POLICE GAZETTE, lip autf> oritj)> IPtv^ S \ \ ' . CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, repute* 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 knrnvn hut 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, ivith 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. 3905 FRIDAY, MArCH 4, 1864. Kotlre.— It is requestor that all communications for the pur- . pogc of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or stolon property, may Itear the Signature of the person requiring or tending the same, and all applications in reference .' o the POLICE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to MR. W. 1). BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. * » * Whenever it is desired that an/ person shoul d ue appre- hended, and tho A'uwe is given, it is indispensably necessary that aa Information should bo made and sworn to before a Magistrate, of the Offence charged, and an attested copy thereof, together with the Advertisement, forwarded to the Editor for insertion. As no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all Letters addressed to the Editor lUU. st be prepaid, otherwise tiie insertion will not be made. It is requested that tho Names and Inscriptions of Deserters- and Absentees from the Militia, as well as those from the regular Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE G AZETTE, may be addressed to " Tho Undor Secretary of State for War, War Office, Pall Mall, London, S. W.," us they cannot be published without his authority. INFO R M ATIONS MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. At an adjourned inquest held on the 20tli ultimo, the coroner's jury returned a verdict of ' Wilful Murder' against some person or persons unknown, for tlie murder of a male child found in the Shropshire Union Canal, at the parish of Llandisilio, Montgomeryshire, on the 18th January last; it appeared to have been in the water about fourteen days, and to be between two and three months old ; dressed in u white oalico shirt, long flannel, the tup lined with calico, red flannel binder, small pattern lilac print nightgown, white woollen, hood, and two calico napkins; the clothes all'' appear to be j new and neatly made, A reward of £ 50 will he paid by the Government to any person who shall give such information and j evidence as shall lead to the discovery and conviction of the; murderer or murderers of the said child ; and Sir George Grey : will advise the grant of Her Majesty's gracious pardon to any j accomplice, not being the person who actually committed the murder, who shall give such evidence as shall lead to the same result. Information to be given at the Chief Constahle's Office, Welshpool, or at the Llandisilio Police Station, where the • clothes mny be seen.— Bow- street, March 4. FORGERY. Description of JAMES HAMPTON, who is charged at Inverness with forging and uttering. He is said to be a native of London, is from 25 to 30 years of age, 0 feet 1 inch high, light brown hair, bushy whiskers on chin, large blue eyes, Roman nose inclining to side at the point, has lost an upper front tooth, the whole of his upper front teeth are wide set, and good- looking; dressed when last seen in « grey top- coat, andjbrown tweed trousers mixed with white dots ; he served some time in the D Division of the Metropolitan Police, Londou, his number being 322, and living then at 13, George- street, St. Pancraa. He may try to get employment in some police establishment, or may go abroad, as he'obtained £ 60 by means of the forgery. Information to be given to Mr. William Murray, Chief Constable, Inverness, who holds a warrant'for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 22. ROBBERY AND LARCENY PROM THE PERSON. Stolen from the person of a gentleman, in the borough of Uipon, with great violence, between 11 and 12 p. m. on the 27th ultimo, a double bottom engine- turned silver lever Watch, expansion bnlance, jewelled in six holes, 6pring above, sunk seconds, and capped, No. 60974, had attached a gold Albert Chain, snake pattern, with a Key which is supposed to have a blue and red stone turning on a swivel at the top of key ; a red faded leather Purse, with clasp, containing £ 5 14s. in Gold and Silver. By two men of the following description : one about 28 years of age, 5 feet G or 7 inches high, round pale face, no whiskers ; dressed in dark cloth short jacket, dark trousers and vest, and dark low. crowned hat. The other about 30 years of age, 6 feet 11 inches high, stout built, large round face, thick lips, no whiskers, very ruff hands, and rolling gait; dressed in grey cloth or fustian coat, black cloth trou- sers, and light grey cap, he may have changed his coat and be wearing a red plush or worsted waistcoat, with fustian back and sleeves. £ 2 reward will be paid on the recovery of the • watch, and conviction of the offenders. Information to be given to Mr. Wm. Burniston, Chief Borough Police Office, Itipon.— Bom- street, March 4, The silver Watch stolen at the ' George Inn' tap- room at Spilsby, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 2nd instant, has been found, and two men apprehended for stealing it, and remanded to the 7th instant.— bow- street, March 4, Stolen from the person of Edwin Tailer, at Hadeley- green, Ironbridge, Salop, on the 14th ultimo, A silver verge Watch, with plain figures, makers Delvecctio and Catia, Wellington, Salop, No. 1293 ; it may be pawned or sold in some of the surrounding towns. Information to be given to P. C. Wood- hous, Ironbridge, Salop.— Bow- street, March 4. Stolen from the person at Cambridge steeple chase, on the 18th ultimo, supposed by some persons who came from the neighbourhood of Shoreditch, and are in the habit of attending races, a single cased silver lever Watch, convex dial, and steel hands, the back opens by a thumb- piece, maker Wm. Harris, Newmarket; had a bronze chain of foreign make attached. Also a gold double bottom hunting Geneva Watch, anchor escapement, jewelled in 10 holes with five rubies, white enamel dial with seconds hand, the case has a number on it and is engine- turned. Information to be given to Mr. Chief Super- intendent Stretten, Chesterton- road, Cambridge.— Bow- street, March 4. Stolen about 4 p. m. on the 2nd instant, from the person of a lady, at a draper's shop in Market- place, Burslem, a leather Purse, with brass clasp in the shape of a hand, containing two £ 5 Bank of England Notes, one is numbered W | P 63541, October 14, 1863, both are marked in ink ' Mrs. Ford, 27th ( or 29th) 2- 64, J. M.,' payment of which is stopped ; and three Sovereigns. £ 2 reward will be given to any peison giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and convic- tion of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Information to be given to Mr. Thomas Povey, Superintendent of Police, Burslem, Staffordshire Potteries.— Bow- street, March 4. Description of a Watch stolen from the person of William Grace, at the ' Sun' public- house, Chamham Street, Wilts, on the 27th ultimo, by a man who is remanded, and who gives the name of JOHN MENGMAN, of Dog- row, Three Coats- lane, Mile End, London, and is about 27 years of age, 5 feet inches high, thin pale face, dark hair, no whiskers, and thabbily dressed. It is a pair case rack lever watch, No. 6911, maker A. Heckles, Liverpool, with brass Chain and three com- mon Keys, one broken, a small Seal, an American Coin, and three Cents attached. Information to be given to Mr. Thomas Stetten, Superintendent, Marlborough, Wilts. — Bow- street, March 2. Stolen about 8 p. m. on the 26th ultimo, from the person of a gentleman in the city of Manchester, a gold lever Watch, makers' H. Davies and Sons, Birmingham. Any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and convic- tion of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the watch, shall receive £ 3 reward, on application to Captain Palin, Chief Constable, Town Hall, King- street, Manchester.— Bow- street, March 2. Stolen between 4 and 6 p. m. on the 25th instant, from the person of George Workman, on the highway near Semple Sowerby, Westmorland, a strong jean Purse, with partition, containing £ 20 in Sovereigns, Half- sovereigns, and Silver, and three £ 5 Notes, supposed of different banks. By a woman, from 20 to 30 years of age, about 5 feet high, dark complexion, dark brown eyes, proportionate make, round freckled face ; dressed in a white and brown mixture straw hat, trimmed with dark ribbon, dark shawl, white stockings, and boots, and when walking has a waddling gait. She is supposed to be accompanied by two men who were on the road near the place at the time the robbery was committed : one is 20 or 21 years of age, about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, dark complexion, stout build ; dressed in dark clothes, daik cap, and carried a dark stick. The other appears to be from 40 to 50 years of age, nearly 6 feet high, rather grey hair, and slender build ; dressed in a dark coat, and hat, and supposed drab or cord ribbed trou- sers. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent R. Parks Constabulary Office, Appleby, or at the County Chief Con- stable's Office, Carlisle.— Bow- street, February 29. Stolen on the 22nd instant, from a gentleman in York- street, St. James's, a brown leather Pocket- book, containing four £ 10 Bank of England Notes, Nos. 49613, 43139, 47876, 5060, the first three dated 1862, the other 8163 ; two £ 5 Bank of England Notes; and three Sovereigns.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, February 26. Stolen from the person, on the 20th instant, in the parish of Horseheath, a small silver Geneva Watch. By a man about 5 feet 8 inches high, stout make, had large bushy whiskers, and wore ear- rings ; dressed in an old brown pilot jacket, white cotton cord trousers, old red plush waistcoat, lace- up boots, and red worsted cap. Information to be given to Mr. Superinten- dent Yeo, Linton, Cambridgeshire.— Bow- street, February 24. Stolen about 5 p. m. on the 18th instant, from the person of a gentleman in Manchester, a gold Repeater Watch, with enamelled dial, maker Roskill, Liverpool, No. 10116. Any person giving such information as may lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, shall receive £ 5 reward, on application to Mr. Super- intendent Godby, B Division, Livesey- st., Oldham- road, or at any Police Station in Manchester.— Bow- street, February 24. Stolen in Edinburgh, on the evening of the 20th instant, from the person, a gold duplex Watch, No. 6476, maker ' J. Morrice, Fan- street, London, No. 1700' scratched on case, jewelled in six holes, double backed, plain cases, white enamel dial, cracked at thq jigure 6, has three odd gold hands, and the bow is broken. Information to be given to the Superintendent of City Police, Edinburgh.— Bow- street, February 24. Stolen, on the 17th instant, from a lady, whilst in an omnibus between Walworth and the Great Eastern Railway, Shoreditch: a leather Purse, containing a £ Si Bank of England Note; a Deposit Note for £ 60, payable at London Joint Stock Bank ; a Crystal Palace Dividend Cheque for £ 3 8s., payable at the Union Bank ; a Londonderry and Enniskillen Cheque for £ 4 8s., payable at Roberts' Bank; and a Brazilian Railway Dividend Cheque for £ 7 19s. 7d., payable at Rothschild's Bank. ' Sarah Gardner ' on cheques.— Metropolitan Police, H Division, February 22. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. The dwelling- house of Mr. S. C. Walton, of Ashbourne, Derbyshire, was broken and entered between 3 and 4 p. m. on the 2nd instant, during the absence of the family, and two silver Tea Spoons, marked ' S. L. W.,' two ditto, electro, not marked, and three Sovereigns, were stolen therefrom. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Superintendent James Corbishley, Constabulary, Ashbourne, Derbyshire.— Bow- street, March, 4. During the night of the 1st instant, the office of Mr. Heptinstall, miller, of Castleford, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: about 10s. in Copper Money, a dark grey mixture shooting Coat, black horn buttons, bound with black braid, pockets inside and out, and much worn ; a light grey dress Coat, thin material, has been washed, pockets outside and one inside left breast, ink mark inside left breast caused by wiping a pen, and large brown buttons, one of which is broken ; a black curled hairy Cap, with ear covers. Information to be given to Mr. Superinten- dent Hall, West Riding Sessions House, Pontefract, Yorkshire. — Bow- street, March 4. Stolen during the night of the 27th ultimo, from the dwelling- house and shop of Mrs. Mary Rushton, grocer, Wokingham, Berks, by means of housebreaking: a very old- fashioned small silver verge Watch, flat glass slightly fractured, round handle, had a piece of black ribbon and a brass key attached ; a very old- fashioned pinchbeck Watch, back very much scratched and worn, minute hand broken off in middle, had attached a small gold Seal with white stone ( a man with a hammer in his hand in the act of striking on an anvil); about s- i! 4bs. of Shag Tobacco ; a gammon of fiacon, about 12 lbs. ; about 3 lbs. of Wiltshire Cheese ; aboire 5s. in Copper ; and about 3s. in Threepenny and Fourpenny Pieces. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Superintendent O'Neill, Consta- bulary Station, Wokingham, Berks.— Bow- street, March 2. Stolen from a warehouse in the borough of Oldham, on the night of the 27th or early the following morning, by means of unlocking the warehouse door, and afterwards forcing open the counting- house door, 10s. in Silver, 16s. worth of Receipt Stamps, and 5s. worth of Postage Stamps. Information to be given to Mr. James Wetherell, Chief Constable, Oldham, Lan- cashire.— Bow- street, February 29. Between the 3rd December last and the 24th instant, during the absence of the family, the dwelling- house of Thomas Atkinson, of the township of Sedbergh, Yorkshire, licensed hawker, was broken and entered, and four striped cotton Shirts ; a pair of ribbed fustian Trousers ( boy's size); a green cloth Crimean Overcoat; a large diaper Table Cover ; a woman's lilac cotton Dress; a black and green Counterpane on white ground ; a woollen Blanket; a small piece of bedside Carpet; and three or four Pillowcases, stolen therefrom. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Exton, West Riding Court Room, Ingleton, near Lancaster, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 29. Description of a ticket- of- leave convict, No. of licence 114 A, charged with burglary : a man, 21 years of age, 5 feet 4! j inches high, fair complexion, full face, high cheekbones, light hair; dressed in dark clothes.— Metropolitan Police » P Division, February 26. Between 6 and 9 p. m. on the 21st instant, a dwelling- house at Mirfield was broken and entered, and the following property stolen : a patent lever gold Watch, engine- turned, cracked enamelled dial, black Roman figures, gold hands, and seconds hand broken off, had attached a gold Albert Chain, gold Key with puce stone, and a small Trinket in imitation of a Bible ; a pair of plain gold Earrings ; a gentleman's plain, gold Ring with white stone ; and about 15 yards of black Silk. A reward of £ 10 will be given for such information as shall lead to the recovery of the property, and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Mr.. Super- intendent Martin, West Riding Constabulary, Dewsbury, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 24. During the night of the 20th instant the dwelling- house of Mr. John Coleman, Walmer, Kent, was broken and entered, and a grey and white tame Rabbit; an unbleached Table- cloth ; two white ditto ; three pairs, of men's Boots ( one elastic! side, one cossack, and one balmoral); a blue Overcoat with velvet collar, torn on the inside, flannel check lining; a ditto with pockets outside ; a ditto with light drab lining ; a Sheet; several links of Sausages; and about 2£ lbs. of thin Derby Cheese stolen therefrom. Information to be given to Mr. Super- intendent W. Stokes, Kent Constabulary, Sandwich.—- Bow- street, February 24. Stolen from a shop in Oldham, on the night of the 14th instant, during the absence of the family, by unlocking the shop door, four pairs of women's Boots, with kid tops, elastic sides, patent leather fronts, and military heels ; a pair of men's Boots, with elastic sides, and black polished soles ; a pair of men's Boots, with elastic sides, goloshed round with patent leather, cramped points, fronts witl) 6 white imitation buttons; and a pair of short Wellington Boots. Information tq he given w: 254 P O L I C E GAZETTE. March 4. K \ r 1 '' W ' | p | A to Mr. Wetherell, Chief Constabfe, Oldham, Lancashire.-* Betr- street, February 22. During tlie night of the lTth instant, the house of John Meakin, near Wrexham, Denbighshire, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen then from : a light cashmere Shawl, with large flower in corner, of different colours ; a pair of brown calico Sheets ; a flannel Shirt, with long sleeves and wristbands ; a pair of black cloth Boots, laced up inside, nearly new ; a pair of blue woollen Stockings ; two brown felt Hats, children's size ; a white double- breasted moleskin Waistcoat; two white lambs wool Mufflers ; eight Eggs ; a pack of Cards; and a double- breasted black frock Coat, much worn. Infor- mation to Iw giwu to Mr. John Bradshaw, Superintendent, County Police Office, Wrexham, Denbighshire.— Bow- strect, February 22. V On the 10th irtstttnt, the parish church at Newland, Gloucester, was broken and entered, and a small black glazed linen Bag, about 14 inches \ j 10 was stolen. Supposed by travelling bellhangers or tramps. A reward of £ 10 will be paid by the churchwardens of Newland to any one who will give such information as will lead to the conviction of the offenders. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Taylor, Coleford, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, Februaty 22. ' Description of RALPH HOUGHTON, alias HORTON, who is charged with housebreaking at Sandbach, Cheshire, on tWe 13th instant, and - for Whose apprehension a warrant has been granted : he js about 26 years of age, 5 feet G or 7 incheB high, fresh completion, freckled facc, s^ idy hair and whiskers ; dressfed in dark ' cloth mixture jacket with large pockets, dark cloth cap, fustian vest and trousers, and very strong hoots: is supposed to beat some ironworks in Staffordshire. Informa- tion to he given to Mr. Superintendent Blake, Constabulary Station, Middlesex; ox to Sergeant Hulme, Constabulary Station, Sandbach Cheshire.— JJuw- stieU, February 22. • During the nigh't jof the Inth instant, the < lwelling- house of Thomas Gardner. Gaydon, Warwickshire, was entered by means of taking a ijMre of glass out of the kitchen window, and the following j> h> p- I'ty ' stolen therefrom, two pairs of men's laco up Boots, nearly nev^, one pair very strongly and well nailed, the other lighter, and nailed in the soles with snMl) round- headed nails, ia the shape of a diamond, and tips on the heels; a plaid Shawl, with a yellow and purple border ; abotit |> lb. of mixed Tea ;. and about! of raw Sugar. Supposed bytijimpa, who maybe wmiring the stolen boota Information to he given to Samuel Pugh, Inspector of Police, Kineton, Warwickshire.— How- street, February ' 2,2. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Supposed to h ito been stolen,. from Tarporley, on the 28th ultimo, the propd ty of Mr. George Ellis, a bay mare Pony, with white face, about 12i hands high, has a spavin on off hind leg, and is aged. Information to ba given to Superinten- dent Gwyne, Police Office, Tarporley, Cheshire.— bow- street, March 4'. Bet ween tho 27th ultimo and. the, l., t instant, a ewe Siie^* the property of Mr. Edward Spence, of Sutton, near hull, was slaughtered in a field near his house, nnd the carcase taken away, the skin, head, and feet having been left behind. Infur- mation to be given to Mr. Robert Watson, Superintendent, East riding Constabulary, Sproatley, Yorkshire.— Bow- sircot, Mqrch 4. s Supposed to have been stolen, froui afield at Bryncalod, Salop, on the ni^ ht of the 19th ultimo, the property oi Mr. R. Edwards, two fat wether Sheep, of tho c1un forest breed, marked with a dot of raddle on the shoulder and loin, a notch: out of the end of the left ear; and the right eat' ip slit , half- way' dowu. , ftevv^ krd will bo paid to any person who will give such in| unniition a. i vvUHu'. 11-> the apprehension and conviction of ti:, 9 oBf' TnU. i" or offenders, and r yovery of the sheep ( if stolen), IflfoiWtiop tu he given to Mr. Superintendent Baxter, Church Street, w to P. C. Murray, bricknell, salop.— Bow- dree:, February 20., Stolen during the night of ' he " i'th instant, from a stable at Rodeu, in the partih oi High ercall, in the county of Salop, tho property of Mr. William. Light, farmer, a black Cart Horse, ' 8 y ears within. with, Chain, and Cart Bridle . with t\\ isted BlMnd joint in it,' A luan of the following detcription i.; suspected: ajipu't 20 ye* it. of uge, 5 feet 7 or if luu^ v- i high, jfjiper light hair, sujall whiskers, and pule sallow, eomjde^ iwi ; dressed ( the day pre--, tious) iu old dark tiou era'. torn about the kir cs, cotton cord ditto underne > th, a id ml) ant". k fropk, grey waistcoat,; ; red neckerchief, dirty shirt collar turned down over it, and dark cloth cap w ith peak, llo has been living at farm- houses in the eounttes'of Salop and Chester, is wfell known about Whit- church, and is supposed to have I Wed near Crewe and Nant- wich. £ 20 reward will be paid to tiny person who will give imch information as shall lead to^ lie apprehension and convic- tion of tho offender or offenders, and ' recovery of the horse. Information to. be given U> Mr. Richardson, Deputy Chief Constable, Wellington, Salop. Fdbruaty'W. Stolen, on the nightdf the 28rd Instant) from a stable at Wendover, Buckinghamshire, a brown Horse, about 14 hands high, rising 4) years old, small fwtv very king in the fore pasterns, and in eowffition ; and a brown Mare, 14J l ands niglv, hfnd fetlocles white, brown tiumle, star on forehead. The horses have been traced tt> Heading, wliere they arrived at W'n. m. on the 24th instant., in the possession of two men : 1st, 20 years of nge, 5 fe.' t 4. or 5 inohes high, dark com- plexion, M ick hair; dressed l/ i oordnroy jacket and trousers, old lsce- up hoots ( br. iSH eyelets) split on the fore parts, and blick turban hat. The other is about 17 year* of age, about • 5 feet higU, round fa e,. an< l ataut made ; dressed in a ragged brown c<* ft, b'lack Vfst uad trousers, hlaok billycock hat, turned ' up at - ides. It is supposed tlmt tluy travel aud'ludgc; in a van, yellow colour, edged with black, and the name of ' Dell' or • Bell,' painted thereon ; the van is drawn by a brown horse, about 15 hands high, and is accompanied by a tilted cart, green colour, and drawn by a chesnut horse about 13 hands high. • CI reward will ba paid to any person who will give such infor- mation as ill, lead to the recovery of tho horses, and c'orf- viotion of tin* offender or offenders, on application to Mr. Job Denson, Superintendent of Police, Aylesbury•-• Bow- itreet, February 29. Stolen . between 1) p. m. on t{ ie 24t) i, and, 6a. m. on the 25th instant, from a farm- yard in tho occupation of Mr. Saunders, at Cane end, in the parish of Caversham, Oxon, a black Filly, rising 4 years old, white star on forehead, white streak down the nose, one wl/ ite heel, bang tail, has a crack in the hoof of the off fore foot, extending from the back to the centre on the outside of the . hoof. Information to tie given to P. S. Edward .... . VsMj^ jg^ t'y^ Williams, Caversham, or to Mr. Supeiintendent Philip Cope, Henley- on- Thames, Oxon.— Bow- ktr^^ February 29. Further information respecting the Horse stolen from Moon's Leaze, Purton, Wilts, and advertised in the Police Gazette of the 16th instant: it is rather of a bright bay with dark leg?, mane, and tail, in good working condition, and a small white spot, about the size of a shilling, in front of the near foot. Information to be given to Mr. Haynes, Superin- tendent of Police, Malmesbury.— Bow- street, February 2G. Description of WILLIAM WILLIAMS, labourer, native of Llaufairtalhaiarn, Denbighshire, who is committed for trial at the next assizes for that county,' charged with sheep steal- ing: he is pi out 30 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, dark complexion ( slightly freckled), dark brown hair which grows low on his neck, and hazel eyes; it is supposed that, he has bseu previously convicted in North or South Wales. Informa- tion to be given to Mr. Edward Pugh, Superintendent of County Constabulary,, Denbigh, North Wales.— Bow- nineei, February 2G. Supposed to have been stolen, from Bramley, Surrey, a brown mare Colt, rising 2 years old, thehear hind foot is white, there is a star on the forehead, and it hasa light- eoloured bushy tail, £ 2 reward will be paid to any person giving such infor- mation as will lead to'the recovery of the mare, and conviction of the offender or offenders ( if stolen). Information to be given to Mr. Jas. W. Parr, Deputy Chief Constable of'Surrey, Guildford.— Bow- street, February 24. Absconded from Wavendon, Bucks, on the 19th instant, charged with stealing two Sheep, the property of Thomas Armstrong, of Newport Pagnell, farmer, on' the night of the 18th instant, ARCHIBALD VAUX, butcher, 19 years of age, 6 feet 5 inches high, slight build, Sallow completion, dark brown hair, rid whiskers, high cheek bones, sunken eyes, and has a very shrill voice ; dressed in a dark coat and waistcoat huttoned up to the chin, « ord trousers, side- spring boots, and bladk billycock hat. It i* supposed that he will make for some seaport town. Information to be given to Inspector B. Shepherd, Newport Pagnell; or to Mr. Superintendent Breary, Penny Stratford, Bucks, w ho holds a warrant for his apprehen- sion .— Bow- stre-; t, February 24, Description of JOHN EVANS, alias ABBERMULE JACK, charged with sheep stealing, con) irvittied for trial at the next quarter sessions for . Salop ; 25 years of age, 5 feet inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, oval, face, dark bushy whiskers, cut on top part of. left, thumb, large lower lip; dreestd in a monkey jacket, dark wauHcojjt, dark cord trousprs, and billycock hat. He is a native of Llanidloes, and works on railways in course of construction. Hp was tried at Mont- gomery Sessions in 1851, and sentenced to one month's imprison- ment for felony. It is supposed that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information 10 lie given to Mr. Superintendent Ivins, Shrewsbury.— Bow- street, February 24. Found in Bridgnorth, Salop, on the 18fh instant, and supposed to have been stolen, a light brawn cart Mai; e, about 16 bands high, 6 years old, star off forehead, long tail, and in good condition. Information tobe given to the Borough Police, Bridgnorth, Salopi— ISvw- e'reet, February 22. Description of a man who sold a Horse on the 3yd instant, at the Kennels, Charlton Horethorne, near WinCanton, the property of Mr. George Game, farmer; Pointington, the horse having been stolen from a field during the night of the 2nd instant: he is about 30 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, fresh complexion, sandy whiskers ( very small), and light hair; dressed in a white slop, cord trousers of a dirty yellowish colour ; said he bought the horse from his master who kept a brewery at Yeovil, and whofe name was Mr. Moore ( which is false), the horte was in poor condition. Information to be given to S Sheppard, Superintendent of Police, Wincanton, Somerset.— Bow- Ureal, February 22. LARCEnY ANd EMBEZZLEMENT. THOMAS ELLIS, gdvertised in the Police Gazette of the 10th January last, charged with larceny, has been appre- hended.— t'ow-. vtrccf, March 4. Absconded on the 27th ultimo, from No. 35, Ponsonby- terrace, Westminster, embezzling £ 3, a Scotchman, journeyman baker, 22 years of age, 5 feet 0 inches high, fair hair and complexion ; dressed in light grey shooting coat, vest, and trousers, and cap with penk,— Metropolitan Police, B Division, March 4. Absconded on the 27th ultimo, from Doughty- street, : Lambeth- walk, embezzling the sum of £ 1' 6 2s., a man; 33 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fair complexion, slightlv pock- pitted ; dressed in cord jacket and trousers, and red neckerchief'. Metropolitan Police, L Division, March 4. The silver verge Watch advertised in the Police Gazette of the 18th January last, as stolen from an hotel in the city of Durham, has been' recovered, and SAMUEL CAMPBELL, the person then described, has been apprehended.— Bow street, March 4. Absconded on the 1st instant, from Wigmore- street, Cavendish- square, stealing ten Tea and three Salt silver Spoons, a youth, 17 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, sallow com- plexion, dark hair and eyes ; dressed in dark cloth shooting coat, vest, and trousers, and rifle cap With flat peak.-— Metro- politan Police, D Division, March 4. Absconded on the 28th ultimo( from No. 1, Manor- terrace, Kilburn, embezzling the sum of £ 10, a man, 18 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, sallow complexion, dark brawn hair, cast iu right eye ; dressed in black coat and vest, grey woollen trousers, and black hat— Metropolitan Police, D Division, Mairch 4. Absconded on the 15th instant, from 23, Queen- street, Mayfair, embezzling £ 20, a man 34 years of » ge, 5. feet high, fresh complexion, light hair ; dressed in brown shooting jacket, and cord trousers.— MetropulilQn Police, C Division, March 4. Absconded from his lodgings between the hours of 2 and 4; a. m, on the 11th ultimo, charged with stealing a pair of blue worsted Stockings, nearly new,. with white heels, toes, and tops; a pair of Cossack Boots, nearly new, with brass eyelet- holes; arul a blanket Jacket, about half worn, the letter ' P.' on the left shoulder, and a rent iu one of the sleeves ; the pro- perty of William Powell and John Kelly: JOHN OXLEY, from 35 to 40^ « ws of age, 5> feet 10inches high, proportionately made, fresh complexion, light brown, hair inclined to curl, and no whiskers ; dressed in this: stolen jacket, boots, and stockings, moleskin veit, cord trousers, aud old drab cap : has been in the army, and has a soldier- like appearance, is a labourer, and generally works on railways : has worked at Cardiff, Merthyr, Dowlars, and Maphen. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Usk or to Mr. Humphrey Fowler, Tredegar Iron Works, ^ Monmouthshire, Who hoids a warrant for his apprehension.—% nc- 0reet, March 4. Stolen on the 26th ultimo, from the dwelling- house of Mr. John Steward, of Black- hill, in the chapelry of Tanfield, Dur- ham, an old- fashioned silver verge Watch, No. 947, maker's name Robert Marshall, Greenside, with a silver Guard attached, one of the links of which has been broken and repaired. By DAVID WINTON, alias WALLACE, about 32 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, dark complexion, dark brown eyes and hair, and rather stout make ; dressed in a dark grey coat, torn at one side near the pocket, dark mixture or cord trousers and ve3t, and black cloth cap. He has lived in several parts of the county of Durham as farm servant, but has for some time back been tramping about the country. He is also charged with stealing a Box of Drawing Insirpments from Stockton- upon- Tees, Durham, on the 21st ultimo ( which are recovered). Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Thompson, County Constabulary Office, Berry Edge, Durham ; or. to Mr. Superintendent Atkinson, Police Station, Stockton- upon- Tees, Durham.— Bow- street, March 4. Absconded on the 11th January last, from the Huts Barracks, Gillingham, stealing and taking with him a blue morning Coat, a ditto Vest, a pair of light morning Trousers, a black felt Hat, a pair of lace up Boots, and about £ 4 in Money, the property of Lieut. A. T. Brown— Private WILLIAM WESTLAND, of the 19th Regiment of Foot ( servant), 18 years of age, 5 feet O. f inches high,' fresh colour, dark brown hair, was enlisted at Leeds, but is a native of Holbeach, near Lincoln ; he has a mother residing at holbeach, whose name is Ashling, his friends are known ^ n that neighbourhood, and he is supposed to )> e there, as he was seen in a railway train at Hitchin on his way to Lincoln. Information to be given to Mr. Thomas Everist, Superintendent of Police, Chatham.— Bow street., March 4. Stolen in the borough of Reading, between the 10th and 20th ultimo, the following property, viz.: a lavender- coloured linsey Dress, trimmed with black velvet; a pair of balmoral Boots, newly soled, tips on heels, and the right boot has been mended ; a double- breasted Overcoat, i. dack ribbed cloth, has two pockets in the skirts behind, one ditto inside left breast, and bjack buttons; a single- breasted block Coat or loose Jacket, with three pockets outside, and one button near the collar ; a yellow silk Handkerchief, snd a light- coloured cloth Vest with dark stripes. A man of the following description is uspected of stealing all the above articles except the linsey dress and boots: about 29 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 0 inches high, dark complexion, long dark hair, and has lost two upper front teeth ; dressed in a dark blue pilot coat, dark mixture trousers ( very dirty), black cloth cap with peak, and Wellington boots. He is likely to seik employment as fireman or engine cleaner on some railway. Information to be given to Mr. John Peck, Chief Superintendent of Borough Police, Reading.— Bow- street, March 2. Stolen from a bedroom in the dwelling- house of James Zitherland, of No. 2, Windsor- terrace, Chorlton- road, Stretford, Lancashire, - between 3 and 5 p. m". on the 24th instant, twelve Sovereigns. By a woman, about 25 years of age, 4 feet 8 incluH high, fresh complexion, light hair. Information to be given to the Superintendent of County Police, Old Trafford, n^ ar Manchester.— Bow- street, February 29. Description of JOHN SCHOFIELD, who has absconded from Pudsey, Yorkshire, charged with embezzlement: 32 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, fresh complexion, small features, large bloated nose, blotches on face, brown hair, and slender build ; dressed in a grey mixture cloth shooting coat, vest of same material, brown cloth trousers fitting tight to legs, and cloth jockey cap of various colours. He is a native of Oldham or thereabouts, speaks the Lancashire dialect, is an ostler, and likely to seek employment at public- houses. Infor- mation to he given to Mr. Superintendent Copeland, West Riding> Constabulary, Bradford, Yorkshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 29. Absconded on the 18th instant, from No. 24, Southampton- street, Strand, embezzling £ 6 12s., HERBERT TAYLOR, traveller, 24 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fresh com- plexion, dark hair and whiskers, walks very upright, smart appearances; dressed in black coat and vest, light trousers, and tdack hat. A warrant has been issued tor his apprehension.— — Metropolitan Police, F Division, February 29. Stolen on the 24th instant, from No. 6, Radnor- terrace, King Henry's- walk, kingsland : a gold Brooch set with white stone, ' Forget- me- not'; two white Petticoats ; a Hearth Rug; a white cotton Dress ; a mohair Dress ; a Crinoline ; a white lace Bonnet; a pair of Stays; a flannel Petticoat; a Head Dress ; a long cloth Petticoat; a white embroidered Petticoat j a cord embroidered Petticoat, and a- sealskin Mat. By a female, 17 years of age, short stature, brown hair and eyes; supposed to be dressed in the stolen clothes.— Metropolitan Police, N Division, February 29. Stolen on the 23rd instant, from No. 113, Sloane- street, Chelsea, two gold Watches: one, double- bottomed Geneva cylinder, maker Brend, No. 11937 ; the other, double- bottomed lever, maker Jones, 33A, Edward- street, Portman- square, No. 1457. By a man, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fair complexion, thin, light hair; dressed in light working clothes and cap.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, February 26. A man named THOMAS HOGG, has been apprehended at Wigan, charged with stealing the Watch and other articles at Mr. Hullams' public- house, in that borough, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 22nd instant, and is committed for trial at the next quarter sessions ; the two silk handkerchiefs and missing watch were found in his possession,— Bow- strect, February 26. Further information respecting the young ' man, a native of March am ley Wood, Salop, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 19th instant, suspected of stealing from Mr. Joseph Mort, farmer, of Blackhurst Farm, Didcott cum- Wilksley, Cheshire. His hair and beard are brown and not black as previously advertised ; and he was dressed on the 22nd instant, in drab coat With drab velvet collar, old cloth trousers with stripes round legs, old shoes or clogs, and either a black cap, or old billycock hat. Information to be given to P. C, ( 74) John Morgan, Audlem, Cheshire.— B< w street, February 26. Absconded, on the 18th instant, from No. 61, Arlington- street, Camden Town, embezzling 10s.: a man, 17 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fair complexion, light hair ; dressed in cord trousers, blue pilot jacket, fancy vest, magenta soarf, lace boots, and cap with peak.— Metropolitan Police, S Divi- sion, February 26. Stolen from a stable at Aston Lodge, in the county of Gloucester, about 5 p. m. on the 22nd instant, the property of Stephen White, groom, a pair of kerseymere Breeches and Leggings : By two tramps, one about 5 feet 9 inches high, March 4. P O L I C E GAZETTE. 3 drossed in durlc clothes and a turban bat ; the other a little shorter, and dressed in dark clothes, and black dap ; had a small tult of ludr uii chin, and scar behind right ear : they are supposed to have gone in the direction of Bristol ; the breeches have been torn oh the left knee, and one of the leggings has a small hole burnt in the bottom. Information to bo given to Mr. Thos. Box, Superintendent, Staple hill, Bristol, or to Sergeant John Midwinter, Marshfield, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, February 26. Stolen from a house in Ulverston, on the 15th instant, an Inverness Cape by WILLIAM MARSH, tailor, 39 years of age, 6 feet 0 or 7 iticlies high, p- rle looking, hair turning grey, grey oyes, very thin make, and walks lame upon his toes ; dressed in a black cloth surtou't coat; plaid vest and trousers, old thin boots, and old black- silk hat ; says he is a native of Bamber Bridge, near Preston, ttV'tWmpj was traced to Preston, and may stop yi one of the workhouses ; the cape has been recovered, having been sold by him'In Ulverston on the same day. Information to be given to Wm. Cooper, Superintendent, Lancashire Constabulary, Ulverston.— Bow- strct February EG. Description of JOSEPH WHITE. a clerk, native of Ilkeston, Derbyshire, charged - with larceny, and , for whose apprehension a warrant has- been issued: 20' yearrf'of age, 6 feet <? Inches high, brown hair, grey eyes; pale complexion ; dressed In a brbwn striped cloth coat, vest and trousers of the same material, black billycock hat, and military boots. He deserted from the 64th Regiment of Foot, at Colchester, on the 28th ultimo. Information to lie given to W. G. Mown, Esq., Deputy Chief Constable, Belper, Derbyshire.— liofo- street, February 26L • j Absconded from the parish of Cubbington, Warwickshire, charged with stealing On the 13th instailt, seven Fowls, the property of Mr. B. G. Jenaway, farmer ; he is Of the following description : CHAS. JUDD, 38 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high, very erect, of giysy appearance, hlack curly hair and whiskers ; dressed in a uloth jacket, large pockets inside and out, cord trousers, strong boots, and black cloth cap ; he is a labourer, ami will probably seek employment on tome public works. Information to be givtn to Inspector Boulter, Kenil- worth; o ® to Serjeant Hind,, Cubbington, Warwickshire, who holds a warrant tor his apprehension.— Bow- street, Feb. 24. Absconded from Knighton, Radnorshire, on the 20th irist., charged { with embezzling the sum oi £' 10 2s. ( id., and other monies of his empl- yer, GEORGE PRICE, miller, from 25 to ; iO years of age, about 5 feet ( i inches high, fair complexion, light hair sandy moustache and whiskers < dl round the face, but very thin, has lost a front tooth; he loft iu his. working drese with an old overcoat over it, and light cap, He left Knighton by the evening train, and is supposed to have gone to Shrewsbuiy. Before coining to Knighton.. he worked at Corvedale. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Massey, Presteign, or to PC. Sankey, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Hourstreet, February 24. Stolen from the house of James Ford, Bilston, Stafford- shire, on the 23rd instant, a rough black Jacket, a grey Waist- coat, a billycock Hat, three pairs of Shots, a Shirt, a Handker- chief, a leather Strap, and a Tobacco Box. By a man, between 40 and 50 years of age, short, dark completion and hair, round face, shaved all his whiskers off ahout a week ago, and has no teeth in front ; dressed in the stolen jrck6t, waistcoat, and hat, snuff- coloured trousers with stripes down the sides, and clogs : has been n sailutr, and has worked aa a collier. Information to be given to Mr. H. McCrea, Superintendent of Poliee, Bilston, Staffordshire.- w- BoKMin;*, February 24. > n Absconded from Tunbridge on the 2' Sftid ins'aritj charged with stealing a pair of black leather leggings, with tlw Royal Engineers' mark on them, a man about 30 years of age, 5 teet 7 inches high, light moustache, brown hair, iiud whiskers meeting under the chin, but. partly. shaved oil the face, and dressed iu a blue single- breasted over coat, dark umler coat, vest, dark tweed trousers, spring- side boots, and black Scotch cap with two strings behind ; he woM a ring'oii left band ; he said he was uji engine titter. Information to be glvert to Mr. R. Dance, Superintendent, Kent.— iiov)- strcct\ Jartirqry 24'. Auckland, Durham.— Bore- itrect, February 26! Description of JOHN BOLTON, of BAnk Top, Blackburn, Lancashire, who is charged at Blackburn with receiving stolen cotton Caps, am} who absconded, on the 18th instant. He is about 26 years of age, 5 feet 6 inOh'es high, fair com- plexion, saudy hair and whiskers round his face and chin, grey eyes, and full yellow teeth; dressed in a black chfesterfield coat bound with black worsted braid, dark brown mixture, cloth trousers and vest, red and black plaid flannel shirt, white1 turn- down collar, black tie, black felt billycock hat', and'shoes ; w^ lks with his hands half way iu his trousers pocket,' and wears a >: old albert chain ; lie is" addicted to drinking, and was at one time an overlooker in a factory. A warrant has been granted' for his apprehension. The thief and another receiver are iiicustody, and re.; d till the 2nd proximo. Informa- tion to be given to Mr superintendent McNab, Blackburn, Lancash ire.— Bow- street, I ebi uaiy ,24. FELONIES ( Not oilier unite ( lexcribcd j. oJ i Description of ROSE BROOK, who is charged with sending letters threatening to take the life of Elizabeth Harrison, domestic servant, of Castleford, near pontefract : ,22 years of age, 6 feet 3 or 4 inches high, rather stout make, dark com plexion, good looking, dark brown hair ; dressed in a black velvet ha( with white leathers and streamers, dark dress with live or six flounces, and large grey cloak with buttons on fjont. She is a native of Pocklington, and is sup- posed to be residing with her brother, 24 years of age, 0 feet 7 or 8 inches high, pale complexion, slender built, saudy hair and whiskers under chin ; dressed in a black loose back cloth coat and trousers, light^ i- ey tight fitting overcoat, and black; cloth cap. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Hall, West Riding Constabulary, PontefraCt, Yorkshire.— •— Bow- street, March 4. Description of LAWRENCE SMITH, alias the SHEF- FIELD CUTLER, for whose apprehension a warrant has been granted for bigamy : 36 to 40 years of age, 6 feet 0 or 7 inches igh, dark brown hair, sallow complexion, sunken eyes, long features, very narrow forehead, has a scar on one of his legs, and 1b very talkative and fond of swaggering ; his parents reside at Bolton. Information to be given to Mr. Superinten- dent Sylvester, Borough Police, Rochdale, Lancashire. - Bow- street, February 20. Further Information respecting the sacrilege of Dedworth Chapel, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 22nd instant. The Altar Cloths have been recovered, but neither of the men have been apprehended ; the one then described us being 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, is only 5 feet 6 inches, and has his whiskers shaved off the top part of his face, and was dressed in a brown coat over a blue cloth monkey jacket. The other man is about 20 years of age, S feet 7 inches high, pale com- plexion, light hair, cut short, no whiskers, and has very long features. One of the men wears Wellington or balmoral boots, with clump and high military heels, no nails, the upper leather trod over very much on the outside. A reward of £ 5 will be given for such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offenders, on application to Inspector Reece, County Police Station, Clewer, Windsor.— Bow- st., Feb. 29. Description of WILLIAM TATE and MARY JANE TATE, who absconded from Newfield, near Bishop Auckland, on the 10th instant, the fonnor charged with committing a rape, and the latter with aiding and abetting him in the com- mission of the said offence. He is 30 years of age, 6 feet 8 or 9 inches high, sallow complexion, slender make, and dressed in black coat, vest, and trousers, blue cloth cap, and cossack boots newly soled. She is 21 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fair complexion, dark eyes, light brown hair, proportionate figure, and dressed in a black gown, long black FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS*. Obtained by false pretences, on the 1st instant, from No. 18, Cumberland- street, Pimlico, a small gold Geneva Watch, engraved back, maker Grainger, No. 379S7, with gold Albert Chain, cable' pattern. By a foreigner, 21' years of age, 5 , feet 6 inches high, fair h^ ir," moustache, and complexion; dressed in black frock coat, brown trousers, dark vest, and black hat.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, March A. Obtained on the 25th instant, by mesns of a false message, from No. 223, Piccadilly, two new gold horizontal Watchcs : one, gold dome and dial, maker Baume ; the other, enamelled dial, metal dortie. By a mttn, 27 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion, slight moustache; dressed in brown overcoat, dark trousers, and hat.— Metro* polifim Police, C Division, February 29. l) i scription of THOMAS ROBINSON, for whose appre- hension a warrant has been granted, tor obtaining money and goods uudeir false pretences : 25 to 26 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, dark brown hair, dark eyes, fresh complexion, no whiskers,. good teeth, proportionate make, and is bow- legged ; he is a native of Bacup, where his parents reside • is a carter, and is generally dressed in a dark cloth swinger jacket, light ' cord trousers, and billycock hat. Information to begiveh'to Mr. Superintendent Sylvester, Borough Police, Rochdale, Lan- cashire— Bow- street, February 29. Obtained on the 6th instant, by means of false pretences, from No. 48, Davies- street: a fine stone brilliant half- hoop gold shank Ring, enamelled purple.; a two row brilliant half- hoop Ring, two brilliants and two sapphires raised above the others; and a Ring, opal in centre, rose diamonds around, gold shank, purple enamel.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, February 29. Obtained by false pretences, on the 28rd instant, from No. 36, Somerset- street, five long gold guard Chains : viz., a Brazilian, a fancy oyal worked wire, a secret link, a, French box, and a twisted or. whip. By a man, 35 years of age, 5J feet 9 inches high, dark complexion, hair, whiskers, and mpustacho ; dressed jn dark Inverness cape and trousers, and black hat.-- Metropolitan Police, D Division, February 26. Description of PHILIP KERRIGAN, alias FRANCIS DALAVANTI, a cloth hawker, for whose apprehension a warrant has been issued, charging him with obtaining £ 31, on the 7th September last, from Mr, Barlow, medical botanist, of Derby, by falsely pretending " to sell him two bales of tobacco, which on being opened wore found to contain about $ lb. of tobacco and a quantity of stores, sawdust^ & C. : about 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, sallow complexion, pockpitted, no whiskers, two scais on left side, of neck; dressed in a blue coat and vest with brass anchor buttons, light trousers, light drab billycock bpt, balmoral boots, and had a flash gold chain. He pretends to be an Italian ; when last seen was in company with another man ; and is supposed to be now selling oilcloth table covers. Information to be given to W. G. Moran, Esq,, Deputy' Chief Constable, Belper, Derby- shire.— Bow- street, February 26*.' mation to be given to Mr. Superintendent Leaper; Police Office, Spalding, Lincolnshire.— Bovr- street, March 2. Description of THOMAS TOWNSEND, who was on the 20th ultimo, committed for, trial at the eo& uing assizes to be holden at Taunton, charged with utjering counterfeit half- crowns: he 34 years of age, 5 ftet 11 inches high, fresh complexion, dajk browo hair,, littje whiskers and moustache, smart appearance ; dressed in a black iroek cant, milittry c « p, black waistcoat, arid grey trouseM. ' He mtates that ho is a native of Neath, South Wales. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Edw. Deggan, frome, Somerset.— Bow- street, March 2.. . Description of a man committed for trial at the next quarter sessions to be holdpn at Grantham, OJI a charge of felony : JOSEPH KETTLE, 23 years of age, 5 feet Winches high, fresh complexion, light brown hair, bine eyes, propor- tionately made, walks erect, soar Oil each leg, ami left wrist, thud finger of right hand deformed, ns. il off little frnger, nose rather on one- side ; says he is a native of Little Bytham, Lin- colnshire, but has been residing near Oakham Rudand. . He is . supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Strugnoll, Borough Police Office, Grantham.— Bom- Hreel, March 2. Description of six tramps committed to Montgomery Goal for seven days, on the 27th ultimo: JOHN MEPHAR, native of Canada, but has an Irish accent, 43 years of- age, about 5 feet il inches or 6 feet high ; dressed in dark cloth cap with peak, dark clothes, and bad blucher boots. r j . v a toid lUnik » dl i'; i » GEORGE DAVIS, native of Plymouth, 39 years of, age, about 5 test 5 inches high, a labouner; dressed in cap, dark clothes, and old clogs. WILLIAM PURCELL, native of Liverpool, a striker, 25 years of age, about 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high ; dressed in dark cap with peak, dark chillies,' aud old shoes. THOMAS MITCHELL, native of Kent, a labourer, about 30 years of age, about 5 feet 3 inches high,' slightly made, appears to have lost the . sight of left eye ; dressed in an old dark cloth cap, dark clothes, and old shoes. JOHN BLAGG, about 56 years of' age, red hair and whiskers ( turning grey), about 5 foet 1 or 2 inches high ; dressed in an old jim- crow hat, an old long. brown coat with large pockets, cord trousers, and very old boots, JIO heels ; he appears to be pretty well aquainte'd with the donations of victuals given at farm- houses, Jtc.,' about the country,.' ! WILLIAM MURPHY, about 18 years of age, about ? feet I or 2 inches high, fresh complexion ; dressed'in black jim- crow hat, dark velvet coat, old trotfsi rs, an ! clogs ; he Was dis- charged from Montgomery Gaol ori the 21st January, where he had been- imprisoned for ffelouy. It isf Suspected that they have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to P. C. J. Rogers, Montgomery.— Boin- strcct, March 2. Description of a man committed: to the House of Cotrec- tion, Usk; Monmouth, for a months hard labour, on a charge of vagrancy : JOHN ROBINSON ( supposed to be fictitious), a native of Dublin, at present jrefcidiue in Liverpool, a carpenter and joiner, SI years of age, 5 feet inches high, slightly built, swarthy complexion, hazel eyes, dark hair and whiskers- turn- ing grey ; dressed in a blaick cloth frook> c ® at much worn, dark stuff vest; cord- trousers, cossack boots, blue stripe bhirt, and coloured neckerchief,. and- oloth; cap> with aiiohor buttons. It is suspected that he has committed offences elsewhwe. Infor- mation to lie given to the Chief Constable's Office, Usfc, or to Mr. W. Mcintosh, Superintendent, Pontypool, or to Inspector Sam. Sheppard, County Constabulary, Newport, Monmouth.— Bow- street, March 2. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Absconded from the Leeds Reformatory, Adel, about a week ago, JOHN FLINT, alias OXLEY, 18 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, pale complexion, blue eyes, light brown hair, stoutly built, small features, and short nose ; dressed in a cloth suit, Wellington boots, and black billycock hat; was heard of at Perth a few days ago, and will probably be work: ing as a miner or slateri 10s. reward will be paid for his ap- prehension. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Leeds.— Bow- street, March 4. Stolen from the house of John Griffiths, in the parish of Llwyngwril, in the county of Merioneth, on the morning of the 24th ultimo, an old fashioned double case silver verge Watch, worsted Guard with brass runners,, two common brass Keys, and a small brass Piece. A tramping navvy is suspected who absconded from the house, and is of the following descrip- tion : about 18 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, sunburn complexion, small visage, light yellow hair, very thick lower lip, and has a large tooth projecting out from the left side of upper jaw ; dressed when he absconded, in a long drab coat, mended on the sleeves and front, the side pockets have been cut in the new pieces, and very large pockets have been made in the linings, old brown waistcoat, with pieces about 3 inches wide sewn down the front, each piece overlapping the other, old dark waistcoat underneath, old brown mixture trousers, mended in front with pieces of about f- yard of light- coloured corduroy, which makes him look very remarkable, old cap, and strong navvy boots. He said he was going to seek work on the Mid Wales line of railway, but he has probably gone to Ludlow, in Shropshire, where his mother resides. Informa- tion to bo given to Mr. H. H. Lloyd Clough, Chief Constable, Dolgelly, or to P. S. Roberts, Aberdovey, Merioneth.— Bow- street, March 2. Description of JOHN LEONARD, alias JAMES THOMPSON, who is committed for trial at Spalding quarter sessions on the 4th day of April next, charged with stealing from a dwelling- house at Crowland : he is 23 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, ' D,' under left arm, scrofula scars on right side of neck, and on one leg; dressed in black - billycock hat with broad black ribbon round it, dark brown loose fitting corded coat, dark cotton cord trousers, and blucher boots. He is a shoemaker, was lately living in the neighbourhood of Cambridge and Huntingdon, is a native of Ireland, and has resided in Glasgow. Infor- Datained, charged with felony : JAMES PALMER, a fitter, 27 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, pale face, sliglltly pockmarked, dark hair, small whiskfeis, left front tooth in upper jaw gone, pugilist on right arm, star on left in blue ink ; born at birmingham, Wolverhampton, or Walsall. ELLEN PALMER, wife of James Palmer, 25 years of age, 5 feet inch high, pale complexion, black hair, proportionately made,- slight Irish accent, and dressed iu black ; bum at Wol- verhampton. MARY ANN STONE, alias MARY ANN CHAPLIN, 50 years of age, 5 ftet' 1 inch high, pale complexion, black hair, rather stoutly made, takes snuff, and is dressed in black ; says she is a widow, born at Plymouth, and passes as sister to Ellen Palmer. * RICHARD COMER, 3? years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, very thin brown hair and whiskers, fresh complexion, stiff built, ' E. H.' on back of right hand, anchor on righj; arm, ' E. W.' on left wrist; travelling with the woman Stone, and has been known as BRISTOL DICK. Information to be given to Mr. Goldsmith, Superintendent of Police, Taunton, Somersetshire. Bow- street, March 2. Description of a tramp who gives her name MARGARET REGAN, alias MARGARET HOLLAND, a native of Ire- land, who is committed for trial at the ensuing quarter sessions for the county of Monmouth, to be holdeu at Usk, charged witn stealing Bed Clothes from a lodging- house at Tredegar : about 24. years of age, 5 ft. 5 ins. high, stout made, fresh com- plexion, black hair, hazel eyes, lost the sight of right eye, deep scar over right eyebrow, and mole on left cheek ; dressed in an old dark cotton dress, dark turnover with white spots, old light straw bonnet, trimmed with light plaid ribbon, and very old boots; she walks very lame, and is supposed to have been living in Newport and Cardiff! Also description of JOHN HARDING, alias JOHN CAR- TER, collier, a native of Clandown, Somersetshire, who is committed for trial at the same sessions^ charged with stealing Wearing Apparel from his lodgings at Tredegar : he is about 22 years of age, 5 feet 4J inches high, proportionate make, fair complexion, light brown hair, blue eyes, wide nostrils; dressed in an old dark cloth jacket with the skirts torn off, old dark cloth trousers, old shoes much worn, and black bowler hat. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent H. Fowler, Tre- degar Iron Works.— Bow- street, March 2. Description of a man committed, on the 20th ultimo, to the House of Correction, Usk, for three months with hard labour, charged with being found in a dwelling house for the purpose of committing a felony. WILLIAM CONNOR ( name supposed to be fictitious), a rope spinner, native of Ireland, but speaks with a Scotch accent, says that he has resided in Edin- burgh^ 27 years of age, about 5 feet 2 inches high, thin ema- ciated appearance, chest deformed, and large dark eyes ; dressed in dark cloth coat and cap, and striped flannel shirt much worn, and very dirty. It is suspected that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Usk ; to Mr. W. Mcintosh, Superintendent, Pontypool; or to Inspector Sheppard, County Constabulary, Newport, Monmouth.— Bow- street, March 2. Description of a man who is in custody at Burwash, and who is remanded till the 11th instant, charged with felony : he gave the name of HENRY alias THOMAS MIDMORE, a cape, and black, bonnet. lie is a pitman, and will likely siiek for work at some of the collieries' in Northumberland or Dur- ham. A warrant has been granted for their apprehensto'n. Information to be given to Superintendent Henderson, Bishop 4 P O L I C E GAZETTE. March 4. native of Mayfield, Sussex, is a broomdasher, and has travelled in several counties, 18 years of age, about- 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, light complexion, light eyes, light hair, stout built, round shouldered, full face, and no whiskers ; dressed in two old ragged round frocks, ragged cord trousers, brown cap, blue striped shirt, cotton neckerchief, ragged waistcoat, long leather leggings, and heavy half boots. He is supposed to ha- ve com- mitted offences elsewhere, and to have been previously con- victed. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Lewes ; to Mr. John A. Thompson, Deputy Chief Constable, Court House, Battle, Sussex ; or to Serjeant William Pocock, Bur wash, Sussex.— Bow- street, if arch 2. Description of GEORGE DAVIES, who is remanded until the 7th instant, on suspicion of stealing three black Hens, one with five toes, one with single comb, and one with double comb ; and four sack Bags. He is 26 years of age, 5 feet 4$ inches high, full round face, fresh complexion, hazel eyes, light brown hair, very thick and long, whiskers same colour meeting under the chin, slight moustache, and prominent nose ; dressed in light drab cloth jacket, pockets outside, old black cloth vest, large red neckclotb, corduroy trousers, and black billycock hat ; eays he is a native of Presteign, Radnorshire. Informa- tion to be given to Mr. Chief Superintendent Burton, Police Office, Dudley.— Bow- street, March 2. Description of a man and woman in custody at Hastings, on remand until the 5th instant, charged with felony, and who are supposed to have committed offences elsewhere: WILLIAM JONES, No. 14, Harbour- place, Stepney Green, E., London, 29 yeags of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fair complexion, pitted with the small pox, brown eyes, auburn hair, whiskers shaved off, a large tuft of sandy hair under the chin, a flag and wheel marked on the right arm, and ' E. A. R. S.' on the left; dressed in brown coat, vest, and trousers, very much worn, and round- crowned black hat; he is a plasterer, but has not worked at his trade for several years, and has got his living by hawking eggs and begging. The woman is 60 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, brown eyes, black wavy hair, turning grey, stout figure, gave her name ELLEN JONES, and is commonly called JENNY LIND ; dressed in a cotton dress, black bonnet and cap, and brown shawl: she is a hawker. Information to he given to Mr. George Jeffery, Superintendent of Police, Guestling, Hastings, or to P. C. Gilmore Hawkins, Bexhill, Sussex.— bow- street, March 2. Description of three men in custody, and remanded till Salisbury county petty sessions on the 8th instant, chaiged with obtaining money by means of begging letters: JOHN ADAMS, 41 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches high, brown hair, grey eyes, scar across nose, whiskers shaved off, of soldier- like appearance ; dressed in brown mixture tweed shooting jacket with black plaid stripe, black cloth trousers, grey mixture vest, lace- up boots without eyelet- holes, and cloth cap with peak : he is accompanied by a woman and three small children, sa. vs he is a hatter, and comes from Exeter. HENRY HUGGINS, a machinist, from Bristol, 21 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, dark brown hair and eyes, freckled, thick lips, no whiskers ; dressed in brown cloth shooting jacket, mixture vest, militia trousers, black leather leggings, lace- up boots with eyelet- holes : a stout young woman has been travelling with him : both these men woro silver watch guards with ' duffer ' watches. WILLIAM CLAVELL, 0,2 years of age, 5 feet H inches high, grey hair, small whiskers ; dressed in a long black cloth frock coat, trousers, and vest, and broad- brimmed high- crowned hat; stoops when walking, shabby appearance, has travelled the country selling razors. They are supposed to have been convicted of similar offences. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Matthew, Fisherton Police Station, Salisbury, Wilts.— Bow- street, March 2. Further information respecting CARMELLO CERIALE, alias CERIALE CARMELLO or CARMEL, described in the Police Gazette of the 24th inst.: he has been committed for trial at the assizes to be holden at Lincoln, on the 12th proximo, on a charge of burglary. The Clock and Pipes are still unrecovered, they may be in a japan tin box about 18 inches long, which may have been left at some railway station, or at a public- house, to be called for, or as security for payment of lodgings, & c. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Pidgeon, County Police, Lincoln.— Bow- street, February 29. Description of two men and two women in custody at hexham, and remanded until the 3rd proximo, charged with robbing a man on the highway near Hexham, on the night of the 23rd instant, of £ 3 10s. : MICHAEL MOREN, about 31 years of age, 6 feet 3J inches high, grey eyts, brown hair, common nose and mouth, sallow complexion, ordinary make, marked with seven stars on left hand, and states that he belongs to Liverpool; he hawks razors and brushes. ELIZABETH MOREN, 24 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, grey eyes, dark hair, fresh complexion, stout make, lost forefinger of left hand. They have in their possession several Pawn Tickets of wearing apparel, and a gold ring, pledged at ' Frederick W. Hayward's, 40, Fisher- street, Carlisle,' and ' Blakey Marshell's, 11, Black- friars- street,' Carlisle. MICHAEL NESBIT, a rag gatherer, about 30 years of as; e, 5 feet II inches high, dark eyes, brown hair, long face, fresh complexiou, ordinary make, lias a scar below right ear. MARY NESBIT, 43 years of age, 6 feet 4 inches high, dark eyes and hair, stout make, and has a scar on left side of mouth. They are supposed to have committed offences elsewhere, and to have been previously convicted. In- formation to be given to Major Browne, Chief Constable, Nor- thumberland Constabulary, Alnwick, or to Mr. Superintendent Stephenson, Hexham.— Bow- street, February 29. Absconded from Tiffield Reformatory School, Northamp- tonshire, on the 25th instant, GEORGE FOSTER, a native of Epping, Essex, 15 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, long visage, long scar on forehead ; dressed in white slop, blue guernsey, blue striped shirt, cord trousers and cap, and new lace- up shoes : trousers and blue guernsey marked ' T. R. S.' He is supposed to be making his way to London, as he has been in the habit of driving a hay cart from Epping to the markets in London. £ 1 reward will he paid upon his apprehension. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Towcester, Northamptonshire.— bow street, February 29. Description of a man who was apprehended for endeavour- ing to obtain money from Sir T. F. Drake, Bart., Nutwell Lodge, Woodbury, Devonshire, on the 26th instant, by means of a begging letter : he states that his name is JOHN EDWARD WALLBEOFF, born in the Island of Ceylon, for some years employed in the civil service of that island, and late of George- court, near Great Peter- street, Westminster ; 45 years of age, ( looks much older), 5 feet 9 inches high, fair complexion, sun- burnt, very grey hair and whiskers, hazel eyes, and has the marks of leech- bites on the left breast; dressed in rusty black frock coat, grey vest and trousers, plaid scarf fastened with horse- shoe pin, brown ' pot pole hat," boots with elastic sides, and white turndown collar : he is remanded until the 3rd proximo. A quantity of letters were found on him, and it is supposed that he has obtained hie living for the last three or four years by begging, as some of the letters are dated as far back as 1861, and purport to come from gentlemen who knew either this man or his father in Ceylon. Information to be given to Sergeant Pickford, Woodbury, or to the Deputy Chief Constable, Parish- street, Exeter.— Bow- street, February 29. Description of a man who gives the name of WILLIAM JONES, a native of Newcastle, Staffordshire, who is charged with larceny, and remanded to the petty sessions for the borough of Llanfyllin, Montgomeryshire, on the 3rd proximo : he is 34 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, rather slenderly built, brown hair, whiskers shaved off, has a slight blue mark on temple near the eye ; dressed in a brown cloth cap, brown cloth frock coat, blue cotton trousers, and low shoes, all much worn. He frequents public- houses at fairs and markets sing- ing, & c., and is well known to the police in the counties of Salop, Montgomery, and Radnorshire. He is supposed to have committed similar offences elsewhere. Information to be given to E. Jones, P. C. Llanfyllin, or at the Chief Constable's Office, Welshpool Montgomeryshire.— Bow- street, February 29. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen from a clothes' line in the borough of Rye, on the night of the 2nd instant, two cotton Sheets, marked ' L.' in the corner with red cotton ; and three new blue striped Shirts, not quite made ; the property of Louis Lilburn. Information to be given to Mr. Parker Butcher, Superintendent of Police, Rye, Sussex.— Bow- street, March 4. The two coats advertised in the Police Gazette of the 2nd instant, as stolen from Mr. Watton, of Utkinton, Cheshire, have been recovered, and the thief committed for trial.— Bow- htrect, March 4. Stolen from a bedroom of a cottage in King- street, Arundel, about 10 a. m. on the 1st instant, the property of Mr. Edward Elliott, six Half- crowns, three Florins, three Shillings, and a red cotton Pocket Handkerchief. Supposed by a man, a native of Halnaker, Sussex, 19 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair; dressed in a cord jacket, dark cloth vest, fustian trousers, and dark cap with peak ; tattooed on back of right hand the imitation of a glove, on the right arm a bunch of flowers, on left hand a ship, on chest a ship. He is suppos.- d to be a deserter from the guard- ship at Portsmouth. The pocket handkerchief can be identi- fied. Information to be given to Mr Superintendent Stevens, Town Hall, Arundel, Sussex.— Bow- street, March 4. Corrected description of the articles stolen on the 22nd ultimo, from No. 605, Old Kent- road, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 26th ultimo : 12 Tea Spoons and a pair of Sugar Tongs, marked ' M.'; 0 Spoons, marked ' W. F.'; 4 Tea Spoons; 1 Cruet Stand, 1 Cream Jug, and 1 Goblet, marked ' W. J. F.' — all silver. 7 Dessert Spoons ; 8 large Forks, marked ' W. F.'; 8 Dessert Forks— all plated. 1 old gold Geneva Watch. 1 Brooch containing hair,' In Memory of' in centre. 1 black mixture Overcoat; 1 black cloth Mantle. 3 Sovereigns. — Metropolitan Police, M Division, March 4. Stolen from a dwelling house in Market Weighton, on the morning of the 1st inst., a brown mixture Jacket; a pair of pilot cloth Trousers ; a blue Guernsey, nearly new ; a new blue cloth cap ; a pair of Wellington Boots, American make, the heels worn down at outsides ; a black and red Muffler ; and a sailor's Discharge, name ' William Biggastaff.' Supposed by a person of the following description: about 16 years of age, about 5 feet 1 or 2 inches high, dark complexion, squints with one eye, dark hair, slender made, and is now dressed in the stolen articles, which are all too large for him. Information to be given to Mr. Thomas Long, Superintendent, East Riding Constabulary, Market Weighton, near Brough, Yorkshire. — Bow- street, March 4. Stolen on the 1st instant, from No. No. 21, Great James- street : 1 mahogany Writing Desk, 18 in. x 9 in. 1 hair Chain, gold in centre for locket; 1 set of bloodstone Sleeve Links; 2 sets of Studs, one twisted ; 1 gold breast Pin ; 1 gold Seal, thistle engraved on red stone. 1 Freemason's Apron, under flag ' Croxteth 1088, W. J. Bailey.' 1 silver Watch, maker Gatward, No. 4971. 1 grey Overcoat, military pattern. 1 £ 10 Bank of England Note; £ 5 in gold. — Metropolitan Police, E Division, March 4. Supposed to have been stolen from St. Albans, on the 19th ultimo, a red silver haired Russian Terrier Bitch, it is supposed to be now in the neighbourhood of Finchley. Any person giving such information as shall lead to the recovery of the dog, and conviction of the offender or offenders, if stolen, will be handsomely rewarded. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Pike, Police Office, St. Albans, Herts.— Bow- street, March 2. Stolen from a hen- cote at Farnworth, during the night of the 24th ultimo, the property of Peter Hope, two brown Hens, with single combs; one ditto, with double comb ; one black ditto, with single comb ; and one brown and red mooned Cock, with double comb. Information to be given to Mr. Super- intendent John R. Scott, Town Hall, Little Bolton, Lanca- shire.— Bow- street, March 2. Stolen between 6 30 p. m. the 26th, and 8 30 a. m. the 27th ultimo, from a warehouse in the city of Manchester, 11 bundles of China Organzine Silk, in a raw state, weighing 160 lbs. ; 20 lbs. of dark blue China Organzine ; 10 lbs. of magenta spun Silk ; 3 warps, 1600 ends, 80 yards long, of Silk and Cotton, viz., red and yellow silk, blue and white cotton. Any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offenders, and recovery of the property, shall receive £ 20 reward, or in proportion to the amount recovered, on application to Captain Palin, Chief Constable, Town Hall, King- street, Manchester.— Bow- street, March 2. Stolen from the bar- parlour at the ' Railway Tavern ' Inn' in the borough of Tamworth, about midnight on the 24th ult.„ the property of James McCormick, of Malvord- on- Avon, a Parcel wrapped in a black waterproof cover, containing a Paisley Shawl, a Cashmere ditto, 26 yards of Print, 9 yards of Circassian, 9 yards of Circassian, 9 yards of light- coloured Alpaca, 11 yards of grey Alpaca, 11 yards of checked Winsey, 12 yards of Winsey, knickerbocker pattern. Information to be given f< f Sergeant Longden, Tamworth, or at any of the Police Stations in the county of Stafford.— Bow- street, March 2. Stolen on the 24th ultimo, from a lodging- house in Barns- ley, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, the following articles, viz. : four new cotton Chemises, a plaid, magenta, and white stuff Frock, a crochet Table Cover, and a pair of bine worsted Stockings. By a female, 24 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, dark brown hair, pockpitted, and slender made ; dressed in an old dark printed frock, blue and white checked pinafore, and clogs. Known as IRISH KATE or BRIDGET, and has worked in a mill at Halifax. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Greenhalgh, West Riding Constabulary, Barns- ley, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 2. Stolen during the night of the 26th ultimo, from the stables of Mr. George Livesley, farmer, Royals- green, Dodcott- cum- Wilksley, Cheshire, a man's " Saddle,' repaired on the cantle with a piece of leather about an inch wide, left stirrup strap broken at the buckle end, and another hole made in the strap to fasten the buckle in, two brown girths, and rusty stirrup- irons ; also a top Strap for hames, with three brass ornaments on the front, the middle ornament in the form of a heart, and the outside ones nearly square, with the corners cut out in a half- circle. Supposed to have been stolen by the man who was advertised in the Police Gazette of the 29th ultimo as suspected of horse stealing at Roden, in the parish of High Ercall, Salop. Information to be given to Mr. Charles Laxton, Superinten- dent, Nantwich; or to P. C. ( 74) John Morgan, Audlem, Cheshire.— Bow- street, March 2. Stolen on the 27th ultimo, from the borough of Wisbech, a pair of Gig Lamps, with red bull's- eye glass behind, side glasses yellow, one of which is brokeB, and had a piece of putty on it, the parts fitting in the socket are oval- shaped. Information to be given to Mr. Benjamin Eason, Head Con- stable, Isle of Ely.— Bow- street, March 2. Supposed to lia, ve been stolen from Hastings, about the 13th of January last, a large brown Retriever Dog, had on a leather collar. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Glenister, Police Office, Hastings.— Bow- street, March 2. Stolen between the 27th and 29th ultimo, from an un- occupied building undergoing repair at Cottingley Bridge,, near Bingley, Yorkshire, the following Joiners' Tools: a Plough Plane and Bits, marked'J. Clapham'; a Brace and Bits, a Saw, and a Mortice Guage, marked ' Walsh'; three Hammers ; a Blocker and a Square Plane; two Smoothing Planes ; seven Chisels, various sizes ; and a Bass. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Gill, West Riding Con- stabulary, Keighley, or to Inspector Whitehead, Bingley,. Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 2. Stolen from a shop in the city of Manchester, about 7' 30' p. m. of the 27th ultimo, a gold lever Watch, gold independent seconds, plain back, maker Tarleton, Liverpool, No. 1400, jewelled in fourteen holes. Any person giving such informa- tion as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receivc £ 5 reward, on application to Captain Palin, Chief Constable, Town Hall, King street, Man- chester.— Bow- street, March 2, Supposed to have been stolen from Longville, in the- parish of Westanstow, Salop, during the night of the 24th. | ultimo, the property of Thomas Duppa Duppa, Esq., an un- broken Lurcher Dog, about 12 months old, light- brown colour, i long tail, and brown muzzle, has the appearance of a rough' greyhound, and answers to the name of ' Keeper.' Information ' to be given to Sergeant Caswell, County Police Station, Newton, Shropshire ; or to P. C. ( 46) R. Davies, Aston- on- Clun, Shrop- shire.— Bow- street, March I. Stolen on the night of the 24th ultimo, from Holt, Nor- folk, a rough coated brindle Bitch, mongrel breed, middling size, three feet partly white, and a white spot by the side of neck, answers to the name of ' Wick.' Information to be given to Inspector Mobbs, Holt, Norfolk.— Bow- strcet, March 2. Stolen from several outhouses in High Hesket, during, the night of the 23rd ultimo, an old brown and white mixture Shooting Jacket and Vest, newly washed. Information to be given to Superintendent Carson, Penrith; or at the County Chief Constable's Office, Carlisle.— Bow- street, March 2. Stolen from a parcel in transit from London to Dieppe, France, per Brighton Railway, on the 26th January last, a gold double bottomed engine- turned lever Watch, maker's ; name Banister, No. 27464, initials on back ' L. B. C.' It was enclosed in a blue morocco case, lined with white satin, maker's ! name on it ' Phillips, 23, Cockspur- street.' Information to be | given to Mr. Carpenter, Inspector of Police, London, Brighton, ! and South Coast Railway, London- bridge.-- Bow- street, March 2. Stolen between 10 p. m. 24th and 8 a. m. the 25th instant, from the dwelling- house of Mr. Joseph Constantine, of Auden- shaw : a printed woollen Table Cloth, fanlight centre, and large flowers, colours green, brovvn, and drab; a black cloth ! Overcoat nearly new, two pockets in skirts, and one inside of left breast; and a drab ololh overcoat, brown velvet collar, and far worn. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent I Ludlam, Wilshaw, near Ashton- under- Lyue.— Bow- streety February 29. Stolen on the night of the 23rdjn3tant, from the counting- house of Messrs. W. & C. Howard, corn and timber merchants, Boxmoor, in the parish of Hemel Hempstead, Herts, a six- chamber revolver Pistol, the barrel is rifled, octagon shape, and mended on the left side, the handle is cross carved, and has the letter ' R' or ' B ' on a piece of steel screwed on the handle. £ 2 2s. reward will be paid by the Hemel Hempstead) Association for the Protection of Property, to any person who may give such information as may lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the pistol. Information to be given to Inspector J. Bourn, Police Station, Hemel Hempstead, or at any Police Station in Herts. — Bow- street, February 29. Stolen about the 20th ultimo, from a lodging- house at Tunbridge Wells, the property of Major- General Downing, a large gold Seal, or 2 inches high, red cornelian stone, crest — a mailed arm and hand holding a dart; and a gold Seal, motto—' Never despair.' Also stolen on the 25th instant, from the ' Jolly Sailor ' beershop, Tunbridge Wells, a white Guernsey Shirt, bound round the collar with a white band, had been cut open to make it larger round the neck. Information to be given to Mr. J. Embery, Superintendent of Police, Tunbridge Wells.— Bow- strut, February 29. PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE OFFICERS. ( On the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere.) Found in the possession of two tramps, who were com- mitted on the 22nd ultimo to the .. County Gaol at Worcester for twenty- eight days to hard labour, throe white balance- handled Knives and Forks, nearly new, marked ' Excelsior. G. R. Hides, Sheffield.' Supposed to have been stolen on their way from Birlhingham to Stratford- on- Avon. Information to to be given to James Thompson, Superintendent, Shipston- on- Stour, Worcester.— Bow- street, March 4. March 4. POLICE GAZETTE. 5 WAR OFFICE, March 4, 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 be TWESTT SHILLINGS Instead of TEW SHILLIIGil; the object being to prevent the crime of Desertion, and to hold out a greater inducement for the recovery of Deserters to Her Majesty's Service. OFFICE iro. NAME. BEG. SO. COBFS. WHXBE BORN. TiUBE. H dj EL u. HAIB. EYES. FACE. ' COAT & TBOCSEBS. DATB or DESEUTK. PLACE OI DESKltTIOH. MARKS AXD REMARKS 176960 John Dalzell 639 1 Uh Hussars 01dMonkland, Lanrk. miner 23 • 5 6} | brown hazel fresh regimental 30 Jan. Manchester off furlough to Scatmane 175961 Henry McPhillps 733 ditto Carrickfergus, Antrm. fitter 201 6 61 brown hazel fair ditto 3 Feb. ditto anchor on right arm 176962 John Cowden , _ Scots Fusiliers Paisley, Renfrew weaver 18 0 81! dark blue fresh plain 2 Feb. Paisley recruit 175963 James Peacock 135 2ud Foot London lahourer 23115 8 brown grey fair regimental 31 Jan. Devouport off furlough to London 175964 James Kurr — 26th Foot Ruslea, Monaghan weaver 23 5 81' dk. brn grey sallow plain 5 Feb. Glasgow soar on wrist 175965 Henry Squibbs 542 45th Foot Rydc, Hant s labourer 214 5 6} lit. brn hazel fresh regimental 30 Jan. Curragh off furlough to Portsmouth 175966 Thomas Walker 438 ditto Lecls ditto 20f j5 7| Ibrown blue sallow ditto 30 Jan. ditto ditto to Leeds; scar back of'neci. 175967 Robert Gibb 890 72nd Foot Kirkintilloch, Dnbrtn painter 181 5 6 sandy blue fresh ditto 5 Feb. Aberdeen took waist- belt 176968 James Jardine 1257 78th Foot Glasgow miner 181 5 6 brown blue fresh ditto 5 Feb. ditto scar right temple, short hair 176969 Daniel Rendall 3341 Royal H. Art, Newton Abbott, l) evn. labourer 26 5 5 | light grey fair ditto 31 Jan. Woolwich off furlough to Newton Abbott 178970 1,75971 175972 175978 176974 ' 176975 176976 176977 176978 176979 John Sene Walter King William Laing George Webb Joseph Lowke John Breeon John Byrne Thomas Ryan Edward Delmage Samuel Turner 623 6695 2442 12280 7256 14666 15434 15569 ditto ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto 86th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto ditto Putney, Surrey Bodhainpton, Hants Dunfermline, Fife London Willouglrby, Warwck London Dublin Birmingham Glasgow Ellesmere, Salop j ditto ditto miner labourer I ditto plesterer shoemaker painter carman butcher 19 6 21 5 18 5 20i 6 23 5 211 5 18 6 21} 5 181 5 181; 5 It. brn It. brn brown brown brown auburn brown brown brown brown grey hazel It. brn igrey igrey igrey igrey I blue ibrown | fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh ! fair [ sallow ditto ditto j plain regimental ; ditto ditto blue j cord regimental ditto ditto X Feb. 1 Feb. 6 Feb. 31 Jan. 4 Feb. 30 Jan. 3 Feb. 4 Feb. 4 Feb. 7 Feb. I Canterbury I Dublin Edinburgh Chatham Woolwich Chatham Dublin Woolwich ditto ditto mole on left thigh off furlough to Portobello tattooed on right arm and left hand D ; pockpitted off furlough to London recruit, not surgically inspected took waist- belt 176980 Charles Smith 43 6th Drag. G< ls. Wakefield groom 26 5 It. brn gr fresh black ; white 6 Feb. Aldershot oti pass to Windsor 176981 Daniel Scully 696 4th Hussars TuUamort, King's labourer 21 5 61 sandy hazel fresh regimental 6 Feb. Dublin scar on left eye 176982 W. H. Chamberlin 701 12th Lancera Reading hammerEin. 18f 6 7* brown grey dark ditto 8 Feb. Hounslow took part of reg. nec. 176983 - John Smith 754 15th Hussars Dunkirk, Wilts groom 191 5 « brown grey fresh ditto 7 Feb. Newbridge ditto 176984 Joseph Boyes 1151 18th Hussars Warren, Ohio shoemaker 211 6 71 It, brn brown fresh ditto 6 Feb. Ipswich 176986 Henry Cave 659 1th Foot Kirkdale, Lancaster groom 231 5 101 black dk. bm florid ditto 13 Jan. Corfu pockpitted 175986 George Groves — 8th Foot Manchester hawker 19 i 71 brown grey fresh black; cord 9 Feb. Pontefraot recruit, attested j large feet 1769W Thomas Baron 1127 10th Foot ditto labourer 191 i 84 It. brn grey fresh regimental 4 Feb. Preston 17698b Alfred Sainter 17th Foot Snaitli, Yorkshire shoemaker 22 ~ * brown brown fair 4 Feb. Bradford ditto 17698.. Thomas Leahey 625 33rd Foot Kildare groom 181 5 6 black brown fresh regimental 5 Feb. Fermoy off furlough to Carrigh Toohill, Cork 17C8S0 John Glover 674 41 st Foot Glaanevin, Dublin painter 21 5 8 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 3 Feb. Glasgow clown on left arm 176991 John Kelly William Hall 760 45th Foot Linkinhonne, Crawll. labourer 24 6 71 black haael dark ditto 11 Feb. Curragh slight squint with right eye 176992 64 ditto Loughal), Armagh ditto 264 5 44 brown grey fresh ditto 4 Feb. ditto D ; ' W. H.' on left arm, sailor on right. 175993 John Murray 1511 60th Rifles Galwav ditto 2 U 5 55 dk. brn grey fresh tweed; black 11 Feb. Winchester 175994 Patrick Williams 3318 ditto PallasKenny^ Limrck. diro 291 5 8 dk. brn brown fresh regimental 6 Feb. London took part of reg. nec. 176996 John Mortimer 806 61st Foot Teignmouth, Devon gardener 22 5 7i dk. brn blue fresh ditto 1 Feb. Jersey off furlough to Teignmouth. 170996 John Cormick. 1031 67th Foot Empire, Westmeath — IS 6 7 It. brn blue fresh ditto 5 Feb. Athlone ditto to Empire 176997 Alex. McLaren. — 74 th Foot Shotts, Lanark miner 19 6 6 brown brown fresh plain 8 Feb. Glasgow recruit, finally approved 175998 John McKenzie 129 78th Foot Keith, Banff shoemaker 241 5 brown grey fresh regimental 29 Jan. Dover off furlough to Keith 175999 George Shearer 1103 ditto ditto ploughman 81 5 6 black hazel dark ditto 29 Jan. ditto ditto ditto 176000 176001 176002 173003 17* 6004 176005 176006 176087 1741008 176009 176U10 176011 176012 176013 176044 176016 1760E6 176017 17601- 8 176019 Robert Murphy Thomas Canty Andrew Steadman George Brown Jeremiah Padden William Calnau Ilenry Walker Peter Hanratty George Young Christopher Birrell Edward Jones George Williams Thomas Lowe Joseph Peters Alex. Johnstone Patrick Carey John McIntere Isaac Ashworth John Cropper Denis Fitzwilliam 220 3960 1152 4663- .1* 70 1429 9154 488 2679 ~ 7l0 547 972 1559 668 3785 650 874 885 602 87th Foot 88th Foot 92nd Foot 102nd Foot 103rd Foot Boy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto 11th Hussars ditto 10th Foot 20th Foot 31st Foot 41st Foot ditto 65th Foot ditto 60th Rifles | Rathmines, Dublin ; Kilnocly, Limerick Abbot shall, Kirkcaldy Paisley, Rer. frew j Kelmore, Mayo Cork Kagleshiun, Jtcnfrew Dublin Brecine, Cumberland Fife labourer ditto blacksmith labourer eervant carpenter shoemaker ditto weaver labourer 123} 127 231 22J 27 241 22 234 30 193 6 6 11 85 6 1 7* 4 61 11 ! It. brn | dk. brn brown brown i It. bru sandy dk. bn black It. brn fair grey hazel blue blue grey grey hazel blue hazel grey fresh fresh fair pale fresh fresh sallow light, fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental 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 Londoa off furlough to Edinburgh cut on left temple and left side of forehead recruit, finally approved off pass to London Tottenham, Middles!. Kingston, Bucks diversion, Lancaster London Inverary, Argyle Waterford Donegnl Burnley, Lancashire Beckerstafie Donnvbrook, Dublin machine rlr. tailor felaeksmith bricklayer labourer sweep labourer weaver labourer I carpenter 1201 5 23| 5 16 I 5 2* 5 26} 5 31 5 18 5 184 5 ; 174 6 1231 5 brown brown black brown It. brn : black dk. brn brown dark dk. brn hazel hazel die. brn grey blue blue brown grey brown hazel fresh sallow dark fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 4 Feb. 4 Feb. 10 Feb. 15 Feb. 10 Feb. 7 Feb. 9 Feb. 12 Feb. 7 Feb. 11 Feb. Dublin ditto Preston Chatham Devonport Ayr Glasgow Preston ditto i London labourer 331 5 7 brown hazel fresh ditto 9 Feb. Colchester ditto ' 211 5 51 brown hazel fresh ditto 8 Feb. Aldershot eorkcutter j 211 5 9 fair hazel fair ditto 10 Feb. Dover blacksmith 25} 5 8 brown blue fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto labourer 211 5 61 It. brn fresh ditto 10 Feb. Pembroke groom 26 « 0 light hazel fresh ditto 15 Feb. Curragh student 231 smith ! 191 5 31 brown blue fair ditto 8 Feb. Woolwich 5 6 brown hazel fair ditto 8 Feb. ditto wheeler 19 5 4* brown grey fresh ditto 8 Feb. ditto harnessmkr j20{ 5 4 brown grey fresh ditto 9 Feb. ditto bootcloscr 201 5 41 j brown blue fresh ditto 9 Feb. ditto labourer 191 5 51 brown hazel swarth ditto 11 Feb. ditto ditto 19 5 6 brown hazel fresh ditto 8 Feb. Sheerness ditto 23 5 6 dk. bm black fresh frieze; cord 8 Feb. Belfast plasterer 211 5 91 brown blue fresh brown; blue 8 Feb. Dundee labourer 24 5 84 dk. brn grey fresh pilot; moleskin 9 Feb. ditto joiner 18 5 61 fair blue fresh tweed trousers G Feb. ditto labourer 19 5 61 dk. brn hazel fresh black 12 Feb. Glasgow brickmaker 18 5 9} sandy grey fresh velnet; moleskin 8 Feb. Woolwich carman 18 5 6 brown grey fresh cord; black 8 Feb. ditto peculiar mark on sacrum D; warts on neck, dorsal spine, and stomach ' T. L.' on right arm teok the whole of reg. nec. probably in Glssgow [ ment off furlough to Dub'in j corporal punish - 176020 176021 176022 176023) 176024 176025 176026 176027 176028' I7602H James Byrnes Charles Brooks James Campbell Alexander Laing Richard Barry William Horsfall Wm. H. Hudson William Day' Chas. Weatherby Isaac Cleaver 176030 176031 176032 176033 176034 176035 176036 176037 1176038 1176039 Edward Miller Henry Dabbs Patrick Donnelly James Lynch Alexander Gray Peter Flynn John Forbes William Murray Richard Tailor Henry Rolf 3563 670 482 1060 1374 273 16518 15678 14288 8466 119621 15240 12769 73rd Foot ditto 78th Foot ditto 81th Foot ditto Rov. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Coleraine, Derry Hempsing, Kent Newton Stewart, Ayr Glasgow Tipperary Halifax, Yorkshire Dublin Leeds Barking, Essex Hillmorton, Warwick ! D off pass to Reading ; scar on shoulder | off furlough to Edinburgh ditto to Aberdeen j D ditto to Tipperary ditto to Halifax. J. H. McFarlane M. McDonough Wm. Hambleton Simon Fay James Michael John Shudy William Thompson William Harrison John Tonge James Cavanagh — 6Uh Foot — ! 6th Dragocw « — 126th Foot — ditto — 79th Foot — 1 Rov. Artillery — ditto 734 4th Drag. Gd » 681 1st Dragoons 324 Cold. Guards 434 1st Foot 2276 3rd Foot 225 ditto 822 25th Foot 488 39th Foot 305 41st Foot 1025 58th Foot Glasgow Stone, Staffor « J « hiro Cunningford, Louth Glasgow Aberdeen Dundee ditto Glasgow Camberwell, Surney Ipswich off furlough to Newcastle recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, approved recruit, not surgically inspected ' J. F.' on left arm pockpitted iNewtownards, Down Newbury, Dublin ] Derby ' Birr, King's Lancaster Kilfinnn, Limerick jBilston, Stafford Preston, Lancaster Middleton Hacketstown, Carlow labourer butcher moulder plasterer labourer elerk labourer weaver labourer ditto 20 5 19 5 2611' 5 S0i 5 361 5 26 5 23 5 221 5 221 5 22115 101 91 95 € 7 9i 51 51 71 74 brown It. brn It. brn red brown brown It. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown blue grey grey hazel grey hazel grey grey dk. brn hazel fair fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto regimental ditto ditto 15 Feb. 14 Feb. 9 Feb. 14 Feb. 11 Feb. 11 Feb. 12 Feb. 11 Feb. 11 Feb. 10 Feb. Dundalk Aldershot London Colchester Aldershot ditto Athlone Templemre. Glasgow Birr 176050 176051 176052 176053 176064 176056 176056 17 « 057 17605S 17IW59 176090 176061 176062 176063 176064 176065 176066 176067 176068 176009 James Frazer Edward Scully John Brown Hugh Harper Louis Sasse Hugh McDonald John Edwards Charles Foster William Lockett James King 672160th Rifles 3767 67th Foot 38811 ditto 4120 ditto 612 Commissariat 5785| Rojul II. Ait. fiOllI ditto 1633 Roy. Artillery 42' ditto 31721 Rl. Engineers Glasgow Kilmunt, Roscomtnon Donegore, Antrim Shan kill Belgium Spittle, Aberdeen Oakley, Bucks Winchester London StokeDameral, Devon took the whole of reg. nee. D D D off furlough to Belfast ditto to Kilfinan ditto to Wednesbury pockpitted, mole It. brest and rt. shoulder off pass to Hacketstown Colin Brown David Watson George Cook T. H. Williams Michael Flanagan James Murphy Thos. Glendinning David G. Moore Patrick McGillan Joseph Garner 176070 176071 176072 176073 176074 176075 176076 176077 176078 176079 Patrick Delty William Tiddall Thomas Culpin Michael Green Wm. Greenwood John Wilks Michael Riordan Edward Donnelly George Brenn Edward Curran 1467 5th Foot — 42n< l Foot 973 61st Foot 606 ditto 851. 73rd Foot 4535 102nd Foot 1190 Roy. Artillery 2672 ditto — 98th Foot - 2nd Foot 673 SthDrag. Gds, 115 ditto 65 1st Dragoons 365 4th Hussars ditto 637 10t. li Hussars 354 13th Hussars 331 14th Hussars — Cold. Guards 6689 Scots Fusiliers Denny, Stirling Dundee Weetbury, Wiltshire Cloucester Portarlington, King's Ballingarry, Tipporry. Paisley, Renfrew Glasgow Sluink ill, Antrim Middleton, Lancaster Dublin Cromfoui, Derby Godmanehestr, Hunts Limerick Burv, Lancashire Beadle, Yorkshire Millstrcet, Cork Ci. van Newcae tle- on- Tyuc Ba] maghie, Kirkcudb. engineer 311 6 31 brown labourer 26} 5 6 black carpenter 26J 5 51 brown labourer 25* 5 71 It. brn clerk 261 5 11 dk. brn smith 191 5 4 fair groom 181 5 4 brown painter 191 6 81 brown printer 26 5 4} It. brn mason 28} 5 6j light labourer 20 5 8 dk. brn tenter 201 5 7 fair labourer 191 5 6 dk. brn tailor 22 5 5} dk. brn labourer 22* 5 6$ It. brn groom 20} e 74 brown Boilermaker 241 5 8 sandy painter 191 5 7i brown labourer 20 6 7 dk. brn ditto 20 6 6 It. brn shoemaker 22 5 91 dk. brn mason 241 5 91 It. bm ditto 27 5 9 brown labourer 251 6 7 brown ditto 20 5 7 dk. brn cooper 231 % 8 auburn labourer 24' 4 5 7 It. brn slater 234 5 61 brown clerk 23} 5 8 It. brn labourer 30 5 94 black blue grey brown grey blue blue hazel blue blue grey fresh dark fresh fresh fresh pale swarth fresh fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto regimental ditto ditto brown coat plaid 11 Feb 20 July 12 July 12 July 19 Aug. 10 Feb. 10 Feb. 9 Feb. 13 Feb. 16 Feb. London Shanghai ditto ditto ditto Woolwich ditto Portsmouth Woolwich Aldershot took part of reg. nec. D scar on right ear cannon and dog on right arm swelling over left tibia D blue blue blue blue blue hazel hazel brown grey grey fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh regimental brown; moleskin regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto black; tweed black jacket 13 Feb. 13 Feb. 11 Feb. 11 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 12 Feb. 11 Feb. 11 Feb. 12 Feb. Colchester Edinburgh Jersey ditto Aldershot Chatham Plymouth Chatham Liverpool Oldham off furlough to Dunoon recruit, not finally approved off furlough to Westbury ditto to Gloucester ditto to Dublin ditto to Ballingarry ditto to Paisley ditto to Glasgow recruit, not surgically inspected ditto grey grey hazel hazel hazel hazel grey grey hazel grey sallow fair fair fresh sallow fresh fair dark fair dark regimental ditto ditto ditto white; moleskin regimental ditto ditto blue slop; black regimental 11 Feb. IB Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 17 Feb. 19 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 17 Feb. 28 Jan. Cahir ditto Aldershot Dublin Bolton Dublin Aldershot Manchester London Montreal scar on right breast; off pass to Dublin off furlough to Milford, Derbyshire off pass to Woolwich mole on back; recruit off furlough to Rock shall, Yorkshire ditto to Millstreet ditto to Dublin recruit, attested took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 6 P O L I C E GAZETTE. March 4. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE (• continued) - y , I OFTTCE no. NAME. BEO. NO. COBPS. WHEEE BOBN. TBADE. w O M SIZE. 11AIB. 1 EYES. 1 FACi.. 1 ' I . DATE OF 30AT & TBOTJSEES. _ __ DK8EKTN. PLACE or DESEBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 176080 176081 17608.2 176083 176084 176035 J. 76086 176037 176088 17608 » 1 Walter McComes William Scott George Deacon Hugh Ward Walter Dixon James McKinley Charles O'Neill Henry Dean Thomas Griffin John Allen 162 1057 334 695 936 1055 948 ls » Foot 2nd Foot 3rd Foot 6th Foot 9th Foot 10th Foot 11th Foot 13th Foot 14th Foot 15 th Foot Glasgow Edinburgh Calverley, Yorkshire Fennett, Donegal Heaton, Northumbld Glasgow Armagh Lincijln Walerford Preston, Lancashire carter labourer ditto ditto miner labourer tailor labourer ditto collier 24 19 32} 203 25 26 28 24 23 23} brown dk. brn brown brown light red black dk. brn dark brown grey brown grey blue brown grey hazel grey grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fair fresh fresh fresh fresh regimental' black regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto blackj cord regimental 14 Feb. 16 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 12 Feb. 14 Feb. 12 Feb. 13 Feb. 14 Feb. Port sinouth Oldham Limerick Aldershot Limerick Kilkenny Dublin Fermoy Clonmel Pembroke pockpitted; off furlough recruit, attested ; supp. in Manchester off furlough to. Leods; D, scar on Left leg ditto to Belfast ditto to Usworth, Durham ; D ditto to Glasgow; D ditto Liverpool cross and ' H.' rt. arm, lest nail of forefinger recruit off furlough Whitwortb, Lane.; pookpd. 176090 176091 176092 176093 17B09' 176095 176096 176097 176098 176099 176100 176101 17610a 17610.1 176101 176105 176106 176107 176108 176109 David Watt John Hall Matthew Decorn John Healey John Alexander John Beasley George Waghorne William Coffey John Crook Thomas Delaney 1755 200 546 565 587 711 221 3911 ditto 21st Foot 24th Foot 25th Foot 26th Foot 80th Foot ditto 40th Foot 41st Foot ditto Kilclooney, Armagh Birmingham Belfast Wicklow Glasgow Edinburgh Killarney, Kerry Burbage, Wilts Oappinrnsh, Queen's hackler harnessmkr. labourer ditto hammermn. glasscutter tailor labourer ditto 18 21* 21 24 22$ 21* 22| 17} 23 293 7 6} 6 6J 9! 0 7 4 7 41 brown dk. brn brown brown It, brn brown dark brown dk. brn brown grey hazel grey grey blue grey brown grey blue hazel fresh sallow fresh fresh fair fresh dark fresh fresh fair blue; tweed regimental ditto dark; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 17 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 19 Feb. 14 Feb. 3 Feb. 30 Jan. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. Dundalk Birr Aldershot Leeds Portsmouth Montreal ditto Birr Glasgow ditto recruit, attested off furlough to Walsall pockpitted, tattooed rt. arm, ' H.' It.; recruit off furlough to AUoa scar on forehead off furlough scar on chest ditto to Merthyr, Giamorgan Thomas Blake Robert Coady Joshua Scott. Gilbert Smith Wm. John Wilson Hugh Pugh William Broderick Thomaa Rumbolt J. C. Goldliche John Brown 536 457 385 146 331 1108 740 969 1188 998 ditto 45th Foot ditto 49th Foot ditto 53rd Foot ditto dittc ditto 58th Foot Studies, Warwick New Ross, Wexford Bridford, Yorkshire Alferoghil), Antrim Newtownards, Down Bedweltv, Monmouth Tallow, Waterford Westminster Inniscarra, Cork Hulme, Lancashire needlemakr labourer weaver labourer weaver groom labourer ditto clerk fitter 214 213 22 251 204 2H4 29 22 22 24} 6 9* 11 9* 4* 71 61 7* 4 brown It. brn light dk. brn It. brn dk. brn brown dk. brri sandy It. brn grey hazel blue hazel bluo brown grey hazel grey grey fresh ditto 11 Feb. ditto fair ditto 16 Feb. Curragh off detachment at Naas fair ditto 16 Feb. ditto ditto D ; scar en right arm fresh ditto 14 Feb. Manchester off furlough to Bnllyinena, Antrim fresh ditto 17 Feb. ditto took waist- belt and part of reg. nee: sallow ditto 1 Feb. Portsmouth off furlough fresh ditto 15 Feb. ditto fresb ditto 13 Feb. ditto fresh ditto 14 Feb. Birr ditto to Curdifl' fair ditto 14 Feb. ditto ditto to Manchester; mole left thigh John Hunter Daniel Arlett William Parker William Soaper Georgo Green John Rees Michael O'Brien Daniel Plant William Dougherty Michael Burt John Dare James Harvey John Bailey Joseph Freeman John Clark William Dey Thomas Evans John Goen William Smith William McKay Henry Holland Horatio Hill Walter Laylor Martin Bennett Thomas Williams George Smith Edward Luckhurst Henry Holder William Jones Frederick Leppoe 1010 917 807 746 947 1176 1151 1096 967 ditto 60th Rifles ditto ditto ditto 64th Foot ditto 70th Foot 73rd Foot ditto Cappagh, Tyrone Mortimer, Berks Brighton Plymouth Pinchback, Lincoln Aberavon, Glamo rgan Glasgow HargraVe, Cheshire Glasgow Ballyshannon, Donegl labourer ditto mason labourer ditto coacher miner labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto collier labourer ' ditto plasterer 201 21* 3I « 23} 2H 22} 21 201 184 191 m Hi 4} H * i 81 10 61 6} 71 brown It. brn black dk. brn brown dk. brn brown dk. brn brown dk. brn blue grey brown grey grey brown grey brown grey grey sallow fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh dark freeh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto plain regimental 14 Feb. 20 Feb. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 2 Feb. 11 Feb. 15 Feb. 14 Feb. 13 Feb. 14 Feb. ditto London Montreal ditto ditto Gosport ditto Colchester Glasgow' Aldershot ditto to Omagh, Tyrone took the whole of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. ditto ditto to Aberavon ditto to Belfast scar on left leg; ' D. P.' on left arm recruit, finally approved off furlough to Glasgow; scar across nos 1115 1114 476 1802 1146 878 1409 1403 702 1201 81st Foot ditto 83rd Foot ditto ditto ditto 84th Foot ditto 87th Foot 92na Foot Chepstow, Monmouth Dough, Antrim Liverpool Kelton, Bedford Sligo Banff Llangyorwryd, Glam. Enniskillen, Ferman. Brentford, Middlesex Glasgow 118} 20 26 81* 19| 211 20 22 27 18 7} 71 98 6* 7 71 6 6 6i 51 brown brown brown brown It. brn It. brn brown dk. brn brown brown brown g'ey grey grey grey grey grey grey grey brown fresh fresh fresh' fresh fresh fresh freeh dark I fair I florid ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 21 Feb. 21 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 13 Feb. 17 Feb. 15 Feb. 14 Feb. 13 Feb. Chatham ' ditto Shorncliffe ditto ditto ditto Pembroke Curragh Aldershot Stirling took part of reg. nee ditto off furlough ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto to Aberdeen to Edinburgh to Sligo; scar on right hip to Edinburgh to Maesteg Glamorgan to Ehriisliillen took waist- belt to Brentford; D 1198 4044 6588 4498 167 647 509 5192 15609 15255 Military Train Royal H. Art. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Roy. Artillery ditto Hey bridge, Essex porter 26 5 7 brown grey fresh ditto 17 Feb. Aldershot off pass to London Sheffield collarmaker 21} 5 61 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 16 Feb. Woolwich Birmingham labourer 211 r> H dk. brn grey fresh livery 12 Feb. ditto " London ditto 26 5 7 brown grey fresh regimental 16 Feb. ditto Newbridge, Glamorgn sawyer 20 5 5} sandy grey blue florid ditto 13 Feb. Canterbury off furlough to Newbridgo Leinlon shoemaker 184 5 31 brown fresh ditto 13 Feb. ditto off pass to London ; tattooed on wrists Staplehurst, Kent labourer 213 5 51 black hazel swarth ditto 12 Feb. ditto off furlough to Biddenden, Kent Spoen, Berkshire ditto 20} 5 4} brown blue fair ditto 7 Feb. Dublin off furlough Sheffield ditto 20 5 4} brown brown fair ditto 14 Feb. Woolwich Canterbury, Kent clerk 20} 9 4 brown grey fair ditto 15 Feb. ditto William Knight Alfred Power Thos. Holdsworth Thomas Duller Arthur Gilson James Sullivan David Thomson Stephen Molloy Joseph Faulder Alexander Baillie 15870 1 16H08 15746 15810 1216 2677 14K8 1481 1172 ditto Huntingdon ditto ! Liverpool ditto ^ Halifax, York ditto Luton, B « J ford ditto Newcastle- on- Tync ditto London ditto Kimlaven, Stanley ditto Clifden, Galwoy ditto Workingtn. jCmbrlnd ditto Glasgow labourer shoeingsmh fitter labourer ditto ditto joiner labourer engineer brassfoundr 191| 5 21 5 19 5 18 5 181 5 84J' 5 21 5 20^ 5 213' 5 28}' 5 4 73 44 4 51 7 7} 7} 75 104 It. brn dk. brn brown brown brown It. brn brown brown dk. brn dk. brn grey lihztil lmzel hazel hazel grey blue grey brown grey fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresb ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 15 Feb. 16 Feb. 11 Feb. 11 Feb. 17 Feb. 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 10 Feb. 9 Feb. 15 Feb. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Cork Shorncliffe Dover ditto Plvmouth tattooed oh left arm and right thumb off furlough to London ditto to Stanley off pass to London off furlough to Berwiek- on- Twced ditto to Glasgow James Donovan John McGrath Tom Price Thomas Bryant William Allerton Thomas Hughes James Conroy James Quin John Cayle George Longton 7951 6722 7924 488 Rl. Engineers ditto ' ditto - OapeMntdRfl Cold. Guards 12th Foot 18th Foot 14th Foot 63rd Foot 98th Foot Kingston, Surrey Dublin Aylesbury, Bucks Sittingbourne, Kent LeightnBuzzrd., Beds Dublin Mountratb, Queen's Newtownlimuvady* Glasgow Scarsbriek, Lancaster tailor cooper painter brickmaker labourer printer carpenter collier labourer ditto 191 - 55 213 234 19 18 19 18 18} 24 6 8 5 2 10 6} 8} 6 9 6 dk. bro fair dk. brn light brown brown brown It. brn black sandy grey blue hazel grey grey grey blue grey dk. brn blue dark* fresh fresh ruddy fresh fresh fresh fresh pale fresb ditto ditto ditto ditto smock; Cord brown dark; blue black; brown canvas; moleskin brown; cord i 13 Feb. 13 Feb. 15 Feb. 14 Feb. 20 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 16 Feb. .17 Feb. 18 Feb. Aldershot Chatham Aldershot Canterbury Hereford Richmond Portarlngtn Glasgow ditto Liverpool off pass to Guildford; mark right forefinger off pass to London took part of reg. nec. two scars over left scapula recruit burn on left leg, right thigh, and loins recruit, not surgically inspected * Derry ditto ; short hair ditto Janus Sherrington John Sullivan James Rogers Martin smith James White Edward Sabell Henry Elery Adam Gray John Sharpler Alex. Kirkwood 15( 125 720 J 100th Foot 106th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto Roy. Artillery Rl. Engineers 24th Foot Roy. Artillery Preston Liverpool London » K> oyden, Surrey Barking, Essex Dagenham London Alnwick, Nrthmbrlnd' Preston Glasgow clerk I 21 iron plater ! 181 carman 19 labourer ditto ditto printer painter weaver boilermakcr 21 18 25 181 211 23 20 light dk. bm brown brown brown brown black auburn brown brown grey dk. brn grey grey grey blue : brown jblue [ brown I grey fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh sallow sallow faii- fresh fresh brown; black blue; moleskin black; cord black; moleskin white slop; mole flannel; cord regimental ditto black; moleskin tweed 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 13 Feb. 12 Feb. 21 Feb. 17 Feb. 20 Feb. 19 Feb. ditto Glasgow Woolwich ditto ditto Warley Woolwich Shorncliffe Preston Edinburgh recruit recruit, not surgically inspected recruit ditto ditto recruit, not surgically inspected took great coat recruit, not Burgioaliy inspected recruit, surgically inspected Charles Godwin William Lee William Taylor Amos Bailey William Bugg John Blay Henry Holliday John Gibbard George Butler Matthew Lacy 17 j 4th Hussars 41919th Lancers 768 18th Hussars Cold. Guards ditto ditto lst Foot 10th Foot 11th Foot 30th Foot 8 4801 6480 344 976 969 823 Islington, London tWwsgow Bartonjoyce, Notts Wednesbury, Stafford Grantham, Lincoln St, Ebbes, Oxford Norwich Birmingham Warrington, Lancastr Weedon. Northamptn clerk shoemaker labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto gasfitter labourer ditto 264 224 31 32 31} 301 231 20 32 19* 8 7 5} 91 10 91 8 7 4} • 9 It. brn brown black It. brn dk. brn It. brn light It. brn brown It. brn hny. vi grey dk. brn hazel hazel grey grey hazel grey lair dark fresh fresh light fair fresh fresh fair regimental d: tto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 21 Feb. 25 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. 23 Feb. 13 Feb. 19 Feb. 5 Feb. Dublin Brighton Ipswich London ditto ditto Colchester Kilkenny DubUn " Montreal took part of reg. nec. D; short hair D D D ; appearance of ophthalmia right eye off furlough to Banbury tattooed on breast, arms, and thighs off furlough to Toronto, Canada West 176180 176181 176182 176183 176184 176185 176186 176187 176188 176189 Martin Dowling Thomas Parkins John Morgan George Binden John Miller John Flynn Francis Gray William Darroch James Wilkinson William Soott 711 402 711 1254 1113 1318 12640 37th Foot 47th Foot 59th Foot 60th Rifles 6fth Foot 70th Foot 74th Foot 78th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto Hurlingford, Kilknny Bishopwrmth., Drhm. Reading Devizes, Wilts Plumstead, Kent Roscommon Edinburgh Glasgow ditto Galashiels, Roxburgh joiner carpenter shoemaker labourer servant labourer cellarman labourer ditto ditto 26* 211 22} 19 24J 18 171 20} 18 dark brown dk. brn auburn light brown black brown dk. brn brown grey blue blue hazel blue grey blue hazel grey grey fair fresh sallow fair fresh fair fresh pale fresh fair tweed regimental ditto ditto supposed plain regimental plain regimental ditto black; moleskin 21 Feb. 14 Feb. 31 Jan. 20 Fob. 23 Feb. 19 Feb. 22 Feb. 20 Feb. 18 Feb. 23 Feb. Liverpool Athlone Aldershot London Colchester ditto Edinburgh Aberdeen Sheerness N'wctle- o- T wart under right armpit off furlough to Sunderland ; ' T. P.' lt. arm ditto took part of reg. nec. tattooed inside arms recruit, finally approved took part of reg. nec. and waistbelt off furlough to Glasgow recruit, attested 176190 176191 176192 176193 176191 176195 176196 176197 176198 176199 David Hamilton John Rourke Evan Robert Samuel Ricards John Green Peter Quinn James Delaney John Clarke William Taylor Patrick Dunn 112 788 8195 93 4,17 91 887 368 1086. 5970 Roy. H. Gds. 3rd Hussar* Gren. Guard* 41st Foot ditto ditto 66th Foot ditto 92nd Foot Roy. Artillery Muirkirk, Ayrshire Glasgow Llanwood, Denbigh Falmouth, Cornwall Manchester Glasgow Mauley, Staffordshire Killisheve, Fermangh. Banhead, Renfrew Mairyboro', Queen's miner Irunkmaker mason labourer ditto rope maker labourer cottonspinr. moulder labourer 31} 19J 31} 25 21 i 25} 19* 214 20 201 11} 71 7j 6 7 7 6} 7 8 9 auburn dk. brn dk. brn brown auburn black brown brown brown brown grey brown hazel hazel hazel grey grey grey grey sallow pale fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh frefeh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 6 Feb. 25 Feb. 19 Feb. 20 Feb. 14 Feb. 18 Feb. 25 Feb. 20 Feb. 20 Feb. 17 Feb. Windsor Edinburgh London Glasgow ditto ditto Preston ditto Edinburgh Newbridge off furlough to New Mains, Lanarkshire took the whole of reg. nec. D anchor on right and ' J.' on left arm took part of reg. nec. off pass 176200 175801. 176202 176203 176201 176205 17620S 176207 176203 176209 Archibald Hood John Wise Mark Thompson Andrew Bond James Manders Samuel Windley Edward Jones Joseph Baines Wm. H. West Michael McCarthy 7871 105 781 1146 1241 2623 Rl. Engineer* 1th Hu- sars Roy. Artillery ditto ditto lit Life Gds. llth Hussars Gren. Guard* ditto Roy. Artillery Kilmarnock, Ayr Reading Lewisham, Kent Leeds Deptford, Kent Tipton, Stafford Liverpool Bradford Alverstoke, Hants Buttevant, Cork cabinetmkr. labourer ditto ditto carman smith groom woolcomber cook labourer 20f 20 18 21 20 24 22} 26 25 21 9 61 4} 4 4} 01 8 11 8} 41 dk. bin brown brown brown brown brown brown brown dk. brn brown ! grey [ grey grey grey blue hazel hazel brown hazel blue pale fresh fresh freeh fresh fresh pale light dark fresh ditto white smock; cord moleskin; cord brown slop; cord black plain regimental ditto ditto ditto 19 Feb. 25 Feb. 19 Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 6 Feb. 23 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 21 Feb. Chatham Reading Woolwich ditto ditto London Dublin Windsor ditto Limeriok anchor on left thumb, scars over liver recruit, not surgioally inspected recruit ditto ditto tattooed on arms took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. ditto 4 March 4. P O L I C E GAZETTE. 259 DESERTEKS OFFICE NAME. EES. COBPS. WHEBE BORN. TBADE. H f> 50. VO. FROM j^ SY THE MILITIA. BIZE. i HAIB. COAT & THOUSEE8. DATE Or DESEKTN. PLACE OF BESEETION. MARKS A1TD REMARKS. 67076 Thomas G. Webb 4098 2ndT. limits* St. George's, London labourer 18 5 4 dk. brn hazel sallow 10 April Bethnal Gn. * absent from training 67076 Abrm. Arrowsmith 4129 ditto Brthnal Green gafefitter 17 5 34 dk. brn grey fair 10 April ditto supp. gone to sea 57077 John Swan 3782 ditto Aldgate cigarmaker 19 5 54 It. brn grey fresh 21 April ditto scar on right nates; aupp. in gaol 57078 John Beard 1161 ditto Birmingham tripe dresser 20 ) 44 brown blue sallow 10 April ditto 67079 John Sullivan 4007 ditto W hitechapel, London St. George's labourer 19 5 5 brown grey fair 24 April ditto 67080 Thomas Davis 1018 ditto ditto 24 5 64 dk. brn hazel dark 24 April ditto scar on faoe 67081 John Schmidt 1061 ditto Bethnal Green cutler 19 5 54 sandy brown fresh 10 April ditto mark on right arm; aupp. gone to sea 67082 Alfred Mitchell 4216 ditto Hastings, Sussex labourer . 18 5 4 dk. brn hazel fresh. 10 April ditto 67083 Thomas Sundall 3773 ditto St. George's, London ditto 21 6 7 dk. brn hazel fresh —— 24 April ditto 67084 John Sullivan 3778 ditto Lambeth tinman 20 5 4} dk. brn grey fresh —— 24 April ditto bubo on left groin 57086 67086 67087 67088 67089 67090 67091 67092 67093 67094 John Grant Murk Lickford John Mullens John Daly Henry Lipper John Lynch John May Edward Power John Ryan Thomas Smith 3790 ditto St. Luke's labourer 22 5 7 It. bm grey fresh 24 April ditto scar of bubo on right groiu 3804 ditto St. George's shoemaker 20 5 4 It. brn grey fresh 24 April ditto supp. transported 3883 ditto ditto labourer 24 5 74 black grey sallow 24 April ditto marks on left hip 3798 ditto Cork ditto 19 5 4} dk. brn hazel sallow — 21 April ditto 3884 ditto Peckham, Surrey oabinetmkr. 19 5 64 It. bm grey fresh 24 April ditto supp. transported 3818 ditto Mallow, Cork labourer 19 5 4} brown hazel sallow 24 April ditto scar on back 3810 ditto St. George's, London ditto 19 5 5} dk. brn hazel fresh 24 April ditto 3911 ditto Waterford carpenter 27 6 74 dk. brn grey I'resh 24 April ditto pockpitted j soar on leg 3846 ditto St. George's, London labourer 20 5 84 It. brn hazel fresh • 24 April ditto | 3801 ditto Newington ditto 20 5 6 brown blue fresh 24 April ditto moles on neck and obest 67095 William Webb 4046 ditto Stratford, Esstx ditto 18 6 4 It. brn grey fair 24 April ditto 67096 John Wilson 3806 ditto Whitechapel, London ditto 25 S 94 It. brn brown fresh 24 April ditto scar on chest 67097 George Brown 4062 ditto Spitulfields ditto 19 5 4 dk. brn grey fair 10 April ditto scar on forehead 57098 George Mason 4099 ditto St. George's ditto 26 6 5} dk. bm hazel sallow ' 10 April ditto 67099 Henry Rummicorn 4230 ditto Iloxton porter 19 5 7 dk. brn blue fresh 10 April ditto marks on left arm 67100 John Walker 4164 ditto Bethnal Green labourer 19 6 4 It. brn grey fresh 10 April ditto 57101 John Milton 3850 ditto Shoreditch painter 28 5 4 brown grey fresh 24 April ditto 67102 John Lynch 3846 ditto Dublin labourer 20 6 7 black hazel sallow f — 21 April ditto 67103 Thomas Sands 3805 ditto Whitcchapel, London ditto 20 5 • r> 4 It. brn grey fresh 24 April ditto 67104 John Slater 3795 ditto Southwark ditto 20 5 84 brown brown pale 24 April ditto 67105 James King 3890 ditto Holborn ditto 23 5 4 dk. brn grey sallow 24 April ditto soar on right arm 67106 John Welsh 3935 ditto Spitallields ditto 18 5 84 brown grey fair 21 April ditto 67107 William Bott 4148 ditto Islington ditto 18 5 44 brown blue frosh 10 April ditto 67108 Charles Lano 4203 ditto St. George's ditto 24 5 6 auburn grey fresh 10 April ditto scar on back 67109 Thomas Holland 1307 ditto Ireland ditto 23 5 6} It. brn grey fresh 10 April ditto marks on arms 67110 Denis Bryan Walter Evans 3908 ditto BethnalGreen, Londn costermngr. 20 5 10} brown brown fair 24 April ditto 67111 3919 ditto St. Luke's boxmaker 27 5 8 brown hazel sallow 24 April ditto soar under jaw 67112 James Nye 3966 ditto Shoreditch braidmaker 19 5 6} black hazel sallow 24 April ditto supp. in Artillery B7113 John Barry 4122 ditto Wapping porter 20 5 84 dk. bra hazel fresh 10 April ditto 67114 Robert Hubbard 4118 ditto Milo End labourer 18 5 64 brown grey pale 10 April ditto soar on face 67116 John Kiminske 4262 ditto Spitalfields ditto 20 5 84 dk. bm blue 67116 Oliver Newson 4086 ditto Shoreditch ditto 18 5 64 black grey 67117 Henry Riches 4104 ditto Spitalfields wadding mk 20 5 94 dk. brn grey hazel 67118 John Sullivan 4187 ditto Suffolk porter 23 5 6 black 67119 John Sullivan 3777 ditto Cork labourer 23 6 9 dk. brn grey 67120 William Sweeney 3784 ditto Southwark, London : ditto 18 5 7 brown hazel 67121 John Sanders 3976 ditto Whitochapel ditto ' 20 5 64 brown hazel 57122 John Costello 3779 ditto Cork ditto 18 5 6 black hazel 67123 James Donovan 3843 ditto St. Andrew's, London ditto. 20 5 6 brown grey 57124 Henry Jackson 3768 ditto Deptford, Kent ditto 19 5 54 brown grey 67125 George Costello 3747 ditto Bethnal Green, Londn ditto 20 5 7} brown blue 67126 Edward Bonnor 4198 ditto Stepney sawye* 29 5 64 brown hazel 67127 George Brown 4158 ditto Clerkenwell printer 18 5 44 brown hazel 67128 Richard Clarke 4132 ditto Somorset wheehvrght 27 5 54 brown grey 67129 Charles Mallison 4095 ditto Kingstown, Cumblnd. labourer 19 5 6 brown 67130 William Webster 2161 Northamptn.* Braflcld, Northampt. ditto 23 6 6} black hazel 67131 John Draper 2166 ditto Little Creaton Northampton shoemaker 26 5 74 It. bm hazel 67132 Charles Stewart 2303 ditto ditto 24J 6 8 It. bm grey 67133 John Wright 2386 ditto Spratton ditto 224 5 2} It. bm hazel 67184 John Blanton 2468 ditto Northampton ditto 214 5 3 It. bm grey 67136 Henry Wilton 2172 ditto ditto ditto 25} 5 44 brown grey 67136 Robert Groom 2516 ditto ditto labourer 214 5 fr brown hazel 67137 George Bree 2532 ditto Daventry ditto 224 6 4 brown hazel 67138 Charles Allen 2591 ditto Brixworth ditto 261 5 44 It. bm grey 67139 James Roberts 2655 ditto Yarl ley- Ha stings shoemaker 22} 5 7 It. bm grey 67140 Wm. Cartwright 2775 ditto Northampton ditto 214 5 4 black grey 57141 John Stevenson 2926 ditto ditto ditto 23 5 3} brown grey 57142 William Fitzhugh 3005 ditto Walgrave labourer 22} 5 6 It, bm grey 67143 William Elderkin 3046 ditto Oundle ditto 25 5 9 dk. brn blue 67144 Thomas Poole 3132 ditto London butcher 20 5 5 It. bm , blue 67145 Joseph King William Kent 3138 ditto Weedon, Northampt. shoemaker 204 5 44 brown blue 67146 3232 ditto Dallington labourer 21} 5 4} It. bm grey 57147. John Stapleton 3338 ditto Bedford shoemaker 184 5 dk. bru halel 67148 James Gilpin 3344 ditto Northampton ditto 23 5 4} di. bm hazel 67149 John Everest 3479 ditto Oundle miller 23 J 5 4} It. bm grey 67160 John Leadbeater • 8510 ditto London shoemaker 28 5 73 brown brown 67161 George Leambert 3519 ditto Barnack, Northampt. miller 224 5 44 brown brow.-. 67152 George Howell 3555 ditto Northampton labourer 204 5 5} It. bm grej 57163 Thomas Warillow 3592 ditto ditto shoemaker 20} 5 8 brown brown 67154 James Smith 3630 ditto ditto bootfinisher 19} 5 4 dk. bm brown 67166 Charles Corner 3ti8l ditto Stretton, Rutland Lilborne, Northampt. labourer 19} 5 44lit. brn ; blue 57156 John Clarke 3639 ditto ditto 26} 5 4} dk. brn grey 57157 Thomas Brown 3641 ditto Northampton shoemaker 18} 5 5 dk. brn grey 67168 George Green 3641 ditto ditto ditto 18} 5 6 It. bm grey 57159 James Thompson 3654 ditto Daventry bootcloser 26 6 74 dk. brn hazel 57160 James Murdin 3663 ditto Northampton shoemaker 181 5 7 It. brn grey 67161 Charles Lines 3665 ditto Chipping Warden gare'ener 213 5 44 i dk. brn hazel 57162 Thomas Ross 3667 ditto Bozcat blacksmith 24 5 6 dk. brn grey 57163 George Gent 3696 ditto Wellingborough shoemaker 21 I5 74 brown grey 67) 64 Philip Tilley 3713 ditto Northampton ditto 19415 44 i dk. brn Igrey fair dark fair sallow red fresh fair fresh pale fresh 10 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 24 April 24 April 21 April 24 April 24 April 2t April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto sear of bubo on groins; supp. gone to f sear on left arm supp. in Artillery soar of bubo on groins soar on left elbow poekpitted fresh sallow dark fresh fair sallow fair sallow sallow fresh 24 April 24 April & 4 April 10 April 10 April 27 April 27 April 27 April 27 April 27 April 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 Northampt. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto . ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto. ditto i ditto ditto soar on back scar on forehead marks on left arm : absent from trainiag scar on forehead gone to Australia supp. in Roy. Artillery fair 27 April ditto ditto fair 27 April ditto sallow 27 Anril ditto fair 27 April ditto fresh 27 April ditto fair 13 April ditto fresh 13 April ditto fair 13 April ditto bum on left arm fair —- 13 April ditto fresh 13 April ditto fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fair sallow 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto name supp. to be Tho*. Wilkinson supp. in neighbourhood of'Ciiange- alley, Lond » 67165 57166 67167 67168 67169 67170 57171 67172 57173 67174 David Noble Timothy Shea William Jones William Parry Thomas Brunt Joseph Harries John Jones John Lloyd William Stewart William Butler 3714 3717 495 403 435 680 595 ' 197 2624 1977 ditto ditto Radnor* ditto ditto Cnrmth. Art.* ditto ditto Renfrew* Bucks* Piddington Cork Knncklass Ludlow, Salop Konnersly, Ileroford Carmarthen Llanbodairne, Cardgn Llanwinio, Carmrthn. Pasley, Renfrew Borringdon, ITerts carpentor shoemaker labourer bookseller drainer haulier shoemaker labourer ditto ditto 30 281 20 26 26 25 28 22 20 234 6} I brown 7} ilt. brn 6 ! brown black brown auburn brown brown brown It. brn 7 7} 61 74 10 6 5 grey grey grey brown blue brown grey grey hazel grey fair , fair fair dark fair fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh 13 April 13 April 13 May 13 May 13 May 14 May 14 May 28 May 15 July 24 April ditto ditto Presteign ditto ditto Carmarthen ditto ditto Greenock H. Wycmbe ditto * absent from training tattooed on arms * absent from training * absent from training mark under right ear ditto 67176 57176 57177 67178 67179 67180 57181 67182 67183 67184 Charles Lewis John Bryant John Winchester James Abel Thorpe Henry Coker Arthur Simco Charles Plater George Williams John Smith Nathan Miller 2061, 2067 2438 2519 2646 2710 2718 2724 2726 2743 . ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Chesham, Bucks Cluydon Datehet, Berks Newport Pugnel, Bcks Burnham Emberton Haddenham Cippenham Little Marlow Hardwiek shoemaker blacksmith labourer ditto ditto blacksmith labourer ditto ditto ditto 20i 25| 23 J 19 23} 192 33* 19$ 204 22J 5 5 6 10 5 2 9 10} red dark It. brn brown dk. brn brown black dk. brn dk. brn brown grey It. brn ! groy grey grey grey dk. brn grey . grey , hazel sallow fair fresh freck. fresh dark faii- fair fair fresh 24 April 24 April 24 April 24 April 10 April 10 April 24 April 10 April 10 April 24 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto supp. in Army supp. in neighbourhood of Northamptom supp. in neighbourhood of Hounslow supp. working in London gone to Australia scar on forefinger supp. in Army 67185 57186 67187 67188 67189 67190 67191 67192 67193 67194 Abel Tapping John A. Smith William Reece William Jones David Jardine Peter Drew George Masterton Thomas Brunton Hugh R. Durie Jas. Cunningham 2781 2808 2826 2826 1250 1256 1271 1283 715 741 ditto ditto ditto ditto Fife* ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Lungwick Olney Stony Stratford diito Dunfermline, Fife Edinburgh Dunfermline, Fifo Abernethy Kirkcaldy Dysart ditto tanner labourer ditto ditto tailor miner labourer ! ploughman 18 22} 19} 22} 18} 18J 23} 18} 22} 24 7 9 1 8 Ji 54 6 54 6 10 brown brown brown dk. brn It. brn dk. brn brown It. brn brown brown hazel grey grey brown blue blue grey blue grey grey fair fair fair dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow 10 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 25 June 25 June 25 June 25 June 9 July 9 July ditto ditto ditto ditto Cupar ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto in 2nd Surrey Militia wart on left eye scar on chest and neck 57195 67196 67197 57198 67199 67200 57201 67202 67203 57204 Robert Dick Christopher Birrell Donald McDonald James Lawson Goorge Scott John Headrigg John Birrell John Piggie Frank Divine George Wood 776 811 818 888 922 943 986 996 1062 1106 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Abbotshall Cupar Kirkhill, Inverness Dunfermline, Fife Carnbie Cupar Dunfermline Falkland Dunfermline Dunbog ploughman ditto groom weaver ploughman labourer weaver labourer ditto tanner 21} 22 224 211 214 23 20} 26J 201 20 5} 5} 6 5} 6} 61 6 10 6 6 fair brown fair dk. brn fair fair brown brown brown brown hazel blue blue blue blue blue blue blue grey blue ruddy fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh swarth fresh fresh 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto supp. in 92nd Foot supp. in 11th Hussars scars on neok tattooed on left arm,; supp. in 19th Foot TT 8 P O L I C E GAZETTE. March 4. DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA ( continued). OPrwjK WO. SAME. X1KO. NO. WIIKHK BOBK. 57205 57206 57207 57208 57209 57210 67211 57212 57218 572 H FACE. COAT 4 TEODSEBa. DATE OF DESUTN. PIiACK or DESERTION. MAl'. KS AND REMAKKn Joseph White George Smith John O'Neil James Yates David Sturk David Mutter Andrew McLean William Stewart James Russell Walter Scott 11136 11140 i 1171 j 1150 1172 1180 1181 1184 1193 1195 [ Fife* ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 57216 57216 57217 57218 57219 57220 57221 57222 57223 57224 Edward Frame Richard Byrne John Lowe James Johnston Henry Ashcroft Patrick McAlroy Anthony Jennings John Hogan Thomas Kelly Patrick Young | 1897 1227 i 2 483 281 3165 ; 1334 1642 1016 1081 1126 Stirlingshire Kent Artil. 7thLincnshire Longford* North Lincoln WeehnthRfl* ditto ditto ditto ditto Strathmiglo Kirkcaldy Dunfermline Torryburn Dunfermline Kirkcaldy Dysart Kirkcaldv Kettle Cults Kilkenny Dover Manchester Tm plemichael, Lngfd. Lincoln Rochfortbridgc+ Mullingar Kilbeggan Moate Rathnwen labourer ditto weavei Salter gardener 19* 5 1324lS 184 5 20 5 il8J 5 liammermn. 21 | 5 irondresser 23J15 brassfoundr 254' 5 labourer - ' 19j 5 ditto | 20 5 8 brown 8 brown 6 i black 6 brown 5 dk. brn 8} brown 74 brown 64 brown 51 It. brn 74 brown grey blue hazel hazel hazel hazel blue blue grey fresli fresh fresh fresh treuh fresh fresh fresh fresh | 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 Fcrot * absent from training scarification marks On breast front tooth broktm, scar on forehrewt scar on left foot brassfoundr 118 musician 23 J labourer ditto servant dealer labourer ditto ditto 224 29 ( 26 120 23 23 125 I S0| 4 | dk. brn 5 dark 6 It.' brn 8} 104 74 54 74 11 8 dk. brn brown brown brown brown brown fair 57225 57226 57227 57229 57229 5723tf 57231 57212 57233 57234 Thomas Bussy James Bannon Thomas Curly George Byron William Doyle Michael Gorman Owen Dunleary Patrick Russell Peter Fetherston William Trapler 1158 1250 1259 1285 1307 1339 13 U 1370 1397 1423 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto . 1,1, to ditto ditto ditto 57235 57236 57237 57238 57239 57240 67241 67242 67243 57244 Thomas Ryan James Quiskelly Pierce Boyhan " Martin Lynch Michael Connor William Gaynor Ryan Laharty Patrick Cox ' Michael Cullen John Bourke | Moate ditto Kilbeggan ditto Athlone ditto Castlcpollard ditto A thlone ditto Nwtwnforbe', Lngfrd. ditto ' Ballinalea ditto Mullingar, Westmth. ditto Moate [ servant Rochfortbridge i labourer 214 19 23 19i 29 25> 28 119 22 32 5 7 5 5 7 5 6 5 7 brown dk. brn dark Wack dk. bm brown browc brown It. bm blank gr£ 7 fresh tweed 11 Aug. Stirling hazel fresh blue; twrerl 21 Oct. Dover- blue fresh Mack 30 Oct. Bury blue fair 18 July Longford blue fresh pSafri 19 Not. Lincoln blue fresh 1 June Mullingar grey fresh 1 Jane ditto grey fresh 1 June ditto grey fair 1 June ditto grev fair 1 June ditto blue fair 1 June? ditto grey fresh 1 June ditto grey fresh 1 June ditto blue sallow 1 June ditto brown dark 1 June ditto grey sallow 1 Juno ditto g" 7 fresh 1 June , « tto grey fresh 1 June ditto hazs! fresh : 1 June ditto hazel fresh 1 June ditto 1430 1467 1523 1526 1535 1558 1560 1565 1572 1608 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Kilbeggan ditio Mullingar Moate Kilbeggan Ballinacargy Rathdowning, Qun' 9. Ballinacargv, Wtmtb. Moate Mullingar ditto ditto ditto ditto blacksmith labourer ditto ditto bricklayer blacksmith 24 15 32 5 23 254 224 294 29* 9& It. brn 6J 8 7 5 J 9i 4 6 8 It. fern It,, brn. brown brown brown dk. brn brown brown brown blue blue blue brows, grey hazel grey black hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh June ! June June June June June June June June June ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 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 t Westmeath reported gone to America in Scotland gone to America ditto in England in Scotland gone to America; burn, light elbow in Liverpool in England gone to America ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on right hip in Scotland ; scar on left cheek ditto scar on right thigh gono to America in Scotland gone to America scar on right eyebrow reported gone to America ditto ditto anskor right arm ADMIRALTY, March 4, 1864. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men T> hehargvd from Her Majesty's Sea Service. NAME. SHIP DESERTED OB 0I1ABQED FBOM. DIS- PATE. WHXBH BOBK. HAra, EYKS. FACE. MARKS AMD REMARKS. G. Wells D. Timmins E. Reynolds Henry Ralph Richard Porter Charles Jeffery George Coombs James Callaghan Peter Muskett John Purchase Charles Olding Samuel Waycotte John Webber George Wise George Yates Edward Garner Daniel Black James Travers William Eden William Bloomfield William Woodhead Robert W. Jackson William Welsh Henry Fox George Sanders George Luff Frederick May Thomas Griffiths James Smith Edward Jacklin George Davis Charles Sears G. Hamper J. Bowdon Edward Steadman Benj Whicher Thomas Hughes George Jarrett William Howard Alfred Evans William Biddulph John Cowell Samuel Newman Elias Green W. Dochetty Thomas Wingham Thomas Richards W. C. Clarke J. Hagerty T. Piper Excellent, straggler ditto ditto ditto Asia, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto St. Vincent, straggler Jersey, straggler St. George, strugglcr ditto Excellent, straggler ditto Narcissus, discharged ' Princess ttoyai, deserter St. George, deserter Megaera, straggler D. oJ RPeiiinpton. discharg Excellent, straggler ditto Hector, straggler ditto ( Formulablr, deserter Trafalgar, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Asia, straggler ditto Excellent, straggler ditto ditto l 2 Mar. | 2 Mar. 1 2 Mar. 2 Mar. Mf Feb. I 1 Mar. 1 Mur. 1 Mar. I Mar. X Mar. 1 Mar. i 1 Mar. i 1 Mar. 1 Mar. ] Mar. I 1 private, R. Marines 26 ditto 6 28 5 126 5 23 5 28 5 29 Mar. I 1 Mar. 1 Mar. ! 1 Mar. ; 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 25 Feb. 25 Feb. 124 Feb. 36 Feb. jfln Feb. 125 Feb. ill Jan. 122 Fob. 124 Fob. 123 Feb. 1113 Feb. 33 Feb. 23 Feb. 21 Feb. 121 Feb. 18 Feb. 19 Feb. 19 Feb. 19 Feb. 119 Feb. 19 Feb. 19 Feb. 19 Feb. 19 Feb. 10 Feb. 8 Feb. 21 Feb. 22 Feb. 19 Feb. ditto A. B. stoker A. B. ' stoker ditto ditto servant | ditto ! stoker ditto ditto servant j ditto | blacksmifh stoker [ ditto ditto ditto I A. B. bov, 1st class A. B. private R. Marines 22 8$ Sevenoaks, Kent 8 Dublin 84 Aston, Warwick 0 Staple, Kent 6 Stermston 6 Cosham, Bants 4 j Lymington, Hants 8 I Leinster 3 Jersey 4 Portsmouth 4 iSouthwiek 21 15 22 5 25 5 21 5 20 | 5 34 5 11 Monmou'h 42 5 6 ; Enfiel<* 22 21 20 28 24 24 26 26 5 29 5 18 A. B 2nd capt., foretop 29 5 ordinary 21 private, R. Marines [ 30 ditto 32 ditto 32 ! A. B. 28 ditto 24 ditto 27 stoker ( cook's mate I boy, 1st clai » ordinary ditto A. B. bandsman ditto ditto ditto A. B. servant A. B. private, R. Marines leading seaman boy, 2nd class 3 Woo hv tch 5 London 6 ditto 74 Trinidad 6 Manchester 7 Portsmouth 9 London 3 Woolwich 54! London 5 9 Manchester 5 5 i Dartmouth, OcTfrn 5 7 Hereford 21 5 4 Wimborne, Dorset 4 Woolwich, Kent 5 10 Stonehouse, Devon 5 Manchester 64 Lc uth, Lincolu, 6 Bristol 8 West, Indie- 0 I Brighton 44 j Gravescnd 44; Landport 7 ' Kent 2 Birmingham 5 i Worcester 5 ' ditto Newport, Monmouth London ditto Middlesex Stalbridge, Dorset Devonport Plymouth Guernsey Norfolk Wexford Chertscy [ light jgrey light ! blue brown Igrey brown [ hazel dark grey dark [ hazel dark brown dark dark fair fair brown brown brown dark black It. brn brown j hazel dark blue dark blue It. brn blue dark dark brown blue light ' grey brown grey dark grev It. brn blue dk. brn dark black dark brown grev fair fair dark ruddy dark grey dark dark grey blue hazel grey haze hazel black blue fair i faii- fair 1 brown ' brown ' dark browu dark light brown black light brown black brown brown dark black brown brown brown blue hazel hazel grey hazel blue blue hazel hazel blue dk. brn grey blue dark grey hazel hazel hazel fair : dark ifair [ fair ' dark j fair fresh fresh fresh fair fair sallow fair 1 OB. reward scrvod in Duke aj Wellington served in Victory 10s. reward ditto £ 3 reward served in Edgar 10s. reward £ 1 reward a man of colour; served in Viper, Wellington, s- id St. Oeorge- £ 3 reward served irv Wellestey scar on hand two rings on hand. No reward will he given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a port whero a regular Police is organized, but all reasonable expenses will be paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. ^ V'fil NAME. DIVISION. WHERE BOBN. SIZE. HAIB. EYES, William Carre Goo. H. Martin George Slater John Sullivan John Sage Goorge Brearley Joseph King Joseph McDonald Thomas Fuzzle john Brown james Kenna Richard Gates William Jones jameS Walker Sam. Josh. Russell Thomas Newlan Joseph Wood William Johnson Jestyn Davis Philip Titley Portsmouth ditto I Woolwich Chatham [ Woolwich Portsmouth I Chatham ! ditto j ditto | ditto | Woolwich ditto ditto ditto Ohathmfi ditto ditto ditto Plymouth ditto . Southampton [ Bath jllazlewood, Derby 1 London Wells, Somersot Clerkcnwel], London Manchester Edinburgh Tentcrden, Kent Gt. Grimsby, Lincoln Dublin London Tcxley, Huntingdon Sheffield Lon » Ditton, Surrey Ball i ngarrv, Limerick London London Llangall, Glimorgan Stone, Statford draughtsmn[ 27i | 5 6* miner 21* & V labourer | 324 6 n ditto 19 5 5J masnn 1204 6 54 engraver 21J 6 8i cabinetmkr. 2U 6 5 tailor 20S 5 54 shoemaker 8U 5 7 labourer 23i 5 6} ditto iU 5 ? U ditto 25 5 6 moulder 20\ 5 6} roller 284 5 54 labourer 19 5 6 ditto 214 5 n carpenter 19£ 5 labourer 20 5 watchmaker at 5 7 labourer 35i 5 7 dk. brn hazel p brown dk. brn brown brown dark It. brn It . bm It. brn It. brn fair brown brown brown dk. brn dk. brn It. hrn grey hazel brown blue grey hazel blue blue blue hazel brown blue grey grey hazel hazel hazel PACE. ; COAT & TROTTSEBS. DATE OS DESEBTN. PLACE OF DE3EBTI0N. fair undress uniform 1 Mar. Forton fair ditto 1 Mar. ditto fresh 24 Feb. Woolwich fair nndress uniform 25 Feb. Chatham fresh 23 Feb. Woolwich fresh undress uniform 17 Feb. Deal fresh uniform 20 Eeb. • Chatham fresh undress uniform 18 Feb. ditto sallow ditto 17 Feb. ditto fresh uniform 17 Feb. ditto fresh 11 Feb. Woolwich fair 14 Feb. ditto dark 14 Feb. ditto fresh 12 Feb. ditto fresh undress uniform 11 Feb. Chatham fresh ditto 10 Feb. ditto fresh ditto 11 Feb. ditto fresh uniform 7 Feb. ditto dark undress uniform 24 Jan. Plymouth fresh ditto 1 Feb. ditto MARKS AND REMARKS. ' JG. H. Martin' on right arm off furlough to HazlewOod lost four teeth corporal punishment, anchor on left arm I off furlough to Manchester off furlough to Riby, Lincoln ; soar below left knee cap D off furlough to Sheffield off furlough to Cork tattooed on right arm; off short pass to London anchor right arm, sailor left, ring left middle finger pockpitted J LONDON : PRINTED TOR HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE BY HARRISON AND SONS, ST, MARTIN'S LANK, W. C,