fresh fresh fair fresh dark fair pale fair 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto supp. in 87th Foot supp. in Royal Navy supp. in Glasgow supp. in Scotland 49685 49S86 49687 49683 49689 49690 49691 49692 49693 49694 Patrick Freil James Johnston Michael Hagan Mich. McCafferty Patrick McGeeven William McNally William McVeigh Hugh Martin Martin Pendergaet Thomas Thornton 1717 1839 1566 1781 1774 1530 1754 1854 1284 1636 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Done^ il Donoughmore RathmuUin Ballintra Kilbarron ! ditto ditto i ditto j ditto tailor Ternamonghn, Tyrne| labourer , Conroal, Donegal j blacksmith Templemore, Derry j labourer Dublin ditto Enniskillen, Ferman. ditto 3C 16 19 18 16 244 30 21 214 18 3j 34 54 44 3 8 9 11 44 24 black brown fair brown lt. brn brown grey brown fair brown brown grey blue bluet grey hazel grey grey grey blue pale fresh fair fresh sallow fresh dark fresh fair fresh 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 49695 Thomas Tolan 12* 5 ditto Rathmullen,. Donegal ditto 20 6 34 d^. brn grey dark 4 June ditto 49696 John Melly 1503 ditto Belleek ditto 214 5 7 brown grey fresh —_ 4 June ditto 49697 Francis Birney 1803 ditto Garrison, Fermanagh ditto 17 5 6 brown blue fresh 4 June ditto 49698 John McGuire 1573 clitto Belleek, Donegal ditto 224 6 4 brown grey fresh 4 June ditto 49699 Thomas Mulrine 1575 ditto Dromore, Tyrone ditto 16 5 5 brown grey fresh 4 June ditto 49700 John Buchanan 1632 ditto ditto ditto 16 6 2 brown grey fresh 4 June ditto 49701 James Cassidy 1547 ditto Kilbarron, Donegal ditto •< 37 6 6 brown grey fair 4 June ditto 49703 Josiah McCowen 1769 Hants Artillry Portsmouth ditto 231 5 7 fau- grey fail- 22 June Gosport 49703 Edward Farrell 5523 2nd Laneashre Newtownhamilton* musician 25f 5 8J lt. brn grey fair , 15 Oct. Iiiverpool 49701 Thomas Eccles 2485 7thLancashire Bolton, Lancashire piecer 20 5 34 dk. brn hazel . swarth 22 Oct. Bury supp. in England supp. in Scotland supp. at sea ditto mark on left cheek ; gone to America in 4th Dragoon Guards in 13th Foot 49706 49706 49707 49708 49709 49710 49711 49712 49713 4,9714- ' Aimer James Smith Joseph Hexman Robert Cook John Walker James Montgomery James Robertson Edward McMann Mark Mulholland David Robb Aimer Robertson 1389 Forfar, & c* 1415i! ditto 1433 j ditto 147l[ ditto 1539; ditto 1584' ditto 1604! 5nto 1605: ditto 1623 ditto 1663! ditto Stonehaven, Kincard Dundee, Forfar Anchinblae, Kincard. Montrose, Forfar Ballater, Aberdeon Blairgowrie, Perth [ Edinburgh I Ardlow, Tyrone i Montrose, Forfar I Dundee supp. gone to sea : supp. in Scotland supp. about Portsmouth or Aldershot scar on right temple * Armagh scar over left eye shoemaker labourer Wright • slater labourer ditto weaver labourer ditto dark brown brown dark brown brown brown dark brown brown grey blue hazel brown blue I hazel gf'ey blue hazel Kue fresh fresh swarth fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair July July July July July July July 3 July 3 July a July Montrose ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto/ ditM scar undec left ear * absent frora training scars on. left, thigh. DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA ( continued). OFFICE NO. NAME. BEG. NO. OOBP3. WHEBE BOBN. TBADE. « IS « L SIZE. HAIB. EYES. FACE. COAT & TBOF^ EES. 49715 James Kermath 1679 Forfar, & c.* ditto clerk 22 5 6 brown blue fresh 49716 Alexander Nicol 1686 ditto Forfar confectioner 22 5 6 brown blue fresh 49717 James Jack 1703 ditto Cupar, Fife 1 * • clerk 26 5 8 auburn blue fair ___ 49718 James Livingstone 1714 ditto ditto shoemaker 34 5 6 brown grey blue 49719 Thomas Kelly 1729 ditto Dundee, Forfar weaver 39 5 6 fair fair 49720 William Small 1758 ditto Alyth, Perth labourer 25 5 8 sandy grey blue fresh 49721 Benj. Whammond 1780 ditto Kirriemuir, Forfar ditto"' 23 8 8 fair fair 49722 Andrew Young 1784 ditto Eorfar weaver 21 5 6 brown blue fresh 49723 David Adam 1802 . ditto Dundee labourer 21 5 6 fair grey blue 49724 William Ellis 1811 ditto Kirriemuir ditto 21 5 6 brown fresh —- 49725 Hugh McMahon 1820 ditto Glasgow weaver 21 5 9- J brown grey hazel fresh 49726 James McAvoy 1823 ditto Macharafelt, Derry ditto 21 5 8 It. brn 49727 Robert Gray 1829 ditto Maines, Eorfar blacksmith 24* 5 6 brown brown _ 49728 Andrew Anderson 1837 ditto Lenehars, Eife joiner painter 27 5 7 brown grey grey blue fresh ___ 49729 William Nicol 1840 ditto Forfar 22 5 7i brown 49730 Wm. Inverwick 1845 ditto ditto ditto 21 5 6 fair ,49731 James Burke 1852 ditto Dundee grocer 29 5 101 dark bazel dark ' — j 49732 Alexander Officer 1854 ditto Montrose labourer 19 5 fi brown blue light fair 49733 Peter Mills 1857 ditto Dundee roper 24 5 6 It. brn grey blue 497.34 John Burns 1858 ditto Glasgow shoemaker 23 5 6 dk. brn fair 49735 James Walkden 1859 ditto Dundee, Forfar piercer 21 5 6 It. brn grey blue fair 49736 Michael Clark 1874 ditto Dublin hairdresser 22 5 6 brown fresh 49737 John Davidson 1894 ditto Montrose, Forfar tailor 22 5 7 fair grey hazel fair 49738 Henry Gordon 1895 ditto Dundee shoemaker 20 5 6 black sallow 49739 Charles Robinson 1899 ditto Alyth, Perth labourer 25 5 8 brown grey blue fresh 49740 Henry Finnan 1904 ditto Sugo, Armagh weaver 22 5 7 black dark 49741 Samuel Duff 1909 ditto Haddington moulder 25 5 7 black blue dark 49742 Colin Ross 1911 ditto Monifieth, Eorfar shoemaker 20 5 6 fair blue fresh 49743 John Carmichael 1915 ditto Liff weaver 23 5 8 black dark dark 49744 James Johnston 1917 ditto Dundee ditto 23 5 6 brown blue dark 49745 James Smith 1921 ditto Cavan weaver 26 5 7 black grey blue _ 49746 Charles Johnston 1922 ditto Dundee, Forfar ditto 20 5 6 brown fresh 49747 John Robertson 1924 ditto ditto labourer 20 5 6A fair blue fresh 49748 George Wilson 1929 ditto Glasgow saddler 28 5 6 black grey dark 49749 John McCabe 1937 ditto Leitrim weaver 20 5 6 dk. brn grey grey grey blue fresh 49750 Edwd. McCormack 1938 ditto Dundee, Forfar ditto 21 5 7 black 49751 John Davies 1939 ditto ditto tailor 28 5 7 brown swarth 49752 Philip Smith 1942 ditto Cavan weaver 21 5 7A dark fresh 49753 James Anderson 1942 ditto Dundee, Forfar labourer 20 5 7i dark blue fresh 49754 John Frazer 1946 ditto 31 5 9i dark blue fresh DATE OF DESRTN. PLACE or DESEBTION. MAKES AND REMARKS. 3 July July July July July July July July July July Montrose ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on nose 1 absent from training July July July J uly July July JulV July July July 3 July 3 July 19 June 19 June 19 June 19 June t9 June 19 June 19 June 19 June ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ' A. C.' tattooed on left arm sear on forehead ' scar on right kuee scar on right shin 19 June 19 June j 19 June 19 June 19 . Tune 19 June I 19 June i 19 June ! 19 June \ 19 June I ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto pockpitted | George and dragon on left arm ADMIRALTY, February II, ife. Description of Deserters,' Stragglers, and Men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service. NAME. SHIP DESEBTED OB. DIS- CHARGED FB0M. WHERE BORN. HAIB. EYES. MARKS and REMARF Henry Drayson John Copeling J. W. Clark William Stacey James Jackson William Henderson Henry Matthews Richard Copeman Ed. Skinner Thomas Kingston William Stainsby Henry Howell William Scott William Trowbridge William Stainsby Thomas Good Peter Joseph Brown * William Jones George Drinkwater Charles Willis James W. Oakes Benj. John Hyde Walter W. White Charles Whichelo Henry Prosser Andrew Ford James Felstead • Thomas French * George Fishwick James Lee * James Nevison * Wm. Jones James Gorman Nicholas Galvin George Bell * John McNulty John Prendergast George White Charles Manners James H. Hamley William West Alfred Purkins Thos. E. Branwhite Charles Willis Jas. W. Oakes * Henry Jackson * George Burford * William Page Henry B. Terry Thomas O'Conner Formidable, deserter discharged Excellent, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Virago, deserter ditto ditto ditto Mare, discharged Virago, straggler Virago, deserter Phaeton, discharged Ariadne, discharged Wellesley, deserter Black Eagle, straggler Wellesley, deserter ditto Formidable, discharged Cumberland, deserter Black Eagle, straggler Fisgard, straggler ditto ditto Victory, deserter ditto ditto ditto Wellesley, straggler Shannon, discharged Hawke, discharged Egmont, straggler Excellent, straggler Formidable, deserter Geyser, discharged Fisgard, discharged Majestic, discharged St. Vincent, deserter ditto ditto Wellesley, straggler ditto IVictory, deserter ditto Geyser, straggler Formidable, deserter ditto 30 Jan. ordinary, 2nd class 21 5 3 Sandwich, Kent 1 brown grey — 12 Feb. capt.' s cook's assist. 19 5 7 Ashford, Kent ' light blue n? 2 Feb. boy 16 4 9 Marehwood, Hants dk. brn grey 2 Feb. ditto 20 5 3 Chichester It. brn blue — 3 Feb. A. B. 34 5 5 Workington, Lancashire'sandy hazel 3 Feb. ditto 33 5 5 South Shields, Durham j dark hazel — 3 Feb. ditto 23 5 6 Nottingham ilt. brn blue 3 Feb. private, R. Marines 31 5 6 Sleaford, Linoolnshire ; brown black — 31 Jan. leading seaman 22 5 6 Northmain, Sussex dark haael — 30 Jan. 30 Jan. stoker boy, ist class 30 19 e 5 Cork u 5 4 Manchester Q'llK dark ome grey „ 31 Jan. ditto 19 5 5 Bristol brown haael — 31 Jan. A. B. 324 5 7 Perth brown bhie fair 29 Jan. gun- room servant 19 5 5 Salisbury dk. brn hazel — 29 Jan. boy, 1st class 19 5 4 Manchester dark grey — 8 Dec. A. B. 24 5 9 Bandon, Cork di. brn hazel fresh 26 Nov. sailmaker's crew 40 5 21 Tain, Kilkenny brown hazel — 18 Jan. boy, 2nd class 15 4 11 Deptford, Kent light hazel — 25 Jan. A. B. 23 5 6 Peckham, Surrey brown hazel fair 11 Jan. boy, 2nd claBS 141 4 9 Bristol brown grey — 12 Jan. ditto 15 4 10 Lambeth, Surrey light blue — 21 Jan. ordinary 22 4 61 Wicklow brown grey fair 6 Jan. ditto 20 5 44 London brown hazel — 21 Jan. quartermaster 32 5 5 ditto dark hazel — 20 Jan. ordinary 194 5 3 Whitechapol, London brown blue fair 20 Jan. A. B. 231 5 8 Nova Scotia — , — 20 Jan. ordinary 191 5 3 Clerkenwell> London light blue fair 5 Jan. ditto 221 5 74 Jersey It. brn blue — 5 Jan. A. B. 24| 5 94 Worthing,.. Surrey black blue — 5 Jan. ditto 34 5 9 Plymouth It. bm blue — 5 Jan. boy, 1st class 18J 5 5 Edinburgh brown grey — 18 Jan. boy, 2nd class 15 4 11 Deptford, Kent light hazel — — ordinary 221 5 5 Waterford It. brn blue fair - Jan. stoker 24 § 5 64 Cork brown brown sallow 11 Jan. A. B. 34 5 5 Portsea, Hants It. brn blue —: 16 Jan. private, R. Marines 27 5 64 Dundalk, Louth black grey dark 15 Jan. boy, 1st class 17 5 0| Youghal, Cork dark blue — 15 Jan. A. B. 26 5 6 Derby dark blue ruddy 31 Dec. ditto 25 5 5 Wandsworth, Surrey brown hazel fresh 19 Dec. ordinary 194 5 4 St. M'abyn, Cornwall light grey fair 13 Jan. boy, 2nd class 154 5 1 Portsmouth red brown freck. 13 Jan. ditto 15 4 114 London It. brn blue fresh 13 Jan. ditto 15J 5 0 ditto dk. brn grey dark 11 Jan. ditto 141 4 9 Bristol brown* grev — 12 Jan. ditto 15 4 10 Lambeth, Surrey. • light blue — 28 Dec. ditto 164 4 104 ditto' dk. brn blue — 30 Dee. boy, 1st class 184 5 2 Reading •• light blue — 12 Jan. A. B. 28 5 6 Essex dark blue 11 Jan, ^> oy, 1st clas? 18 5 4 Dover light grey ' .— 9 Jan. . ditto 16 5 24 Listhole, Ireland light blue ' - I served in St.' Vincent and Neptune I served in Cumberland • served in Vicloi- Emanuel served in Falcon served in Neptune served in Hannibal served in Cressy served in Cumberland • | served in Impregnable served in Ccesar — ; served in Impregnable served in Fox, Blenheim, Tartar, and Fisgard . £ 1 reward sear on forehead I ditto 3erved in Coquette, Cumberland, and Flying Fish i < served in Neptune, Trafalgar, St. Qs& ge, and Victory. £ 2 reward served in Cambridge and5iowej< rf £ 1 reward served in A boukir ditto served in Perseverance and Agu^ jemnon ditto served in ImpSrieuse and Hero; St^ man of colour " ditto served in Sidon, Termagant, and • Moron £ 3 reward served in Castor, Royal Albert, and & fro ditto sol ved in Blenheim, St. Jean d'AcreJand St.- Vincent ditto served in Impregnable, St. Vincent « md Hero ditto served in Hero 10s. reward scar on forehead; served in Fisgard served in Medina, Marlborough, and Centurion served in Boscawen £ 1 reward served in Falcon banners of war and bracelet on left arm served in Royal Adelaide £ 1 reward ditto ditto served in Fisgard 10s. reward ditto £ S reward served in Wellesley ditto flug on left arm, rings on right hand £ 1 reward crucifix on left arm served in Hero sear on nose; served in Cumlerlmiil * No reward will he given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a reg'Vi^ r Police is organized, but nil reasonable expenses will be paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. DIVISION. ^ VHERE BORN. Michael Green John Christopher Denis Aherran John Thompson Wm. Shakespeare Owen Jarvis Rich. E. Evans James Davis James Hogan James Toulause James Atherton Charles Wedgwood Edgar Baxter Henry Baker Michael Nelligan Henry Marnon Edward Hillyer John E. Spencer Thomas Cartwright John Malone Woolwich j ditto I Portsmouth ' Woolwich ditto ditto Chatham Woolwich Plymouth Portsmouth ditto Woolwich Chatham ditto ditto Woolwich Portsmouth Chatham . Woolwich; Plymouth lErome, Somerset ; Bristol ( Clare Hull St. Helen's, Lancaster Banbury, Oxfordshire Lambeth, London Presteign, Radnor London Worcester Preston, Lancashire Burslem, Stafford Norwich Westminster Listowel, Kerry Belfast, Antrim WoottonBasset. Wilt Dublin Chesterfield, Derby ICastlebar, Mavo'. TRADE. IS < s < SIZE. I HAIB. EYES, j moulder 281 5 7 dk. brn hazel smith 29 5 6! brown hazel labourer 19 5 61 dk. brn grey fireman 22 6 3 dk. brn dark labourer 19 5 64 It. brn grey ditto 30 5 8 dark hazel baker 201 5 71 brown grey carpenter 28 5 64 blown grey brass flnishr 22 5 51 It. brn blue glass paintr. 26} 5 8 It. brn grey pipemaker i " mer 26 j 184 5 5 dk. brn grey 5 6 brown grey servant 23 5 5f auburn hazel groom 19* 5 64 light blue schoolmastr 184 5 Hi brown grey labourer 20 5 8 It. brn blue ditto 28 5 64 dk. brn brown carpenter 28 6 1 brown grey collier 27 5 11 dk. bru dk, bm . tailor 22| 5 5; dk. brn grey fresh fresh | freck. fresh fresh fair fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fair fair fresh fresh fresh COAT & TBOUSEBS. undress uniform uniform undress uniform ditto ditto brown; cord uniform ditto undress uniform uniform undress uniform DATE OF PLACE OF DESERTN. DESERTION. 4 Feb. Woolwich 3 Feb. ditto 27 Jan. Portsmouth 1 Eeb. Woolwich 1 Feb: ditto 31 Jan. ditto- 27 Jan. Chatham 29 Jan. Woolwich 12 Jan. Plymouth 25 Jan. Portsmouth 22 Jan. ditto 28 Jan. Deptford ! 27 Jan. Chatham ! 20 Jan. Deal 23 Jan. Chatham 121 Jan. Woolwich 12 Jan. Forton 16 Jan. Chatham 16 Jan. Woolwich 2 Jan. Plymouth MARKS AND REMARKS. off furlough to Ashton, Lancashire scar on right side slight strabismus of right eye, vision good off furlough to Seldern, Oxfordshire off furlough to London ditto to Birmingham; mark on left thigh lost two upper double teeth, front tooth broken ;° off fur- lough to Preston off furlough to Upper Walmer, Kent off furlough to Listowel ditto to High Bantham, Yorkshire off furlough to Abbeyleix, Queen's off pass to Liverpool LONDON: PIUKTK. , V0R HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE BY HARRISON AND SONS, ST. MARTIN'S LANE3 W. C.