POLICE GAZETTE. ^ utfjorttg* CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Recovers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and the circumstance of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences who are known but not in custody, and a Description of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, vAth 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. 3910 WEDNESDAY, MAtiCH 16, 1864. iotloe,— It is requested that all communications for the pur- pose of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen property, may bear the Signature of the person requiring or sending the same, and all applications tin reference io the POLICE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to MR. W. 0. BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, flow- street, London, W. C. , *„* Whenever it is desired that any person sliouU oe appre hended, and the Name is given, it is indispensably ueccssary that an Information should be made and sworn to bc<' > ^ Magistrate, *< f the Offence charged, and an attested copy t!,< aether 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 Letter* addressed to the Editor must lie l » ri* pai< l, otherwise the insertion will not be nude. It is requested that the Names and Descriptions of Desertcn and Abteniees from the Militia, as well as those from the regular Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE G AZETTE. mjiy be addressed to" The Under Secretary of State lor War, War Office, Pall Mall, London, S. W-," as they cannot be published without his •• authority. INFORMATIONS MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. At an adjourned inquest held on the 20th ultimo, the coroner's jury returned a verdict of ' Wilful Murder' against some person or persons unknown, for the 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 a white calico shirt, kms flwmel, the top lined with calico, flannel binder, small pattern lilac print nightgown, white woollen hood, and two calico napkins; the clothes all appear to be new and neatly made. A reward of £ 60 will be paid by the Government to any person who shall- give such information and evidence as shall lead to the discovery and conviction of the murderer or murderers of the s » fd child ; and Sir George Grey will advise the grant of Her Majesty's gracious pardon to any 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 Constable's Office, Welshpool, or at the Llaudisilio Police Station, where the clothe ® may be seen.— Bow- street, March 4. go abroad. Information to be given to Mr. J. Hedington, Chief Constable, Nottingham, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bau>- street, March 7. ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen on the ICth instant, from a gentleman in Saville- row, a silver lever Watch, * W. B.' engraved in centre of case, face cracked.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, March 16. Stolen on the 10th instant, from a gentleman in Saville- row, a gold lever Watch, gold dial- plate, maker Jameson, Dublin.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, March 16. The gold Watch, No 2900, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 14th instant, as stolen from the person at Dar- lington, has been recovered.- Bow- street, March 10. Stolen from the person of a gentleman, at 3 p. m. on the 12th instant, a silver verge Watch, with cream- coloured dial, maker's name Alexander, Liverpool, has a small piece broken off the dial near the figure 12. Information to be given at the Town Hall, Oldham.— Bow- street; March 14. Stolen from the person of a gentleman, in the borough of Hertford, during the election on the 11th instant, a double- cased gold hunting Watch, patent lever movements, maker Delolme, Rath bone- place, London, No. 2150. £ 3 reward will be paid on the recovery of the watch, and conviction of the offender'or offenders. Information to be given to Mr. Alfred H. Jarrett, Superintendent of Police, Hertford.— Bow- street, March 14. Stolen on the 7th instant, from a man, at No. 1, Burnet's buildings, Crown- street, Soho: a gold hunting Watch, makers Smith, Gamble, & Brougham, Dublin, ' A, R. P.' on outside case ; a gold finger Ring, chased, with sardonyx stones ; a gold scarf Pin set with turquoise, and two small pendants with turquoise.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, March 14. Stolen on the 6th instant, from a'man, in a brothel in Charles- street, Drury- lane : a gold Geneva Watch, makers A. Alliez & Emitaz, No. 8254, and a gold Albert Chain attached. By a prostitute, 18 years of age, short stature.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, March 14. Stolen from the person of a gentleman in Darlington, Durham, on the evening of the 7th instant, a gold Watch, gold dial, maker Farmer, Stockton, No. 9498, had a heavy gold secret link Guard and a gold Seal set with a yellow topaz attached. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Robson, Police Station, Darlington, Durham .- Bow street, March 11. Further information respecting the two men and two women advertised in the Police Gazette of the 29th ultimo | charged with robbing a man on the highway, near Hexham! ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. I of £ 3 10s. They were committed, on the 1st instant, to About 8 o'clock on the 5th instant, some person or persons! Morpeth Gaol for three calendar months each under the set fire to a bean rick and strsw stack at Wheatley, near Oxford, | Vagrant Act. MICHAEL NISBIT stated that he was a the property of Mr. Thomas Chapman. £ 10 reward will be given to any person who will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of thu offender or offenders. Information to be given to Mr. R. Fernsby, Deputy- Chief Constable, or to Inspector Charles Yates, County Police Station, Oxford.— Bow- street, March 11. • I FORGERY. Description of a man who on the 5th ultimo uttered a forged Cheque or Order upon the Dudley and Westbromwich Banking Company for the sum of £ 16 10s. 6d., to Mr. R. T. Hawley, of The King's Head ' hotel, Worcester- street, Bir- mingham : 50 years ol age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, grey hair and whiskers, round features, partly bald, high forehead, pleasant in his manner, and of gentlemanly demeanor ; dressed in loose blue jacket, black trousers, Wellington boots, blue over- coat ; had in his possession a brown leather portemanteau; he has been heard of at ' Docura' hotel, Southampton, also at the ' Jack of Newbury' hotel, Berks; at both places he has passed forged orders ; when at Birmingham he passed in the name of BAYLEY, and said he was connected with the firm of Bayley Brothers, Water- street, Liverpool; at other times hi ives the name of THOMPSON. Information to be given to nspector Manton, Detective Department, Birmingham.— Bow- street, March 14. Obtained on the 1st instant, by a forged cheque, from NOB. 8, 9, and 10, Northumberland- place, Commercial- road, Stepney, Linen Drapery, consisting of dress pieces, calico, stockings, & c., to the amount of £ 15 6s. 9d. By a man and woman : the man, o feet 5 inches high, has no moustache or imperial but wears false ones when he goes out, small dark whiskers shaved back to his ears, eyes affected ( supposed with cold) : the woman dressed in deep mourning, lace fall with three rows of crape in frills across it; had with her a black silk dress, a violet moire' antique dress, and a new black cloth walking jacket with skirt ; linen marked ' Dorah Hetsch.' They had an infant, 3 months old, dressed in red pelisse with long black ribbon behind and white hood : the child is seldom carried out.— Metropolitan Police, K Division, March II. Absconded from Nottingham, charged with forgery, JOHN SPRAY, machine builder, about 48 years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, thin face, prominent forehead, light brown hair very thin on top of head, small whiskers, walks upright, and is of respectable appearance ; it is supposed lie will try to given to Mr. Wm. Burniston, Chief Police Officer, who holds a warrant for his apprehension, and will pay any reasonable expense that may be incurred .- Bow street, March 7. Stolen from the person at Farningham Steeplecha ... the 3rd instant, a gold hunting Watch, white erar> id, makers Strand and Hebtrey, 77, Blackman- street £ 10 reward will be given on recovery of the watch, and con- viction of the offender or offenders, " information to be | ' to Mr. C. Brandon, Superintendent, Kent Constabulary, i ford.— Bow- street, March 7. ! native of Birtley, Durham. They are supposed to have com- mitted offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Major Browne, Chief Constable, Northumberland Constabulary, Alnwick, or to Mr. Superintendent Stephenson, Hexham.— Bow- street, March 11. Stolen from the person of a man at Portsmouth, on the 2nd instant, a J- piate silver Geneva lever hunting Watch, maker Roskill, Liverpool, No. 13847. Information to be given to Mr. Richard Barber, Chief Superintendent of Police, Ports- mouth.— Bow- street, March 11. Description of a man charged with stealing from the person : a native of Wapping, a coal- whipper, 35 to 40 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion and hair, high cneehWmo, short neck ; dressed in blue monkey jacket, Description of a man charged with highway robbery : a native of Wapping, 24 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion and hair, no whiskers; dressed in a monkey jacket, fustian trousers and Vest, black cloth cap, and lace boots. He is was convicted at Maidstone in August last, and sentenced to six months' imprisonment.— Metropolitan Police, K Division, March 7. Supposed to have been stolen, from the person of Jane Robinson, of 109, Bold- street, Liverpool, at Carnarvon, about the 2nd instant, or between Carnarvon and Liverpool, via Chester, or at Liverpool, a light leather Purse, with steel spring, containing five £ 5 Notes, about .£ 10 in Gold, a small Brooch, with an Irish diamond set in silver, and a small gold Teakettle. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Stephen Davies, Carnarvon, or ' to Mr. Superintendent Kehoe, Central Police, Liverpool.— Bo w- street, March 7. Further particulars of t' je two men charged with robbery in the city of Ripon, as advertised in the Police Gazette of the 4th instant. One of the r jen has been apprehended in Leeds, who gave the name of THOMAS METCALFE, a native of Ripon, but latterly resided at Leeds. The other is still at large, and is of the foil . owing description : WILLIAM SUT- CLIFFE, alias CURLY BILL, a native of New Town, Leeds, about; 33 years of f> , ge, 5 feet inches high, stoutly built, yery broad chest an d shoulders, large round face, thick lips, short neck, dark ha'a- curly behind, sallow complexion, and no whiskers ; dressed > when last seen on the 2nd instant, in a grey fixture cloth sr^ t, and a billycock hat. Information to be BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. During the night of the 13th instant, the dwelling- b^'— and shop of Thomas Jones, grocer, Clun. Salop, was broken and entered, and about 12 yards of coarse Calico, and Is. worth of Coppers stolen therefrom. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Baxter, Church Stretton, or to P. C. ( 78) Wm. Precce, Clun, Salop.— Bow- street, March 18. Between 12 midnight on the 5th and 8 a. m. on the 7th instant, the pawnshop of Mr. William Hirst, No. 6, Penny- street, Blackburn, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen: a patent lever silver Watch, white dial, maker Bell. Liverpool, No. 1860; a silver Geneva Watch, star silver dial, No. 6714 ; an eight- days silver lever Watch, cream- coloured dial, maker T. Sisson, Preston, No. 32879, imitation platina movement, opens in the back; a silver lever Watch, engine- turned case. No. 2256 ; a silver verge Watch, battered plate on movement; a gold skeleton lever Watch, cream- coloured dial, maker R. Sagar, Blackburn, No. 1007 ; a silver verge Watch, No. 70101 ; a small lever Watch, No. 12271; a silver verge Watch, No. 79- 5 ; and £ 1 8s. 6d. in silver. On the 7th instant, the silver watch No. 32879 was pledged at the shop of Mr. Marsh, No. 225, Deansgate, Manchester, by a man, who gave the name of JOHN TAYLOR, factory operative, residing at No. 27, Wood- street, Manchester ( which address is found to be false, the natae is also supposed to be fictitious), 22 to 23 gs£ rs of age, t feet 6 or 6 inches hisrh, proportionate make, round short face, short nose, pale complexion, dark brown hair, slight dark moustache ; dressed in brown shooting coat and black cloth cap ; speaks the Manchester dialect, and appears to know Manchester : may be known at the ' Pack Horse' inn, Oldham- road, Manchester. Whoever will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and con- viction of the said John Taylor shall receive £ 5 reward, on application to Mr. Joseph Potts, Chief Constable, Town Hall, Blackburn, Lancashire.— Bow- street, March 10. During the night of the 12tli, or early on the morning of the 13th instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. John Hanscomb. No. 8, Morledge street, Leicester, was broken and entered, and the following: property stolen therefrom, viz.: the Communion Service belonging to St. George's Church, consisting o. 1 two silver Plates, a silver Flagon, a silver Chalice, and » silver Salver, all engraved with the following inscriptio « , ' Rev. Robert Burnaby, Minister. James Rawson, William Heard, Churchwardens ;* also a blue pilot Overcoat, wirii pockets « t the sides. £ 10 revved will be paid to any perse" fi^-' g such information as shall le « d to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and restoration of the property. In- formation to be given to M< R. Charters, Superintendent of Police, Town Hall, Leicester.— Sow- street, March 14. Between 2' 40 and 4- 30 a. m. ol the 11th instant, the co- operative stores at Levenshulme, near Manchester, were broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz. : eight men's woollen Shirts, of various colours;. three, brown alpaca Umbrellas, in glazed cases, with hooked handles ; and five men's woollen Scarfs, of various colours. Information to be given to the Superintendent of County Police^ Old Trafford^, near Manchester.— Bow- street, March 14. » v> lPufiafi t'le "' f^ t of the 11th or morning of the 12th inst., was broken a"^ '^ sidcnee of Thomas Simcox Lea, Esq., J. P., name on corks in d& ti lid twenty- four bottles of pale Brandy, two uncooked legs of Mutton, one a wetifcs- p Brusrg, Biruin.'; both have the shank bones cut off; 4 lbs. of fresh Butter, up in long shaped pounds ; and two old Market Baskets, one with double lid, the other without any lid, were stolen. In- formation to be given to Mr. Superintendent William Stanton, Stourport, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, March 14. Further particulars of the man charged with burglary at Thorpe, Surrey, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 3rd ultimo : WALTER EVANS, alias JACKSON, alias SMITH, labourer, native of Thorpe, 30 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, thick set, dark complexion and hair, small whiskers ( supposed shaved) ; dressed in blue monkey jacket, a drab jean slop, cord trousers, heavy lace- up boots with brass eyelet- holes, and black cap. He is accompanied by his wife, an Irishwoman, 24 years of age, 5 feet high, sallow complexion, black hair and eyes, low forehead ; supposed to be dressed in green stuff gown, and dark shawl and bonnet. Had with them, a very dark or black lurcher bitch, white spot ou chest, smooth coat, very fat. A warrant has been granted for his apprehen- sion— Metropolitan Police, V Division, March 11. Further information respecting the burglary at the Misses Walkers, Clifton- on- Teme, Worcestershire, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 9th instant: there was stolen a lady's silver gilt Watch, gold face with Roman figures, maker's name Mason, Worcester. J10 reward will be paid by the Misses Walker, to any person giving such information as shall lead to the ot! er the conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Baby, Great Witley, Worcester- shire.— Bow- street, March 11; Farther information respecting the burglary at Chippen- ham, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 7th instant. Two men are suspected : one is about 35 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, dark hair, beard, and moustache ; and dressed in a dark blue pilot coat with large buttons, Hark trousers, and a blue cloth cap with peak ; the other is about 20 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, pale complexion, and rather long featured ; dressed in a light, cloth jacket, t'urk trousers, and cap with peak. They were traced in the direction of Swindon on the 5th instant, and are supposed to be JOHN GOOD- ENOUGH and CHARLES STEWART, who were adver- tised in the'Police Gazette of the 25th January last, charged with burglary at Gosport. It is supposed that the man first described stops at lo w public- houses, accompanied by a female about 20 years of age, and diessed in a brown bonnet, with black veil, black cloth jacket, and blue dress with white flowers in it ; he has a small box with him and a portmanteau, and pretends to he a hawker of Jewellery. Information to be given to Mr. James Wright, Superintendent, Chippenham, Wilts.— Bow- street, March 11. Description of AMBROSE HARRISON, a bricklayer's labourer, late of Quorn, near Derby, who is charged with breaking into a i arness room, and stealing therefrom a quan- tity of Harness, the property of . Mr. Bafcewell, grocer, of Quorn, and for whose apprehension a warrant has been issued. He is 35 years of age, 5 feet 5 or G inches high, proportionately made, light brown hair, thin visage, squints, and light com- plexion ; diessed in a cotton cord jacket, fustian or cord trousers, and dark cloth cap. Information to be given to W. G. Moran, Esq., Deputy Chief Constable, Belper, Derbyshire. — Bow- street, March 9. Between 12 p. m. on the 4th instant, and 7 a. m. on the 5th instant, the ' Navigation Ion," kept by John Hirst, of Battye- ford, Kirk'heaton, near Huddersfield, was brokeiv reentered, and the undermentioned articles stolen therefretm : a lady's small gold Geneva Watch with flowered case, arid gold- plated Guard attached, the ^ ii* rd is attached to the twivel with a piece of black thread, the ring having been broken ; a pair of men's blacl; cloth trousers, nearly new; a black cloth dress Coat; a black silk velvet Vest, with plain lining, cut about inch up the hack; a brown mixtuie Overcoat with velvet collar, two pockets outside; a black satin Handkerchief; a plated Brooch with glass in centre; and a nichol silver Watch Guard. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Hea. ton, West Riding Constabulary,- Huddersfield.— Boil- street, • March 9. Stolen, by means of housebreaking, from a house in Not- tingham Park, on the night of the 6th instant, between the hours of 0 p. m. and 8 p. m., the following property, viz. 2 diamond Rings, one a large- sized diamond ; tl with five small diamonds. 1 gold Pin with small diamond. I lady's gold Geneva Watch, go'. d d'al. 1 mosaic red cross Brooch. 1 small gold Neckchain. 1 gold Ring with pebbles. 1 white conn- lion Brooch, forget- me- not. 2 gold Lockets with hair. 2 silver Brooches with Scotch pebbles. I plated Bracelet with agate stones. 1 large Chain, plated or gold. 1 pair of garnet Earrings. 1 gold i> fc, ctdefc, serpent's h^ ad. ] gold cameo Brooch, cracked. 1 gold corns- lion Brooch. 1 gold- headed Pin, chased. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Polesthorpe, County Police Station, Nottingham.— Bo > a- street, March 9. © uriiig the night of the 2nd or morning of the 3rd inst., the ' Crown and Cushion' inn, Bradley- green, in the parish ot Biddulph, Staffordshire, was broken and entered, and the following property - stolen therefrom : a pair of boy s strong leather lace- up Boots, part worn, brass eyelets ; a pair of women's black cloth Boots, part worn, have been repaired on thij outside of heels and inside of soles ; a woollen Scarf gjhawl, bl « Sk and white plaid, large size, much worn ; - a s « 01. woollen Shawl, small plaid of various colours, a hole in it from Wing pinned round the neck ; about 3s. in silver and copper Money, and abou\ 8 lbs. of Bacon. Information to be given to Inspector Scott, Tuu^ ll, or at any Police Office in the county of Stafford. —/;„ « , si, a; t, March 7. Between and 6 T>. m. the 3M instant, the dwelling- house of James Mather, labourer, of Moscan, was broken and entered, and stole thetefrom : •' » darlc mixture cloth Coat, slightly - tinned with red, twr outside pockets in the laps, and one outside'left breast, bovfld with black braid, covered buttons, torn inside left lap ; a cotten Night Dress, marked ' A. Gaunt, No. 2.,' insiAS the neck. Supposed by a tramp of the following description, who was seen coming from the bouse with a bundle ; abou* 35 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high; dressed in < f! rty dark coloured clothes and cap. trousers torn in • front of body, shoes much worn. Information to be given to Mr. - Superintendent, Parkin, West Riding Constabulary, Tadcaster, —- Bow- street, March 7. Between C and 9' 80 p. m. on the old instagt^ thfe^ ™ ^ ( Salop) Lockup- house was brgkfa„ a" die- foIlowing property absence of tba. efican'TTme- piece, Gothic pattern, about 20 in. ny 10 in., a bit broken off one of the spires, white dial, and a small piece of enamel chipt off near the centre, with alarum; a blue Over Coat, lined with plaid, pockets outside and two inside, and pieces let into the sleeves near the cuffs; a green cloth Vest, with dark back and lining, no collar; a brown mixture ditto, single breasted, roll collar, bound with braid, and horn buttons; and a silk Pocket Handkerchief; red ground with yellow flower, brown near border and shells on the edge ( can be identified). Supposed by tramps. Information to be given to Mr. 3. Richardson, Deputy Chief Constable, Welling- ton.; or to P. C. ( 7) Richard Dovey, Newport, Salop.— Bow- street,| March 7. Between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. on the 3rd inst., the dwelling- house of Mr. William Bennett, at High wood, near Uttoxeter, was broken and entered, and a large dark red JPaisley Scarf Shawl, lull pattern, haying fringe at the end, and a narrow, dark green silk border ; about 3 lbs. of Cheese, and a piece oi Plum Cake, stolen therefrom. Information to be given to Inspector Crisp, Police Station, Uttoxeter, Stafford- shire.— Bow- street, March 7. shire down breed, marked with the figures £ 12 and 13' on the rump. Information to be given to Serjeant Caswell, Newton, Shropshire; or to P. C. ( 4: 3) Duce, Bromfield, Salop.— Bow- street, March 16. Supposed to have been stolen from a field at Harbro- hill, near Barnsley, Yorks, on or about the 3rd instant, a dark bay Mare, 14j hands high, long square tail, and has a slight fulness on hind lega below the fetlock, similar to a ring- bone. Infor- mation- to be given to Mr. Superintendent Greenhalgh, West Riding Constabulary,' Barnsley, Yorkshire.— Bow- st., March 14. Supposed to have been stolen from Northwamborough Common, near Odiham, © ants, on the night of the 9th instant, a Bough- looking black Mare, 12 or 13 hands high, 4 years old, has a small wart on chest; and a Colt, about 9 months old, of a rusty brown colour inclining to black. Information to be given to Mr. W- ^ Ioward, Superintendent,' Hants Constabulary, I ^. Idershot; or Ho Sageant H. Brinson, Odihain, Hants!-— Bow- street, March 18. , SMsn on-. the, night of the llth instant,, from a hivn in a field at No'bottle, in the parish of Brington,' Northamptonshire, the property of Mr. R. Hey gate, ( aimer, a dark brown cart Mare, about 14 hands high, 6 yeaft. old, yvith two patches of white haiv on tiie hind fetlocks, a white star on the forehead, and a patch of white hair on the near shoulder, from a pinch, long mane and tail, low in condition, and has a rough coat. ,£ 10 reward will be p^ iid on- the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the mare. Informa- tion to be given to Mr, Heygate, as above ; to Mr. Superinten- dent Lenaan, Weedon; or to Inspector Evans, Comity Police Station, Northampton.— Bow- street, March 14. A warrant is issued against JOSEPH WENMAN, com- mission agent, who ia charged with stealing a Horse at Aibrighton, in the county of Salop, on the 6th Feb., 1861, the property of Henry Bradshtiw : he was tried and c nvicted of forgery at Wolverhampton, at Stafford March assizes, 1861, and sentenced to. three years' penal servitude ; he was then 40 years of sge, o feet 11 inches high, rather stoutly made, fresh complexion, brown eyes, dark brown hair, long face, high fore- head, and had- a cut mark on nose. All' reasonable expenses will be paid for the apprehension of Wenman. Information to be given to Mr. Richardson, Deputy Chiet Constable, Welling- ton, Salop.— Bow- street, March 11. Found, on the 7th instant, at Dryton, in the county of Salop, and supposed to have been stolen, a bay hackney Mare, aged, about 13 hands hi « h, rough coat, low condition, white nose, white upon face, hung tail, white near hind foot, and tlie shoe off. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Ivins, County Police Office, Shrewsbuiy.— Bow- street, March 9. Supposed to have been stolen from- a field near King's Norton, on the night of the 5th instant, a thorough- bred iron- grey Mare, 4 years old, 15 hands high, both hind fiet white, and the fore- feet- black, tail cut, the property of Mr. William Avery, of the Ivy House, King's Norton. Information to be given lit the Police StatioD, King's Heath, near Birmingham. — Bow- street, March 9. Supposed to have been stolen on the night of the 2nd instant, nine ln- l& m'b Ewe Sheep of the Lieccster breed, out of a field near Blaby Wharf, in the occupation of Mr. H. Stall, of tittle Glenn, Leicestershire. The sheep have their left eais slit on the top edge, and ' ! 1' branded on the near sifie. If stolen £ 5 will be given to any one who will give such infor- mation as will lead to the conviction of the offender oi& offenders and recovery of the sheep. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Burdett, Ayleston, near Leicester.— Bow- street, March 7. Found on the 21st ultimo, at " Shottesbrook, in the county of Berks, and supposed to have been stolen, 3 black Mare, has been clipped, aged, 14 hands high, his a large white t, tar in forehead, white nose, bang tail, in good condition, and has been used in harness. Information to be given to Mr. Superinten- dent Iremonger, - Constabulary Office, Maidenhead, , erks — Bow- street, March 7. Supposed to have been, « toKn fftim Wombom- ns, Stafford- shire, on the 21st ultima,' the property of Mr. Henry Edwards, two yearling Rams, black ' faces, and pitch marks on rump with lettta- ' G.' Information to be given to Sergeant Allin, Police Station, Merry- hill, near Wolverhampton ; to P. C. John Dob- sou, Wombourn, near Dudley ; or at any Police Station in the County of Stafford.— How- street, March 1. Supposed to have been stolen on or about the 25th ultimo, from Heatlifield, in the parish of Letterstone, in the county of Pembroke, the property of Mr. J. B. Allen, a brown gelding Donkey, with a slit over the butt of left ear, and without shoes ; was last seen on the 25th ultimo. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent George Jones, Deputy Chief Con- stable, Fishguard, or to Captain A. U. O, Stokes, Chief Con- stable, Haverfordwest.— Box- street, March 7. Left at the ' Queen's Head' stables, Downbam Market, on the night of the 2nd instant or early the following morning ( Winnoul Fair), a chesnut Horse, rising 4 years old, 14 hands high, had apparently been ridden, and is supposed to have been stolen. Information to be given to Mr. Supeiintendent Watson, Downham Market; Norfolk.— Bow- street, March 7. Stolen, on the night iffi- h^- 1 » stable at Wendav- M s- fcnnfflTre, a brown Horse, about 14 hands ."> gn> rising 4 years old, small feet, very long in the fore pasterns, and in good condition ; and a brown Mare, 14A hands high, hind fetlocks white, brown muzzle, star on forehead. The horses have been traced to Reading, where they arrived at 9 a. m. on the 24th instant, in the possession of two men • lst 20 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, dark com- plexion, black hair; dressed in corduroy jacket and trousers old . lace- up boots ( brass eyelets) split on the fore parts and bl?. ck turban hat. The other is about 17 years of age about 5 feet high, round ftte, and stout tnade ; dressed in a ' ragged brown coat, black vet> t and trousers, black billycock hat, turned up at sides. It is supposed that they travel and lodge in a van yellow colour, edged with' black, and the name of' Dell, Busliey' Herts,' painted thereon ; . the van is drawn by a brown horse' about 15 hands high, and it> accompanied by a tilted cart, green colour, and drawn byacht'snut horse about 13 hands'high. £ 1 reward will be paid to anjT person who will give such infor- mation as will lead to the rt covery of the horses, and con- viction of the offender or offenders, on application to Mr. Job Denson, Superintendent of Po lice, Aylesbury.— Bow- street, Gold. By a man 30 years of age, 0 feet 2 inches high, fair complexion and hair ; dressed in dark frock coat and trousers, deerstalking hat; who has absconded.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, March - 16. Absconded on the 10th instant, from Erith, stealing yards of black cloth : a man, 40 years of age, 5 feet 6 ins. high, dark complexion and hair ; dressed in shabby black, and cap with peak.—- Metropolitan Police, li Division, March 16. Stolen from the ' Wheat. Sheaf,' Brackley on the lst ult., a new black cloth Riding Cuat, single breasted, a row of plain black buttons down the front, square corners at the bottom, and lined with black ; one of the same description was offered for sale at several shops in Oxford, tfti the 4th ultimo, by a man about 26 years of age, pockpitted ; dressed in a suit of very shabby black, black felt hat., and a ptfcr of very bad shoes. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Tow- cester, Or the Inspector of Police, Brackley, Northarrfptonshire. — Bow- street, Me/ rch 16. flORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Found, on the 3rd instant, at the Measels, near Ludlow, jalop ( supposed tp have been stolen), 10 Rams of the Shrop- LARCENYAND EMBEZZLEMENT. Stolen on the 10th instant, fro m 2, Devonshire- place, Turnham- green, a silver engine- turned . hunting Watch, capped and jewelled in two holes, maker James Reynolds, No. 17631, a silver Chain attached; a light bro\* n doeskin shooting Jacket,, a pair of Trousers, a blue cloth Vest, and £ 2 10s, in Absconded on the 1 Oth instant, and for whose apprehension a warrant has been issued, JAMES FARRER, late clerk to Mr. Benjamin Sandford, auctioneer and appraiser, of Blackburn, embezzling a large sum of Money, the property of his master : Farrer is a native of Lancashire, 35 or 3G years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, slender make, sandy hair and whiskers which meet under chin, wears a moustache, rather long face, fresh complexion, squints a little with both eyes ; dressed in - dark clothes, dark cloth top- coat wjth velvet collar, and light cloth cap or brown billycock hat; was in Liverpool on the llth inst., and stated he was going to London to emigrate to America, but he may return to Liverpool to get a ship. £ 5 reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as will lead to his apprehension, on application to Mr. Joseph Potts, Chief Constable, Town Hall, Blackburn.— Bow- street, March 10. Description of ARCHIBALD PATTERSON, lately clerk to the Scammonden Commercial Cotlon Spinning Company, Limited, wjjii absconded on the 15th ultimo, embezzling certain moneys the priWity of his employers : about 43 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, pale complexion, dark brown hair ( turn- , ing grey), hazel eyes, prominent cheek bones, thin pointed chin, of good address, and very talkative. He is a native of Scotland,, but has resided at Rippont'en for 20 years previous to his engagement with the above company, and at that time was a tin- plate worker, and travelled the country. A reward of £ 5 will be paid to any person giving such information as will lead to his apprehension. Information to be given to Mr. Superin- tendent, Heaton, West Riding Constabulary, Huddersfield, who- holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 16. Stolen on the morning of the 13th instant, from the bed- room of the ' Crown and Cushion ' inn, Chesterfield, a pair of Balmoral Boots, newly clumped and heeled, plain toe caps. By a man about 29 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, sn ail dark whiskers round the chin, rather dark complexion, and stoutly made ; dressed when last seen in a dark coat or jacket, much torn about the sleeves, fustian trousers,. red muffler, and the stolen boots. He is supposed to belong to Radcliffe, near Nottingham, and is known by the name of GEORGE; he has been previously convicted of felony, and is an habitual drunkard ; there is another case of felony against him, the property has been recovered. He was last seen going in the direction of Sheffield. Information to be given to the Head Constable, Borough Police Office, Chesterfield.— Bow- street, March 16. Stolen on the 12th instant, from the dwelling- house of John Lamtham, lath cleaver, of Newport, Salop, two Half- Soverei^ ni, a white calico Shift, a white calico Petticoat with deep hem, ajd a tuck ; a black lace Fall, spt ing pattern ; a pair of . calico Drawers, wid other articles ; supposed by a girl, who- lodged in the house 1 week, and gave her name AMY WORPiELL ; about 20 y^ rs of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, brown hair, fresh complexion, Kood teeth, and wore a pink coloured velvet bonnet, trimmed with black lace, dark dress, with blue stripes rouud, dark woollen shawl, plaid puce and dark check, and a quilted petticoat; she said her father, a shoemaker, livid at Admastor, Salop, and that she had been at Preston Buildings Sehool, which is false y she is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. J. Richardson, Deputy Chief Constable, Wellington ; or to P. C. ( 7) R. Dovey, Newport, Salop.— Bow- st., March 16. Stolen on the 12th instant, between the hours of 9 and 10 p. m., from the shop of Mr. Yeoman, watchmaker, Cocktr- mouth, one new silver lever Watch, value £ 6, cream- coloured dial, seconds- hands; maker's name, Yeoman, Cockernionth, No. 33( i85 ; it is likely to be taken to some watchmaker to be regulated. By a man about 40 years of age, dressed in a dark overcoat, dark cap, and red muffler, who went into the shop, and asked to look at some watches ; Mr. Yeomans gave him one, which he took to the door, as if to show it to some one, and immediately disappeared. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent John Robinson, Cockermouth, or at the Office of the County Chief Constable, Carlisle.-— Bow- street, March 16. WILLIAM BOLLEN, advertised in the Police Gazette of the £ 9th June last, charged with stealing a horse- rug, at Lydlinch, Dorset, has not been apprehended ; he is in the habit of travelling the country with an entire house. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. John Hammond, Chief Superinten- dent, Dorset Constabulary, Sturminster, Newton, Dorset.— Bow- Street, March 14. Absconded from Aberdare, Glamorganshire, on the night of the 9th instant, DAVID DAVIES, a nailor, but has lately beon an assistant to a pawnbroker, stealing £ 20, the pro- perty of Mr. Henry Barnett, pawnbroker, his employer : he is a native of Montgomeryshire, 35 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, large sandy whiskers meeting under the chin, blue scar on his nose, and is badly ruptured ; dressed in a black bowler hat., long blue pilot coat, brown cord trousers, and lace- up nailed boots. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent H. Wrenn, Glamorgan Con- stabulary, Merthyr Tydvil.— Bow- street, March 14. Stolen during the last four weeks, from Belmont Villa, Annerley- grove, Penge, a gold Seal, initials ' A. C. D.,' a small' gold Heart and Locket, and a gold Tassel, all set with turquoise, three gold Studs with stars, three ? oral ditto, a silver Lancet Case, a tortoiseshell Comb, a linen Chemise, a roll of black velvet Ribbon, some blue silk Ruche and violet Trimmings, a quantity of black Laje, a large piece of black Velvet, a blue silk Necktie, a piece of scarlet Flannel, a magenta Jacket, six pairs of Gloves, a Pockethandkercliief ( a pair of Cuffs and Cellar to match), a Pocket Flask, Cigar Case, a Match Box,, Top of Nailbrush, Shaving Brush and Sheath, Lid of Soap Box' a Peaknife, and a square Box— all silver and silver- mounted^ and marked ' F. K.' in monogram. By a female, 19 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, slight figure, fresh complexion, grey eyes, and black hair.— Metropolitan Police, P Division, Mar. 14. Absconded on the 6th instant, from the ' Fleur- de- LiV public- house, Fleur- de- Lis Street, Nerton- folgate, stealing a silver lever Watch, maker Watson, Norton- folgatcAVo. 184; - a gold curb Chain ; and £ 38 in gold, silver and copped monies : a man, 28 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, thin, d: uk com- plexion and hair ; dressed in black coat apd vest, brown vest, and blucher boots.— Metropolitan Police, H Division, March 14. Further information respecting JOSEPH ADAMS, tra- veller for the Warwick Brewery Company, oharged with embezzlement, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 7th instant. He has a lump on the caAtre of his • forehead. £ 20 reward and expenses ( instead of £ 5 as previously stated) will be paid for his apprehension. Information to be given to Mr. W. C. Hickllng, Chief of Police, Warwick, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, Match 14, Absconded on the 7th instant, from Walham- green, Fulham, embezzling £ 5, a journeyman baker, native of Farringhain, Berks, 23 years of age, 4 feet 10 inches high, fair complexion, light hair, whiskers recently shaved off; dressed in dark blue cloth coat, black undercoat, Malik cap with peak, and blucher bootH— Metropolitan Police, Y. Divi- sion, March 14. SHELTON GOODRUM, charged with larceny, adver- tised in the Police Gazette of the 4; Ii December lust, has been apprehended and Committed for trial. GEO. GOODRUM, is still at large,, and is of the following description : 21 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, swarthy complexiony dark hair and eyebrows, has old wounds on righfe'arm from a cutlass, fingers of right hand drawn up dressed when last seen in blue pilot cloth coat, light blue guernsey, light fustian trousers, and cap. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Ward, Police Station, Loddon, Norfolk, who holds a warrant for his appre- hension.— Bow- street, March 14. Description of THOMAS RICHARDS, alias TOM THE TANNER, a native. of Newtown, Montgomeryshire, who absconded on the 10th, instant from Montgomery, charged with stealing six Sheep Skills, the property of Lewis, of Newtown, skinner. He is about 36 years of a.; e, 5 feet 7 inches high, sallow complexion, black hair, d£ rk. whiskers under the chin, brown eyes, oval face, burn iiiark on the right cheek near the ear, it down- looking, tjnd'chews tobacco ; he generally wears a Tom Sayer hat, and a coloured scarf with a small neat pin iri it, lias tile . appearance of a stableman. It is supposed that lie has gone to some seaport for the purpose of emigrating. Information to. i e given to P. C. John Rogers, Montgomery ; to Mr. Superintendent John Danily, Newtown, who holds a warrant lor his apprehension ; or at any Police Station in tbe county of Montgomery.^ Bow- street, March 14. Stolen on the 3rd inst., from No, 9, W*,- t- street, Carnaby- street, 3 yards of black Cloth, and 4 yards of blue ditto. By three men : one is 26 years ot', age, 5 feet 3 inches high, fair complexion, full face, stoutly built, and dressed in f dark jacket, and deer stalker hat. The others capnot l, c described. Metropolitan Police, C Division, March 11. Absconded from South Pe, tliei ton, Somerset, on the 6th instant, charged with embezzling various sums of money, the property of his employer Mr. John Biiitield, baker, \ c., South Petherton: WILLIAM FIELD, a native of llehester, Somer- set, about 19 years of age, 5 feet tS inches high, light brown hair ( very straight), Roman nose, and of a very countrified appearance. He is likely to be found' iu some miller's, or baker's employ, di'in some low puMic- IVcuse.' Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Everitt, Constabulary Office, Ilminster, or to Sergeant, John Whiting, Somerset CtBstabu* lary, South PetbortiHi, who holds a warrant for his epprehta- siou.— Bow- street, March 11. Description of WILLIAM H F, BRINGS HAW, who is charged with stealing a ] atr of Boots, the property of'his master, at Leicester, on the 27th ultimo : about 20 years ot age, 5 feet 6 inches high, black hair; dark blue eyes, florid complexion, no whiskers or moustache; dressed When he absconded in a short brown jacket, grey trousers, gusset, boots, a turn- round cloth cap, or a narrow.- tSriinmed napless liat. Information to be given to the Head Const ible^ lBorough Police, Leicester.— Bowr street, March !). A young man absconded from the service of his master, Mr. W. Wilson, Gvendbn Court, in the county of Hereford, farmer, on the morning of the 7th instant, and, is tuspccl. sd of stealing a small Trunk containing five Tea Spoons, marked ' E. W,,' a Soverei;! fi, a Half- sovereign, and a Banker's Note for £ 44. lie is about 18 years of age. light complexion dressed in old cotton cord trousers, or small clothes, cord waist- coat, old slop or frock, and old black billycock hat; some of the fingers, of each of his hands are injured. He is a native ot' Herefordshire, near Bromy ai d, and is a farm servant. Infor- mation to be Liven to Mr. D. Hwwood, Superintendent of Police, Bromyard, Herefordshire.— Bow- street, March 9. Stolen from the ' Angel' inn, Reigate, on the morning of the 7th instant, a pair of cotton Sheets, one of them has a patch in the corner, and a Blanket, nearly new, the property of James Hodge. By a man who Blept there, of the following description: 5 feet 10 inches high, has the appearance of a mechanic, fair complexion, light moustache; dressed in a dark jacket and trousers, light coloured wide- awake hat; carried a bundle tied up in a blue check handkerchief. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Coward, Surrey Constabulary, Reigate.— Bow- street, March p. Stolen between the 4th. and 5th instant, from a stable at Greenhedges Farm, Rotherfield, Sussex, a Bearing Rein, 8 feet long, has brass buckles at each end. A carter boy, who has absconded, is suspected ; he is 17 years of age, dark complexion, dark eyes, dark hair, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, and stoutly built; says he had been living at Speldhurst, Kent; dressed in an old dark round frock, cord trousers, and da k cloth cap. Information to be given to Sergeant John Peerless, Court House, Mark Cross, i'unbridgo Wells.— Bow- street, March 9. Stolen, on the 29th ultimo, from the dwelling- house of Thomas Kirk, at Eastbourne, Sussex, an old- fashioned pinch- beck Watch, figured face, and a small piece broken off, the case is very thin; a silver Pin in the shape of a horse shoe; a brown pebble Brooch, the pin is fastened with a common pin; a brown Cashmere Shawl; a black ditto, with blue binding; a pair of men's side- spring Boots, rivetted soles and gutta percha heels ; a flannel Shirt; and a lindsey ditto. By a man and woman of the following description, who lodged at the house a fortnight: the man is a labourer, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, fair complexion, light grey eyes, dark hair and whiskers, spare figure, and dressed in light moleskin trousers, dark coat, white slop underneath, and cloth cap ; the woman is about 40 years of age, 6 feet 2 inches high, dark complexion, dark hair and eyes, and stout figure ; supposed to be wearing one of the stolen shawls, cottage bonnet ( supposed to be trimmed with red and brown ribbon, and supposed to be wearing the stolen boots, a9 she left her old ones behind. They were traced on the road to Battle, Sussex, and are supposed to be making their way to Kent, and are likely to be found in low lodging- houses. They left behind them three pawnbroker's'Duplicates for the follow- ing property: at William French and Ogilvie's, 207, High- street, Poplar, 13th July, 1803, a Shawl, for 4s., iu the name of A. Adams, No, 490, J on the ticket; at the, same place, on March 20, 1863, a Petticoat for- Is. 6d., same name, No. G270 ; at John Dicker's, late Olley, 16th April, 18G3, a Cloak for 4s., same name, No. 2389. They have been ottering, some, of the articles for sale on the road. Information to be given at the | Chief Constable's Office, Lewes; to Superintendent Waghori), Hartham 5 or to Sergeant James Tobutt, Eastbourne, Sussex, who holds a warrant for their apprehension.— Bow- st., March 7. FELONIES ( Not otherwise described J. . Stolen on or about the 10th instant, from the stained glass window, on the north aide of Chipping Ongar Church, Essex, two copper wire Guards attached to the stonework of the window. Whoever will give such information whereupon the offender or offenders shall be convicted of the offence, shall receive £ 20 reward on application to the Churchwardens of Chipping Ongar, Essex.— iiow- stree', March 14. Absconded on the 3rd instant, from Kinver, Staffordshire, charged with rape, at the parish of Km'yer, on the 28th ultimo. JOSEPH VALE, about 20 years of age, 5. feet G inches high, dark complexion, thick lips, full face, dark hair inclined to curl, no whiskers, walks very erect; dressed in a black jacket and vest, green trousers, light cloth cap, and light blticher hoofs: and JOHN EVANS, about 19 years of age, 5 feet. 5 inches high, li>< ht complexion, King thin face, light hair, no whiski ro, knock- kneed, turns his right foot out when walking ; dressed in a black cloth j- ieket, vest, and cap, dark trousers, and blucher boots. They are both underhand puddlers, and are likely to apply for work at some ironworks. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Bradley, Police Office, Tettenhall, near Wolverhampton; to Sergeant Baldwin, Etiville, who holds a warrant for their apprehension ; or at any Police Station in Staffordshire.— Bow- street, March 9. Stolen during the night of the 22nd ultimo, from a church at Early, in the parish, of Sonning, Berks, a white damask Cloth for a Communion Table, about. 9 feet by 7 feet, hemmed at both ends, about half- an- inch at one end is torn, the border is aboiit 12 inches wide, and the following devices are woven in the cloth : a wreath of flowers round it, a bunch of grapes and seven or eight ' teals of barley in each corner, a table with our Saviour a- id the tw lve Apostles, our Saviour holding a cup in the centre, and ' I II S' immediately under it; also a white damask Napkin, about 3 feet by 4 feet, with a border similar to the communion cloth, and leaves woVen in the centre ; ami two brass Plates used for collecting, with some letters engraved round fli- e edges. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent O'Neill, Constabulary Station, Wokingham, Berlfjj.— Bow street, March 7- FHAUBS AIB AGGRAVATE © MISBEMEAHOURS. Obtained by false pretences, on the 1st instant, from i'lb; 38, Cumberland- street, Pimlico, a small gold Geneva Watch, engraved back, maker Grainger, No. 37987, with gold Albert Chain, cable pattern. By a foreigner, 21 years of age, 5 feet, 6 inches high, fair hair, moustache, and complexion ; drested in black frock , coat, brown trousers, dark vest, and black hat.— Metropolitan Pptycc, B Division, March 4. MCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Apprehended on the night ( if the 14th instant, at Ban'. ury, for passing counterfeit half- crowns, two men of the follow ing description : one gave tbe name of JOHN DOYLE, bricklayer, a native of Kerry, about 60 years of age, 6 feet 4 or 8 inches high, fresh complexion, little hair and bald on top of head; dressed in an old suit of black, black hat with a glazed cap inside ; the other, who made his e cape from the constable on his way to the station- house, is about 30 years of age, 5 feet 4. or 5 inches high, light hair and whiskers, and some hair under his chin ; dressed in a grey frock coat, violet- coloured scarf, and cloth cap. Doyle is remanded till Friday next. In- formation to be given to Mr. Thompson, Superintendent of Police, Banbury.— Uow strect, March 16. Absconded on the 11th inst nt, from his bail, charged with an assault on a female, a man who gave the name of ARTHUR HYDE FORSHALL, No. 6, Charlotte- road, Cam- berwell- gate,. 2Q years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fair hair mid complexion, no whiskers ; dressed in light grey overcoat, dark clotli under coat, dark cloth trousers, fancy scarf with pin and crown, balmnral boots with hrasi. eyelets and too caps, black hat ; wore a gold ring on little finger of right hand. A warrant is issued for his apprehension.— Metropolitan Police, T Division, March 16. Escaped from the custody of a police constable at 2 a. m. on the 12th instant, in the parish of Pitminster, Somerset, on the charge ot stealing two Ilorses at Wendover, Bucks, on the 23rd ultimo, ELIAS DELL, of Busliey, Hertfordshire, 24 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, black hair ; dressed in cord trousers, sleeved vest, lace up boots, and old cip, and is of gipsy- like appearance: his brother, WILLIAM DELL, was apprehended with the stolen horses at North Petherton, on the llth instant, when he ( Elias), ran awav. HENRY DELL, aged 68, MARY ANN DELL, 04, EMILY DELL, 25, and CAROLINE DELL, 18 ( wife of Elias Dell), were apprehended ou the 12th instant, and sentenced to seven days imprisonment each as vagrants, and Emily for one month in addition for assault, and Caroline for four fourteen days for assault on the police. They had in their possesssion the van and cart described in the Police Gazette of the 29th ultimo; one of the horses is about 14 hands high, bay, black legs, long coat, about 5 years old, and is supposed to have been stolen. Etias Dell may probably be found in company with other gipsies in the county of Devon. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police at Taunton or North Petherton, Somerset, or at Ayles- bury, Bucks.— Bow- street, March 16. Description of DANIEL WEDSTER, committed for trial at the Sussex assizes at Lewes, on the 21st in6tant, for stealing from a stable at Beddingham, a cart Mare, the property of Henry Percival Hart, Esq. Webster was apprehended about eight miles from the place of robbery, and the mare is recovered. . He is 44 years of ag « , 5 feet 8 inches high, fresh complexion, grey eyes ( slight cast in left), which appears rather weak, light brown hair, large sandy whiskers, scar on forehead, proportionate figure ; dressed in a brown cloth jacket, cord trousers and vest, drab billycock hat, and heavy Jhalt boots ; he states his last residence was Jew's- road, Chelsea, London, a brickmaker, and has generally worked for railway contractors. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent James Jenner, Lewes, at the Chief Office, Lewis ; or any Police Station in East Sussex.— Bow- street, March 16. Description of EDWARD WRIGHT, committed to the Sussex assizes on the 21st instant, for stealing from the dwelling- house of William Thorpe, at Lewes, two Watches, which have been recovered : about, 28 years of age, C feet 11J inches high, fair complexion, grey eyes. light brown h^ ir, proportionate figure, says he is an engine fitter, that lie. is, single, and lately resided at 13, South- street; Portsmouth ; dressed in, a black cloth jacket, brown cloth vest, white slop, grey tweed trousers, blucher boots, and a deerstalker hat Had several duplicates for pledged clothing, and a pair of brass mantle ornaments, representing pbea- ants,. L. formation to be givoii to Mr. Super- intendent James Jenner, Lewes, at the Chief Office, Lewes, or at any Police Station in East Sussex.— Bow- street, March 16. Doscription of three men who were committed on the 14th instant for trial at the next General Quarter Sessions, at Northallerton, on the ( 5th proximo, on a charge of" larceny. THOMAS BURROWS, states he is a labourer, and a native of PeelV'ijuildings, George's- road, Mji( i. clies/. er, about 32 years of age, $ feet 7 inches high, fresh complexion, blue eyes. dark brown hair, cut short, whiskers shaved off, squints with left eye, stout figure, large' cut- mark under left eye, forefinger of right hand has been lacerated, the end' cut off the third finger of left hand by a trap ; d, vested in an otrt black • and red mix- ture tweed coat, with a Mack velvet collar, and bound with black braid ; old dark cloth vest,- cotton- c'drd treii- ers, red and black checked scavf, black Scotch cap, with checked band. THOMAS CRAWLEY, states be is a labourer, artd a native of Pollard^ sfreet, Manchester; about 21 years of age, fi feet 7|- inches high ; sallow complexion, hazel eyes, dark brown hair, no whiskers, broad nose, large irregular teeth, has a wound under chin from the king's evil, slenderly built; dressed ih an old black ribbed tweed coat with velvet collar, old black cloth vest and trousers. HENRY HALL, states he is a labourer, a native of Bank- top, William- street, Manchester ; about 21. years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fresh complexion, blue eyes, light brown hair, no Whisfeg, small features, and slenrl r figure; dressed in a brown mixture tweed coat, black and white check woollen vest, trimmed with white buttons, red plaid scarf, moleskin trousers, and white woollen Scotch cap, with a black checked, band. They all say that, they tramped to Middlesborongh, and have been at Leeds, Harrogate, and other parts , of the West Riding. It is suspected they have committed offences elsewhere, and have been previously convicted. Information to be given to Mr. Edward J. Saegersen, Chief. Superintendent, Middles- borough, North Riding of Yorkshire,— B'ow- s - eel, March 16. Missing from his- home, at Radford, near Nottingham, since tl'ia 4th instant, a man, 49 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, grey hair and whiskers, of weak mind ; dressed- in black with a mourning baud on his hat, linen marked wita his name, the initials of which are ' Wr. M.' It is feared some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Palethorpe, County Police StHt; on, Nottingham, who will pay all expenses.— Bow- street, March 16. Absconded from Shcrburri, near Durham, on the 27th ultimo, charged with assaulting P. C. William Stokoe, whilst in the execution of his duty at SherbUrn,. ROBERT PAXTON, about 26 years of age, about G feet 2 or 3 inches, high, fresh complexion, brown hair eat short, whiskeis shaved off, round face, proportionately made; generally dressed in a dark coat, a id light woollen cord trousers fitting tight to the legs. And WILLIAM COULSGN, 28 or 30 years of age, G feet 2 or 3 inches high, fresh complexion, light haircut short, no whiskers, round and broad shoulders, rather bow- legged, haigs his head I very much, and has a roiling gait when walking ; dress'ed in a short, shooting coat, woollen cord trousers, and hairy cap tied on the top ot' the head with a ribbon. They are both pitmen, but may be working as sinkers, and generally frequent low puhlic- hoiises. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Johnson, County" Constabulary Office, Durham.— Bow itireei, March 16. Description of two men who were committed on the 15th iastant, to. Northallerton Gaol for two calendar months each, for larceny : JAMES PEARSON, sayo he is an excavator, and a native of Pellan, near Halifax, about 5 feet 8 inches high, fresh complexion, hazel eyes, dark brown hair, and whiskers under chin ; dressed ill white slop, Cord vest, fustian trousers, navvy hoots, and black cloth cap. ALEXANDER RHODES, says he is a wonlcomber, and a native of Manchester- road-, Bradford, about. 32 years of age, 5 feet, 4i inches high, sallow complexion, grey eyes, dark brown hair, and bushy whiskers meeting under chin, stout built; dressed in an old ragged brown tweed coat-, fustaia trousers, and dirk cap, and has the appear- ance of a regular tramp. It is suspected, that they have com- mitted offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. E. J. Saggeraon, Chief Superintendent, Middlesbrough, North Riding of Yoikshire.— Bow- stre'-. t, March 16. Description of a man who is charged with larceny, and committed for trial at the next quarter sessions for Pembroke- shire, to be hol'den at Haverfordwest'on the firh proximo- JOSEPH JACKSON, alias ROBERT CASSON, railway time- keeper and clerk, 21 years of age, 6 feet, 21- inches high, fair complexion, brown eyes ( cast in left eye), black hair, slender figure, with rather high shoulders, scar on nose and on left eyebrow, upper front teeth broken, and lost a front tooth from lower jaw ; lie resides at, Preston, Lancashire. It is sus- pected that he has been previously convicted in Lancashire of felony, and that he has committed offences elsewhere. Infor- mation to be given to Capt. A. B. 0. Stokes, County Chief Constable, Haverfordwest, or to George Evans, Sergeant and Clerk, Chief Constable's Office, Hoverfordwest, South Wales. — Bow- street, March 14. Missing from his home at Fairburn, since the 5th instant, JOHN STEAD, shoemaker, 59 years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, light complexion, and light hair turning grey ; dressed in drab cloth overcoat with large bone buttons, dark mixture cloth trousers, black neckerchief and half of a small fancy woollen shawl for a muffler, black hat, and blucher boots. He was last seen at Mrs. Myers's, inn- keeper, Ferry- bridge, where he left about 10- 30 p. m. to return to Fairburn, and has not been heard of since ; it is feared that some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Selby, or to Mr. Inspector Dimelow, Sherburn, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 14. Description of THOMAS SAYERS, alias SYERS, alias M NLEY, a low horse dealer, who is committed for trial at A next quarter sessions to be holden at Ely, Cambs, on the 6th proximo, on a charge of horse stealing at Chatteris, the Horse has been recovered : he states that he is a native of Beeston, Norfolk, but he last resided at King's Lynn, and is supposed to have resided occasionally in London, and generally employed with horses ; is about 35 years of age, 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, fair complexion, light brown hair ( inclined to curl at sides), full face, whiskers shaved off, stoutly made, the first finger of left hand damaged, and a scar across the third finger of same hand, scar across the thick part of the inside of [ right hand, and has lost a tooth from the left side of upper jaw; dressed in black cloth waistcoat and trousers, old light blue butcher's frock, light brown mixed tweed frock coat, and black billycock hat. He was discharged from Norwich Castle on the 4th of July last, having served six mouths for felony, and he is suspected of committing offences elsewhere. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, March, Isle of Ely, or to Inspector Robert H. Mitchell, Chatteris, Isle of Ely.— jBow- street, March 14. Description of a tramp charged with breaking into three stables belonging to Frederick Tibbetts, Esq., Pooley Hall, Polesworth, Warwickshire, on the night ot the lst instant, and stealing therefrom 3 lbs. of Horsehair, a waggoner's Whip, and an Overcoat: about 35 years of age, about 5 feet 5 inches high, sandy hair and whiskers, nose slightly turned- up; dressed in an old dirty white slop, moleskin trousers, old black cap, and old clogs. He has been traced in the direction of Derby. Any person giving such information as will lead to his apprehension and conviction shall receive £ 2 r< ward from the Poleswoith and Grendon Association for the Prosecution of Felons. Information to be given to Inspector J. Hursher, Atherstone, Warwickshire.— Bow- street, March 11, Apprehended at Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, on the 4th instant, and committed for trial on two charges of stealing Lead from buildings, a bricklayer, who gave his name JOHN MANION, 45 to 50 years of age, about 5 feet 5 inches high, grey hair, slightly bald, thin face, blue eyes, large mole on front of right shoulder; dressed in dark coid monkey jacket, old blue waistcoat with figured gilt buttons, old fustian trousers much mended on front of right leg, straw hat bound with dirty crimson with an old elastic string, and lace- up boots. He is supposed to have committed similar offences elsewhere, or to have been previously convicted. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent John Bevan, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, March 11. Description of a woman committed to Haverfordwest Gaol for one month with hard labour, for vagrancy. She gives the name of ELIZABETH JONES, and states thSaTshe is a native of Bath, where her father was a blacksmith, working for Mr. Hays, of Even- street, but died about four years ago ( which is supposed to be false) ; she speaks with a strong Irish accent ; she is about 22 yeaiB of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, auburn hair, blue eyes, fresh comp'exion, slightly pockmarked, has a bum scar under the chin, and deep pockmarks upon both elbows ; dressed in an old black silk bonnet, trimmed with black crape and mauve strings, old brown shawl with light stripes and scarlet border, and a dark drab skirt with light stripes ; she wears nothing but the shawl upon her shoulders, and is in the habit of calling upon ladies begging clothing, and afterward sells the clothing she obtains. She is accompanied by a man known among tramps as 1 Birmingham Tom,' who is about 22 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, auburn hair, light complexion, has a scar upon the right side of the neck, and generally dresses in light clothes, black cloth cap, and a large red and white woollen muffler. Information to be given to James Cecil, Superintendent, Haverfordwest.— Bow- street, March 11. Description of JOHN, alias JAMES, alias THOMAS McDONALD, committed for trial at the next Salop assizes, on a charge of burglary at Dawley : about 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, swarthy complexion, dark hair, peck- pitted ; a native of Ireland, but has lately been residing in Wolverhampton, Nantwich, and other places, hawking spurious soap ; it is suspected he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Richardson, Deputy Chief Constable, Wellington, Salop.— Bow- street, March 11. Description of JOHN ELKINGTON, alias JOSEPH BATCH ELOR, a native of Little Bourton, Oxfordshire, who is committed for trial at the ensuing assizes at Monmouth, charged with coining, aud having in his possession implements for that purpose, also with uttering counterfeit sixpences : he is about 40 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, dark brown hair, small dark whiskers, fresh complexion, grey eyes, proportion- ately made, scar on the small bone of the right leg ( having been broken); dressed in a short white slop, fustian vest, brown cord trousers ( patched on knees), black cloth cap with leather peak, black and red muffler, and lace up boots. He states that he has worked at the Manchester Water Works, that he has been employed on several railways as a platelayer, and whilst engaged as such on the Wincanton Railway about four years ago his leg was broken, and that he remained in the huts at that place until he recovered. He was convicted at Banbury, Oxfordshire, in 1862, and sentenced to twelve months impri- sonment for passing counterfeit sixpences ; he has also been convicted of burglary. It is suspected he has been travelling through different counties in England and Wales with others, passing counterfeit coin, and that he has committed offences elsewhere. A portrait of the prisoner can be seen on applica- tion to Mr. H. Fowler, Monmouthshire Constabulary, Tredegar Iron Works. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Usk, or to Mr. Superintendent H. Fowler, Tredegar Iron Works.— Bow- street, March 11. Description of a man and woman committed for trial at the next quarter sessions to be holden at Warwick, on a charge of felony. The man gives the name of EDWARD WILSON, 29 years of age, 5 feet 1\ inches high, black curly hair, dark eyes and complexion, rather slender make, cut on right eye- brow, nose slightly bridged, tattooed on right forearm ' M. A. B.', bird, cross, ' E. W.', heart and anchor, on left forearm ' W. W.', anchor, and bird, rings on two or three fingers of left hand, scar inside right knee ; says he was born in Dublin ; supposed to be well known in Sheffield and Nottingham, and to have been recently discharged from Leicester Gaol. The woman gives the name of HARRIET LILLY, 22 years of age, 5 feet | inch high, brown hair, fair complexion, says she was born at Presteign, Wales: she is supposed to have been recently dis- charged from Huntington Gaol, where she had been imprisoned for four months, in the name of SARAH TAYLOR, for pocket picking at St. Neot's. They are supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent James Wild, Rugby, Warwickshire.— Bow- slreet, March 11. 209, Sloane- street'; a black cloth Cloak, crimson lining, bound with black velvet; a black Scarf Shawl.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, March 16. Stolen on the lltli instant, from 42, Milner- square, Islington, a gold brilliant single diamond Ring, outside * In Memory of,' and inside ' Elizabeth Biqquentton, died 1857, aged 78'; a gold Ring with large diamond in centre, sur- rounded with twelve small stones ; a gold diamond cut Watch Chain ; a gold Locket with white and black hair ; a plain gold Seal ; a gold seal with three turquoises.— Metropolitan Police, N Division, March 16. Stolen, during the night of the 9th instant, from a cow- house at Sherburn, two brown and three light coloured Pullets of the farm yard breed, and one red half- bred- game Cock, the property of Mr. John Wainwright, inn- keeper and tanner. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Selby, or to Mr. Inspector Dimelow, Sherburn, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 14. Stolen on the 6th instant, from No. 1, Montague- square, 11 Spoons, viz., 4 Table, 2 Dessert, 2 Tea, 1 Gravy, 1 Mustard, and 1 Salt, all silver gilt; 6 Forks, viz, 4 Table, and 2 Dessert; 1 Salt Cellar, 1 Pepper Box, 1 Fish Slice, 1 Sugar Basin ( boat shape), and a Cruet Stand, with 3 Cruets, viz., 1 silver Castor, 2 cut glass, with silver tops ; all the above are silver, crest, a falcon, the spoons and forks plain pattern.— Metropolitan Police, D Division, March 14. - Stolen between 4 p. m. on the 3rd, and 11 a. m. on the 4th instant, from the ship ' R? d Rose," lying in the East India Dock, four Dresses, viz., one black silk, velvet flounces, one ditto, plain, one blactc lace, white lace grouud between the flounces, and one plain black silk, trimmed with diamond pattern ribbon r^ und the bottom ; a black silk velvet Mantle, black lace cape ; two Cloaks, one black tweed waterproof, one white silk opera, with hood ; a black lace Shawl; a white Petticoat, worked with crochet at bottom ; two flannel ditto; and twelve white cambric Handkerchiefs. Supposed by a man, 27 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, walks erectly, light com- plexion and hair ( long behind), and sandy whiskers ( meeting); dressed in dark brown overcoat, dark trousers, and light deer- stalking hat.— Metropolitan Police, K Division, March 14. Stolen since 5 p. m. on the 10th instant, from a Church in course of erection at Ventnor- villas, Cliftonville, Hove, the following carpenter's tools : 4 Hand Saws ; 1 Trying Plane 2 Jack ditto ; 3 Smoothing ditto ; 3 14- inch Chisels ; 3 Chisels different sizes ; 4 Hammers ; all marked, some with ' Chat- field,' some ' Edwards,' some ' Wymark,' and some ' Barnes 6 Bradawls ; 1 Moulding Plane, marked ' T Cane ; ' 6 Gouges, some marked ' Chatfield' and some ' Weyinark ;' 2 Gouges, 2 pairs of Pincers ; and 2 patent Saw Sets, marked ' Wymark.' Information to be given to Mr. Chief Superintendent Breach, Town Hall, Hove, Brighton, Sussex.— Bow- street, March 14. Stolen during the night of the 10th, or early on the morn- ing of the 1 Ith instant, from a shop in the borough of Stock- port, a pair of men's black cloth Trousers, bound round the top with red, and laid over seams new ; a piece of light mantle Cloth, 4 yards long ; a piece of brown and white ribbed narrow Cloth, 4 yards long ; a yard and a- half of light blue twilled wool Cloth ; a pair of spring Braces with red stripe ; and a pair of spring Braces, lilac stripe and white ground. Informa- tion to be given to Mr. Isaac Moores, Chief Superintendent of Police, Borough of Stockport.— Bow- street, March 14. A. TootviiPbootmaker, at Tunbridge. Supposed by a man who- took lodgings there, and stated that he and several others were going to work in the neighbourhood ; he is about 40 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, dark complexion, black hair and whiskers meeting under the chin, scar on nose; and dressed in black cloth overcoat, chocolate coloured under coat, blue cloth plaid trousers, blue cloth cap with peak, and brass button on each side, a light blue scarf with pin, and Wellington boots ;. stated that he was a French- polisher. Information to be given ' to Mr. Superintendent Dance, Tunbridge, Kent.— Bow- street, March 14. Supposed to have been stolen from Betchworth, Surrey, on the 29th ultimo, a large black Retriever Dog, about 9 or 10 months old, a few white hairs on breast between fore legs, answers to the name of ' Pilot.' 10s. reward will be paid on recovery of the dog aud conviction of the offender or offender* ( if stolen). Information to he given to Mr. Superintendent C. II. Coward, Surrey Constabulary, Reigate.— Boa- street, March 14. Supposed to have been stolen from Torry- hill, in the- parish of Lenliam, Kent, on the 24tli ultimo, a white aud black tan Beagle Dog, about 6 years old, small black spot on centre of nose, white ring round neck, white tip to tail, answers to the name of ' Rockwood.' £ l reward will be given on the recovery of the dog. Information to be given to Mr. Super- intendent T. M. Green, Kent County Constabulary, Sitting- bourne.— Boio- street, March II. Stolen between 11 p. m. on the 2nd, and 7 " 30 a. m. on the 3rd instant, from 13, Cranbourne- street, 15 silver Spoons, viz., 1 Gravy, 5 Table, 4 Dessert, engraved ' T.,' 6 Tea, and a pair of Sugar Tongs, engraved ' J. H. II.;' also a brown Overcoat, two pairs of dogskin Gloves, and a white Silk Pocket- handker- chief in the pockets.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, March 11. Stolen between 11 p. m. on the 3rd and 7 a. m. on the 4th instant, from the Limes, Crouch- hill, Hornsey, twelve silver Tea Spoon > and one silver Sugar Tong, all marked ' E. J.' ; one silver B. itter Knife, marked ' P.' ; a pair of silver Sugar Tongs, marked ' E. P. J.' ; two Tops of Cruet Stands ; and a Soup Ladle, two Gravy Spoons, two Sauce Ladles, twelve Table Spoons, twelve Dessert ditto, six Egg ditto, one Sugar Sifter, one Sugar Basin, six Dessert Knives and Forks with mother- o'- pearl handles, and the Bottom of a Cruet Stand ( all plated) ; a blue cloth Over Coat, with velvet collar ; a heather mixture ditto ; and three brown silk Umbrellas.— Metropolitan Police, S Division, March 11. Stolen on the 29th ultimo, from 36, Pelham- street, Spital- fields: 1 black cloth Coat, alpaca lining, silk braid trimming. 1 blue cloth shooting Coat, black velvet collar. 3 Vests, two black cloth, one brown tweed. 1 pair of black cloth Trousers. 3 calico Shirts, linen fronts, marked 1C. B." 2 flannel Shirts, marked ' C. B.' 4 pairs of Drawers. 3 white Pocket- handkerchiefs. 2 Scarfs, plaid and black. 1 Comforter, red and black. 1 gold Albert Chain, Seal with white stone, and gold Ring attached. 1 gold Pin, ring at top. — Metropolitan Police, H Division, March 11. Stolen during the night of the 11th or morning of the 12th instant, from the stack- yard of Mr. Morgan, Waters Upton, Salop, a gutta percha engine Strap, 5| inches wide and 60 feet long, cut on one side, almost new, the property of Thomas Erins, Rodington. Information to be given to Mr. Chief Superintendent Richardson, Wellington, Salop.— Bow- street, March 14. Stolen on the 2ud instant, from the dwelling- house of i T. P. Haun, Esq, Buckland Newton, Dorsetshire, three silver PROPERTY STOLEN. Supposed to have been stolen] from Steyning since the 5th instant, a small black and white beagle Bitch, answers to the name of ' Beauty.' Any person giving such information to Mr. George llolloway, Superintendent of the West Sussex Constabulary, Steyning, as will lead to its recovery, and convic- tion of the offender or offenders ( if stolen), shall be rewarded and receive all reasonable expenses.— Bow- strcet, March 16. Stolen between 10 p. m. on the 10th, and 7 a. m on the 11th instant, from 22, Rutland gate, a silver Sugar Sifter, crest — a Russian eagle; two silver Tops of Castors; a plated Waiter, crest— « Prussian eagle ; a plated Mustard Pot; two pairs of lady's Boots, ba'moral, stamped inside ' P. S, Yapp, Tea Spoons, marked ' T. P. H.' Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Brown, Dorset Constabulary, Cerne Abbas. — Bow- street, March 14. Stolen within the last two months, from No. 220, Maryle- bone- road, a fine gold cameo gem and coral Bracelet, the cameo set sepaiate with rich worked border of gold, and a cornelian intaglio suite of Ornaments, consisting of necklets, earrings, bracelets, and servegne, set in fine gold.— Metropolitan Police, D Division, March 14. Stolen, between the 5th and 7th instant, from a draper's shop in Bradford, the following property : about 32 pieces of black glace Silk ; 1 parcel of Remnants ; 6 chene silk Dresses, colour drab, blue, green, dark brown, cuir, and silver drab ; 6 coloured silk Dresses; 2 pieces ot striped Silk ; 2 black figured silk Dresses, 27 inches wide ; 5 flounced silk Dresses, black and coloured ; 40 to 50 lengths of coloured Silks and Sarsnets ; 2 pieces of black satin Fur ; 2 pieces of black figured Silk ; 1 piece of black Silk with white edge ; 6 Boxes of figured silk Handkerchiefs, mixed colours ; 1 drawer of gentleman's light silk Pocket Handker- chiefs ; 1 drawer of white, black, and coloured sewing bilks ; 1 bundle of a' » out 50 pairs of ladies' coloured silk Neckties; ditto black and white ditto ; 1 parcel of Canton crape Hand- kerchiefs ; 1 drawer of 20 or 30 men's black silk Handker- chiefs ; 1 bundle of silk check Handkerchiefs ; 4 whole fix- tures about 120 to 150 pairs of gents coloured silk Handker- chiefs ; 1 box of white cambric Handkerchiefs ( each marked in pencil); about 50 chenille Nets ; 1 lot of black silk Ribbon Velvet ; 1 drawer of coloured Bonnet Ribbons, ( 20 to 30 pieces); 20 to 30 carpet and leather Bags ( marked) ; 30 to 30 coloured silk Handkerchiefs ; 6 to 12 fancy wool Shirts ; 6 or 8 doz. gent's black and fancy silk Neckties ; striped cotton Socks; 1 Bed Tick ; 2 Pillows ; 1 Bolster ; coloured dog- skin Gloves; 18 to 25 Paisley Scarls and Shawls ; 1 blue pilot Shooting Coat, with coloured wool lining ( navy looking) ; 1 pair of fine blue cloth Trousers; 1 superfine double- breated black cloth Frock Coat; 1 man's double- breasted Chesterfield Overcoat, tame as pattern ; and 2 men's Hats ( or more). £ 50 reward will be paid to any person or persons giving such information that may lead to the apprehension of the thieves, and recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount recovered, on application to Mr. Frederick W. Grauhan, Chief Constable, Police Office, Bradford.— Bow- street, March 14. Stolen on the 4th instant, from a cart, while standing in Chesham- place, Pimlico, a Basket, containing 11 Shirts, 2 pairs of Drawers, 7 pairs of Stockings, 6 Collars, 4 Cravats, and 10 Pocket- handkerchiefs, all marked ' T. B.;' 1 Chemise, 1 Night- gown, a pair of Drawers, and a cotton Dress, marked ' C. E.' Metropolitan Police, B Division, March 11. Stolen from a watchmakers shop in the borough of Wis- bech, on the 29th ultimo, a silver lever double- bottomed hunting Watch, No. 11139, jewelled in four holes, seconds hands, and engine- turned ; a silver vertical hunting Watch, maker, B. Marganti, Brighton, No. 4017, engine turned ; a con- sular case lever ditto, silver dial, gold letters, engine- tnrned ; a plated Locket, made to imitate a watch, with gold dial and steel hands ; a French Watch Case, with dial in, no movements in, made to wind up in the face. Information to he given to Mr. Benj. Eason, Head Constable, Wisbech, Isle of Ely.— Bow- street, March 9. Stolen from the farm- yard of W. O. Hammond, Esq., Nonington, during the night of the 5th instant, four white Ducks, and one white Drake, they all have topknots and a pig- ring round one leg. Information to be given to Superintendent Wm. Stokes, Kent Constabulary, Sandwich.— Bow- street, March 9. Stolen on the night of the 5th instant, from a stable, the property of Mr. Allan Boorman, a black rough Great Coat, such as is generally worn by farm servants, it has some gas tar on right sleeve ; supposed by a tramp. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Manton, County Police Station, Skirbeck, near Boston, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, March 9. Supposed to have been stolen between the 23rd and 26th ultimo, from the house of Charles Duffin Barstow, Esq., of How, in the parish of Pickhill- cum- Roxby, a silver Table Spoon marked with a horse's head, weighs 3 ounces. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Superintendent Simpson, Leyburn, or to Sergeant A. Campbell, Wath, near Ripon, North Riding of Yorkshire Bow- street, March 9. Stolen on the night of the 6th instant, from a pleasantry, in the parish of Tudely, Kent, the property of Mr. Simmons, twelve Pheasants ( nine hens and three cocks). Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Dance, Tunbridge, Kent.— Bow- street, March 9. Stolen within the last fortnight, from gates in front of houses in Worcester, three brass Plates, with ' Jabez Jones,,' ' Joseph Wood,' and ' R. W. Taylor,' engraved thereon respec- tively. Information to be given to the Worcester City Police. — Bow- street, March 9. Stolen on the 3rd instant, from No. 20, Montpelier- row, Blackheath : 1 Table Spoon— silver, and 20 Dessert Spoons, 17 Tea Spoons, and 10 Forks— all plated. — Metropolitan Police, R Division, March 7. Supposed to have been stolen about 9 o'clock on the 8th instant, in Preston- street, Faversham, a gold hunter duplex Watch, maker Molyueux and Cope, Devonshire- street, London, No. 609, on one 6ide is engraved a coat of arms with crest— a griffin, and . motto— virtute non verbis, on the other side is engraved ' C. C.' as a cypher, with the date of purchase ' 1819' in centre, crest at top, and motto at bottom ; and a gold link Chain. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent White Borough Police Office, Faversham.— Boio- street, March 14. Stolen on the lltli instant, the half of a gold curb Guard Chain, and a new white cotton Shirt, the property of Mr. J. Stolen about 6 p. m. on the 5th instant, from the shop window of Mr. John Cowton, tailor and draper, High- street, Bridlington, Yorkshire, a piece of dark blue and black check Union Cloth, about 6 yards in length. Information to be given to Mr. Benj. E. Naylor, Superintendent, East Riding Consta- bulary, Bridlington, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 7. Stolen from North Shields, since last November, a lady's gold Ring, containing 6 jewels, placed alternately, viz., three emeralds and two diamonds, the centre jewel a brilliant, emerald of oblong form, engraved with initials ' J. E. A. to J. A. S.' Information to be given to Mr. John Ilewett, Chief Constable, Tynemouth.— Bow- street, March 7. War Offtc;, March 16, 1864. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. On and after this date ( Dec. 11,1857), uutil further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a Deserter will be TWENTY iHILIilllGM Inftteud of TEW ftHILLIIOI; 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 Seme . <_ FFICE NO. NAME. \ 7613ir.| 176131 176132 176133 176134 J 76135 176136 176?. 37 176138 176139 Henry Holland Horatio Hill Walter Laylor Marl in Bennett ThomaB Williams George Smith Edward Luckhurst Henry Holder William Jones Frederick Leppoe REG. HO. 1198 4044 CORPS. STUB HE BORN* TRADE. BIB. COAT & TROUSERS. BATE OF DESERTH. PLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS 449rt 1R7 647 509 5192 15609 15255 Military Train j Hey bridge, Essex Royal H. Art. ( Sheffield Unto Birmingham ditto London ditto Newbridge, Glamorgn ditto London ditto Stapleburst, Kent ditto Speen, Berkshire Roy. Artillery Sheffield dit. ro Canterbury, Kent porter collarmaker labourer ditto sawyer shoemaker labourer ditto ditto clerk 26 24* 21i 26 20 184 211 20$ 20 20} 7 6* H 7 51 3* 6* 44 4} 4 brown dk. brn dk. brn brown sandy brown black brown brown brown grey hazel grey grey grey blue hazel blue brown grey | tresh i fresh ! fresh | fresh | florid ' frosh swarth ! fair jfair fair regimental ditto livery regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 17 Feb. 16 Feb. 12 Feb. 16 Feb. 13 Feb. 13 Feb. 12 Feb. 7 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. Aldershot Woolwich ditto ditto Canterbury ditto ditto Dublin Woolwich ditto off pass to London off fuii. agh to Newbridge off pass to London ; tattooed on wrists off furlough to Biddenden, Kent off furlough 1761 Ml 176141 L76142 176143 176144 176145 176146 176147 176148 176149 William Knight Alfred Power Thos. Holdsworth Thomas Duller Arthur Gilson James Sullivan David Thomson Stephen Molloy Joseph Faulder Alexander Baillie 15870! 1* 3* 61 15608 15746 15810 1216: 2677! 14K8I 1481 11721 OHIO ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dhui ditlo ditto I Huntingdon i Liverpool Halifax, York I Luton, Bedford iNewcastle- on- Tyne jLondon Riuclaveit, Stanley Clif'Jcn, Galway : Workingtn., Cmbrlnd | Glasgow labourer jl9S, 6 shoeingsmb 121 15 fitter labourer ditto ditto joiner labourer engineer 19 5 18 5 18115 24J 5 21 15 20J' 5 21JI5 brassfoundr 128515 4 7} 4* 4 6i 7 74 7} U 10* It. brn dk. brn brown brown brown It. brn brown brown dk. bm dk. brn grey hazel hazel hazel hazel grey blue grey brown grey fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh 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 j Cork j Shornclifl'e i Dover \ ditto I Plvmouth tattooed on left arm and right thumb off furlough to London ditto to Stanley off pass to London off furlough to Berwick- on- Tweed ditto to Glasgow 176150 176151 176152 176153 176154 176165 176150 176157 176158 176169 James Donovan John McGrath Tom Price Thomas Bryant William Alkerton Thomas Hughes James Conroy James Quin John Cayle George Longton 7951 6722 7924 488 Hi, Engineers ditto ditto CopeMnt<| Rfl Cold. Guards 12th Foot 18 th Foot 14th Foot 63rd Foot 98th Foot Kingston, Surrey Dublin Aylesbury, Bucks Stttingbourne, Kent, ! LcightnBuzzrd., B^ d9 Dublin Mouiitratli, Queen's Newtownlimavady* Glasgow Scarsbriek, Lancaster tailor cooper painter brick maker labourer printer carpenter collier labourer ditto 19* Z5J 21 ? 23* 19 18 19 18 184 6 8 5 2 10 6} 8i 6 9 6 dk. bm fair dk. brn light brown brown brown It. brn black sandv grey blue hazel grey grey grey blue grey dk. brn blue dark fresh fresh ruddy fresh fresh fresh fresh pale fresh ditto ; 13 Feb. ! Aldershot j off pass to Guildford; mark right forefinger ditto 13 Feb. j Chatham j ditto 15 Feb. | Aldershot ! off pass to London ditto 14 Feb. ! Canterbury | t.^ ok part of reg. nec. smock; cord 20 Feb. ( Hereford jt- Jvo sears over left scapula brown ; 15 Feb. ( Richmond jrocruit dark ; blue ! 15 Feb. Portarlngtn burn on left leg, right thigh, and loins black; brown 16 Feb. Glasgow ' recruit, not surgically inspected * Derry canvas; moleskin j 17 Feb. ; ditto j ditto ; Bhort hair brown; cord 118 Feb. j Liverpool | ditto 17616U 176161 176162 176163 176164 176165 176166 176167 176168 17616^ James Sherrington John Sullivan James Rogers Martin Smith James White Edward Sabell Benry Elery Adam Gray John Sharpler Alex. Kirkwood 15625 7204 100th Foot 105th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto Roy. Artillery Rl. Engineers 24th Foot ROT. Artillerv Pre& ton Liverpool London Cray den, Surrey Barking, Essex Dagenham London Alnwick, Nrthnibrlnd Preston Glasgow clerk iron plater carman labourer ditto ditto printer painter weaver boilermaker 21 18i 19 21 18 25 18* 21* 23 20 7* 6} 4- i 5i 44 8* 4J 6 74 81 light dk. bra brown brown brown brown black auburn brown brown grey dk. brn grey grey grey blue brown blue brown grey fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh sallow sallow fair freeh 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 surgically inspected recruit, surgically inspected 11617U [ Charles Godwin 176171: 176172 176173 176174 176175 176176 176177 176178 176179 William Leo William Taylor Amos Bailey William Bugg John Blay Henry Holliday John Gibbard George Butler Mntthew Lacy 1714th Hussars 449l9ih Lancers 768 18th Hussars 8: Cold. Guards 4801! ditto 6430! ditto 34411st Foot 10th Foot 11th Foot 30th Foot 976 969 823 Islington, Loudon Glasgow Bartonjoyee, Notts Wednesbury, Stafford Grantham, Lincoln St. Ebbos, Oxford j Norwich I Birmingham i Warrington, Laneastr | Weedon, Northamptn clerk shoemaker labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto labourer ditto 126* 5 8 It. bra hazel fair regimental 21 Feb. 22AI5 7 brown grey dark d; tto 25 Feb. 31 5 oi black dk. brn fresh ditto 15 Feb. 32 5 94 It. bra hazel fresh ditto 15 Feb. 311 5 10 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 14 Feb. 30* 5 n It. bin grey light ditto 15 Feb. 23* 5 8 light grey fair ditto 23 Feb. 20 5 7 It. brn grey fresh ditto 13 Feb. 32 0 44 brown hazel fresh ditto 19 Feb. 194 5 9 It. bra grey fair ditto 5 Feb. Dublin Brighton Ipswich London ditto ditto Colchester Kilkenny Dublin 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 Bowling Thomas Parkins John Morgan George Binder, John Miller John Flynn Francis Gray William Darroeh James Wilkinson William Scott 711 I 402 711 ! 1254 ; ins ! 1318 i12610 37th Foot 47th Foot 69th Foot 60th Rifles 6 tth Foot 70th Foot 74th Foot 78th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto 1 Hurlingford, Kilknny i Biahopwrmth., Drhm. j Rending I Devizes, Wilts I Plumstead, Kent Roscommon ! Edinburgh Glasgow ditto Galashiels, Roxburgh joiner carpenter shoemaker labourer servant labourer cellarmaa labourer ditto ditto 23 26* 24* 22J 19 24$ 18 17* 204 18 dark blown dk. brri auburn light brown black brown dk. bra brown grey blue blue hazel blue grey blue hazel grey grey fail- 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. It. 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 17619UI David Hamilton ; 11- 2 Hoy. 11. Gds. Muirkirh, Ayrshire miner 814 5 114; auburn grey sallow : regimental 6 Feb. Windsor off furlough to New Mains, Lanarkshire 176191' John Rourle 728 3rl Hussars [ Glasgow trunkmaker 19 s 5 74 dk. brn brown pale ditto 25 Feb. Edinburgh took the whole of reg. nec. 176192 Evan Robert 8495 Gren. Guards I Llanwood, Denbigh mason 31J 5 n dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 19 Feb. London D 176193 Samuel Ricards 93 41st Foot | Falmouth, Cornwall labourer 25 5 6 brown grey fresh ditto 20 Feb. Glasgow 176194 John Green 417. ditto Manchester ditto 21$ 5 7 auburn hazel fair ditto 11 Feb. ditto 176195 Peter Quinn 91 ditto j Glasgow rope maker 251 5 7 black hazel fresh ditto 18 Feb. ditto 176196 James Delaney 887 55th Foot ; Manle » v, Staffordshire labourer 194 5 6! brown grey fresh ' ditto 25 Feb. Preston anchor on right and ' J.' on left arm 176197 John Clarke 3fi3 ditto Killishcve, Fermangh- cottonspinr. 214 5 7 brown grey fresh ditto 20 Feb. ditto 176198 William Taylor 1036 92nd Foot Banhead, Renfrew moulder 20 5 8 brown grey fresh ditto 20 Feb. Edinburgh took part of reg. nec. 176199 Patrick Dunn 5970 Roy. Artillery 1 Mary boro', Queen's labourer 20* 5 9 brown grev . fresh ditto 17 Feb. Newbridge off pass 17620U Arohibald Hood 7871 RL Engineers Kilmarnock, Ayr cabinetmkr. 204 5 9 dk. bin grey pale ditto 19 Feb. Chatham anchor on left thumb, scars over liver 176201 John Wise tth Hu- ears Heading labourer 20 5 6* brown grey fresh white smock; cord 25 Feb. Reading recruit, not surgically inspected 176202 Maik Thompson — Roy. Artillery Lewisham, Kent ditto 18 5 41 brown grey tresh moleskin; cord 19 Feb. Woolwich recruit 176201 Andrew Bond — ditto Le « ds ditto 21 5 4 brown grey fresh brown elop; cord 17 Feb. ditto ditto 176204 James Manders — ditto Deptford, Kent carman 20 5 44 brown blue fresh black 18 Feb. ditto ditto 176205 Samuel Windley 105 ist Life Gds. Tipton, Stafford smith 24 6 04 brown hazel fresh plain K Feb. London 176206 Edward Jones 731 1.1th Hussars Liverpool groom 22J 5 8 brown hazel pale regimental 23 Feb. Dublin tattooed on arms 176207 Joseph Baines 1145 Gren. Guards Bradford woolcomber 26 5 11 brown brown light ditto 15 Feb. Windsor took waist- belt and part of reg. nee. 176208 Wm. H. West 1241 ditto Alverstoke, Hants cook 25 5 81 dk. brn hazel dark ditto 15 Feb. ditto ditto 176209 Michael McCarthy 1 2623 Roy. Artillery Buttevant, Cork labourer 21 5 4* brown blue fresh ditto 21 Feb. Limerick 176210 176211 176212 176213 176214 176215 176216 176217 176218 176219 176220 176221 176222 176223 176224 176225 176226 176227 176228 176229 176230 176231 176232 176233 176234 176235 176236 176237 17623S 17623J Charles Huxtable James Biggin John Hynes Georgo Stack Samuel Stevens Wm. McDonnell George Wheatley Joseph Carroll John Carmen William Lewis Philip Ward James Quinn George Beck John Tucker Mark Moon Thomas Lines Thomas Broad 861. 1169 360 162 587 531 14050 1159 2679 14330 10th Foot 22nd Foot list Foot 49th Foot « 0tb Rifles 85th Foot. Roy. Altillery ditto ditto ditto Barnstaple, Devon Sheffield Liverpool Cork Stourport, Worcester Duugannon, Tyrone Ashford, Kent Dublin Glasgow Carmarthen ditto ditto carder labourer moulder labourer ditto faetoryhand grocer plasterer 204 21 26| 20 254 25 29 J 213 224 19| It. brn brown brown It. brn dk. brn dark dk. brn It. brn brown brown hazel hazel grey grey grey grey grey blue grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fair fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 13 Feb. 26 Feb. 20 Feb. 24 Feb. 26 Feb. 16 Feb. 23 Feb. 20 Feb. 21 Feb. 19 Feb. Geo. Chamberlain John Willougbby Edwin Edmonds Henry Best Cornelius Barry William Sargent John Condon Henry Foster Thomas Davies John Ansell William Birt Charles Ashcr 709 720 334 644: 30 634 708 258 1009 874 1000 705 69 3675 574 3205 3770 1497 1023 4tb Drag. Gds. ditto 11th Hussars 12th Lancers ditto 13th Hussars ditto 15th Hussars Gran. Guards ditto dii to lst Foot ditto ditto 3rd Foot ditto diito ditto 6th Foot 8th Foot Sanoytord, Dublin Portarlington, King's Cleikeuwell, London tlackney, London Westfield, SusBex London Liverpool Sedgeley, Stafford Euipiugham. Rutland Marlborough, Wilts Kilkenny off furlough to Barnstaple Parkhurst Ayr Manchester London Dover Woolwich D Pembroke off furlough to Dublin Shorncliffe ditto to Glasgow Shoeburvns ditto to Newport, Wales lost a finger of left hand took the whole of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Dungannon ; pockpitted labourer groom bricklayer clerk grocer labourer tanner collier labourer ditto 1204 21* 25 21| | 24f 19 21} 254 241 10* 8* 6* 8 8 9 7 6 7i 8* brown brown brown brown black brown brown It. brn brown brown brown grey hazel grey hazel hazel hazel hazel di. brn grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fan- fresh dark fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Farringdon, Berks Dublin Bantry, Cork Liverpool Cliarlevilte, Cork Carlisle Stratford, Essex Tewkesbury, Glouc. Daventry, Nthamptn. Milton, Hants ditto servant labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto gardener collier labourer 23} 23$ 2?> i 325 23$ 30g 26* 23 It. brn dk. brn brown brown It. brn It. brn ; dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown hazel blue hazel grey hazel hazel grey hazel dk. brn fresh fresh fresh fresh fab- fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 176240 176241 176242 176243 176244 176246 176246 176247 176248 176249 George Reworth John Quillinan William Wait William Mullincr William Harris Stephen Wood Matthew Rush Neil Drummond John Mulcaby Thomas Hilton | 8 Mi 1123 3111 429 751 1< U7 1098 420 410 3642 ditto ditto ditto 12th Foot 15th Foot 19th Foot 21st Foot 26th Foot ditto 29th Foot. | Derby O' Gonolly, Clare I Marshfiuld, Glouc. , Stockport, Lancashire ; High Wycombe, Bcks. 1 Berwick, Yorkshire j Lisbiirn, Antrim Goi bals, Lanark I Dnngarvan, Waterfd. I Darby Green, Salop 18 Feb. 19 Feb. 28 Feb. 29 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 29 Feb. 23 Feb. 23 Feb. 26~ Feb7 26 Feb. 29 Feb. 26 Feb. 28 Feb. 29 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 27 Feb. Dundalk ditto Dublin Hounslow ditto Aldershot ditto Newbridge London ditto scar on forehead took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Lea Green, Kent j. lost 3 teeth took part of reg. nec. off furlough to York off pass to London ditto off furlough to Wolverhampton ditto Portsmouth ditto ditto Aldershot ditto ditto ditto Colchester Sheffield plumber tailor labourer dyer painter labourer groom boilsrmaker labourer brassfoundr 24* 261 30* 23* 321 221 18^ 23* 26* 295 brown light brown fair It. brn dk. brn brown brown brown dark off furlough off furlough to Nottingham ditto to Tewkesbury ditto to Wee don; pockpitted mole on right shoulder grey grey brown grey blue grey grey blue hazel grey fresh fair fresh fresh pale fresh sallow fresh fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 29 Feb. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 24 Feb. 28 Feb. 1 Mar. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 24 Feb. ditto ditto ditto Dublin Pembroke Chatham Birr Portsmouth ditto Dublin cowpock on left arm off furlough to Liverpool took waist- belt and great coat off furlough to Birmingham; D ditto to Leeds; scars on ehest ditto to Liverpool ditto to Glasgow ditto to Dungannon D ; took part of reg. nec. v \ DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S• SERVICE { continued). COBPS. WllEBE BORN. SIZE, HAIB. EYES. ® AC1. • HHr^ i TBOTTSEBS. DATE OE DESEBTN. PLACE OE DESEBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 176250 176251 176252 176253 176254 176255 176256 176257 176258 176259 Patrick Mulcatiy Thomas King . Frank Buoban Edward Walton Joseph Tasker Joseph Yates Thomas King Edwin Brough Wm. Henry Read Mark Downes 833 20 523 808 665 3197 1126 41st Foot 42nd Foot ditto 43rd Foot 19th Foot ditto 50th Foot 60th Rifles' ditto ditto Waterford Cupar Angus, Perth AueUtergaven, Perth Wolverhampton Raldock, Herts Runcorn, Cheshire Longford Middlewich, Cheshire Southwark, London Wisheaoh-, Climbs labourer millworker labourer lafhrender labourer ditto groom moulder brushmaker labourer 2S IS 18 21} 254 19 191 285 29 214 176260 176261 176262 176263 176264 176265 1762S6 176267 176268 176269 Thoinas Moore William Smith John Nolan Andrew Sangster William McNae John Doyle Stephen Brien George Wheelpr James Carlton James Walsh 1074 1097 763 683 432 838 1245 3103 3331 67th Foot" 75th Foot ditto 78th Foot ditto 8rtti Foot 9 th Foot 99th Foot 103rd Foot ditto Swliieford, Mayo shoemaker Reading Longland, Mayo Aberdeen Dumfries Mardyke, Cork Naas, Kildare Brighton Dromore, Tyrone Carrick- on- Suir, Tipp ostler labourer ditto baker boxcloser • sailor labourer draper 201 194 22} 22 224 2U 21 25 181 22 6 | brown 711 fair 6 dk. brn 6 ' light 54 It. brn- 0J1 dk. brn 7| I It. brn 74 | brown 5 £| dark 54,1 lt, b. rn T1 61 5 8 dk. brn blue hazel grey grey brown grey grey fresh pale fresh fair fresh freah freck. fresh regim| tital ditto dark; moleskin regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 27 Feb. 29 Feb. 27 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 29 Feb. 29 Feb. Ayr Stirling Perth Chatham Manchester ditto Parkhurst Aldershot off pass to Glasgow; anchor on left hand pockpitted, scar on scapula.; recruit off furlough to Birmingham ditto to Baldock took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Longford ditto to Edinburgh grey urey fair fair ditto ditto 29 Feb. 24 Feb. ditto London ditto London took part, of reer. nee. 0 104 7 - 64 84 176i70 176271 176272 176273 176274 176275 176276 176277 176278 176279 ttenry Uould James Egan Charles Coppin Thomas Ross Charles Hagg George Wood James Connolly Chinery H. Hearne James Smith Joseph Johnston 1372 5738 2607 2527 14715 9H01 15999 4612 192 1J l- th Foot 108th Foot Royal II. Art. ditto ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto West Coker, Somerset Clormel, Tipperary Lee, Kent Elgin Croydon, Surrey Birmingham Monaghan Ipswich Norwich Epstone, Stafford 176230 176281 176282 176283 176281 176285 176286 176287 176288 176289 John James Searle Thomas Evans Richard Parsons John Clifford Daniel Ferry Bernard Barrey John Coile Henry Nott John Murtlew Janies Asheroft 7914 Rl. Engineers — 1st Dragoons — 6th Drag. Gds. — 10th Foot — 18th Fo°* — 40th F<£... — 83rd Fcjot — 2udDra|, Gds. — 4th Hussars — ditto Liverpool Leeds Leicester Waterford Donegal Kildare Shankhill, Antrim Beckley, Sussex MakeriieUs, Lane, ditto labourer 21 5 7* shoemaker 18? 5 6 labourer 194 0 44 ditto 274 0 9 bricklayer 281 5 84 gunscrewer 22 5 5 collier 22 5 6 groom 20 5, 5 tailor 22 0 7 labourer 301 0 5 miner 224 5 74 horsedealer 21 5 8 nailor 21 5 7 joiner 20 5 8 labourer 20 5 7 shoemaker 24. 5 6 labourer • 20 5 8} ditto 20 5 9 blacksmith 22 5 7 labourer 19 5 74 dk. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn brown sandy. brown dk. brn browp black brown brown brown brown lt. brn brown brown brown dark brown dk. brn hazel brown blue hazel blue grey blue hazel hazel hazel hazel grey grey grey blue hazel brown blue dark fresh. fresh, t'resh fresh fresh fresh fresh. fair fresh fresh sallow fresh sallow fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto regimental ditto ditto 28 Feb. 29 Feb. 29 Feb. 26 Feb. 25 Feb. 29 Feb. 26 Feb. 8 Nov. 28 Feb. 28 Feb, Athloue Aldershot ditto Dover ditto Aldershot Dublin Hong Kong Colchester ditto off turluugri to W asdll ditto to R ' a ling ditto to Manchester; poekpitted ditto to Glusgow ; plays the bagpipes ditto to Dumfries ditto to Dublin scar on cheek; recruit, * tin- plate worker mole on beni of each arm off furlough toDromore; scar on abdonwn ditto to Carrok- on- Suir | dark; moleskin 25 Fab. regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dtto 29 Feb. 23 Feb. 28 Feb. 23 Feb. 28 Feb. 1 1 Mar. 129 Feb. 29 Feb. 124 Feb. Portsmouth Fermoy Woolwich ditto ditto ditto Shoeburyns' Warley ditto Leith reeruii, attested off. pass to Clonmel off furlough ditto acar on right cheek D off furlough to Epstone to Birmingham to Wigan, Lancashire dk. bru brown dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown dark . brown dk. brn dk. brn tlbzel hazel brown blue blue grey dk. brn hazel brown blue tresh sallow dark' fresh fresh sallow fresh sallow fresh fresh ditto cloth jacket; cord drab black; moloskin tweed; cord tweed; check black cloth; tweed ditto 29 Feb. 28 Feb. 26 Feb. 27 Feb. 25 Feb. / Il7 Feb. Feb. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. Aldershot Leeds Kingston* Manchester Loudondry. Athy Belfast Westminstr Manchester ditto 17629J Matthew Jones — 1 Roy. Artillery Kingston, Surrey ditto 20 5 4f brown grey fresh black 176291 Patrick Riley — ditto Cork ditto 21 5 7 brown blue fresh cord jacket ; b 176292 Wiliam Harriott 763 9t, h Lancers Eastdean, Sussex ditto 204 5 84 It. brn lt. brn fair regimental 176293 Archibld Crawford — Cold. Guards Newcastle- 011- Tyne st oker 22 5 94 brown grey freah plain 176294, William Cook 4558 Scots Fusiliers Andover, Hants labourer 301 6 04 brown blue fresh regimental 176295 James Williams 1439 4th. Foot London t- hoemaker 21 5 6 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 176296 Patrick Brennan 1159 12th Foot Carlow labourer 194 5 64 sandy grey fresh ditto 176297 Thomas Harmon 207 29 th Foot Limerick ditto 26 5 3 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 176298 Robert Boyd 741 43rd Foot llaybole, Ayr weaver 22 5 61 brown blue pale ditto 176299 Michael Smith S4-.) 45th Foot • Ball\ jamesduff, Cavn, labourer 21J 5 9j brown blue fresh ditto black 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 6 Mar. 23 Feb. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 29 Feb. 1 Mar. 28 Feb. Woolwich ditto Brighton Birminghm London Chatham Dublin ditto Chatham Curragh tattoueU on arms ai ichor on left hand, crucifix on right; recruit long sharp nose; recruit * upon- Hull scar over right ej c ; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, surgically inspected scar on left cheek ; recruit left thuinb- nail injured; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto , dit- to scar on right breast and back of neok recruit took waist- belt and part of reg. nee. D ; took part of. reg. nec. off furlough tt> Limcrick ditto to Mstybnle; pockpitted ditto to BaUvjimesdufT 176300 176301 176302 176303 176301 176305 176306 176307 176303 176309 George Over Samuel Phillips Edward Allard Cornelius Roach David Hughes Alex. Dutismore Hugh Bradley Patrick Kelly Janies McKnishf 531 719 1117 1446 457 1183 3431 1014 753 53rd Foot 60th Rifles ditto ditto ditto ' ditto 78th Fopt ditto 92nd Foot 96th Foot East Coker, Somerset Coventry Edmonstone, Wilts Shpreditch, London Castletwnroaeh, . Cork Carnarvon NowMonk! and, Lanrk Glasgow Lanark Shankhill, Antrim 176310 176 ill 176312, 176313 176314 176315 176316 176317 176318 176319 Kichar. iDoVergny • Alfrel Du'- and Martin Connor William Pescod James Boyle John Dent William Roberts Janies Hindes Ed « ' in. Fowler Antliony Meledy 2 i9s tith Drag; Gdsi 575 Lst Dragoons, 378 : 6th Dragoons' 556] L4th Hussars ditto ditto 18tli Hussars 209 Gren. Guards 771 Cold. Guards 1219112 th Foot 482 506 986 Bon- Jon Guildford, Surrey Thune, Galway London D intoeher, Duuhartn London Manchester Stoekpprt, Cheater Wellington, Salop Dublin ditto 204 5 54 brown ditto 254 5 54 lt. brn bricklayer 23 5 34 brown sawyer 21 5, 5 It., brn currier 27} 0 74 brown labourer 24 5 5 lt. brn miner 191 5 64 brown moulder 27f 5 54 dk. brn mason 244 5 74 dk. brn groom 23 5 64 black. clerk •? M 5 5 brown carpenter 2li 5 9 brown bricklayer 29 5 6 It. bra llthographr. 21- 4 5 0 blaek labourer , 234 0 54; brown ditto 21 5 7 bgtwn mechanic 2H 2t « S 6 it biTi- A'n labourer 0 8 browa blacksmith 2.5* 5 10fr brown boilermaker 19 5 54 brawn hazel grey grey gray haz<£ grey. blue blue , brown sre. y fair fresh fresh fresh dark fresh ( resh fresh fair fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto . ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto . 1 Mar. 29 Feb. 29 Feb. 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 29 Feb. 29 Feb. 23 Feb. 29 F. b. PortMnoutli London ditto Montreal ditto ditto Dover ditto Edinburgh Relfmt ditto to E. Uoker; tattooel on arrat, took part of reg. nee. off' furlough to Salisbury took part of reg. nec. ditto ditto off furlough to Holytown ditto to Glasgow ditto to Greenlaw rey grey srey hazel blue grey grey blue grey WiiB fresh fair freah fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ctitto . ditto ditto 3 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 4 Mar. 23 Feb. 23 Feb. 23 Feb. 3 Mar. Atderaliot ditto ditto Manchester ditto ditto Norwich Windsor London Dublin took tne whole ot rag. nee. [ teeth off furlough to London ; lost upper front ditto to Glasgow ; scar left wrist StHtne* deformol, capping'marks left arm off furlough to Northampton took waist- belt and part ot' reg. nec. soar of b'ibo in ri< rht. groin 176320 176321 176322 176323 176324 176325 176326 176327 176328 17632 > 176330 176831 176332 176333 176334 176335 i. 7633f> 176337 176338 17633V) John Regan John Keaveny William Waters . David Lewis Patrick Brennan Ueorge Wareham John Tite Samuel Taylor Harry Hughes Miles McGill 992 35- 2! 1104 61 939 919 1183 65 1031 610 18th Foot 24th Foot 37 th Foot 41st Foot 45th Foot ditto 60th Rifles ditto 70th Foot 85 th Foot iMailen, Coik I Ashton, Lancashire Faddeabam,. Cambs Carmarthen Kclls, Meath Wimborne, Dorset Portsmouth Eccleahall, York Wigan, Lancaster I G: ateshead, Durham labourer labourer painter shoemaker bricklayer groom painter miner grinder 19415 23 5 29J 5 25 15 21} | 5 24i: 5 254 5 24ij5 20 j 5 2 « il5 6 § brown 5 jbrown 5 jdark 64 It. bra 7 | dk. brn 84 dk. brn 6 brown 5! browu 7| lt. brn 7 bi- nirri hlue hazel hazel grey brown grey groy hazel grey hazel tres. li fresh frasli fresh dark freah fresh fresh trash fair ditto ditto light brown regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 4 Mar. 29 Feb. 1 Mar. 28 Feb. 1 Mar. 2 Mar. 29 Feb. 41 Mar. 6 Mar. 1 Mar. Buttevant, Aldershot ditto Carmarthen Curragh Parkhur^ t London Aldershot Colchester Dover off lurlcugli to Cork ; warts back of hands ditto supp. in Coldbath- fielts priion took part of reg. nee. [ half webbed off piss to Wiinborne; 2nd and 3rd toes off furlough to Brentwood off pass to London [ shoulder off furlough to N.-' in- Tyno; 2 moles rt. Edward Bennett Martin Murphy William Bastoek Thomas Regan William MeCurdy John Yoe Alex. Cameron S. Hainsworth Adam Bird Jirnes Quarry 582 345U 4707 cutto 96th Foot 102nd Foot Royal H. Art. 11059 J Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 1611 1395 1424 13012 14237 IBOBton, Lincolnshire Glenmore, Kilkenny Lojidon Southwark, Surrey Dublin jFiney, Cornwall Staunton, Inverness ; Wibscy, York j Keswick, Cumberland ICalcolish, Limerick 176341) 176341 176342 176343 176344 176345 176346 176347 176348 176349 Altreii Dale John Whates Charles Reeve Henry J. Brown James Lions John Hughes John McCarthy John Sullivan Thomas Jones Thomas Howorth 152,30 613 711 481 ditto CapeMntdRfl ditto Commissariat 5th Foot Roy. Artillery 4th Foot ditto 55th Foot 60th Rifles I Wiston, Sussex Ashford, Kent LeiglitonBnzzardBds Amely, Hereford Birmingham Glasgow Cardiff ditto Burnley, Lancaster Bolton . abourer 25} 5 7i ilk. brn ditto 31 5 44 brown shoemaker m 5 74 dk. brn engineer 2t4 0 54 brown tailor 214, 5 7i black labourer 283 5 44 lt. brn turner 254 5 7 dk. brn ironroller 264 5 74 brown blacksmith 20 5 64 8 red labourer 264 5 brown plumber 23 5 4, brown labourer 18J 6 5 dark baker 184 5 S brown ditto 27 k 5 11 auburn * 19 P 64 dk. brn engine man 24 6 9 blaek hobbler 21 5 64 dk. brn ditto 20 5 8 dk. brn labourer 20 5 10 dark butcher 18 5 64 lt. brn grey brown blue grey grey grey hazel hazel grey blue fresh fair fresh | fair i fresh fair 1 fresh : | fresh 1 fair i fresh ditto ditto ditto djtto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto j 2 Mar. ! 1 Mar. ! 5 Mar. | 2 Mir. : 3 Mar. 129 Feb. 1 Feb. 25 Feb. 1 Mar. 28 Feb. Boston Belfast Tilbury Ft. Dublin Warley Bfillincollig Montreal Portsmouth Woolwich Sheerness D ; corporal punishment off furlough oft'pass to Brockviile, Canada West off furlough to Alderney ditto ditto to Limerick hazel brown lt. brn blue hazel blue hazel hazel hazel brown tresh dark fair fresh fresh dark • dark sallow dark fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto black tweed; moleskin guernsey; fustian linen slop; fmtian moleskin; cord black ; moleskin Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 5 Mar. 5 Mar. 8 Mar. 5 Mar. Woolwich Canterbury ditto Aldershot Birminghm Glasgow Monmouth ditto Bolton Liverpool tattooed on right arm off pass [ maker recruit, not surgically inspected * steel toy ditto [ J. H.' left arm supposed in Bury or Rochdale recruit, not. surjjioaHv inspented 176350 Miehael O'Brien 119 2nd Lite Gds. Kitmore, Tipperary clerk 22} 5 114 dark grey sallow ditto 3 M ir. London 176361 John Mnhoney 629 5th Drag. Gds. Powerstown, Tipper v. labourer 244 5 9 auburn grey fresh ditto 3 Mar. Cahir cross roughly tattooed between shoulders 176352 James Chinner 102 9t- h Lancers Croydon, Surrey* — 221 5 94 lt. brn hazel fair ditto 5 Mar. Shorncliffe 176353 ^ ichael Linehan 468 16th Lancers Cork labourer 26! 5 64 brown grey sallow ditto 4 Mir. York 176351 John Davidaon 102 lst Foot Belfast, Antrim ditto 23 5 5i brown grey fresh ditto 5 Mar. Portsmouth 176355 Isaac Ash 1283 8th Foot Leicester hosier 18 5 64 fair black fresh ditto 5 Mar. Sheffield took waist- belt 176356 George Moreland 560 32nd Foot, Gloucester sawyer 234 5 7 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 6 Mar. Dublin off furlough to Gloucester 176357 Joseph Williams 662 • list Foot Osley Fields, Stafford mason 21 5 7 lt. brn grey light ditto 7 Mar. Preston 176353 William Denmark lilt 42nd Foot Edinburgh blacksmith 194 5 64 dk. brn blue pale ditto 6 Mar. Stirling D D ; ecar above left eye 176359 Robert Diamond 1212 ditto Lanark labourer 184 5 6 red grey fair ditto 7 Mar. • ditto burn mark oyer riaht. buttock 176360 Martin Connor 86 5bth Foot Kilbride, Roscommon ditto 254 5 6 dk. bm grey fresh ditto 6 Mar. Allershot 1763S1 • James White 418 60th Rifles Greyweli, Hants ditto 264 5 7 brown hazol fresh ditto 7 Mar. London 176362 Robert Bell 764 ditto Ballynichinch,, Down shoemaker 224 5 61 brown hazel fair ditto 5 M » r. ditto 176363 Thomas Dalrymple 1207 82nd Foot Capipsie, Stirling labourer 244 5 74 brown blue florid ditto 7 Mar. Stirling 176361 RoderckMeDonald 1216 ditto B. rocadle, Inverness ditto 224 5 6 black hazel florid ditto 7 Mar. ditto 176365 James Newton 1711 108th Foot Arran Quay, Dublin clerk 23! 5 64 dk. brn blue sallow black; tweed 5 Mar. - Fermoy 17636S George Rand 510 Royal H. Art. Enfield, Middlesex labourer ,18! 5 4 brown hazel fresh regimental 3 Mar, Canterbury 176367 William Edwards 15597 Roy. Artillery Tunbrid ge Wells,, Knt carman 204 5 5 brown grey fair ditto 7 Mar. Woolwich 176363 John Thomas 2277 ditto Llanwist, Denbigh sawyer 34, 5 8 brown hazel fresh ditto 8 Mar. ditto 17636. J William Cox 24,51 ditto Ayreeourt, Galway moulder 234 5 74 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 8 Mar. ditto off' turlough took the wholo of reg. nec. off pass to Ciimpsie off pass to Drem; has had shingles took part of reg. nec took the whole 06 reg. nec. scar of boil on right thigh 176370 176371 176372 176373 176374 176375 176376 176377 176378 176379 Henry Wilmot James Smith William Burrows Henry Taylor Fulton Leicester William Doyle Abraham Camil ' John H. Went worth John Cowley William Grangin lt36si 16531 16515 16272 15691 1976 1535 1509 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto , ditto ditto ditto 40th Foot 105 th Foot Farnborough, Kent Portsmouth Warwick Manchester Bristol Taddamore, Limerick Go. van, Renfrew Culham, Oxford Coxhow, Durham Glasgow carman ditto blacksmith carman tailor labourer moul ler labourer carter 214 18 23 18 234 244 26 194 194 20J brown brown brown brown light d! k. brn It. bm brown dk. brn dk. brn grey grey grey grey brown grey grey grey hazel blue fair fair fair fresh fair fresh fresh fair fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto blaek; brown blue jacket j mole 6 Mar. 4 Mar. 4 Mar. 6 Mar. 6 Mar. 8 Mar. 3 Mar. 3 Mar. 6 Mar. 3 Mar. ditto Warley ditto ditto ditto Shorncliffe Dover ditto Durham Glasgow off furlough to Taddamore ditto to Glasgow ditto to Aberdeen; scar left clavicle recruit, surgically inspected recruit, not surgically inspected / / DESERTEK S FROM THE MILITIA. OFFICE NAME. BEG. OOBPS. WHEBE BOBN. TRADE. 1 M SIZE. HAIE. EYES. FACE. COAT & TBOUSEBS. DATE OF PLACE OF NO. NO. I < 1 DESEBTN. BESEBTION. MARKS and REMARKS. 57075 Biomas G. Webb 40y8 2ndT. HmltB* St. George's, London labourer 18 5 4 | dk. brn hazel 57076 ibrm. Arrowsmith 4129 ditto Brtbnal Green gasfitter 17 5 34 dk. bra grey 57077 lohn Swan 3782 ditto Aldgate cigarmaker 19 5 54 It,, brn, grey 57078 lohn Beard 4161 ditto Birmingham tripe dressor • 20 . 44 brown blue 57079 [ ohn Sullivan 4007 ditto W hitecbapel, London St. George's labourer 19 5 5 brown grey 57080 Chomas Davis 1018 ditto ditto 24 5 64 dk. brn hazel 57081 John Schmidt 1061 ditto Bethnal Green cutler 19 5 54 sandy brown 57082 Alfred Mitchell 4216 ditto Hastings, Sussex labourer 18 5 4 dk. brn hazel 57083 Thomas Sundall 3773 ditto St. George's, London ditto 21 5 7 dk. brn hazel 57084 John Sullivan 3778 ditto Lambeth tinman • 20 5 44 dk. brh grey 57085 John Grant ,37 yo ditto St. Luke's labourer 22 5 7 It. brn grey 57086 Mark Lick ford 3804 ditto St. George's shoemaker 20 5 4 It. brn grey 57087 John Mullens 3883 ditto ditto labourer 24 ; 5 74 black grey 57088 J ohn Daly 37y8 ditto Cork ditto 19 ; 5 4} dk. brn hazel 57089 Henry Lipper 3884 ditto Peckham, Surrey cabinetmkr. 19 5 54 It,, brii grey 57090 John Lynch 3818 ditto Mallow, Cork labourer 19 5 4} brown hazel 57091 John May 3810 ditto St. George's, London ditto 19 5 51 dk. bra hazel 57092 Edward Power 3944 ditto Waterford carpenter 27 5 74 dk. bra grey 57093 John Ryan 3846 ditto St. George's, London labourer 20 5 84 It. brn hazel 57094 Thomas Smith 3801 ditto Newington ditto 20 5 6 brown blue 57095 William Webb 4046 ditto Stratford, Essex ditto 18 5 4 It. brn grey 57096 57097 John Wilson George Brown 3806 ditto ditto W hitechapel, London Spitalfields Sr.. George's ditto 25 19 5 94 It . brn . dk. bm brown 4062 ditto 5 4 grey 57098 George Mason 4099 ditto ditto 26 5 5} dk. bm hazel 57099 Henry Kummicorn 4230 ditto Hoxton porter 19 5 7 dk. bra blue 67100 John Walker 4154 ditto Bethnal Green labourer 19 5 4 It. brn grey 57101 J ohn Milton 3850 ditto Shoreditch painter 28 5 4 hrown grey 57102 John Lynch 3845 ditto Dublin labourer 20 5 7 black hazel 67103 Tbomas Sands 3805 ditto Whitechapcl, London ditto 20 5 54 It. brn grey 57104 John Slater 3795 ditto Southwark ditto 20 5 84 brown brown 57105 James King asuo ditto Holborn ditto 23 5 4 dk. bra grey 57106 John Welsh 3935 ditto Spitalfields ditto 18 5 84 brown grey 57107 William Bott 4148 ditto Islington ditto 18 5 44 brown blue 57108 Charles Lane 4203 ditto St. George's ditto 24 5 6 auburn grey 57109 Thomas Holland 4307 ditto Ireland Iwt. BethnalGreen, Lon< M St. Luke's ditto 23 5 64 It. bm grey 57110 Denis Bryan 3908 ditto . eostermugr. 20 5 101 brown brown 57111 Walter Evans 3919 ditto boxmaker 27 5 8 brown hazel 57112 James Nye 3956 ditto Shoreditch braidmaker 19 5 64 black hazel 57113 John Barry 4122 ditto Wapping porter 20 5 84 dk. brn hazel 67114 Robert Hubbard 4118 ditto Mile End labourer 18 5 64 brown grey 57115 John Kiminske 4262 ditto Spitalfields ditto 20 5 84 dk. brn blue 57116 Oliver Newson 4086 ditto Shoreditch ditto 18 5 64 black grey 57117 Henry Riches 4104 ditto Spitalfields wadding mk 20 5 94 dk. brn grey 57118 John Sullivan 4187 ditto Suffolk porter 23 5 6 black hazel 57119 John Sullivan 3777 ditto Cork labourer 23 5 9 dk. brn grey 67120 William Sweeney 3784 ditto Southwark, London ditto 18 5 7 brown hazel 57121 John Sanders 3976 ditto Whitechapel ditto 20 5 64 brown hazel 57122 John Costello 3779 ditto Cork ditto 18 5 6 black hazel 57123 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 57125 George Costello 3747 ditto Bethnal Green, Londn ditto 20 5 74 brown blue 57126 Edward Bonnor 4198 ditto Stepney sawyer 29 5 64 brown hazel 57127 George Brown 4158 ditto Clerk en well printer 18 5 44 brown hazel 57128 Richard Clarke 4132 di. to Somerset wheclvvrght 27 5 54 brown grey 57129 Charles Mallison 4095 ditto Kingstown, Cumblnd. labourer 19 5 6 brown g^ r 57130 William Webster 2164 Nortkamptn.* Brafleld, Northampt. ditto 23 5 6} black hazel 57131 John Draper 2166 ditto Little Creaton shoemaker 26 5 74 It. bm hazel 57132. Charles Stewart 2303 ditto Northampton ditto 244 5 8 It,, brn grey 57133 John Wright 2386 ditto Spratton ditto 224 5 2} It,, bm hazel 67134 John Blanton 2458 ditto Northampton ditto 214 5 3 It. bra grey 57135 Henry Wilton 21.72 ditto ditto ditto 25} 5 44 brown igrey 57136 Robert Groom 2516 ditto ditto labourer • 214 5 5 brown 1 hazel 57137 George Bree 2532 ditto Daventry dii to 234 5 4 brown [ hazel 57138 Charles Alien 2591 ditto Brixworth ditto 261 5 44 It. brn grey 57139 James Roberts 2655 ditto Yardley- Hastings shoemaker 22} 5 7 It. bm ' grey 57140 Wm. Cartwright 2775 ditto Northampton ditto 214 5 4 black igrey 57141 John Stevenson 2926 ditto ditto ditto 23 5 3} brown grey 57142 William Fitzhugh 3005 ditto Walgrave labourer 22} 5 6 It. brn grey 57143 William Elderkin 3046 ditto Oundle ditto 25 5 9 dk. brn'blue 57144 Thomas Poole 3132 ditto London butcher 20 5 5 It. bm • blue 57145 Joseph King 3138 ditto Weedon, Northampt shoemaker 204 5 44 brown blue 57146 William Kent 3232 ditto Dallington labourer 2t} 5 4} It. brn grey 57147 John Stapleton 3338 ditto Bedford shoemaker 184 5 44 dk. bin hazel 57148 James Gilpin 3344 ditto Northampton ' ditto 23 5 44 dk. bm hazel 57149 John Everest 317!, ditto Oundle miller 234 5 44 It. brn grey 57150 John Leadbeater 3510 ditto London shoemakor • 28 5 7} brown brown 57151 George Leambert 351!) ditto Barnack, Northampt miller ,224 5 44 brown browiv 57152 George Howell 3555 ditto Northampton labourer 204 5 5 4 It. brn grey 57153 Thomas Warillow 3592 ditto ditto shoemaker ] 204 5 8 brown brown 57154 James Smith 363C ditto ditto bootfinisherj 194 5 4 dk. brn brown sallow fair fresh sallow fair dark fresh fresh fresh fresh 10 April 10 April 21 April 10 April 24 April 24 April 10 April 10 April 24 April 24 April Bethnal Gn. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto * absent from training supp. gone to sea scar on right nates j supp. in gaol scar on face mark on right arm; supp. gone to sea bubo on left groin fresh fresh sallow sallow fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fair sallow fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh 24 April ditto scar of bubo on right groin 24 April ditto supp. transported 24 April ditto marks on left hip 24 April ditto 24 April ditto supp. transported — 24 April ditto scar on back 24 April ditto 24 April ditto pockpitted; scar on leg 24 Aprd ditto 24 April ditto moles on neck and chest —— 1 —> 24 April 24 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 24 April 24 April 24 April 24 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on chest scar on forehead marks on left arm sallow fair fresh fresh fresh fair sallow sallow fresh 24 April 24 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 24 April 24 April 24 April 10 April 10 April ditto ditto ditto ditto' ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on right arm sqsp$ n back marUie on arms scar under jaw supp. in Artillery scar on face fair dark fair sallow red fresh fair fresh pale fresh 10 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 24 April 24 April 24 April 24 April 24 April 24 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditfo scar of bubo on groins; supp. gone to sea scar on left arm supp. in Artillery scar of bubo on groins scar on left elbow pockpitted fresh sallow 24 April 24 April ditto ditto scar 011 back dark 24 April ditto « " S ". WAli ^- r s fresh 10 April ditto scar on forehead faii- 10 April ditto marks on left arm sallow 27 April Northampt. * absent from training fair 27 Aprd ditto sallow 27 April ditto sallow 27 April ditto fresh 27 April ditto fresh fresh fair fair fair sallow § iir fair fresh fair 27 April ditto 27 April ditto 27 April ditto . — 27 April ditto 27 April ditto scar on forehead 27 April ditto — 27 April ditto 27 April ditto — 27 April ditto gone to Australia 27 April ditto supp. in Roy. Artillery fair fair" sallow fair fresh fair fresh fair fair fresh 57155 Charles Corner 3H31 57156 John Clarka 3639 57157 Thomas Brown 3641 57158 George Green 3644 57159 James Thompson 3654. 57160 Jamos Murdin 3663 57161 Charles Lines 3665 57162 Thomas Ross 3667 57163 George Gent 36116 57164 Philip Tilley 3713 27 April 27 April 27 April 27 April 27 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto burn on left arm ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Stretton, Rutland Lilborne, Northampt. Northampton ditto Daventry Northampton Chipping Warden Bozcat Wellingborough Northampton labourer • ditto shoemaker ditto bootcloser shoemaker gardener blacksmith shoemaker ditto ny}' 5 26| i 5 i18i' 5 [ 18} 5 126 5 il8J 5 211 124 21 | 194i5 44 I ft. brn 4] I dk. bra 5 jdk. brn 6 • It. brn j dk. brn 7 ! It. bra 44 dk. brn 6 dk. brn 74 brewn 44| dk. brn blue grey grey I grey ' hazel grey hazel grey grey grey tresh 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 Thos. Wilkinson supp. in neighbourhood of'Change- alley, Londn 57165 57166 57167 5716$ 57169 57170 57171 57172 57173 57174 David Noble Timothy Shea William Jones William Parry Thomas Brunt Joseph Harries John Jones John Lloyd William Stewart William Butler 3714 3717 495 403 435 580 595 497 2624 1977 ditto ditto Radnor* ditto ditto Corinth. Art.' ditto ditto Renfrew* Bucks* Piddington Cork Kmicklass Ludlow, Salop Kennersly, Hereford * parmartben Llanbodairne, Cardgn Llanwinio, Carmrthn. Paisley, Renfrew Borringdon, Herts carpenter shoemaker labourer bookseller drainer haulier shoemaker laboured ditto ditto. 30 284 20 26 25 25 28 22 20 234 64 7} 6 7 7! 64 5 74 5 10 5 5 5 5 brown It. brn brown black brown auburn brown brown brown It. brn grey grey grey brown blue brown grey grey hazel grey fair j 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. Wy cmbe ditto * absent from training tattooed on arms * absent from training * absent from training mark under right ear ditto 57175 57176 57177 57178 57179 57180 57181 57182 57183 57184 Charles Lewis John Bryant John Winchester James Abel Thorpe Henry Coker Arthur Simco Charles Plater George Williams John Smith Nathan Miller 2064 2067 2438 2549 2646 2710 2718 2724 2726 2743 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto I Chesham, Bucks Clay don Datchet, Berks Newport Pagnol, Bcks Burn ham Emberton Haddenbam Cippenham Little Marlow Hardwigk shoemaker blacksmith labourer ditto ditto blacksmith labourer ditto ditto ditto 204 25} 234 19 23 J 195 3S' 19} 204 224 4 3| 5 5 6 10 5 2 9 104 red dark It. brn brown dk. brn brown black dk. brn dk. brn brown ' grey IJt. brn [ grey grey grey grey dk. brn grey grey hazel 1 sallow fair fresh freck. fresh dark fair fair1 fair fresh J\\ 2'. = ) l 57185 57186 57187 57188 57189 57190 57191 57192 57193 57194 Abel Tapping John A. Smith William Reece William Jones David Jardine Peter Drew George Masterton Thomas Bruaton Hugh R. Durie Jas. Cunningham 24 April 24 April 24 April 24 April 10 April 10 April "• 4 Aprd 10 April 10 April 24 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto supp. in Army supp. in neighbourhood of Northampton sapp. in neighbourhood of Hounslow supp. working in London gone to Australia scar on forefinger supp. in Army 2781 2808 2825 2826 1250- 1256 1271 1283 715 741 ditto ditto ditto ditto Eife* ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Longwick Olney Stony Stratford ditto Dunfermline, Eife Edinburgh Dunfermline, Eife Abernethy Kirkcaldy Dysart 57195 57196 57197 57198 57199 57200 57201 57202 57203 57204 Robert Dick Christopher Birrell Donald McDonald James Lawson George Scott John Headrigg John Birrell John Piggie Prank Divine George Wood 775 811 818 888 922 943 986 996 1062 1105 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Abbotshall Cupar Kirkhill, Inverness Dunfermline, Eife Carnbie Cupar Dunfermline Falkland Dunfermline Dunbog ditto 18 5 7 brown hazel fair 10 April ditto in 2nd Surrey Militia tanner 22} 5 9 brown grey fair 10 April ditto wart on left eye labourer 191 5 7 brown grey fair 10 April ditto ditto 224 5 8 dk. brn brown dark 10 April ditto ditto 18} 5 74 It. brn blue a fresh — 25 June Cupar . scar on chest and neck tailor 184 5 54 dk. bm bine fresh — 25 June ditto miner 234 5 6 brown gr « y fresh 25 June ditto labourer 184 5 54 It. bm blue fresh — 25 June ditto ploughman 224 5 6 brown grey fresh 9 July ditto weaver 24 5 10 brown grey sallow 9 July ditto ploughman ditto groom weaver ploughman labourer weaver labourer ditto tanner 21} 22 224 21? 214 23 204 25 4 20J 20 54 54 6 5} 64 64 5 10 6 5 fair brown fair dk. brn fair fair brown hrown blue brown brown hazel blue blue blue blue blue blue grey blue ruddy fair fresh fresh fresh freBh fresh swarth fresh fresh 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 Julv' ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dittb ditW supp. in 92nd Eoot supp. in llth Hussars scars on neck tattooed on left arm; supp. in 19th Foot DESERTERS FROM THE MILITLjb ( continued). SAME. BEG. NO. WHERE BOBN. TBADB. BAtB. FACE. GOAT k TBOTJSEBS. DATS OT 1* 1, ACE OJ ! BBSBTN. i DK8KKTION. Joseph White George Smith John O'Neil James Yates David Sturk David Mutter Andrew McLean William Stewart James Russell Walter Scott 11361 Fife* 1140 J!" 1171 1150 ditto ditto ditto 1172; ditto 1180; ditto 11811 ditto 1184 ditto 1193 ditto 1195 i ditto Edward Frame Richard Byrne John Lowe James Johnston Henry Ashcrofc Patrick McAlroy Anthony Jennings John Hogan Thomas Kelly Patrick Young 1897 1227 2183 281 3165 1331 1612 1016 1081 1126 Stirlingshire Kent Artil. 7th Lancashire Longford* NortnTLineoln WestmthM* ditto ditto ditto ditto Strathtniglo Kirkcaldy Dunfermline Torryburn Dunfermline Kirkcaldy Dysart Kirkcaldy Kettle Cults Kilkenny Dover Manchester • TmplemiohaeljLcgfd. Lincoln Rochfortbridgef Mullingar Kilbeggan Moate Rathowen labourer j ditto weavei Salter gardener hammermn. irondresser brassfoundr labourer ditto brassfoundr musician labourer ditto * ' servant ; dealer i labourer | ditto I ditto 194| 5 32*; 5 184 5 20 5 18J i5 21 5 23} 5 254 5 1915 20 | S 5 5 MAAKS AND REMARKS. 18 23 i 22£ 29 26 20 23 23 25 20} Thomi s Bussy James Bannon Thomas Curly George Byron William Doyle Michael Gorman Owen Dunleary Patrick Russell Peter Fetherston William Trapler Thomas Ryan James Quiskolly Pierce Boj han Martm Lynch Michaol Connor William Gaynor Ryan Labartv Patrick Cox Michael Cullen John Bourke 11581 1255 12591 12851 1307: 1339! 1345 i 13701 13971 14231 Mao 1467 1523 1526 1535 1558 1560 1565 1572 1608j ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto f dittc ditto ditto , clitto ditto ditto ! Moate Kilbeggan - Athlono Castlepollard Athlone Nwtwnforbe?, Lngfrd. Ballinaiea Mullingar, Westmth. Moate \ Rochfortbridge ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto servant labourer | 214 19 23 194 29 25 j 28 : is 122 32 . 8 | brown 8 brown 5 iJ black 6 brown 5 j dk. brn 8& brown 7 4! brown 64! brown 5|| lt, bm 74! brown 4 I dk. brn 5 . dark 6 | lt. brn 8?; dk. brn 104 i brown 7ij brown 541 brown 74 j brown 11 1 brown 8 I fair jgrey | blue J hazel i hazel j hazel hazel [ blue : blue | grey I grey grey hazel blue blue blue blue grey grey grey grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh. fresh fresh rah- rah- , tweed iblue; tweed ' black i plain brown dk. brn dark black dk. bm brown brown brown It. bm black i blue Igrey ' grey ; blue brown . grey ' grey jg « > y i hazel I hazel | fair fresh fresh sallow dark sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh Kitbeggan ditto Mullingar Moate Kilbeggan Ballinacargy Rathdowning,. Qun's.. Ballinaoargy, Wtmth. Moate Mullingar ditto ditto ditto ditto blacksmith labourer ditto ditto bricklayer blacksmith 9 July 9 July » July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 11 Aug. 21 Oct. 30 Oct. 18 July 19 Nov. 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June I Cupar ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ! Stirling i OoTer > Biwy Longford Lincoln Mullinfpt* ditto ditto ditto ditto 24 5 94 lt. brn gi- ey fresh 1 June ditto 32 5 6 lit, brn blue fresh 1 June ditto 23 5 6} lt. brn blue fresh 1 June ditto 254 5 8 brow 11 blue fresh 1 June ditto 224 5 7 brown brown dark .1 June ditto 204 5 54 brown grey fresh . 1 June ditto 29} • 5 9} dk. brn hazel fresh 1 June ditto 28 5 4 brown grey fresh 1 June ditto 26 5 5 brown black freBh 1 June ditto 27 5 8 brown hazel fresh —. I June ditto sear on left thigh in 74th l? oot ' absent from training scarification marks 011 breast j front tooth broken, scar on forehead [ scar on left foot supp. gone to Chatham, and enlisted scar an forehead * absent from training hard sf hearing * ginger- beer maker * absent from training t West meath reported gone to America in Scotland gone to America ditto in England ! in Scotland gone to imeriraj bum, righ? « lbow j in Liverpool in England gone to America ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on right hip in Seoiland ; scar on left cheek ditto scar on- right thigh gone to America in Scotland gone to- America soar « m right eyebrow « | reported gone to America ' dittj rtifcto anchor riaht arm ADMIRALTY, March 16, 1864. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men Discharged frmn, Her Majesty's Sea Service, NAME. SHIP DE9EBTFD OB DI8- CHABOED fKOM. BATING. SIZE. WHERE BOBN. HAIB. EYES. MARKS and REMARKS. William Campbell Henry Hawkes George Besant William Feast Robert Coopi r John Kimber Henry Letchford - Tames Dobins James Sparks William Moses G. Dwjer Robert Smith William Oakes " Samuel McCabe Henry Green - James Answer John Connor Alfred James Mc rrall Henry C. Huntley Christopher Major James Ingham Wm. McC. Seecombe John Poke Peter Curry James Stacey Daniel Sule Richard Reed Robert Grey Arthur Pyrbe . T. Lilly Henry Driffield Robert Tall William Roxburgh Michael Murphy • Georgo Martin John Withers John Williams A. Littlefield Henry Rice '. Tames Vickery David ' Kirby William Husscy William Moore Henry Clarke Charles Anstie William Anderson Daniel Hanlon Thomas Butcher Edward Brencliley G. Wells Asia, straggler ! Excellent, straggler Enchantress, straggler | Tartar, discharged ' Royal Adelaide, deserter Victory, straggler Cumberland, discharged St. Vincent, . straggler j ditto i Asia, straggler ! Excellent, straggler ! . " ditto {' . ditto I' ditto I Wdlisley, deserter CornwaMs, deserter ditto Princess Iloyal, deserter Ariadne, discharged Formidable, desorter Excellent, straggler ditto Cambridge, straggler Enchantress, straggler Aurora., deserter Excellent, straggler Asia, straggler ditto ditto | Excellent, straggler \ Cornwallis, deserter \ St. George, straggler ditto ditto ditto j Excellent, st raggter ditto I ditto . Asia, straggler i ditto ! Trojalgar, di; charged | ditto i ditto | ditto ' I ditto ] ditto ditto ditto , Wellesle. y, discharged Excellent, straggler 12 Mar. 11 Mar. 14 Mar. 23 Dec. 9 Mar. 11 Mar. !• 9 Mar. 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 8 Mar. 11 Mar. ill Mar. ! 10 Mar, 10 Mar. 7 Mar. 129 Feb. 29 Feb ! 5 Mar.. ! 9 Mar. ! - 4 Mar. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 3 Mar. 28 Dec. 6 Mar. ' 4 Mar. 5 Mar. 3 Mar. 4 Mar. 23 Feb. 2. Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 Mar. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 29' Feb. ' 29 Feb. 29 Feb. 29 Feb. 29 Feb. 25 Feb. 29 Feb. 25 Feb. 1 Mar. 2 Mar. stoker . 32 15 A. B. 22 | 5 stoker ' 30 5 bov. lst clasB Il7- i! 5 A. B. ! 26 ,5 ditto 121 i 5 stoker 28 A. B. 32 carpenter's crew 40 stoker 33 A. B. ditto ' 30 ditto 23 ditto .24 stoker ordimtrv 22 I ditto' - 24 j ordinary, 2nd class 23 I steward's boy • 20 . private, R. Marines 123 ditto . 30 captain, afterguard! 29 ! A. B. 27 . ditto . 32 ditto ' ' • j24, private R. Marines: 29 8 Liverpool 14 Winchester 7 Southsea, Hants 2 Tunbrid'ge Wells 9 j 64jCowes, Isle of Wight Cobliom, Kent Taunton, Somerset Portsea, Hants London Dublin Broome Tunbridge Wells, Kent Kiliush, Clare ; black j blue brown I hazel dark jgrey brown ^ hazel brown grey light ' blue fair stoker 2.9 ;'• ditto '• 31 5 boy, lst class 19 15 '/ LB. , 125 • ; r, | gun- room servant 21 | 5 ordinam 21 5 A. B. ." '. 21 ; 5 • ditto ' ' 28 15 I ordinary • 21 -! 5 i private, R. Marines; 27 > 5 ! 2nd capt, foretop1 127 | 5 5 8 5 .7 5 4 5 11 5 3 . leading soartum stoker ditto 1 ordinary ! ditto' ' ditto . ditto bov, 1st class A. B. ditto ordinary lamp trimmer 127 I 26: 28 i fn ,12 .27 19 .30 28 21 .22 Athlone Limerick : Charlton; Kent London Bethnal Green, London 64| Preston, Lancashire 7 lslp of Whithorn, Scot, Plymouth Rothsay, Bute • ' Bath, Somersetshire jSadbury, Hants London | Lanark London Lincoln . .' Leeds Portsmouth • Kilmarnock, Ai r • Queenstowit, Coil; \ Poofe. Dorset. ...... . ! Pi rtsuioFiit. h Chelse- a, Lon* k n Porlfen, Harits 7 Lant- ashire. 1041 Somerset blue hazel blue blue blue hazel. bazel grey hazel grey, blue blue grey blue grey ; blue brown black brown dark brown auburn brown dark lt. brn brown brown lt. bni brown light | black i light- dark brown' ! hazel brown ! grey brown \ hazel brown hazel i light j blue • brown ! hazel Jit.. bru | blue | brow%..( fiazel dk. brn ( blue brown iblue dark ! hazel liu- ht ; blue brown grey brow i, l aze! brown j blue brown bazel ! served in Asia and Neptune served in Cumberland £ 3 reward served in MarWarough and Btmcan £ 1 reward woman on right arm served in Torch 10s. reward 1 J. D.' on eac'ft arm, sear cm right i' ditto fair fair pole fair fair pole ruddy sallow I dark [ fair grey . — fair private, R. Marines 26 8 6 4 ' 7 2 3 9 3 5 8! Bb'minghaiu It. brh Ltndon ' dark Ramsay, Isle of Man . j brown Birmingham . light London brown Southampton . dk. brn Cork dk. bm Brentford, Middlesex light Sheerness, Kent [ dk. bm . Sevenoaks, Kent light blue dark hazel blue hazel hazel blue grey hazel grey fair' fair fair • dark fair £ 3 reward ditto ditto ditto- served in Safxiy, Mars, axxl' Corn watlii. served in Terror £ 3 reward tattooed on Jcft arm: sewed in Ajare served in Highflyer, BmaVkh, Plover md Cockchafer served in Royal Wfflwm, Pique, Impregnable, and J< m « * WuU wound on left arm J3 reward £ 1 reward 10?. reward served in IIague, Un a, and Diske a} Wellington ditto served in Russell, If He, Indus, and Sanspariel ditto served in Sanspariel-, Hero, and Iktie of Wellington - i r fan- dark faii- fair ruddy sallow ruddy sallow fresh fair served in Formidable served in Eisgard, Queen Charlotte, and Royal Adelaide served in Hastings, Lijjey, Impregnable,. Eel gar, and Cumbtirlxxd served- in Aboukir and Royal Adelaide served in St. Vincent served in Hague, Kile, and Liffey served in Victory^ Mersay, and Cumberland No regard will be given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a regular Police is organized, but all reasonable expenses will be paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. DIVISION. Thomas Wilson John Scanlan Joseph Wornham* Thomas Fitz* Charles Roote Henry Powell Thomas Jordan George Benson Alfred White George Meri y William Jarvis Benjamin Kitchen Thomas Briggs William Carre Geo. H. Martin George Slater John Sullivan John Sage George Brearley Joseph King Chatham Plymouth Chatham I ditto Woolwich ditto Portsmouth ditto Chatham ditto ditto ditto Portsmouth ditto Woolwich CbStham Woolwich Portsmouth Chatham SIZE. HAIB. FACE. COAT & TEOUSEBS. DATS 01 DESEBTN. PLACE or DESERTION MARKS AND REMARKS. Leeds Greenock, Renfrew Tiverton, Devon Bermondscy, London j Gi eenwich Leominster, Herefrd. : Marylebone, London Manchester . Milfo, id, Surrey ! London jShillington, Bedford Spalding, Lincoln Sheffield" ! Southampton | Bath iHazlewood, Derby jLondon jWells, Somcnet | Clerkenwell, London ! Manchester shoemaker clerk mason labourer blacksmith painter smith blacksmith labourer ditto ditto ditto smith draughtsmn miner labourer ditto mason engraver cabmetm'sr. 244 ; 5 214 274 19 27 i 201 25 184 20 191 24J 224 274 21J 324 19 204 21| 121} 7 41 brown 6 . V brown 11 lit., bm 54 brown 64 Brown 3} I black 6i! brown 64 light 10 54 64 5 6 6} 7 7J I grey i grey I grey grey grey grey, hazel blue grey grey hazel brown brown brown light lt. bm lt. brn dk. bm brown grey 54 brown . grey 54 brown hazel 84 dk. brn 1 brown 5 ! brown | blue grey hazel grey hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh fair sallow fresh fresh fair fair fresh fresh fresh faii- fah- fresh fair fresh fresh fresh brown ; black uniform undress uniform uniform undress uniform undress uniform blue pilot; mole undress uniform • ditto ditto ditto uniform undreBs uniform nndress uniform undress uniform I uniform 10 Mar. 6 Mar. 27 Feb. 10 Mar. 4 Mar. 3 Mar. 28 Feb. 25 Feb. 2 Mar. 27 Feb, 127 Feb. | 24 Feb. 124 Feb. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 24 Feb. 25 Feb. 23 Feb. 17 Feb. 20 Feb. Sheffield Chatham Plymouth Chatham ditto Woolwich ditto Gosport Guildford Chatham ditto ditto ditto Forton ditto Woolwioh Chatham Woolwich Deal Chatham tattooed 0.11 chest and arm ; recruit off furlough to London * alias William Miller * alias Fitzgerald off fnriougli to London; tattooed on right » ? m scar of bum near right armpit; recruit anchor oil left arm off furlough to Sheffield G. H. Martin' on right arm off furlough to Hazlewood • lost four teeth corporal punishment, anchor on left arm ( off furlough to Manchester Losswr; Pais:* ® r> S Em MAJESJX'S SXATIOSEET OFFICE EX FARMHW ASD - SOKS, ST. JJ- ums's I AKE,