POLICE GAZETTE. CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature? and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputeit Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and the circumstance of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences who are known but not in custody, and a Description of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description, as accurate as possible, of Proper£ that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of trating and recovering them. NO. 8913 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1864. notice.— It is requested that all communications for the pur- pose of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed oft'i nders, or stolen property, may llOlir the Signature of the person • requiring or lending the samo, and all applications in reference to tlio POLICE GAZKTTE may bo made ancl addressed to MR. VV. 1). UURNARY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. *.* Whenever it is desired that any person slioiAJi oe appre hended, and the Xume i given, it is indispensably necessary that an Information should l> e made and sworn to before a Magistrate, of the Offence charged, and an attested copy thereof, together with the Advertisement, forwarded to tho Editor for insertion. As no charge is mode lor the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all Letters addressed to the Editor must !> e prepaid, otherwise the insertion will not be made. It is requested that tho Names and Descriptions of Desertera and Absentees from the Militia, as well as those from the regular Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, may be addressed to " Tho Under Secretary of State for War, War Office, Pall Mall, London, S. VV.," as they cannot be published without his authority. INFORMATIONS MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. JOHN HUGHES, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 12th ultimo, as having absconded from his residence Rhos, Ruabon, charged with manslaughter, has been apprehended and committed for trial.— Bow- street, March 23. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. On the morning of the 14th instant, four stacks of Wheat and a stack of beans, the property of Marshall Fowler, Esq, of Preston Hall, were set fire to. £ 20 reward will be paid to any person who will give BUCII information as wil^ lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, on application to the said Marshall Fowler, Esq., Preston Hall, near Stockton- on- Tees.— Bow- street, March 18. 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 he gives the name of THOMPSON. Information to be given to Inspector Manton, Detective Department, Birmingham.— Bow- street, March 14. FORGERY. Description of THOMAS WESTON, late Clerk to the Cheadle Board of Guardians, who is charged upon a warrant with forgery, who absconded on the 18th ultimo : he is about 60 years of age, ( 5 feet high, fresh complexion, rather long nose, small thin whiskers inclined to be sandy, light brown hair in- termixed with grey, which he wears rather short; generally dressed in black clothes, black stock round his neck, and black hat which he wears on the back of his head, wears his trousers pockets unbuttoned and flapping down, walks very erect, and is of respectable appearance, is very talkative, and sometimes repents his words ; has been a Wesleyan local preacher, and left Stafford on the 19th irist, by the (>' 15 a. m. London train, without booking, only taking the platform check- ticket with him, lie has relatives living at Birmingham, Leeds, and Wigan. £ 20 reward will be paid for his apprehension. Infor- mation to be Riven to Sergeant Perkins, Cheadle, or to any of the Staffordshire Constabulary.— Bow- street, March 23. Description of a man who has absconded from Gloucester, charged with passing a forged note of hand for £ 16 17s. fid., drawn upon the Gloucestershire Banking Company, Stroud, in the name of L. Winterbotham, on the 14th instant. He is from 46 to 60 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, rather stout, well made, full round face, fresh colour, blue eyes, light hair, small light whiskers turning grey, of gentlemanly appear- ance, and pleasing manner ; dressed in a black frock coat, vest, and trousers, and high crowned hat; carried with him a small black japanned case, and black or brown portmanteau ; stated that he travelled for Leslie, Jackson, and Co., Mersey Iron Works, Liverpool, goes by the name of T. JACKSON, BAILEY, and THOMPSON. Another man, who gave the name of JOHN JULIEN JACKSON, and stated that he was travelling for the European and Colonial Wine Company, 122, Pall Mall, Lon- don, and Messrs. Tipping, Chansarel, and Co., wine and brandy shippers, 79, Great Tower- street, London, was in his company at the time the forged note was cashed, and received some of the money to pay his hotel bill. The first man passed a forged order at Birmingham on the 6th instant, and lias committed similar offences at the ' Docura' hotel, Southampton, and the ' Jack of Newbury' hotel, Berks. It is supposed they are travelling together, and staying at the principal hotels in large towns. Information to be given to Mr. Charles Griffin, Super- intendent, Gloucester.— Bow- street, March 18. Description of a man who on the 6th 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 : 60 years of age, 6 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 ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen from the person of STEPHEN SIDDERS, in the borough of Faversham, on the 19th instant, a silver Geneva Watch. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent White, Police Office, Faversham, Kent.- Bow- street, March 23. Stolen on the night of the 8th instant, from the person, an improved patent silver lever Watch, No. 21741, Liverpool make; and a blue Rug, with red and black star, nearly new, and new straps to buckle round neck, which are not neatly sewn on. Any person giving such information as shall lead to the appre- hension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, shall receive £ 5 reward, on application to Mr. Superintendent Chawner, Eckington, Derbyshire.— Bow- street, March 23. Stolen from the person of Mr. Alderman Gendall, of Salford, when at Hillsborough, near Sheffield, on the 15th instant, a gold patent lever Watch, makers' J. T. and S. Ollivant, Man- chester, No. 838. Also stolen from the person of John Hughes, of Manchester, broker, when at Hillborough, near Sheffield, on the 16th inst., a silver Geneva Watch. Also stolen from the person of Mr. Bright, of Hathersage, Derbyshire, when at Malin Bridge, near Sheffield, on the 17th instant, a gold Geneva Watch, makers Arnold and Dent, London, has an imitation of the rising sun and clouds over it engraved on the back. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Gillett, Court House, Rotherham; or to Inspector Smalley, West Riding Constabulary Station, Hillsborough, near Sheffield. — Bow- street, March 21. Stolen from the person on the 14th and 15th instant, during the races at Doncaster : a silver Geneva Watch, engine- turned case, steel hands and seconds, maker Piquarez, Geneva ; and a gold Geneva horizontal Watch with gold dial, maker Stauffer, Ex defonds, No. 7126, ' E. P.' engiiaved on the outer case. Information to be given to Mr. Isaac Gregory, Superin- tendent, Guildhall, Doncaster.— Bow- street, March 21. Between 7 and 9' 30p. m. of the 16th instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. George Giles, Bridge- road, Cherstsey, was entered by forcing the staple of bolt of door, during the absence of the I family, and stole therefrom a gold Ring, cut and carved ; a Locket ditto ; a pair of Indian Bracelets with silver mountings ; an Albert Chain plated with gold ; and about £ 20 in G# ld and Silver. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent C. Hollington, Chertsey, Surrey.— Bow- strcet, March 21. Stolen, on the 16th instant, from the person of a gentle- man, at Sheffield, an English gold lever Watch, enamel dial, roinan figures, No. 23656. Any person giving such informa- tion as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the Watch, shall receive £ 5 reward, on application to Captain Palin, Chief Constable, Town Hall, King- street, Manchester.- Bow- street, March 18. Stolen on the 14th instant, from a gentleman, in Man- chester, a gold Albert cable Guard, with a horse- shoe Locket, a Seal with yellow stone, a Key with white stone, and a Guinea attached ; also a gold cameo Pin, and a gold Pencil with blood stone. Information to be given to Capt. Palin, Chief Constable, Town Hall, King- street, Manchester.— Bow- street, March 18. Stolen about 8 p. m. on the 15th instant, from the person of a gentleman, in the neighbourhood of Peter- street, Man- chester, a gold skeleton lever Watch, centre seconds, No. 14659. Any person giving such information as shall lead to the appre- hension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, shall receive £ 5 reward, on application to Mr. John Gee, Superintendent of Police, A Division, Albert- street, and Lower King- street, Manchester, or at any of the Police Stations in the city of Manchester.— Bow- street, March 18. Stolen on the 10th instant, from a gentleman in Saville- row, u 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. 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 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. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. Between 6 and 9 p. m. on the 20th instant, the shop of Mr. Brodie, Bull Plain, Hertford, was broken and entered, and the following uroperty stolen : 1 gold Geneva Case and Dial. 1 gold Geneva Case, engine- turned, with shield and garter, with gold curb guard Chain attached. 1 6mall French open- face Watch. 1 old thick metal Case ( repeater watch). 1 silver Geneva Case, ' T. K.' on back. 1 pair- case silver Watch, chipped dial. 1 pair- case silver Watch, ' John Ginn ' round dial. 1 silver inside Case and capped Movements. 1 old silver guard Chain. 4 old pair- case silver Watches. 1 silver Geneva Watch, silver dial. 1 silver Geneva Watch, enamelled dial. 1 light silver Albert Chain. 2 German silver Watches, old movements. A man is suspected, 21 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fair complexion, light hair, broad nose and face, broad shoulders, very small moustache ; has been a sailor. £ 3 reward and all reasonable expenses will be paid on the conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property, or in pro- portion to the amount recovered. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent A. H. Jarrett, Borough Police, Hertford.-— Bow- street, March 23. y During the night of the 17th instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. Birchnall, of Sutton, near Macclesfield, Cheshire, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen: two small Hams, about 101b. each; a cloth Cap ; two Combs ; a Hairbrush; a laburnam Ruler ; an Atlas; two Ellis's ' Exercises'; a Guy's ' Orthographical Exercises'; a Pinnock's ' History of England'; a Bible; an ' Anecdotes on- Human Life,' with ' J. C. Pownall' and ' M, Pownall' written inside. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Williamson, County Constabulary Office, Macclesfield, Cheshire.— Bow- street, March 21. • .-.- T During the night of tho 18tU ioatant or onrlv. tha. next morning, the dwelling- hous? of the Rev. James W. Burrough, of Totnes, in the county of Devon, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz. : a silver Coffee- pot and Salver, with crest— a bird ; a silver Milk Cup, a silver- plated Cup, a silver Butter Knife, a gold Ring with diamonds, a gold Brooch with diaiponds, five silver Tea Spoons, marked ' K. H. S.'; five odd ditto ; twelve German silver Dinner Forks ; twelve ditto Dessert ditto; and about £ 2 in Gold and Silver. Information to be given to Mr. John Bishop, Head Constable, Borough of Totnes, Devonshire.— Bow street, March 21. During the night of the 13th instant, the dwelling- house 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. Preece, 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. 5, Penny- street, Blackburn, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen: a patent lever silver Watch, white dial, maker Bell, Liverpool, No. 18G0; 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. 795 ; 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 name is also supposed to be fictitious), 22 to 23 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, 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 1C. During the night of the 12th, 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 of two silver Plates, a silver Flagon, a silver Chalice, and a silver Salver, all engraved with the following inscription, ' Rev. Robert Burnaby, Minister. James Rawson, William Heard, Churchwardens ;' also a blue pilot Overcoat, with pockets at the sides. £ 10 reward will be paid to any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and restoration of the property. In- formation to be given to Mr. R. Charters, Superintendent of Police, Town Hall, Leicester.— Bow- street, March 14. Between 2- 40 and 4- 30 a. m. of the 11th instant, the co- operative stores at Levenshulme, near Manchester, were broken f. • V* | fr P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. March 23. and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: eight men's woollen Shirts, of various colours ; three hrown 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. During the night of the 11th or morning of the 12th inst., Ashby Hall, the residence of Thomas Simcox Lea, Esq., J. P., was broken and entered, and twenty- four bottles of pale Brandy, name on corks in dark red sealing- wax ' Geo. Bragg, Birmn.'; two uncocked legs of Mutton, one a wether, the otber a ewe, both h i ve the shank bones cut <#'; 4 lbs. of fresh Butter, made up in !') ng 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. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. The Horse stolen from Nobottle, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 14th instant, has been traced through Newport, Lf ighton, and Dagnell, Berks, in the possession of a man ( a gipsy), about 40 years of age, 6 feet 9 inches high, and dark complexion ; dressed in a rusty brown coat, black billycock lint ; has a scar or a piece out ot° the nose ; is well known in Shepherd's liusli and the Potteries, and is a horse coper ; the mare is 15 hands high, not 14, as before advertised. The £ 10 reward is still offered. Information to be given to the Super- intendent of Police, Weedon, Northamptonshire.— Baio- strcet, March 23. Stolen on the ufternoon of the 13th instant, from the road- side in the parish of Sculthorpe, n light- coloured aged Mare Donkey, will foal in about two months, black nose, short tail, and has some hair chafed otf behind caused by the breechings : by a man, .10 or^ 35 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, dark complexion, rather thin face, small dark whiskers under the chin, and carried a stick under his arm ; dressed in light beverteen coat and trousers, and dark cloth cap with peak. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Blomfield, Walsingham, Norfolk.— Bow- street, March 23. Found, on the 3rd instant, at the Measels, near Ludlow, Salop ( supposed to have been stolen), 10 Rams of the Shrop- shire down breed, marked with the figures ' 12 and 13' on the rump. Information to be given to Serjeant Caswell, Newton, Shropshire; or to I'. C. ( 42) Duce, Bromfield, Salop.— Bow- Itreet, 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, 14} hands high, long square tail, and has a slight fulness on hind legs below the fetlock, similar to a ring- bone. Infor- mation to he given to Mr, Superintendent Greenhalgh, West Riding Constabulary, Barnsley, Yorkshire.— Bow St., March 14. Supposed to have been stolen from Northwamborough Common, near Odiham, Hants, on the night of the 9th instant, a rough- looking black Mare, 12 or 13 hands high, 4 years old, has a small wart on chest; nnd u Colt, about 9 months old, of a rusty hrown colour inclining to black. Information to be given to Mr. W Howard, Superintendent, Hants Constabulary, Aldershot ; or to Sergeant H. Brinson, Odiham, Hants.— Bow- Hr< ct, March lit. Stolen on the night of the 11th instant, from a barn in a field at Nobottle, in the parish of Brington, Northamptonshire, the property of Mr. R. Heygate, farmer, a dark brown cart Marc, about 14 hands high, 6 years ohlKwith two patches of white hair on the 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 he paid 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 t* i Inspector Evans, County Police Station, Northampton.— Bow- street, March 14. LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Description of a man named AARON MEDLAR, broom maker, a native of Hevingham, near Norwich, who absconded on the 19th instant, oharged with stealing a fat Pig, from Rockland St. Mary, near Norwich : about 25 years of age, 6 feet 0 or 7 inches high, light brown hair, fresh complexion, black scar on the left eyelid, and stiffly built; dressed in an old velveteen frock coat, pockets on the outside ( one of which is torn off), dark cotton cord trousers, velveteen vest with light coloured buttons, militia boots, black mohair scull cap, turned up at the sides and tied in front; he is supposed to be accompanied by a woman about 34 years of age, middle stature, of very dirty appearance, and is a native of Norwich. Also absconded on the same day, and charged with the same offence, WILLIAM HUDSON, alias TATER BILLY, native of North Walsham, Norfolk : about 28 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, proportionately built, brown hair, little or no whiskers, and lull face ; dressed in alight beverteen frock coat, cord troupers tight in the legs. long vest, and bin ok cloth skull cap ; well known to low horse dealers in Norfolk. He is sup- posed to he travelling with a light donkey and cart, selling Bath brick. All reasonable expenses will be paid for the apprehension of these men. Information to be given to Mr. John Ward, Superintendent of Police, Loddon, who holds warrants for their apprehension, or to any of the Norfolk Con- stabulary.— Bow street, March 23. Description of a man who absconded from his lodgings, at Walton- on- Than. es, on the 20th instant, stealing a pair of Balmoral Boots ( nearly new) and 16s. in silver, the property of George William Taylor, a fellow- lodger. He is a labourer, 27 or 28 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, black hair, very dark complexion, one or two teeth out in front; dressed in a blue guernsey slop, cord trousers, billycock hat, and supposed to bo wearing the stolen boots, as he left his own iold ones) behind. Information to be given to Inspector . Miller, Weybridge, or to Mr. Superintendent C. Hollington, Chertsey, Surrey.— Bow- street, March 23. Stolen on the 13th instant, from the dwelling- house of Charles Ashman, of Bradford- on- Avon, If yard of black Broad Cloth, and a pair of boy's new Boots, tipped and nailed, by a tramping shoemaker, of the following description : he gave his name as WILLIAM CLARK, and stated that he had been a soldier, and was in the Indian mutiny, and that his father was now in the almshouse at Portsmouth ; he is about 32 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, light complexion, blue eyes, dark liair and whiskers meeting under the chin ; dressed when he left in dark clothes ( very old), and had on a pair of new Cossack boots. Information to be given to Inspecter Petney, Bradford, Wilts, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 23. Description of a man who is charged with stealing joiners' Tools from an unfinished house in the township of Skircoat, in the West Riding of York# Jre, on the 19th instant: a joiner, about 45 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, large mouth, and prominent teeth ; dressed in an old black cloth coat, fustian trousers, and cap. The whole of the property has been found pledged. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent j Henry Wardle, West Riding Constabulary, Halifax, York- ; shire.— Bow- street, March 23. Stolen on the 19th instant, from a public- house at Ayles- . bury, Bucks, a rough black cloth Overcoat, made with double ; seams, has the maker's name inside the collar, tjvo pockets in ! the skirts, cut in the seams, in one of the pockets were a pair | of brown leather Gloves. It was offered for sale the same evening by two men of the following description : one is about 30 years of age, C feet high, proportionately made, dark hair and complexion, and dressed in a dark jacket, light trousers fitting tight, and black hat, had the appearance of a grocer ; the other is about 35 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fair complexion, sandy hair and whiskers, and dressed in a pea jacket, brown mixture trousers, and brown billycock hat. They were in the company of a woman of Jewish appearance, who hawks nuts at fairs and races. Information to be given to Mr. J. Denson, Superintendent, Aylesbury, Bucks.— Bow- st., March 23. Stolen " on the- morningof the 20th instant, from a dwelling- house in Manchester, a black stuff Dress, with two rows of trimming round the edges of the same material as dress, and pointed at the seams, has laps behind to imitate a jacket; a cotton print. Dress, with wavy stripe, spotted in centre of the stripe, with loose jacket attached ; a large green and other mixture coloured woollen Scarf Shawl, with large green fringed edge ; a white calico Under Jacket, with braid round; a crimson flannel Skirt, vaudyked round the bottom, and bound with black velvet ; a long white calico Nightgown ; a Chemise, r « ind at the top, and crochet worked ; a pair of calico Drawers ; a child's flannel. Petticoat, stitched with white silk ; a child's Paletot, slate colour ; a pair of women's kid Boots, elastic sides, and had pieces on the soles, lately mended ; and two white pots of Preserves, with printed yellow labels. By a servant, 21 years of age, middle height, stoutly built, fresh complexion, dark hair, and small eyes: dressed, when last seen, in a brown woollen dress, pierced with a narrow stripe round the bottom, black silk drawn bonnet mixed with blue, and a faded lavender- coloured cloak ; she may be dressed in some of the stolen property. She js a native of Burslem, Staf- fordshire, has been but a short time in Manchester, and speaks with the Staffordshire accent. Information to be given to Mr. Thomas Anderton, Superintendent of Police, C Division Police Station, Fairfield- street, Manchester. — Bow- street, March 23. About noon on the 22nd instant, a man having the appear- ance of a tramp, entered the shop of Mr. Scarratt, jeweller, while several persons were there, and carried away a lady's gold Watch, No. 53726, gold dial, and ' E. C. E. C.' engraved on back ; a coloured gold emerald Brooch, spray of emeralds in centre, and drop in one emerald; Ear rings to match, one emerald in centre of each ; all in a red morocco case. Informa- tion to be given to the Worcester City Police.— Bow street, March 23. Stolen on the 17th instant, from No. 6, Percival- street, Clerkenwell, ten Sovereigns. By a boy, aged 13, thin, sallow complexion, dark blown hair; dressed in black jacket, dark brown trousers, plaid vest, blucher boots, and black cloth cap. Supposed will endeavour to go to sea .— Metropolitan Police, G Division, March 21. Absconded from South Petherton, Somerset, on the 6th instant, charged with embezzling various sums of money, the property of his employer Mr. John Banfield, baker, Ikc., South Petherton : WILLIAM FIELD, a native of Ilchester, Somer- set, about 19 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, light brown hair ( very straight), Roman nose, and of a very countrified appearance ; dressed in a light tweed cap with narrow brim, dark coat, plaid vest, and light. ; grey trousers. He is likely to be found in some miller's or baker's employ, or in some low public- house. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Everitt, Constabulary Office, Ilminster, or to Sergeant John Whiting, Somerset Ccnstabulary, South Petherton, who holds a warr ® it for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 21. Absconded on the 10th instant, embezzling a large sutn of Money, the property of his masters, JAMES W. HUGHES, traveller to Messrs. Jones and Brookes, Glanyrafon Brewery, Mold, Flintshire : he is a native of Carnarvonshire, 30 or 33 years of age, about 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, stoutly made, florid complexion, sandy curly hair and whiskers; supposed dressed in black clothes : he left Chester on the 10th instant by rail, and got out at the Conway Station. He is well known in Cheshire, Flintshire, and Carnarvonshire, having travelled in those counties as a book canvasser, and was formerly a verger in Bangor Cathedral. Information to be given to Mr. W. Thomas, Superintendent of Police, Mold, Flintshire, who holds a warrant for liis apprehension.— Bow- street, March 21. Stolen from a common lodging- house, at Penistone, West Riding of Yorkshire, between 9 p. m. on tlie 18th, and 8 a. m. on the 19th instant: a pair of old- fashioned blue cloth Trousers, moth eaten, and darned with thread ; a blue cloth double- breasted Vest, with small brass button? ; and a brown silk Handkerchief. By a tramp who had slept in the house, about 40 years of age, 6 feet 8 or 9 inches high, fresh complexion, full fuce, black hair, whiskers round face, stout built, wen on forehead over one eye; dressed in an old suit of black cloth, clogs, and cap ; his trousers aie torfi between the legs, and lie may be wearing the stolen articles. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Greenhalgh, West Riding Constabulary, Barnsley, Yorkshire. - Bow- street, March 21. Stolen from Ironbridge, on the 17th instant a blue check Shirt with a patch between the shoulders, collar lined with a larger plaid thau the other part of the aliirt, the property of Henry Pickin : by a navvy who lodged in the house, about 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, black hair, no whiskers, fresh complexion, round features, has a boil on left cheek, and is a native of Somersetshire; dressed in a moleskin jacket with two large pockets outside, dark cloth trousers with hole on one knee, dark cap, and old navvy boots. Information to be given to Sergeant Collis, Madeley, or to P. C. ( 43), Wood- house, Ironbridge, Salop.— Bow- street, Marsh 21. Description of a man charged with embezzling several sums of money from No. 42, Tavistock- street, Covent Garden. He is a clerk, 24 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fair hair and completion, good- looking, small whiskers, and dressed in a black cutaway coat and hat.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, Mareh 21. Stolen on the 16th instant, from No. 3, Victoria- street, Westminster, £ 25. By a man 18 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, stoutly made, light hair inclined to curl, scar on left cheek, slight whiskers, and dressed in a rough bine Inverness cape, dark trousers, boots with toe caps, and brown felt wide- awake hat. It is supposed he will go abroad.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, March 21. Absconded on the 15th instant, from No. 24, Haymarket, stealing £ 47 19s., a Frenchman, 24 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, f air complexion, brown hair, slight moustache, and dressed in a dark coat, pockets at sides, dark trousers, grey mixture waistcoat, deerstalker hat, light scarf, and Wellington boots ; he is a porter.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, March 21. Stolen on the 12th instant, from No. 5, Lansdowne- terrace, Earl- street., Kensington, a black silk Dress with plain skirt ; six white Pocket- handkerchiefs ; and a mauve Petticoat. By a female, who has absconded, 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 inohes high, dark complexion and hair, full blue eyes ; dressed in a brown linsey or the stolen dress, and black and scarlet velvet bonnet.— Metropolitan Police, T Division, March 18. Stolen from Eccleston Rectory between the hours of 2 and 7 a. m. on the 12th instant, two small gold Seals, attached to a gold split Ring : one of the seals has cross mallets and a stag's head upon it, the other ' Agnes.' A man is in custody on the charge, but the property has not been recovered. Information to be given to Mr. R. Roubottom, Superintendent, Tattenhall — Bow- street, March 18. Stolen on the 10th instant, from 2, Devonshire- place, Turnham- green, a silver engine- turned hunting Watch, capped and jewelled in two holes, maker James Reynolds, No. 17531, a silver Chain attached ; a light brown doeskin shooting Jacket, a pair of Trousers, a blue cloth Vest, and £ 2 10s. in Gold. By a man 30 years of age, 6 feet 2 inches high, fair complexion nnd hair; dressed in dark lrock coat and trousers, deerstalking hat; who has absconded.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, March 16. Absconded on the 10th instant, from Erith, stealing 6J 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, it Division, March 16. Stolen from the ' Wheat Sheaf,' Brackley on the 1st ult., a new black cloth Riding Coat, single breasted, a row of plain black buttons down the front, square corners at the bottom, and lined with. black ; one of the sruie description was offered for sale at several shops in Oxford, on 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 pair of very bad shoes. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Tow- cester, or the Inspector of Police, Brackley, Northamptonshire. — Bow- street, March 10. Absconded on the 10th 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 36 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, slender make, Bandy 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 with velvet collar, and light cloth cap or brown billycock hat; was in Liverpool on the 11th inst., aud stated he was going to London to emigrate to Ameriea, but he may retnrn 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 16. Description of ARCHIBALD PATTERSON, lately clerk to the Scammonden Commercial Cotton Spinning Company, Limited, who absconded on the 16th ultimo, embezzling certain moneys the property of his employers : about 43 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, pale complexion, dark hrown 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 Ripponc'eii 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 6 or 6 inches high, small 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, lie 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 12tli instant, from the dwelling- house of John Lamtham, lath cleaver, of Newport, Salop, two Half- Sovereigns, a white calico Shift, a white calico Petticoat with deep hem, and a tuck ; a black lace Fall, spiing pattern ; a pair of calico Drawers, and other articles; supposed by a girl, who lodged in the house a week, and gave her name AMY WORRELL ; about 20 years of age, 6 feet 5 or 6 inches high, brown hair, fresh complexion, good teeth, and wore a pink coloured velvet bonnet, trimmed with black lace, dark dress, with blue stripes round, dark woollen shawl, plaid puce and dark check, and a quilted petticoat; she said her father, a shoemaker, lived at Admastor, Salop, and that she had been at Preston Buildings Scnool, which is false ; 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, Cocker- mouth, one new silver lever Watch, value £ 6, cream- coloured dial, seconds- hands; maker's name. Yeoman, Cockermouth, No. 33685 ; 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 29th 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. March 23. P O L I C E GAZETTE. .3 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- pert/ of Mr. Henry Barnett, pawnbroker, his employer : he is a native of Montgomeryshire, 35 years of age, 5 fen 10 inches high, tresh oomploxion, 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. Superini. anient* H. Wrenn, Glamorgan Con- stabulary, Merthyr Tydvil.— How- street, March 14. Stolen during the last four weeks, from Helmont Villa, Annerley- grove, Penge, a gold Seal, initials ' A. C. D.,' a small gold Heart and Locket, u, ud a gold Tassel, all set with turquoise, three gold Studs with stars, ihree coral ditto, n silver Lancet Case, n tortoi esliell Comb, a lin< n Chemise, a roil of black velvet Ribbon, some blue silk Ruche and violet Trimmings, a quantity of black Lace, a large piece of black Velvet, a blue silk Necktie, a piece of scarlet Flannel, a magenta Jacket, six pairs ot Gloves, a Pockethandkerchief. ( n pair of Cuffs and Collar to match), a Pocket Flask, cigar Case, a Match llox, Top of Nailbrush, Shaving Brush and Sheath, Lid of Soap Box, a Penknife, and a square Box— all silver and silver: moimted, and marked ' F. K.' in monogram. By a female, 19 years of age, 6 feet 1 inch high, slight, figure, fresh complexion, grey eyes, Mid black hair.— Metropolitan Police, P Division, Mar. 14. Absconded on the fitli instant, from the ' Fleur- de Lis' public- house, Fleur- de- Lis Street, Norton- folgate, stealing a silver lever Watch, maker Watson, NORton- folgate, No. 134; a gold curb Chain ; and £ 311 in gold, silver and copper monies : a man, 20 years of age, 5 feet, 8 inches high, thin, dark com- plexion and hair ; dressed in black coat and vest, brown vest, and blucher boots.— Metropolitan Police, II Division, March 14. Further information respecting JOSEPH ADAMS, tra- veller for the Warwick Brewery Company, charged with embezzlement, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 7th instant . He lias a lump on the centre of his forehead. £ 20 reward and expenses ( instead of £ 6 as previously stated) will be paid for his apprehension. Information to be given to Mr. W. C. Hickling, 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 Farringham, Berks, 23 years of age, 4 feet 10 inches high, fair complexion, light hair, whiskers recently shaved off; dressed in dark blue cloth co- it, black undercoat, black cap with peak, and blucher boots.— Metropolitan Police, V Divi- sion, March 14. SHELTON GOODRUM, charged with larceny, adver- tised in the Police Gazette of the 4th December last, 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 complexion, dark hair and eyebrows, has old wounds on right aim from a cutlass, fingers of right hand drawn up ; dressed when laet seen in blue pilot cloth coat, light Mue guernsey, light fustian trousers, and cap. Information to he given to Mr. Superintendent Ward, Police Station, Loddon, Norfolk, who holds a warrant for his appre- hension.— Boui- slret,- i, March 14. - v 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 Skins, the property ot Lewis Lewis, of Newtown, skinner. He is about 36 years of age, nearly 5 feet 7 inches high, sallow complexion, black hair, dark whiskers under the chin, brown eyes, oval face, burn mark on the right cheek near the ear, is down- looking, and chews tobacco ; he generally wears a Tom Sayer bat, and a coloured scarf with a small neat pin in it, has the appearance of a stableman. It is supposed that he has gone to some seaport for the purpose of emigrating. Information to be given to P. C. John Rogers, Montgomery ; to Mr. Superintendent John Danily, Newtown, who holds a warrant tor his apprehension ; or at any Police Station in the county of Montgomery.— Bow- street, March 14. Stolen from the Primitive Methodists' Chapel, Low Moor, North Bierley, Yorkshire, between" 12 noon on the 17th ami and 7 p m. on the 18th instant, a Time- piece in dark wood case, 12 or 15 inches long, small door in bottom, glass inserted in case in front of pendulum, mounted in brass, brass ring round the dial; and a'mut 3 yards of black stuff Cloth which was hung round the pulpit. Suspicion is attached to a collier, a native of Nortn Bierley, 2ft or 2( i \ ears of age, 5 feet 8 § inches high, hallow complexion, light brown hair, hazel eyes, stoops when walking, turns his toes out, and knopkkiieed. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Copeland, West Riding Constabulary, Court House, Bradford, Yorkshire. — Brno- street, March 21. Description of a man charged with drugging and assault- ing a female on the llth instant,: a Frenchman, 45 years or age, 5 feet 5 inches high, complexion, hair, and moustache light, tuft on chin, full face, turns his right foot out when walking ; dress, dark cloches. He can speak English and German.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, March 18. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Obtained by false pretences, from Mrs. Beswick, Horse- market- street, Warrington, upon the 12th instant, the sum of £ 1 10s., a black silk Dress with quilling of braid or cord round skirt, a mourning crinoline Bonnet trimmed with crape and two black feathers, and a pair of elastic- side Boots ; the whole of the articles of dress are nearly new. By ELLEN TAYLOR, wife of William Taylor, Anderton, Cheshire, 41 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, grey eyes, blue mark on tip of, and one on bridge of nose ; she is wearing the stolen dress, & c., having Uft her old clothing with Mrs. Beswick. She was convicted of a similar offence at Kirkdale quarter sessions, 1862, and sentenced to two years' imprisonment, and at that time there were other charges against her iir Liverpool, where she is well known ; she has also been convicted at Bolton. All expenses will he paid upon her apprehension. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Warrington, who holds a warrant for her apprehension.— Bow- street, March 23. Description of a man who, on the 12th instant, obtained money by false pretences from Matthew Walker, of Dukinfield, Cheshire : he gave the name of GEORGE TAYLOR, stated he was a gasfitter, and working at Dukinfirld Gasworks, and that his boxes were at the Guidebridge Railway Station, but that he wanted 17s. 6d. to pay for the carriage from Northamp- ton, and Walker, believing his story, lent him money to release them ; he is from 40 to 45 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, sallow complexion, dark hair and whiskers, stoutly made, and very deaf; dressed in a round cord jacket with a white linen slop below, cord vest and trousers, worn through inside knee, very old shoes, and dark cloth cap with peak : lie is very talkative, and said he was a native of Chowbent, but had, been living at Northampton for the last 16 years. Information to be given to Mr. Little, Deputy Chief Constable, Hyde, Cheshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 21. Description of a man who gave the name of WILLIAM FLEMING ( supposed false), charged with obtaining by false pretences, on the 5th instant- 7s. 4d. from George Fleming, of Hexham, marine btore dealer, and 6s. 3d. from Ellen Hunter, of Walk, publican ; in both cases he pretended to have goods at the railway station, and obtained the money to pay for the carriage : he is trom 24 to 26 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, light hair, thin ginger whiskers and beard, fresh complexion, blue eyes, and lias a peculiar look, has a mark of sore on neck under light the ear, speaks with the Scotch accent, and is of good address; dressed in glengarry cap with check band round it, grey sac tweed cloth coat, which he wore buttoned to the neck, darK vest, dark trousers mended on seat with darker cloth, and mended inside left knee, dark woollen scarf with a red tinge, light shoes with three lace- holes on each side. In- formation to be given to Major Browne, Chief Constable, Northumberland Constabulary, Alnwick, or to Mr. Superin- tendent Stephenson, Hexham, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— bow street, March 18. FELONIES ( Not otherwise describedJ. Stolen between 6 p. m. on the 7th and 7 a. m. on the 8th ult,, from the parish church of Lurghfield, by means of breaking and removing a part of the window of the belfry, about 24 feet of small- sized Cord, gilt with gold, and two Tassels of the same material, oft' the cushion of the Communion Table, and a gold Star, with the letters ' I. II. S.', (' V. R.' in ceutre). A reward of £ 50 will he paid by the Government to any person who shull give such information and evidence as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offendei s, 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 offence, who will give like information. Information to be given to the Chief Constable of Berkshire, Reading.— Eow- st, March. 23. Stolen between 6 p. m. on the 9th and 7 a. m. on the 10th ultimo, from the parish church of Tilehurst, by means of breaking and removing a part of the window at the back part the church, an oak Alms Box, containing Money, and a Match Candlestick. A reward of £ 50 will be paid by the Government to any person who shall give such information and evidence as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, 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 offence, who will give like information. Information to be given to the Chief Constable of Berkshire, Reading.— Bow- street, March 23. Further information respecting the sacrilege of Dedworth Church, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 22nd ultimo. A reward of £ 10 will be paid by the Rev. F. Carter, and a further reward of £ 60 will be paid by Her Majesty's Govern- ment, to any person who shall give such information and evi- dence as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and Sir George Grey will advise the grant of Her Majesty's gracious pardon to any accomplice who shall give such evidence as shall lead to the same result. Information to be given to^ Inspector Herbert Reece, County Police Station, • Clewer, Windsor.— Bow- street, March 23. Sometime during the night of the 16th inst., St. George's Church, Hyde, Cheshire, was broken and entered, and a Box. containing hooks broken open, but nothing was taken. Also, during the same night, the Unitarian Chapel, Gee Cross, Hyde, was broken and entered, and a cupboard broken open, the Bible was taken from the pulpit, and a number of leaves torn out and burnt, but nothing was stolen. Information to be given to Mr. Little, Deputy Chief Constable, Hyde, Cheshire. _ Bow- street, March 21. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Description of a man in custody, who gave the name of ROBERT COLLINS ( supposed false), who was found at 1 a. m. of the 21st instant on some premises at Tranmere, Cheshire, with intent to commit a burglary. He is 32 years of age. 5 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, no whiskers, right eye entirely gone, hump back, and has an Irish accent ; dressed in a dark brown cloth coat, black cloth vest, dark tweed trousers, blucher boots, light cloth cap with peak of the same material, and red plaid necktie ; he says he is a confectioner, but refuses to give any further account of himself. Information to be given to Mr. Thomas Hammond, Superin- tendent, Bii kenhead.— Bow- street, March 23. Description of two men committed for trial at the next quarter sessions for Carmarthenshire, on the 7th proximo, who gave the names of JOHN and WILLIAM COX, which are supposed to be false. John Cox, who obtained a Post- office Order at Carmarthen, on Bristol, in the name of GEORGE HART, is 35 years of age, 5 feet 5J inches high, fresh com- plexion, light brown hair, sandy whiskers, grey eyes, long visage, Roman nose, large brown flesh- mark on left side of back near the top, small scar on knuckle of left little finger ; dressed in grey low hat, olive brown coat and trousers, and light brown waistcoat; calls himself a traveller, and says he was born at Liverpool, and still resides there. William Cox is 20 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, brown hair, grey eyes, good forehead, long visage, scar on top of right shoulder, two scars on top of left shoulder, three white spots on left wrist two blue spots on back of left hand and two others near the> thumb ; dressed in black low hat, black coat, grey striped waistcoat, light ribbed trousers, and shawl pattern handker chief. A bay mare pony, 3 years old, 13 hands high, was found in their possession. It is supposed that they have committed offences elsewhere, and have been previously convicted. Information to be given at the County Chief Constable's Office, Carmarthen.— Bow- street, March 23. Description of two men committed for trial at the ensuing quarter sessions at Aylesbury, on the 5th proximo, on a charge of stealing two Horses from a stable at Wendover on the 23rd ultimo. WILLIAM DELL, 38 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, dark complexion, slightly pockpitted, blue eyes, black hair and whiskers, proportionate figure, and very active; dressed in a brown cloth sleeved vest, corduroy trousers fitting tight te the legs, cloth cap, and lace- up boots with brass eyelet holes ; and WILLIAM HORRICK, 17 years of age, 5 feet high, dark complexion, and black hair; dressed in a ragged brown cloth coat, corduroy trousers, and old lace- up boots split on the fore parts. It is supposed that Dell has been previously convic'ed of felony in Kent. Information to be given at the Police Station, Aylesbury.— Bouj- ntreet, March 23. Missing from his home at Stradbrooke, Suffolk, since the 14th instant, WILLIAM BARBER, labourer, 15 years of age, about o feet high, full round face, dark brown liair and eyes, cast in left eye, left, arm contracted, having been broken ; dressed in a fustian frock coat, velvet vest, cord trousers, and black cloth cap. He was last seen going in the direction of Ipswich. It is feared that some ill has befallen him. In- formation to he given to Sergeant May, Police Station, Strad- brooke, Suffolk.— Bow- street, March 23. Description of a man under remand at Morpeth Gaol, until the 29th instant, charged with larceny : JOHN TOLAN, a native of HalifaX, 22 years of age, 5 feet 64 inches high, fair complexion, flaik brown hair inclined to be curly, no wliiskers thin features, prominent nose, sharp looking grey eyes, slender make, marked with the letter ' D ' on left rihs, ' A E.' and crucifix on left arm, ' S J. M C. = A T. M T. R T.' and a flag ensign on right arm ; dressed in an old black frock coat, velvet plush vest, brown cloth trousers, lipht cap, old cotton striped shirt, striped red scarf, and navvy boots ; says he served as drummer in the 62nd ami 49th Regiments ; it is supposed that he lias committed offences elsewhere, and has been previously convicted Information to be given to Superintendent John Gillespie, Rothbury, or to the Chief Constable of Northumber- land, Alnwick.— Bow- street, March 23. JOHN CALCOTT, plasterer, of No. 55, Union- street, Maidstone, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 21st instant, as missing, has returned to his home.— Bow- street, March 23. Description of two gipsy horse dealers who are remanded till the 24th instant, charged with stealing potatoes: JOHN NEWBERRY, 27 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, black hair, grev eyes, swarthy complexion, aquiline no- e, and black whiskers. And JEREMIAH SMITH, alias MYEN BIRCH, 26 years of age, .5 feet 3 inches high, scars on both arms and on neck from burns, left ear very thick at top from having been frost- bitten, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, swarthy complexion, and of small stature. They travel the counties of Lincoln, Northampton, Notts, and Derby, with vans; it is suspected that tliey have been convicted for larceny, and have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Superin- tendent Pidgeon, County Police, Lincoln.— Bow- st., March 21. Found drowned in the river Wear, at Harperley, near Bishop Auckland, on the 15th instant, the body of a man, between .50 and CO years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, white hair and whiskers meeting under the chin, had on a black silk neckerchief, and a Wellington hoot, clog. The body appeared to have been in the water about twelve hours. An inquest has been held, and ao open verdict returned. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Superintendent Henderson, Bishop Auckland, Durham.— Bow street, March 21. Description of JAMES and MARY ANN PRICE ( sup- posed fictitious), who are remanded at Barnstaple till the 24th instant, charged with picking pockets: James Price, 3G years of age, 5 feet 6 in. high, grey eyes, sandy hair and whiskers, is an Irishman, a chair caner ; had in his possession a grey Mare, 14 hands high, aged, and a light sprang Cart, painted red inside, lead out, wide boards fixed the length of the cart, over each wheel the name ' Charles Wortelhock, Plymouth,' is ! painted. Mary Ann Price, 30 years of age, 5 feet high, dark hair, grey eyes, pale complexion ; had with her two children, one between three and four years old, the other about seven or eight months. Tliey are both supposed to have committed | offences elsewhere, and to have been previously convicted. In- ; formation to be given to Mr. Thomas Blanchard, Chief Super- intendent, Barnstaple Devon.— Bow- street, March 21. Description of a man calling himself EDWARD GILL, j committed to the County Prison at Cardigan, charged with housebreaking and larceny : he is 32 years of age, 6 feet 7^ inches high, dark complexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, and rather small oval face, has been cupped on the right side, a scar on left elbow, and an indistinct figure of a ship a little above the left wrist; says that he served seven years in the 1st Bombay Fusiliers, and was discharged in 1861 ; dressed in moleskin jacket and trousers, dark vest, blue cap, and ankle boots. It is supposed tliat he has recently been discharged from gaol. Information to be given to the Governor of Cardigan County Prison.— Bow- street, March 21. Description of three men committed for trial at the Dover quarter sessions, to be holden on the 28th instant, for larceny : PATRICK MORGAN, 25 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, brown hair, hazel eyes, fresh complexion, no beard or | whiskers ; a discharged soldier from the 3rd Buffs. JOSEPH BURNS, 38 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark brown hair, grey eyes, freckled, bald on top of head. THOMAS FINCH, 21 yeais of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, brown hair, blue eyes, fresh complexion, no beard or whiskers. It is supposed they have committed offences elsewhere. Informa- tion to be given to the Head Constable, Dover, Kent.— Bow- street, March 18. Absconded from Newport, Salop, on the 12th inst., charged with stealing trom the house of John Lantham, where she was lodging, the following articles, which she is supposed to be wearing : a pair of cloth Boots, a flannel Petticoat ( nearly new), a white cotton Petticoat, a black Orleans Petticoat ( much worn), a pair of grey cotton Drawers, a grey cotton slip Body of a a Dress, a grey cotton Shift ( nearly new), a black silk Fall, . and t « o Half- sovereigns, A female of the following descrip- tion, and who may represent herself as a milliner, or a servant out of place, and take private lodgings : 20 years of age, about 5 feet 2 inches high, fresh complexion, good looking, has a tooth too many in front ; dressed in a Scotch plaid with blue striped border, velvet bonnet, one ribbon green and black, the other l lue and black. Information to be given to Mr. Richard- son, Chief Superintendent and Deputy Chief Constable, Wellington, Salop .- Bow- street, March 18. The body of a female child was found floating in the Ashton and Huddersfield Canal, near Frenches Bridge, in the township of Saddleworth, about 6' 30 a. m. on the 14tli instant. The child appeared to have been in the water nine or ten days, and is supposed to be six or seven weeks old; dressed in a white cotton shirt with fine edging round the sleeves, two flannel under coats, a calico binder, a double linen napkin, and a printed striped and spotted cotton night dress. An inquest was held on the body on the 15th instant, and an open verdict was returned. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Grisdale, West Riding of Yorkshire Constabulary, Saddle- worth.— Bow- street, March 18. Description of THOS. MORRIS, alias JOHN GORDON committed to Wandsworth House of Correction on the , 14th instant, for twenty - one days, for begging and assault: , 37 years of age, 5 fefet 4 or 5 inches high, black hair, moustache, . and whiskers ( which meet under the chin), slight cast in left ; eye, left arm has been much injured ; he says he was in the Crimea, and is a baker, a native of Birmingham. He is further 4 P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. March 23. charged with breaking into the dwelling- house of Mrs. Hanna, Epsom- road, Guildford, on the morning of the 13th instant, and stealing four small model metal Anchors, which have not been recovered. It is supposed that lie lias committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to John Henry Law, Superintendent, Borough Police, Guildford, Surrey— Bow- st., March 18. Apprehended on the night of the 14th instant, at Banbury, for passing counterfeit half- crowns, two men of the following description : onegHve the name of JOHN DOYLE, bricklayer, a native of Kerry, about 50 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 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 escape from the constable on his way to the station- house, is about 30 years of age, 6 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.— How- street, March 16. Absconded on the 11th instant, from his bail, charged with an assault on a female, a man who gave the name of ARTHUR HYDE FORSHALL, No. 5, Charlotte- road, Cam- berwell- gate, 20 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fair hair and complexion, no whiskers ; dressed in light grey overcoat, dark cloth under coat, dark cloth trousers, fancy scarf with in and crown, balmoral boots with brasb eyelets and toe caps, lack hut; 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 of stealing two Horses Rt Wendover, Bucks, on the 23rd ultimo, ELIAs DELL, of Bushey, Hertfordshire, 24 years of age, 6 feet 3 or 4 inches high, black hair ; dressed in cord trousers, sleeved vest, lace up boots, and old cap, and is of gipsy- like appearance: his brother, WILLIAM DELL, was apprehended with the stolen horses at North Petherton, on the 11th instant, when he ( Elias), ran away. HENRY DELL, aged 68, MARY ANN DELL, ( 64, EMILY DELL, 25, and CAROLINE DELL, 18 ( wife of Elias Dell), were apprehended on 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 hauda high, bay, black legs, long coat, about 5 years old, and is supposed to have been stolen. Elias 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.— Doie- streel, March 16. Description of DANIEL WEBSTER, committed for trial at the Sussex assizes at Lewes, on the 21st instant, 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 age, 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 half boots ; he states his last residence WHAT- 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, 6 feet 11{ inches high, fair complexion, grey eyes, light brown hair, proportionate figure, says he is an engine fitter, that he 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 pheasants. Information to be given to Mr. Super- intendent James Jenner, Lewes, at the Chief Office, Lewes, or at any Police Station in East Sussex.— Bow- street, March 16. Description of three men who were committed on the 14ili instant for trial at the next General Quarter Sessions, at Northallerton, on the 6th proximo, on a charge of larceny. THOMAS BURROWS, states he is a labourer, and a native of Peel's- buildings, George's- road, Manchesier, about 32 years of age, 5 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 ; dressed in an old black and red mix- ture tweed coat, with a black velvet collar, and bound with black braid ; old dark cloth vest, cotton cord trousers, red and black checked scarf, black Scotch cap, with checked band. THOMAS CRAWLEY, states he is a labourer, and a native of Pollard- street, Manchester ; about 21 years of age, 5 feet 7- J 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 in 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 whiskers, small features, and slender 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 Middlesborough, 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. Edwaril J. Saggersen, Chief Superintendent, Middles- borough, North Riding of Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 16. Missing from his home, at Radford, near Nottingham, since the 4th instant, a man, 49 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high grey hair and whiskers, ot weak mind ; dressed in black with a mourning band on his hat, linen marked with his name, the initials of which are ' W. M.' It is feared some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Palethorpe, County Police Station, Nottingham, who will pay all expenses.— Bow- street, March 16. Absconded from Sherburn, 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 6 feet - 2 or 3 inches high, fmh complexion, brown hair cut short, whiskers shaved off, round face, proportionately madattf generally dressed in a dark coat, and light woollen cord trousers fitting tight to the legs. And WILLIAM COULSON, 28 or 30 years of age, 6 feet 2 or 3 inches high, fresh complexion, light haircut short, no whiskers, round and broad shoulders, rather bow- legged, hangs his head very much, and has a rolling gait when walking ; dressed in a short shooting coat, woollen cord trousers, and hairy cap tied on the top of the head with a ribbon. They are both pitmen, but may be working as sinkers, and generally frequent low public- houses. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Johnson, County Constabulary Office, Durham.— Bow- street, March 16. Description of two men who were committed on the 15th instant, to Northallerton Gaol for two calendar months each, for larceny : JAMES PEARSON, saye 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 in white slop, cord vest, fustian trousers, navvy boots, and black cloth cap. ALEXANDER RHODES, says he is a woolcomber, and a native of Manchester- road, Bradford, about 32 years of age, 5 feet 4J 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, fustain trousers, and dark 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. Saggerson, Chief Superintendent, Middlesbrough, North Riding of Yoikshire.— Bow- street, Mareh 16. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen on the night of the 20th instant, from Mr. James Wilson, of Stainton, in the parish of Downholme, North Riding of Yorkshire, a dark shooting Coat, pockets in the laps, one outside left and one inside right breast; a brown cloth Top Coat, pockets in the laps, one inside right and one outside left breast; three pairs of men's lace- up Boots, two pairs with brass eyelet holes, the other pair newly soled- Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Simpson, Leyburn, or to Mr. Superintendent Stelling, North Riding Constabulary, Rich- mond, Yorkshire.— Bow- ttreet, March 23. Stolen on the night of the 19th instant, from Mr. W. Nelson, of Ellerton, parish of Downholme, Yorkshire, a pair of lace- up Boots, brass eyelet- holes, row of square- headed nails round sides of soles and round- lieaded nails in the middle, plated heel and toe, and a quantity of Horsehair. Also stolen, from Mr. Greenho, ot Ellerton, on the same night, a black cloth shooting Coat, black cloth buttons, pockets in laps, pocket inside left breast, piece burnt out of right cuff", neatly repaired, single- breasted, and about £ lb. of Horsehair. Supposed by tramps. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Simpson, Leyburn, or to Mr. Superintendent Stelling, North Riding Constabulary, Richmond, Yorkshire. — Bow- street, March 23. Stolen on the evening of the 18th instant, from a bedroom at the ' Guildhall' tavern, Canterbury, the following articles : two pairs of lady's Drawers, nearly new, marked ' C ;' four pairs of lady's Stockings, two white, two brown thread ; a jet Necklace ; a jet Brooch ; a silver ditto ; a small gold ditto, set with hair ; a pair of jet Bracelets ; a pebble Bracelet; eight cambric Pocket Handkerchiefs, marked ' C ;' two small Bottles of Perfume, with ' Hall, Marcery- lane, Chemist,' on label; a very old 6s. Piece ; a Spanish Coin, about the size of a 2s. piece ; a silver pencilcase, with the letter ' S.' engraved on top ; an old gold Seal, with crest; a pair of long drop jet Ear- rings ; a packet of fancy Note- paper, with lace edge, and Envelopes to match. Information to be given to Mr. Robert P. Davies, Chief Superintendent, Canterbury.— Bow- street, March 23. Stolen between 4 p. m. on the 16th and 12- 15 p. m. on the 17th instant, from No. 39, Regent- street: 3 silver Table Spoons, 6 Forks, 6 small Forks, 4 Salt Spoons, and 5 Dessert Spoons, all marked ' W. F. E.', crest— a demi- bear rampant.— — Metropolitan Police, C Division, March 21. Stolen on the 17th instant, from No. 14, St. George's- place, Knightsbridge : 12 Table Spoons, 12 Dessert Spoons, 11 Tea Spoons, 4 Salt Spoons, 2 Gravy Spoons, 12 large Forks, 12 small Forks, 3 Sauce Ladles, 2 Knife- rests, all silver plain, crest— a man with a heart in hi3 hand. ' T. D.' underneath. — Me'ropolitan Police, B Division, March 21. Stolen since the 16th ultimo, from Eden lodge, Kensing- ton, twelve silver Table Spoons, crest— lion passant encircled in a garter with motto, surmounted with a crown.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, March 21. Stolen during the night of the 19th instant, from the shop of Mr. Shaw, pawnbroker, Exeter: twenty old silver verge Watches, twenty silver Guard Chains, three gold ditto, four dozen silver Tea Spoons ( six marked ' W. M. S.'), 30 ozs. of silver Coins), some Crown- pieces, several Medals, two spade Guineas ( George 3rd), several silk Neckerchiefs, a Paisley Shawl, several Coats, a tweed Cape, a Microscope, three pairs of silver Spectacles, about £ 5 in Silver ( chiefly 3d. and 4d.- pieces), and some Rings and Trinkets. Information to be given to Mr. D. Steel, Superintendent, Guildhall, Exeter.— Bow- st., March 21. Stolen, on or about the 23rd ultimo, from the shoe room at Wynyard- park, a pair of gentleman's strong Shooting Boots, lace- up in front, brass eyelet- holes, fancy toe- caps, four hooks and eyes at the top near the ankle. Information to be given to P. C. Redshaw. Wolviston, or to Mr. Superintendent Atkinson, Stockton, Durham.— Bow- street, March 21. Stolen between 4 p. m. on the 16th, and 6 a. m. ou the 17th instant, from a greenhouse on the subscription bowling green at Farnworth, Lancashire, about eighteen black- hafted table Knives and Forks, makers' name thereou ' Rogers and Sons, Cutlers to Her Majesty;' a black- hafted Carver and Fork, with one prong broken off'; a buckhorn- hafted Carver and Fork ; about ten Garibaldi Jackets, sotne of which are made of blue and black plaid flannel, one had a pair of cross- keys worked on the breast in front in white tape, one made of brown mixture tweed, and one made of silver- grey alpaca ; also a Coat, made of Italian cloth. Information to be given to Mr. Super- intendent John R. Scott, Town Hall, Little Bolton, Lancashire. — Bow- street, March 21. Stolen ou the 14th instant from the railway station at Penshurst. a Parcel containing thirteen pieces of light brown Silk, with thin white stripes to form small squares, and mix- ture black and dark brown spots. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent R. Dance, Tonbridge, Kent.— Bow- street, March 21. Stolen, on the night of the 11th instant, from a thrashing machine, in the stack- yard of Mr. Morgan, farmer, Waters Upton, a gutta percha Driving Strap, 60 feet long and 5J inches in width. Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offendes or off « nders, shall receive £ 2 reward, on application to Mr. Thomas Evans, Rodington, near Wellington, or to Deputy Chief- Constable Richardson, Wellington, Salop.— Bow- street, March 21. Stolen on the 16th instant, from No. 11, Hyde- park- gate,. Kensington, a plate Basket, containing 44 Spoons: 5 Table ( thread pattern), 4 Table, 12 Dessert ( fiddle pattern), 2 old- fashioned Gravy, engraved ' G. P.' in old English ; 2 Sauce Ladles ( thread pattern) ; 1 Butter Knife ; 19 Forks ( 8 dessert and 11 table) all silver, crest— a demi- lion rampant holding a sceptre, rising from a ducal coronet; and a plated Fish Slice.— Metropolitan Police, T Division, March 21. Stolen on the 15th instant, from No. 26, Park- street, Grosvenor- square, two silver Tea Pots ( one small, with wild' boar on lid ; the other is large, and has a wild boar engraved on the side.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, March 21. Stolen on the 15th instant, from No. 31, Hatton- garden,. St. Andrews, a deal Case, containing three silver- plated Epergnes, with glasses, subjects— representation of a Turk, shooting with rifle, a vine and grapes, and a vine leaf.— Metro- politan Police, G Division, March 21. Stolen on the 15th instant, from 6, Moreton- terrace,. Pimlico, a gold Brooch, the miniature of a man, a gold bar across the back, and a massive gold chain attached ; six Brace- lets, viz., one gold curb chain, one steel, with cameo ( a female), one with green stones, the other three hair ; two ditto, with gold buckles, imitation links round the edge ; a blue enamel Clasp ; thirteen silver Tops of toilet bottles, engraved 1 J. H. S.' in old English ; three Vest Buttons, tHiee Shirt Studs, and two Links, all gold ; two masonic Pins, one large, the other small, silver- mounted, with ivory and gold ; a Cross of silver and wood ; a Chaplet of white beads, set in silver; a silver Box, 2 in. by 1J in., engraved with Freemason's order ; two Magni- fying Glasses, set in horn ; two gold Pencilcases, one with amethyst, the other with a cross on the top ; a coral Necklace, set in gold ; two Scent Bottles, one pink and white, set in gold, the other blue and white, set in silver ; and several French and German 5- franc gold and silver Coins.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, March 21. Stolen within the last few days, in the borough of Sheffield, a f- plate silver lever Watch, without minute hand ; a valuable gold hunting Watch, No. 27100, maker, Dent, London, with the crest of a bird on the outer case ; a silver lever Watch, No. 5407; a lady's gold Geneva Watch, gold dial, engine- turned cases, four holes jewelled, maker Thos. Myers, Sheffield, No. 95233 ; a silver lever Watch, capped and jewelled, maker Sedman, Scarborough; and a silver Watch, No. 336. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Jackson, Chief Constable, Town Hall, Sheffield.— Bow- street, March 18. Stolen, between the 14th ultimo and 5th instant, from. Wetley Abbey, Wetley Rocks, near Leek, ( which is at present unoccupied) two Cases, covered with fish skin, of Mathematical Instruments ; a pair of slate- coloured cloth Trousers ; a Hand- Saw ; a Smoothing Plane; a Square; a Hammer; and a Gouge. Information to be given to Mr. Supt. Woollar- ton, Police Office, Leek ; or to P. C. Francis Beaman, Police Constable, Wetley Rocks ; or at any Police Station in the County of Stafford.— Bow- street, March 18. Stolen on the 14th instant, from No. 82, Inverness- terrace, Bayswater: 18 Bracelets— 1 gold chain with pink topaz and locket, 1 gold cable with cairngorm locket, 1 tortoise- shell with cairngorm locket, 2 garnet, 1 gold chain two rows, 1 cable with carbuncle, 1 hair and coral, 1 silver with aqua marina, 2 pebble, 1 pebble set in gold, 3 stone set in gold, 1 silver with three stones, 1 pebble set in gold with heart locket, 1 pebble and locket with hair. 11 Brooches— 1 gold three chain and pink topaz clasp, 1 garnet, coral and gold ( small), 2 pebble, 1 gold serpent, 1 topaz and pearl, 1 garnet, 1 plain gold, 1 beryl in silver, 1 painted set in gold. 3 Lockets— 2 gold, 1 small gold ( round). 4 Neck Ornaments— 2 garnet, 1 chain with cross and Ear- rings to match, 1 cornelian and Ear- l ings to match. 5 pairs of Ear- rings— 1 Indian gold 1 pearl and emeralds, 1 malachite, 1 plain gold, 1 worked gold. 2 Rings— 1 large emerald set in diamonds with hair at back, 1 hoop with five pearls. 3 Shawl Pins— 1 Scotch pebble safety with pebble and cairngorm, 1 ditto in the shape of a stag's foot with cairngorm end, 1 ditto with silver chain and cairn- gorm. 6 or 8 Tops of Bottles, engraved ' M. A. II.' — Metropolitan Police, D Division, March 18. 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 Holloway, 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- street, 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— a Prussian eagle ; a plated Mustard Pot; two pairs of lady's Boots, balmoral, stamped inside ' P. S. Yapp, 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 11th 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 farmer. Information to be given to Sir. Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Selby, or to Mr. Inspector Dimelow, Sherburn, Yorkshire.— Bow- strut, March 14. Stolen on the 5tli 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. March 23. P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. .5 WAR OFFICE, March 23, 1864. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. On and after this date ( Dec. 11,1857), until further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a Deserter will b © fWSHTY BHILLIIGN Instead of TISW § HILIO « § ; the object being to prevent the cnme of Desertion, and to hold out a greater inducement for the recovery of Deserters to Her Majesty's Servic crnoi HO. NAME. REG. KO. 00BP3. WHBBE BOHN. TRADE. H 1 < 3 6IEB. HAIB. EYES. PACE. COAT & TBOUBEBS. DATE OP ! DE8EBTN. | PLACE OP DESEBTTOH, MARKS AND REMARKS l76iao 176191 176192 176193 176W4 176196 176196 176197 176198 176199 David Hamilton John Rourke Evan Robert Samuel Ricards John Green Peter Quinn James Delaney John Clarke William Taylor Patrick Dunn 142 728 8495 93 417 91 887 363 1036 5970 Hoy. H. Gds. 3rd Hussars Gren. Guards 41st Foot ditto ditto 56th Foot ditto 92nd Foot Roy. Artillery Muirkirk, Ayrshire Glasgow Llanwood, Denbigh Falmouth, Cornwall Manchester Glasgow Mauley, Staffordshire Killisheve. Fermangh. Banhead, Renfrew Marvboro', Queen's miner trunkmaker mason labourer ditto rope maker labourer cottonspinr. moulder labourer 31£ 19$ 314 25 " i 254 194 214 20 204 5 Hi 5 74 5 7| 5 6 5 7 5 7 5 65 5 7 5 8 5 9 auburn dk. brn dk. brn brown auburn black brows brown brown brown grey brown lazel grey [ lazel hazel grey grey grey grey sallow jale ' reah " rosh " air fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ' ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 6 Feb. 25 Feb. 19 Feb. 20 Feb. 14 Feb. 18 Feb. 25 Feb. 20 Feb. 20 Feb. 17 Feb. Windsor Edinburgh [ jondon Glasgow ditto ditto Preston ditto Edinburgh Newbridge iff furlough to New Mains, Lanarkshire- ook the whole of reg. nec. D anchor on right and 1 J.' on left arm took part of reg. nec. off pass 176200 176201 176202 176203 176204 176205 176206 176207 176208 176209 Archibald Hood John Wise Mark Thompson Andrew Bond James Manders Samuel Windley Edward Jones Joseph Baines Wm. H. West Michael McCarthy 7871 105 731 1146 1241 2623 HI. Engineers 4th Hussars Roy. Artillery ditto ditto let Life Gds. Llth Hussars Greii. Guards ditto Roy. Artillery Kilmarnock, Ayr Heading Lewisham, Kent Leeds Deptford, Kent Tipton, Stafford Liverpool Bradford Alverstoke, Hants Buttevarrt, Cork cabinetinkr. labourer ditto ditto carman smith groom woolcomber cook lobourer 20| 20 18 21 20 24 22J 26 25 21 5 9 5 64 5 4* 5 4 5 41 6 01 5 8 5 11 5 8J 5 44 dk. bin grey brown grey brown grey brown grey brown ] blue brown hazel brown hazel brown ] brown dk. bm 1 hazel brown Iblue pale fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh pale light dark fresh ditto white smock; cord moleskin; cord brown slop; cord black plain regimental ditto ditto ditto 19 Feb. 25 Feb. 19 Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 6 Feb. 23 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 21 Feb. Chathafn Reading Woolwich ditto ' ditto London Dublin Windsor ditto Limerick anchor 011 left thumb, scars over liver recruit, not surgically inspected recruit ditto ditto tattooed on arms took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. ditto 176210 176211 176212 176213 176214 176215 176216 176217 176218 176219 Charles Huxtable . James Biggin John Hynes George Stack Samuel Stevens Wm. McDonnell George Wheatley Joseph Carroll John Carmen William Lewis 861 1169 860 162 687 681 14050 1169 2679 14830 10th Foot 1 Barnstaple, Devon 22nd Foot | Sheffield 41st Foot | Liverpool 49th Foot Cork 60th Ride* IStourport, Worcester 85th Foot j Duneaanon, Tyrone Roy. Artillery Ashford, Kent ditto j Dublin ditto , Glasgow ditto | Carmarthen ditto | ditto carder labourer moulder labourer ditto factory hand grocer plasterer 204 21 26J 20 254 25 294 21i 224 195 6 7 5 6 5 7 5 44 5 4 5 7 5 74 5 64 5 7 5 74 t. brn brown brown It. brn dk. brn dark dk. brn It. brn brown brown hazel hazel grey grey grey grey grey blue hazel 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. Kilkenny Parkhurst Ayr Manchester London Dover Woolwich Pembroke Shorncliffe Shoeburyns off furlough to Barnstaple lost a finger of left band took the whole of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Dungannon ; pockpitted D off furlough to Dublin ditto to Glasgow ditto to Newport, Wales 176220 176221 176222 176223 176224 17* 6225 176226 176227 i; « 228 176229 Philip Ward James Quinn George Beck John Tucker Mark Moon Thomas Lines Thomas Broad Geo. Chamberlain John Willoughby 709 720 £ 34 644 30 634 708 258 1009 4th Drag. Gds. ditto llth Hussars 12th Lancers ditto 13th Hussars ditto 15th Hussars Gren. Guards ditto iSaudytord, Dublin Portarlington, King's Clerkenwell, London Hackney, London Westfield, Suss or London Liverpool Sedgeley, Stafford Empingham, Rutland Marlborough, Wilts labourer groom bricklayer clerk grocer labourer tanner collier labourer ditto 204 214 25 213 244 19 211 254 241 224 5 W54 5 84 5 - 64 5 S S 8 5 9 5 7 5 6 6 71 5 8i brown brown brown brown black brown brown It. brn brown brown brown grey hazel grey hazel hazel hazel hazel dK. brn grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh dark fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 18 Feb. 19 Feb. 28 Feb. 29 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 29 Feb. 23 Feb. 23 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; lost 3 teeth took part of reg. nec. off furlough to York off pass to London ditto off furlough to Wolverhampton 176230 176231 176232 176283 176S31 176236 176236 176237 176238 17623d 176240 176241 176242 176243 176244 176246 176246 176247 176248 176249 Edwin Edmonds Henry Best Cornelius Barry William Sargent John Condon Henry Foster Thomas Davies William Birt Charles Asher 874 1000 706 69 3676 674 3205 1497 1023 ditto 1st Foot ditto ditto 3rd Foot ditto ditto drtto 6 tli Foot 8th Foot Fcrringdon, Berks Dublin Bantry, Cork Liverpool Charleville, Cork Carlisle Stratford, Esses lewkesbury, Glouc. Daventry, Nthamptn. Milton, Hants ditto servant labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto gardonec collier labourer 22 23* 23 J 251 32J 234 301 264 23 24 5 8S 6 6 • 5 74 5 64 5 4 6 6 5 9 .£ 4 5 54 6 74 It. brn brown dk. brn hazel brown ' blue brown j hazel It. brn £ rey It. brn hazel dk. brn hazel dk. bra £ rey dk. brn hazel dk. brn dk. brn fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 26 Feb. 26 Feb. 29 Feb. 26 Feb. 28 Feb. 29 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 27 Feb. ditto Portsmouth ditto ditto Aldershot ditto ditto ditto Colchester Sheffield off furlough off furlough to Nottingham'. • ditto to Tewkesbury ditto to Weedon; pockpitted' mole on right shoulder George Reworth John Quillinan William Wait William Mullinor William Harris Stephen Wood Matthew Rush Neil Drummond John Mulcahy Thomas Hilton 846 1123 3111 429 751 1447 1696 420 410 1 8642 ditto ditto ditto 12 « i Foot 15th Foot 19th Foot 21st Foot 26th Foot ditto 29th Foot I Derby O'Gonolly, Clare Marsh field, Glouc. Stockport, Lancashire HighWycombe^ Bcbs. Berwick, Yorkshire Lieburri, Antrim Gorbals, Lanark Dungarvan, Waterfd. - Darby Green, Salop plumber tailor labourer dyer painter labourer groom boilerioaker labourer brassfoundr 244 261 304 234 321 221 18j 234 264 29* 6 4s i 4 i 71 5 74 i 4 b 6 6 61 6 4 6 41 6 6 brown light brown fair It. brn dk. brn brown brown brown dark grey g" 7 brown prey 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 cowpoek on left arm off furlough to Liverpool took waist- belt and great coat off furlough to Birmingham; D ditto to Leeds; scars on cheBt ditto to Liverpool ditto to Glasgow ditto to Dungannon D ; took part, of reg. nec. 176250 13( 5251 176262 196253 176254 176265 176266 178257 176258 176269 Patrick Mulcahy Thomas King Frank Buchan Edward Walton Joseph Tasker Joseph Yates Thomas King Edwin Brough Wm. Henry Read Mark Downes 4009 1227 833 20 623 808 665 3197 1126 41st Foot 42ud Foot ditto 48 rd Foot 49bk Foot ditto 50th Foot 60tLi Rifius ditto ditto Waterford Cupar Angus, Perth Auchtergaven, Penth Wolverhampton BaJdock, Herts Runcorn, Cheshire Longford Middlewich, Cheshire Soutiiwark, London Wiebeach, Cambs labourer millwoifcer labourer lathrender labourer ditto groom moulder brushmaiber labourer 28 18 18 211 254 19 191 284 29 214 5 5 J brown S 74' fair 5 < 5 ' dk. brn 5 6 light 5 54 It. brn 6 < 01 dk. brn 5 .74 ; lt. brn 5 74 brown 5 64 dark 5 6J | It. brn dk. brn blue hazel grey grey brown grey grey grey grey freBh pale fresh fair fresh fresh freck. fresh fair fair ditto ditto dark; moleskin regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 27 Feb. 29 Feb. 27 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 29 Feb. 29 Feb. 29 Feb. 21 Feb. Ayr Stirling Perth Chatham Manchester ditto Parkhurst Aldershot ditto London 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 ditto London took part of reg. nec. 176260 176261 176262 176263 176264 176285 176266 176267 176268 176269 Thomas Moore William Smith John Nolan Andrew Sangster William McNae John Doyle Stephen Brien George Wheeler James Carlton James Walsh 1074 1097 763 683 » 432 638 1245 84443 3331 67th Foot 76th Foot ditto 78th Foot ditto 87th Foot 9 ith. Foot 99th Foot 103rd Foot ditto Swinelbrd, Mayo Reading Longfand, Mayo Aberdeen Dumfries Mardyke, Cork Naa^, Kildare Brighton* Droinora, Tyrone Carrick- on- Suir, Tipp shoemaker ostler labourer ditto baker boxcloser • sailor labourer draper 20j 194 221 22 224 21* 21 25 181 22 5 7 5 64 5 S 5 8 5 8 6 0 5 104 5 7 5 64 5 81 dk. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn brown sandy brown dk. hrn brown black dk. brn hazel hazel brown blue hazel blue grey blue hazel dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto regimental ditto ditto 28 Fob. 29 Feb. 29 Feb. 26 Feb. 26 Feb. 29 Feb. 26 Feb. 8 Nov. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. Athlone Aldershot ditto Dover ditto Aldershot Dublin Hong Kong Colchester ditto off furlough to Walsall ditto to Reading ditto to Manchester; pookpitted ditto to Glasgow; plays the bagpipes ditto to Dumfries ditto to Dublin scar on cheek; recruit * tin- plate worker mole on bend of each arm off furlough to Dromore; scar on abdomen ditto to Carrick- on- Suir 176270 176271 176272 1176273 176274 176276 176276 176277 176278 176279 Henry Gould James Egan Charles Coppin Thomas Ross Charles Hagg George Wood James Connolly Chinery H. Hearne James Smith Joseph Johnston 1372 5738 2607 2527 14715 9801 15999 4612 192 10 ith Foot 108th Foot. Royal H. Art. ditto ditto Boy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto WestCoker, Somerset Clonmel, Tipperary Lee, Kent Elgin Croydon, Surrey Birmingham Monaghan Ipswich Norwich Epstone, Stafford labourer shoemaker labourer ditto bricklayer gunserewer collier groom tailor labourer 21 181 194 274 281 22 22 20 22 30J 5 74 5 6 5 44 5 9 5 84 5 5 5 6 5 5 5 7 5 5 brown brown brown brown It. bra brown brown brown dark brown hazel hazel hazel grey grey grey . blue hazel brown blue fresh sallow fresh sallow fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dark; moleskin regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 28 Feb. 29 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 1 Mar. 29 Feb. 29 Feb. 24 Feb. Portsmouth Fermoy Woolwich ditto ditto ditto Shoeburyns Warley ditto Leith recruit, attested off pass to Clonmel off furlough to Birmingham ditto to Wigan, Lancashire scar on right cheek D off furlough to Epstone 176280 176281 176282 176283 176284 176286 176286 176287 176288 John James Searle Thomas Evans Richard Parsons John Clifford Daniel Ferry Bernard Barrey John Coile Henry Nott John Martlew 7914 Rl. Engineers 1st Dragoons 6th Drag. Gds. 10th Foot 18th Foot 40th Foot 83rd Foot 2ndDrag. Gds. 4th Hussars Liverpool Leeds Leicester Waterford Donegal Kildare Shankhill, Antrim Beckley, Sussex Makerfields, Lano. miner horsedealer uailor joiner labourer shoemaker labourer ditto blacksmith 224 21 21 20 20 24 20 20 22 6 7* 5 8 6 7 5 8 5 7 5 6 5 81 5 9 6 7 dk. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown dark brown dk. brn 1 hazel , hazel brown blue blue grey dk. brn hazel brown fresh sallow dark fresh fresh sallow fresh sallow fresh ditto cloth jacket; cord drab black; moleskin tweed; cord tweed; cheok black cloth; tweed 29 Feb. 28 Feb. 26 Feb. 27 Feb. 25 Feb. 17 Feb. 21 Feb. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. Aldershot Leeds Kingston* Manchester Londondry. Athy Belfast Westminstr Manchester tattooed on arms anchor on left hand, crucifix on right; recruit long sharp nose; recruit * upon- Hull scar over right eye; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, surgically inspected scar on left cheek; recruit left thumb- nail injured; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected 176289 James Ashcroft T ditto ditto labourer 19 6 74 dk. brn blue fresh ditto 1 Mar. ditto ditto 176290 176291 176292 176293 176294 176295 176296 176297 176298 Matthew Jones Patrick Riley Wiliam Harriott Archibld Crawford William Cook James Williams Patrick Brennan Thomas Haunon Robert Boyd 763 4568 1489 1159 207 741 Roy. Artillery ditto Stli Lancers Cold. Guards Scots Fusiliers 4th Foot 12th Foot 29th Foot 43rd Foot Kingston, Surrey Cork Eastdean, Sussex Neweastle- on- Tyne Audovor, Hants London Carlo w Limerick Maybolo, Ayr ditto ditto ditto stoker labourer shoemaker labourer ditto weaver 20 21 204 22 301 21 191 26 22 5 44 5 7 5 84 6 94 6 01 5 6 5 64 5 3 5 64 brown brown It. bm brown brown dk. brn sandy dk. brn brown grey blue It. brn grey blue hazel grey grey blue fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh pale black cord jacket; black regimental plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 6 Mar. 23 Feb. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 29 Feb. 1 Mar. Woolwich ditto Brighton Birminghm London Chatham Dublin ditto Chatham ditto ~ ditto scar on right breast and back of neck recruit took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. D; took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Limerick ditto to Maybole; pockpitted ditto to Ballyjamesduff 176299 Michael Smith 849 45th Foot Ball vjamesduff, Cavn. labourer 211 5 95 brown blue fresh ditto 28 Feb. Curragh 176300 176301 176302 176303 176801 176305 176306 176307 176308 176309 George Over Samuel Phillips Edward Allard Cornelius Roach David Hughes Alex. Dunsmore Hugh Bradley Patrick Kelly James McKnight 531 719 1117 1446 457 1183 3431 1014 758 63rd Foot 60th Rifles ditto ditto ditto ditto 78th Foot ditto 92nd Foot 96th Foot East Coker, Somerset Coventry Edmonstone, Wilts Shoaeditch, London Castletwnroach, Cork Carnarvon NowMonklauJjLanrk Glasgow Lanark Shankhill, Antrim ditto ditto bricklayer sawyor currier labourer minor moulder mason groom 204 251 23 24 271 24 195 274 244 23 5 54 5 54 5 34 5 5 5 ' 74 5 5 5 64 5 54 5 74 5 6J brown It. brn brown It. brn brown It. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn black hazel grey grey grey hazel grey blue blue brown grey fair fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh 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. 28 Feb. 29 Feb. Portsmouth London ditto Montreal ditto ditto Dover ditto Edinburgh Belfast ditto to E. Coker; tattooed on arms took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Salisbury took part of reg. nec. ditto ditto off furlough to Holy town ditto to Glasgow ditto to Greenlaw 6 P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. March 23. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJES^' S SERVICE { continued) OFFICE NAME. BEQ. COBPS. WHEBE B0BN. TBADE. H e> SIZE. HAIB. NO. NO. M FACA "] 0AT & TB01TSEBS. DATE 01 DESERTN. PLACE OP DESEBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 176310 176311 176312 176313 176314 176315 176316 176317 176318 176319 Richard De Vergny Alfred Durand Martin Connor William Pescod James Boyle John Dent William Roberts James Hindes Edwin Fowler Authony Meledy 249 575 378 556 482 506 986 209 77 1219 6th Drag. Gds. lst Dragoons 6tli Dragoons 14th Hussars ditto ditto 18th Hussars Gren. Guards Cold. Guards 12th Foot LjiiJOu Guildford, Surrey Thune, Galway Loudon D mtocher, Dunbartn !.<> i ' on Manchester Stockport, Chester Wellington, Salop Dublin . cieri. carpenter bricklayer lithographr. labourer ditto mechanic labourer blacksmith boilermaker 2ja- 21J 29 211 23* 21 231 261 26 i 19 < i broWi. 9 brown 6 It. brn 6 black brown 7 * yown 5} brown 8 | brown 10 J | brown 55; brown grey grey hazel blue grey grey blue grey blue fai^ fv.* sh f. fresh fresU fresh fresh fresh fresh • egimontal ditto ditto duto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ' ditio 3 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 4 Mar. 28 Feb. 128 Feb. 3 Mar. Aldershot ditto ditto Manchester ditto ditto . Norwich Windsor London Dublin took the whole of reg. nec. [ teetk off furlough to London ; lost upper front ditto to Glasgow ; scar left wrist 2nd toes deformed, cupping marks left arm off furlough to Northampton took waist- belt and part of reg. uec. scar of bubo in right groiu 1763201 John Regan 176321 i John Keaveny 1763221 William Waters 176323 David Lewis 176324 Patrick Brennan 176325 i George Wareham 176326 John Tite 176327 Samuel Taylor 176328 Harry Hughes 176329! Miles McGill 992 352 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 85tli Foot Mallen, Cork Ashtou, Lancashire Faddenham, Cambs Carmarthen Kells, Meath Wimborne, Dorset Portsmouth Eccleshall, York Wigan, Lancaster Gateshead, Durham labourer labourer painter shoemaker bricklayer groom painter miner grinder l'.' i 23 294 26 21J 214 2E> 1 2n 201 26 i 61 brown 5 brown 5 dark 64 It. bra 7 dk. brn 84 dk. brn 6 brown 52 brown 7i It. brn 7 brown blue liuzel hazel grey brown grey grey hazel grey hazel fresh fi-. isu fresh fruah dark frndh fr « sh fresh frnsh fail- ditto ditto light brown regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto d itt. o ditto 4 Mar. 29 Fob. 1 Mar. 28 Feb. 1 Mar. 2 Mar. 29 Feb. 4 Mar. 6 Mar. 1 Mar. Buttevant Aldorshot ditto Carmarthen Curragh Pnrkhurst London Aldershot Colchester Dover off furlough to Cork ; warts back of hands ditto supp. in Coldbath- fields prison took part of reg. nec. [ half webbed off pass to Wimborne; 2nd and 3rd toes off furlough to Brentwood off pass to London [ shoulder off furlough to N.- on- Tyne; 2 moles rt. 176330 176331 176332 176333 176334 176335 176336 176337 176338 176339 Edward Bonnett Martin Murphy William Bastock Thomas Regan William McCurdy John Yoe Alex. Cameron S. Hainsworth Adam Bird James Quarry 582 315!. 4707 11059 1641 1395 1421 13012 14237 ditto 96th Foot 102nd Foot Royal H. Art. Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Boston, Lincolnshire Glenmore, Kilkenny Loudon Southwark, Surrey Dublin Fmey, Cornwall Staunton, Inverness Wibsey, York Keswick, Cumberland Calcolish, Limerick labourer ditto shoemaker engineer tailor labourer turner ironroller blacksmith labourer 25* 31 24| 2* 4 2H 284 254 264 20 264 dk. brn brown dk. brn brown black It. brn dk. brn brown red brown grey brown blue grey grey grey hazel hazel grey blue 176340 176311 176312 176313 176341 176345 176316 176347 176318 176319 Altred Dale John Whates Charles Reeve Henry J. Brown James Lions John Hughes John McCarthy John Sullivan Thomas Jones Thomas Howorth 15230 613 711 481 ditto CapeMntdKlI ditto Commissariat 5th Foot Roy. Artillery 4th Foot ditto 55th Foot 60th Rifles Wiston, Sussex Asbford, Kent Leighton B uzzardB is Amely, Hereford Birmingham Glasgow Cardiff ditto Burnley, Lancaster Bolton plumber labourer baker ditto « engine man hobbler ditto labourer butcher 231 18 J 18J 274 19 24 21 20 20 18 4 ' brown 5 dark 3 brown 11 auburn 64 [ dk. brn 9 black 64| dk. brn 8 dk. brn 10 jdark 64 lit. brn hazel brown It. brn blue hazel blue hazel hazel hazel brown jfr « Sli fair fresh I fair frrtsh fair ifresh fresh fair 1 frrfsb tresh dark fair fresh frwh d n'k d- u- k Sil'loW dark fr. « sh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 2 Mar. 1 Mar. 5 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 Mar. 29 Feb. 1 Feb. 25 Feb. 1 Mar. 28 Feb. Boston Belfast Tilbury Ft. Dublin Warley Ballincollig Montreal Portsmouth Woolwich Sheerness D; corporal punishment off furlough off pass to Brockville, Canada West off furlough to Alderney ditto ditto to Limerick ditto ditto ditto ditto black tweed; moleskin guernsey; fustian linen slop ; fustian moleskin j cord black ; mole- kin Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 5 Mar. 5 Mar. 8 Mar. 5 Mar. i 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 surgically inspected 176350 176351 176352 176353 176351 176355 176356 176357 17635S 176369 176360 176361 176362 176363 176361 176365 176366 176367 176i6i 176369 176370 176371 176372 176373 176371 176375 176376 176377 176378 176379 Michael O'Brien John Mahoney James Chinner Michael Linehan John Davidson Isaac Ash George Moreland Joseph Williams William Denmark Robert Diamond 119i 2nd Lite Gds. 629 5th Drag. Gds. 9th Lancers 16th Lancers lst Foot 8th Foot 102 • 168 102 1283 560 662 111 I 1212 32nd Foot list Foot 42nd Foot ditto Kiluiore, Tipperary Powerstown, Tipprry. Croydon, Surrey Cork Belfast, Antrim Leicester Gloucester Oslev Fields, Stafford Ediuburgh Lanark clerk labourer labourer ditto hosier sawyer mason blacksmith i labourer 22} 24- 4 224 26} 23 18 234 21 194 184 114 9 94 64 6} 64 7 7 64 6 dark auburn It. brn brown brown fair dk. brn It. brn dk. brn red grey grev hazel grey grey black grey grey blue grey sallow frH, h fa' r sallow fr- ssh fresh fresh light pale fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dit to 3 Mar. 3 Mar. 6 Mar. 4 Mar. 5 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. London Cahir Shomcliffe York Portsmouth Sheffield Dublin Preston Stirling ditto cross roughly tattooed between shoulders took waist- belt off furlough to Gloucester D D ; scar above left eye burn mark over right buttock Martin Connor James White Robert Bell Thomas Dalrymple Roderck McDonald James Newton George Rand William Edwards John Thomas William Cox 86 418 764 1207 1216 1711 510 15597 2277 2451 69th Foot 60th Rifles ditto 92n. il Foot ditto 108th Foot Royal H. Art. Roy. Artillery ditto ditto Kilbride, Roscommon Greywell, Hants Ballynichiucb, Down Cauipsie, Stirling Brooadle, Inverness Arran Quay, Dublin '• lifi- H, Middlesex I lunbridgeW ells, Knt Llanwist, Denbigh Avrecourt, Galway ditto ditto shoemaker labourer ditto clerk labourer carman sawy er moulder 254 26 J 22} 24| 224 23} 18} 204 34 234 dk. brn brown brown brown black dk. brn brown browi; brown dk. brn grey bazel bazel blue liazel blue hazel grey hazel grey fresh fresh faii- florid florid sallow fresh fair fresh fiw- h lit to ditto ditto ditto ditto black j tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. Aldershot London ditto Stirling ditto Fermoy Canterbury Woolwich ditto ditto off furlough took the whole of reg. nee. off pass to Campsie off pass to Drem; has had shingles took part of reg. nec took the whole of reg. nec. scar of boil on right thigh Henry Wilmot James Smith William Burrows Henry Taylor Fulton Leicester William Doyle Abraham Camil John H. Wentworth John Cowley William Grangin 11352 16531 16516 16272 15691 1976 1535 1509 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 10th Foot 105th Foot Farnborough, Kent Ports^ ncuth Warwiok Manchester Bristol Ta Idapn " re, Limerick liuvan, Renfrew Culham, Oxford Coxhow, Durham Glasgow | carman ditto blacksmith carman tailor labourer moulder labourer carter 214 18 23 18 234 -< 4 26 194 194 204 5 brown 54 brown 6 brown 4 brown 64 light R? dk. hr„ 9 It. bin 9 brown 8 ^ dk. brrJWel 64 dk. brnl blue grey grey grey grey brown g » w grey grey I fail- | fair fair fresh fair fresh I fresh j fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto | black; brown I fresh | blue jacket; 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 Aberdeeo j scar left clavicle recruit, surgically inspected recruit, not surgically inspected 17638 176881 176382 176: 183 176384 176385 176386 176387 17638- i 176389 Edward Crebbin Thomas Stuart John Beaconsfield Thomas Rafter William Oliver Joseph Evans Samuel Lee James Keane Jamos Knox Robort Lynett 736 741 717 1357 211 1138 1061 1035 1163 llt. li Hussars 12th Lancers 15th Hussars Military Train lst Foot 4th Foot 12th Foot 13th Foot 19th Foot 23rd Foot Bradford London Lambeth, Surrey Batts, Kilkenny Belfast, Antrim Ruthin, Denbigh Toronto Miltown, Kerry Euniskillen. Fmiangh Drumlass, Roscom an clerk coach maker plumber shoemaker weaver groom mason labourer ditto carpenter 18 J i 6 20415 184 5 30} 5 24 J 5 2) ,5 2! 5 20 5 191 5 22415 light brown brown brown brown sandy dk. brri sandy dk. brn dark grey hazel hazel grey blue grev | grey jb'rey I dark fair j regimental fresh I ditto fresh fresh sallow ruddy frerh florid sallow fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 9 Mar. 10 Mar. 8 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mir. 13 Mar. 11 Mar. | 6 Mar. 10 Mar. Ill Mar. Dublin Hounslow Newbridge Woolwich Portsmouth Chatham Dublin Fermoy Chatham Walmer scar on left blase, loins, & sternum off furlough to Dublin ditto to London ditto to Dublin ditto to Belfast; mole on left cheek D ; took the whole of reg. nec. took the whole of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. off furlough t o Largo, Fermanagh ditto to Sligo 176390i 176391 176392 176393 176891 176896 176396 176397 17639S 176399 William Flynn Charles Quinn Edmund Curry J. Livingston James Mason i Griffith Davis Thomas Carroll John Harrigan James Hutchins Patrick Crabby 1372 14S8 1470 2101 185 169 1083 506 1131 916 ditto 25th Foot ditto 29th Foot ditto 36th Foot ditto 58th Foot 60th Rifles 6 lst Foot Ballytlr, Queen's Killygorinan, Tyrone West Ham, London Bristol Wolverhampton Twothole, Cardigan Thurless, Tipperary Charleville, Cork Northiugton, Hants Killglass, Roscommon labourer ditto ditto ditto puddler miner plasterer labourer ditto ditto 29 22} 19] 374 214 27 23 21} 214 214 blown brown brown grey dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn brown blue blue hazel blue grey hazel hazel grey blue blue fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 8 Mar. J. 4 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 7 Mar. 2 Mar. ditto Athlone ditto Dublin ditto Mullingar ditto Newry London Jersey ditto to Ballarone, Queen's ditto to Dungannon, Tj rone ditto to West Ham D ; took part of reg. nec. took part of reg. nee. D ; cut on lower lip, and above right eye took the whole of reg nec. and great coat off furlough took part of reg. nec. 176400 176101 176102 176403 176404 176105 17610( 1 176407 176408 176109 Andrew Telford James Smith John McLean William Chapman John McLeod Leonard G. Lust Evan Owen William Simmons James Madge John Davis 1101 517 1181 586 362 468 61 931 8330 78th Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto 85th Foot ditto ditto 91th Foot 103rd Foot Stirling Accrington, Lano. Edinburgh Glasgow Lochbroom, Ross London Leintwarden. Herefrd Liverpool Bradford Birmingham ditto ditto mason hammermn, clerk labourer collier servant 204 264 ^ 214 21 22} 20 22 26 234 23 64 brown 84 dk. brn 6} It. brn 6 brown 4 dk. brn 5 dk. brn 7 dk. brn 6 brown 64Idk. brn 6 ! dk. brn hazel brown grey grey hazel bazel blue brown grey brown fresh fresh fresh florid fresh fresh fair fresh fresh sallow ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto plain black; dark regimental 11 Mar. 11 Mar. 11 Mar. 7 Mar. 12 Mar. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 8 Mar. Dover ditto ditto Glasgow Dover ditto ditto ditto Gravcsend Colchester off furlough to Kilsyth ditto to Accrington ; D ditto to Edinburgh recruit, finally approved off furlough to Inverness supp. on board American sloop Kearsage scar on rt. arm, a wreath and ' J. K.,' on left scar on left side 176110 176111 176412 176413 176414 176115 176416 176417 176418 176119 Robert Long James McCracken Thomas Perkins Francis Charlton Joseph Strickland George Medcalf Edward SulliVan James Ballantyne John Hood John Dobbs 3391 1561 4486 4798 4189 721 6748 419 410 106th Foot 108th Foot Royal H. Art. ditto ditto ditto ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto Sidmount, Devon. Glasgow London Langley, Bucks Worcester Donnington, Lincoln Sydenham, Kent Edinburgh Aberlady, Haddingtn. Wymondham, Norf. tailor ditto labourer groom polisher farmer labourer miner labourer shoemaker 25 18} 254 231 25 i 23] 19 22 234 254 6 6 84 44 3} 44 44 10 74 7} brown dk. brn brown dk. brn brown light It. brn brown dk. brn brown dk. brn dark grey hazel hazel blue blue blue blue blue dark fair fresh dark fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 6 Mar. 8 Mar. 11 Mar. 18 Feb. 18 Feb. Birr Glasgow Woolwich ditto ditto Canterbury Woolwich Glasgow Kingston* ditto off furlough to Glasgow; scar on hip & thigh D scar over vaccine D j scar on left cheek recruit, finally approved took waist- belt * Canada West burn on left knee 176420 176421 176422 176123 17' I424 176125 176426 176487 176123 176129 Thomas Densmar Geo. W. Barnett John Ford John Sheen Thomas Fage Peter Rice Dom. McDonagh John Burnfield Patrick Murphy William Wells William J. Walsh John Murphy John Moloney Edward Been William Blyth Thomas Bowen Edward Robertson Robt. H. G. Brown Arthr. Wm. Bentall Walter Collis 9832 ditto 110241 ditto 1540 ditto 10136 16274 7368 7331 7321 7208 6893 ditto ditto ditto Rl. Engineers ditto ditto ditto Naas, Kildare N. Waltham, Hants Pensford, Somerset Dcptford, Kent London Killucan, Westmeatli Sligo Berwick- on- Tweed Ballingarv, Limerick Manchester labourer 23 5 94 brown brown fresh ditto cockademkr 254 5 10 brown grey fair ditto labourer 22 6 74 brown grey fresh ditto ditto 264 5 24 dk. brn grey fresh ditto collar maker 294 5 44 brown grey fair ditto baker 21 6 7 brown It. brn fresh ditto bricklayer painter 26 6 84 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 26 6 6 brown grey fresh ditto shoemaker 214 5 114 brown grey fresh ditto bricklayer 29} 5 ' 7 It. brn grey fresh ditto printer 23 5 74 dk. brn hazel sallow black; tweed labourer 19 i 64 dk. brn grey fresh black; serge shoemaker 20 5 64 dk. brn blue fresh black labourer 20 5 6 brown blue fresh ditto 20 5 brown blue fresh mole jacket; mole groom labourer 4 18 6 4} brown grey fresh velvet; black clerk 204 5 64 dk. bm dark fresh regimental labourer 24 S 7 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto ditto 26} 5 7 brown hazel dark ditto clerk 27 8 0i dark bazel fresh ditto 10 Mar. 8 Mar. 6 Mar. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 7 Mar. 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 9 Mar. 15 Mar. Warley Sheerness Dover Woolwich ditto ditto Devonport Chatham ditto Devonport off furlough to Dublin off pass off furlough to Swansea; scar on rt. arm. D off furlough ditto ditto ditto ditto to Killucan; D ; white mark on stomach to Glasgow to Castletown, Limerick i scar of bubo right groia 176430 176131 1761M 17643.) 176131 176435 176 43 i. 176137 17613d 176139 718 613 548 1786 2 tst Hussar* 105th Foot ditto Roy . Artillery ditto ditto 11th Hussars 13th Hussars Military Train Gren. Guards Westminster, London Birkenhead, Cheshire Glasgow Dartford, Kant Newmarket, Camba. Chatham, Kent Aberdeen Newtowmntkennedy* Birmingham Romford, Essex 9 Mar. 8 Mar. 9 Mar. 7 Mar. 9 Mar. 7 Mar. 9 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 14 Mar. Westminstr Liverpool Glasgow Woolwich ditto ditto Dublin Aldershot Woolwich London recruit, approved mark on right thigh ; supp. gone to Glasgow recruit, surgically inspected recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto lost two teeth, several decayed off furlough to Dublin * Wicklovr took part of reg. nec. off pass to Romford I 6 P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. May 7. DESERTEKS VROU THE MILITIA. OTFICE HO. NAME. BEG. HO. COBPS. WHEBE BOBN. TRADE, H o SIZE. HAIB. EYES. PACE. COAT & TBOUSEBS. DATE OP DESEBTN. PLACE OP BESEBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 67085 John Grant 3790 2ndT. Hmlts* St. Luke's labourer 22 6 7 It. brn grey fresh 24 April Bethnal Gn. scar of bubo * absent from training 67086 Mark Lickford 3804 ditto St. George's ditto shoemaker 20 5 4 It. brn grey fresh 24 April ditto supp. transported 67087 John Mullens 3883 ditto labourer 24 6 74 black grey sallow 24 April ditto marks on left hip 57088 John Daly 3798 ditto Cork ditto 19 6 4} dk. brn hazel sallow 24. April ditto 67089 Henry Lipper John Lynch 3884 ditto Pcckham, Surrey cabinetmkr. 19 6 54 It. bni grey fresh 24 April ditto supp. transported 67090 8818 ditto Mallow, Cork labourer 19 5 4} brown hazel sallow 24 April ditto scar on back 67091 John May 3810 ditto St. George's, London ditto 19 5 5} dk. brn hazel fresh 24 April ditto 67092 Edward Power 3944 ditto Waterford carpenter 27 5 74 dk. brn grey fresh 24 April ditto pockpitted; scar on leg 67093 John Ryan 3846 ditto St. George's, London labourer 20 6 84 It. brn hazel fresh — 24 April ditto 67094 Thomas Smith 3801 ditto Newington ditto 20 5 6 brown blue fresh • 24 April ditto moles on neck and chest 67095 William Webb 4046 ditto Stratford, Essex ditto 18 5 4 It. brn grey fair 24 April ditto 57096 John Wilson 3806 ditto Whitechapel, London ditto 25 6 94 It. brn brown fresh 24 April ditto scar on chest 67097 George Brown 4062 ditto Spitalfields St. George's ditto 19 6 4 dk. brn grey fair — 10 April ditto scar on forehead 67098 Goorge Mason 4099 ditto ditto 26 6 5} dk. brn hazel sallow 10 April ditto 67099 Henry Rummicorn 4230 ditto Hoxton porter 19 6 7 dk. brn blue fresh 10 April ditto marks on left arm 67100 John Walker 4154 ditto Bethnal Green labourer 19 5 4 It. brn grey fresh 10 April ditto 67101 John Milton 3850 ditto Shoreditch painter 28 6 4 brown grey fresh 24 April ditto 67102 John Lynch 3845 ditto Kublin labourer 20 6 7 black hazel sallow 2t April ditto 67103 Thomas Sands 3805 ditto W hitechapel, London ditto 20 6 54 It. brn grey fresh 24 April ditto 67104 John Slater 3795 ditto South wark ditto 20 5 84 lirow^ i brown pale 24 April ditto 67105 James King 3890 ditto Holborn ditto 23 5 4 dk. brn grey sallow 24 April ditto scar on right arm 67106 John Welsh 3935 ditto Spitalfields ditto 18 5 84 brown grey fair 24 April ditto 67107 William Bott 4148 ditto Islington ditto 18 5 44 brown blue fresh 10 April ditto 67108 Charles Lane 4203 ditto St. George's ditto 24 5 6 auburn grey fresh — 10 April ditto scar on back 67109 Thomas Holland 4307 ditto Ireland ditto 23 6 64 It. brn grey fresh 10 April ditto marks on arms 87110 Denis Bryan Walter Lynns 3908 ditto BethnalGreen, Londn costermngr. 20 5 104 brown brown fair 24 April ditto 67111 3919 ditto St. Luke's boxmaker 27 6 8 brown hazel sallow 24 April ditto scar under jaw 67112 James Nye 3966 ditto Shoreditch braidmaker 19 5 64 blaefc hazel sallow 24 April ditto supp. in Artillery 67118 John Barry 4122 ditto W upping porter 20 5 84 dk. brn hazel fresh 10 April ditto 67114 Robert Hubbard 4118 ditto Milo Knd labourer 18 5 64 brown grey pale 10 April ditto scar on face 67116 John Kiminske 4262 ditto Spitalfields ditto 20 5 84 dk. brn blue fair 10 April ditto scar of bubo on groins; supp. gone to sea 67116 Oliver Newson 4086 ditto Shoreditch ditto 18 6 64 black grey dark 10 April ditto scar on left arm 67117 Henry Riches 4104 ditto Spitalfields wadding mk 20 5 94 dk. brn grey fair 10 April ditto supp. in Artillery 67118 John Sullivan 4187 ditto Suffolk porter 23 6 6 black linxel callow — 10 April ditto scar of bubo on groins 67119 John Sullivan 3777 ditto Cork labourer 23 5 9 dk. brn grey red 24 April ditto 67120 William Sweeney 3784 ditto Southwark, Lonrion Whitechapel ditto 13 5 7 brown nnzrl 24 April ditto scar on left elbow 67121 John Sanders 3976 ditto ditto 20 6 64 brown hazel tair 24 April ditto pockpitted 67122 John Costello 3779 ditto Cork ditto 18 6 6 black hazel fresh 24 April ditto 67128 James Donovan 3843 ditto St. Andrew's, London ditto 20 5 B brown gT* nV • pilp 24 April ditto 67124 Henry Jackson 3768 ditto Deptford, Kent ditto 19 5 54 brown grey frosh 21 April ditto 67126 George Costello 3747 ditto Bethnal Green, Londn ditto 20 5 74 brown blue fresh 24 April ditto scar on back 67126 Edward Bonnor 4198 ditto Stepney sawyer 29 5 64 brown hazel sallow 24 April ditto 67127 George Brown 4168 ditto Clerkenwell printer 18 0 44 brown hazel dark 24 April ditto 67128 Richard Clarke 4132 ditto Somerset wheelwrght 27 5 54 brown grey fresh 10 April ditto sear on forehead 67129 Charles Mallison 4095 ditto Kingstown, Cumblnd. labourer 19 5 fi brown ir": fair 10 April ditto marks on left arm 67130 William Webster 2164 Northampton* Bralield, Northampt. ditto 23 5 6} black hazel sallow — 27 April Northampt. * absent from training 67131 John Draper Charles Stewart 2166 ditto Little Creaton shoemaker 26 6 74 It. brn hazel fair 27 April ditto 67132 2303 ditto Northampton ditto 244 6 8 It. brn grey sallow Z7 April tlluo 67138 John Wright 2386 ditto Spratton Northampton ditto 224 5 2} It. brn hazel sallow — 27 April ditto 67134 John Blanton 2468 ditto ditto 214 5 3 It. brn grey fresh 27 April ditto 67186 Henry Wilton 2172 ditto ditto ditto 25} 5 44 brown grey fresh 27 April ditto 67136 Robert Groom 2516 ditto ditto labourer 214 5 5 brown hazel fresh 27 April ditto 67137 George Bree 2532 ditto Daventry ditto 224 5 4 brown hazel fair 27 April ditto 67138 Charles Allen 2691 ditto Brixworth ditto 26J 6 44 It. brn grey fair — i 27 April ditto 67139 James Roberts 2655 ditto Yardley- Hastings shoemaker 22} 6 7 It. brn grey fair 27 April ditto scar on forehead 67110 Wm. Cartwright 2775 ditto Northampton ditto 214 5 4 black grey sallow 27 April ditto 67141 John Stevenson 2926 ditto ditto . ditto 23 5 3} brown grey fair 27 April ditto 6714? William Fitzhugh 3005 ditto Walgrave labourer 22} 5 6 It. bm grey fair 27 April ditto 671 )• » William Elderkin 3046 ditto Oundle ditto 25 5 9 dk. brn blue fresh 27 April ditto gone to Australia 67141 Thomas Poole 8132 ditto London butcher 20 5 5 It. brn blue fair 27 April ditto supp. in Roy. Artillery 67145 Joseph King 3138 ditto Weedon, Northampt. shoemaker 204 5 44 brown blue fair 27 April ditto ditto 67146 William Kent 3232 ditto Dallington labourer 24} 5 4} It. brn grey fair 27 April ditto 67147 John Stapleton 3338 ditto Bedford shoemaker 184 6 44 dk. brn hazel sallow 27 April ditto 67148 Jnmes Gilpin 3844 ditto Northampton ditto 23 6 44 dk. brn hazel fair 27 April ditto 67149 John Everest 8479 ditto Oundle miller 23J 6 44 It. brn grey fresh 27 April ditto 67150 John Leadbeater 3510 ditto London shoemaker 28 6 7S brown brown fair — 13 April ditto 67151 George Leambert 3519 ditto Barnuck, Northampt. miller 224 6 44 brown brown fresh 13 April ditto 67152 George Howell 3555 ditto Northampton labourer 204 6 5} It. brn grey fair 13 April ditto burn on left arm 57158 Thomas Warillow 3592 ditto ditto shoemaker 204 6 8 brown brown fair 13 April ditto 67154 James Smith 3630 ditto ditto bootfimsher 194 5 4 dk. brn brown fresh 13 April ditto 67156 Charles Corner 3H81 ditto Stretton, Rutland Lilborne, Northampt. labourer 19} 5 44 It. brn blue fresh 13 April ditto name supp. to be Thos. Wilkinson 67156 John Clarke 8639 ditto ditto 26} 5 41 dk. brn grey fresh 13 April ditto 67167 Thomas Brown 3641 ditto Northampton shoemaker 18} 5 5 dk. brn grey fair 13 April ditto 67168 George Green 3644 ditto ditto ditto 18} 5 6 It. brn grey fresh 13 April ditto 67169 James Thompson 3654 ditto Daventry bootcloser 26 5 74 dk. brn hazel fresh 13 April ditto 67160 James Murdin 3663 ditto Northampton shoemaker 18| 5 7 It. brn grey fair 13 April ditto. 67161 Charles Lines 3666 ditto Chipping Warden gardener 214 5 44 dk. brn hazel fresh 13 April ditto 67162 Thomas Ross 3667 ditto Bozeat blacksmith 24 5 6 dk. brn grey ^ rey fresh 13 April ditto 67163 George Gent 3696 ditto Wellingborough shoemaker 21 5 74 brown fair 13 April ditto supp. in neighbourhood of'Change- alley, Londi 67164 Philip Tilley 3713 ditto Northampton ditto 194 5 44 dk. brn grey sallow 13 April ditto 67165 David Noble 3714 ditto Piddington carpenter 30 5 6} brown grey fair 18 April ditto 67166 Timothy Shea 3717 ditto Cork shoemaker 284 5 7} It. brn grey fair 13 April ditto ditto 67167 William Jones 495 Radnor* Knuckluss labourer 20 5 6 brown grey fair —— 13 May Presteign * absent from training 6716'.' William Parry 408 ditto Ludlow, Salop bookseller 26 6 7 black brown dark 13 May ditto 67169 Thomas Brunt 435 ditto. Kennersly, Hereford drainer 25 5 7} brown blue fair 13 May ditto 67170 Joseph Harries 680 Carmth. Art.* Carmarthen haulier 25 5 6} auburn brown fresh 14 May Carmarthen tattooed on arms * absent from training 67171 John Jones 595 ditto Llanbodairne, Cardgn shoemaker 28 5 74 brown grey fresh 14 May ditto 57172 John Lloyd 497 ditto Llanwinio. Carmrthn. labourer 22 5 10 brown grey fresh — 28 May ditto 57178 William Stewart 2624 Renfrew* Paisley, Renfrew ditto 20 6 6 brown hazel sallow 15 July Greenock * absent from training 67174 William Butler 1977 Bucks* Borringdon, Herts ditto 234 6 5 It. brn grey fresh 24 April H. Wycmbe mark under right ear ditto 67175 Charles Lewis 206 V ditto ChcBham, Bucks Claydon shoemaker 20416 4 red grey sallow 24 April ditto • 67176 John Bryant 2067 ditto blacksmith 25} 15 34 dark It,, brn fair 24 April ditto 67177 John Winchester 2438 ditto Datchot, Berks labourer 23415 6 It. brn grey fresh 24 April ditto supp. in Army 6717 « James Abel Thorpe 2549 ditto Newport, P « gnel, Bckp ditto 19 6 5 brown grey freck. 24 April ditto supp. in neighbourhood of Northampton 67179 Henry Coker 2046 ditto Burnham ditto 234 f> « dk. brn grey fresh 10 April . ditto sapp. in neighbourhood of Hounslow 67180 Arthur Simco 2710 ditto Emberton blacksmith 19! 5 10 brown grey dark 10 April ditto supp. working in London 67181 Charles Plater 2718 ditto Haddenham lobourer 334 6 6 black dk. bm fan- — 24 April ditto gone to Australia 67182 George Williams 2724 ditto Cippenham ditto 19} 6 2 dk. brn grey fair 10 April ditto scar on forefinger 67183 John Smith 2726 ditto Little Marlow ditto 204 6 9 dk. brn grey fair 10 April ditto 67184 Nathan Miller 27 " » ditto TTnHwiok ditto 224 5 104 brown i uzel < Vesh 24 April ditto supp. in Army 67185 Abel Tapping 2781 ditto Longwick ditto 18 6 1 brown hazel fair 10 April ditto in 2nd Surrey Militia 67186 John A. Smith 2808 ditto Olney tamier 22} 6 9 brown grey fail' 10 April ditto wart on left eye 67187 William Reece 2826 ditto Stony Stratford labourer 194 6 7 brown grey brown fair 10 April ditto 67188 William Jones 2826 ditto ditto ditto 224 5 8 dV. brn dark 10 April ditto 67189 David Jardine 1256 Fife* Dunfermline, Fife ditto 18} 5 7* It. bi'ii blue llean 25 J une Cupar scar on chest and neck 67190 Peter Drew 1256 ditto Edinburgh tailor 184 6 54 dk. brn blue fresh — 25 June ditto 67191 George Masterton 1271 ditto Dunfermline, Fife miner 234 6 6 brown grey fresh 25 June ditto 67192 Thomas Brunton 1283 ditto Abernethy labourer 184 R B4 It. brn blue fresh — 25 June ditto 67193 Hugh R. Durie 716 ditto Kirkcaldy ploughman 224 6 6 brown grey fresh 9 July 9 July ditto 67194 Jus. Cunningham 741 ditto Dysart, weaver 24 5 10 brown grey sallow ditto 67196 Robert Dick 776 ditto Abbotshall ploughman 21} 5 54 fair hazel ruddy 9 July I ditto 67196 Christopher Birrell 811 ditto Cupar ditto 22 5 54 brown blue fair — 9 July ditto 67197 Donald McDonald 818 ditto Kirkhill, Inverness groom • 224 5 6 fair blue fresh 9 July ! ditto 67198 James Lawson 888 ditto Dunfermline, Fife weaver 21| 5 5} dk. brn blue fresh 9 July lUttO supp. in 92nd Foot 67199 67200 George Scott John Headrigg 922 943 ditto ditto Carnbie Cupar ploughman 214 23 5 64 61 fair fair blue blue fresh fresh 9 July 9 July ditto ditto labourer 5 —— supp. in 11th Hussars 67201 John Birrell 986 ditto Dunfermline weaver 204 5 6 brown blue fresh 9 July ditto 67202 John Piggie Frank Divine 996 ditto Falkland labourer 25 J 5 10 brown blue Bwarth —— 9 July ditto Bears on neck 67203 1062 ditto Dunfermline ditto 20| 5 6 brown grey fresh 9 July ditto tattooed on left arm j supp. in 19th Foot 67204 George Wood 1105 ditto Dun bog tanner 20 5. 5 brown blue fresh 9 Julv ditto 67206 Joseph White 1136 ditto Strathmiglo labourer 194 5 8 brown grey fresh 9 Jnly ditto 67206 George Smith 1140 ditto Kirkcaldy Dunfermline ditto 324 5 8 brown blue fresh — 9 July ditto scar on left thigh 67207 John O'Neil 1171 ditto weaver 184 5 54 black hazel fresh 9 July ditto 67208 James Yates 1150 ditto Torryburn Salter 20 5 6 brown hazel fresh 9 July ditto in 74th Foot 67209 David Sturk 1172 ditto Dunfermline gardener 18 J 5 5 dk. brn hazel fresh i 9 July ditto 67210 David Mutter 1180 ditto Kirkoaldy hammermn. 24 5 84 brown hazel fresh . i i 9 July ditto 67211 Andrew McLean 1181 ditto Dysart Kirkcaldy irondresser 234 5 74 brown blue fresh —.— 9 July ditto scarification marks on breast 67212 William Stewart 1184 ditto brassfoundr 254 5 64 brown blue fresh • — 9 July ditto front tooth broken, scar on forehead 67213 James Russell 1193 ditto Kettle labourer 194 5 5J It. brn grey fresh 9 July ditto scar on left foot 67314 Walter Scott 1195 ditto Cults ditto 20 5 74 brown grey fresh 9 July ditto 8 P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. March 23. DESERTERS FROM THE ITIA ( continued). OWICB ( TO. NAME. EEO. NO. COBPB. WHEBB BOBN. TBADE. bize. HAIR. EYES. FACE. COAT < fc TBOU8EBS. DATE or DESBTN. ( I'LACE OP DESEBTION. MAKES and REMARKS. 67215 67216 57217 57218 67219 67220 67221 67222 67223 67221 Edward Frame Richard Byrne John Lowe James Johnston Henry Ashcroft Patrick McAlroy Anthony Jennings John hogan Thomas Kelly Patrick Young 67225 67220 67227 67228 57229 67233 67231 672' I2 67238 67234 Thomas Bussy James Bannon Thomas Curly Gcorgo Byron William Doyle Michael Gorman Owen Dunleary Patrick Russell Peter Fetherston William Trapler I8y7 1227 2183 281 3165 1331 1642 1016 1081 11126, 11168 1255 11259 11285 11307 ( 1330 11345 11370 1397 11423 Stirlingshire Kent Artil. 7thL'incashire Longford* North Lincoln WeetmthRfl* ditto ditto ditto ditto Kilkenny Dover Manchester Tmplemichael, Lngfd. Lincoln Roehfortbridgef Mullingar Kilbeggan Moate Rathowen brassfoundr musician labourer ditto * servant dealer labourer ditto ditto 18 23| 225 29 26 20 23 23 25 20| 4 5 6 Si 104 74 H 74 11 8 dk. brn dark It. brn dk. brn brown brown brown brown brown fair grey hazel blue blue blue blue grey grey groy grey plain ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 67235 57236 67237 £ 7238 < 57889 67210 67261 57242 57243 57214 Thomas Ryan James Quiskelly Pierce Boyhan Martin Lynch Michael Connor William Gaynor Ryan Laharty Patrick Cox Michael Cullon John Bourke Moate Kilbeggan Athlon » Castlepollard Athlone Nwtwnforbe*, Lngfrd. Ballinalea Mullingar, Westmtb. Moate Rochfortbridge 1130] 1467| 15231 1526 i 1535 1558! 1560 15651 1572 1603| ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 67216 67248 57247 57218 67249 67250 .57251 57262 67253 57254 Michael Maxwell Patrick Philbin Thomas Cannon John Cooney John Arthur Joseph Hutchins Kilbeggan ditto Mullingar Moate Kilbeggan Ballinacargy Rathdowning, Qun's. Ballinacargy, W truth. Moate Mullingar ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto servant labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto blacksmith labourer ditto ditto bricklayer blacksmith 214 19 23 19i 29 25 28 19 22 32 7 6* 7 6 7 6 7 6 6 7 brown dk. brn dark black dk. brn brown brown brown It. brn black blue grey grey blue brown grey grey grey hazel hazel fresh tweed fresh blue; tweed fresh black fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fair jSTr fresh fresh sallow dark sallow fresh fresh jfresh i fresh 11 Aug. 21 Oct. 30 Oct. 18 July 19 Nov. 1 June 1 June 1 June I June 1 June Stirling Dover Bury Longford Lincoln Mullingar ditto ditto ditta ditto supp. gone to Chatham, and enlisted scar on forehead * absent from training hard of hearing * ginger- beer maker * absent from training t Westmeath reported gone to America in Scotland gone to America ditto June June June June June Juno June June June June ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto in England in Scotland gone to America; burn, right elbow in Liverpool in England gone to America ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on right hip 24 32 23 25J 224 204 29J 28 26 27 It. brn It. brn It. brn brow n brown brown dk. brn brown brown' brown grey blue blue blue brown grey hazel grey black hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh 1 June 1 Juno 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto in Scotland; scar on left cheek ditto scar on right thigh gon « to America in Scotland gone to America scar on right eyebrow reported gone to America ditto ditto anchor risht arm 16181 ditto 1621 ditto 1627 ditto 1630 ditto 2166! 4th Middles. 1571 Roscommon Athlone Kilbeggan Moate Mullingar London Kilcullen, Kildare labourer ditto groom labourer musician labourer 20 15 19 5 194 8 22 5 24 5 20 5 brown grey brown Igrey brown | brown brown grey brown igrey brown grey I sallow > fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh plain regimental 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June 25 Jan. 2 Mar. ditto ditto ditto ditto Hounslow Boyle supp. working on a railway in Tipperary mole on right nates; supp. gone to America reported gone to Amcrica scars on neck off pass to Longford ADMIRALTY, March 23, 1864. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men Discharged from, Her Majesty's Sea Service, NAME. SHIP DESEBTED OB DI3- CIIABGED FBOM. DATE. WHEBB BOBN. HAIB. EYES. ! FACE. MARKS AND REMARKS. Robert Derry Peter McKeeson George Wilds M. Carnell J. Muishall J. Foulson Robert Lunn W. J. Clancy John P. Davis Edward Seymour Wm. Kennedy Wm. T. Brinson Henry Trout John West James Nixon C. Sullivan J. Dwyer Evan Davies D. S. Price Alfred Baker George Mitchell Alfred Packer J. H. Cheetham W. Langridge William Campbell Henry Hawkes George Besant William Feast Robert Cooper John Kimber Henry Letchford James Dobins James Sparks William Moses G. Dwyer Robert Smith William Oakes Samuel McCabe Henry Green James Answer John Connor Alfred James Merrall Henry C. Huntley Christopher Major James Ingham Wm. McC. Seccombe John Poke Peter Curry James Stacey Daniel Sule Himalaya, stragglor Boscawen, straggler I Excellent, straggler | ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Asia, straggler ditto Victory, straggler Adventure, discharged Asia, straggler ditto Excellent, stragglor ditto ditto ditto ditto Asia, straggler ditto ditto Excellent, straggler ditto Asia, stragglor Excellent, stragglor Enchantress, straggler Tartar, discharged Royal Adelaide, deserter Victory, straggler Cumberland, discharged St. Vincent, straggler ditto ASM, stragglor Excellent, straggler ditto ditto ditto Welleslcy, deserter Cornwailis, deserter ditto Princess Royal, deserter Ariadne, discharged Formidable, deserter Excellent, straggler ditto Cambridge, straggler Enchantress, straggler Aurora, desorter Excelltnt, straggler 18 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. 21 Mar. 21 Mar. 21 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. 16 Mar. 17 Mar. 17 Mar. 17 Mar. 18 Mar. 18 Mar. 18 Mar. 18 Mar. 17 Mar. 2 Mar. 15 MaX 15 Mar. 16 Mar. 16 Mar. 12 Mar. It Mar. 14 Mar. 23 Dec. 9 Mar. 11 Mar. 9 Mar. 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 8 Mar. 11 Mar. 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 7 Mar. 29 Feb. 29 Feb 5 Mar. 9 Mar. 4 Mar. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 3 Mar. 28 Dec. 6 Mar. private,' R. Marines boy, 2nd class 1 private, B. Marines ditto ditto ditto ditto A. B. ordinary, 2nd class stoker ordinary A. B. wrrnt officers' stwd stoker A. B. ditto ditto ditto ditto wrrnt officers' stwd stoker ditto private, R. Marines ditto stoker A. B. stoker bov, 1st class A. B. ditto stoker A. B. carpenter's ejew stoker A. B. ditto ditto ditto stoker ordinary ditto ordinary, 2nd class steward's boy private, R. Marines ditto captain, afterguard A. B. ditto ditto private R. Marines 29 15 35 23 22 29 25 22 19 28 19 23 20 21 28 28 25 22 22 20 25 26 28 32 22 30 17! 26 21 28 32 40 33 30 23 24 22 21 23 20 2 » 80 23 27 32 u 29 5 74 Taunton, Somerset 15 1 Birmingham : 5 8 Singleton 15 7 Sheffield 5 6 Stockport ' [ 5 8 ' Bradford 5 64 \ Bourn 4 9 South sea 5 14 Landport 5 5 Isle of Wight 6 6 Liverpool 5 4 Bridgewater, Somerset 6 5 Birmingham 5 6 Canada 6 4 Cambridge 5 6 Tunbridg » Wells 6 44 Cork 5 0 Pembroke 6 14 London 5 44! Gosport, Hants 5 6 Edinburgh 5 104 Ramegatff, Kent 5 7 Leeds Brighton Liverpool Winchester Southsea, Hants Tunbridge Wells 64 8 14 7 2 9 64 7 8 6 8 7 94 14 2 6 64 6 4 6 64 7 8 7 4 5 11 Cowes, Islo of Wight Cobham, Kent Taunton, Somerset Portsea, Hants London Dublin Broome Tunbndge Wells, Kent Kilrnsh, Clare Athlone Limerick Charlton, Kent London Bethnal Green, Loadon Preston, Lancash » » Isle of Whithorn* Scot- Plymouth Rothsay, Bute Bath, Somersetshire Sadbury, Hants j dark dark dk. brn ! dark sandy brown brown black brown brown brown brown light J brown brown 1 black iblack j light ! brown light , brown | light ' dark light brown hazel black blue brown hazel dark brown brown light brown black brown dark brown auburn. || brown dark grey hazel blue hazel grey grey hazel hazel blue hazel blue hazel brown grey blue blue blue blue blue It. brn brown brown It. brn brown light black light dark brown brawn grey hazel grey bluo blue hazel bine blue blue hazel hazel grey hazel grey bluo blue gre7 blue grey blue grey hazel grey dark sallow fresh fair fair dark fair dark fair fair ruddy fair fresh sallow fair fair fair pale fair fair pale ruddy sallow dark fair fair £ L reward 10s. reward served in Hogue pockpitted1 £ 1 reward served in Majestic, Narcissus, and Wrangler served in Intyiregnabfo and Scourge served in Asia and Neptune served in Cumberland £ 3 reward served in Marlborough andl Duncan £ 1 reward woman on right arm served in Torch 10s. reward ' J. D.' on each arai, scar on right ditto £ 3 reward ditto ditto ditto served in Saturn, Mars, and CornxeaWs served in Terror £ 3 reward tattooed on left arm; served in Ajax served in Highflyer, Basalisk, Plover and Cockchafer served in Royal Willirm, Pique, Impregnable, and James Watt wound on left arm No reward will be given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a part where a regular Police is organized, but all reasonable expenses will be paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. DIVISION. WHEBB BOBN. TBADE. SIZE. ' HAIB. XACE. COAT & TBOTTSEB8. DATE OF DESEBTN, PLACE OP DESEBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. Henry Knock James Campbell Henry Bell John Baker James Thompson Thomas Wilson John Scanlan Joseph Wornham* Thomas Fitz.* Charles Roote Henry Powell Thomas Jordan George Benson Alfred White George Merry William Jarvis Benjamin Kitchen Thomas Briggs William Carre Geo. H. Martin Woolwich ditto Chatham Portsmouth Woolwich Chatham Plymouth Chatham I ditto Woolwich ditto Portsmouth ditto Chatham ditto ditto ditto Portsmouth ditto Woolwich, Kent Shankhill, Antrim Sheffield jOmbersley, Wore. Coventry Leeds Greenock, Renfrew Tiverton, Devon Bermondsey, London Greenwich LoominBter, Horefrd. Marylebone, London Manchester Milfoad, Surrey London Sbillington, Bedford Spalding, Lincoln Sheffield Southampton Bath labourer 25 5 71 dk. brn grey ditto 235 6 64; dk. brn blue steel roller 20} 6 6 dk. brn grey labourer 19* 5 74 dk. bm grey ribbonwvr. 22 6 5 1 light grey shoemaker 244 S 74 brown grey clerk 214 5 64 brown grey mason 274 6 11 It. brn grey labourer 19 6 54 brown grey blacksmith 27} 5 64 brown grey painter 20} 5 3! blaok grey smith 25 5 64 brown hazel blacksmith 184 5 6i light blue labourer 20 5 10 brown grey ditto 191 5 51 brown grey ditto 214 5 64 brown hazel ditto 224 6 5 light grey smith 32} 6 6 It. brn hazel draughtsmn miner 27415 6} It. brn grey | 21}| 6 7 dk. brn hacel Eresh 15 Alar. Woolwich fresh 15 Mar. ditto fair uniform 11 Mar. Chatham dark dark 14 Mar. Birminghm fresh . 10 Mar. Woolwich freBh brown ; black 10 Mar. Sheffield fresh uniform 6 Mar. Chatham fresh undress uniform 27 Feb. Plymouth fresh uniform 10 Mar. Chatham fair undress uniform 4 Mar. ditto sallow 3 Mar. Woolwich fresh 28 Feb. ditto fresh undress uniform 25 Feb. Gosport fair blue pilot; mole 2 Mar. Guildford fair undress uniform 27 Feb. Chatham fresh ditto 27 Feb. ditto fresh ditto 24 Feb. ditto fresh ditto 24 Feb. ditto fair uniform 1 Mar. Forton fair undress uniform 1 Mar. ditto J. C.' on left arm off furlough to Sheffield ; burn mark on left leg recruit; escaped from escort D tattooed on cheBt and arm; recruit off furlough to London * alias William Miller * aliaB Fitzgerafd off furlough to London; tattooed on right arm scar of burn near right armpit; recruit anchor on left arm D off furlough to Sheffield ' G. H. Martin' on right arm LONDON : PRINTED FOR HER MAJESTY'* STATIONERY OFFICE BY HARRISON AND SONS, ST. MARTIN'S LANE, W. C.