POLICE PjltilteOerr GAZETTE 6l> autf) oritj|* CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and - against Receivers of Stolen Goods, repute* Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and the circumstance of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences who are 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, ivith every particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description, as accurate as possible, of Properf, that has been stolen, and a minute Dt ~ ription of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 3916 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1864. Motlce.— It is requested that all communication? f< f the pur- pose of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, ' or stolen property, may bear the Signature of the person requiring or sending the same, aud all applications in reference to the POLICE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to ME. W. D. BU'UNABY, the Editor, Police Court, llovr- stroet, London, W. C. %• Whenever it is desired that any person shou\ a ue appre- hended, and the Name is given, it is indispensably necessary that un Information should be made and sworn to before a Magistrate, of the Offence charged, and an attested copy thereof, together with the Advertisement, forwarded to the Editor for insertion. As na charge is made for the insertion of any article iji the POLICE GAZETTE, all Letter* addressed to the Editor mut toe prepaid, otherwise the insertion will not be made. It is requested that the Names and Descriptions of Deserters and Absentees from the Militia, as well as those from the regular Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, may be addressed to " The Under Secretary of State for War, War Office, Pall Mall, London, S. W.," as they cannot be published without his authority. INFORMATIONS MURDER " AID MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. Description of two men who are supposed to be concerned in the murder and robbery of Matthew Hodgson, on the high road between Hartlepool and Hart, Durham, on the 19th instant. They called at a house in Hartlepool about l( KiO p. m. j on the " 20th instant, and asked for lodgings, but were refused. One, 80 to 3- 5 years of age, about 5 feet 10 inches high, pale complexion, freckled face, dark brown hair, short dark whiskers; dressed in light fustian trousers, old striped cotton shirt, and dark cap : he stated that he had broken out of Durham Gaol ( which is false), asked for a change of clothes, and was supplied with a blue guernsey with ' S' stitched in ! the breast, with red worsted, which he put on above his old cotton shirt ; he had neither coat nor waistcoat on at the time. The other, 28 to 32 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, pale complexion ; dressed in dark velvet coat, dark trousers, small dark cloth cap, and carried a bundle. They left the said house about 12 p. m., and went to the Town Wall, and were seen to throw the bundle into the sea, and run away. In- formation to be given to Mr. Superintendent J. W. Dixon, Durham County Constabulary, West Hartlepool.— Bow- street,, j March 30. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. During the night of the 14th, or the morning of the 15th instant, the ship ' Ellora,' then lying at the Spit in the Bristol Channel, was set on fire. A reward of £ 50 will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders, to any person who shall give to Mr. John Iluxtable, Chief Superintendent of Police, at Newport, Monmouth, such information as shall lead to such conviction ; and any person c mcerned, not being the aclual offender, giving 6uch information, will be entitled to the reward, and effort will be made to obtain for him Her Majesty's pardon.— Bow- street, March 24. 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 such information as will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, on application to the said Marshall Fowler, Esq., Preston Hal), near Stockton- on- Tees,— Bow- street, March 18. mation to be given 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. 6d , drawn upon the Gloucestershire Banking Company, Stroud, in the name of L. Winterbotham, on the 14th instant. He is from 45 to 50 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, aud Messrs. Tipping, Chansarel, and Co., wine and brandy shippers, 79, Great Tower- street, London, was in his company at the time the forged note wTas 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 has 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. 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.' engraved on the outer case. Information to be given to Mr. Isaac Gregory, Superin- tendent, Guildhall, Doncaster.— Bow- street, March 21. Between 7 and 9- 30 p. 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 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 Gold and Silver. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent C. Hollington, Chertsey, Surrey.— Boio- street, March 21. FORGERY. Description of RICHARD VELLACOTT, a farmer, late of Lynton, Devon, who is charged upon a warrant with uttering a forged deed of conveyance, with intent to defraud : about 50 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, complexion fresh, hair and whiskers dark ( turning grey), has a large cut on one of his cheeks, is very deaf, rather bow- legged, and stoops when walking ; generally dressed in black coat and vest, light cord breeches, wit h leggings or top boots. He will probably endeavour to emigrate. Information to be given to Mr. Thos. Blanchard, Chief Superintendent, Barnstaple, Devon.— Bow- st., March 30. 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, 6 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 repeats his woids ; has been a Wesleyan local preacher, and Mt StnffiiA nil thiiatn. h init '';' * t" 1 6' 15 a. m. London train, ' e platform check- ticket with Birmingham, Leeds, and prehension, Infor- ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen from the person of a gentleman on Doncaster race- course on the 15th instant, an open- faced silver lever Watch, capped and jewelled, maker Samuel Sharp, Retford, No. 89840. Information to be given to Mr. Isaac Gregory, Superintendent of Police, Guildhall, Doncaster.— Bmo- street, March 30. Stolen from a person at Chertsey steeple chase, on the 24th instant, a gold engine- turned hunting Watch, maker's name Collie.' £ 10 reward will be paid on the recovery of the Watch, and conviction of the offender or offenders. Informa- tion to be given to C. Hollington, Superintendent of Police, Chertsey, or to Inspector Miller, Weybridge.— Bow- street, March 28. Stolen from the person at Chertsey steeple chase, on the 23rd instant, a plain gold hunting Watch, maker's name ' Wood,' Staines; crest, a bird on a stump of a tree, with ' W. R.' underneath, in old English letters ; a gold Chain, and two Seals attached, one seal an old- fashioned three- faced corne- lian ( dark red), the other a key and seal together, with ' W. R.' on the seal. Information to be given to C. Hollington, Super- intendent of Police, Chertsey, Surrey.— Bow- street, March 28. Stolen on the 23rd instant, from the person of a gentleman, in Holborn, a silver lever Watch, maker Dent, No. 2 | 12522, gold Albert Chain attached.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, March 28. Stolen from the person of a gentleman, on the 25th instant, at the Oystermouth Railway Station, Mumbles, Glamorgan- shire, a single- case gold lever Watch, No. 2807, has a small bulge on case. £ 2 reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Parsons, Glamorgan Constabulary, Neath.— Bow- st., March 28. Stolen from the person of William Wilson, of Hulme, near Manchester, on the night of the 25th instant, at Belle Vue- gardens, a silver skeleton Watch, maker Arnold, London, No. 2370. Information to be given to the Superintendent of the County Police, Old Trafford, near Manchester.— Bom- street, March 28. 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- BlTT* A. RY AND HOUSE ! BREAKING. During ' of the 27th instant, a pawnbroker's shop tn the borou0 _ - as broken and entered by the roof, and the following property stolen therefrom : 1 gold lever Watch, centre seconds, No. 30,645. 5 gold Geneva lever Watches, Nos. 29,913, 29,916, 27,574, 30,013, and 29,936. 12 silver lever Watches ( new), Nos. 1,372, 59.213, 5,002, 4,216, 4,675, 4,376, 4,302, 4,299. 5,169, 5,171, 5,168, 4,999. 7 silver Geneva ditto, Nos. 39,805, 16,288, 772, 21,447, 74,938, 5 483, aud 3,933. 3 silver lever Watches ( second- hand), Nos. 1,' 841, 5,454, and 27,125 with silver Guard. 4 silver verge Watches ( second- hand), Nos. 4,959, 6,487, 50,834 pair- cased, and 234 pair- cased. 7 silver lever Watches. 5 silver verge Watches. 12 gold Albert Guards, various patterns. 15 gold Guards, various patterns. 10 gold Guards, secret links. 12 gold Necklets, various patterns. 24 ladies' gold Finger Rings, variety of settings. A large number of Wedding Rings. 4 dozen coloured plated Pins, 4 dozen gentlemen's Scarf Pins, different patterns and settings. A number of gold Lockets, various patterns. A number of gold Seals and Keys. 4 gold cameo Brooches. 3 gold mourning Brooches. 12 gold Brooches, various settings. 18 pairs of gold Ear- rings, various patterns. 18 new silver curb Guards, 6 new silver Guards, secret links. 4 new silver Albert Drop- Guards. 6 silver Tea Spoons and Tongs. A reward of £ 25 will be paid to any person giving such infor- mation as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offen- ders, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Information to be given to Mr. William R. Bell, Chief Constable, Leeds.— Bow- street, March 30. Further information respecting the burglary at Alcester- heath, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 24th instant. The youngest of the two tramps suspected had on a dark Scotch cap, with a small piece of blue ribbon attached behind ; the other had light long hair, and wora 3 dark cap with peak. They gave the names of THOMAS and WILLIAM WILDEN, which are supposed to be false, their right name is supposed to be FLEMMING, A woman, supposed to be their mother, and three children, were with them at Alcester on the night previous to the robbery ; she was dressed in a black gown, a black widow's cap, and had a thin face; one of the children is a girl about 8 years of age, the other two from 4 to 6 years old, with black hats on ; one is a girl, the other a boy. The woman and the children were traced to Stratford- on- Avon and Warwick, and will very likely join the two youths suspected of the robbery, in some town on their way ; they are supposed V on their way to Nottingham or Shef- field. Informatwiji to be given to Mr, Superintendent Dunbar, Alcester, Warwickshire.— Bow- street, March 30. Between 6 and 9 p. m. on the 25th instant, the dwelling- house of the Rev. W. L. Gibbon, of Dartford, Kent, was entered by means of skeleton keys, during the absence of the family, and the following property stolen : a gold oval Locket, containing hair ; a gold Ring, with purple stone and two pearls; a pair of gold Ear- drops, blue and white enamel ; and about £ 2 in Money. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Brandon, Dartford, Kent.— Bow- street, March 28. Description of a Frenchman charged with breaking into the dwelling- house of George Whatley, of Chitterne, on the morning of the 23rd instant, and stealing two new black cloth Frock Coats, a pair of new black cloth Trousers, and a new hlue Guernsey Shirt, which he carried away and will probably dispose of; he speaks English, is about 25 years of age, stout built, dark hair and complexion, no whiskers ; dressed in a dark or black cloth suit, black bowler hat, lace- up boots with brass eyelets. Information to be given to Mr. Abbott, Super- intendent, Wilts Constabulary, Warminster. — Bow- street, March 28. During the night of the 25th instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. Matthew Hobson, of Langthorn, in the North Riding of Yorkshire, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen : two small Hams, about 14 lbs. each, a piece of small twine is tied round the shank ends 5 and about 5 or 6 lbs, of roasted Beef. Information to be given to Inspector S. Alderson, Bedale, or to Mr. Superintendent Simpson, Leyburn, North Riding of Yorkshire.— How- street, March 28. inn, Spark Brook, who will give £ 5 reward if stolen, or if ; Riding of Yorkshire, a scarlet and purple woollen Shawl. By ' a man about 23 years of age, 6 feet 3 or 9 inches high, strayed £ 1 and expenses.— Bow- street, March 30. Found in Description of GEORGE GUN, shoemaker, supposed to be a native of Basford, Nottingham, who is charged ( with another since convicted), of bntglariously breaking into the dwelling- house of Ann Mellors, ot Brackenfield, Derbyshire, on the 21st of January last: he is about 28 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, slightly built, dark brown hair, large eyes, and dark complexion ; dressed in brown cloth coat, cord trousers, cloth cap, and lace- up boots. He generally tramps the country, and often sleeps in woikhouses and pit cabins. Information to- be given to Mr. Superintendent Ronayne, Alfreton, Derbyshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Boio- st., March 28i Between the hours of 11 p. m. on the 22nd, and 6 a. m. on the 23rd instant, the dwelling, house of Miss Shepherd, of Horspath, near Wheatley, Oxford, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz. : about £ 23 in Gold, Silver, and Copper Monies ; 4s. worth of PoBtage Stamps; a Cheque on the London and Westminster Bank for ,£ 10, signed • P. J. Ward ' ; 6 lbs. of Shag Tobacco ; 4 yk Returns ditto ; about 3 lbs. ditto in 2oz. packets ; four Handkerchiefs, red and white ; four pairs of men's worsted Stockings ; a pair of white ditro ; a snuff coloured cloth Cloak, trimmed with braid and lined with dark brown silk ; a small shepherd's plaid Shawl ; and a boy's red and black jacket. A reward of £ 10 will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders Information to be given to Inspector Yates, County Police Office, Oxford.— Bow- street,, March 28. During the night of the 21st instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. Hugh Coppock, of North- road, near Macclesfield, in the county ot Cheshire, farmer, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen, viz. : a new lilac print Dress; a pair of twilled cotton Sheets, new; a pair of grey worsted Stockings ; a browu cloth sac Coat, pockets at the sides, lined with black alpaca, and torn on the left side; a red cotton Handkerchief, with white spots ; a brown alpaca Umbrella, nearly new ; an old fashioned silver verge stop Watch, with the hour finger broken ; 10 lbs. of fresh Butter; 8 lbs. of Cheese; 3 lbs. of Soap; and a small leather Purse with steel clasp, stitched at the bottom with white cotton, containing three Sovereigns, and a Receipt for Income Tax. Information , , , T tit . D, .... ,! •„„ slightly made, some teeth out in front, and lisps when talking ; February last, at Long Norton, Shropshire dr| 8se( i - n a ' black yelvet ^ M underneath supposed to have been stolen, a light bay horse Pony, 11 hands . . J. ' ~ ' high, about 6 years old, shod all round, and in good condition. Information to be given to P. C. ( No. 71) William Cooper, Albrighton, Shropshire.— Bow street, March 28. Left on the 2nd instant, at a Veterinary Establishment, Greenwich, supposed to have been stolen, a chesnut, Mare, years old, 14 hands high, white hind fetlocks, star on forehead, small white mark on nose, rough coat, in low condition. By a youth, 18 years of age, 5' teet 2 inches high, fair complexion, light, hair, grey eyes ; dressed in black cloth coat with pockets on hips, knitted worsted vest, light worsted cord trousers tight to legs, red aud, black flannel shirt, black velvet cap, and lace boots.— Metropolitan Police, R Division, March 28;'. Tile Horse stolen from Nohottle, advertised in'the Police Gazette of the 14th instant, has been traced through Newport, Liighton, 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 brawn coat, black billycock hat ; has a scar or a piece out of the nose ; is well known in Shepherd's Bush and the Potteries, aud is a horse coper ; the mare is 15 hands high, not 14, as before advertised. The JiO reward is still offered. Information to be given to the Super- intendent of Police, Weedon, Northamptonshire.— Bow- street, March 23. black cloth cap, and lace- up boots Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Henry Wardle, West Riding Constabu- lary, Halifax, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 28. Absconded on the 19th instant, from 67, Portland- place, stealing the following property, viz.: a white moire Train ; a blue ditto; a white and gold spotted Tunic ; a poplin Dress, dotted with gold spots ; a quantity of scarlet velvet Trimming ; several pairs of Drawers, with work; half dozen blue and white china Breakfast Set; two china Jugs, as above ; a white and gold Jug ; a Guinea of the reign of George II or III; and ten old silver Coins, various— a footman, 30 years of age, 6 feet 7 ihches high, fair complexion, brown hair and whiskers, round faes, stout;, dressed in black, with grey frieze overcoat.—• Metropolitan Police, D Division, March 28. Stolen on the 22nd instant, from 370, Strand, a gold Geneva hunting Watch, maker Duffin ; a gold curb Neck- chain, rotund curb with slide, Indian make, and a bunch of Charms, attached ; a gold Pencilcase, ' Mordant's Patent;' a gold Seal, bjood stone ; an amethyst Seal; a gold Watch Key ; a 7s. Piece ; aud a iion Sixpence, with a hole in it. By a youth, 16 years of age, 4 feet 10 inches high, fair complexion, haircut short, and lisps; dressed in new black coat, and cloth cap with peak of the same.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, March 28. LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Stolen on the 26th instant, from the ' Bear and Ragged Staff' public- house. Upper Ground- street, Blackfriars, a £ 5 Bank of England Note and sixteen Sovereigns. By a man, 30 years of age, 3 feet 6 or 7 inches high, dark complexion, dark hair and whiskers under chin, large mouth ; dressed in black vest, very large plain trousers, and Wellington bootB.— Mcti opolitan Police, L Division, March 30. Absconded from Warrington, on the 29th instant, stealing about 40s., the property of a fellow lodger, a man 22 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, slender make, dark hair and complexion, scar under right eye; dressed in shabby black, to be given to Mr. Superintendent Williamson, County Con- the coat torn near one of the buttons at, the back. Information stabulary Office, Macclesfield — B< rw- street, March 24. 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 nmperty stolen : 1 gold Geneva Case and Dial. 1 gold Geneva Case, engine- turned, with shield garter, with gold curb guard Chain attached. 1 small French open- face Watch, 1 old thick metal Case ( repeater watch). 1 silv « r Geneva Case, ' T. K.' on back. 1 pair- case a Iver 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 Waioh, silver dial. J silver Geneva Watch, enamelled dial. 1 lisjht silver Albert Chain. 2 German silver Watches, i Id 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 moust- tche ; has been a sailor. j£ 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. During the night of the 17th instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. Birchnall, of Sutton, near Macclesfield, Cheshire, was broken and entered, and tiie following property stolen: two small Hams, about 10 lb. each ; a cloth Cap ; two Combs ; a Hairbrush; a lahiiriiam 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, Cdhttty Constabulary Office, Macclesfield, Cheshire.— Bow- street, ' March 21. During the night of the 18th instant or early the next morning, the dwe. lling- hc. us of the Rev. James W. Burrough, of Totnes,- in the county of Devon, was broken and entered, arid the following property stolen therefrom, viz. : a silver Coffee- pot, and. Salver, with crest,— a bird ; a silver Milk Cup, tt silver- plated Cup, a silver Butter Knife, a gold Ring with diamonds, a gffld Brooch with diamonds, five silver Tea Spoons, nmrkiid ' E. H. ;•>?'; five odd ditto; twelve German silver Dinner Forks; twelve ditto Di'sseH ditto; and about £ 2 in Gold end Silver. Information to be given to Mr. John Bishop, Head Constable, Borough of • Totnes, Devonshire.— Bow- street, March- 21, t" be given to the Chief Constable, Warrington.— Bow- street, March 30. Stolen between 11 p. m. on the 27th, and 6 a. m. on the . 28th instant, from a cabin at the Bulthy, Spare Mines, Salop, j the property of Richard and Thomas Hughes, miners, a pepper- an ® sand- salt Coat, mixed cotton, pockets inside, torn under the 1 right arm ; a brown cloth Waistcoat, double- breasted ; a mole- : skin Waistcoat, one row of buttons; a red striped flannel I Shirt: a white flannel Shirt; a white cotton Shirt, cloth collar i and wristbands ; a pair of watertight Boots, nails out in front; and two Neck Scarts, one snake pattern, the other green, red, and blue. By a man who said his name was ROBERT BEDWARD. a native of Llandysilio, Montgomeryshire, and had relations there ; he stated that, he worked on the railway line near Kinghton, Radnorshire : he is a tramp, about 19 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, light hair rather long, thin faee, long nose, front teeth rather prominent ; dressed in a long brown coat, white corduroy trousers, cloth cap with peak, and an old pair of lace- up boots, cut in the front, or he may be Wearing some of the stolen property. A warrant is issued for his apprehension, Information to be given to Mr. Superinten- dent J. Ivins, or to Detective Sergeant John Dovey, Chief Constable's Office, Shrewsbury.- Bom- street, March 30. Stolen on the 28th instant, from the house of Thos. Jordan, of Ruabon, the following property ; a silver verge Watch, No. 14086, maker Bridge, London ; a single- breasted blue pilot cloth Jacket, torn above the left pocket; a dark blue witney Overcoat, with velvet collar ; a diagonal Oxford Coat and Vest; a pair of black cloth Trousers; a red silk Scarf; two black silk Handkerchiefs ; and a pair of short Wellington Boots, recently soled'and heeled, strap of left almost off. By an Irishman, about 28 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, pale face, light brown hair aud whiskers rouud his chin; dressed in black cloth coat and trousers, light grey vest, and blue- or black cloth cap : he carries a few broocnes, ear- rin^ s, and breast- pins for sale, and is supposed to be well known in Castle Foregate, Shrewsbury. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Bradshaw, Wrexham, or to Sergeant Thomas Jones, Ruabon, Bow- street, March 30. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Supposed to have been stolen from Blackheath, Surrey, on the 28th instant, a bay hunting llorsc, 8 years old, 16hands High, has heen c'ipped, lajge, patches of white on the left side below the saddle flap, and- a small patch upon the hip. The horse got away from the owner, and had a saddle and bridle on. Information to he given to the Deputy Chief Constable of Stirrey, Guildford.— Bow- street, March 30. Supposed to have been stolen from the parish of Kenil- worth, on the 24th instant, an old bfown horse Pony, the property of Joseph Lenton, ot Kenilworth, 13 hands high, white- saddle mark on the offside, the hair rubbed off the hind quarters, and switch tail. Information to be given to Inspector E. Boulter, Kenilworth, Warwickshire.— Bow- st., March 30. Supposed to have been stolen from a yard in Burford- road, in the parish of Little Rissington, a black Cart Horse, 11 years old, about l& i hands high, white blaze on the face and white on the nose, clean in the leg, white hind fetloeks, and wall- eyed. Whoever will give such information as will lead toits recovery, tfnd the conviction of the offender or offenders, either to Mr. Edward Truby, Little Rissington, or Mr. Superinten- dent Seys, Northleach, will be lewarded.— Bow- st., March80. Supposed to have been stolen from a field at Spark Brook, near Birmingham, two bay Mares, both about 4 years old, and 14 hands high ; one of them is better bred than the other, and has a very long neck, appears to he in foal, slightly lame in front; the other has some hair rubbed off the hind quarters, and is slightly saddle niaiktd on back ; both have vei'y rough noats, having been out all the winter, their tails reach betow Denbi" hShire.- Stolen on the morning of the 26th instant, from a beer- house in Sutterton Fen, a pair of nearly new men's Half- boots with brass eyelet- holes, two rows of round- headed nails round the outside of soles, three ditto in centre; and one row square- headed round' the' heels. By a man, 22 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, fresh complexion, small light fnottst& che ( rot been shaven) ; dressed in black cloth cap, short drab slop, and grev trousers patched at the knees: will be wearing the stolen boots, as his old ones wei'e found by the roadside in the neighbourhood. He was at Sleaford on the 26th instant inquiring for work at farm- houses, and talked about Wisbeach. Information to be given to Mr. Superin- tendent T. Manton, County Police Station, Boston, Lincoln- shire.— Bow- street, March 30. Stoleh from a dressing- case in the house of Mr. Gladings, Kirg- road, Brighton, on the 27' th inst., a gold Watch, maker's name ' Badollet, No. 7457,' with the private mark ' 222 F. G.' gold dial, and glass cracked ; a gents uold Pin, a mermaid with a carbuncle mirror ; a gold puzzle Ring, hand in hand four rings; a black enamel Locket with the name of ' Rosa' engraved inside ; a gold curb Chain; a Guinea and other Coins ; two lapis lazulas Bracelets, with Brooch and a pair of Ear- rings to match ; a paste Brooch, set round with pearls ; a fine gold Brooch, with small stone in centre; a brequet Chain, with about twelve Charms; a hunch of Charms; a silver Snuff Box ; a gold Heart on Chain j a gold Necklet; a* small pearl Brooch ; a topsz ditto ; a pair of emerald Ear- rings with pearls ; a pair of plain gold ditto ; twelve odd Tea Spoons, With crest— a mermaid, ttvo with initials, ' H. W. S.,' scallop shell on the bowl; a pair of Sugar Tongs, fiddle pattern ; a Salt Spooti; three Dessert Forks, scallop shell on the handle ; two DeeseK: SpooiM ; three short ditto, French fiddle pattern ; a Gravy Spoon ; several small pieces ot Plate ; an electro- plated Fork and Spoon, marked ' G' ; and a small Pickle Foik, ivory handle. By a man about 25 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, thin face, no whiskers, lightish hair, dirty looking face; and dreswd iri a black frock coat, drab trousers and vest, and black hat1; has tlie appearanfce of a tailor, and speaks- with a north country accent, lie went into a beer- house in South- street, Brighton, and changed a 5s.- piece that was stolen from the dressing- case. Information to he given « the Chief Constable^ Town Hall, Brighton.— Bow- street, March 30. Stolen from the dwslling- limise of Charles Hemer, of Absconded on the 23rd instant, from 4, Charlotte- street, Blackfriars- road, embezzling various sums of Money, a man,. 23 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, dark hair, swarthy com- plexion, slight moustache, slenderly built, aud has a peculiar swaggering gait; dressed in dark suit: his friends reside at 127, Houndsditch, and it is supposed that he will go to Bir- mingham— Metropolitan Police, M Division, March 28. Absconded from Newtown, on the 21st instant, charged with larceny, JAMES BAILEY, smith, 22 years of age, 4feet 3 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, and stoutly made ; dressed in a black jacket and deerstalker hat. Also ROBERT BELCHER, 40 years of age, lias heen a soldier, very large whiskers and moustache, dark complexion, 6 feet high, stout made; dressed in a dirty drab slop, old cord trousers, old striped cap. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Fey , Hants Constabulary, Kingsclere, who holds a warrant for their apprehension— Bow- street, March 28. Absconded on the 24th instant, from the Servants' Home, No. 24, Dudley- street, stealing five cotton Sheets; a light linsey Dress with three rows of black velvet round the bottom ;. a shepherd's plaid Scarf shawl; a cotton Dress trimmed with white braid ; a Chemise ; four diaper Towels ; a pair of Boots with eyelets; a white cotton Petticoat; a Chemise; a small Church Service ; a pair of Drawers ; six coloured Collars ; five pairs of Drawers ; two pairs of Stockings, one white, one coloured ; a black merino Shawl; and a new cotton Dress : a female, 23 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fair hair and complexion ; dressed in light gown with narrow biack velvet stripe running up and down and black quilted braid round the bottom, high heel cashmere boots, and browu bonnet trimmed with brown ribbon.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, March 28. Stolen on the 23rd instant, from No. 12, Spring- street, Brighton, the property of Joseph Palmer, a black cloth Coat, with pocket- flaps at the sides but no pockets under them, two pockets behind, one breast pocket outside aud one inside; and a black cloth single- breasted Vest. By a man named CHARLES CAPNER, a butler, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark hair, proportionate make, and is looking ill; dressed in dark clothes and dark cap : he said that he had been in Brompton Hospital. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Brighton, who holds a warrant for his apprehension,-^/ Jow- sireeJ, March 28. Further information respecting the Pony and Cart stolen by Benjamin Hood, jun., advertised in the Police Gazette of the 7th instant: the yony is about 12 hands high, dark brown, small white mark on lace, long tail and uiane ; the cart is a low- sided one, about 8 or 9 inches deep, painted red inside; he took with him a hawker's license, No. 6095, also a Btriped horse- rug ; he is supposed to be accompanied by an Irish woman. Information to be given to Sergeant T. Lester, Con- stabulary Office, West Broinwich, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, March 28. Absconded on the 23rd instant, from No. 20, Sheep- lime, Hackney, embezzling £ 7 9s. 6d., a youth, 19 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches hiiih, fresh complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, scar on left cheek, cut oft finger of left hand ; dresBed in butcher's smOck, cord trousers, lace boots, and wideowake hat. It is supposed that he will go to sM.— MetropolitaH Poihc, N Dmsioii, March 28. , he hocks. Information to be given to George Smith,' Angel' Elland, in the township of Elland- cum- Greetland, in the West Description of a man named AARON WILSON, alias MEDLAR, broom maker, a Norfolk man, well known in Norwich atid Lynn, who absconded on the 19ih instant, charged with stealing a tat Pig, from Rockiand' St. Mary, near Norwich : he has been traced to Lynn and is supposed to be making for Boston, or some part of Lincoln ; he is about 25 years of age, 6 feet G 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 tiousers, velveteen vest with light coloured buttons, militia boots, black mohair scull cap, turned up at the sides and tied m 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, anil 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 liair, little or no whiskers, and full face ; dressed in alight beverteen frock ooat, cord trousers tight in the legs, long vest, and black cloth skull cap ; well known to low horse dealers m Norfolk. He is- sup- posed to be travelling with a light donkey and cart, selling Bath brick. All reasonable expenses will be paid for tise 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 28. Absconded on the 18th instant, from No. 89, High Holborn, stealing £ 2 3s. 6d., a youth, 16 years of age, 4 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion, brown hair ; dressed in blue pilot coat, cord trousers, and black cap .— Metropolitan Police, E Dtmsion, March 24. Stolen from a dwelling- house at Shoftoti Colliery, Durham, on the 21st instant, a patent lever si lver Watch, the glass broken ; a silver Guard, chain . . . about 9 inches from the end ± and a pair of Cossack P' 5 feet 9 or 10 inch, brown hair, and and rest, the stolen trousers and boots, and grey cap ; he is a Petherton: WILLIAM FIELD, a native of Ilchester, Somer- native of Grilling, Yorkshire, and a labourer. Information to set, about 19 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, light brown be given to Mr. Superintendent J. Davidson, Castle Eden, ; hair ( very straight), Roman nose, and of a very countrified Durham.— Bow- street, March 24. appearance ; dressed in a light tweed cap with narrow brim, , .... A .... . , , , , dark coat, plaid vest, and light,, grev trousers. He is ltkelv to Stolen on tne Ibtti instant, trom a coppice at juuenurst, be fuUnd in some miller's or baker's employ, or in some " low Salop, a blue pilot cloth Overcoat, two pockets on right . side , pubiic. house. Information to he given to Mr. Superintendent and one on left, not much worn, and can be identified, the pro- 1 £ ver; tt Constabulary Office, Ilminster, or to Sergeant John perty of William Shaw By a tramp about 21 or 22 years * Whiting Somerset Constabulary, South Petherton, who holds age, b feet 2 or 3 inches high, and burn marks on face ; dressed | ^^ for hLs apprehension.- W^ m*, March 21. in a blue spencer jacket, cap, grey trousers, and old hoots worn out at the toes ; he is likely to be wearing the stolen coat, and ! Absconded on the 10th instant, embezzling a laige sum of may stop at common lodging- houses or unions. Information ; Money, the property of his masters, JAMES W. HUGHES, to beigiven to Mr. Chief Superintendent Richardson, Welling- traveller to Messrs. Jones and Brookes, Glanyrofon Brewery, ton, Salop.— Llow- slrect, March 24. Mold, Flintshire : he is a native of Carnarvonshire, 30 or 33 Tottenham- street i of ag?' about 6 feet ? or 8 illchts hiSh> stoutly made, Stolen on the 21st instant, from No. 0, W.: i brown poplin Dress ; a grey woollen Shawl; a grey velvet Jacket; a black silk Dress ; a pair of gold Bracelets; a florid complexion, sandy curly hail- 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 gold Albert Chain ; , a gold Brooch, ^ ss attack wghhgr; j ChesM^ Flintshire, ^ Carnarvonshire, having travelled and a silver Pencil- case. By 18, yeara of age, 5 feet high, fresh complexion, grey eyes, light hrown hair; dressed in light cotton dress, black mantle, and bonnet.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, Mat ch 24. 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 his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 21. Stolen on the 21st ins an , from No. 2, Milbourne- grove,: Sto! en from a common iodging. house at Peni8ton(. West TO* P atC B" aket' cont^ m. a Soup Ladle, , Rid; of Yorkshire, between 9 p. m. on the 18th, and 8 a. m. marked ' D. B. M. ; a Gravy Spoon ; eight I able Spoons, some , on the 19th instant. a ir ofb, d.& hioried blue cfp[ ti Trous- rs. marked ' L.', and some with crest, a tree; twelve Dessert ditto, marked ' A. L.' or ' A. L. I.'; twelve large Forks twelve small ditto, some marked 1 L.', and with crest, a tree ; Butter Knife; and six Tea Spoons ( all silver); also ( all j> jited) a Gravy Spoon, two Salt ditto, a Fish Slice, and a pajrios Sugar Tongs. By a tall man, dressed in dark coat, cord trousers, and cap.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, March 24. Description of a man who absconded from his lodgings, at, Walton- on- Thames, on the 20tii instant, stealing a pair pf Balmoral Boots ( nearly new) and 15s. in silver, the property of George William Taylor, a fellow- lodger. He is a labourer, 27 or 28 years of age, 6 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 be wearing the stolen boots, ae he left his own ( old ones) behind. Information to be given ti> Inspector J. Miller, Weybridge, or to Mr. Superintendent C. Hollington, Chertsey, Surrey.— Bow- street, March 23. moth eaten, and darned with thread ; a blue cloth double- breasted Vest, with small brass buttons; and, a brown silk Handkerchief. By a tramp who had slept iu the house, about 40 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, fresh complexion, full face, 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 are torn between the legs, and he 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 than the other part of the shirt, the property of Ilenry 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 hoie on one knee, dark cap, and old navvy boots. Information to begiven to Sergeant Collis, Madeley, or to P. C. ( 43), Wood- Stolen on the 13th instant, from the dwelling- house of Charles Ashman, of Bradford- on- Avon, 1} yard » f black Broad _ Cloth, and a pair of boy's new Boots, tipped and nailed, by a j house, Ironbridge,; Salop.— Bow- street, Manh 21 tramping shoemaker, of the following description : he gave his ' „ . „ ... , . name as WILLIAM CLARK, and stated that he ' h, « been a w Stolen on the 16th instant from No. o, Victoria- street, soldier, and was in the Indian mutiny, and that his father was Westminster, £ 25. By a man 18 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches now in the almshouse at Portsmouth; he is at out 32 years of ® st « utJ light hair inclined to cur Iscar on left age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, light complexion, blue eyes, dark ! cheek slight whiskers, and dressed in a rough blue Inverness hairsnd whiskers meeting under the chin; dressed when he ; caPe> ^'' k trousers, boots with toe caps, and brown felt wide- left, to dark clothes ( very old), and had on a pair of new j Ml?!" ; » s„ uPf) 0flhe wl11 go abroad .- Metropolitan Cossack boots. Information to be given to Inspected Petney, j " oltce> March 21. Bradford, Wilts, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.- Botohstreet, March 23. Absconded on the 15th instant, from No. 24, Haymarket, stealing £ 47 19s., a Frenchman, 24 years of age, 5 feet' 6 inches high, fair 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. high, light brown hair and whiskers, fresh complexion, rather long face, and weak ( or sore) eyes; dressed in an old square lapped grey coat, ribbed fustian trousers, old brown cloth cap, and long brown top coat; ho collects rags and bones, and is well known st Preston. A short dirty- looking woman, with a mark on her face from a burn or scald, was t avelling with him as his wife. Information to bw given to Mr. E. Hibberd, Superintendent, or Deputy Chief Constable, Kendal ; or at the County Chief Constable's Office, Carlisle.— Bow- street, March 28. Obtained by false pretences on the 22nd instant, from Chepstow- mews, Chepstow- place, Notting- hill, a brown Gelding, aged, 15 hands 2 indies high, scur on nostril, star on forehead, off hind heels white, in good condition ; a Saddle and Bridle with two throat lashes ; and a Riding Whip, gold handle, engraved ' Captain Lemenyer.' By a youth, 17 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, fair complexion, dark curly hair ; dressed in loose blue cloth coat and trousers, hat. side- spring boots, and is of respectable appearance.— Wv& otylitdn Police, T Division, March 28. Description of a woman who slept at the ' Steam Packet' public- house at Poole, on the night of the 12th instant: she is about 25 years of age, rather tall, of gdod address and figure, brown hair, spoke with an Irish accent which is supposed to have been assumed, had a wedding ring on her ftiiger, and a pair of appt rently beautiful ear rings ; dressed in a light striped gown muc',, worn and washed, a black bonnet and mantle, which siy ore under a light brown j . cket. On the 14th inst., she left for to office her Igggage, and has not returned, leaving her bill unpaid. She is supposed to have stolen from a cup- board in a room ad joining the one she slept in a black silk Gown with three silk flounces, and trimmed with black velvet and fringe ; a black silk Mantle trimmed with buttons of black velvet, and plaited silk ribbon with deep fringe ; a pair of kid Boots, and several articles of under Clothing. She is suspected of committing similar offences elsewhere. Information to be given to the Chief of Police, Police Office, Poole, Dorsetshire. — Bow- street, March 28. 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 tiimmed 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, 4! 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 left her old clothing with Mrs. Beswick. She was convicted \< X a similar offence at Kirkdale quarter sessions, 1862, and sentenced to two years' imprisonment, and at that, time there were other charges against her in Liverpool, where she is well known ; she has also'been convicted at Bolton. All expenses will be paid upon her apprehension. Information to begiven to the Chief Constable, Warrington, who holds a warrant for lier apprehension.— Bow- street, March 23. FELOITIES ( Not Otherwise describedJ. Description of a man who is charged with stealing joiners' Tools from ai\ unfinished house in the township of Skircoat, in the West Hiding of Yorkshire, on the 19th instant: a joiner, about 45 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, large mouth, and prominent teeth -; dressed in MI old bletck cloth coat, fust, inn '— — 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. Further particulars respecting the sacrilege at Early 3totpn on the 19th instant, from a public- house n*- A, yI< K- , Church in the parish of Sonning, Berks, advertised in the bury, Bucks, a rough black cloth Overcoat, made with double ! Police Gazette of the 7th insta. it: seams, has the maker's name inside the collar two pockets in j A l- ewatd of £ 60 will be paid by the Government to any the skirts, cut in the seams, in one of the pockets were a pair j person who will give such information and? evidence fas » h'* U of brown bather Gloves. It was offered for sale the same j lead to the discovery and conviction of the offender or offenders, evening by tw « » men of the following description : one is about j and Sir George Grey will advise the grant of Her Majesty's 30 vaars of age, G feet high, proportionately made, dark hair j gracious ; pardon to any accomplice who shall give such infor- and complexion, and dressed in a, dark jacket, light trousers j mation and evidence as shall lead to the same result, fitting tight, and black hat, bad the appearance of a grocer - A A further reward of £ 20 will be paid by the Rev. John the other is about 35 years of age, o feet 7 inches high, fair j Horne, of Early, to any person who shall give such infornia- complexion, sandy hair and whiskers, and dressed in a pea | tion and evidence, as shall lead to the conviction of the offender jacket, brown mixture trousers, and brown billycock hat. . or offenders. Information to be. given to the Chief Constable THEY were in the company OF a woman of Jewish appearance, J 0! Berkshire, Reading, or to Superintendent O'Neill, Woking- wW. hawks nuts at fairs and races. Information to be given to j him, Berks.— Bow- street, March 24. Mr. J. Denson, Superintendent, Aylesbury, Bucks.— liowit., j Stolen between 6 p. m. on the 7th and 7 a. m. on the 8th March 28. Stolen on tile morning of'the' 20' th- 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, luts, 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 woo. llen 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, round 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 is 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 brown 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, South 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- sizgd Cord, gilt with gold, and two Tassels of the same material, off the cushion of the Cummuniou Table, and a gold Star, with the letters ' I. II. S.', (' Y. R.' in centre), A reward of £ 50 will be pa\ d 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^ t, March 23. Stolen between G 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, aud a further reward of £ 50 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. MISCELLANEOUS 1HFOHMATEONS. Description of a man committed fur trial at the. next quarter sessions to be holden at Durham on the 4th of April |: next, for felony : WILLIAM ADDINGTON, alias HAR- RINGTON, 35 years of age, 5 feet, 9 iriches high, sallow com- plexion, blue eyes, dark btown hair, slender; figure, arid marked with the letter ' D' on left breast; dressed in a green coat, brown trousers, and dark and light striped vest; resides at Brcmpton, Kent; he is supposed to have " committed ' offences elsewhere, nod to be a deserter'from Her Majesty's afilly. In- formation to be given to James Wa. ers. Head Constable, Police Station, Hartlepool.— Bow- street, March 30. The' body of the man found in the River Wear, at Harperley, near Bishop Auckland, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 21st instant, has been identified.— Bow- street, March 30. Committed on the 28th instant to Swaff ham Bridewell, for one calendar month, under the Vagrant Act, a man calling himself SYDNEY CHARLES AGER, 29 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, brown eyes and hair, small whiskers inclined to sandy, rather prominent nose, and swarthy Complexion, walks slightly lame with the right foot; dressed in a rusty black cloth coat with pockets outside, black cloth double- breasted vest, dark cord trousers, cloth cap with peak, and blucher ihoQts. He had in his, possession a duplicate for Boots pledged for 63., at H. and T. F. Davison, 145, Waterloo- road, Lambeth, on the 22nd February, 1864, in the name of Sidney Ager. He says he has been in the army; appears well acquainted with prison dicipline, and is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Watson, Downham Market,, Norfolk,— Bow- street, March 30. Description of JANE ANN WILSON, who is committed for trial at the next Durham Quarter Sessions, upon a charge of larceny from the person, at Durham, dui ii g the horse fair on ths 23rd instant: 27 years of age, 4 feet high, very small face, sore eyes, and has a small mole on the right side of mouth ; was dressed in a light check shawl, black drtss, and bonnet; says she is a native of Preston, Lancashire, and- she is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. William Beard, Superintendent, City Police, Durham.— Bow- street, March 30. FRAUDS AID AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS- Absdonded on the 15th instant, from Kirkby Lonsdale, in the county of Westmoreland, WILLIAM HART, a hawker of herrings and oranges, and for whose apprehension a warrant has been granted, charging him with obtaining money by false pretences. He is about 35 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches Description of THOMAS JONES, alias TOM JANUARY, who is committed to Salop Gaol for fourteen days under the Vagrant Act: he is obout 27 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, long sandy hair and whiskers, and * T I' on left arm ; dressed in a long loose brown jacket, cord trousers, and black cap ; says he is a native of Conway, Merionethshire, appears to be of weak intellect, and it is suspecteid that he is an escaped lunatic, or that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Ivins, Shrewsbury, or to P. C. Richard Bradshaw, Pontesbury, Salop.— Bow- street, March 30. Description of a man who gave the name of LAWRENCE BURNES, who is remanded until the 2nd proximo, on a charge of breaking and entering a stable at Hutton, with intent to commit a felony: about 31 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark brown hair ( turning grey), blue eyes, sallow com- plexion, no whiskers, bracelet on right wrist, anchor on back of right hand, and ring on middle finger of right hand marked in blue ink, cut mark oil forehead, and large ulcer scars on left leg ; dressed in a dary cloth coat and vest, ribbed fustian trou- sers, light coloured cloth cap, and blucher boots ( nearly new). In his possession were found a pair of Pincers, a Screw Key about 8 inches long with one end broken off, a white cotton Shirt with linen front, and a fine diaper Towel, which were wet, and appeared to have been taken off a hedge. He stated that be came from Hull by way of Pontefract, Tadcaster, and York. A protection certificate for Royal Naval Coast Volun- teers, Hull Division, enrolled No. 1365, dated February 18C4, also a certificate of proficiency for the same corps dated 27th February, 1864, signed Robert D. Osbone, Gunner H. M. S. ' Cornwallis,' was also found in his possession. It is suspected tbat be has been previously convicted, as he appears to be well acquainted with prison dicipline. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Walmsley, North Riding Constabulary, Malton, Yorkshire.— Bow- str- eet, March 30. Absconded, on the 27th instant, fiom his bail, charged with conspiracy : a man, 40 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, red imperial and moustache, very stout; dressed in light oxford mixture coat, striped trousers, side spring boots, and hat. He is well- known in the neighbourhood of King's- cross. Metropolitan Police, M Division, March 30. Description of a man and two women committed for trial at the next Grantham Quarter Sessions, on a charge of picking pockets: HENRY BERRY, alias HOLT, 33 years of age, 5 feet 6J inches high, fair complexion, brown iiair, hazel eyes, round face, high cheek bones, thumb nail on left hand deformed, sore head and neck, three small scars over right eye, scar on right arm, pockmarked, and has an impediment in his speech. MARIA BERRY, his wife, 45 years of age, 5 feet 4$ ins. high, sallow complexion, broad features, rather stout, dark brown hair, brown eyes, a diamond tattooed on the third finger of right hand, ' C . H' on left arm, ' R. B. M. D. C. W.' on wrist, anchor on back of hand, and slightly pockmarked:;-. MARY ANN WRIGHT, 40 yeats of age, 5 - ftel2i inches high, dark complexion, light brown hair, hazel eyes, long face, a scar down the left idse of her nose ( which has been broken, and is slightly bent on the right side). They are all supposed to be travelling thieves, and to have come from the neighbourhood of London. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent James Strugneli, Grantham, Lin- colnshire.— Bow street, March 30. Escaped from the custody of P. C. ( No. 4) Hunt, on the morning of the 25th instant, at Fulbourne, charged with felony, THOMAS NEWMAN, a shoemaker, 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, slight built), dark hair, whiskers and moustache, and belongs to the Cambridgeshire militia; dressed in a checked coat, underneath an old black cloth ditto, dirty corduroy trousers, and cloth cap with peak. He has an aunt and uncle residing at No. 33, St. James'- place, Old Kent- road, London, at which place he will most likely be. Infor- mation to be given to Inspector Knight, Bottisham, Cambridge- shire.— Bow street, March 28. Left his home at Stoke Talmage, near Tetsworth, Oxon, on the 8th instant, JAMES BEASLEY, a farm labourer, 16 years of age, about 5 feet high, slight made, very light hair, blue eyes, pale complexion, has a mark on the lett cheekbone fiom the bite of a horse ; dressed in a short white smock frock, a brown ditto, dirty cord trousers much mended, short fustian leggings, blue striped shirt, pepper- and- salt vest, black cloth cap witl) peak, red and dark striped scarf, and thick watertight shoes. It is feared that some ill has befallen him. Informa- tion to be given to the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Byron, S oke Talmage Rectory, or to Mr. Superintendent Henry Seers, Police Station, Watlington, Oxon. Any person giving infor- mation respecting him will be rewarded for their trouble.— Bow- street, March 28. Missing from his home since the 14th instant, WILLIAM LEWIS, of No. 6. Gower- place, Swansea; when he left home he was dressed in a brown coat lined with green plaid flannel, corduroy trousers, black cap, light waistcoat with glass buttons of various colours ; he is 5 feet 10 inches high, 48 years of age, fair complexion, and grey hair and whiskers. He is of unsound wind, and it is feared some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to the Head Constable, Swansea.— Bow- street, March 28. Description. of WILLIAM BANKS, alias TAILOR BILL, a tramp, remanded till Llandysilio petty sessions on the 2nd of April, for stealing a dog : 28 years of age, 5 feet 8J inches high, sallow complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, oval face, dark sandy whiskers, a round chin, and has severe scrofula marks on each side of the neck ; dressed in dark clothes, light billy- cock liat, and a red woollen shirt with dark stripes, supposed to have been stolen : he appears to have been in the army. He waBacquitted of setting fire to the Town Hall, Montgomery, at the Spring assizes, 1859, and it is suspected that he has com- mitted offences elsewhere. Information to be given to P. C. A. Breeze, Llandysilio, near Oswestry ; or at the Chief Constable's Office, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.— Bow street, March 28. Missing from his home at Barrow, Cheshire, since the 16th instant, SAMUEL NEWPORT, 50 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, stoutly built, fresh complexion, brown hair and whiskers, thick lips; dressed in bro » n velveteen coat, cord trousers, and black billycock hat: he is a stonemason, and is of unsound mind. It is feared that some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to P. C. ( 56) John Barron, Stamford Bridge, near Chester.— Bow- street, March 28. Missing from Shrewsbury, since the 11th inst., ROBERT WALMSLEY, of . Newton- on- the- Hil), Salop, farmer; he is 35 years of age, 6 feet 1 inch high, dark brown hair ( much mixed with grey), a little bald on top of head, small whiskers near the mouth, ami strongly built; dressed in a darit suit all alike, a brown cloth overcoat, plain grey woollen shirt, single black necktie, black leather leggings, and high hat: it is feared that some ill lias befallen him. reward will be paid to any person who will give suc'h information as shall lead to his recovery. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Shrewsbury .— Bow street, March 24. Description of a female found dead in the Regent's Canal, Agar- town, St. Pancras, on the iOth instant ( supposed to have been murdered) : 35 years of age, 5 16615 inches high, dark hair and complexion ; dressed ih . calico chemise and drawers, white jean stays fastens in front with clasps and laced behind, grey and white merino striped stockings, a white knitted gaiter marked ' T. R., No.. 2,' in Bed cotton, . crimson stuff necktie, brown ribbed woollen gauntlets, pink and white ribbon round waist, side lace leather hsots, and very old grey woollen jacket or cloak— all very old and dirty.— Metropolitan Police, S Division, March 24, 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 5k 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 ne_ ar the top, small scar on knuckle of left little finger ; dressed ' in grey low liat, 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, honorable' on it; a ditto, with white stone, and the words two blue spots on back of left hand and two others near the ' Though lost to self, to memory dear'; six silver Tea Spoons, thumb; dressed in black low hat, black coat, grey striped five marked ' H. K,' and one ' M.'; a pair of silver- gilt Sugar waistcoat, light ribbed trousers, and shawl pattern handker- Tongs, marked ' H. K.'; a silver Sugar Sifter; and three chief. A bay ware pony, 3 years old, 13 hands high, was plated Tea Spoons. Supposed by two men, from 30 to 40 found in their possession. It is supposed that they have committed offences elsewhere, and huve 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; I dressed in a brown cloth sleeved vest, corduroy trousers fitting 1 tight t » the legs, cloth cap, and lace- up hoots with brass eyelet i years of age, about 5 feet 6 or 6 inches high, and dressed in dark coats and trousers. Information to be given to the Deputy Chief Constable of Surrey, Guildford.— Bow- street, March 30. JOHN ATKINSON, of Bolton, has been apprehended and committed for trial, charged with the robbery at the greenhouse of the subscription bowling green at Farnworth, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 21st instant. The Knives and Forks have been recovered, but the Jackets have not yet been found. He was traced into Manchester on the morning of the robbery, and most likely disposed of them there.— Bow- street, March 3<>. Stolen from the dwelling- house of Wm. Corfield, of Fain- holes; and WILLIAM HORRICK, 17 years of age, 6 feet worth, farmer, about 12 30 a. m. on the 29th inst., a brown cloth high, dark complexion, and black hair; dressed in a ragged i Cape, two white flannel Shirts, a blue and white cotton Shirt, brown cloth coat, corduroy trousers, and old lace- up boots split 1two 6ma" white Pinafores, a coarse linen Apron. Also stolen on the fore parts. It is supposed that Dell has been previously j lrom a cart opposite the door at the same time and place, a convicted ot felony in Kent. Information to be given at the j brown cloth woman's Cloak, and two black alpaca Umbrellas, Police Station, Aylesbury.— Bow- street, March 23. 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. lie is 32 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, no whiskers, right eye entirely gone, huuip back, and has an Irish accent ; dressed in a dark blown 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, Birkenhead.— Bow- street, March 23. Missing from his home at Stradbrooke, Suffolk, since the 14th instant, WILLIAM BARBER, labourer, 15 years of age, about 6 feet high, full round face, dark brown hair and eyes, cast in left eye, left arm contracted, having been broken ; dressed in a fustian frock coat, velvet vest, cord trousers, aud 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 be given to Sergeant May, Police Station, Strad- brooke, Suffolk.— Bom- 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 6^ inches high, fair complexion, dark brown hair inclined to be curly, no whiskers thin features, prominent nose, sharp looking grey eyes, slender make, marked with the letter ' D ' on left ribs, ' 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, light cap, old cotton striped stiirt, striped red scarf, and navvy boots ; says he served as drummer in the 62nd and 49th Regiments ; it is supposed that he has 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. PROPERTY STOLEN. The Boots stolen from Mrs. Day, of Leyburn, in the North Riding of Yorkshire, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 28th instant, have been recovered, and three persons appre- hended for stealing the same.— Bow- street, March 30. Supposed to have been stolen on the night of the 24th instant, from premises in the parish of Duston, belonging to Mr. Thomas Harrison, of the Red House, five black and white sow Pigs, weighing about five score each. Information to be given to Inspector Evans, Police Station, Angel- street, Northampton. — Bow- street, March 30. Supposed to have been stolen from the residence of Chas. Frederick Parkinson, Esq., of Little Eppleton, Durham, on the 23rd instant, a small dark grey terrier Dog, rough haired, tanned face and legs, about 7 years old, answers to the name of ' Gip.' Information to be given to Sergeant William Taylor, i much worn. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent John R. Scott, Town Hall, Little Bolton, Lancashire.— Bow- street, March 30. County Constabulary, March 30. Hetton- le- Hole, Durham.— Bow- street, Supposed to have been stolen from Penarth, on the 17th instant, a white terrier Dog, about 13 inches high, ears and tail cropped, answers to the name of 1 Jerry.' If stolen a reward of 10s. » ill he given to any person that will give such informa- tion as will lead to the apprehension of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the ( log. Information to be given to Mr. R. Sadler, Superintendent of Police, Bridgend, or to Sergeant Stephen Adams, Coganpill, near Cardiff, Glamorgan.— Bow street, March 30. Stolen on the 2Gth instant, from No. 22, Woburn- place, Russell- square : 1 large silver Spoon, figure of St. Andrew and Cross forming handle ( twisted) ; 6 silver Tea Spoons ; 3 ditto, ciest— goat's head collared ; 1 pair of silver Sugar Tongs, marked ' S.'; 1 round Cake Basket, ohased edges, plated.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, March 30. Stolen between the 23rd and 26th instant, from No. 35 Tottenhaui- court- road : 12 silver Tea Spoons, 4 Table Spoons, 4 Dessert Spoons, 2 Salt Spoons, and 2 pairs of Sugal* Tongs marked ' J. M. H.'— Metropolitan Police, E Division, March 30 Stolen on the 24th instant, from the stable at the ' George' inn, Hurst- green, Sussex, a double- reined Bridle with curb attached, which buckled on the head- piece. Infor- mation to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Lewes, oi to Mr. J. A. Thompson, Deputy Chief Constable, Court House, Battle, Sussex.— Bow street, March 30. Stolen from the top of a boiler- house in Oldham, between the 24th and 26th instant, four pieces of Lead, one 14 ft. long by 5 ins. wide, another 12 ft. long by 7£ ins. wide, another 8 ft. long by 3 ins. wide, and the other " 3 ft. long by 8 ins. wide. Also stolen from a dwelling- house in Oldham, during the absence of the family, between 9 a. m. and 12 midnight on the 26th inst., a black cloth Coat, with two pockets in the skirts, and one outside left breast; a black cloth single- breasted Vest, j roll collar, and bound with black braid ; two pairs of black cloth Trousers, fall fronts; and a woman's black paramatta Dress, with six narrow flounces and trimmed with narrow braid, rouud the sleeves with narrow velvet. Information to be given at the Police Office, Oldham.— Bow- street, March 30. Stolen from Bramley, Surrey, on the 28th instant, a silver engine- turned verge Watch, No, 3928, maker Daniel Hill, Sudbury, Suffolk; a double- cased silver engine- turned verge i hunting ditto, No. 46656; a large gold Seal, with red stone ! and device, an open hand, with the words ' Hearty and * I Stolen between the 20th mid 26th instant, from Catgill- foot, in', the parish of Halfmorton, Dumfries- shire: a silver verge Watch, chaptered dial, gold hands, three pieces of paper inside of case, with ' Kilmarnock ' supposed to be printed on one of th J pieces ; a silver guard Chain ; and three brass Keys, one steel pointed. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, County Buildings, Dumfries.— Bow- street, March 30-. Stolen from a beer- house in Lower East- street, Middles- brough, on the 28th instant, a purple and black striped tweed Coat, nearly new, has two pockets outside skirt, one inside left breast, and bound with black braid. Information to be given to Mr. Edward J. Saggerson, Chief Superintendent, Middles- brough, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 30. Stolen on the 22nd inst., from 18, George- street, Hanover- square, an old- fashioned silver Teapot, oval shaped, black wood handle, crest, a castle with crossed spears, initials ' G. R.'— Metropolitan Police, C Division, March 28. Stolen on the 18th instant, from the premises of Mr. Hands, at Islington, in the county of Warwick, a pair of strong lace- up Boots, hob nails aound the heels, and two rows of round- headed nails on the outside of the sole. Supposed by a- man about 40 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, and dressed in a long black coat, cloth cap, and plaid comforter round hi& neck. He was traced to Banton- on- the- Hill, Gloucestershire, and will probably call at the tanners' and curriers' yards on his route, as he states that he is a currier. Information to be given- to James Thompson, Superintendent, Shipston- on- Stonr, Wor- cestershire.— Bow- street, March 28. Stolen, during the night of the 17th instant, from a stable at the Lear Farm, near Much Wenlock, Salop, four brass Stars, one with a donkey and cart in the centre, one with a horse in the centre, the other two plain ; the property of William Davis. Information to be given to Mr. Superinten- dent McWilliam, Bridgnorth, or to P. C. Thomas Hunt, Police- Station, Much Wenlock,— Bow- ttreet, March 28. Stolen from the borough of Maldon, on the night of the 23rd instant, the property of Mr. Samuel Clift, two Nigh ft Shirts, marked ' Samuel Clift' ; one Chemise, marked ' Emily. Clitt, No. 0' ; two children's Bedgowns, & c. Information to be given to Mr. William King, Head Constable, Maldon, Essex. - Bow- street, March 28. Stolen from a duck- cote in the township of Halliwell, during the night « f the 25th instant, the property of Mr. Isaiah Aldred, viz., two black- coloured Ducks and a white Drake. Information to be given to Mr. John R, Scott, Superintendent of Police, Town Hall, Little Bolton, Lancashire.— Bow- street, March 28. Stolen from a livery stable at Middlesbrough, during the night of the 26th instant, a brown cloth Top- coat, trimmed- with black covered buttons, two pockets behind, and lined with black figured stuff; a drab Coat, lined with red and blue plaid, and trimmed with white pearl buttons ; a Stable Jacket, made of tweed cloth ; and a pair of check cloth Tronsers, without lining, fly front, pegtop fashion, and seams down the sides. Information to be given to Mr. E. J. Saggerson, Chief' Superintendent, Middlesbrough.— Bow- street, March 28. Stolen on the 26th instant, from Rochester, a gentleman's grey beaver Overcoat, the pockets contained a brown leather Purse, a £ 10 Bank of England Note, £ 5 in Gold, a pig's skin Cigar Case, a white cambric Pocket Handkerchief, ' W. L. Price' on corner in marking ink, and a Cheque on Cox and Co., drawn in the name of R. L. Price, R. A., amount not filled in. Information to be given to the Head Constable, Rochester, Kent.— Bow- street, March 28. Stolen from the ship ' Tiber,' lying in the river Tees, at Middlesbrough, between 5 p. m. on the 25th and 6- 30 a. m. on the 26th instant, a pair of dark grey cloth Trousers, with full fall, without lining, and sprung at the botttom to fit the boots ; a pair of brown tweed ditto, fly fronis, black buttons; a black and white check woollen Vest, with black back ; a red Muffler with purple stiipes ; a grey billycock Hat, with black ribbon round it ; a pair of Blucher Boots, with brass eyelet- holes, and much worn ; a black Opera Glass, about C in. long, regulating screw in centre, which is very loose ; and a quantity of Tea, Sugar, Coffee, and Soap. Supposed by tramps. A pair of old grey trousers was left behind. Information to be given to Mr. Edward J. Saggerson, Chief Superintendent, Middlesborough, North Riding of Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 28. Stolen on the 18th instant, from Ivy House, Paradise- row, Stoke Newington, the following articles : 1 gold Bracelet, 3 pairs of Bracelets— one hair, one coral, one gilt. 9 gold Rings, marked ' E. A.' ' G. A.' 7 gold Chains, two Trichinopoly. 2 small gold Pencil- cases, maker Mordati. 3 Watch Hooks— two gold, one gilt. 2 gold Pins with small chain. 8 gold Brooches— one portrait of an aged gentleman, one Flora, one Minerva. 2 gold Lockets. 1 gold Seal and Ring with silver coin attached, sea! engraved ' C. A.' 1 pair of cornelian Sleeve Links. 2 gilt Brooches. 1 small Writing Case. Several ancient silver and copper Coins. | — Metropolitan Police, N Division, March 24. WAR OFFICE, March BO, 1864. DESERTERS FROM HER M AJESTY'S SERVICE. On and after this date ( Dec. 11,1857), until further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a Deserter will be TWIITT SHIIIIICIS ln « t « Af » . I'M SMILI. IKJ8; fche object being to prevent the crime of Desertion, and to hold out a greater i iducement for the recovery of Deserters to Her Majesty's Servic . OtJlOE KO. 176370 176371 176372 1V637S 1763F4 176S76 176376 176377 176378 176379 NAME. EES. NO. , CORPS. WHEBE BOBN. sin. HAIB. EYES. I ACE. COAT & TBOtTSEBE. BATE OF DESEBTN. PLAOE OE DBSEBTIOa, Henry Wilmot James Smith William Burrows Henry Taylor Fulton Leicester William Doyle Abraham Camil John H. Wentworth John Cowley William Grangin 14352: Roy. Artillery 16531 i ditto 16515'; ditto 16272! ditto 15691 •: ditto 1976! ditto 1535] ditto 1509' diti.. — < 4.0th Foot — i 105th Foot Farnborough, Kent Portsmouth Warwick Manchester Bristol Taddamore, Limerick Govan, Renfrew Culham, Oxford Coxhow, Durham Glasgow ' carman j ditto | black smith ; earmaii tailor labourer moulder labourer carter 1214 18 ,23 18 ' 234 244 26 194 1194 1204 5 i brown 5t brown 6 l brown 4 browu 54 light grey grey grey grey brown dk, brn: grey lt. bm brown 8J jdk. brn 64' dk. brn grey grey hazel blue fair fair lair . Iresh i fair ! fresh ; fresh fair fresh ifresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto black; brown blue jacket; mole 6 Mar. 4 Mar. 4 Mar. 6 Mar. 6 Mar. 8 Mar. 3 Mar. 3 Mar. 6 Mar. 3 Mar. W oolwicti Warley ditto ditto ditto Shorncliffe Dover ditto Durham Glasgow il7638j 176381 176382 176383 176384 176385 176386 176387 176388 176389 Edward Crebbin Thomas Stuart John Beaconsfield Thomas Rafter William Oliver Joseph Evans Samuel Lee James Koane James Knox Robert Lynett 736jlith Hussars 741; 12tli Lancers 71- 7 j 15th Hussars 1357j Military Train 241 j lst Jitot ll'JS 4th Foot — i 12th Foot 1061113th Foot 1635' 19th Poot 1463123rd Foot | Bradford London Lambeth, Surrey , 1 Batts, Kilkenny Belfast; Antrim Ruthin, Denbigh Toronto Miltown, Kerry Enniskillen, Frmangh Drumlass, Roscomnm clerk caachmakcr plumber shoemakt- r weaver groom mason • labourer | ditto carpenter off pass off furlough to l'addaniore. ditto to Glasgow ditto to Aberdeen ; sew left clavicle recruit, surgically inspected recruit, not surgically inspected 18? i 5 20J-: 5 184 5 30* 5 5 29 5 2' 2 IS 20 j5 191 5 224 5 | iight I grey brown j hazel brown ; hazel brown ' grey brown iblue sandy ; grey dk. brn I grey sandy dk. brn lark grey grey I dark ' lair I fresh i fresh jfresh ; sallow : ruddy ! fresh i florid ; sallow I fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto I ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto I 9 Mar. ! 10 Mar. ! 8 Mar. 110 Mar. 10 Mar. 13 Mar. jl4 Mar. I 6 Mar. 110 Mar. 111 Mar. Dublin Hounslow Newbridge-' Woolwich Portsmouth Chatham Dublin Fermoy Chatham Walmer scar on left blase, loins, & sternum iff furlough to Dublin ditto to London ditto to Dublin ditto to Belfast; mole on left cheei, D j took the whole of reg. nec. took the whole of reg. nee. took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Largo, Fermanagh ditto to Sligo 176390 176391 X76392 176393 176394 176395 176396 L76397 176398 176399 William Flynn Charles Quinn Edmund Curry J. Livingston James Mason Griffith Davis Thomas Carroll John Harrigan James Hutchins Patrick C abby dittu 25 th Foot ditto 29th Foot ditto 33th Foot ditto 58th Foot 60th Rifles 61st, Foot 1764001 Andrew Telford 176101j James Smith 176402; John McLean 176403! William Chapman U. 76404J John McLeod 176405| Leonard G. Lust 176 tOO | Evan Owen 1764071 William Simmons 1764081 James Madge I76409| John Davis 1372 1488 1470 2404 185 169 1083 506 1131 915 llOij 78th Foot 517! ditto 118 H ditto — | ditto 586] ditto 362185th Foot 468 ditto 64; ditto 931 i9Wh Foot, 8330! I08rd Foot Ballyfir, Queen's Killygorinan, Tyrone West Ham, London Bristol Wolverhampton Twothole, Cardigan Thurless, Tippemry Charleville, Cork Northington, Hants Killglass, Roscommon labourer ditto ditto ditto puddler miner plasterer labourer ditto ditto 29 22" ! 19| 374 244 127 23 24} 214 1214 6i 6 84 9 74 6 2 4 64 brown brown brown grey dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown dk. bm Jblue brown Iblue blue blue haiel blue grey hazel hazel grey ditto fresh fresh fresh fresh regimental fair j ditto fresh | ditto fresh. ; ditto fresh ; ditto fresh 1 ditto fresh | ditto U Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 8 Mar. 3.4 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 Dungannen, Tyrone ditto to West Ham D ; took part of reg. nec. took part, of reg. nee. D ; cut 011 lower lip, and above right eye took the whole of reg nee; and great coat off furlough took part of reg. nec. Slirling Accrington, Lanc. j ditto 1 ditto ; mason hammerain. clerk Edinburgh Glasgow Lochbroom, Ross London Leiutwarden, Herefrd Liverpool labourer Bradford j collier Birmingham iservant 204 264 214 21 22$ 20 22 26 234 23 browu dk. brn lt. bra brovflS dk. brn dk. bm ; dk. bi- n brown 641 dk. bm 6 I dk. brn hazel brown grey Tfrey hazel hazel blue brown grey brown ifresh fresh ifresh j florid I fresh | fresh fail- fresh j j fresh i sallow ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto plain black ; dark regimental ill Mar. 11 Mar. 11 Mar. 7 Mar. 12 Mar. ! 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. i 8 Mar. Dover ditto ditto Glasgow Dover ditto ditto ditto Gravesend Colchester off furlough to Kilsyth ditto to Accrington ; D ditto to Edinburgh recruit, finally approved off furlough to Inverness supp. on board American sloop Kearsaye scar on rt. arm, a wreath and ' J. K.,' on left scar on left side 176410 Robert Long 33htl 106th Fool Sidmount, Devon. tailor 25 5 fi brown dk. bm dark d- tto 8 Mar. Birr r. 76411 James McCracken 1561 106th Foot Glasgow ditto 183 5 6 dk. brn dark fair ditto 8 Mar. Glasgow 1176412 Thomas Perkins 448H Royal H. Art. London labourer 254 5 84 brown grey fresh ditto 8 Mar. Woolwich 376413 Francis Charlton 4798 ditto Langley, Bucks groom 234 5 44 dk. bra hazel dark ditto 8 Mar. ditto 176414 Joseph Strickland 4489 ditto Worcester polisher 254 S n brown hazel fresh ditto 8 Mar. ditto r76H5 George Medcalf 721 ditto Donnington, Lincoln farmer 234 5 44 light blue fair ditto 6 Mar. Canterbury H76416 Edward Sullivan 5748 ditto Sydenham, Kent labourer 19 5 44 lt. brn blue fresh ditto 8 Mar. Woolwich 176417 James Ballantyne — Roy. Artillery Edinburgh miner 22 5 10 brown blue fresh plain regimental 11 Mar. Glasgow L7S418 John Hood 419 ditto Aberlady, Haddingtn. labourer • 234 5 74 dk brn blue fresh 18 Feb. Kingston* ' 196419 Joha Dobbs 410 ditto Wymondham, Norf. shoemaker 254 5 7} brown blue fair ditto 18 Feb. ditto off furlough to Glasgow; scar on hip & thigh D scar over vaccine D ; scar on left cheek recruit, finally approved took waist- belt * Canada Went burn 011 left knee 176420 176421 176422 176423 176424 176425 176426 H. 76427 176426 176429 Thomas Densmar Geo. W. Barnett John Ford John Sheen Thomas Fage Peter Rice Dom. McDonagh John Burnfield Patrick Murphy William Wells 9832 14024 1540 10136 16274 7868 7331 7321 7208 6893 ditto ditto ditto jNaas, Kildare j labourer IN. Waltham, Hants cockadeiaHcr jPensford, Somerset ; labourer ! Deptford, Kent 1 ditto London collar milker baker bricklayer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto jKillnean, Westmeatb Rl. Engineers] Sligo Berwick- on- Tweed Ballingary, Limerick I Manchester painter shoemaker bricklaTer 23 25- 4 22 264 294 21 26 26 244 29} 94 10 7i 2i 44 7 84 6 114 7 brown brown brown dk. brn brown brown dk. brn brown brown lt. brn I brown igrey igrey • grey ! grey jJt. bm hazel | grey , groy Igrev fresn fair fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ( JlttO 10 Mar. 8 Mar. 6 Mar. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 7 Mar. 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 9 Mar. 15 Mar. 17- 6430 176481 170432 17 « 488 17S434 176435 176136 176437 176438 17643W William J. Walsh | i John Murphy John Moloney Edward Been William Blyth Thomas Bowen Edward Robertson Robt. H. G. Brown Arthr. Wm. Bentall Walter Collis — I2lst, Hussars 3.05th Foot ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto 11th Hussars 13th Hussars Military Train Q- ren. Guards 718 613 548 1786 Westininster, London Birkenhead, Cheshire Glasgow Dartford, Kent Newmarket, Cambe. Chatham, Kent Aberdeen Newtowmntkennedy Birmingham Romford, Essex printer labourer , shoemaker I labourer 1 groom j labourer • elerk labourer ditto clerk 23 19 20 30 20 18 •| 204 24 26} 127 74 64 64 5 4 4i 64 7 7 dk. Or,,! hazel dk. bm | grey dk. bin; blue brown Iblue brown jblue brown Jgrey dk. bro idark dk. brn I hazel brown jhaze- l 0$ dark lhazel sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dark fresh W arley 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 I black; tweed | black; & erge ; black ditto I mole jfctket; mole : velvet; black regimental ditto ditto ditto to Killuoan; D ; whit e mark on stomach to Glasgow to Castletown, Limerick ; sear of bubo right groin 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 Gtesgov recruit, surgically inspected recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto lost two teeth, several decayed off furlough to Dublin * Wicklew took part of reg. nec. ioff pass to Romford 1764,40 176441 176442 176443 176144 176415 176446 ,176447 176448 176149 Robert Keough William Peters John McKiver Francis Moring Joseph Parker John Lon James Connolly Franeis Hurll John Harrison John Reardon 5 » 9i tth Huiaura 778: ditto 595 ] 9th Lancers 600; 12th Lancers — 2nd Foot — 14th Foot 2526 5th Foot 1026 ditto 1059 6th Foot 3361ditto 1.76450[ Charles King 1761511 Evan McKay 1764621 Hugh O'Donnell .1764531 Thomas Smith i76454| John Dunlop 176455 . John Jenkins f. 76456j John Stanley 176457 George Austin 176158 James Mathews 1761591 Robert Maxwell 948, ditto 1055 ditto 923 ditto 1238,8th Foot 41 10th Foot 3670 11th Foot 702 j ditto 1230 12th Foot 1014, ditto 531! ditto 176160 James Hampton 1058 176161 George Linley 860 176462 Denis Buckley 1442 176463 James Lynch 800 176464 John Furguson — 176465 James Hogan — 176466 James Hislop 446 176467 Henry Breen 438 176468 Peter Slaven 481 ] 764' i9 John Lewis 437 Ballinamoney. Wtrfd. Birmingham Kilmacranna, Donogl. Cork Leicester Limerick Ballinda, Galway Sutton Veney, Wilts Bishopwearmouth Kanturk, Cork Warwick Inverness Glasgow Bilston, Stafford Seaford, Down ; Cardigan Ballinutemple, Cavan Tunbridge Wells, Knt. Southsea, Hants | Glasgow butler I i: 4 ,5 gunmaker ; 18J; 5 labourer j 21 ( 5 ditto > 25 15 brickmakcr j la 5 gasfitter j20i;, i labourer carpenter labourer ditto 34415 ' 18 6 1224! 5 i 32? 5 7 7 10 84 64 8 7 44 94 7| lt. bru ; black brown brown lt. bm brown dk. brn dk. brn auburn dk. bin grey dK, brn grey grey blue grey blue hazel blue blue fresh sallow fresh fresh ruddy fair fregh fresh fair fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto blaek; cord stuff; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto 14 Mar. 13 Mar. 11 Mar. 14 Mar. 14 Mar. 16 Mar. 11 Mar. 28 Feb. 14 Mar. 14 Mar. Dublin ditto Brighton Hamptn Ct. Northampt. Wellington Shorncliffe ditto Aldershot ditto scar on left leg D ; scar on right leg off furlough to Dublin recruit, not finally approved recruit off furlough to Clifton ditto to Warminster ditto to Glasgow ditto to Dublin; D turner saddler tailor brickmaker weaver puddler labourer ditto ditto 1194 23| 125 274 j36 ' 224 23 23 88} 7 6i 6 94 74 6 5J 4} 8 10 It. brn dk. bra dk. brn dk. bni brown lt. brn brown It. brn brown brown hazel jgrey hazel brown brown grey brown blue grey grey fresh fresh pale dark fresh florid swarth fresh fair fresh tweed; serge regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 20 Mar. 14 Mar. 14 Mar. 14 Mar. 12 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. ditto ditto ditto Sheffield Dncnon. Ft. Dublin ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto to Edinburgh; tattooed, umf ditto to Glasgow ; ecar on ? t. groi » pocipitted; walks lame pockpitted to Cardiff; D to Carlisle off furlough ditto ditto ditto ditto D D ditto ditto 13th Foot 1 I th Foot 16th Foot 18th Foot 21st Foot ditto ditto ditto Peckham, Surrey Deptford, Surrey Blarney, Cork Ballincarry, W » tmtli. Blackpool, Cork Nenagh, Tipperary Lanark Enniskillen, Frmngh. • Glasgow jBurnside, Antrim labourer tailor labourer ditto butcher labourer engineer labourer slater shoemaker 21 25 22 33 21 19 204 194 20 184 U 44 104 84 6 54 7} 64 8J SJ brown brown brown black br, > wn brown red blaek brown black grey hazel grey black hazel hazel blue dk. brn grey grey fresh fresh fresh dark dark fresh fresh dark fresh pale ditto ditto ditto ditto blackj; dark regimental ditto ditto ditto 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 11 Mar. 14 May* 14 Mar. 14 Mar. 14 Mar. 14 Mar. 1,4 Mar. ditto ditto Fermoy ditto London Dundee Birr ditto ditto ditto 176> 70 176471 176472 176173 176474 ) 76175 ) 76176 176177 176478 176479 John Dolan William Martin William Connors John Robertson James King William Buxton Thomas Murphy Thomas Reidy Thomas Hargraves Martin Filbin 451 684 966 1257 1081 198 711. 275 572 clii to ditto 24th Foot 31st Foot 32nd Foot ditto list Foot, 45th Foot ditto ditto Glasgow Kilmarnock, Ayr Sheffield Lambeth, London Nottingham Offerton, Derby Waterford Shandon, Cork Werkheator, York Burnley, Lancashire labourer shoemaker cutler I labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto collier ,21 5 ,18 ' 5 224' 5 184 5 ,234 5 ,24 5 .21 j5 22 6 244 5 1214 6 7 6} 8 61 8* 8 8 8 8 64 dk. brn brown lt. bm brown brown brown brown black brown brown black grey grey grey blue hazel blue grey grey grey tresh pale fair sallow fresh fresh fresh dark fresh sallow ditto plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ~~ ditto supp. gone to Cork off furlough to Longford; marks of euppine recruit, firally approved * 1860 recruit, attested off furlough to Glasgow ditto to Liverpool; « M. B.' It. am ditto to Glasgow; scar on right leg ditto sears on neck ditto 14f Mar. 13 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 13 Mar. 13 Mar. 12 Mar. 14 Mar. 11 Mar. 14 Mar. ditto Glasgow Aldershot Chatham Preston Dublin Ayr Curragh ditto ditto ditto ditto recruit, finally approved off pass; scar on left cheek sailor, boat, and anchor on left arm off furlough to Clay cross, Derby; pockpitte off pass to Cork took part of reg. nec. " off furlough to Stirling 176480 176481 176182 176483 176484 176485 176486 176487 17648S mm John Fox James Gettins Patrick Rogers Michael Cassidy Joeeph Nelson Jerem. O'Sullivan George Turner Alexander Young William Rielly Ja trw 768153rd Foot, 1116 ditto — 54th Foot 3222 58th Foot 723 ditto 441 69th Foot 471 61st Foot — 72nd Foot 3692 73i-( j Foot I Norwich ; Rochdale, Lanoasbire ' Newbridge, Kildare I Gorbate, Lanark London | Cork Southam, Warwick Edinburgh Dublin lenton, Hants groom labourer shoemaker umbrellamk labourer ditto boilermaker potter labourer ditto 23 21 21 33 26 23J 23f 18 324 284 6} I brown igrey 75-| elk. brn| blue 54| black 5 j dk. bro 4 | brown 10 | It. bru 74 brown dk. bm dk. bm light grey grey grey blue blue brown blue grey | fresh j fresh | fair jfresh fresh ! fresh J fresh ; fresh sallow Ifresh grey; cord regimental black j cord regimental ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto 114 Mar. 14 Mar. 14 Mar. j 14 Mar. 14 Mar. i 14 Mar. 110 Mar. 15 Mar. 12 Mar. 13 Mar. Birr ditto Dudley Newry ditto Aldershot Jersey Edinburgh Aldershot. Belfast ditto ditto recruit off furlough ditto ditto ditto to Dublin; D D to Wandsworth, Surr* y to Enniskillen embezzled public money to Oxford ' A. V.' on right arm; recruit D j took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Wamford, Hants DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE Ucontinued). OFFICE] so. 1 NAME. BEO. NO. WHEBE BOBS. TBADE. SIZE. HAIB. FACE. COAT & TBOUSEES. DATS OF DESEKTN. PLACE OF DESERTION. MARES AND REMARKS. W6* au 1764,91 176492 176493 176494 176196 176496 176497 176498 17.6499 William Kelly Robert Gibson John Burns William Porter William Bolton Joseph Collier Joseph Daniels James Burke Henry M. Foster John Wickham L& 66 1221 707 5856 368 15766 14757 14462 14851 15i6n Votii to oot ditto ditto Royal H. Art. ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto Glasgow Airdie, Lanark Edinburgh Devonport, Devon Cardiff, Glamorgan Olney, Bucks Birmingham Ballinrobe, Mayo Gravesend, Kent 1 Dublin labourer 2b$, 6 04 64 tair hadel tresh miner 21* 5 brown blue fresh gilder 26 5 4! dark grey fresh clerk 22 5 74 brown blue fresh labourer 20 5 54 brown blue florid coachman 194 5 5! brown hazel fresh labourer 20 5 4! It. brn hazel fresh shoemaker 20 5 8 dk. bm hazel sallow carman 21 5 4 brown grey fair brassturner 18! 5 44 brown blue fair grinder 33 6 8! brown grey tair olerk 194 5 74 brown grey fresh labourer 21 5 84 black blue j fresh ditto 244 5 11 brown grev | fresh ditto 28 5 7 dk. brn grey I fresh ditto 34 5 8 dk. brn hazel dark ditto 25 5 74 black brown | sallow ditto 224 5 7 auburn grey I fair ditto 24 5 94 brown hazel ! fresh moulder 25 5 7 brown grey 1 fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 14 Mar. 14 Mar. It Mar. 15 Mar. 11 Mar. 13 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 12 Mar. 12 Mar. Dover ditto ditto Woolwich Canterbury Woolwioh ditto ditto ditto ditto off furlough to Glasgow ditto to Mains ditto to Edinburgh off furlough to Cardiff took waist- belt off furlough to Ballinrobe tattooed on right arm 17650J 176501 176502 176503 176501 176505 176506 176507 173508 17650H Jesse Clough Robert Wallice John Connolly Arthur Fitzpatrick John Craven William Woods James Nelson John Walsh William Meighan James Gallagher b72 1453 1533 1464 1207 791. 1550 14416 14641 16018 CULtO ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Burraghy, Cavan Mowran, Down Llanbeblig, Carnarv Portsmouth Drumore, Down Dromore, Galway Campsie, Stirling Sligo ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 9 Mar. 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. Dover ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Sheerness ditto ditto off furlough to Dumbarton off furlough to Burraghy; teeth irregular- ditto to Ballykell ditto to Carnarvon [ arm.- i ditto to Portsmouth j crucifix om ditto to Drumore ditto to Dromoro ditto to Glasgow- ditto ditto 176510 176511 176512 176513 176514 176615 176516 1* 6517 176518 176519 James Green Henry Addey John Hemming George Chibbers Richard Evans James Sullivan Joseph Ryan Robert Faulds Henry Wallace John Shannon 14.71 1414 1212 1987 1197 7207 7360 7260 7869 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Rl. Enga ditto ditto ditto 7569.1 ditto Cork Barnsley, Yorkshire Kilkenny Weston- super- Mare Aberystwith, Cardign Ballingarry, Limerick Dublin Orr, Galloway London Wicklow labourer ditto ditto boatman carpenter clerk joiner masi n bricklayer ditto 234 24 254 26 22| 214 • m 2H4 191 21 4! 44 8 3! 7 94 6 64 H 64 brown It. brn brown It. brn brown brown It. brn dk. brn black brown blue blue grey blue hazel grey blue grey hazel blue fresh fresh tab- fair fresh fair fresh ( resh dark • fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto di*, to ditto ditto ditto ditto 11 Mar. 11 Mar. 11 Mar. 9 Mar. 5 Mar. V 10 Mar. " 10 Mar. • 10 Mar. 12 Mar. ! l3 Mar. Shorncliffe ditto Shoeburyns Ballineollig I. of Wight Chatham ditto ditto ditto ditto 7559 ditto Monaghan ditto 23 5 5 7922 ditto Epping, Essex — 224 5 84 lst Foot 19 74 5th Foot Glasgow dyer 21 5 54 10th Foot Wakefield labourer 22 5 7 — 13th Foot Ardfinnan, Tipperary ditto 24 5 64 16th Foot Leeds tailor 24 5 8 18th Foot Ruthmines, Dublin labourer 20 5 6| 29th Foot Glasgow ditto 24 5 94 — 45th Foot Mansfield, Notts. moulder 244 5 6S ditto to London ditto to Sheffi, Id ditto to Pilltown, Kilkenny ditto to Calne, Wiltshire; D off pass to Aberystwith off furlough to Graigne Adair, Limerick ditto to Dublin ditto to Glasgow; sear on' left arm off pass to London scar of burn on right, hip and left elbow 176520 176621 176522 176523 176524, 176525 176826 176527 1765* 28 176629 Peter Murray Robert Clarke James Dixon Hugh Dougherty William Baxter* Thomas Shelly Francis Forest John Doyle Martin Brannan John Williams brown brown brown dk, brn dk. brn dk. brn dk. bin dk. brn dk. bm It,, brn blue blue grey blue grey grey grey hazel grey hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto brown; grey black; moleskin tweei; cord blue j cord black; grey tweed; cord moleskin black; cord 13 Mar. 13 Mar. 16 Mar. 14 Mar. 16 Mar. 14 Mar. 15 Mar. 12 Mar. 16 Mar. 11 Mar. ditto Aldorshot Glasgow ditto Wakefield Clonmel Leeds Dublin Glasgow N ot'ingham brown mark on chest ' Louisa Ramsay,' ' Rebecca Gin,' rt. wrist recruit, surgioally inspected rebruit, not. surgically inspected [ Foe mark of bubo rt. groin * alias Croskin, alias recruit, not surgically inspected ditto : pockpittad ditto ditto little finger slightly bent 176530 176531 176532 176533 1T6534 176535 176536 176537 176538 176539 James Sanderson William Kettle Edward Taylor Wilhelm Guldner Ernest Watzkow Thomas Smart John Murphy John Johnson Joseph Loftus John Chambers 595 332 5264 628 619 1366 861 386 491 161 Uth Hussars Cold. Guards ditto 2nd Foot ditto 12th Foot 24th Foot ditto 29th Foot ditto Stockport, Lane. Oulton, Norfolk Bury, Lancashire Prussia ditto London Mallow, Cork Cringhimpton, Cliesh. Armagh Sheffield labourer ditto slater labourer clerk labourer ditto clerk weaver labourer 35 24J 35 251 324 22J 21 2t. 22$ 25| 8 brown 71 light brown 7 browD 84 dk. brn 6 ! It. bra 64 dk. brn 5 red 7 It. brn 64 dark ha^ el grey grey grey grey brown hazel hazel brown blue ruddy light fresh sallow fresh faii- dark fresh fresh fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 15 Mar. 16 Mar. 13 Mar. 14 Mar. 10 Mar. 15 Mar. 14 Mar. 14 Mar. 15 Mar. 15 Mar. Dublin London ditto Devonport ditto Chatham Aldershot ditto Dublin ditto 4 spots of ink on left arm off furlough to Prussia ditto ditto ; D man on barrel on left arm off furlough ditto ditto to Ayr ; scar on right hip ditto to Bra ( ford 263 ditto 695 ditto 3752 41st Foot 461 49th Foot 383 53rd Foot 684 58t. h Foot 539 83rd Foot 1284 ditto 849 84th Foot 1895 Roy. Artillery 17054O 17894! 176512 176513 176644 176515 176546 176547 176548 176549 Luke Buxton Edward Mitchell James Fry William Ryan Thomas Bull Michael Suliivan William Saunders Joseph Ashworth Henry Parkins William Kinnane Ashburn, Stafford Blackburn, Lane. Wockman, Glouc. Clonmel, Tipperary London Cork Newcastlej Nrthmbld. Manchester Whitinell, Derbyshire Kilkee, Claro carpenter weaver labourer ditto porter labourer ditto millwright labourer hamessmkr, 304 204 274 24j 24 244 324 224 24 274 176550 176561' 176552 170553 176554 176555 • 176556 176557 176558 176568 Wm. Hutchings John Fleming Alfred Smith William Convey Patrick Carroll John Campbell Peter Walsh Christopher Kean Nathaniel Evans Peter McCabe 1457 ditto 1492 ditto 7522 Rl. Engineers •—• 63rd Foot — ditto — 74th Foot — 102nd Foot- — 73rd Foot 1186 10th Foot 977 1.2th Foot 5 10 & 4 9 84 4 H 74 44 n black It. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn brown It. brn red red It. brn black grey grey grey hazel hazel blue hazel brown hazel dark fresh florid fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh h- esh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 15 Mar. 15 Mar. 14 Mar. 16 Mar. 10 Mar. 14 Mar. 14 Mar. 14 Mar. 14 Mar. 15 Mar. ditto ditto Bristol Manchester Portsmouth Newry Shorncliffe ditto Curragh I Shorncliffe ditto to Asliburn ditto to Blackburn took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. off furlough to Glasgow ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto to Edinborgh to Dublin ; scar on left'thigk to Whitinell to Kilkee Mih on, Hants Dunmore, Galway Deptford, Kent Clara, King's Knockbride, Cavan Glasgow Manchester Glasgow Llanranag, Cardigan Maynooth, Kildare labourer ditto bricklayer weaver ditto moulder labourer ditto labourer carpenter 25 i 21 24 194 19 2LJ 20 22 194 ' 18J 8J light brown brown brown brown dk. brn dk. brn It. brn brown red blue grey grey blue grey iarfc haM brown grey blue fair fresh fail- pale fresh sallow fresh ' fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto blue linen; dark bluo; dark Black; moleskin black ; cord black; moleskin regimental ditto 10 Mar. 14 Mar. 15 Mar. 16 Mar. 16 Mar. i 15 Mar. 115 Mar. 15 Mar. 17 Mar. 10 Mar. Portsmouth Dover Chatham Dundee ditto Glasgow Liverpool Glasgow Prestou Chatham diito to Lymington, Hants; pockptd diito to Neffcastle- imder- Lyne scar on left leg recruit, approved ditto ; mark of burn under It., jaw recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto tattooed on left arm and wrist off furlough to Dublin; knee slightly varieoes 176580 176561 176564 176563 ><' 0561 176565 176666 176567 176568 176569 Timothy O'Leary William Warwick John Moran Joseph Matthews John Moore Henry Tombs William Maher John Gearing William Friday John Munro 471 4321 491 3782 11 377 1181 957 906 740 9th. Foot 33th Foot 41st Foot . ditto ditto 45th Foot 60th Rifles ditto ditto 63rd Foot" Bandon, CorK Stagsden, Bodford Derby Cheltenham, Glouc. Behey, Sligo Oxford Moneygall, King's | Dublin i Horsham, Sussex | Glasgow baker 32i 5 5! brown hazel fresh ditto 17 Mar. Dublin shoemakoj? 39J 5 44 brown grey fresh ditto 19 Mar. London grinder 224 e brown hazel fresh ditto 19 Mar. Glasgow labourer 364 5 8 sandy grey fair ditto 14 Mar. ditto mason 264 5 7 black hazel dark ditto 14 Mar. ditto smith 20! 5 54 dk. bm grey fresh ditto 17 Mar. Curragh labourer 20J 5 7! dk. bm grey fresh ditto 17 Mar. London ditto 214 5 5! brown hazel fresh ditto 16 Mar. ditto stoker 24 5 9 dk. bm hazel fresh ditto 17 Mar. ditto tailor 20 5 7 It,, brn grey fresh 1 ditto 17 Mar. Belfast James 176571 176572 176573 176674 176576 176576 17657? 176578 176579 176580 176581 176582 176583 176584 l? S58p i? 6586 17668' 176588 17668S> James Findlay Henry Green John Cronin Donald Lenihan John Lynch Thomas Gallagher James Saunders John Fraser John Stewart Peter Hinchey 778 609 938 924 392 288 3030 1905 15806 86 74th Foot 84th Foot 87th Foot ditto ditto ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto 5th Drag. Gds. Kilmarnock, Ayr Dudley, Stafford Callen, Cork Dinigaree, Cork Lowahs, Cavan Liverpool j MerthyTydvil, Glam. i Newtn. Stewart, Tyrne j Chatham, Kent Milltown, Clare bootcloser labourer ditto ditto ditto slater | confectioner ilabourer tailor llibourer 1W § 5 234 5 18 5 23J 5 234 5 31 5 33| 5 31 f 5 19 5 23| 5 11 85 5 64 It. bru It. bm brown brown brown fair dk. brn brown brown It. brn jblue I hazel [ grey Igrey" grey blue grey brown blue bazel tresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sandy fai'- fair fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto took part of reg. nee. D ; from escort off furlough to Cheltenham; wound on head, ditto to Sligo ditto to Oxford; tattooed on arms took part of reg. nec. ditto D ; took part of reg. nee. took waist- belt, and part, of reg. one. 116 Mar. 17 Mar. 17 Mar. 17 Mar. 14 Mar. 11 Mar. 19 Mar. 13 Mar. 17 Mar. 20 Mar. Perth Curragh Buttevant ditto Aldershot ditto Woolwich Hilsea Warley Cahir took part of reg. nec. D ; off pass to Dublin took waist- bait and part of reg. aee. ditto off furlough ; D ditto ; D ; pockpitted off furlough D off furlough Guy Marston Frederick Henley John Duffy William Binns Hugh Steel Thomas Cox James Watson John Low Michael Mackay James Kirby 430 679 1- 29 272 530 .363 1128 1134 Ist Dragoons 9th Lancers 16th Lancers ditto 19th Hussars Gren. Guards 4th Foot ditto 10th Foot ditto Berwick- on- T weed Chorlton- on- Medlock Huddersfield Sheffield Lisburn, Antrim Sudbury, Suffolk Preston, Lancashire Limerick Ballybricken, Watrfd. Balbriggan, Waterfd medical stdt labourer grinder labourer weaver labourer gasfitter labourer ditto 19! 271 34 19 25 22 204 184 10 7 74 71 7 81 6 8 65 9} brown light dk. bm brown flaxen brown dk. brn brown It. brn brown dark grey blue hazel grey grey hazel grey blue grey fresh - fair fresh fresh pale fresh fresh fail- fresh I sallow ditto tupposed plain regimental ditto ditto ditto blue pilot; mole black; cord regimental ditto 18 Mar. 21 Mar. 18 Mar. • 21 Mar. 20 Mar. 18 Mar. 22 Mar. 16 Mar. 20 Mar. 20 Mar. Hythe Brighton York ditto Canterbury London Bolton Wellington Dncnon Ft. ditto took the whole of reg. noe. D off pass to Sheffield off pass to Glasgow took waist- belt recruit, attested small light moustache and whiskers • reoru took part of reg. nec scar on forehead 176690 176591 176592 176S98 176594 176595 .176536 17669.7. 17659 17659 Joseph Cheetham James Doyle John Walsh Joseph Bevington Albert. Smith David Jones Edward Eastoe John Narey John Fowgies George Hampton 694 llfi6 1048 473 914 1193 953 968 lith Foot ditto 12th Foot 2yth Foot 31st Foot 15th Foot 51st Foot. 57th Foot 60th Rifles ditto Liverpool Bray, Wicklow Rickington, Lane. Belbroughton, Wore. Wadhurst, Sussex London Lambeth, London Ashton- under- Lyne Carlisle Camberwell, Surrey ditto ditto collier labourer shoemaker engine fitter rivetter smith labourer 224 18* 38! • 224 19! 18 164 174 33J 23$ brown black dk. bm It. brn dk. brn | hazel brown jgrey grey hazel hazel hazel grey red light ! blue It, brn I blue dk. brn igrey tresh dark fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto brown regimental black; moleskin regimental ditto 18 Mar. 18 Mar. 16 Mar. 19 Mar. 20 Mar. 19 Mar. 2 Mar. 21 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. Dublin ditto ditto ditto Devonport London KnellerHall York London di'to 17Q60W 17 « 0Mj 176608- 176603 176604 176605 176606 176607 176608 res . Charles Young John Waterhouse Robert Bertram Edward McKinlay Henry T. Logan Henry Crockford John Lawrence Richard Phillips Michael Cavanagh Charles Fairy 1312 351 1171 4651 1587 ,328 710 4166 1504 78t. h Foot 85th Foot 92nd Foot 102nd Foot 108th Foot Rifle Brigade ditto ' Royal H. Art. Roy. Artillery 24t, h Foot Largs, Ayr Bradford, Yorkshire Edinburgh Kilmarnock, Ayr Bally connell, Donegal St. Pancras, London Ufton, Berks Kingston, Surrey Limerick London miner woolsorter baker labourer cabinetmkr. plasterer labourer ditto ditto ditto 18 i 23 181 35! 19< 23| 184 244 224 184 6 7 64 61 64 6 6 104 8! 6! brown It. bm dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn It. brn light It. bm It. bm brown hazel blue grey grey grey hazel grey grey blue grey pale fail- fresh dark fair fresh fresh fresh fail- fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto brown; cord 22 Mar. 15 Mar. 18 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. 20 Mar. 20 Mar. 19 Mar. 14 Mar. 17 Mar. Aberdeen Dover Edinburgh Chatham Fermoy Winchester ditto Dublin Port smouth Westminstr D took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Bodhamstead, Devonshire ship in full sail on left arm; recruit took great ooat and part of reg. nec. recruit, attested took part of reg. nee. ditto D took waist- belt and part of reg. nsc, supp. in Dover took part of reg. neo. off furlough to Kilmarnock; ' M. D.' rt. artn ditto to Londonderrv off furlough to Liverpool 1 0. F.' and anchor left arm ; recruit 17661i> 17661"! 176612 176618 176614 17661- 5 176616 176617 17661* 17661 Fredk. Thompson Richard Waters George Fitzpatrick John Ingham John McHenry David Richards Bernard Smith James Stewart James Gilkinson Robert Jackson 12 212 398 531 186 256 70th Foot 90th Foot 63rd Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto 74th Foot Roy. Artillery 59th Foot Glasgow Sawston, Cambs Kinnelly, King's Preston, Lancashire Cornacollan, Down Tredegar, Monmouth Preston,, Lancashire Glasgow Termon, Tyrone Se I burgh, Yorkshire painter labourer ditto ditto striker pe ilar weaver tailor labourer saddler 20 18 ' 244 2S 21! 214 25 19 214 25 brown It. bm brown dk. bra brown brown auburn dk. brn It. bm dark blue blue blue hazel grey blue hazel grey grey dk. bra fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh light fresh pale fair fresh black; moleskin brown; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental dark 20 Mar. 21 Mar. 5 Mar. 5 Mar. 5 Mar. 5 Mar. 5 Mar. 22 Mar. 22 Mar. 22 Mar. Prestou Cambridge London* ditto ditto ditto ditto Edinburgh Gosport Carnforth recruit, not surgioally inspected ditto took waist- bolt * Canada West ditto took bayonet, waist- belt, and part of reg. nac. ditto ditto recruit, finally approved escaped from lock- up recruit, not surgically inspected DESERTEHS EROM THE MILITIA. OFFICE NAME. KEG. CORPS. WHERE BORN. TRADE. H U SIZE. HAIR. EXES. FACE. COAT t TROUSERS. OATE OP nESERTN. PLACE OP MO. HO. < MARKS AM) REMARKS. 57085 67086 57087 57088 67089 67090 67091 67092 67093 67094 John Grant Mark Lickford John Mullens John Daly Henry Lipper John Lynch John May Edward Power John Ryan Thomas Smith 3790 3804 3883 3798 3884 3818 3810 394) 3846 3801 2ndT. limits.* ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto St. Luke's St. George's ditto Cork Peckham, Surrey Mallow, Cork St. George's, London Waterlord St. George's, London Newington labourer shoemaker labourer ditto cabmetrnkr. labourer ditto carpenter labourer ditto It. brn It. brn black dk. bm It. bm brown dk. bm dk. bm It. bm brown grey grey grey hazel grey hazel hazel grey hazel blue fresh fresh sallow sallow fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh 24 April 24 April 24 April 21 April 24 April 24 April 24 April 24 April 24 April 24 April BethnalGn. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto scar of bubo * absent from training;, supp. transported marks on left hip supp. transported scar on back pockpitted j scar on leg moles on neck and chest 67095 67096 67097 67098 57099 67100 67101 67102 67103 67104 William Webb John Wilson George Brown George Mason Henry Rummicorn John Walker John Milton John Lynch Thomas Sands John Slater 4016 3806 4062 4099 4230 4154 3850 3845 3805 3795 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Stratford, Essex Whitechapel, London Spitalfields St. George's Hoxton Bethnal Green Shoreditch Dublin Whitechapel, London' Southwark ditto ditto ditto ditto porter labourer painter labourer • 1 ditto ditto It. bm It. bm dk. bro dk. brn dk. bra It. bm brown black It. bm brown grey brown grey hazel blue grey grey hazel grey brown fair fresh fair sallow fresh fresh sallow fresh 24 April ditto i 24 April ditto scar on chest _—_ 10 April ditto scar on forehead 10 April ditto —. 10 April ditto marks on left arm 10 April ditto 24 April ditto 24 April ditto M ... 24 April 24. April ditto 67105 67106 57107 57108 67109 £ 7110 67111 67112 57113 67114 James King John Welsh William Bott Charles Lane Thomas Holland Denis Bryan Walter Evans James Nye John Barry Robert Hubbard 3890 3935 4148 4203 4307 3908 3919 3956 4122 411 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Holborn Spitalfields ' Islington St. George's Ireland BethnalGreen, Londn St. Luke's Shoreditch W apping Mils End ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto costermngr. boxmaker braidmaker porter labourer 5 4 5 84 5 44 5 6 5 64 5 10} 5 8 5 6} 5 84 5 64 dk. brn brown brown auburn It. bm brown brown black dk. brn brown grey grey blue grey grey brown hazel hazel hazel grey sallow fair fresh fresh fresh fair sallow sallow fresh pale 24 April 24 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 24 April 24 April 24 April 10 April 10 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on right arm scar on back marks on arms scar under jaw supp. in Artillery scar on face 57115 John Kiminske 426iS ditto Spitalfields ditto 20 5 84 dk. bm blue fair 10 April ditto scar of bubo on groins; eupp. gone to sea 57116 Oliver Newson 4086 ditto Shoreditch ditto 18 5 64 black grey dark 10 April ditto scar on left arm 67117 Henry Riches 4104 ditto Spitalfields wadding mk 20 5 94 dk. bm grey fair „ 10 April ditto supp. in Artillery 57118 John Sullivan 4187 ditto Suffolk porter 23 5 6 black hazel sallow • 10 April ditto scar of bubo on groins 57119 John Sullivan 3777 ditto Cork labourer 23 5 9 dk. brn grey red 24 April ditto 67120 William Sweeney 3784 ditto Southwark, London ditto 18 5 7 brown hazel fresh 24 April ditto scar on left elbow 57121 John Sanders 3976 ditto Whitechapel ditto 20 5 64 browu hazel fair , 2t April ditto pockpitted 67122 John Costello 3779 ditto Cork ditto 18 5 6 black hazel fresh 24 April ditto 57123 James Donovan 3843 ditto St. Andrew's, London ditto 20 5 6 brown grey pale 24 April ditto 57124 Henry Jackson 3768 ditto Deptford, Kent ditto 19 5 54 brown grey fresh Hi April ditto 67125 67126 67127 67128 67129 67130 67131 67132 67133 67134 George Costello Edward Bonnor George Brown Richard Clarke Charles Mallison William Webster John Draper Charles Stewart John Wright John Blanton 3747 4198 4158 4132 4095 2I6t 2166 2303 2386 2458 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Northampton ditto ditto ditto ditto Bethnal Green, Londn Stepney Clerkenwell Somerset Kingstown, Cumblnd. Brafield, Northampt. Little Creaton Northampton Spratton Northampton ditto sawyer printer wheelwrght labourer ditto shoemaker ditto ditto ditto 20 29 18 27 19 23 26 244 224 214 brown brown brown brown brown black It. bra It. brn It. bm It. bm blue hazel hazel grey g?? r hazel hazel grey hazel grey fresh sallow dark fresh fair sallow fair sallow sallow fresh 24 April 24 April 24 April 10 April 10 April 27 April 27 April 27 April 27 April 27 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Northampt. ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on back scar on forehead marks on left arm * absent from faramiiag 67135 Henry Wilton 21.72 ditto ditto ditto 25! 15 44 brown grey fresh 27 April ditto 57136 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 2591 ditto Brixworth ditto 26| 5 4.4 It. bm grey fair ——, 27 April ditto 67139 James Roberts 2655 ditto Yardley- Hastings shoemaker 221 5 7 It. bm grey fair 27 April ditto scar on forehead 57140 Wm. Cartwright 2775 ditto Northampton ditto 214 5 4 black grey sallow 27 April ditto 67141 John Stevenson 2926 ditto ditto ditto 23 5 3f brown grey fair — 27 April ditto 57142 William Fitzhugh 3005 ditto Walgrave labourer 221 5 6 It. bm grey fair 27 April ditto 67143 William Elderkin 3046 ditto Oundle ditto 25 5 9 dk. brn blue fresh 27 April ditto gone to Australia 67144 Thomas Poole 3132 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 57146 William Kent 3232 ditto Dallington labourer 2 If 5 4 4 It. bra grey fair .—„ 27 April ditto 67147 John Stapleton 3338 ditto Bedford shoemaker 184 5 4} dk. bra hazel sallow 27 ADril ditto • 67148 James Gilpin 3344 ditto Northampton ditto 23 5 4.} dk. bra hazel fair 27 April ditto 57149 John Everest 3479 ditto Oundle miller 2H 5 4} It. brn grey fresh 27 April ditto 57150 John Leadbeater 3510 ditto London shoemaker 28 5 71 brown brown fair _ 13 April ditto 67151 George Leambert 3519 ditto Barnack, Northampt. miller 224 5 44 brown browu fresh 13 April ditto 57152 George Howell 3555 ditto Northampton labourer 204 5 51 It. bra grey fair 13 Apnl ditto bum on left arm 57153 Thomas Warillow 3592 ditto ditto shoemaker 20} 5 8 brown brown fair — 13 April clitto 57154 James Smith 3630 ditto ditto boot. finisher 19} 5 4 dk. brn brown fresh 1' 3 April ditto 57155 Charles Corner 3fi » i ditto Stretton, Rutland labourer I9J 5 44 It. bm blue fresh —_ 13 April ditto 57156 John Clarke 3639 ditto Lilborne, Northampt. ditto 26f 5 4} dk. bm g ™ y fresh 13 April ditto 57157 Thomas Brown 3641 ditto Northampton shoemaker 18| 5 5 dk. bm grey fair . 13 April ditto 57158 George Green 3644 ditto ditto ditto 181 5 6 It. bm grey fresh 13 April ditto 57159 James Thompson 3654 ditto Daventry bootcloser 26 5 74 dk. bm hazel fresh 13 April ditto 57160 James Murdin 3663 ditto Northampton shoemaker 18| 5 7 It. brn grey fair ——> 13 April ditto 57161 Charles Lines 3665 ditto Chipping Warden gardener 21| 5 H dk. bm hazel fresh 13 April ditto 57162 Thomas Ross 3667 ditto Bozeat blacksmith 24 5 6 dk. bm grey fresh —— 13 April ditto 57163 George Gent 3696 ditto Wellingborough shoemaker 21 5 74 brown grey fair 13 April ditto 57164 Philip Tilley 3713 ditto Northampton ditto 194 5 44 dk. bm grey sallow 13 April ditto name supp. to be Thos. Wilkinsdti supp. in neighbourhood of'Ohaage- aUej jLojiftn 57165 David Noble 3714 ditto Piddington carpenter 30 5 61 brown grey fair 13 April ditto 57166 Timothy Shea 3717 ditto Cork shoemaker 284 5 71 It. bm grey fair 13 April ditto ditto 57167 William Jones 495 Radnor* Knucklass labourer 20 5 6 brown grey fail- „ 13 May Presteign * absent from training 57168 William Parry 403 ditto Ludlow, Salop bookseller 26 5 7 black brown dark — 13 May ditto 57169 Thomas Brunt 435 ditto Kennersly, Hereford drainer 25 5 71 brown blue fair 13 May ditto 57170 Joseph Harries 580 Carrnth. Art.* Carmarthen haulier 25 5 61 auburn brown fresh 14 May Carmarthen tattooed on arms * absent from training 57171 John Jones 595 ditto Llanbodairne. Cardgn shoemaker 28 5 74 brown grey fresh 14 May ditto 57172 John Lloyd 497 ditto Llanwinio, Carmrthn. labourer 22 5 10 brown grey fresh 28 May ditto 57173 William Stewart 2624 Renfrew*' Paisley, Renfrew Borringdon, Herts ditto 20 5 5 brown hazel sallow 15 July Greenock * absent from training 57174 William Butler 1977 Bucks* ditto 234 6 5 | lt. bm grey fresh 24 April H. W\ cmbe mark under right ear ditto 57175 Charles Lewis 2061. ditto Chesham, Bucks shoemaker 20} 5 4 red grey sallow -—„ 24 April ditto 57176 John Bryant 2067 ditto Clay don blacksmith • 251 5 3| dark It . bm fair _— 24 April ditto 57177 Jobn Winchester 2438 ditto Datchet, Berks Newport Pagnel, Bcks labourer 234 5 5 It. bm grey fresh — u. 24 April ditto supp. in Army 57178 James Abel Thorpe 2549 ditto ditto 19 5 5 brown grey freck. , 24 April ditto supp. in neighbourhood1 of Northampton 57179 Henry Coker 2646 ditto Burnham ditto 23} 5 6 dk. brn grey fresh 10 April ditto supp. in neighbourhood of Hounslow 57180 Arthur Simco 2710 ditto Emberton blacksmith 19J 5 10 brown grey dark 10 April ditto supp. working in London 57181 Charles Plater 2718 ditto Haddenham labourer 33* 5 5 black dk. bin fair 24 April ditto gone to Australia 57182 George Williams 2724 ditto Cippenham ditto 19} 6 2 dk. bra grey fair 10 April ditto scar on forefinger 57183 John Smith 2726 ditto Little Marlow ditto 204 5 9 dk. bm grey fair 10 April ditto 57184 Nathan Miller 2743 ditto Hardwiek ditto 224 5 10} brown hazel fresh —;_ 24 April ditto supp. in Army 67185 Abel Tapping 2781 ditto Longwick ditto 18 5 7 brown hazel fan- _ 10 April ditto in 2nd Surrey Militia 57186 John A. Smith 2808 ditto Olney tanner 22} 5 9 brown grey fair 10 April ditto wart on left eye 57187 William Reece 2825 ditto Stony Stratford labourer 19J 5 7 brown grey fan- 10 April ditto 57188 William Jones 2826 ditto diito ditto 22} 5 8 dk. bm brown dark 10 April ditto 57189 David Jardine 1250 Fife* Dunfermline, Fife ditto 181 5 7} It. brn blue fresh , 25 June Cupar scar on chest and neck 57190 Peter Drew 1256 ditto Edinburgh tailor 184 5 54 dk. bm blue fresh 25 June ditto 57191 George Masterton 1271 ditto Dunfermline, Fife miner 234 5 6 brown grey fresh 25 June ditto 57192 Thomas Brunton 1283 ditto Abernethy labourer 18} 5 64 It, bm blue fresh 25 June ditto 57193 Hugh R. Durie 715 ditto Kirkcaldy ploughman 224 5 5 brown grey freah 9 July ditto 57194 Jas. Cunningham 74.1 ditto Dyeart weaver 24 5 10 brown grey sallow -—- 9 July ditto S7195 67196 67197 67198 67199 67200 67201 67202 67203 67204 Robert Dick Christopher Birrell Donald McDonald James Lawson George Scott John Headrigg John Birrell John Piggie Frank Divine George Wood 775 811 818 888 922 943 986 996 1062 1105 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Abbotshall Cupar Kirkhill, Inverness Dunfermline, Fife Carnbie Cupar Dunfermline Falkland Dunfermline Dunbog ploughman 21| 5 61 fair ditto 22 5 5} brown groom 2 H 5 6 fair weaver 21? 5 51 dk. bm ploughman 2H 5 6} fair labourer 23 5 6* fair w raver 204 5 5 brown labourer 26 $ 5 10 brown ditto 20i 5 6 brown tanner 20 5 5 brown labourer 194 5 8 brown ditto 324 5 8 brown weavei 184 5 5} black Salter 20 5 6 brown gardener 184 5 5 dk. bm hammermn. 21. 5 84 brown irondresser 23} 5 74 brown brasBfoundr 254 5 64 brown labourer w* 5 H It. brn ditto 20 5 741 brown hazel blue blue blue blue blue blue blue grey blue ruddy fair fresh fresh fresh fresh swarth fresh fresh 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 Julv clitto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dtno supp. in 92nd Eoot supp. in llth Hussars scars on neck tattooed on left arm; sttpp. in 19th Eoot 67205 67206 57207 57208 J57209 Joseph White George Smith John O'Neil James , Di 11361 ditto 1140 ditto 11711 IStrathmiglo Kirkcaldy Dunfermline . UUl. t i " rn lenton, A L ' . at grey blue hazel hazel bazel hazel blue blue « rey grey fresh fresh1 fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh . fresh [ fresh 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July - 9 July ,9 July ' 9 July ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on left thigh in 74th Eoot scarification marks on breast front tooth broken, scar on fbfefeesd: scar on left foot DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA ( continued). OVBIOX SO. I ISAM ® . I BBS, ! NO, I WHERE BOEN. HAIR. EYES. COAT& TBOOTEBS. DATa°* FIA0* > DESB'fif. DESERTION. MAi'iKS AND REMARKS. ' 57215 57316 57217 57218 57219 57220 57221 § 7222 57223 57224, Edward Frame Richard Bjrnc John LowiS James Johnston Henry Ashcroft Patrick McAlror Anthony Jennings John Hogan Thomas Kelly Patrick Young ( ! 18i) 71 Stirhngsliire ' 12471 Kent Artil. 2i83| 7thLwea9hire 281 Longford* 3165 North Lincoln ( 1334 WestmthRa* i 1642! ditto 1016! ditto 1081 ditto jll26j ditto Kilkenny Dover Manchester Tmplemichael, LEgfd. Lincoln Rnchfortbridgef Mullingar Kilbe^ gan Moate Rathowen brassfoundr musician labourer ditto * servant dealer labourer ditto ditto 18 23J 224 29 26 20 23 23 25 20? 4 6 6 8} 104 74 54 74 11 8 j dk. brn I dark It. brn dk. bra brown brown brown brown brown fair .557225 57226 .57227 .57228 57229 57230 57231 57232 57233 57234 Tliomi s Bussy James Bannon Thomas Ourly George Byron. William Doyle Michael Gorman Owen Dunleary Patrick Russell Peter Fetherston William Trailer 1158 1255 1259 12851 1307 1339 13451 1370! 1397 1423 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto i Moare Kilbeggsn ! Athlone Castlepollard 1 Athlone Nwt wnforbes, Lng!! rd. Ballinalea Mullingar, Westmth. j Moate I Rochfortbridge ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto servant labourer 1214 19 123 ,194 i 29 25 28 119 j 22 < 32 ' browi dk. bra dark black dk. brn brown brown brown It. brn black grey hazel blue blue blue blue grey grey- S^ y grey } blue grey jgrey ! blue [ brown jgrey ' grey jgrey | hazel I hazel fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fair t weed blue; tweed black plain 11 Aug. 21 Oct. 30 Oct. .18 July ,19 Nov. 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June Stirling Dover Bury Longford , Lincoln , Mullingar ditto ditto ditto ditto lair fresh fresh sallow dark sallow fresh fresh fresh j fresh June j June | June i June j June | June ! June ] June ' June i June ! ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dit{ j 57235 57236 57237 57238 57239 57240 ; 57241 .57242 57243 57844 Thomas Ryan James Quiskelly Pierce Bo\ han Martin Lynch Michael Connor William Gaynor Rj an Laharty Patrick Cox Michael Cullen John Bonrte 14301 1467) 1523 1526 1535 1558! 1560! 1565 1572, 1W! ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto clitto ditto ditto ditto Kilbeggan ditto Mullingar Moate Kilbeggan Baltinacargy Rathdowning, Qun's, Ballinacargy. Wtmth, Moate Mtdlingar ditto ditto ditto ditto blacksmith labourer ditto ditto bricklayer hlacksmit. il 24 32 23 25^ 224 204 29} 28 26 27 94 it. brn 6 it, brn 6} lt. brn rapp. gone to Chatham, and enlisted | scar on forehead * absent from training I hard of hearing * ginger- beer maker * absent from training f West meat h reported gone to America in Scotland gone to America ditto in England in Scotland goDe to America ; bun, right- elbow in Liverpool in England gone to America ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on rigllt liip 8 7 54 9! 4 5 8 brown brown brown dk. brn brown brown brown grcv blue blue blue brown grcy^ hazel grey black bazel | tresh t fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresb fresh 1 June 1 June I June 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June ditto I in Scotland; sow on left choek ditto ditto scar on right thigh ditto gone to America ditto ditto in Scotland ditto gone to America ditto scar on right eyebrow ditto ' reported gone to America ditto i ditto ditto ditto 57245 57246 57247 57248 57249 57250 57251 57252 57253 57254 JMlcnoei Maxwell Patrick Philbin Thomas Cannon John Cooney John Art! ur Joseph Hutchins " John Thompson lots 1621 1627 1630 2466 1571 1344 dnto ditto ditto ditto 4th Middlsx. Roscommon Bedfordshire Aniline ; an Moate Muliingar London Kilcullen, Kildare Bedford 20 labourer ditto groom labourer musician labourer shoemaker ' 30} 22 20 | 6 8 browu [ 5 6 brown 5 7 brown 5 6 brown | S 44 brown | 5 5 brown ! 5 f 4} dk. bm grey grey brown grey grey grey dark sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair plain regimental plain 1 June I June 1 June 1 June 25 Jan. 2 Mar. 20 Mar. ditto ditto ditto ditto Hounslow Boyle Bedford anshor right aru^ supp. working on a railway in Tipperarv mole OH'right nates ; supp. gone to America 1 reported gone to America scars on neck off pass to Longfo? d supp. left the country ADMIRALTY, March 30, 1864, Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service, NAME. SHIP DESEBTED OB DIS- CHARGED FROM. DATE. BATING. WHERE BOBN. HAIR. HewBon Alcock Matthew Cowderv Zeehariah Hall Thomas Sandy CChomas Twyford James Hum T. Cole W. Whitelock William Hawortli J; A. Tugwell J. Rogers Robert, Goodbody Robert Derry Peter McKeestfti George Wilds M. Carnell J. Muisball J. Foulson Robert Lunn W. J. Clancy John P. Pavis Edward Seymour Wm. Kennedy Wm. T. Brinson Henry Trout John West James Nixon C. Sullivan J. Dwyer Evan I) avie » D. S. Price Alfred Baker George Mitchell Alfred Packer , H. Cheatham W. Langridge " William Campbell Henry Hawkes George Besant William Feast Robert C< oper John Kitnber Henry Letchford . James Dobins - James Sparks William Moses G. Dwyer Robert Smith William Oakes Samuel McCabe Cornwallis, deserter I ditto ' A dventure, deserter I ditto [ Asia, straggler Rao- horse, discharged Excellent, straggler ditto Cambridge, straggler Excellent, straggler ditto Defence, straggler Himalaya, straggler Boscawen, straggler Excellent, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ; ditto Asia, straggler ditto Victory, straggler Adventure, discharged Asia, straggler « ditto Excellent, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto- An' « ? straggler "" ditto ditto Excellent; straggler ditto Asia, straggler Excellent, straggler Enchantress, straggler Tartar, discharged Royal Adelaide, deserter Victory, straggler Cumberland, discharged St. Vincent, straggler ditto Asia, straggler Excdlent, straggler ditto ditto clitto 14 Mar. 9 Mar. 14 Mar. ! 2l Mar. 26 Mar. 13 Jan. ; 27 Mar. 128 Mar. 84 War. 23 Mar. i 23 Mar. 118 Mar. , ll8 Mar. 119 Mar. 19 Mar. 119 Mar. [ 19 Mar. 121 Mar. 21 Mar. ! 21 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. ! l6 Mar. jl7 Mar. 17 Mar. 17 Mar. 18 Mar. i 18 Mar. 18 Mar. 18 Mar. 17 Mar. 2 Mar. 15 Mar. 15 Mar. 16 Mar. 16 Mar. 12 Mar. lt. Mar. 14 Mar. 23 Dec. 9 Mar. 11 Mar. 9 Mar. 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 8 Mar. 11 Mar. 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 10JMt£. oroii ary ditto ditto stoker • ditto boy, 1st class private, R. Marines A. B. private, R. Marines captain, mizentop private, R. Marines ditto ditto boy, 2nd class private, R. Marines : ditto ditto ditto ditto A. B. ordinary, 2nd class \ 19 stoker " 128 | 5 ordinary 19 5 A. B. ' ; 23 5 wrrnt officers' stwd 20 5 stoker ] 21 A. B. ! 28 ditto * .* 28 ditto 25 ditto 22 ditto 22 wrrat officers' stwd' 20 stoker ] 26 * ditto j 26 private, R. Marines i28 ditto stoker , 32 A. B. 22 stoker [ 30 boy, 1st class jl7! AB. 26 ditto ; 21 stoker A. B. carpenter's crew stoker A. B. ditto ditto ditto 6 | Louth, Leicester 5 flTxbridge, Middlesex 3 j Huntingdon 7 jBireliin ton, Kent 5J Armagh 6 Norwich 8 Portsea 4 Wimbourn 7 Whaltey, Lancashire 8 Brighton 64 Gomersal, Yorkshire 7 Swaffham, Norfolk 74 Taunton, Somerset 1 Birmingham 8 Singleton 7 Sheffield 6 Stockport 8 Bradford 64 " Bourn 9 Southsea 14iLandport 5 | Isle of Wight 5 I Liverpool MARKS AND REMARKS. brown : blue brown igrey — black grev — brown . grey — light iblue — I £ 3 reward served m Cossack ditto served in Royal Adelaide, Hawv, and TermUQp >> l ditto served in Fisgart/, light hazel faii- served! in FormidqJHe brown bazel dark brown grey dark light blue fair browia blue fan- brown blue fair lt, brn grey — dark dark dark £ 1 reward dk. brn grey — 10s. reward served in Hog'!" dark haze] sallow sandy' blue fresh brown hazel fair brown grey fan- pockpitted black grey dark brown hazel fair I brown . hazel brown blue I brown . hazel 4 Bridgewater, Somerset ( light blue 5 , Birmingham Canada 4 Cambridge 6 jTnnbridge Weils 44! Cork 0 i Pembroke 141London 44: Gosport, Hants 5 1 Edinburgh 104! Ramsgate, Kent 7 Leeds 64 Brighton Liverpool Winchester Southsea, Hants Tunbridge Wells Cowes, Isle of Wight Cobham, Kent Taunton, Somerset Portsea, Hants London Dublin \ Broome i Tunbridgc Wells, Kent Kilrush, Clare j brown I hazel ! brown | brown ! black 1 grey black i blue light iblue brown ' blue light i blue brown 1 — light ; - 1 dark 1 — light reward served in Majestic, A'arswsws,. and Wrawi ev I served in Impregnable and Scourge | blue brown hazel black I blue brown j hazel dark brown brown light brown black brown dark brown auburn brown dark 1 dark fair fair ruddy fair fresh sallow grey hazel grey blue blue Haze' blue blue blue bazel hazel grey fair served in Asia and Neptune served in Cumberland ,£ 3 reward served in Marlborough and Duncan £ 1 reward woman on right arm served in Torch 10s. reward ' J. B.' on each arm, sear 011 right ditto fair fair pale fair No reward will be given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a regular Police is organized, but ail reasonable expenses will be paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. DIVISION. WHERE BOEN. SIZE. . HAIB. EYES. f( j ••• jjn. ti FACE. • COAT & TROUSERS. DATE OF | PLACE OF [ DESERTN. 1 DESEBTION. I I I MARKS AND REMARKS. Robert Coleman* James Smith James Daniels vVilliam Jones Thomas Owens James Thorpe Edward Jones Ralph Harker Henry Knock Junes Cnmpbell Henry Bell John Baker James Thompson Thomas Wilson John Scanlan Chatham Joseph Wornham* Plymouth Thomas Fitz* | Chatham Charles Roote ditto Henry Powell i Woolwich Tbomaa Jordan i ditto Chatham Plymouth ditto Portsmouth ditto ditto Chatham ditto Woolwich ditto J Chatham j Portsmouth i Woolwich Cork Birmingham Manchester Carnarvon [ Liverpool | Stockport, Cheshire London Cullii- gworth, York Woolwich, Kent Shankliill, Antrim Sheffield Ombersley, Wore. Coventry Greenock, Renfrew Tiverton, Devon Bennondsey, London i Greenwich ILeominster, Hcrefrd. { Marjlebone, London slater shoemaker labourer joiner labourer ditto painter labourer ditto ditto steel roller labourer ribbonwvr. shoemaker clerk mason labourer blacksmith painter smith 204 18} l" 4 23 20 27 194 214 25 23| 20} 19| 22 244 214 274 19 27} ' 20} 125 5 54 lit. brn , blue 64 54 8 74 64 6 74 5 74 64 11 54 64 3} 64| dk. brn! 64 . brown 741 black 9 { brown lt. bm brown It. bm dk. bm dk. bra dk. bm dk. bm light brown brown It, bm brown brown black 64' brown grey hazel dk. bm grey hazel grey blue grey blue grey grey grey grey grey grey grey grey grey hazel fresh I sallow i fresh fresh fair fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fair dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair sallow fresh undress uniform ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto uniform uniform dark brown ; black uniform undress uniform uniform undress uniform 22 Mar. 15 Mar. ill Mar. 19 Mar. 18 Mar. 12 Mar. i! 5 Mar. • 16 Mar. 15 Mar. 15 Mar. ' 11 Mar. 114 Mar. 10 Mar. 110 Mar. ! 6 Mar. .2,7 Feb. : 10 Mar. I 4 Mar. i 3 Mar. i 28 Feb. Chatham Plymouth i ditto ! Forton i ditto | ditto | Chatham J ditto Woolwich ditto ' Chatham | Birminghm i Woolwich Sheffield Chatham Plymouth ] Chatham | ditto Woolw: I di* bum on < eft arm sears of buboes on groins P. O.' on left, arm mark on left thigh, long sear 011 neck off furlough to Cullingworth J. C.' on left arm off furlough to Sheffield ; burn mark 011 left let; recruit; escaped from escort D tattooed on chest and arm ; recruit * alias Huriev off furfl • * alias William Miller "_ nlia3 Fitzgerald LONDON; Piuntei) TOR HER MAJESTY'S ? TATTOUERT QFIPICB T>. T tlAfimw SQSO