POLICE GAZETTE & J) < 3TTTF) ORTT2* CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputes 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 Proper!,\ that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 3899 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1864. 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 Tsquiring or sending the same, and all applications in reference to the POLICE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to MR. W. D. BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. *„* Whenever it is desired that any person should ue appre- hended, and the Name is given, it is indispensably necessary that in 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. Aa no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all Letters addressed to the Editor must be prepaid, otherwise the insertion will not bo 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 authority. Stolen, about 9.35 p. m. on the 13th instant, from the person of a gentleman, in Manchester, a silver lever Watch, Cream coloured dial, gold bands, Roman numerals, maker Haydock, Manchester, No. 4074. Any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property shall receive 30s. reward. Information to be given to Mr. Super- intendent, C. W. God y, B Division, Livesey- street, Oldliam- road ; or at any Police Station in Manchester.— Bow- street, February 17. About 7 p. m. on the 6th instant, as Joseph Walker, of Wath, collier, was passing along the highway between Womb- well and Wath, he was knocked down by four men, who robbed him of £ 3 in Gold, two Half- crowns, three Shillings, and a steel Tobacco- box, with a jug, glass, two pipes, and ' J. W.' engraved on the lid. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Gillett, Court House, Rotherham, York- shire. — Bow- street, February 12. INFORMATIONS MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. Description of a man who is charged upon a warrant with shooting at William Duncombe, a game watcher on Major Hall's estates, in the parish of Ospringe, near Faversham, Kent, between 12 and 1 a. m. on the 25th ultimo : ALFRED HERRING, a native of Wye, Kent, has lived as ostler at public- houses, and sometimes hawks nuts, about 30 to 35 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, light complexion, little or no whiskers, peculiar gruff voice ; he will most likely be found in the company of poachers, or at low public or beer houses. Information to he given to Mr. T. M. Green, Superintendent of Police, Sittingbourne, Kent, or to T. R. Jenner, Sergeant of Police, Ospringe, Kent.— Bow- street, February 17. Absconded on the 27th ultimo, from his residence, Rlios, Ruabon, charged, on a coroner's warrant, with manslaughter, JOHN HUGHES, about 22 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, no whiskers or beard, black hair, thin face, boil on the right side of face, pale yellow complexion, pimples on his face, has a gathered finger, and a bad knee ; when leaving his residence he was dressed in a brown cloth shooting jacket, small check pattern, with two patches on it, wrong side of the cloth out- wards, and the check is 3 16ths of an inch square, cord trousers worn at the bottom, and torn between the legs, red and white cotton scarf, short Wellington boots, one of them burst on the inside, and black cap. He is a collier's labourer, and is known at Hanley, in Staffordshire, where he was about five months ago ; it is supposed that he may now be on some line of railway. Information to be given to Mr. John Bradshaw, Superintendent, Wrexham, Denbighshire, who holds the warrant for his appre- hension.— Bow- street, February 12. ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen from the persons of gentlemen, on the racecourse at Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire, on the 15th instant, a gold Watch, ' John Rawlins' engraved on inside case ; and on the 16th instant, a silver hunting Watch, No. 1407. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent S. Bloxham, Aston, near Birmingham.— Brno- street, February 19. Stolen on the morning of the 15th instant, near the hustings, Town Hall, Brighton, during the election, from the person of a gentleman, a gold hunting Watch, ' W. M R.' engraved on outer case. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Town Ilall, Brighton.— Bow street, February 19. Stolen from the person of a gentleman, on the racecourse, Sutton, near Birmingham, on the 15th instant, a medium- sized gold lever Watch, engine- turned back, arm and arrow in shield, white dial, steel hands, ' John Rawlins' engraved on outside of inner case. Information to be given at the Detective Department, Moor- street, Birmingham.— Bow- street, Feb. 19. Description of a man charged with stealing from the person of a farmer at the horse fair at Northallerton, Yorkshire, on the 12th instant, a Pocket- book, containing three £ 5 Notes ( two of which have been recovered) and several Sovereigns: about 26 years of age, 5 feet 11J inches high, resh com- plexion, grey eyes, brown hair cut short, square build, pock- pitted, moles on both arms, both forefingers broken ; dressed in grey stable jacket, woollen cord trousers, and black billycock hat. He attends fairs, is a low horsedealer, and has the appear- ance cf a pugilist. lie is supposed to be from Leeds by his dialect. Information to be given to Mr. George Haward, Deputy Chief Constable, Northallerton, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 19. During the night of the 16th instant the dwelling- house of Hannah Chapman, of Carbrooke, Norfolk, was broken and entered, and a Sovereign, two Half- sovereigns, a Crown- piece, and a silver verge Watch, with steel hands, maker Spendlove, Thetford. Information to be given to Inspector Watson, Watton, Norfolk.— Bow street, February 19. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. During the night of the 17th instant, the house of Thos. Miles, diaper, of Bute- street, was broken and entered, and six pairs of moleskin Trous'rs, six Waistcoats, and several white cotton Shirts, stolen therefrom. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent J. B. Stockdale, Cardiff, Glamorganshire. — Bow- street, February 19. Stolen during the night of the 15th instant, by means of housebreaking, from the residence of the Rev. Chas. Ellison, at Bracebridge : 1 meerschaum Pipe, large bowl, mounted in silver, silver lid, crest- a griffin's head, with a chased rose, sham rock, and thistle, and is coloured by smoking. 1 meerschaum Pipe, large bowl, circular silver cover, has not been much used. 1 meerschaum Pipe, old- fashioned, carved with large figure of a woman with a child in her arms, and would hold an ounce ot tobacco, 1 billiard Pipe, in case. 1 set of plain round gold Studs, crest on one side— a griffin's head. 1 set, of dark blue ( nearly black) enamel Studs, one pearl in centre, and four diamonds forming a star. 1 massive signet Ring, plain gold, with red stone, crest— griffin's head, and motto ' Spem Sequimer.' 1 gold Ring, engraved inside' 22 Sept., 1863.' 1 snake Ring, enamelled line round the snake, engraved inside ' Sir G. Chetwynd, Bart., obit May 24tb, 1850.' 1 medium sized oval French Timepiece, brass case, maker's name on f « ce, and ' Paris ' underneath, has a ring at the top, two boles for winding in back of case, and small screw out of back. Supposed by a man about 27 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, stout make, dark complexion, has a moustache, but his whiskers are shaved off; dressed in ioose grey coat, and trousers ( striped or ribbed) : has the appearance of a Jew, and was selling steel pens, which he carries in a small pencil box. Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the detec- tion and conviction of the offender or offenders, shiill receive £ 10 reward. Information to he given to Mr. Superintendent Pidgeon, Lincoln, or at, any Police Station in the county of Lincoln.— Bow- street,, February 17. The shop of JOSEPH GOODMAN, pawnbroker, Merthyr Tydfil, wa9 broken and entered on the night of the 12th inst., and the following property stolen therefrom : an old- fashioned silver club Watch ; an old- fashioned silver ditto, dial cracked in many places; a ditto ditto, plain dial; and an old German silver ditto. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Wrenn, Constabulary Office, Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire. — Boio- street, February 15. During the night of the 10th instant or early the following morning, the dwelling- house of Mr. Thomas Southam, Wimp- stone, near Stratford- on- Avon, was broken and entered, and stolen therefrom, a brown cloth Great Coat, plaid lining ; four pairs of blucher Boots, two pair fresh soled, and nailed round the outside with sprigs; a pair of strong lace up Boots ; an old black cloth Mantle, and an old blue Jersey Apron. Informa- tion to be given to James Thompson, Superintendent of Police, Shipston- on- Stour, or to Wm. Rawlings, Inspector of Police, Stralford- on- Avon.— Bow- street, February 15. On the night of the 12th instant the shop of Mr. Henry Barnett, pawnbroker, Aberdare, Glamorganshire, was broken and entered, and the following Watches stolen therefrom : an old- fashioned silver, No. 1892 ; an old- fashioned French silver, No. 2813 ; a silver gilt, No. 12186 | 18275 ; two silver lever, Nos. 333, 43316 ; two silver Geneva, Nos. 2577, 37285 ; two old- fashioned silver, Nos. 1622, 5836. Information to he given to Mr. Superintendent H. Wrenn, Constabulary Office, Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire.— Bow- street, February 15. Early on the morning of the 9th instant, the house of James Arnett, of the parish of Oving, near Chichester, was broken and entered by three tramps, and two Coats stolen therefrom, which have been found sold in Portsmouth, and one of the men apprehended ; the other two are still at large, and are of the following description : one about 28 years of age, 5 feet inches high, light hair cut short., and has the appear- ance of a soldier; dressed in black frock coat, cord trousers, blue cap with peak, and blucher boots : the other is about 32 years of age, about 5 feet 6 inches high, sandy hair and whiskers, meeting under the chin; dressed in light coat, dark trousers, dark cap with peak, and very bad shoes. The man in custody is remanded till the 18ih instant. Information to be given to Mr. Henry Pratt, West Sussex Constabulary, Chichester.— Bow- street, February 15. Stolen about 6' 15 p. m. the 11th instant, by breaking a large square of glass in the shop window of George Fiddle, of Moulsham, Chelmsford, watchmaker, his property, seven gold Watches, Nos. 7530, 7601, 5735, 5635. 63 64. and one either 13165 or 13169, Geneva manufacture, most of them jewelled in 8 holes, one or two in 5 holes, one English lever, No. 58926. By a man, from 20 to 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, thin and rather red face ; dressed in a cap fitting tight to the head ( can be tied down at the ears, large peak), dark short jacket, and cord jacket fitting tight to the legs ; he can be identified, Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent May, Springfield, Chelmsford.— Bow- street, February 15. Absconded from Ipswich, on the 5th instant, charged with breaking and entering the warehouse of Messrs. Henry and George S. Clarke, shoe manufactuerrs, situate in the parish of Saint Mary Elms, Ipswich, stealing therefrom £ 20 in Gold and Silver: ALFRED HOY, a shoemaker, and a native of Nor- wich, 33 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high, light hair and complexion, light moustache, and no whiskers ; dressed in a light grey overcoat, cord trousers with fly fronts and fitting tight to his legs, rather round- shouldered, and stoops a little when walking ; he belongs to the Norfolk Artillery Militia, and is supposed to be now wearing a pair of socks helonging to that corps. Information to be given to W. C. Mason, Head Constable, Town Hall, Ipswich, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 12. Description of WILLIAM NICHOLLS, who is charged with housebreaking, in the mouth of August last, at the parish of Kenwyn, Cornwall: he is about 18 years of age, about 5 feet high, dark hair and eyes, dark complexion, bow- legged ( par- ticularly the right one) ; he is a rag and bone gatherer^ and is supposed to be now in the connty ot Kent, most likely at Dover, and will probably endeavour to ship 011 board some merchant vessSt. The whole of the property stolen, is now in the hands of the Police. Information to be given to Mr: ' Superintendent Complin, County Police Station, Truro, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 10. Between 12 midnight on the 6th, and 7' 30 a. m. on the 8th instant, the lock- up shop belonging to John Howarth, grocer, Stock port- road, Longsight, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: a Box containing 36 lbs. of Tea ( Young Hyson); a Box containing 21 lbs. of ditto, the box is marked ' 61 ( C underneath) 528 H ( in a diamond) No. 11, Seasons 1860 and 1861 ;' a Box containing 20 lbs. of black Caper Tea, the box is No. 3549 ; 40 lbs. of different sorts, from a number of canisters in the shop ; 20 or 22 loaves of Sugar, weighing 3| cwts. ; a box ot Raisins, about 14 lbs. weight; 1J lb. of Figs; lb. of Tobacco ; 6s. in Copper, and 2s. in Silver. Information to be given to the Superintendent of the County Police, Old Trafford, near Manchester.— Bow- street, February 10. Between the hours of 6 and 12 p. m. of the 7th instant, the dwelling- house of John Eden, Clough House Farm, Bedford, was broken and entered, and a leather Purse, containing £ 2 10s. in Gold, £ 7 in Silver, a spade Guinea, and a gold Wedding Ring, stolen therefrom. Information to be given to Mr. Super- intendent Jackson, Constabulary, Town Hall, Leigh, near Manchester.— Bow- street, February 10. During t he night of the 4th instant, the shop of Messrs. Kemp and Son, stationers, Beverley, was broken and entered, and 25s. in Silver, and about 20s. worth of Postage Stamps stolen. Information to be given to Mr. William Pattison, Chief Constable, Beverley, Yoikshire.— Bow- street, Feb. 10. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Found, supposed to have been stolen, on the 31st ultimo, at Charlton Hill, Shropshire, a yeailing ewe Sheep of the Welsh breed, marked with pitch ' J. M.' on the left side, and ' R.' on the rump, also marked on left ear, and has a long tail and horns. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent J. Ivins, County Police Office, Shrewsbury ; or to P. C. Purchase, Cressage, Salop.— Bow- street, February 19. Stolen, supposed by gipsies, on the night of the 15th or morning of the 16th instant, from afield at Epping, Essex, a bay Horse, very old, in low condition, broken knees, switch tail. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Epping, Essex.— Bow- street, February 19. Stolen from a yard on the night of the 13th or early on the morning of the 14th instant, at Moon's Leaze, in the parish of Purton, Wilts, a light brown cart Horse, rising 8 years old, 15 hands high, long tail, short mane, little white on off hind fetlock, hair roughed on near side of tail from crupper, no shoe on off hind foot, clean legs, and good action. £ 5 reward with necessary expenses will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police at Swindon or Malmesbury, Wilts.— Bow- street, Feb. 17. Stolen on the night of the 13th instant, or early the fol- fowing morning, from a yard at Moon Leaze, Purton, Glouces- tershire, the property of Mr. Lewis, a light brown 1 rising six years old, about 15 hands high, long tail, clean in the legs ; was traced througli thence in the direction of Chippenham or Mj mation to be given to Mr. Haynes, Swindon, or to Mr. Staples, Superintend bury, Wiltshire.— Boio- street, Fcbrua* Supposed to have been "' stolen from a field at Houghton Regis, on the ni .- ht of the 10th or morning of the 11th instant, the property of Mary Elizabeth Scruggs, three wether Sheep ( two South down and one a long- wo<> l Leicester, 2 ye- trs old, marked with ruddle on their backs). Five Pounds reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders ( if stolen). Information to he given to Samuel Tope, Superintendent, Luton, Beds.— Bum- street, February 15. Supposed to have been stolen from Mr. Franklin's, Off- churcb, on the 26th ultimo, and was last seen on the 1st ult., on the road between Ufton and Radford, a grey mare Pony, with the letter ' It' branded on near hip and under the mane, 5 years old ; a bay Mare Pony, 9 years old ; and a roan Colt, 2 years old; from 11 to 12 hands" high each. Information to be given to Inspector Gaskin, Southam ; or to Mr. Franklin, Offchurch, Warwickshire.— Bow- sweet, February 15. Supposed to have heen stolen from Eversley Green, Hunts, on the 3rd instant, a brown mare Pony, about 5 years Old, 12J hands high, and short tail. Information to he given to Mr. W . Howard, Superintendent, Hants Constabulary, Aldershut.— Bow- street, February 12. Supposed to have been stolen, about 8 p. m. ok the 31st ultimo, from a field at Harlesden Green, Middlesex, a brown Pony, 4 years old, 14 hands high, scar just above the right- knee, the property of E. Burgess. Information to be given at the Police station, Harlesden Green, Middlesex.— Bow- street, February 12. Supposed to have been stolen from a field at Perry Ban-, Staffordshire, on the 28th ultimo, one ewe and eleven Lambs, with black legs and faces, the property of Mr. John Birch, of Perry Barr. All reasonable expenses will be paid by G. M. Birch, on the recovery of the sheep and conviction of the offenders. Information to be given, to Sergeant John Richards, Police Office, Handsworth, Staffordshire.— Btrwtmeet, Feb. 12. Supposed to have been stolen, about the 15th ultimo, from the Ranscliffe Farm, near Kidsgrove, Staffordshire, three Colis of the following description : one bay Filly, rising 2 years old ; one brown Filly, iising 1 year old ; and One. grey Pony ( filly), rising 1 year oid. Information to be given to the Inspector of Police, Tunstall; or at any of the Police Offices in the county of Stafford.—' Bow- street, February 12. Absconded on the 6th inst., from the service of Mrs. Sears, 33, Castle- street, Holborn, stealing a black leather Box, with brass nails, containing a gold Geneva Watch, small gold Chain, Charm in shape of a fan, brown Guard attached, a gold Scarf- ring ( set with stones), a lady's gold Ring ( emeraldsand pearls), a large gold Brooch, anew black silk Dress ( flounced), a Paisley Shawl, a black Shawl, Drawers, Nightdres es, Chemises, Petti- coats ( one black, the others white, some marked ' M. A. Sears' in ink), a pair of Blankets, seven pairs of calico Sheets ( new), Towels, Table Napkins, Pillow Cases, Stockings, a piece of new F1 nnei, ladies' and gentlemen's Pocket Handkerchief's, a pair of Stays, a black lace Fall, a crape ditto, several Collars, Table- cloths, a Razor, Scissors, some Knives and Forks, a Penknife, three Clothes Brushes, Portfolio, Writing Desk, and a black Writing Case— MARY WALTERS, the servant, 30 years of age, short, dark hair, eyes, and complexion, coarse looking, very much pockmaiked ; shabbily dressed, but may probably be wearing some of the stolen cl > thes. Information to be given to Inspector Leonard, Smithfield Police Station, London, E. C. Bow- street, February 15. Description of THOMAS CARROLL, who is charged upon a warrant with larceny at Ludgershall, Wilts : he is about 25 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, rather stout, florid complexion, no whiskers, dark hair ; dressed in black coat mid trousers, black hat, ; calls himself an optician, and hawks I spectacles. He is accompanied by a young man and a woman whom Carroll calls his wife, she is rather tall, good looking, dark hair. Information to be given to Mr. Thomas Stretton, Superintendent of Wilts Constabulary, Marlborough.— Bow- st., February 15. Absconded from Church Aston, near Newport, Salop, on the 11th instant, charged with stealing £ 1 7s., belonging to his master, Mr. Robert Stevenson, JOSEPH SMITH, farm labourer, about 20 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, lightly made, straight brown hair, no whiskers, awkward gait, turns one foot out ( supposed the left); generally wears a white slop, plaid waistcoat, and cord trousers, sometimes a dark jacket and low- crowned hat. He is a native of Edgmond, near Newport, and may probably be found employed at some farmhouse as waggoner. Information to be given to Mr. J. Richardson, Deputy Chief Constable, Wellington ; or to P. C. ( 7) R. Dovey, Newport, Salop, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 15. LARCENY A1B EMBEZZLEMEIT. Slolen on. the night of the 7th instant, from the out- build ing of Mr. Joseph Mort, farmer, of Blackhurst Farm, Dodcott- cum- Wilksley, a drab Smock Frock Coat, with velvet collar and cuffs, large brown buttons on the front, pocket outside on each hip, and one inside left breast ; and three Hame Straps, with brass plates on them, having the letters ' J, M.' cut on each plat$. By a young man, a native of Marchamley Wood. Salop, who may now be wearing the stolen coat, about 5 feet 6 or : 7 inches high, black hair and beard, and wore long leather leggins ; b. as a bunch of keys, and a large granary key in his possession ; he is tramping the country, sleeping in outbuilds ings, and sometimes in Unions. Information to be given to Mr. Charles Laxton, Superintendent ; or to P. C. John Morgan, Audlem, Cheshire.— .• w street, February 19. Description of JOSEPH PURSEY, late Superintendent of the Bristol Bread Concern, charged with embezzling £ 16, the property of the . above company : he is about 85 years of aj, c,- looks older,- about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, rather florid complexion, bald oil top ot head ; dressed in light clothes as a baker. He recently carried on business as a baker at Bath, and afterwards at Workey, near Wells, Somerset. £ 5 reward will be paid for his apprehension on application to J. S. Hand- cock, Chief Superintendent of Police, Bristol, who holds a warrant for his apprehension. — Bow* st., February 19. Description of., BENJAMIN PAYNE, late of East Grin- stead, labourer, who is charged with stealing from the East Grinstead Union House, oil the 8th instant, a long round Frock, a slioi t, Frock, a cord Waistcoat-, a pair or cord Trou- sers, a flannel Jacket, a Guernsey Under Shirt, a blue striped cotton Slsirt, a pais of ribbed cotton Stockings, a blue and brown plaid: sifjf Handkerchief, and a blue and white woollen Comforter, the property of the Guardians of the East Grinstead Union. He is aliout 36 ytais of, age, 5. feet 6 inches high, . dark complexion, much freckled, darn, brown hair, hazel eye, stout figure, and turns his toes out; supposed to be dressed in the stolen clothes, and to have in his possession a white cotton Shirt, marked ' E. G. U. No. 15,' and a pair of worsted Stockings,- mailed the tnme." Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Kennaid, East Grinstead, who holds a warrant, lor ' iiia apprelrassion-.— Bow- street, February 17. Description of a man who liasi absconded ' from Bolton, charged with stealing a Table Cloth, since found pledged. He, is about 50 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, round face, slender make, fresh complexion, rather sandy whiskers, and dressed in dark clothes and hat, and has a respectable appear- ance. He hawks- almanacks, & c., and frequents common lodging- houses. Information to be given to Mr. James Harris, Chief Constable, Bolton, Lancashire.— Bow- street, February 17. Absconded, about the 20th ultimo, from Broadway, Dorset, charged with embezzlement, JOSEPH WOODSFORD, labourer, 25 to 80 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, fair complexion, light, hair, blue i- y. s. swidy whiskers meeting under chin, rather stoutly made, has . au impediment in: his speech ; dresstrd in dark mixture coat with white slop over it, dark trousers and vest., and black cap. Information to be given to Mr. George Underwood, Dorchester, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 15. Absconded on the 8th instant, charged with embezzling about £ 160, the monies of his employers Messrs. May Brothers, brewers, Doncaster, Yorkshire, WM. ELLIOTT SMITH, a clerk, about years of age, 6, feet 7 inches high, complexion dark, hair dark brown ( slightly mixed with grey), small dark whiskers, oval face, prominent nose, full eyes, short neck, stout and is at present lame of the right knee; is supposed to be dressed in a grey tweed coat- and vest, black cloth trousers, and black billycock hat. Information to be given to Mr. Isaac Gregory, Superintendent of Borough Police, Guild Hall, Don- caster, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Boin- stieet, February 16. Description of CHARLES ROBINSON, a native of Cardiff, South Wales, lias recently been living at Summertown, Oxon, who is charged with stealing a quantity of Hay, and Telegraph Wire, at Cassington, Oxon, between 6 and 7 p. m. on the 7th instant : he is about 45 years of. age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, high [ clieek bones, light complexion, hair, and i hich cover his chin; dressed when he absconded trousers, black billycock hat; he has a Very Information to be given to Inspector Yates, Office, Oxford, who holds a warrant for i- street, February 15. Description of a tramping watchmaker, charged with steal- ing a Watch which was left, with him to repair, the property of Mr. Wm. Sommers, of Debenham. He is 27 or - 8 years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, dark complexion, black curly hair, little or no whiskers, small moustache ; and dressed in an old shabby black cloth suit, old blucher boots, the left one is slit in front, and a Scotch cap ; he says his father is a large watchmaker in Norwich. He had been staying at the common lodging- house, Debenham, Suffolk, for a week or more, and left on the 6th instant, and took with him the said watch, which is of the following description : an old- fashioned pair- cased watch, the outer case brass, the inner case silver, it formerly had a tortoisesheil back, and has Roman figures. Information to be given to the Police, Debenham, Suffolk.— Bow- street, February 15. Absconded, charged with embezzlement., J. MCKONE, alias JOHN FARMER, a native of Edinburgh, about 24 years of ago, 5 feet 4 inches high, rosy complexion, black hair, and black moustache ; dressed in a tweed overcoat, blue under coat with brass buttonr, and blue cap with a biass button at each side ; supposed gone to Birmingham or Jersey.. Information to be given to Superintendent Wilson, Shire Hall, Hereford, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 12. Absconded on the 2nd instant., from Blackwood, in the parish of Bedwelly, charged with obtaining under false pre tences, from Catherine Jones, the sum of £ 11, a silver Watch ( with common Guard attached, maker's name Edward Palmer, London, No. \ 12, old- fashioned), an English Blanket, two old Handkerchiefs ; an old worsted Turnover, and a loaf of Bread, the property of Rees Jones : LEWIS LOVELL, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 ins, high, stout built, sallow complexion, dark hair and whiskers, round face, and supposed to be slightly pockmarked, rather deaf, has a gipsey- like appearance, and t « lks very quick; dressed in a l% ht suit of drab clothes, black billycock hat, lace- up boots with brass eyelets, is a travelling tinker, basket maker, and grinder ; attends fairs and deals in horses, a « ses, and mules, and professed to - be a rat. catcher, and calls at different farm houses for that purpose, and is very active on his feet. MARY LOVELL, alias EVANS, alias SMITH, whom he calls his wife, about 22 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, pro- portionate make,, fresh complexion, dark hair and eyes, rather long features, good looking, and as a gipsy- like appearance; dressed in a plaid flannel,- or light cotton skirt with two flounces, light, jacket, pink cotton apron ( frill round it and a pocket, on right side), black chrak, or a dark flannel scarf shawl, black velvet bpn. net with a large orange coloured feather on left side, a roll inside, of bor. net instead of a front ( mixture of black and white, or red and white), and strong leather boots. They are sometimes accompanied by a lad about 18 or 19 years of age, about. 5 feet 6 or 6 inches high, and wears a blue Guernsey. They are very likely to be found encamping in some bye roads in the counties of Monmouth, Carmarthen, Montgomery, Radnor, and Brecon. The man is supposed to be a native of Staffordshire. Information to be given to the. Chief Constable's Office, Usk ; or to Mr. Superintendent 11. Fowler, Constabulary Office, Tredegar Iron Works, Monmouthshire, who holds a warrant tor their apprehension.— Bow- street, February 12. Absconded, on the 6th instant, from No. 22, Thrawl- street, Spitalfields, stealing £ 77 7s. 4d., a man, 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fair complexion, sandy hair and whiskers; dressed in black frock coat, cord trousers, and black cap.— Metropolitan Police, H Division, February 12. Absconded from Rye, on the 28th ultimo, WILLIAM CROFT, alias BOWEY, native of Ewhurst, Sussex, labourer, charged with stealing, from the South Eastern Railway Station, Rye, twelve bottles of Jersey Brandy, 25 years of age. 5 feet 5 inches high, light complexion, round face, a few light whiskers, but seldom shaves, and is bow- legged; dressed in a long open frock, corduroy trousers, navvy boots, black cap worn a little on one side ; is of drunken habits, and frequents low lodging- houses, where he may he found, or at stables. He has travelled with James Mace's circus, attending to the horses, sometimes works as a farm labourer, but seldom stops long at one place, and when drunk talks very much about James Mace. Information to be given to Mr. Parker Butcher, Superintendent, Rye, Sussex, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 12. A warrant has been issued for the apprehension of PETER MILLER, charged with stealing at Brighton, on the 6th inst., a basket of carpenter's Tools, the property of William Quick, which were found pledged at Lewes the game day : he is about 30 years of age, 6 feet 19 or 11 inches high, slightly made, fair complexion, light whiskers, and small light moustache ; dressed in a tashionab. elight- coloured coat, black hat. He was in the company of a man of the following description, both at the time of the robbery, and also when he pawned the articles : 21 years of age, middle height, fair complexion, dark moustache, dressed in black frock coat, tight dark overcoat, and light- coloured trousers. Both the above men are servants out of place. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Town Hal), Brighton.— Bow- street, February 12. Description of a woman who gave the name of SARAH TANNER, who absconded on the 1st instant from Clay Gate Cross, Wrotham, Kent, charged upon a warrant with stealing a quantity of wearing apparel, which has been recovered ; also a Shawl, a Reticule Basket, a pair of black cloth Trousers, a Blanket, and a Rug, whicb are still missing, the property of Thomas Webster and others : she is 54 years of age, 6 feet 3 inches high, fair complexion, light hair turning grey, right leg diseased, and walks lame ; dressed in a black skirt, black straw bonnet with flower on top, grey scarf shawl with blue and red border, and plaid shawl underneath, and red and black striped stockings; lived as housekeeper to Mr. Webster, and is supposed to have been a nurse in some Institution or Infirmary.. She was seen at Gravesend on the 1st instant, and is likely to be in the neighbourhood of Deptford'. Information to be given to Superintendent Hulse, East Mailing; or to Serg. Hollands, Offham, Mailing, Kent.— Bow- street, February 10. Absconded on the 7th instant, from 32, Colchester- street, Whitechapel, stealing £ 30 in gold : a female, 34 years of age, 5 feet high, pale complexion, black hair, short and curly, nose broken, very stout ; dressed in black stuff frock, brown stuff cape, old white bonnet.— Metropolitan Police, H Division, Feb- ruary 10. Absconded from Bedford on the 6th instant, charged with larceny, THOMAS WALTERS, a sweep, 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, about 21 years of age, light hair and whiskers meeting under the chin, stoutly made, full face, and light eyes ; he is a native of Birmingham, and is supposed to have gone in the direction of Aylesbury. Information to be given to Mr. Rd. Stennett, Chief Constable, Bedlord, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 10. Description of THOMAS ELLIS, a native of Wakefield, Yorkshire, who absconded on the night of the 7th instant, from the ship ' Gascon,' lying in Woodbridge Harbour, charged with stealing a pair of Sea Boots, an oilcloth Hat, an oilskin Jacket, a c* lic Shirt, and a woollen Guernsey, the property of William Moor, maiiner : Ellis is 2li years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, li^ ht complexion, cross- eyed, nearly blind of the left eye, pock- marked, and has a tuft of hair on his chin ; dressed in a blu » guernsey, clean light fustian trousers, and sou'- wester hat. Information to be given to the Police at Woodbridge, East Suffolk, who hold a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 10. FELONIES ( Not otherwise describedJ. Absconded on the 9th instant, from Langtoft, Lincolnshire, charged with stealing a quantity of Lead from the parish church of Langtoft, the property of the churchwardens, and for whose apprehension a warrant bas been issued, WILLIAM COLLINS, ( parish clerk), a shoemaker, between 45 and 60 years of age, about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, rather thin built, hair turning grey, whiskers worn round chin, large mouth drawn rather on one side, rather bow- legged, toes turned inwards, has a very peculiar gait, and carries the left shoulder higher than the right, the head inclining to the left; dressed, when last seen, in dark or black suit, black billycock hat, and lace- up bo , ts with brass eyelet- holes : he has friends or relatives living at Eye, North- amptonshire, Nordelph, Norfolk, aud Bromley, Kent. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Superintendent Keep, Police Office, Bourn, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, February 15. Stolen between 6 p. m. and 7 a. m. on the night of the 7th instant, from the parish church at Burghfield, by means of breaking and removing a part of the window of the belfrey, about 24 feet ot small size Cord, gilt with gold, and two Tassels of the same material, off the cushions of the com- munion table ; and a gold Star with the letters ' I. II. S.— V. R. 5 in centre. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Crook, Berks Constabulary, Reading.— Bow- street, February 10. Description of FREDERICK HUISH, charged with having committed a Rape, at Street, Somersetshire, on th ® 23rd ultimo : about 22 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, proportionately made, light hair and complexion, no whiskers, large front teeth, rough Voice; generally dressed in light summer coat and white low hat. He is a native of Street ;, belongs to the Street Brass Band; is a carpenter, and will probably seek employment in some town. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Drewett, Somerset County Con- stabulary, Somerton ; or to Acting Sergeant, Hall, Street, who- holds a warrant, for his apprehension.— Bow'jtreet, February 10. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED » MISDEMEANOURS. Description of JAMES COWAN, who obtained by false pretences the sum of 7s. 4d., at Knaresborough, Yorkshire, on tbe 11th instant : he is a joiner, native of Scotland, 27 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, fresh complexion, sandy hair, small whiskers, tuft on chin, supposed to squint; dressed in a grey tweed suit and cap of same material, lie goes about the country making use of respectable tradesmen's names, and has- thereby obtained both money and goods. Information to be given to Captain Ormsby, West Riding Constabulary, Knares- borough, who holds a u arrant for Ins apprehension.— Bow- street, February 19. A warrant has been issued for the apprehension of JOHN STAITE, who some time ago lived at No. 19, Severn- terrace, Worcester, for obtaining a quantity of Straw under false pretences at Castlemorton. He is about 40 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, stoutly made, black hair and whiskers meeting under cliin, round full face, walks heavily ; dressed in a very loose black jacket and very narrow cord trousers dirty on the thighs. It is suspected that he is in the vicinity of Birmingham. Information to he given to Mr. Superintendent George Checketts, Upton- on- Severn, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, February 16. Obtained by means of a false cheque, on the 5th instant, from 39, Oxford- street, 2 dozen ivory handled Knives'; 2 ditto silver ditto ; 1 silver Cruet-, frame ; 12 silver Forks, king'a pattern ; 36 electro- plated Forks. By a foreigner, 26 years of age, 6 feet 2 inches high, fair complexion, hair, and moustache, in face; dressed in blue great coat, dark trousers, black hat with narrow brim ; accompanied by a female, 34 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, fresh complexion, dark hair ; dressed in a green silk dress, light bonnet wiih feather, and a black velvet mantle.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, February 10. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. The boy EDWARD PEARSON, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 8th instant, has been apprehended and sent back to the Reformatory.— Bou>- street, February 19. Description of three tramps who are charged with larceny in the hundred of Narberth, Pembrokeshire, and committed f ir trial at the ensuing assizes, to be holden at Haverfordwest on the 27th instant: WILLIAM JONES, native of Mold, Flintshire, wireworker, 31 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, fair complexion, rather small grey eyes, brown hair, stoutly built, small mouth, fear on nose, small white spot on lett cheek, two scars on back of neck, scar on right knee, tear inside of right little finger, a few white hairs on head ; dressed in old brown cloth monkey jacket, drab corduroy trousers and vest, dark cloth cap, and old shoes ; no shirt or stockings. ROBERT URQUART, native of Kendal, Westmoreland, painter, 28 years of age, 5 feet inches high, dark complexion, brown eyes, black hair, scar on via lit eyebrow, wrinkles on fore- head, ' M. L.' iu blue ink on lett arm, two stains in blue on same arm, lisps slightly when speaking ; dressed in au old black coat, old black alpaca overcoat, old dark cloth trousers, grey hat, and old boots; no shirt or stockings. WILLIAM LEWIS, native of Hereford, labourer, 22 years of age, 6 feet 5 inches high, sallow complexion, grey eyes, light red hair, lost an upper front tooth, been cupped on shoulders, burn scar on light side and right knee, appears of dull intellect; dressed in while canvas slop, old daik corduroy trousers, dark cloth cap, fine white shirt with linen front, and old boots. It is suspected that Jones has been convicted iu Chester, and that the others have been previously convicted or have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Captain A. B O. Stokes, County Chief Constable, Haverfordwest, or to George Evans, Sergeant and Clerk, Chief Constable's Office, Haver- fordwest, South Wales .- Bow- street, February 19. Description of THOMAS CLARKE, who has been committed for trial at the next assizes at Northampton, charged with stealing a copper Furnace : he is 5 feet 11 inches high, fresh complexion, sandy whiskers, and stout make ; dressed in a blue pilot monkey jacket, fustian trousers, brown billycock hat, has the appearance of a navvy. States that he is a native of Tarrington, Herefordshire, that he has been tramping through the country for some time, and thinks that his wife and two children are now in the Union at Newcastle. It is supposed that he has committed offences elsewhere, and that he lias been previously convicted. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent W. Stokes, Kettering, Northamptonshire.— Bow- street, February 19. Description of man who gave the name of GEORGE JONES, of Wednesbury, railway labourer, committed to Salop Gaol for felony : 41) years of age, 5 feet 0 inches high, fresh complexion, grey eyes, oval face, cut on first finger of left hand ; dressed iu a white slop, red comforter, moleskin trousers, and navvy boots. He states that he has been working about Oxford on the railways in construction there ; that he was robbed there of clothes and money, and that the Police are making inquiry about it. He is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Ivins, or Detective John Dovey, Chief Constable's Office, Shrewsbury.— Bow street, February 19. Description of a man committed to the House of Correc- tion at Haverfordwest, on the 12rh instant, to fourteen days' imprisonment with hard labour, on a charge of vagrancy. He gave his name SAMUEL BROWN, which is believed to be fictitious, and refused to give any account of himself. He is about 5 feet 1 or 2 inches high, light brown hair, red whiskers meeting under the chin, he has been operated upon for stric- ture, as he states, and he wears a mackintosh bag ; states that lie was in custody at Welshpool, Montgomeryshire, at Christ- mas last., and remanded for seven days; dressed in a short dark- brown coat, blqck trousers and vest, lace- up boots, and higli- crowned hat. He had in his possession a Pocket Pistol, two Bullets, and a Box containing Percussion Caps ; the barrel of the pistol screws off, and has secret trigger, an oval piece of silver let into the bend of the stock ; also a white- handled two- bladed Pocket Knife ( all supposed to have been stolen). In formation to be given to Superintendent George Jones, Deputy Chief Constable, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, or to Captain A. B. O. Stokes, Chief Constable, Haverfordwest.— Bow- street, February 17. On the 13th instant, two men of the following description were committed to the County Gaol at Ipswich, for 21 days, for obtaining Money by false pretences in the borough of Alde- burgh ; they represented that a horse, worth £ 15, fell down and broke its leg in some town or parish a few miles off, and that they had to have it killed in consequence ; sometimes they present a petition, at other times they say persons have giveu theni money, but refused to put their names down. One gave the name of GEORGE WRIGHT, alias EPHRAIM PANNIFER, alias CULHAM, wafer and sealing- wax maker, Brentwood, Essex, 32 years of age, 6 feet 9£ inches high, very dark curly hair, dark complexion, very small whiskers, dark eyes, scar on right side of neck about an inch- and- a- half long, crown and anchor pricked on back of left hand ; dressed in white jacket, plaid waistcoat, brown striped trousers, strong lace- up boots with brass eyelet- holes, dark necktie, white turn- down collar, billycock hat, and white shirt. The other gave the name of MICHAEL YORK, stonemason, L mgford,; Ireland, 36 years of age, about 6 feet 7 inches high, light com-" plexion, sandy hair, thin whiskers, bald on crown of head dressed in old dark cloth coat, clie^ k waistcoat ( small pattern), with white buttons, light figuied cloth trousers, old buttou boots, blue and black satin neck scarf, and white shirt. It is ( apposed that they have committed offences elsewhere. Infor- mation to be given to P. C. Arthur Page, Snape; or to P. C. Samuel Grey, East Suffolk Constabulary, Orford.— Bow- itreet, February 17. Description of a tramp committed for trial at the assizes to be held at Reading on the 24th instant, for felony at Wan- tage. He gave the name of JOHN WATSON, a Scotchman, and states that he belongs to Edinburgh, is 60 years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, thin spare figure, grey hair, whis- kers shaved off, fresh complexion, and has a peculiar winking of the eyes ; dressed iu a brown chesterfield coat, snuff- coloured cloth waistcoat, which buttons up to the neck, light trousers with a stripe down the side, and an old blue cloth cap with peak. He is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere, and to have been previously convicted. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Millard, County Constabulary Office, Wantage, Berkshire.— Bow- street, February 17. Description of a man and woman committed to Oakham Gaol, for trial at the assizes to be held on 1st March next, charged with stealing from the person of Mrs. Wilson, a Purse containing £ 3 iu cash, on the Great Northern Railway, at Essendine Station, on the 11th instant: the man says his name is JOHN BENTLEY, 31 years of age, 6 feet 9 inches high, light brown hair ( turning grey, inclined to curl at sides) and whiskers round chin, brown eyes, large features, full face, has a large scar between the shoulders, scar on small of back, also on left side of neck, and on third finger of left hand, the nail of which finger is deformed ; dressed in grey witney tup coat, black vest and trousers, plaid s - art', and black hat ; lie is well made, and says that he was born at Newcastle on- Tyne, but has no settled place of residence, and that he is a gasfitter, had with him a tin box containing a quantity of gas burners, & c., which he occasionally offers for sale. The woman says sue is his wife, and also born at Newcastle- on- Tyne, and gives the name of ELLEN BENTLEY, 30 yeais of use 5 ft. 1 iu. high, dark complexion, long thin face, brown hair and eyes, sear on back of right hand, slender make ; dressed in worsted jacket, black figured dress, blactc silk mantle, cashmere shawl, and black straw bonnet trimmed wi h violet- coloured ribbon. They are supposed to have been previously convicted of felony. Information to be given to the Governor of the Gaol ; or to the Chief Constable of the County, Oakham, Rutland; or to Mr. Inspector Williams, Police Office, Great Norther" Railway Station, King's Cross, London.— Bow- street, February 17. Description of a woman, who gives the name of EMILY LAWSON ( supposed to be fictitious), in custody at Canter- bury, for telony committed at Whitstable, Kent: about 25 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, blue eyes, pale fl, t face, small scar on forehead, irregular teeili, stoutly built; dressed in a brown straw hounet trimmed with blown ribbon and red flower in front, long dark brovvn rough cloak with wide sleeves lined with red silk, blue and black striped silk dress, black hairy muff, boots with patent fronts, and had with her a dirty white grass bonnet. She carried a brown Bilk umbrella and a small tancy bag containing a Bible, inscribed ' Ellen Beach, the gilt of a friend, July 21st, 1861,' & c.; a Prayer Book, inscribed ' Mary Walker, November 11th, 1856;' a Psalm Book, red cover, for New Windsor Church ; a Psalm and Hymn Book, fly- leaf torn out ; a Comic Song Book ; and four numbers of the Child's Own Magazine, ' Alice Croucher, Blackheath,' written oil them iu pencil ; and two Book Markers, one ' Keep the Commandments,' and the other ' Suffer iittle children to come unto me,' & c. She obtained board and lodging iu the house of Mrs. S. Putwaine, of Whitstable, stating that she was a lady's- maid at Malesden park, and absconded on the night of the 7th instant, stealing several articles of clothing. She is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere, and to have beeu previously convicted. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent W. Walker, Kent County Constabulary, Canterbury.— Bow- street, February 17. Description of CHARLES ASHWELL, committed for trial at the next sessions at Stafford, for stealing two Watches. He is about 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, dark complexion, dark hair, small dark whiskers and beard, and slightly built ; states that he is a native of Eaton Locon, Bed- fordshire, where he has been working as a farm labourer. It is suspected that he has committed offences elsewhere, or that he has been previously convicted. Information to be given to Sergeant John Richards, Police Office, Handsworth, Stafford- shire,— Bow- street, February 17. Description of THOMAS HEAD, who is committed to the Beaumaris Gaol, for two months for vagrancy : 36 years of age, 6 leet 8 inches high, dark brOwn hair, blue eyes, fresh complexion, slender build, born in Galway, a labourer, was last working in Shropshire, can read a little, is a roman catholic, great toe of lett foot bent under the next toe, a scar 2 or 3 inches in diameter on right shin, and speaks with a strong Irish accent ; dressed in a tustiau coat and waistcoat, corduroy trousers, blucher boots, black jimcrow hat, blue cotton neckerchief with white spots. He was sentenced to seven years transportation at Beaumaris, in the year 1851, in the name of THOMAS SMITH ; he was in custody in the year 1856, in the name of THOMAS KELLY, for an assault, and acquitted. It is suspected that he is on ticket- of- leave, or that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr John Jones, Governor of the Beaumoris Gaol.— Bow- street, February 15. Description of ELIZABETH SMITH, who is committed for trial for picking pockets at Oswestry Fair, on the 3rd instant: 45 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, fresh complexion, pock- marked, brown hair grey eyes, flat visage ; states that she is a native of Wrexham. It is supposed that she has committed offences elsewhere, or been previously couvicted. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Gough, Oswestry, Salop.— Bow- street, February 15. Missing from his home at Leeds, since the 1st instant, a boy named WILLIAM REES SHAW, 10 years of age, light hair, fair complexion, has a scar on forefinger of right hand, and on back of neck, and dressed when he left home in a suit of black cloth, a billycock hat with brim turned down, and elastic- side boots. It is feared some ill has befallen him. In- formation to be given to the Chief Constable Of Leeds, York shire.— Bow- street, January 12. Description of a female who is committed for trial at the next general quarter sessions to be held in Ripoii, on two charges of shoplifting : she gives the name of MARY BROWN, mantle maker, New- road, Liverpool ( both name and address supposed to be assumed), 24 years of age, but looks older, 6 feet inches high, auburn hair, very pale face, thin features, eyes sunken, long thin nose, and thin in person ; well dressed, in a brown fancy mixture narrow striped stuff dress, trimmed and waved on the bottom with a brown frilled ribbon, black coburg Garibaldi jacket, black leather belt with clasp, black jet brace- lets, black silk apron with three narrow violet stripes at the bottom, a Paisley shawl, fastened with a large cameo brooch, a white crinoline bonnet, trimmed outside with scarlet and green plaid ribbon, a plain cambric twilled front with small scarlet geranium flowers, intermixed with imitation seaweed and small shells, and plain green ribbon strings, a brown fur muff, and kid boots with elastic sides, nearly new ; carries with her a dark brown leather satchel, and a lady's green silk umbrella : she states that she had an illegitimate child ( a boy), about years ago, which is at present alive, and in charge of her triends. The following property was found in her possession when apprehended, and is supposed to have been stolen : a woollen Shawl, & rey, drab bottom, plaided with violet, and a fringe to match ; a roll of narrow green Ribbon, about 16 yds. long, private mark torn off; 6 yards of narrow violet Ribbon ; C yards of broad magenta Ribbon, with a black and white ( lower in it; 6 yards of broad plain green Ribbon ; a short length of violet- coloured Silk ; a lady's black spotted lace Veil; and a pair of lady's drab French kid Gloves; all the above- mentioned articles are quite new : also a dark blue plain leather Purse, with an elastic baud, containing £ 3 in Gold ; a fancy blue ribbed leather Purse, with an elastic band, containing 4s. 9d. in Silver ; a fancy leather Purse, partly worn, and empty, witl gilt stripes round eaeh end, and fastens with a brass snap, in imitation of a Prince of Wales's plume ; the 12ill vol. of the ' Congregational Lectures,' Dr. Hamilton's ' Rewards and Punishments,' and Brock's ' Biographical Sketch of Sir Henry Havelock, K. C. B,,' both books bound in cloth. She is sup- posed to have been previously convicted of felony. Information to be given to Mr. Wm. Burniston, Chief Police Officer, Ripon, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 12. Description of BERNHARD STEIN, remanded at Bath, charged with stealing Jewellery from shops in that city ; about 27 years of age, 5 feet inches high, rather stoutly made, oval visage, dark brown hair, whiskers, and moustache ; a Prussian, a bookbinder, has a mole on the right arm, states that he lived last in Bristol ; it is supposed that he nas committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Hie Chief Superinten- dent, Police Office, Bath.— Bow- street, tebruary'\ 2,. Description of SAMUEL MUXLOW, alias TOMKIN HOYLE, alias CHARLES SIMPSON, alias SAMUEL MUXLEY, who has been committed for tri„ l at the ensuing Lincoln assizes, charged with obtaining money under false pre- tences : 36 years of age, 5 feet 6j inches high, swarthy com- plexion, blue eyes, brown hair and whiskers ( cut square on the cheek), aquiline nose, three scars on left hip and two on right loin from prick of a bayonet, cupped on right side, ' D' on left side of body, has an impediment in his sp# ebh ; served in the R troop of the Royal Horse Artillery ; dressed in long dirty smock, fustfian trousers, cloth cap, and very < ild boots ; some- times employed as a drover ; it is supposed that lie has com- mitted offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Pidgeon, County Police, Lincoln.— Bow- street, February 12. Description of a man who gives the name of JESSE DALE ( supposed to be fictitious), who is committed for trial at the next quarter sessious at Grantham, for picking pockets : he is 21 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, brown eyes, dark brown hair, fresh complexion, slightly pockmarked, long visage, letter ' J.' and anchor on lett arm ( partly erased), a small scar on the side of the anchor, scar on the left elbow, a ling with five dots on the back of leti. hand, a ring on the first, second, and third fingers of left hand, marked with blue ink) two moles on the left arm, scar on the first finger of right hand, scar on the right elbow, scar on the back of the neck, small scar on the middle of the back, mole ou back of right shoulder, mole on the left breast, and two scars on the right knee. It is supposed that he has been previously convicted. Information to be given to Mr. Mawer, Governor of Grantham Borough Gaol.— Bow- street, February 12. Description of LAWRENCE CARR, who is remanded until the 15th instant, charged with picking pockets at the Dudley Railway Station : about 33 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark hair and whiskers, pockpitted, two marks on the lett shoulder from abscesses, large varicose veins in both legs, and has the left eye blackened ; dressed in a black frock coat ( over which he sometimes wears a drab alpaca), brown vest, cord trousers, lace- up boots, striped cotton shirt, purple heck- scarf, and black hat; he is a tailor by trade. Information to be given to Mr. Chief Superintendent Burton, Police Office, Dudley.— Bow- street, February 12. Further information respecting the two men in custody at Overton, Flintshire, charged with committing the burglary at the Erbistock Rectory, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 29th ultimo. The younger man, JOHN MATTHEWS, has been committed for trial, and the other, JAMES SHAW, has been discharged. It is suspected that they are the same men who committed the burglary, stealing a large quantity of silver plate, & c., at Major Whittaker's, Newcastle Court, Radnorshire, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 7th December last. They were followed, and their van searched on that occasion, when the elder gave his name JOHN WILKINSON, a native of Swansea, and the younger that of JOSEPH ROBIN, of Wantage, and had a hawker's licence in that name, obtained at Brighton ; his present licence is in the name of RICHARD BARRETT, Wantage, No. 2442, ob- tained at Birmingham. Information to be given to Mr. Super- intendent Bolton, Hanmer, Flintshire.— Bow- street, Feb. 12. Missing from her home at Mount Tabor, in the township of Ovenden, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, since the 4th instant, HANNAH CHAPMAN HOLDGATE, 11 years of age, fresh complexion, light browu hair, good looking ; dressed in a light green plaid frock, black paletot, white chip bonnet ( trimmed with brown plaid ribbon), and a pair of brown cash- mere elastic side boots ; had a small bundle of clothes in her possession. It is feared that some ill has befallen her, or that she has met with some foul treatment. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Henry Wardle, West Riding Constabulary, Halifax, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 12. Description of two tramps who are charged with house- breaking at Sealyham Lodge, in the parish of St. Dogwells, Pembrokeshire, and who are committed tor trial at the ensuing Pembrokeshire Assizes, to be holden at Haverfordwest on the 27th instant. HENRY WALTERS, a labourer, 27 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fair complexion, brown eyes ( blind in the left one), dark hair, rather stout figure ; states that he is a native of Bristol; scar on right side of neck from an abscess, nose turned up a little, scar on under lip, and on left shin ; dressed in an old dirty jean coat, cord trousers, and dark cap. GEORGE WALKER, a chimney sweep, 23 years of age, 5 feet inch high, fair complexion, grey eyes, brown hair, and inclined to be stout; states that tie is a native of North- ampton ; scars on forehead and nose, which has been broken, and is rather large, mole on back of neck, figure of a woman on right arm, lett arm has been broken and is rather crooked, and scar on both knees; dressed in an old dark cloth coat, rest, and trousers, and cap. It is suspected that Walters has been previously convicted in Nothalierton, Yorkshire, and Usk, Monmouthshire; and that Walker has been convicted in Montgomeryshire and elsewhere. Information to be given to Captain A. B. 0. Stokes, County Chief Constable, Haverford- west ; or to Mr. George Jones, Superintendent and Deputy Chief Constable, Constabulary Office, Fishguard, Pembroke- shire.— Bow- street, February 12. Description of a woman, remanded to Appleby Gaol until the 16th instant, charged with pocket picking at Kirkby Stephen : she gave the name of MARY ANN WILSON ( sup- posed fictitious), about 30 years of age, 6 feet 2 inches high, fresh complexion, face freckled, slightly pockpitted, grey eyes, red hair, and stoutly made; dressed in a black straw bonnet trimmed with black ribbon, red French merino dress, black and white check woollen plaid shawl, and strong laced boots ; she states she belongs to Egremont, in Cumberland, but left there about 6 years ago, and that she lias been travelling in Scotland, Durham, Westmoreland, and Cumberland, she speaks the Cumberland dialect, but at times with an Irish accent; it i « suspeoted that she has been previously convicted. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Parks, Appleby, Westmore- land.— Bow- street, February 12. Missing from his home at Deal since the 6th instant, and was last seen at Sandwich the same day, HENRY WOOD- LAND HAYWARD, about 42 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, slight make, fair complexion, thin face, high fore head, light- brown hair, rather bald on top of head, thick and quarter sessions to beholden at Bury St. Edmund's for stealing bushy behind, light bushy whiskers meeting under the chin, tiie same. The silver hunting Watch is still missing.— Bow- has a" peculiar movement of the head when conversing, a loose street, February 17. gait, and leaus slightly forward when walking; dressed in a brown Inverness coat, brown trousers, and black felt hat. He is a pianoforte tuner, and had with him a case of instruments used in his trade ; also a sum of money in Gold ; one £ 10 Found at Hoyland, near Barnsley, Yorkshire, on the 15th instant, supposed to have been stolen, a red bull and mastiff Dog, stands about 10 inches high, black muzzle, and has a little white on the breast. Information to be given to Mr. Bank of England Note, No. 44958, dated 22nd August 1863 ; ; Su., eTjntendent Greenhalgh', West Riding Constabulary, Barns- and two A5 ditto, No. 63,807, dated 26th August 1863, and Yorkshire.- iktf- W, February 17. No. 86,134, dated 27th November, 1863. It is feared that some ill has befallen him. Any person who will give such infor- mation as will lead to his discovery, shall receive £ 5 reward, by applying to Mr. E. Hayward, 7, Lower- street, Deal, Kent. •— Bow street, February 12. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen on the 14th instant, from No. 3, Grove- terrace' North End, Fulham, three linen Shirts, marked ' J. Burt'; three linen Petticoats, marked ' E. Burt' and ' E. B.'; a laven- der coloured liitsev Shirt; an unfinished patch- work Quilt; a scarlet flannel Petticoat; a Llama Shawl ; fifty- two Sove- reigns ; and a few Shillings.— Metropolitan Police, T Division, February 19. Stolen off a clothes line in the parish of Elten on the 16th instant, the property of Thomas Fletcher, three Pillow Cases, marked ' C., 24 ;" a small Blanket; two Table Cloths, one marked ' A. M.,' the other ' A. M. Fletcher;' three Night- gowns, one marked ' M. S.'; a Petticoat with cords • a new calico Shirt; two ditto, marked ' T.' Two men and a woman are suspected, who are travelling the country cleaning hats : the men are about 5 feet 8 inches high, and dressed in dark clothes, black hat, and white apron ; the woman was dressed in a blue bonnet and brown shawl. Information to be given to Richard Barker, Superintendent of Huntingdonshire Constabulary, Fletton, Peterborough.— Bow- street, February 19. Supposed to have been stolen from Bishop's Castle, on the 14th instant, the property of Mr. Wm. Humphreys, a black greyhound Dog, about l" i year old, white breast, and rather grey about the muzzle, Weighs 40 lbs., and answers to the name of Ben. Information to be given to Sergeant Scale, Bishop's Castle, Salop.— Bow- street, February 19. Stolen about 2' 30 p. m. on the 17tk instant, from a house at Broughton, in the borough of Salford, a silver Ink Stand with small silver Candlestick attached, and two small cut glasses with silver lids—. crest a lamb's head, and the words ' a tribute of respect from a sincere friend ' are engraved on the stand. Information to be given to J. Taylor, Head Constable, Town Hall, Salford.— Bow- street, February 19. Stolen from the shop of Mr. Joseph Hughes, watchmaker, Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire, between 2 and 5 a. m. on the 17th instant, by breaking the window shutters and a pane of glass, the following silver Watches, & c.: six patent lever Watches, Nos. 6733, 8492, 1414, 4092, 1433, 21604 ; a ditto, gold joints, yellow dial ; a lever ditto, hunting case, No. 1738 ; a ditto ditto, silver dial, No. 9443 ; a ditto, sunk second dial, No. 10148 ; a Geneva ditto, hunting case ; a lever ditto, silver dial, No. 1550; four Geneva ditto, white dials ; a pair case verge ditto, No. 57881 ; a consular case ditto, No. 5483 ; six Geneva gilt ditto ; a silver Geneva ditto, jewelled in four holes ; two second- hand lever ditto, with seconds, No. 4892 ; a small Geneva ditto without bands ; twelve old silver ditto; two pair- case old ditto, Nos. 5255, 4574 ; a gold Albert Guard ; a hair ditto ; three long silver ditto ; and six silver ditto. The offender is supposed to have had his hands cut by the glass, as blood was found on the window. Two gimlets, about jS- inch, were left upon the ground. Information to be given to P. C. Thomas, Police Station, Machynlleth, or at the Super- ntendent's Office, Newtown, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- st reet, February 19. Stolen from a confectioner's shop, in Durham street, Middlesbrough, between 12 midnight 17th, and 5' 30 a. m. on the 18th instant, the following property, viz. : a strong grey and brown mixture Scotch tweed Coat, made to fit a short stout man, lined with black and blue plaid, bound with drab braid, brown wooden buttons, has two outside skirt pockets, one outside left breast, and one inside right breast, containing two cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs ( white ground with magenta flowers), and a Pocket- book with a Bill inside, with the name of ' McNaughton' on it; a pair of Wellington Boots, newly fronted, and much worn ; three Bottles of foreign Port Wine ; 4 lbs. of cooked Beef; 2 lbs. of Cheese ; a Box of Cigars, and about 5s. in Copper. Information to be given to Mr. E. J. Saggerson, Chief Superintendent, Middlesbrough, North Riding of Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 19. Supposed to have been stolen from Middlesbrough, about a week ago, a black and tan terrier Dog, of the King Charles breed, good ears, rough coat, long hair on legs, a little white on breast, 13 inches high, answers to the name of Charley. In- formation to he given to Mr. E. J. Saggerson, Chief Superin- tendent. Middlesbrough, North Riding of Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 19. Stolen on the evening of the 12th instant, from the bed room of George Blakey, Esq., Stow Hill, Newport, Mon- mouthshire, a Jewel Case, containing the following articles : 1 gold engine- turned centre seconds lever Watch, maker John Carter, Cornhill, London, No. 1879. 1 gold Geneva Watch, glass broken. 1 gold signet Ring, dark stone. 1 brilliant Ring, single diamond, for little finger. 1 gold Pencilcase with stone in it. 1 gold puard Chain, Swiss make. 1 gold Albert Chain with Key, double chain. 1 gold Locket, reversible, with a gentleman's portrait on one side. 1 gold Locket, lady's hair in a scroll. 1 set of gold Studs, engraved. 2 or 3 gold Keys. Several gold Charms. Whoever will give such information to Mr. J. Huxtable, Chief Superintendent of Police, Town Hall, Newport, Monmouthshire, as shall lead to the recovery of the property, and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 10 reward.— Bow- street, February 19. Supposed to have been stolen from Henfield, on the 10th Stolen about 7 p. m. on the 13th instant, from a shop door at Heckmondwike, a roll of half bleached Shirting Linen, 70 yards long and 27 inches wide, and a pair of men's drab fustian Trousers, with white bone buttons, and lined with white calico. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Martin, West Riding Office, Dewsbury, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 17. Stolen during the night of the 14th instant, or early on the following morning, from Mr. Thomas Lees, the Plassy Farm, Willington, Flintshire, a blue pilot cloth Overcoat, with covered buttons, much worn; a drabbet Coat, with velvet collar and large horn buttons ; a pair of Blucher Boots, with four bice holes ; and a pair of light button Boots. Supposed by the servant, who had been in his service about a fortnight, and who has absconded : about 25 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, stoutly built, fresh complexion, light hair, no whiskers ; dressed in an old mixture cloth shooting coat, much too large for him, short smock, corduroy trousers, Tom Sayer hat, and clogs, or the stolen clothes. He states that he is a native of Marcholmondely, Salop, and in the Shropshire Militia, but has been cutting drains for some time near Market Drayton. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent J. Bolton, Flintshire Constabulary, Hamner.— Bow- street, February 17. Stolen from the premises of Mr. Richard Wilding, farmer, of Tetton, Cheshire, on the night of the 14th instant, a grey Scotch Sheep Dog, fawn- coloured head, long bushy tail, mark of scald on left hind leg, answers to the name of Sliep. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent W. Blake, Middlewich, Cheshire.— Bow- street, February 17. Supposed to have been stolen from Hay, in the county of Brecon, on the 1st instant, a small tan coloured terrier Dog, white star on breast, and black hairs in his tail, answers to the name of Lye, ears and tail uncut, the property of Mr. G. Horden. Information to be given Mr. Superintendent Evans, Breconshire Constabulary, Crickhowell, or to John Joseph, Police Sergeant, Breconshire Constabulary, Hay.— Bow- strest, February 17. Stolen from a lien- cote at Farnworth, during the night of the 11th instant, the property of Margaret Grundy, three black hens, two of them are speckled ( one on the breast the other round the neck), and the other has a white feather in the wing. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent John R. Scott, Town Hall, Little Bolton, Lancashire.— Bow- street, February 15. Stolen on the 12th instant, from the keeper's garden, at Long Stow, a Rabbit Trap, table work on brass, with iron stake and chain, maker's name Lane, registered 1857, ' L. S.' and ' L. S. H.' on back. Information to be given to William Dade, Inspector of Police, Caxton, Cambridgeshire.— Bow- st., February 15. Supposed to have been stolen from Scaleby Hill, near Longtown, Cumberland, on the 28th ultimo, the property of David Robinson, fanner, a dark grey cur Bitch, about 5 months old, and answers to the name of ' Tweed.' Information to be given to Superintendent Fowler, Brampton, or at the County Chief Constable's Office, Carlisle.— Bora- street, February 15. Stolen between the 5th and 9th instant, from a garden house at East Bierley, the property of C. Hardy, Esq., an old double- barrel Gun, has lost the left nipple, and part of the right nipple is broken off, and there is a piece of gold let into the stock, near the right hammer. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Copeland, West Riding Constabulary, Bradford, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 15. Stolen between the hours of 9 and 11 p. m. on the 10th instant, from an inn at Northallerton, a grey Witney Topcoat, double- breasted, velvet collar, and horn buttons to match the colour of the cloth, two pockets in skirts, and one outside left breast, lined with magenta and black broken plaid. Informa- tion to he given to Mr. G. Haward, Deputy Chief Constable, Northallerton.— Bow street, February 15. Scaymes Hill, in the parish of Lindfield, Sussex, a small beagle Dog, answers to the name of ' Fudler,' lemon and white colour, lemon- coloured ears, and 12 months old, the property of Geo. Tingley, gamekeeper, Scaymes Hill. 10s. reward will be given on recovery of the dog. Information to be given to George Tingley ; or to P. C. Charles Tester, Wivelsfield Police Station, East Sussex.— Bow- street, February 12. Stolen about 10 30 a. m. the 9th instant, in the neighbour- hood of Mosley- street, or Back Moslev- street, a linen Bag con- taining £ 167, viz. : a £ 20 Bank of England Note, dated Lon- don, November 21st, 1863, No. 12333; eight £ 10 Bank of England Notes, Nos. U I J 79063 to 79070 consecutively ; five £ 10 ditto, and £ 17 in gold ; payment of the notes are stopped. Any person giving such inforinatl- n as shall lead to the appre- hension and conviction of the thief or thieves, and recovery of the same, shall receive a reward of £ 30, or in proportion to the amount recovered, on application to Captain Palin, Chief Con- stable, Town Hall, King- street, Manchester— Bow- street, February 12. Stolen from the city of Rochester, on the 9th instant, a dark blue rough cloth Overcoat, velvet collar, loose sleeves, slit pockets at the hips, which contained an old Scarf and Tobacco- pouch. Information to be given to the City of Rochester Police, Towu- hall.— Bow- street, February 12. Stolen between 9 15 p. m. the 8th, and 8 a. m. the Oth inst., from the premises of Messrs. Cookes and Lloyd, stationers, & c., 51, Fenchurch- street, E. C.. about £ 220 " worth of Postage Stamps, consisting of Id, 2d, 3d, 4d, 6d. 9d, and Is, Stamps v and upwards of £ 100 in Notes, Gold, and Silver. A reward of £ 60 will be given on the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves, and recovery of the property, or in proportion to any part thereof. Information to be sent to the Police Station, Seething- lane, City.— Bow- street, February 12. Stolen, on the 8th instant, from a cart, while being driven through Lincoln's- inn fields, a half chest of Green Tea, ' Oolong 1802' on the chest .— Metropolitan Police, F Division, February 12. Stolen on the 11th instant, from the shop of Mr. Brookes, draper, Leek, 2 grey Scarf Shawls, 1 dark blue plaid Shawl, 2 brown striped Shaw's, 1 black and white woollen Shawl, 1 black and red plaid Handkerchief, 3 small ditto, all woollen goods. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Woollarton, Police Station. Leek, or at any Police Station in the county of Stafford.— Bow- street, February 15. Stolen on the 11th instant from a house in West- road, Clapham Park, a small blue enamelled diamond- set gold Watch, makers Duchoisons, Boulogne, neck drop Chains, Seal, Key, and two French gold Coins attached, with gold Ring. Sup- posed by a man of short stature, and dressed in dark clothes ; iie bad a dark- grey horse in a light chaise cart.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, February 15. Supposed to have been stolen from Bramshill, Hants, on the 2nd instant, a large liver- coloured Irish Water Spaniel, 18 months old, white breast, nose, and fore legs, answers to the name of' Diver,' is not trained, had on a leather collar with ring and chain attached. Information to be given to Mr. W. Howard, Superintendent Hants Constabulary, Aldershot.— Bow- street, February 15. Stolen from Itchell Farm, near Crondell, Hants, on the 6th instant, the property of Mr. J. Butler, a nearly new white Waggon Cloth, 18feet by 11 § feet, marked ' J. Butler, Itchell,' and the maker's name ' Geo. McDonald, Farnham.' £ 2 reward will be given on the recovery of the cloth, and the conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Mr. W. Howard, Superintendent Hants Constabulary, Aldershot. — Bow- street, February 15. Dog, with large ears Mr. Geo. Holloway, or 11th instant, a blue mottled beagle Any person giving such information to Superintendent West Sussex Constabulary, Steyning, as will lead to the recovery of the dog, and conviction of the offender or offenders ( if stoleu), shall be rewarded.— Bow- Street, Feb. 19. Two of the three Watches advertised in the Police Gazette of the 25th ultimo, as stolen from the shop of Mr. J. Bottomley, of Long Melford, Suffolk, have been found in Bury St. Edmund's, and JAMES and CHARLES OST, of Long Melford, labourers, are committed for trial at the next Stolen on the 8th instant, from 2, Woodberry Vale, Green Lanes, Stoke Newington : 1 rosewood Dressing- case, lined with leather, inlaid with mother- o'- peail, silver and glass fittings. 1 gold rose diamond Ring ; 1 mourning ditto, with hair, set in pearls, ' James Pilgrim, died —,' aged 9" inside; 1 gold wedding ditto ; 1 gold half circle ditto, set with pearls. 5 circular Brooches, one set with hair, one with diamonds* one with turquoise and amethyst, one with garnets, and one with amethysts. 3 pairs of Ear- rings, one pearl, two gold ( one set with tur- quoise). 1 small gold Butterfly, set with turquoise. 3 Bracelets, one gold set with pebbles, one gold link with, enamel clasp, and one hair with gold clasp. 1 small gold Geneva Watch. 2 small oval Portraits, oue a gentleman, in black case, the other a lady, in red case. 1 silver Vinaigrette, initials ' C. O.' 12 large and 6 small Forks, 2 large Spoons, 2 large Ladles, 1 large Pencil- case, all silver, crest a scollop shell. 1 Writing- desk, covered with dark leather, containing a crossed Cheque 011 Hoare and Co., bankers, for £ 15, a Pen- knife with mother- o'- pearl handle, a Johnson's Dictionary with ' Emma' inside, and several Letters. Metropolitan Police, N Division, February 12. Stolen, on the night of the 8th or morning of the 9th instant, from a stable loft at Chipknowes, in the parish of Applegarth, Dumfriesshire, the following property : 1 silver verge Watch, No. 1785, chaptered dial, had attached a curb pattern Chain, two brass Seals ( one set with blue and the other with a red stone), and an old brass Key : inside of case there were several papers with ' John Graham, watchmaker, Moffat,' printed thereon. 1 black leather Pocketbook, half- worn, with several red morocco pockets; fastened with a piece of india rubber, which is knotted, having been broken. 1 brown tweed cloth Frock Coat, loose made, pocket with flap in each skirt, pocket inside and outside of left breast, row of dark horn buttons down front, lined with dark cotton, nearly new. 1 £ 1 Note. 1 brown tweed cloth Vest, lined with dark cotton, two outside pockets, one in breast, row of small dark horn buttons. 1 pair of brown tweed cloth Trousers, striped brown and slate, white horn buttons, haif- worn. 1 pair of dark tweed cloth Trousers, light check between dark stripes, half- worn. 4 white cotton Shirts, half worn, one with plain linen front, small white pearl buttons 011 breast of all. 1 red striped woollen Shirt, white pearl buttons, nearly new. 3 pairs of light blue woollen Socks, all clean, some may have holes in them, half- worn. 1 Pocket- knife, white bone handle, large blade in one end and small pen blade in other. 1 Razor, white handle. 1 Shaving Brush. 1 light silk Napkin, checked. 1 leather waist Strap. Two tramps are suspected of the following descriptions : one, 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, stout made, dark hair and whiskers, full face, dissipated appearance, lost two fingers ( supposed from right hand); dressed in a dirty thin moleskin jacket and trousers, checked tartan slop without sleeves, old boots, and grey cloth cap with peak ; looked like a groom or stableman : the other, about 20 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, stout made, full face, brown hair, no whiskers ; dressed in blue cloth cap, blue cloth frock coat, dirty moleskin trousers, and clogs; had the appearance of a navvy. Information to be given to the Chief Constable of Dumfriesshire, Dumfries.— Bow- street, February 12. Two men of the following description entered the Museum in the city of Canterbury, between 8 and 9 p. m. on the 13th instant, for the purpose of reading the newspapers, and whilst the attention of the attendant was taken by a ring at the front door, supposed by a companion of the said men, they came out, and shortly after their departure it was discovered that a few shillings which were in a subscription box, and a Book entitled ' White's Melbourne,' had been stolen. One man was about 24 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, and dressed in black cloth coat, grey mixture trousers, and black hat; the other about 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark hair, whiskers, and moustache, and had on a dark invernesscape. Information to be given to Mr. R. P. Davies, Superintendent, Canterbury. •— Bow- street, February 15. Supposed to have been stolen, on the 1st instant, from Stolen from a dwelling house at Ollerton, in the county of Notts, on the 8th instant, a silver lever hunting Watch, engine turned cases, white dial, gold hands, No, 1143, maker R. Hardy, Newark, Notts, with steel Chain attached, and a bell metal Seal sngraved ' 23'; a brown silk Handkerchief, yellow- pattern. Supposed bv a man of the following description, who lodged at the house on the night of the 7th instant : about 30 years of age, 6 feet 5 inches high, daik complexion, hazel eyes, dark brown hair, little or no whiskers, tuft of hair on chin small features, and of mean appearance ; dressed in black cloth coat, black billycock hat, grey mixture trousers, elastic- side boots white cotton stockings, and faded striped shirt; supposed to be a groom. He was last seen going in the direction of Balborough or Eckington, Derbyshire. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Geo. Cheatle, County Police Station, Worksop, Notts,— Bow- street, February 12. WAR OFFICE, February 19, 1864. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. On and after this date ( Dec, 11,1857), until further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a Deserter will TWESTY SHILIIH^ S TMSTES& D « » f TBS 8 W3 ELjLIWC^ S; the object being to prevent the crime of Desertion, and to hold out a greater inducement for the recovery of Deserters to Her Majesty's Servic OFFICE XO. NAME. EES. KO. OOBPS. WHERE BOBN. FACE. COAT & TBOU8EBS. DATE OF PLACE OP DESEBTN. DE8EBTI03. MARKS AND REMARKS 175760 176761 175762 175763 175764 175765 175766 175767 176768 175769 Edward Moore John W. Green Edward Sampson Wm. Dorrington John Abbott George Afford James Farmer John Wilson James Fry James McGee 255 602 358 422 808 1348 420 1st Drag. Gds. 4 th Drag. Gds. 10th Hussars 15th Hussars Gren. Guards Cold. Guards 11th Foot 12th Foot 20th Foot 30th Foot Dublin Woolwich Childsgate, Durham COT entry Bromham, Bedford Norwich Brighton Croome, Limerick Dover ditto groom servant apothecary ribbon wvr. shoemaker smith labourer ditto ditto 19 27 25f 23$ 24 20? 19 23 244 84 8 8 01 94 84 8 64 brown brown brown brown It. brn light It. brn black 9} | brown 44 dk. brn grey hazel blue er « y grey blue hazel grey grey hazel fresh fresh fresh ruddy fair fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh | tweed j cord I supposed black ! regimental I ditto ditto i ditto . white slop itweei; cord | regimental i ditto 27 Jan. 25 Jan. 28 Jan. 22 Jan. 20 Jan. 22 Jan.- 26 Jan. 24 Jan. 28 Jan. 11 Jan. Bolton Dundalk j Dublin j Newbridge Windsor London Taunton Birminghm Chatham Montreal recruit, attested mole on left shoulder peculiar formation of left elbow took part of reg. nec. took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. maris of burns on left knee; recruit recruit has lost two molar teeth 176770 175771 175772 175773 175774 175775 175776 175777 176778 175779 James Brennan John Clare James Allen James Morrison Joseph Knowles Michael Caufield Daniel Gorman Joseph C. Martin John Dick Edmund Farrell 726131st Foot 321 32nd Foot 227 157 3784 645 309 945 8422 231 ditto 67th Foot ditto ditto ditto 73rd Eoot 80th Foot 92nd Foot BonhiUjTU . imbarton Bagham, Sussex Carlisle Kelvindoek, Lanark Matlock, Derby Kitleven, Roscommon Rahan, King's Merstham, Surrey Glasgow Tubber, Tipperary labourer ditto blacksmith moulder collior labourer ditto bricklayer cottonspinr. labourer 27 23| 254 244 268 234 24 19 37 27 brown brown It . brn brown It. brn brown dk. bro brown dk. brn brown bazel blue grey hazel grey grey bazel grey grey hazel fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto . ditto ditto ditto ditto supposed plain regimental ditto 18 Jan 24 Jan. 24 Jan. 31 May 31 May 8 June 17 May 29 Jan. 27 Jan. 25 Sept. Devonport Dublin j ditto | Taku* ditto ditto ditto Colchester Buttevant Edinburgh off furlough ditto ditto D to Bonl- iill to Chichester to Manchester * North China off furlough to Glasgow took part of reg. nec. 175780 175781 175782 175783 175784 175785 175786 175787 175788 William Wickham John H. Harrison Charles Coppin Campbell Dixon Thomas Brown William Hill John Gravers Henry Jas. Cooke Hugh Elliott 176789 David Holdin 78 1269 6738 3170 146h5 579 430 1B016 475 99th Foot Rifle Brigade Royal H. Art ditto Roy. Artillery' ditto ditto ditto ditto 63rd Foot Tralee, Kerry Lambeth, London Lee, Kent Killwater, Antrim Manchester Montrose, Forfar Chester Rotberhithe, Surrey Coleraine, Derry Hamilton, Lanark ditto printer labourer ditto ditto baker labourer groom grocer 25 234 194 264 19} 26} 28} 19 24 244 8 5 44 74 41 5 14 5} 7 74 dk. brn brown brown dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn fair brown brown dk. brn grey grey bazel hazel bazel grey grey grey brown dk. brn freBh fresh freBh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto blue pilot; tweed 25 Jan. 22 Jan. 21 Jan. 21 Jan. 22 Jan. 23 Jan. 21 Jan. 23 Jan. 13 Oct. 27 Jan. Hong Kong Winchester Woolwich ditto ditto Chatham Portsmouth Warley Madras Glasgow off pass to Basingstoke off furlough to Larne, Antrim. ditto to Montrose ditto to Cliester- off pass supp. sailed for London recruit, not surgically inspected 175790 James Murray 1767911 John Knox 176792 Thomas Shepherd 175793 Samuel Ward 175794 James Brennan 175795 John Wright 175796 James Wyett 175797 Morris Bryan 175798 Richard Wild 175799 James Wilson ditto Dundee, Forfar weaver 22 £ 4th Eoot Shankhill, Antrim bootcloser , 18 — ditto Eton, Berks labourer 18} — 70th Foot Louth shoemaker 22 98th Foot Newtown, Queen's labourer 244 — Roy. Artillery Glasgow tailor 244 ditto Romford, Essex blacksmith 24 ditto Cork labourer 23 ditto Chatham ditto 21 ditto Dublin 19 8} brown 6 jit. brn 6 Idk. brn 84 dk. brn 10 j black 8 jdk. brn 7}! brown 74 brown 7 brown 7 I brown blue grey grey grey hazel dk. brn blue grey grey brown pale fresh fresh sallow sallow fresli fresh fresh fresh fresh linen jacket; dark brown; black smock; cord tweed dark trousers blue; light black; cord white slop; mole black brown; black 20 Jan. 20 Jan. 27 Jan. 26 Jan. 19 Jan. 22 Jan. 20 Jan. 20 Jan. 22 Jan. 19 Jan. Dundee Belfast Uxbridge Drogheda Dublin Edinburgh Woolwich ditto ditto Dublin recruit, approved rccruit. not surg. insp. ditto * rt. name Cornelius ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto supp. gone to Liverpool 176800 175801 175802 175803 175804 175805 175806 175807 175808 175809 Michael Maloney Chas. Woodwards Francis Bird George Bishop Charles Farmer James Farmer John Fox George Young John Moore John Hellier 3789 864 562 311 992 831 958 15378 16554 Military Train Cold. Guards 3rd Foot ditto 5th Foot llth Foot 74th Foot ditto Roy. Artillery ditto London Sandridgc, Herts Bristol Kidderminster W edn esbury ,8 taffard Brighton Antrim Edinburgh Bristo Croydon, Surrey tailor labourer smith labourer miner labourer ditto ditto collarmaker cabinetmir. 20 264 23 244 234 19 194 19 214 19j 5 54 5 103 5 74 5 brown brown It. brn brown black dk. bm fair dk. brn brown brown grey grey grey grey bazel hazel blue dx. brn grey grey Iresh fresh fair freBh fresh fresh fresh swarth fresh sallow regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto white slop; blue regimental ditio ditto ditto 26 Jan. 31 Jan. 28 Jan. 28 Jan. 25 Jan. 26 Jan. 25 Jan. 25 Jan. 22 Jan. 26 Jan. Woolwich London Aldershot ditto Shorncliffe Taunton Aberdeen ditto Woolwich ditto D ; off sentry at the War Office off furlough to Stroud ditto to Kidderminster; D off pass to Wednesbury burns on left knee; recruit took part of reg. nec. sears of boils on neck 176810 175811 175812 175813 176814 8175816 175816 176817 176818 176819 Joseph Cook John Green F. Benbow Newman John Molyneux Alfred Gregory Charles Edwards Daniel Beck John Patterson Thomas Mallison Henry Cook* 524 807 662 7808 9250 1404 643 1214 1164 707 9th Lancers ditto llth Hussars Gren. Guards ditto ditto 2nd Foot 8th Foot 10th Foot ditto Tugby, Leicester London Bristol Wigan, Lancashire Hertford Brentford, Middlesex Caistor, Norfolk Dunscome, Dumfries Penrith, Cumberland London carpenter farrier labourer furnace man labourer gardener labouier draper mason 24 274 214 88* 27 25} 274 19 24 214 94 brown hazel dark ditto 29 Jan. Brighton 8 It. bm blue fresh ditto 29 Jan. ditto 8 It. brn grey fresh ditto 28 Jan. Dublin 6 It. brn grey fresh ditto 26 Jan. London 94 brown g*> y fresh ditto 24 Jan. Windsor 94 brown brown fresh ditto 28 Jan. ditto 3 dk. brn grey Bwarth ditto 31 Dec. Devonport 6 black grey sallow ditto 26 Jan. Sheffield 6} It. brn grey fresh ditto 29 Jan. Preston 54 brown grey fresh ditto 28 Jan. Kilkenny 175820: 175821 175822 17& 823 175824 175825 175826 175827 175828 175829 James Jenkins Thos. Carmichael John Lenaghan William Walker John Alexander George McCarter Edward Matthews Joseph Yates John Wilkinson John Macdonald 3679 492 453 634 546 772 1118 523 1189 1241 llth Foot 26th Foot ditto ditto ditto 30th Foot 32nd Foot 49th Foot 60th Rifles ditto Glamorgan Port Glasgow, Renf. Templemichl., Lngfd. Inverness Glasgow Toronto Dublin Runcorn, Cheshire Edinburgh Evergreen, Cork potter moulder labourer ditto hammermn. labourer ditto ditto painter labourer 27} 23 20} 214 22J 20 28 19 28 20 9 4 7 64 9} 84 74 04 10 8 black brown brown brown It. brn brown It. brn dk. bra brown It, brn hazel hazel blue grey blue hazel blue brown grey grey sallow fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 28 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 14 Jan. 25 Jan. 28 Jan. 1 Feb. 31 Jan. D ; vaccination left arm took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. ditto ditto off furlough; D curly hair loBt a front tooth [ Belcher off furlough to London * alias Stephen Dublin Portsmouth ditto ditto ditto Montreal Dublin Manchester London ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto to Swansea; tattooed on fingers to Glasgow ; finger contracted to Longford to Inverness to Alloa to Streetsville, Canada West lost three front teeth; stole £ 5 took part of reg. nee. 17o830 175831 175832 175833 175834 175835 A75836 175837 175838 175839 Samuel Charlton Joseph White John Milton James Boyd John Dawson W. Robinson Shaw William Griffin David Sharp William Cuckow Charles Jude 987 1281 604 1419 399 986 1042 392 115166 ditto 64th Eoot 72nd Foot 84t, h Foot 85th Foot 86th Foot ditto 92nd Foot Roy. Artillery ditto Radford, Notts Ilkeston, Derby Lanai'k Dromore, Tyrone Clackmannan Whitehouse, Antrim Tyrone Clackmannan Gillingbam, Kent Thetford, Norfolk schoolmastr clerk weaver labourer ditto printer labourer plumber groom labourer 26 204 32 21 19 21J 184 214 23} 19} dk. brn brown dk. brn dk. bra brown It., bra sandy brown dk. bm brown blue grey bazel grey grey grey brown hazel blue hazel fresh pale sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh light ditto ditto ditto ditto brown; fustian regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 2 Feb. 28 Jan. 26 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 27 Jan. 27 Jan. 24 Jan. 23 Jan. 30 Jan. Winchester Colchester Aberdeen Pembroke Leeds Templemre. ditto Greenlaw Hilsea Woolwich charged with stealing a sum of money D D ; marks of flogging off furlough to Dromore scar on neck ; recruit, finally approved took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. ditto took part of reg. nec 175840 175811 175842 1758 43 175814 175845 175846 175847 175848 175849 Charles Haile John H. Slater George Tyrrell Richard Pritchard John H. Thomas James Leahey James Whitticker Samuel Houghton David Rogers Thomas Scott 11458 15435 14736 657 7239 14187 1624 3404 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Royal H. Art. 9th Lancers 18th Foot Barking, Essex New castle- on- Tyne Saltery, Suffolk Clangdr, Carnarvon Woolwich Cahir, Tipperary Shelton, Stafford Bolnhurst, Bedford Glasgow Dublin plasterer shoemaker labourer ditto labourer ehoeingsmh labourer printer labourer 21 194 19} 294 17 25} 30 29 24 18 brown brown It, brn brown brown brown dark It. brn brown fair brown blue grey grey grey hazel grey brown grey grey sallow fair fair fresh fresh sallow sallow fair fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto black ; brown brown ; drab 30 Jan. 31 Jan. 28 Jan. 29 Jan. 16 Jan. 24 Jan. 26 Jan. 29 Jan. 30 Jan. 25 Jan. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Sheerness BallincOllig Woolwich Dublin D off furlough to Saltery, Suffolk ditto took waist- belt off furlough to Shelton; great loss of teeth- recruit., not surgically inspected ditto 175850 175851 175852 175853 176854 175865 175856 175857 17585S 17585!) Edward Moore Joseph Haynes John Raygan William Hands John Hoylc George Crowhurst John Langton John Hallam John Palmer George Healey 80 719 475 634 552 286 464 607 67 1st Dragoons 4th Hussars ditto ditto 9th Lancers ditto 10 th Hussars 12tli Lancers ditto 13th Hussars ditto Tiperary, Cornwall London Birmingham Manchester London Nottingham Eastlake, Notts Liverpool Oakham, Rutlandshre groom tailor bootcloser clerk groom watchmaker labourer frame knittr labourer ditto 19 24 19 22 244 2L 24 21| 23| 244 brown dk. brn brown fair brown brown brown dk. bra brown dk. bra grey grey hazel blue hazel grey hazel grey bazel blue fresh fresh fresh pale fresh fair fair fair fresh fresh tweed; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 27 Jan. 2 Feb. 1 Feb. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. 1 Feb. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. Bolton Dublin ditto ditto Brighton ditto Dublin Hounslow Kensington Aldershot recruit, attested off furlough to Birmingham; scar upper lip short hair mole on left breast off furlough to York ditto to Eastlake [ eyebrows ditto to Liverpool; sear between ditto to Hulme, Manchester 175860 175861 175862 175863 175864 175865 176866 176867 175863 17586J James Lamb Michael Carey Henry Long Francis Lake Henry Baulch Wm. W. Leytham William Prescott George Swift George Paton William Carroll 638 445 1035 2326 1722 4423 1417 890 893 1462 ditto 16th Lancers 18th Hussars Military Train Gren. Guards Cold. Guards 4th Foot 6th Foot ditto 6th Foot Kelso, Roxburghshire Waterford Alnwick, Sussex London Frome, Somerset Overton, Lancaster Oxford Trentham, Stafford Paisley, Renfrew Ballyboy, King's ditto ditto stoker labourer frenchplshr. labourer batcher potter weaver piecer 23J 25 214 25 20 31 354 21 21 214 7 6} 74 34 6f 9} 64 9} 44 9} light brown brcwr, brown sandy It. brn brown It. brn brown dk. brn grey grey grey hazel grey hazel hazel brown blue grey fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. 25 Jan. 28 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. ' 31 Jan. 30 Jan. ditto York Norwich Aldershot London ditto Chatham Shorricliffe ditto Colchester ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto D off furlough ditto ditto ditto 175870 175871 175872 1? 5873 175874 175875 176876 176877 175878 to Kelso; mole on left arm to Waterford to London to Pontypridd, Glamorganshire to Worcester to Trentham to Paisley [ tracted to Preston; little finger con- Reuben Brooks James Byron Joseph Lock Hugh McDonnell John Flannagan William Seymour Thomas Young George Wood Thomas Reynolds 17587y Edward Hawker 802 945 610 776 1080 455 61 1421 1402 10th Foot llth Foot ditto ditto ditto 21st, Foot 31st Foot 33rd Foot 35th Foot ditto Kephampton, Wore. Prescott, Lancashire Stepney, London Sunderland Clonasley, Queen's Kennety, King's Minchimhampton* Wakefield London ditto wheelwrght watchmaker labourer ditto ditto miller labourer ditto cabinetmir. labourer 26 15 22 5 22} 28 19 18J 304 23 25} 24 dK. brn It. brn It, brn dk. bm brown brown brown dk. brn brown brown hazel grey grey Imzel grey blue grey grey grey hazel dark fair fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto smock; cord regimental ditto 28 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Fob. Kilkenny Dublin ditto ditto Fermoy Birr Chatham Wakefield Gravesend ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto took part of off furlough burn on left D D to Kephampton; scar It. leg to Piescott to London to Birkenhead ; weak eyes to Maryboro', Queen's reg. nec. * Gloucester shoulder blade DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued). NO. NAME. KEG. NO. COUPS. WHEBE BOBN. SIZE, EYES. FACi. 30AT & TBOTJSEBS. DATE OP DESEBTN. PLACE OP DESEBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 588 » 5881 75882 75383 75884 75885 75888 175887 175888 175889 Peter Fitzpatrick Frederick Withers Thomas Williams John Commey James McGrath Charles Burt John Pritchard Thomas Orr George Wilson Henry Edmonds 2538 1109 1151 1025 1007 803 684 479 1120 35th Foot 53rd Foot ditto 70th Foot 73rd Foot ditto ditto 74th Foot ditto 83rd Foot Cork Thornbury, Gloueestr Stroud Cavan Dublin Ballalce, Cavan Shrewsbury Kilmarnock, Ayr New Mdls Tuckingwell, Cornwll. labourer groom fellmonger labourer shoemaker labourer upholsterer labourer miner fitter 29 19 20 214 20 19 31? 281 241 231 10 7 7i 81 84 71 6 44 103 74 dk. brn brown dk. brn lt. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn fair brown grey blue grey grey hazel grey brown grey blue grey fresh florid fresh t'resh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto ditto 1 Feb. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 29 Jan. 30 Jan. 130 Jan. 29 Jan. 29 Jan. 31 Jan. Gravesend Birr ditto Colchester ditto Edinburgh Aldershot Aberdeen ditto Shorncliffe D off furlough to Bristol ditto to Gloucester ditto to Glasgow recruit, finally approved off furlough to Chester D, and corporal punishment I ditto off furlough to Tavistock, Devon 175890 176893 175892 175893 175891 175895 175896 176897 176898 176899 Dominick Roan Henry Davis Jas. McLoughlin Peter Graham Frederick Yates Edward Gaynor John Holliday Thomas McEvoy John G. Brown John Meehan 298 3931 816 1206 5517 922 5843 4101 14610 13132 85th Foot ditto 86th Foot 92nd Foot Royal H. Art. Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto Newport, Lincoln Merthyr Tydfil, Brecn Kilskary, Tyrone Edinburgh Cadnor, Derby Liverpool Ladgwood, Warwick Dublin iStrood, Gloucester Limerick labourer collier shoemaker leatherdrssr miner carpenter clerk groom labourer ditto 23! I 5 6 brown grey tresh ditto 1 Feb. Dover 261 5 6 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 23 Jan. ditto 21 5 7 brown grey fresh ditto 31 Jan. Dublin 22 5 7 dk. brn hazel dark ditto 31 Jan. Edinburgh 214 5 44 It. brn grey fair ditto 30 Jan. Woolwich 27J 5 7 brown hazel swarth ditto 29 Jan. Shorncliffe 19 5 7 brown hazel fair ditto 28 Jan. Aldershot 294 5 10 brown blue fresh ditto 31 Jan. Sheerness 22 5 11 fair blue fresh ditto 31 Jan. Woolwich 22- 3 5 7 brown blue fresh ditto 19 Jan. ditto ditto to Lincoln ; D ditto to Merthyc Tydfil ditto to Trillick, Tyrone took part of reg. nee. off furlough broke out of guard- room off furlough to London ditto to Bristol; 3 teeth decayed 176900 175901 175902 175903 175904 175905 175904 175907 175908 175909 James Russell Joseph Barry Patrick Crow James Booth Thomas Green William Billin Robert Johnston James Smith Christopher Sharp Thomas Tivey 16247 ditto 15th Foot 18th Foot 49th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto Rl. Engineers 21st Foot 4th Drag. Gds. 17th Foot Glasgow London Dublin ) Strabane, Tyrone Portsmouth, Hants Sheerness, Kent E tin burgh Manchester Dublin Hinckley, Leicester carpenter ditto labourer ditto ditto ditto mason labourer apothecaiy frameknittr 204 5 9 64 7 61 54 4 74 74 11 fi brown brown dk. brn dk. bri. brown brown dk. brn dk. brn lt. brn brown grey grey grey grey grey blue grey grey grey grey sallow sallow sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh florid ditto black black; cord ditto black cord tweed; tnoleskip eord; pilot cloth; dark velvet; cord 15 Dec,. 1 F 27 Jan. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 28 Jan. 2 Feb. 5 Feb. ditto Bath Dublin Omagb Woolwich ditto Edinburgh Manchester Dublin Leicester recruit recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, vaccinated on loft leg recruit recruit, surgically inspected 175910 175911 176912 175913 178914 175915 175916 176917 175918 175919 Henry A. Munday James Hannan James Starnes Joseph Mortimer William Little Charles Smitten Matthew Bowen Edward Morgan John Jones Tom W. Collins 757 82 169 857 1153 2476 3592 1732 965 1479 12' h Lancers 16th Lancers ditto 18th Hussars ditto Military Train ditto Gren. Guards ditto ditto Bayswater, London Randlestown, Antrim TJxbridge, Mi Idlesex Cleckheaton, York Carlisle Birmingham Shrewsbury Bury, Lancaster Islington, London Bedminster, Glouostr. medical stdt labourer gardener labourer bootcloser * grocer labourer carman labourer 214 251 25 294 19 331 264 18J 2i4 . 20416 9 74 64 51 74 H 34 8 8 74 dk. brn brown brown light brown brown brown dk. brn brown fair grey grey grey blue blue brown grey grey hazel grey fresti fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fair fresh sallow regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 2 Feb. 6 Feb. 3 Feb. 2 Feb. 30 Jan. 6 Feb. 4 Feb. 3 Feb. 30 Jan. 2 Feb. Hounslow York ditto Norwich Ipswich Aldershot ditto London Windsor ditto took pari ot' reg. neo. off escort duty ; supposed in Glasgow D; off pass to Sheffield scar on forehead * spoon finisher D ; off pass to London took waist- belt and part of reg. nee. ditto ditto 175920 175921 17($ 22 175923 175BI4 175925 175926 175927 175928 176929 Daniel Taggart Michael J. Neal Francis Johnson Thomas Hughes Abram Bowden Joseph Patterson George Poole John Wilson John Shanahan Peter Cosgrove 193 482 675 634 1005 574 1859 1571 556 Scots Fusiliers 29th Foot 12th Foot ditto ditto ditto 16th Foot 21st Foot ditto 24th Foot Hamilton, Lanark Shadwell, London Liverpool Ardagh, Longford North Molton, Devon Ayr Bury, Lancastor London Clonmel, Tipperary Roscommon baker tailor mason labourer weaver bricklayer groom shoemaker labourer 2^ 4 184 22? 321 201 231 21- 1 214 214 214 04 ( Ik. bra 3 44 74 6 64 61 64 44 5 lt. brn brown black brown brown dk. brn brown brown lark brown grey hazel hazel hazel blue grey blue grey brown trestr fair fresh fresh fresh swarth fresh fresh sallow fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto brown; fustian regimental ditto ditto 4 Feb. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 30 Jan. 3 Feb. 2 Feb. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. Lon ton Dublin ditto ditto ditto ditto Leeds Birr ditto Aldershot scar on ttir jat right leg, and a few on arimj off furlough to Glasgow ditto to Liverpool; D ditto to Strokestown, Roscommon ditto to Emore, Devon D scar side of nose took the whole of reg. nee. off furlough to Brentford ditto ' S. P.' on. forehead , . 175930 John Bishop 589 ditto Loudon skin dresser 214 5 61 ilt. brn blue fair d;' tto 31 Jan. 175931 Peter Waddle 1251 32nd Foot Kelso, Northumbrlnd groom 20 5 7f dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 7 Feb. 175932 William Walsh 76 41st Foot York labourer 24J 5 7 lt. brn blue fresh ditto 31 Jan. 175933 John Keane 216 ditto Carberry, Kildary ditto 21 5 4 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 30 Jan. 175931 Andw. McCormack 3156 ditto Longford ditto 37 5 7 lt. bru hazel fre3h ditto 1 Feb. 175935 James Hadfield 195 ditto Manchester smith 294 5 44 brown grey fresh ditto 30 Jan. 175936 Timothy McCarthy 3662 ditto Cork labourer 21 5 6 It. brn dark dark ditto 1 Feb. 175937 William Cochrane 651 45th Foot Glasgow ditto 314 5 64 red grey fre3h tweoi 1 Feb. 175938 Chas. F. Rowland 477 58th Foot Dover watchmakr 194 5 B » fair blue fair regimental 1 Feb. 176939 Michael Martin 612 75th Foot Navan, Meath labourer 22J 5 6 dk. brn bine fresh ditto 31 Jan.. 175910 175911 John McDonald William Bett 990 3103 ditto 78th Foot Beltast ditto 224 5 64 7. i dk. bru^ ferey grey fresh ditto 6 Feb. Kirkaldy, Fife shoemaker 354 5 dk. brn fresh ditto 29 Jan. 175912 Thomas Reynolds 67 84th Foot Ashton, Lancashire Cashel, Tipperary painter 254 5 7 lt. brn hazel fresh ditto 1 Feb. 175913 Patrick Butler 511 ditto clerk 27 5 5 brown grey fresh ditto 7 Feb. 175941 Robert Andrews 1038 92nd Foot Paisley, Renfrew shoemaker 31? 5 71 dk. brn brown fresh ditto 2 Feb. 175915 Henry Duncan 2783 ditto Aberdeen comb maker 29 J 5 84 brown blue fresh ditto 4 F « b. 175946 David Drysdale 4745 102ud Foot Alba, Stirling tailor 184 5 7 brown brown sallow ditto 5 Feb. 175917 Henry Rouse 458 Rifle Brigade Preston, Sussex labourer - 54 6 64 - brown grey fresh ditto 4 Feb. 1759 IS Fred. Cartwright 14728 Roy. Artillery Northampton shoemaker 19 5 6 It. brn lt. brn fresh ditto 3 Feb. 175949 Stephen Barber 11921 ditto | Moulton, Northmptn labourer 181 5 44 Idk. brn grey I fresh ditto 3 Feb. ditto Preston Ayr Glasgow Ayr Glasgow Ayr Curragh Newry Aldersbot ditto bite on right side of chest, off lurlough ditto took part of reg. nec. off furlough ditto to Artralla, Naran ditto Dover Curragh ditto E linburgh ditto Chatham Winchester Woolwich ditto ditto to Glasgow; scar on left leg ditto to Dunlee took part of reg. nee. took sword, waist- belt, ohaco, and sash took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Aberdeen cro wn & anchor, 2 flags 4 a ship on lt. arm 176950 Charles Burton 11727 ditto Wellingboro' shoemaker 194 5 44 It. brn blue fair ditto 3 Feb. ditto 175953 George Cook 1208 ditto Norton, Worcester labourer 21 5 6 brown grey fresh ditto 1 Feb. Shoehurvns off furlough to B irmingham 175952 Ezekiel Hobbs 723 ditto Flamstead, Herts ditto 314 5 6? brown hazel dark ditto 1 Feb. Gosport ditto to Flamstead 175953 Albert Ellis 14759 ditto Tuttingdon, Norfolk farmer 20 5 5 br. iwn grey fair ditto 2 Feb. Woolwich off pass to Lynn, Norfolk 176961 Robert Smith 7308 Rl. Engineers London carpenter 25f 5 64 brown grey fresh ditto 1 Feb. Chatham 175955 John Richardson — 32nd Foot Manchester labourer 19 5 64 auburu hazel fre? li. moleskin; cord 5 Feb. Manchester recruit, not surgically inspected 175966 Richard Ellis — Roy. Artillery Deptford, Kent carman 18 5 4 brown grey fre^ h slop; cord 3 Feb. Woolwich recruit 175957' James Gilbertson — ditto Chepstow, Monmouth tailor 22 5 7 brown hazel fresh black 3 Feb. ditto ditto 175953 Patrick Ryan — ditto Dublin groom 21 5 5 brown grey fresh ditto 2 Feb. ditto ditto 175959 George Trayner — ditto ditto bricklayer' 23 5 9 dk. brn grey fair brown; moleskin 3 Feb. Dublin recruit, not surgioillv Inspected 175960 175961 175962 175963 176961 175965 175966 175967 175968 175969 John Dalzell Henry McPhilips John Cowden James Peacock James Karr Henry Squibbs Thomas Walker Robert Gibb James Jardine Daniel Renfall 639 733 135 512 438 890 1257 3311 1 tth Hussars ditto Scots Fusiliers 2 nd Foot 26th Foot 45th Foot ditto 72nd Foot 78th Foot Royal H. Art. OldMonkland, Lanrk. Carrickfergus, Antrm. Paisley, Renfrew London Ruslea, Monaghan Ryde, Hants Leeds Kirkintilloch, Dnbrtn Glasgow Newton Abbott, Devn. miner fitter weaver labourer weaver labourer ditto painter miner labourer 23 204 18 234 23 214 201 1S4 1* 4 2T brown brown dark brown dk. brn lt. brn brown san ly brown light haisel hazel blue grey grey hazel blue blue blue grey fresh fair fresh fair sallow fresh sallow- fresh fresh fair regimental ditto plain regimental plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 30 Jan. 3 Feb. 2 Feb. 31 Jan. 5 Feb. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 5 Feb. 5 Feb. 31 Jan. Manchester il tto Paisley Davoaport Glasgow Curragh. ditto Aberdeen ditto Woolwich o't f'ui'fough to Scatinaue anchor on right arm recruit off furlough to Loudon soar on wrist off furlough to Portsmouth diito to Leeds; scar back of neak took waist- belt scar right temple, short hair off turlough. to Newton Abbott' 176970 175971 175972 175973 175974 175975 176976 175977 175978 175979 John Sene Walter King William Laing George Webb Joseph Lowke John Breen John Byrne Thomas Ryan Edward Delmage Samuel Turner 623 5595 2442 12280 7256 14686 15131 15569 ditto ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto 86th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto ditto Putney, Surrey Bodhampton, Hants Dunfermline, Fife London Willoughby, Warvrck London Dublin Birmingham Glasgow Ellesmere, Salop ditto ditto miner labourer ditto plasterer shoemaker painter carman butcher 19 21 18 204 23 214 18 211 184 18} It. bru It. brn brown brown brown auburn brown brown brown brown grey hazel lt. brn grey grey grey grey grey blue brown fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fair sallow ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto blue; cord regimental ditto di* ito 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 6 Feb. 31 Jan. 4 Feb. 30 Jan. 3 Feb. 4 Feb. 4 Feb. 7 Feb. Canterbury Dublin Edinburgh Chatham Woolwich Chatham Dublin Woolwich ditto ditto mole ou left tliigh off furlough to Portobello tattooed on right arm and left hand D; pockpitted off furlough to London recruit, not surgically inspected took waist- belt 17598o 176981 176982 175983 175984 175985 176986 175987 17598 • 17598:- Charles Smith Daniel Scully W. H. Chamberlin John Smith Joseph Boyes Henry Cave George Groves Thomas Baron Alfred Sainter Thomas Leahey 43 696 701 751 1151 659 1127 625 6thDrag. Gds. 4th Hussars 12th Lancers 15th Hussars 18th Hussars 1th Foot 8th Foot 10th Foot 17th Foot 33rd Foot Wakefield Tullamore, King's Reading Dunkirk, Wilts Warren, Ohio Kirkdalo, Lancaster Manchester ditto Snaith, Yorkshire Kildare groom labourer hammermn. groom shoemaker gro< m hawker labourer shoemaker groom 26 21 18| 194 211 234 19 194 22 184 5 5! 5 64 5 71 5 6 5 74 5 104 5 74 5 84 5 6 lt. bm sandy brown brown lt. brn black brown lt. brn brown black gr hazel grey grey brown dk. brn grey grey brown brown fresh fresh dark fresh fresh florid fresh fresh fair fresh black ; white ditto ditto ditto ditto black; cord regimental regimental 6 Feb. 6 Feb. 8 Feb. 7 Feb. 6 Feb. 13 Jan. 9 Feb. 4 Feb. 4 Feb. 5 Feb. Aldershot Dublin Hounslow Newbridge Ipswich Corfu Pontefract Preston Bradford Fermoy oil pass to Windsor scar on left eye took part of reg. nec. ditto pockpitted recruit, attested; large feat 175990 176991 175992 175993 175994 176995 17S996 176997 175998 17699!) John Glover John Kelly William Hall John Murray Patrick Williams John Mortimer John Cormick Alex. McLaren John McKenzie George Shearer 674 760 54. 1511 3318 806 1031 129 1103 4l8t Foot 15th Foot ditto 60th Rifles ditto 61st Foot 67th Foot 74th Foot 78th Foot ditto Glasnevin, Dublin Linkinhonne, Crnwll. Loughall, Armagh Galway PallasKenny, Limrck. Teignmouth, Devon Empire, Westmeath Shotts, Lanark Keith, Banff ditto pamter labourer ditto ditto ditto gardener miner shoemak er ploughman 21 24 26 4 214 5 294 23 IS 19 214 21 dk. brn black brown dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn lt. brn brown brown black hazel hazel grey grey brown blue blue brown grey hazel fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dark ditto ditto ditto tweed; black regimental ditto ditto plain regimental ditto 3 Feb. 11 Feb. 4 Feb. 11 Feb. 6 Feb. 1 Feb. 5 Feb. 8 Feb. 29 Jan. 29 Jan. Glasgow Curragh ditto Winchester London Jersey Athlone Glasgow Dover ditto ditto off furlough to Carrigh Toohill, Coak clown on left arm slight squint, with right eya D ; • W. H.' on left arm, sailor on right took part of reg. neo. off furlough to Teignmo « tl> ditto to Empire recruit, finally approved off furlough to Keith ditto ditto 176000 176001 176002 1760J3 176001 1* 6005 176006 17600i 17600^ 176009 Robert Murphy Thomas Canty Andrew Steadman George Brown Jeremiah Padden William Calnan Henry Walker Peter Hanratty George Young Christopher Birrell 220 3950 1152 4563 31- 70 1429 9154 488 2579 87th Foot 88th Foot 92nd Foot ; 02nd Foot 103rd Foot Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto Rathmines, Dublin Kilnody, Limerick Abbotshall, Kirkcaldy Paisley, Renfrew Kelmore, Mayo Cork Eaglesham, Renfrew Dublin Brecine, Cumberland Fife labourer ditto blacksmith labourer servant carpenter shoemaker ditto weaver labourer 23 J 27 234 22 § 27 24J 22 234 30 191 6 5 11 84 6 1 7? 4 64 11 ft. brn dk. brn brown brown lt. brn sandy dk. brn black ft. brn fair grey hazel blue blue grey grey hazel blue hazel grey tresh fresh fair pale fresh fresh sallow light fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto plain re| plain regimental ditto ditto 29 Jan. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 5 Feb. 13 Feb. 3 Feb. 8 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. Aldershot Colchester Edinburgh Chatham Colchester Dover Glasgow Warley Woolwich ditto ditto D ; off pass to London off furlough to Edinburgh cut on left temple and 1- jfc aide of forehead recruit, finally approved off pass to London February 19, POLICE GAZETT E. 7 DESERTEI S FROM THE MILITIA. OFFICE NO. NAME. REG. NO. CORPS. WHERE BORN. TKADB. K O • a 1H SIZE. 5 4 HAIE. EYES. FACE. COAT & TBOUSBBS. DATE OP PLACE OF . DESEETN. BESEETION. 10 Anril RHthnalftn. MARKS AKD REMARKS. * absent from training 67076 57077 57078 57079 57080 57081 57082 57083 57084 Abrm. Arrowsmith John Swan John Beard John Sullivan Thomas Davis John Schmidt Alfred Mitchell Thomas Sundall John Sullivan 4129 3782 U61 4007 1018 1061 4216 3773 3778 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto B. thnal Green Aldgate Birmingham W hitechapel, London St. George's Bethnal Green Hastings, Sussex St. George's, London Lambeth cigarmaker tripe dresser labourer ditto cutler labourer ditto tinman dk. bm lt. bro brown brown dk. brn sandy dk. brn dk. brn dk. bm grey grey blue grey hazel brown hazel hazel grey fair fresh sallow fair dark fresh tresh fresh fresh 10 April 24 April 10 April 24 April 24 April 10 April 10 April 24 April 24 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto supp. gone to sea scar on right nates; supp. in gaol scar on face mark on right arm; supp. gone to sen bubo on left groin 67085 John Grant 37 y0 ditto St. Luke's labourer 22 5 7 It. brn grey fresh 24 April ditto 57086 Mark Lickford 3804 ditto St. George's shoemaker 20 5 4 lt. bm grey fresh 24 April ditto 67087 John Mullens 3883 ditto ditto labourer 24 5 74 black grey sallow 24 April ditto 57088 John Daly 3798 ditto Cork ditto 19 5 4} dk. brn hazel sallow — 2 4 April ditto 67089 Henry Lipper 3884 ditto Peek ham, Surrey cabinetmkr. 19 5 54 It. bm grey fresh 24 April ditto 57090 John Lynch 3818 ditto Mallow, Cork labourer 19 5 4| brown hazel sallow 24 April ditto 67091 John May 3810 ditto St. George's, London ditto 19 5 5} dk. bru hazel fresh 24 April V* o 57092 Edward Power 394- ditto Waterlord St. George's, ^ tjdon carpenter 27 5 74 dk. brn grey Iresh — 24 April rjitto 67093 John Ryan 3846 ditto labourer 20 5 84 lt. bru hazel fresh —— 24 April ctitto 67094 Thomas Smith 3801 ditto Newington ditto 20 5 6 brown blue fresh 24 April ditto sear of bubo on right groin supp. transported marks on left hip supp. transported scar on back pockpitted; scar on leg moles on neck and chest 57095 57096 57097 57098 57099 57100 57101 57102 57103 57104 William Webb John Wilson George Brown George Mason Henry Rummicorn John Walker John Milton John Lynch Thomas Sands John Slater 40tK 3806 4062 4099 4230 4154 3850 3845 3805 3795 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto W hitechapel, London Spitalfields Si. George's Boston Bethnal Green Siioreditch Dublin Whitcchapel, London Southward ditto ditto ditto porter labourer painter labourer ditto ditto 18 25 19 126 19 jl9 28 20 20 ' 20 It. bm dk. bm dk. brn dk. brn It. bm brown black lt. brn brown grey brown grey hazel . blue grey grey hazel grey brown fresh fair sallow fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh 24 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 24 April 24 April 24 April 24 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on chest scar on forehead marks on left arm 57105 James King 3S90 ditto B olborn ditto 23 5 4 dk. brn grey sallow 24 April ditto 67106 John Welsh 3935 ditto Spitalfields ditto 18 5 84 brown grey fair 21 April ditto 57107 William Bott 4i48 ditto Islington ditto 18 5 44 brown blue fresh —. 10 April ditto 57108 Charles Lane 4203 ditto St. George's ditto 24 5 6 auburn grey fresh —— 10 April ditto 67109 Thomas Bolland 4307 ditto Ireland ditto 23 5 64 lt. brn grey fresh 10 April ditto 67110 Denis Bryan 3908 ditto Bet hn » lGreen, Londn coetermngr. 20 5 10* brown brown fan- • 24 April ditto 57111 Walter Evans 3919 ditto St. Luke's boxmaker 27 5 8 brown hazel sallow 24 April ditto 67112 Janies Nye 3956 ditto Shorediteh braidmaker 19 5 64 black hazel sallow 24 April ditto 67113 John Barry 4122 ditto Wopping porter 20 5 84 dk. brn hazel fresh 10 April ditto 57114 Robert Hubbard 4118 ditto Mile End labourer 18 5 64 brown grey pale 10 April ditto acar on right arm scar on back marks on arm3 scar under jaw supp. in Artillery scar on face 57115 67116 67117 57118 57119 57120 67121 67122 57123 57124 John Kiminske Oliver Newson Henry Riches John Sullivan John Sullivan William Sweeney John Sanders John Costello James Donovan Henry Jackson 4262 4086 4104 4187 3777 3784 3976 3779 3843 3768 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Spita fields Shoreditch Spitalfields Suffolk Cork Southwark, London Whitechapel Cork St. Andrew's, London Deptford, Kent ditto ditto wadding mk porter labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dk. brn black dk. brn black dk. bm brown brown black brown brown blue grey grey hazel grey hazel hazel hazel grey grey fair dark fair sallow red fresh tair fresh pale fresh 10 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 24 April 24 April 2 4 April 24 April 24 April 2 4 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto scar of bubo on groins; supp. gone to i scar on left arm supp. in Artillery scar of bubo on groins scar on left elbow pockpitted 57125 George Costello 3747 ditto bethnal Green, Londn ditto 20 5 74 brown blue fresh 24 April ditto scar on back 57126 Edward Bonnor 4198 ditto Stepney sawyer 29 5 64 brown hazel sallow 24 April ditto 57127 George Brown 4158 ditto Clerk enwell printer 18 5 44 brown hazel dark — 24 April ditto 67128 Riohard Clarke 4132 ditto Somerset wheelwrght 27 5 54 brown grey fresh —— 10 April ditto scar on forehead 57129 Charles Mallison 4095 ditto Kingstown, Cum bind. labourer 19 5 6 brown fair 10 April ditto marks on left arm 67130 William Webster 2161 Northamptn.* Brafield, Northampt. ditto 23 5 6! black hazel sallow . 27 April Nort. hampt. * absent from traiaiag 57131 John Draper 2166 ditto Little Creaton Bhoemaker 26 5 74 lt. bm hazel fair 27 April ditto 67132 Charles Stewart 2303 ditto Northampton ditto 244 5 8 lt. brn grey sallow 27 April ditto 67133 John Wright 2386 ditto Spratton ditto 224 5 2} lt. brn hazel sallow —— 27 April ditto 57134 John Blanton 2458 ditto Northampton ditto 214 5 3 lt. bro grey fresh • 27 April ditto 57135 67136 57137 67138 57139 57140 57141 57142 57143 57144 Henry Wilton Robert Groom George Bi ee Charles Allen James Roberts Wm. Cartwright John Stevenson William Fitzhugh William Elderkin Thomas Poole 21.72 2516 2532. 2591 2655 2775 2926 3005 3046 313' 2 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Daventry Brixworth Yardley- Hastings Northampton ditto Walgrave Oundle London ditto labourer ditto ditto shoemaker ditto ditto labourer ditto butcher 251,5 21* " 224 261 22f 214 23 22f 25 20 441 brown 5 I brown brown lt. brn lt. bm black brown lt. bm dk. brn It. brn grey hazel hazel grey grey grey grey grey blue blue fresh fresh fair fair fair sallow fair fair fresh fair 27 April 27 April 27 April 27 April 27 April 27 April 27 April 27 April 27 April 27 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on forehead gone to Australia supp. in Roy. Artillery 57145 Joseph King 3i38 ditto Weedon, Northampt. shoemaker 20J 5 44 brown blue fair 27 April ditto ditto 57146 William Kent 3232 ditto Dallington labourer 2 If 5 41 lt. brn grey fair —— 27 April ditto 57147 John Stapleton 3338 ditto Bedford shoemaker 184 5 44 dk. brn hazel sallow 27 April ditto 57148 James Gilpin 3344 ditto Northampton ditto 23 5 44 dk. brn hazel fair . 27 April ditto 57149 John Everest 3479 ditto Oundle miller 234 5 44 lt. brn grey fresh 27 April ditto 57150 John Leadbeater 3510 ditto London shoemaker 28 5 71 brown brown fair —— 13 April ditto 57151 George Leambert 3519 ditto Bamack, Northampt. miller 224 5 44 brown brown fresh — 13 April ditto 57152 George Howell 3555 ditto Northampton labourer 204 5 5! It. bm grey fair 13 April ditto burn on left arm 57153 Thomas Warillow 3592 ditto ditto shoemaker 204 5 8 brown brown fair 13 April ditto 57154 James Smith 3630 ditto ditto bootfimsher 194 5 4 dk. brn brown fresh 13 April ditto 57155 Charles Corner atiii ditto Stretton, Rutland Lilborne, Northampt. labourer 19! 5 44 It. brn jlue fresh —_ : S April auto name supp. to be Thos. Wilkinson 57156 John Clarke 3639 ditto ditto 26! 5 44 dk. brn grey " resh 13 April ditto 57157 Thomas Brown 3641 ditto Northampton shoemaker 18! 5 5 dk. brn grey Fair 13 April ditto 67158 George Green 3644 ditto ditto ditto 18! 5 6 It. brn ? rey fresh 13 April ditto 57159 James Thompson 3654 ditto Daventry bootcloser 26 5 74 dk. brn hazel fresh 13 April ditto 57160 James Murdin 3K63 ditto Northampton shoemaker 18! 5 7 It., bm grey fair 13 April ditto 57161 Charles Lines 36K5 ditto Chipping Warden gardener 211 5 44 dk. brn hazel fresh 13 April ditto 57162 Thomas Ross 3667 ditto Bozeat blacksmith • 24 5 6 dk. brn grey fresh 13 April ditto 57163 George Gent 3696 ditto Wellingborough shoemaker 21 5 74 brown grey fair 13 April ditto supp. in neighbourhood of'Change- alley, Londa 57164 Philip Tilley 3713 ditto Northampton ditto 194 5 44 dk. bm grey Ballow 13 April ditto 57165 David Noble 3714 ditto Piddington carpenter 30 5 6! brown grey fair 13 April ditto 57166 Timothy Shea 3717 ditto Cork shoemaker 284 5 7! It. brn grey fair 13 April ditto ditto 57167 William Jones 495 Radnor* Knucklass labourer Y0 5 6 brown grey fair _ 13 May Presteign * absent from training 67168 William Parry 403 ditto Ludlow, Salop bookseller 26 5 7 blaek brown dark 13 May ditto 57169 Thomas Brunt 435 ditto Kennersly, Hereford drainer 25 5 7! brown blue fair 13 May ditto 57170 Joseph Harries 580 Carmth. Art* Cai mart, hen haulier 25 5 6! aubum brown fresh 14 May Carmarthen tattooed on arms * absent from training 57171 John Jones 595 ditto Llanbodairne, Cardgn shoemaker 28 5 74 brown grey fresh 14 May ditto 57172 John Lloyd • 197 ditto Llan w in io, Carmrthn. labourer 22 5 10 brown grey fresh — 28 May ditto 57173 57174 William Stewart William Butler 2624 1977 Renfrew* Tli, .. 1... * Pa- sley, Renfrew Borringdon, Herts ditto ditto 20 234 5 5 5 c brown It., bm hazel grey sallow freah 15 July Greenock H. Wy crribe * absent from training mark under right ear ditto J5UCK8 0 24 April 57175 Charles Lewis 2061, ditto Chesham, Bucks shoemaker 204 5 4 red grey Ballow 24 April ditto 57176 John Bryant 2067 ditto Clay don blacksmith 25! 5 34 dark lt. brn fair 24 April ditto 57177 John Winchester 2438 ditto Datehet, Berks labourer 234 5 5 It. bm grey fresh 24 April ditto supp. in Army 57178 James Abel Thorpe -.' 549 ditto Newport Pagnel, Bcks ditto 19 5 5 brown grey freck. 24 April ditto supp. in neighbourhood of Northampton 57179 Henry Coker 2646 ditto Burnham ditto 234 5 6 ilk. brn grey fresh • 10 April ditto supp. in neighbourhood of Hounslow 57180 Arthur Simco 2710 ditto Emberton blacksmith 193 5 10 brown grey dark , . — 10 April ditto supp. working in Loudon 57181 67182 Charles Plater George Williams 2718 • 2724 ditto ditto Haddenbam Cippenham labourer ditto 33* 19! 5 6 K black dk. bm dk. bm grey fair fair O 2 24 April 10 April ditto ditto gone to Aust. i alia scar on forefinger 57183 John Smith 2726 ditto Little Marlow ditto 204 5 9 dk. brn grey fair 10 April ditto 57184 Nathan Miller 2713 ditto Harrlwiok ditto 22J 5 104 brown hazel fresh 24 April ditto supp. in Army 57185 Abel Tapping 2781 ditto Longwick ditto 18 5 7 brown hazel fair 10 April ctitto in 2ud Surrey Militia 57186 John A. Smith 2808 ditto Olney tanner 22! 5 9 brown grey fair 10 April ditto wart on left eye 57187 William Reece 2825 ditto Stony Stratford labourer 19} 5 7 brown grey fair 10 April ditto 57188 William Jones 2826 ditto ditto ditto 224 5 8 dk. brn brown dark 10 April ditto 67189 David Jardme 1259 Fife* Dunfermline, Fife ditto 18! 5 74 It. brn blue fresh _ 25 June Cupar scar on chest and neok 57190 Peter Drew 1256 ditto Edinburgh tailor 18S 5 54 dk. bm blue fresh ,1 25 June ditto 57191 George Masterton 1271 ditto Dunfermline, Fife miner 234 5 6 brown grey fresh 25 June ditto 57192 Thomas Brimton 1283 ditto Abernethy labourer 184 5 54 It, bm bluo fresh • 25 June ditto 57193 Hugh R. Durie 715 ditto Kirkcaldy pleughman 224 5 5 brown grey fresh 9 July ditto 67194 Jas. Cunningham 741 ditto Dysart weaver 24 5 10 brown grey sallow 9 July ditto 57196 Robert Dick 775 ditto Abbotehall ploughman 21! 5 54 fair hazel ruddy 9 July ditto 57196 Christopher Birrel 811 ditto Cupar ditto 22 5 54 brown blue fair 9 July ditto 57197 Donald McDonald 818 ditto Kirkhill, Inverness groom 224 5 6 fair blue fresh 9 July ditto 57198 James Lawson 888 ditto Dunfermline, Fife weaver 211 5 5! dk. bm blue fresh 9 July ditto supp. in 92nd Foot 57199 George Scott 922 ditto Carnbie ploughman 21 4 5 64 fair blue fresh 9 July ditto 57200 John Headrigg 943 ditto Cupar labourer 23 5 6| fair blue fresh — 9 July ditto supp. in 11th Hussars 67201 Join Birrell 986 ditto Dunfermline weaver 204 5 5 brown blue fresh 9 July ditto 67202 John Piggie 996 ditto Falkland labourer 2H 5 10 brown blue swarth 9 July ditto scars on neck 57203 Frank Divine 1062 ditto Dunfermline ditto 205 5 6 brown grey fresh 9 July ditto tattooed on left arm; supp, in 19th foot 67204 George Wood 1105 ditto Dunbog tanner 20 6 brown blue fresh D 9 July ditto DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA ( continued). NAME. BUS-. NO. C0BP9. WHBBB BOBS. g J SIZE. | UAIB. BYEft. FACE. OOAT & TROT." EBB. DATE OP | riiAOE OP DESBTN. DESEBTION. MAI-. K. S AITD REMARKS. Joseph White George Smith John O'Neil James Yates David Sturk David Mutter Andrew McLean William Stewart James Russell Walter Scott 1136 1140 1171 1150 1172 1180 1181 1184 1193 1195 Fife* ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Edward Frame Richard Byrne John Lowe James Johnston Henry Ashcroft Patrick McAlroy Anthony Jennings John Hogan Thomas Kelly Patrick Young 1897 1227 2483 281 3165 1334 1642 1016 1081 1126 Stirlingshire Kent ArtiL 7 th Lancashire Longford* North Lincoln WestmthRtt* ditto ditto ditto ditto | Strath rniglo Kirkcaldy Dunfermline Torryburn Dunfermline Kirkcally Dysart Kirkcaldy Kettle Cults Kilkenny Dover Manchester Tinplemichael, Lngfd. Lincoln Reht'ortbridget Mullinwr Kilbeggtni Moate Rathowen labourer ditto weaver alter gardener hammermn. irondresscr brassfoundr labourer ditto 19* 15 324 5 18415 20 | 5 18S| 5 24 234 254 19J 20 8 j brown 8 ! brown 541 black 6 ! brown 5 I dk. brn 84 brown brassfoundr musician labourer ditto * servant dealer labourer ditto ditto 18 23i 224 29 26 20 23 23 25 20J brown brown It. brn brown I dk. brn dark It. brn 5 8J dk. brn 104 74 54 74 11 brown brown brown brown brown fair grey blue hazel hazel hazel hazel blue blue Igrey Igrey grey hazel blue blue blue blue grey grey grey grey fresh fresh fresh fresh tresh fresh fresh fresh fresh I fresh fresh I tweed fresh j blue; tweed fresh j black fair j fresh | plain fresh fresh fresh fair fair 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July Cupar ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on left thigh in 74th Foot * absent from training scarification marks on breast front tooth broken, sear on forehead sear on left foot 1L Aug. 21 Oct. 30 Oct. 18 July 19 Nov. 1 June 1 June 1 J(# 1 . TOie 1 June Stirling Dover Bury Longford Lincoln Mullingar ditto ditto ditto ditto supp. gone to Chatham, and enlisted scar on forehead * absent from training hard of hearing * ginger- beer maker * absent from training f Wostraeath reported gone to America in Scotland gone to America ditto 57225 Thomas Bussy 1158 ditto Moate ditto 1214 5 7 browu blue fair 1 June ditto in England 57226 James Bannon 1255 ditto Kilbeggan ditto 19 5 64 dk. brn groy fresh • 1 June ditto in Scotland 57227 Thomas Curly 1259 ditto Athlone ditto 23 5 7 dark grey fresh 1 June ditto gone to America j burn, right elbow 57228 George Byron 1285 ditto Castlepollard ditto 194 5 G black blue sallow 1 June ditto in Liverpool 57229 William Doyle 1307 ditto Atlilone ditto 29 5 7 dk. brn brown dark 1 June ditto in England 5723d Michael Gorman 1339 ditto Nwtwnforbe?, Lngfrd. ditto 25 5 6 brown grey sallow 1 Juno ditto gone to America 57231 Owen Dunleary 1345 ditto BalUnalea ditto 28 5 7 brown grey fresh 1 June ditto ditto 57232 Patrick Russell 1370 ditto Mullingar, Westmth. ditto 19 5 6 brown grey fresh . 1 June ditto ditto 57238 Peter Fetherston 1397 ditto Moate servant 22 5 6 It. bm ! hazel fresh 1 June ditto ditto 57234 William Trapler 1423 ditto Rochfortbridge labourer 32 5 7 black hazel fresh 1 June ditto ditto scar on right hip 57235 Thomas Ryan 14- 30 ditto Kilbeggan ditto 24 5 94 It. brn grey fresh 1 June ditto in Scotland; ecar on left cheek 57236 James Quiskelly 1467 ditto ditto ditto 32 5 6 It. bm blue fresh 1 Juno ditto ditto scar on right thigh 57237 Pierce Boyhan 1523 ditto Mullingar ditto 23 5 e> i It. brn blue fresh 1 June ditto gone to America 57238 Martin Lynch 1526 ditto Moate ditto 254 5 8 brown bine fresh 1 June ditto 57239 Michael Connor 1535 ditto Kilbeggan blacksmith 224 5 7 brown brown dark 1 June ditto in Scotland 57240 William Gaynor 1558 ditto Ballinacargy labourer 204 5 54 brown grey fresh 1 June ditto gone lo America 67241 Ryan Laharty 1560 ditto Rathdowning, Qun's. ditto 29£ 5 9i dk. brn hazel fresh 1 June ditto scar on right eyebrow 57243 Patrick Cox 1565 ditto Ballinacargy, Wtmth. ditto 28 5 4 brown grey fresh 1 June ditto reported gono to America 57243 Michael Cullen 1572 ditto Moate bricklayer 26 5 5 brown black fresh 1 June ditto ditto 57241 John Bourke 1608 ' ditto Mullingar blacksmith 27 5 8 brown hazel fresh — I June ditto ditto anchor right arm NAME. William Gregory R. Lamprey D. Fall Josh. W. Johnson James Jemond C. Wright J. Withers J. Rogers John Gray Thomas Wingham Thomas Richards Patrick Murphy John Powell J. Farrer F. Cole William Mole William Halfhead James Ellerton Stephen Goram William Carter John Reed George Lasserter Charles Redmond Robert Cooper Edward Pitt William Pike John Thompson Edward Wood James Travis Edward Hinks David Guthrie Robert Cooper James Chapman Robert Coupon Edward Perieu Henry Hyatt James Foulson Cornelius Waite William Hayward Thomas Spaven Thomas Bull Robert Tall David Stanley Charles Harvey William Kennie John Wilson John Connell Francis Haydon Robert Wilkins Richard Lewin ADMIRALTY, February 19, 1864. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service, SHIP DESEBTED OB DIS- CHARGED FBOM. DATE. BATIN8. SIZE. WHEBE HORN. HAIB. 13 Feb. 16 Feb. 16 Feb. 27 Jail. 18 Jan. 13 Feb. 14 Feb. ! 12 Feb. 6 Feb. ilO Feb. 8 Feb. 11 Feb. 11 Feb. 12 Feb. 11 Feb. 29 Jan. 1 Feb. 2 Feb. I Feb. 4 Feb. 4 Feb. 4 Feb. 4 Feb. 4 Feb. Feb. 20 Nov. 8 Feb. 3 Feb. 6 Feb. ; 5 Feb 8 Feb. 5 Feb. 8 Feb. 8 Feb. 7 Jan. 6 Feb. 7 Feb. 3 Feb. 17 Jan. II Dec. 1 Jan. 4 Feb. ; 4 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. | A. B. private, R. Marines j ditto j boy, 1st class gunner, R. M. A. i private, R. Marines t ditto ditto '• carpenter's crew ' servant A. B. pensioner stoker private, R. Marines ditto ordinary stoker A. B. ditto i 2nd capt., forecastle | A. B. i ditto ordinary A. B. ! bov, 1st class : A. B. ditto stoker ditto A. B. stoker A. B. ordinary, 2nd class stoker A. B. ditto private, R. Marines A. B. ditto ditto ordinary ditto ordinary, 2nd class ordinary private, R. Marines A. B. ditto boy, 2nd class ditto stoker 8 7 11 9 9 5 6 64 14 9 5 64 7 8 Wandsworth, Surjrgy Archbrittle, Somerset Tadley, Hants Bristol Galloway Brighton Portsmouth Gomersall Portsea, Hants Plymouth Guernsey Ireland Surrey Bradford Portsea, Hants : 35 47 24 126 29 45 20 26 314 22 29 28 28? 224 21 21 24 25 22 30 29 17 17 28 | It. brn ! brown brown ; brown 1 dk. brn ! brown ! light ! brown black dark black brown brown light brown MARKS AMB REMARKS. grey i — blue fair grey | fair grey . ruddy blue I — hazel blue blue blue dark grey hazel hazel grey hazel fair fair fair ruddy dark 5 541 Yarmouth, Norfolk 5 34 i Linton 5 6 | Manchester 5 74 [ Landport, Hants 5 641 Glasgow 5 9 | Hants 5 6 | Shirley 5 84 Falmouth 5 94 Edinburgh 5 1 Stonehousc, Devon 5 H Bradford, Yorkshire 5 4 Salisbury 5 5 Brilport, Dorset 5 5 Spittle, Durham 5 4 Frome, Somerset 5 5 Portsmouth 5 31 Dorset 5 7 London 5 8 ditto 5 6 Leeds 5 6 Lancashire 4 9 Sussex 4 84 Landport, Hants 5 7 Buckingham brown ' grey brown fair brown brown brown dark brown brown brown brown brown : dk. brn fair brown brown brown light brown dark brown It. brn light brown brown blue hazel blue grey blue brown hazel grey grey blue ' grey blue blue hazel grey blue hazel dark blue haze' blue hazel £ 1 reward served in St. Vincent awl Melpomene £ 5 reward dark sallow fresh fair fresh sallow fair served in Stromboli, Nile, and Boscawen £ 3 reward two images and initials on right arm, and anchor on left hand pockpitted served in Renown, Hero, Asia, and Osborne £ 3 reward ditto ditto served in Impregnable and London £\ reward served in St. Vincent, Malacca, and Duke nf Wellington ink marks on arms; served in Queen, Duke of Wellington, and Asia No reward will be given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a regular Police is organized, but all reasonable expenses will bo paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. DIVISION. WHEBE BORN. TBADE. SIZE. HAIB. I EYES. I I PACE. COAT & TEOtTSEKS. DATE OP OE3EUTN. PLACE OP DESERTION. MARKS AJTD REMARKS. Sam. Josh. Russell Thomas Newlan Joseph Wood William Johnson Jestyn Davis Philip Titley Nicholas Day William Saunders Ralph Sturgess George Lee Frederick Weldon John Toner John Hart Henry Whitaker Henry Browe Josh. Williams Thomas Smith Joseph Pickard Arthur Wright William Mumford Chatham ditto ditto ditto Plymouth ditto ditto Chatham Woolwich ditto ditto ditto Chatham Woolwich ditto Portsmouth Woolwich Chatham Plymouth Chatham Long Ditton, Surrey Ballingarry, Limerick London London jLlangall, Glamorgan ; Stone, Stafford : Bristol Dover Derby | Oldham, Lancashire j Marylebone, London [ Dublin i Moate, We8tmeath Birr, King's j Manchester I Southampton i Birmingham j ditto ! Exeter IPershore, Worcester labourer ditto carpenter labourer watchmaker labourer ditto bricklayer swordmakr. labourer ditto ditto draper labourer coachbuildr labourer * * labourer ditto 19 214 19J 20 24. 354 23| 244 18J 20 23 22 i 204 264 234 27 224 31 18? 234 7 104 8 64 54 8? 6i 7 61 74 9 7 74 6 7 6 ibrown jblue 7i! brown grey 64' brown grey 64 dk. brn! hazel 7 dk. bm It,, brn dk. brn light It. brn It. brn brown It. brn brown brown brown It. brn brown black dk. brn brown hazel hazel hazel blue grey blue blue brown grey blue blue blue grey black grey grey i fresh i fresh ; fresh fresh dark fresh fair fresh sallow fresh fresh sallow fresh fair sallow fresh fresh dark fair fresh undress uniform ditto ditto uniform undress uniform ditto plain undress uniform uniform undress uniform uniform nndress uniform ditto 11 Feb. 10 Feb. 11 Feb. 7 Feb. 24 Jan. 1 Feb. j 4 Feb. 31 Jan. 3 Feb. 30 Jan. | 20 Jan. 30 Jan. ; 22 Jan. 22 Jan. 22 Jan. 17 - Tan. 18 Jan. 18 Jan. 6 Jan. 13 Jan. Chatham ditto ditto ditto Plymouth ditto ditto Chatham Woolwich ditto ditto ditto Chatham Woolwich ditto Forton Woolwich Chatham Plymouth Chatham off furlough to Cork tattooed on right arm; off short pass to London anchor right arm, sailor left, ring left middle finger pockpitted recruit D burn on chest anchor on left arm * alias Richard off furlough ditto to Kingstown, Dublin to Parsonstown off furlough to Birmingham * locket castor filer ditto ditto * German silver spoonmkr. ditto to Plym stock ditto to Pershore D LONDON : PRINTED FOB HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE BY HARRISON AND SONS, ST. MARTIN'S LANE, W. C. L Royal Adelaide, straggler Excellent, straggler ditto ditto Defence, deserter Excellent, straggler ditto ditto Asia, straggler ditto . ditto ditto ditto Excellent, straggler ditto Duncan, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Harrier, discharged Wekesley, deserter Asia, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Hogue, discharged Cambridge, deserter Excellent, straggler Orontes, straggler Cornwallis, doserter ditto ditto Russ'll, straggler Hector, straggler ditto Orontes, straggler Asia, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto