i^ ufeltstyetr GAZETTE. F> 3> STITFTORTTS* CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received, in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and the circumstance of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences who are known but not in custody, and a Description of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description, as accurate as possible, of Property that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses, fot the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 4049 FrIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1865. Notice*— It is requested that all communications for the pur- poao of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or stolon property, may bear tile Signature of the person requiring or sending the same, and all applications in reference to the POLICE GAZETTE may be mado and addressed to MB. W. D. BURNABY, the Editor, Polico Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. ".* Whenever it is desired that any person should he appre- hended, aud tho Name is given, it is indispensably necessary that an 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 tho Editor for insertion. As no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, ull LetttM addressed to . the Editor • aUHt I » e |> rc| iai « l, otherwise the insertion will not be made. It is requested that tho 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, 8. W.," aa they cannot be published without his authority. INFORMATIONS MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. About 8 p. m. on the 25th ultimo two guns, loaded with shot, were tired through the window of John Holt, of Llanymynech- hill, thereby endangering the li'fres of John Holt and his family. £ 20 reward will be paid to any person who shall give such information as will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, and every effort will be made to obtain a free pardon for any accomplice not being the actual per- petrator of the offence. Information to be given to Police Constable A. Breeze, Llandisilio, or to Chief Constable J. Hodgson, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- street, Feb. 1. On the 18th instant the dead Body of a newly- born female child was found in a field at Chichester, wrapped in a pair of woman's drawers, a white skirt, and the skirt of a print dress all done up in a brown paper parcel, and tied round with a piece of string ; a coroner's inquest was held, and a verdict returned of ' Found dead.' Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Everett, Chichester, Sussex. — Bow- street, January 25. FORGERY. further description of PETER OWEN, alias HANKIN- SON, Sea., charged on a warrant with forgery, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 11th instant: slenderly made, long nose, brown hair, and squeaking voice. Has with him a woman and three children, the eldest a girl, about 10 years of age; he frequents low lodging- houses, and was last seen in Lancashire dressed in a blue slop and representing that he was a turn- out collier from Staffordshire. Information to be given to Superintendent Andrews, Lymm, Cheshire.— Boa- street, January 23. ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen about 3' 30 p. m. on the 17th ultimo, from the person of a gentleman in Corporation- street, Manchester, a gold lever Watch, white dial, steel hands, No. 19790. Any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and convic- tion of the thief or thieves, and recovery of the said watch, shall receive £ 2 2s. reward, on application to Captain Palin, Chief Constable, Town Hall, King- street, Manchester.— Bow- street, February 1. Stolen by a female about 8- 30 p. m. on the 28th ultimo, from the person of a gentleman, between Victoria bridge and Victoria Station, Manchester, a patent lever silver Watch, No. 13095, has a seconds hand. £ 1 reward will be paid on conviction of the thief and recovery of the watch. Informa- tion to be given to Chief Constable Captain Palin, Town Hall, Manchester; at any Police Station in the city of Manchester ; or to the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Ashton- under- Lyne.— Bow- street, February 1. Stolen from the person at Brighton on the evening of the 25th instant, a silver Geneva Watch, « W. L.' scratched on the back, and a snake pattern silver Albert Chain. By a prostitute, about 5 feet 1 or 2 inches high, stout make, full face ; supposed dressed in a dark green bonnet with a feather in it. Informa- tion to be given to the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Brighton. — Bow- street, January 27. On the night of the 10th instant, Mr. Edward Smith was attacked on the road about half a mile from Newtown, and robbed of a leather bag Purse, containing £ 31 10s. itfGold and 5s. in Silver, a Pocket- book, and an old- fashioned silver pair- case verge Watch, maker Devenport, Dublin, No.'' 969, with steel Albert Chain attached, by three men: one is about 6 feet high, and dressed in dark clothes and cap ; the others of middle size, and dressed in dark clothes and caps. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Danily, Newtown, Mont- gomeryshire.— Bow- street, January 23. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. Between 9 p. m. the 29th and 5 a. m. on the 30th ultimo, the dwelling- house of James Richardson, farmer, Hardy- lane, Chorlton- cum- Hardy, was broken and entered, and the follow- ing property stolen therefrom : 1 linen Sheet; 1 cotton ditto ; 1 white linen Bolster Slip ; 1 grey linen ditto ; 4 double warped calico Pillow Slips, with four strings on each, new ; 1 grey calico Mattress Cover, new; 1 calico Nightgown, with muslin frill round the neck and wristbands about 3 inches wide ; 1 calico Nightgown, with narrow wristbands, and- open in front half way ; 3 calico Shirts, with white covered buttons, boy's size, nearly new; 2 linen Shirts, open behind, h& lf worn, men's size, and newly mended at the bottom; 1 new grey holland Apron, marked ' J. R.' in white cotton on the band ; 1 grey canvas Apron ; 1 blue striped cotton Apron ; 3 roller Towels, two of which are nearly new ; 4 linen Tea Towels, half worn ; 1 linen Collar, man's size ; 9 linen Collars, boy's size, three turn- down ; 2 twilled calico Nightcaps, one with edging ; 1 diaper Table Cloth, much worn and marked with iron mould; 1 grey linen Dresser Cloth, 2 yards long and 1 yaru wide, much worn; 1 linen Chemise, with crotchet edging round the neck and sleeves about 1 inch wide, much worn ; 1 piece of grey Canvas, 1 yard square, and hemmed at the sides ; all these articles were wet. A pair of strong lace- up Boots, man's size, the toes and heels tipped with iron, and about nine holes on each side, much worn ; 2 pairs of yellow leather Gaiters, buttons up the sides, and come well up on the thigh ; 2 Horse Cloths, with black and red stripes, a large leather strap on each to come round the breast, new ; 1 old Horse Cloth, with black and red stripes, much worn, a leather strap on each side. Suspicion is attached to a farm labourer who was discharged from Mr. Richardson's service on the 21st ult., who is a native of Cheadle, Cheshire, 22 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, stoutly built, round shouldered, dark hair ( cut short) and whiskers ; dressed in a round cotton cord jacket and vest, brown cloth trousers ( newly fronted with rough cloth), and clogs. Information to be given to Superintendent Chadwick, County Constabulary, Old Trafford, near Man- chester.— Bow- street, February 3. Further particulars respecting the burglary at the Palace of the Bishop of Chester, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 30th ultimo. Five persons have been apprehended, viz.: JOSEPH BANKS, alias MICK FLANNEGAN, alias NEWCASTLE MICK, 28 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, brown hair, proportionate make, walks erect, grey eyes, heavy eyebrows, tresh complexion, slight moustache, rather wide mouth, good- looking, and tattooed on both arms ; dressed in dark clothes, elastic- side boots, and round felt hat: has been convicted in Newcastle, Manchester, and Liverpool, for felony. CHRISTOPHER WELTON ( name supposed to be fictitious), 28 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, full fresh- coloured face, large stiff brown whiskers, chin shaved clean, very corpu- lent, and speaks the Newcastle- on- Tyne dialect; dressed in a dark tweed surtout coat, long in the skirt, dark vest, and fashionably made dark diagonal tweed trousers, soft billycock hat, and thin lace- up boots with brass eyelet- holes: hawks razors, & c. WILLIAM TASSINGER, alias DUBLIN, 28 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, dark complexion, black eyes, hair, and whiskers ( thickest under the chin), and slightly pockpitted ; dressed in a black billycock hat, blue pilot coat and vest, and dark cord trousers : hawks cheap jewellery, which he carries in a box covered with black leather strap round it. In his possession were found fifteen pairs of men's white cotton Gloves, which are supposed to have been stolen. MARY WELTON ( name supposed to be fictitious), 27 years of age, thin pale face, very high cheekbones, and small restless eyes ; dresses well, and has been living with Welton. MARY TASSINGER, alias SMITH, 28 years of age, tall, light hair, large coarse features, and badly dressed. A woman of the following description, who pledged one of the stolen coats the day after the burglary, is still at large: 28 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, black hair, hazel eyes, has a woman and sailor tattooed on left arm, • M. Mc.,' heart, • J. G.', and anchor on right arm, has marks of recent cuts on one of her arms, and a few days ago had one or two blackened eyes ; has served 12 months for a burglary at Tranmere, near Liverpool, and is well known to the police in Liverpool, Manchester, & c., as SCOTCH LIZZ. The grey Overcoat only hss been recovered. All the prisoners are suspected of having committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Chief Constable G. L. Fenwick, Chester.— Bow- street, February 3. Between 12 p. m. on the 29th and 7 a. m. on the 30th ultimo the dwelling- house of the Rev. R. Ellis, of Westerdale, in the North Riding of Yorkshire, was broken and entered, and a pair of Cossack Boots, man's size but very small, nearly new, very broad across the toes, two lace holes on each side, heel plates, nailed on the bottoms with small muds, stolen. Supposed by a man, 28 to 35 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 7 inches high, dark complexion and hair, much hair about face, stoutly built; dressed in dark cap, fustian clothes, and strong boots : had the appearance of a navvy on tramp. A button was found on the pantry floor, with a brass rim and a piece of horn in the centre, the size of a fourpenny piece, the rim on the top was flowered, on the neck side of the button ' Sporting — New Design' stamped on the brass. Information to be given to Superintendent Simpson, North Riding Constabulary, Stokesley, ot to Inspector Ralph Prest, Police Station, Guisborough.^ Bou>- street, February 3. Stolen by means of housebreaking, between the 21st and 27th ultimo, from the Hawick Archaeological Museum, a large collection of ancient gold, silver, copper, and bronze Coins, and foreign gold, silver, and copper Coins, among which were a gold Jacobus, 1601 or 1602, a silver 5s. Piece of Queen Anne, eight or nine gold East Indian Coins, various silver Coins of Edward, Queens Elizabeth and Mary, and William III, a silver Shilling of Henry VIII, and two Roman silver Coins; a Bank of Ireland Note for 5s., supposed date 1805, with many endorse- ments on back, and several American Greenbacks, from 5 to 50 dollars ; a pair of elephaut's Tusks, nearly 3 feet long ; two silver Rods, about 4 feet long, divided into three compartments by rings, the two under spaces plain spiral fluted, the upper a lozenge or diamond pattern, half- inch each side, and chased, top- rounded, diameter at bottom 1} inches, at top 3 or 3£ inches ( they will most likely be stripped of the silver ; a figure of an Elephant, 6 inches long by 5 inches high ; a Walrus Tooth ; two bronze Hindoo Household Gods : a small brass Russian Cross ; a Cross, Anchor, and Heart of polished steel; a small box of Seed Pearls, and various other articles. £ 10 reward will be paid for such information as will lead to the recovery of the whole or part of the property, and the conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Munro, Hawick, Roxburghshire.— Bow- street, February I. On the night of the 29th ultimo, the dwelling- house of Mrs. Jane Beswick, Quay- road, Bridlington, was entered by means of skeleton keys, and stolen therefrom : 9 silver Table Spoons, old- fashioned, three of them marked ' I.'; 6 silver Tea Spoons, marked ' I.'; 6 silver Tea Spoons, old- fashioned ; 2 pairs of silver Sugar Tongs, marked ' E. C.,' crest— a dove ; a small silver Butter Boat; a gold plated Brooch, with ruby stone ; a pearl Ring with hair, oval shaped, marked ' Nicholas Roberts.' Information to be given to Superintendent B. E. Naylor, Bridlington, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, lebruary 1. The dwelling- house of George Brazier, of Southwick, Sussex was broken into on the n% ht of the " SHh instant, and six old- fashioned Tea Spoons, a pair of silver Sug ® Tongs with a letter engraved on them, and about £\ stolen therefrom ; the spoons and tongs can be identified. Information to be given to Superintendent John Bray, West Sussex Constabulary, Stey- ning, or to Sergeant Juden, Shoreham, Sussex.— Bow- street, January 30. On the evening of the 26th instant two men broke the plate glass window of Mrs. Lockwood, jeweller, New- street, Huddersfield, by throwing a half- brick through it, and stole therefrom: three gold Watches, two of which have been re- covered, the other a lever, gold dial, No. 3920 ; a gold secret link Guard, a gold square belcher guard, and a gold fancy Guard. One of the men has been apprehended, and says his name is THOMAS WILLIAMS, from Diamond- street, Brad- ford, 20 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, marks round his chin from scrofula, nose bent to the right, large scar on right wrist, and has two teeth out in front of upper jaw, left side. The other is 5 feet 4 or 6 inches high, and dressed in dark clothing. Infoimation to be given to Chief Superintendent W. Hannan, Huddersfield.— Bow- street, January 27. Stolen from a dwelling- house at Bootle, by means of house- breaking, between 11- 45 p. m. on the 24th, and 7' 20 a. m. on the 25th instant, the following property: a pair of small- sized silver Tongs ; two silver Salt Spoons ; a silver Snuff- box, 2' ins. long and ljin. wide, bearing the inscription ' Presented to James Wilkinson, by the Choir of Lever- street Chapel'; an electro- plated basket Cruet Stand, containing eight bottles, the lid of which fastens with two screws in the shape of a bird ; an electro- plated Cake Basket, of a circular form, about 12 ins. across, and handle across ; a mahogany Stereoscope ; an oil Painting by Dolby, a retriever dog standing on a bank by a pool of water, in a figured gilt frame, 2 ft. long and 1 ft. 8 ins. wide ; an oil Painting, without frame, 2 ft. long and 1 ft. 7 ins. wide, subject, trees and rocks; a reversible merino Tablecloth, with black ground and red flowers on one side, and red ground and black flowers on the other ; a piece of red damask window Curtain, 12 ft. long by 7 ft. wide ; six boxes of Havanah Cigars ; and a meerchautn Pipe, in the shape of a bird's claw. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Old Swan, Police Office, Bootle, or at the Central Police Office, Dale- street, Liverpool.— Bow- street, January 27. On the night of the 22nd instant the dwelling- house of Mr. Taylor, Lair- gate, Beverley, was entered by means of skeleton keys, and the following articles stolen therefrom: two silver Table Spoons, one marked tC. D.'; six silver Tea Spoons, marked ' W. A. T.'; six ditto, marked ' E. C. H.'; six ditto, not marked; two pairs of silver Sugar Tongs, one marked ' T.', the other very old- fashioned ; three gold Wedding Rings, oneengraved inside ' Live and Love' ; and two pairs of gold Ear- rings, one broken near to the snap. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Pattison, Borough Police, Beverley, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, January 25. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Found in a field at Southcote Farm, near Reading, on the 6th ultimo, ( supposed to have been stolen), a bay nag Mare, aged, about 14 or 15 hands high, a small star in forehead, rough mane, switch tail, stands rather over at knees, slightly touched in the wind, and in bad condition. Information to be given to Superintendent Crook, Berks Constabulary Station, Reading.— Bow- street, February 3, Supposed to have been stolen from a field at Cottesbrooke, on the night of the 28th ultimo, a very dark iron- grey nag Colt, the property of the Hon. and Rev. P. A. Irby. about V 270 P O L I C E GAZETT E. February 6. years old, 15 hands high, Roman nose, small patch of white on hind fetlock, switch tail, very rough coat, without shoes, and in good condition. If stolen, £ 5 reward will be paid to any person giving such information to Superintendent W. Lenaan, Weedon, or to Inspector Evans, County Police Station, Angel- lane, Northampton, as may lead to the apprehension and con- viction of the offender or offenders.— Bow- street, February 3. Found, supposed to have been stolen, a dark brown Mare, black legs and feet, stands about 1G hands, aged, has several white spots on the off side, and the hair chafed off the shoulder, white spot on the chine, and in rather low condition. It was left at nn iun at- Arnold, Notts, on the 20th ultimo. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent T. Palethorpe, County Police Station Nottingham..— How- street, February 1. Description THOMAS PROUT, alias BROWN, charged with stealing a brown Horse at Chadlington, Oxon, on the night of the 5til ultimo ( feinoe recovered): about 28 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, stout make, dark complexion, dark brown hair, rather long behind and inclined to curl, dark brown bushy whiskers, walks erectly, and has the appearance of a farm labourer ; dressed in a rough brown overcoat, corduroy trousers, leather leggings, strong lace- up boots with white leather laces, and black billycock hat: lie is well known in the counties of Gloucester, Salop, and Bedford. Information to be given at the Chief Constable s Office, Oxford, or to Inspector J. Lakin, Chipping Norton, Oxon, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 1. Supposed to have been stolen on the 23rd instant, from Bitterley Hyde, Pencombe, Hereford, the property of Mr. Nicholas Mason, farmer : 16 Sheep, five ewes, in yearn, one of them has black face, marked ' M' in a circle on left side; four wether latnbs, brown faces ; five ditto ewe lambs; and two tup ditto with white faces, long tails, and all marked ' M ' on the crup. Information to be given to Superintendent Daniel Harwood, Bromyard, Herefordshire.— Bom- street, January 30. A reward of £ 2 will be given for any information that will lead to tliu apprehension of WILLIAM REED, against whom a warrant is issued, charging him with stealing a Horse and Fly from Aldershot, Hants, both recovered, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 13th instant. Information to be given to Superintendent W. Howard, Hants Constabulary, Aldershot,— Bow- street, January 30. The woman advertised in the Police Gazette of 5th Oct.. last, charged with stealing a horse at Farlow, has been appre- hended and committed for trial at the next Salop Sessions, and th « horse recovered : she gives the name of MARY BROWN, proper name MARY POULTON, native of Wootten- under- Edge ; the man is still at large, he is a native of fiagshot, and is about 28 years of age, about 5 feet 6 inches high, light brown hair, well made, and upright figure ; has stolen horses in Salop, Oxon, and Wilts. He sold at Cleehills about 12 months ago, a black horse, aged, about 14 hands high, white streak down the face, and both hind legs white, which is supposed to have been stolen. Information to be given to Serjeant Howells, Cleobury, Mortimer, Salop.— Bow- street, January 30. Stolen on the 24th instant, in Grosvenor- street West, a Horse and Van, the horse black, off hind foot white, brass mounted harness, ' Daukes & Co., Exeter Hall, Strand,' painted on van, containing 8A dozen of bottled Beer, lour bottles of Brandy, two bottles of Rum, and some empty Bottles.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, January 27. Pound at Worth, Sussex, on the Hth^ instant, supposed to have been stolen, a dark brown mare Cob, aged, has lost the near eye, black legs, bang tail, nearly 14 hands high, and in low condition. Information to be given to Superintendent William Kennard, East Grinstead, or to Police Constable Geo. Peckham, Three Bridges, near Crawley, Sussex.— Bow- street, January 27. Supposed to have been stolen from the Hospital- meadows, in the parish of Stoke- Pogis, Bucks, during the night of the 25th instant., the property of Mr. W. Ford, of the - Crown' hotel, Slough, a brown Gelding, aged, l4ij hands high, short switch tail, very rough coat, and poor in condition ; and a grey ditto, aged, about 12 hands hi. h, handsome neck, flowing inane, i short, hang tail, broken winded, and in good condition. Infor- mation to be given to> Superintendent Charles Hodgkinson, Police Station, Slough.— Bow- street, January 27. Further information respecting the Horse stolen from Slope Hill Farm, Shalbourne, near Hungerford. £ 6 reward will he paid by Mr. John Platt, on recovery of the horse, and conviction af the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superintendent Harfield, Berks Constabulary, New- bury*— Bow- street, January 27. Stolen during the night of the 23rd instant, ait Maple- durham, Oxon, a bay Horse, rising 8 years Mil, h « s received an injury in the near hind leg which causes him to turn his foot eutwarde, aw< l has a swelling on the near fore leg above the fetloffk joint; a strong spring Cart, painted ( mm, with a bolt thnwrgi* one of the felloes of near wheel, and atiin through the shaft and stay en near side near the step ; and a set of Har- ness nearly new, with rush collwr having a hole on near side In front of harness, and the bridle has a red brow band ; the property of Mr. Payne,' Pack Horse Inn.' Intimation to be given to Superintendent Cope, Henley- on- Thames, or to Police Serjeant E. Williams, Cavershinn, Oxon.— Bow- street, Jan. 27. LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Absconded from Woolastone, near Lydney, on the 31st ultimo, charged with stealing two Swans, the property of Edward Andrew Noel, Esq., of Alvington, WILLIAM BALL, alias REBS, a labourer, about 33 years of age, but looks younger, 6 feet 10 or 11 inches high, light hair, complexion, and whiskers, which grow under the chin, and has a squeaking roice; dressed in a short white smock with band, cord trousers, and billycock hat. £\ reward will be paid for his apprehension. Information to he given to] Sergeant Tanner, Lydney, Gloucestershire, who holds a warrant for his appre- hension.— Bow- street, February 3. Stolen from a dwelling- house in the borough of Oldham, about fi a. ni. on the 23rd ultimo, the following property: a diaper Pinafore ; a pair of linen Drawers, with edging round the bottom, cockle- Bhell pattern, made to fit a girl about 11 eirs of age ; a scarlet and white knitted Muffler, stripes about nch broad ; a scarlet and black woollen Shirt ; an old- hioned verge Watch, white dial, No. 9482, had attached a steel Chain, and a common brass Key ; a dark mixture cloth Coat, black velvet collar, two pockets inside skirt and one in left breast, black horn buttons, and bound with black worsted braid ; a black cloth Cap ; and a pair of elastio- Bide Boots, nearly new. By a roan who lodged in the house that night, about 21 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, slender make, light hair and complexion , supposed to be wearing the stolen property, as he left his own behind. Also stolen from a beer- house at Oldham, on the raining of the 25th ultimo, a round blue Vilot ^ tloth Jacket, a pocket on each side and one inside left fljieas^ trimined with black covered buttons; a buff Vest, double- breasted, with cloth raised which forms squares, has three pearl buttons on each side ; a pair of fine cord trousers, with rule pocket which con- tained a 2- foot Rule ; a red flannel Shirt ; a cotton Shirt, with linen front; a pair of lace- up Boots, with about 14 brass eyelet holes on each side. By a young man lodger, about 23 years of age, 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, rather stout build, fresh com- plexion, dark brown hair ( rather long), whiskers under chin ; weak eyes, long nose flat at the- bridge ; dressed in a black cloth cap with peak, black and red muffler, and supposed the stolen clothes, as he left his own behind ; the stolen articles will be rather too large for him. In one of his' pockets was found a small. book, in which was written ' Great Cross street, George Taylor.' Information to he given to the Head Constable, Borough Police, Oldham, Lancashire.— Bou>' Street,, February 3. Stolen, from Keighley., Yorkshire,, on the afternoon, of the 31st ultimo, a black morocco Pocket Case, with a strong elastic band, the clasp being broken, containing a full set of Surgical Instruments ; an Opera- glass and green leather Case ; a volume of * Geirdner, on Gout'; and a volume of' Barlow, on Medicine.' By a mau about 28 y ears of. age, 5 feet. G or 7- inches high,, ligla complexion; dressed in a light coloured overcoat, knicker- bockers, and a low- crowned soft hat; represented that he was travelling for a stationer at Bradford. Information to be given to Superintendent Gill, West Riding Constabulary, Keighley, Yorkshire - Bow- strcet, February 3. Stolen on the 1st instant, from the ' Queen's Head' hotel, Ashby- de- la- Zouch, Leicestershire, a leather Writing Desk, containing £ 9, chiefly in Half- crowns. The desk was after- wards found in a room at the hotel in which a man of the following description slept, and who left Ashby by the 7 a. m. train for Burton- on- Trent : 23 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, slender make, brown hair and whiskers, sallow com- plexion ; dressed in a long snuff- colonred topcoat, black hat, blue worsted necktie with a ring on it, and white turn- down collar; is of rather shabby appearance. It is supposed that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Inspector Thomas Ward, Constabulary Station, Ashby- de- la- Zouch, Leicestershire.— Boio- slrcet, February 3. Stolen on the night of the 1st instant, from the house of William Whalley, ' Crown' inn, Nova Scotia, Blackburn : a black silk Dress, has two large flounces on skirt which are bound with peach coloured binding, hooks up the froiit of body, nearly new ; a pair of women's kid leather Boots, buttons in front; a pair of strong blucher Shoes, three holes at each side of front, and have been half- heeled ; a red and black plaid woollen Shawl, about half worn ; a brown woollen Shawl; a pair of girl's white woollen Stockings ; a white linen Shirt, not finished ; a woman's black satin Jacket, partly made ; two cotton Sheets ; a black holland Jacket, to fit a dress; and a light woollen Shawl. By a man of the following description, who took lodgings there, and afterwards absconded : from 30 to 35 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion, very small whiskers, slender make ; dressed in a grey coat, vest, and trousers, the coat bound round the edges, red and black plaid shirt, black silk necktie, white collar, and elastic- side boots ; carried a black bag and umbrella. Information to be given to Chief Constable Joteph Potts, Town Hall, Blackburn.— Bow- street, February 3. Description of a man who is charged with stealing 10s., the moneys of Mr. John Firby, of Bishop Auckland, on the 26th ultimo: about 40 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, dark complexion and hair, stoutly made; dressed in a dark coat and hat. He called Mr. Firby up at 5 o'clock in the morning, pretending to make a purchase, and induced him to lay 10s on the counter for change, which he picked up and ran away with. He had the appearance of a stableman, and left the bit of a riding bridle behind him, which was stamped ' Hall and Son' on the branch at each side, which are of unusual length. Information to he given to Superintendent Henderson, Bishop Auckland, Durham.— Bow- street, Feb. 1. Description of FREDERICK HANDCOCK, a travelling watchmaker, who is charged with stealing 2 Watches, on the 16th ultimo, entrusted to him to repair, and which have since been found pledged, the property of J. B. Smith and another, at Shepton Mallet: 28 years of age, 5 ft. 1 or 2 in. high, light sandy hair and whiskers, and has a few pimples on forehead ; dressed in a light suit of clothes, and low crowned felt Iiat. He is the same man as advertised in the Police Gazette oi the 21st ultimo, charged with stealing a watch at High Wycombe. In- formation to be given to Deputy Chief Constable W. G. Bloxham, Glastonbury, or to the Serjeant of Police, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February I. Stolen front Stafford on the morning of the 30th ultimo, an alpaca Dress, jacket body ; a square grey mixture woollen Shawl : two new black doeskin Vests, one ribbed, no collar ; and eleven pieces of Antimacasa. By a girl, who said she came Inis Birmingham ; about 15 years of age, short and stout., fresh complexion, dark hair cut short and turned up in front; supposed to be wearing the stolen shawl and dress. In- formation to be given to Superintendent Oswell, Stafford.— — Bow- street, February J. Stolen from Thos. Rushton, of Sedgcletch, on the 29th ult., a brown sable Cap, quite new, a piece of Beef, and a piece of Mutton, about 7 lbs. each. Also stolen at the same time, from Jas. Thompson, a pair of strong navvy Boots, quite new. By a navvy, who has been working for about three weeks on the new line of railway near Pamshaw ; about 30 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, slightly bald om the top off his head, ginger- coloured whiskers, proportionate make, and speaks the north country dialect; dressed in brown velvet coat half worn, mole- skin trousers, short moleskin leggings, the stolen cap, and a pair of large boot clogs; he may be wearing a pair of new strong lace boots; one of the fingers on right hand has been recently crushed about the nail, and is at present wrapped up. It is supposed that he will seek for employ- ment on some railway in course of construction. Information to be given to Superintendent Jobson, Houghton- le- Spring Fence Houses, Durham.— Bow- street, February 1. Description of two men who absconded from Charlton, on the 2Gth ultimo, charged with stealing a number of Joiner's Tools, which have since been recovered : one, a native of Charlton, Oxon » about 20 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, fair complexion ; dressed in dark jacket, round bat, cord trousers ( clumsily patched on one leg), and ankle boots. The other, about 20 years of age, 6 feet 8 or 9 inches high, slender make, a wheelwright's apprentice, the middle finger of left hand has been cut off near the first joint, also has a pistol wound in the palm of right hand ; dressed in a dark jacket, dark cap with leather peak, and fustian trousers with paint on them. Information to be given to Superintendent Moulden, Bicester; Oxon, who will pay all reasonable expenses for their apprehension.— Bow- street, February 1. Description of a man who is charged with stealing Wearing Apparel ( which has since been found pledged) : he gave the name of JAMES HOGGES, alias HOBBsON, and stated that he had been a stoker on board one of the mail steamers plying to and from Southampton, also that he was on board H. M. S. ' Rodney '; is 38 or 40 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, slight make, sallow complexion, dark hair cut very sliorand turning grey, whiskers shaved -> ff, stoops a little when walking, tattoo marks on his arms—' J. H.', a ship, with the word ' Rodney ' under it, a star, the sun, a sailor holding a glass, and a woman holding a bunch of flowers ; dressed in a black cloth coat with pockets outside, vest of the same colour, brown ck> tU> troueers, and kid boots with brass eylet- holes. He was lately discharged from Bristol Gaol. It is very probable he may be found in some seaport town, as he stated that he should try to get to sea again, information to be given to Superintendent H. Fowler, Tredegar Iron Works, Monmouthshire, who holds a warrant for His apprehension.— Bow- strcet, January 30. Absconded on the 25th instant, from No. 22, Sussex- place, Regent's- park, stealing £ 10, the page, 15 years of age, short, thin, stoops, hair and eyes dark ; <! ress, pepper- and- salt undress livery, crest— a griffin's head with a branch in mouth, between expanded wings, and black felt hat.— Metropolitan Police, D Division, January 30. Stolen from the shop of the Misses Fish, dressmakers, Ulverston, on the 26th instant, a handsome black cloth Cloak, with bead trimmings, marked on the binding inside the collar, ' Debnam,' and on one corner was a ticket with the selling price ' 6 guineas,' marked thereon. By a woman about 40 years of age, fresh looking, and dressed in a black dress, dirty looking black and white mixed shawl, black bonnet, and black cap border. Information to be given to Superintendent Cooper, Uiverston, Lancashire.— Bow- street, January 30. Stolen on the evening of the 23rd instant, from a cart on the roadside, in the parish of Warfield, Berks, a brown woollen Horse Rug, plaid pattern, striped red and yellow, each stripe about inch broad, in good condition. By two men of the following description: one about 34 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark complexion, hair, and whiskers; dressed in a cord jacket, black billycock hat, and blue plaid neckerchief; has the appearance of a bricklayer. The other is about 5 feet 2 inches high ; dressed in a white slop and dark cloth cap; has the appearance of a bricklayer's labourer. Both men were met shortly afterwards going towards Windsor. Information to be given to Superintendent O'Neill, Constabulary Station, Wokingham.— Bow- street, January 30. Further information respecting JAMES EDWARD COLLARD, charged with larceny, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 20th inst.: he was seen at Landores, near Swansea, Glamorgan, on the 9th instant, and is supposed to be now in Swansea or its neighbourhood, and will probably endeavour to go to sea. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Usk ; or to Superintendent W. Mcintosh, Pontypool; or to Inspector Sheppard, County Constabulary, Newport, Monmouthshire.— Bow- street, January 27. Stolen on the 19th instant, from a jeweller's shop window at Congleton, Cheshire, by breaking it with a brick- end, a gold Watch, white dial, jewelled in eight holes, chased edge, No. 60481, name on plate ( if any) John H. Shepheard, Congleton ; and a handsome gold guard Chain, Brazilian pattern. By three young men ( one low- sized), dressed in dark clothes and caps, except one, who had light mixture trousers. £ 5 reward will be paid on recovery of the property, and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superinten- dent J. Bohanna, Congleton, Cheshire.— Bow- st., January 27. Description of a man charged with stealing a pair of cctton Bolton Sheets, nearly new, and a woman's calico Chemise, from a dwelling- house at Ashton- under- Lyne, where he had lodged two nights : about 25 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, rather stout make, light hair and com- plexion, small whiskers under chin, and long flat nose; he stated that he was a brass moulder from Birmingham. Infor- mation to be given to Chief Constable G. Dalgliesh, Ashton- under- Lyne, Lancashire,— Bow- street, January 27. FELONIES fNot otherwise described J. Description of JAMES CRAGG WALKER, late of Leighton Buzzard, plumber, painter, and gasfitter, who is charged with bigamy : about 40 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, walks erect, sallow complexion, dark hair and whiskers, nose long and rather flat, thin face, heavy eyebrows, has a slight cast in one eye, and turns one foot out; he is likely to seek for employment in Birmingham. Information to be given to Superintendent W. Clough, Leighton Buzzard, Beds, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 1. Description of JOHN DIFFLE, who absconded from Whitley, Wiltshire, on the 17th instant, charged with rape. He is a farm labourer, about 18 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, high forehead, light hair, small whiskers; dressed in corduroy breeches and leggings, white slop, and billycock hat. Information to he given to Super- intendent Harris, Trowbridge, or to Inspector Gibson, Police Station, Melksham, who holds a warrant for their appre- hension.— Bow- street, January 27. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Description of JOHN DOYLE, charged with having, on the 10th ultimo, obtained the sum of 4s. 5d. from Mr. Septimus Cook, cashier to the Manchester and Milford Railway con- tractors at Lampeter: he is 40 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, florid complexion, black curly hair, turning grey, no whiskers ; dressed in black deerstalker hat, white flannel monkey jacket with pockets outside, dark and red cloth waist- coat, woollen cord trousers, and navvy boots : he is a stone- cutter, and is supposed to be working on some railway in course of construction. Information to be given to Superinten- dent F. W. Hall, Llandyssul, or to Sergeant R. Roberts, Lampeter, Cardiganshire.— Bow- street, January 30. Absconded from Tunbridge Wells on the 17th instant, charged with obtaining Monies and Goods by false pretences, JOHN COUCHMAN, alias BAKER, alias JAMES TAYLOR, about 23 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, light brown hair and whiskers, grey eyes, fair complexion, and of dirty appear- ance ; has been a butcher ; he was convicted at the Maiastona assizes in March, 1863, and sentenced to twelve months' hard labour, for stealing a watch, and is well known in Maidstone. He is likely to be either at Coxheatb, Kent, or at Plymouth, as he has relatives at each place. Information to be given to Superintentent Embery, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.^ Bow- street, January 27- February 3. P O L I C E GAZETTE. 3 Description of MARY JANE JONES, charged with obtaining 8s. 83. by false pretences, on the 15th iustant at Llandisilio : about ' 20 years 6f age, 5 feet high, dark hail;, round pale face, and good front teeth ; dressed in a dark 6tripe( l liusey . Ireas, brown cloak with hood, and lilac silk bonnet trimmed with narrow white ribbon, covered over with black net, and has a respectable appearance. She seemed well acquainted with Oswestry, Ellesmere, and Chirk and the neighbourhood, and is supposed to be a native of one ot those places. Information to lie given to Police Constable Breeze, Llandisilio, Montgomeryshire, who holds a warrant for her Apprehension.— Bow- street, January 25. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS- Description of two men committed for trial at the next Pontefraot Borough Sessions, charged with felony : RICH. CUNNINGHAM, a travelling tinker, and states he is a native of Hull, about 20 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, sallow complexion, dark eyes, black hair, scar on nose, thin face, and very ill looking; dressed in a velveteen swinger jacket, dark - grey cloth trousers nnd vest, and black cloth cap with velveteen peak. JAMES WILSON, pot hawker, a native of Kirby- lnoor- side, Yorkshire, about 21 years of age, 5 feet 2J inches high, freckled face, dark brown hair, scar on forehead ; dressed in a brown velveteen waistcoat with sleeves, black cloth trousers and vest, and brown cup. It is supposed that they have committed offences elsewhere, and that they have been previously convicted. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Fearufide, Town Hall, Pontefract, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 3. Missing from his home at Apperly Bridge, near Bradford, since the 21st ultimo, MOSES BREAR, a bookbinder, 21 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, light complexion, blue eyes, light brown hair, cut mark over right eyebrow ; dressed in a mixture cloth slack back coat, two vests ( one a slate- coloured cloth without collar, the other a rough mixture cloth), black cloth trousers, black and white woollen muffler, plaid woollen scarf, white cotton shirt, and lace- up boots with heel plates. He was last seen at Bradford on the 21st ultimo, and it is feared some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Court House, Bradford, Yorkshire.-— Bow- street, February 3. Description of THOMAS NORWOOD, a native of Stan- hope- in- Weardale, a quarryman, committed to Northallerton GaoJ, for two months, on the 27th ultimo, at Guisborough, charged with violently assaulting Sergeant Marwood, at Marske : he is 28 years of age, 6 feet high, grey eyes, brown hair, fair complexion, and proportionately built ; he states that he has worked at Brancepeth and willington, in the county of Durham, and is well known in that neighbourhood. He is suspected of having committed offences elsewhere. In- formation to be given to Superintendent Simpson, North Riding Constabulary Office, Stokesley, or to Inspector Prest, North Riding Constabulary Office, Guisborough— Bow- street, February 3. JAMES COLLETT, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 80th ultimo, charged with picking pockets at Berkeley, is committed for trial at the next quarter sessions at Gloucester. FREDERICK SEAMORE, JOHN JONES, and ANN JONES, who were charged with him, are further remanded to the 8th instant, charged with picking pocking on the 25th ultimo, in a railway carriage between Berkeley- road and Frocester Stations. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Monk, Police Station, Dursley, or to Sergeant Mason, Berkeley, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, February 3. Description of JOHN MALINDER, committed to South- well Horn. of Correction for 14 days : 40 ^ ears of age, 6 feet 8 inches high, brown hair, pale complexion, and stout make ; dressed in velveteen coat with white slop underneath, dark trousers, and strong loots ; he stated that he came from Kiln marsh, Derbyshire. It is supposed that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent E. Liddell, Borough Police, Newark- on- Trent, Notts.-^- Sou>- strect, February 3. Description of a man who gave the name of DAVID YOUNG, remanded to the 10th instant, at Oswestry, balop, on a charge of stealing two Topcoats : a discharged soldier from the 13th Foot, 30 years of age, 5 feet inches high, swarthy complexion, liglrt brown hair, small whisker*, grey eyes, oval visage, first finger of right hund crushed from first joint; states that he is a native ot Bristol. He is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent Gough, Oswestry, Salop. — Bow- etreet, February 8 Escaped from the custody of a Police Constable, whilst being conveyed from Bishop's Waltham to Droxford, charged with larceny, JOHN BOWERS, a gipsy, about 37 years of age, 5 feet 0 or 7 inches high, stoutly built, dark short hair, and Roman nose; dressed in dark fustian trousers, blue plush waistcoat, brown tweed coat, black wide- awake hat, and blucher hoots. He has a relative living at Aldershot. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Drew, Hants Constabu- lary, Fareham, who holds a warrant for his apprehension, or at any of the Constabulary Stations in the couuty of Hants.— Bow- street, February 3. A prisouer named JAMES HARROLD, alias HARROL, who was tried at Preston Sessions, January, 18( 16, and sentenced to nine months' imprisonment, for stealing watches at Blackt burn, escaped from the Preston House of Correction abou- 6 p. m. on the 28th ultimo : he is 23 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, has a cut on the first finger of left hand, mole ou left cheek, and a cut on upper lip ; dressed in gtey cloth trousers nnd vest belonging to the prison, but had neither cap nor . coat on ; when apprehended he had large whiskers round the chin, which have since been shaved off: he is an engine tenter, and was born at Fewetonp or Otley, Yorkshire. Information to be given to tho Governor of Preston Gaol, who will pay all expenses.— Bow- street, February 1. Detcription of a man committed for trial at the next iisuiaes ut Derby, charged w'ith housebreaking at Whittiqgtom : he gave the name of RICHARD PARRY, and says he is a native • of Flint, North Wales, and a manufacturing chemist; 91 years of age, 6 feet 8 inches high, grey eyes, several blue marks on face, sandy hair and whiskers, pale complexion, and long thin face : he is supposed to have been previously con- victed Information to he given to Superintendent J. T. Wheeldon. Constabulary Office, Marsden- street, Chesterfield, Derbyshire.— Bote- street, February 1. Description of a man in custody under remand till the 4th instant, charged with fraudulently obtaining money by means of a begging letter : WILLIAM. LEIGH, supposed to be ' fictitious, 28 years of nge, 6 feet 8J. inches high, suiartly made, fresh complexion, dark brown hair and liious'aejie, whiskers shaved off; dressed in dark clothes, soft bowler hat, plaid flannel shirt, boots very much worn; describes himself sometimes as a printer, at others as a photographer, litho- grapher, and also as a discharged soldier. He is a Canadian, but planus Liverpool as his home. From memoranda and otfisrdocuments found inBs possession, it appears that he ha& visited most of the town^ in Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, Shropshire, & c. ; ht3 is m, man of very plausible address, and appears to be well educated, He states that he has travelled soliciting orders for Virtue and Co., publishers, Birmingham. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Usk ; or to Superintendent Mcintosh, Pontypool ; or to Inspector S. Sheppard, County Constabulary, Newport, Monmouthshire. — Bow- street, February 1. Found on the 24th ultimo, in a ditch on the roadside between Hunwick and Wellington, Durham, the dead Body of a full- grown female child, tied up in a piece of white calico, three- quarters of a yard square. It is supposed to have been born alive, and to have remained where it was found ten or twelve days. Information to be given to Superintendent Henderson, Bishop Auckland, Durham.— Bow- street, Feb. 1. Description of a licence holder who has failed to report himself at the Stockton Police Station, as required by ' The Penal Servitude Act, 1864': JAMES STAFFORD, No. 8785, 66 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes ; a tailor, and a native of Ireland. He \ vas sentenced to four years penal servitude at Yarm, February 4th, 1861, for larceny. Information to be given to Superintendent John Atkinson, Stockton- on- Tees, Durham. — Bow- street, February 1. Description of a lad committed for trial at the next assizes for highway robbery at Langham, in the county of Rutland, on the 27th ultimo : gives the name of THOMAS KAIN, Irish by birth, 17 years of age, 5 feet 5J inches high, grey eyes, brown hair, fresh complexion, and has a scar on side of left eye from a cut with a stone ; dressed in an old blue ribbed cloth coat, brown cloth waistcoat, old brown cloth trousers, lace- up boots with brass eyelet- holes, and black cloth cip with figured braid round bottom. States that his father, a labourer, lives at Dublin ; that he left there about two or three years ago, and went to live with his sister, near St. Ann's Church, Liverpool, and that he worked for a short time with a watch- maker there, and afterwards for an eating- house keeper at Whittington, near Manchester. It is supposed that he has been previously convicted of felony, or that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to the Chief Constable of the county, Oakham, Rutland.— Bow- street, February 1. Description of two women committed for trial at the next assizes at Shrewsbury, for felony : ANN WHITE, says she is a native of Oswestry, and has been hawking crochet work, 41 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, dark complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, nose broken, forehead and face much bruised ; dressed in black frock, bonnet, and shawl, and white apron. And EMMA THOMAS, a native of Cardiff, 25 years of age, 4 feet 10 inches high, fresh complexion, bluck hair, grey eyes, oval face ; represented herself to be the wife of a stonemason, and that she has resided at Liverpool. It is supposed that they have committed offences elsewhere, and been been previously convicted of felony. White went in the name of ANNE STROTTON, in the counties of Montgomery or Stafford. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Richardson, Wellington, Salop.— Bow- street, February 1. Further information respecting HENRY WHEATLEY, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 6th instant, who escaped from custody the 3rd instant: He is well known as HARRY THE MAID, having been hawking clothes horses about the Midland counties and the South of England with a woman ; they have also been travelling about selling wild fowls, Sic. Information to be given to Sergeant Dovey, Police Office, Shrewsbury.— Bow- street, January 30. Description of FREDERICK SOBIESKI, a tramp, who is remanded till the 31st instant, for larceny, at Soham, Cambs.: about 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fresh complexion, dark hair, small moustache, and grey eyes ; dressed in a brown coat with one brass button in front, dark trousers torn on one knee, old lace- up boats, light waistcoat and scarf, and straw hat glazed outside. Says lie is a Bohemian, and has been in England only 3 months ; he speaks and reads English; and is supppsed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent Benson, Newmarket, Cambs.— Bow- street, January 30. Missing from his home since the 21st instant, a man about 31 years of age ( looks older), 5 feet 5 inches high, stout, light brown hair, slightly bald, full beard which comes round his mouth, and blue eyes, deeply set; dressed in a black body coat, very dark mixture trousers, black and whito necktie, black ana re-' woollen shirt, and dark blue overcoat : his head is supposed to be affected through fever, being under medical treatment at the above time; it is feared that some ill lias befallen him. Information to be given to Superintendept Laxton, Nantwich, Cheshire.— Bow- street, January 30. Description of two tramps who are remanded till the Llanfair Petty Sessions, on the 28th instant, for stealing the new linen Shirt and cotton Handkerchiefs from a hedge at Garthbeibio, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 16th inst.: one says his name is ALFRED DAVID DOUGLAS, an American, but has been in Durham, a labourer, 28 y.- ars of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, brown hair, blue eyes, fresh face, cut marks on right side, forehead, aud across the flat part of left arm, and is round shouldered ; wears a velvet jacket and a good blue check shirt, supposed to have been stolen. The other says his name is CHARLEs DORKINS, labourer, of Sleaford, 40 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, brown hair inclined to curl, sallow complexion, long face, several cut marks on right side of forehead and on n" se ; wore a velvet jacket. They are in the habit of sleeping in outbuildings. It is supposed that they have been convicted of felony. Informa- tion to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- street, January 30. Description of JAMES STEWARD, alias WALTER COCHRANE, committed for trial at the ne" t quarter sessions at Northallerton, charged with larceny : he states that he is a sorevv auger maker, and a native of No. 138, Duke- s'reet, East- end, Glasgow, about 20 years of age, 5 feet 4i inches high, pale face, grey eyes, dark brown hair, no whiskers, Slender figure, has a very small blue mark under the right eye, scar on under lip, and speaks with a Scotch accent"; dressed in a black cloth coat, no vest, brown and black plaid tweed trousers, old blucher Uiots, and faded brown cajp : he s. totes that he left Glasgow about three months ago, and has worked in Newcastle and Sunderland. It is suspected that he has committed offences elsewhere, and tljjjt he has bean previously convicted. Infor- mation to be given to Chief Superintendent Edward Saggerson, Middlesbrough, North Riding of Yorkshire.— Bow- street, January 30. Description of two men committed on the 23rd instant for twenty- one days to the House of Correction at Nether Knutsford: JAMES MAKIN, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, stoutly made, pockpitted, 1M. J.' and anchor on right arm, anchor on left; dressed in a light velvet swinger coat with large pockets inside, cord trousers, billycock hat, and clogs. The other about 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, pale face, and has something the matter with his upper lip, which is covered with rag ; dressed in a grey coat, black trousers, boots with brass eyelet holes, and cap. They are supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. The tollowing property was found upon them : a new fine Shirt, shop make ; a fine Shirt, recently patched ; a pair of light blue Socks, nearly new ; a silver Guard Chain, with a drawer or box Key attached ; nnd a Cheqtie. endorsed ' W. Dawson, Queen Inn, Bowling- alley, Lichfield- street, Hanley.' Information to be given to Superintendent, Andrews, Lyman, Cheshire, or to Sergeant Slater, Stockton Heath, near Warrington, Cheshire, who h* is the property iu his possession.— Bow- street, Jan. 30. Description of WILLIAM MORRIS, a tramping cord- winder, committed to Salop Gaol for fourteen days for stealing two Rabbits, aud who is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere : a native of Liverpool, 53 years of age, 6 feet high, sallow complexion, grey eyes, Jong face, and has the figure of a large fish inside right arm. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Richardson, Wellington, Salop.— Bow- street, January 30. Remanded until the 31st instant, charged with burglary, WILLIAM BROWN, alias PRICE, alias SCOTTY, 46 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches high, sandy hair, beard, and moustache, long pale face, hazel eyes ; dressed in grey overcoat, black walking coat underneath, dark trousers and vest, turn- down collar, black necktie, and side- spring boots. Found in his possession, and supposed to have been stolen : 1 gold horizontal £ plate hunting Watch, enamelled dial, makers Dubois, Fieres, No. 22448 on case, No. 22442 on works, engine- turned. 1 gold Albert Chain, Prince of Wales pattern, with a Guinea and a Half- guinea attached. 1 lady's gold hunting Watch, visible dial, fancy engraved cases, maker Le Compte, Geneva, No. 12455, hori- zontal movement, gold dial, and dome. 1 lady's square- pierced cylinder long guard Chain. 5 gold Rings : one bloodstone signet shield ; one coloured gold oval, onyx shield ; one 18 carat gold keeper, ' 112 A. M.' scratched inside; one ditto, ' 447' scratched inside ; one thick gold wedding. 1 coloured gold pearl enamelled and diamond Locket, one pearl deficient. 1 bright gold Locket, engraved, for two portraits, Brequet j£. ey and two gold split Rings attached. 1 coloured gold and enamelled shell Solitaire. 1 round onyx Solitaire. 1 pair of bright gold bloodstone Sleeve Links. 1 bright gold cncular mourning Brooch, pearl star in centre. 1 pair of coloured gold blue enamelled Ear- rings, crescent and star pattern. 1 coloured gold Necklet, wove pattern. 1 hair Guard with bright tubes and swivel. 3 gold Scarf Pins: one rubv and diamond coronet set; one coloured gold garnet, Tuscan work ; one oval pearl, star in centre. 1 set of gold, diamond, garnet, and enamel Studs, Nq. ' 64' scratched on them. 1 gold Albert Pin. 1 ditto Swivel 1 split Ring. 1 coral ana gold Necklet, coloured. 1 pair of lavender kid Gloves, ' 60' inside. 2 chintz silk Scarfs, fine pattern. — Metropolitan Police, F Division, January 30. Description of JOHN HINE, a licence holder, who has failed to report himself since the 2oth November last ; he was convicted at the Surrey Assizes 22nd March, 1860, for arson : 45 years of age, 5 feet 3i inches high, dark complexion, dark brown hair, rather bald, hazel eyes, scar on nose, and wart on middle of back ; dressed in a blue pilot jacket, cord trousers and vest, brown hat, and plaid neckerchief. Information to be given to Superintendent H. Rossiter, Hants Constabulary, Alton.— Bow- street, January 30. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen on the 31st ultimo, from No. 3, Heron Court, Richmond : 1 gold Brooch, hair in centre, surmounted with pearls, marked ' Isaac Archer, Obit 5} nd March, 1847" aged 29. 1 ditto, gold leaves, forget- me- not. 1 ditto, tassel with red stone. • 1 ditto, suull, with hair in centre. 1 ditto, cameo, Cupid with ro- ses. 1 gold Braceler, red stone and drop. 1 ditto, a tie, blue stone ( one deficient.) 1 ditto, snake pattern, grey and dark hair, with red stone. 1 ditto, ditto, twioe round the arm, red stone. 1 Necktie Chain, with Locket attached, red s'one, pearls, and hair at back. 1 Ring, five or. seven pearls. I ditto, pink topaz. 1 ditto, suiull, oval yellow topaz. Supposed by three men : one 26 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dressed in a light blue pea jacket, low crowned hat, and knickerbockers ; another 35 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fjiir complexion, whiskers and moustache, dressed in a blue overcoat, hat,- and knickerbockers.; the other 10 years of age, 5, feet 2 inches high, dressed in pepper and salt coat, dark trousers, aud black cap.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, February 3. Stolen from the Sussex Mews, Kemp Town, on the night of the 27th ult., the property of W. L. Winan, Esq., four horse Cloths, of a brown colour, with blue edging, and blue stripes, with the initials ' B, P. B.' on each side, nearly new. Who- ever will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, shall receive £ 25 reward. Information to be given to Cliief Constable George White, Town Hall, Brighton. —- Bow- street, February 3. Stolen on the 26th ultimo, from Hoylehouse Clough, Linthwaite, near Huddersfield, a black retriever Dog, 18 months old, blind in one eye, and answers to the name of ' Sailor.' Information to be given to Superintendent Heaton, West Riding Constabulary, Huddersfield.— Bow- street, Feb. 3. Stolen on the ,30th ultimo, from No. 44, Gordon- square, 4. silver Table Spoons, 2 ditto Salt ditto, 2 ditto Forks, crest— a camel's head .— Metropolitan Police, E Diviiion, February 3. 272 P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. February 6. Stolen on the night of the 26th ultimo, from No. 10, Shornden- villas, St. Leonard's, a red chintz Bed Cover and a calico Sheet. Supposed by a man about 24 years of age, 6 feet high, light complexion, fair hair, no » hiskers or moustache, • D.' branded on the left side; dressed in a dirty light coat, railway cord jacket underneath, brown cloth trousers, cord vest, and black cap ; says he has been in the 87th Foot. And a youth 16 years of age, 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, pale face, and long light- coloured hair; dressed in an old black jacket and vest, old cord trousers, and black cap ; he stated that he belonged to Shadwell, London. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Lewes; or to Superintendent George Jeffery, Guestling ; or at any Police Station in East Sussex Constabulary.— how- street, lebruary 3. Stolen between the 24th and 28th ultimo, from a vessel called the ' Victoria,' lying in the canal at Knottingley, near Pontefract, Yorkshire, the property of James Gledhill, water- man, a large silver verge Watch, with plain face, maker's name Hunter, Wakefield, No. 1074, attached was a plain silver Guard, Wedding King, and a foreign Coin much worn. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Hall, West Riding Con- stabulary, Pontefract, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 3. Stolen on the evening of the 28th ultimo from the shop door of Mr. Clement Gwynne, of Leek, draper, & c., a man's loose brown Overcoat, lined with twilled serge, fly front, two outside and one inside left breast pockets. Also, on the 1st instant from the shop door of Mr. W. Hulme, of Leek, draper, a lady's drab cloth paletot Jacket, embroidered on sleeves with violet braid, fastens at neck with a hook and loop. Supposed by tramps. Information to be given to the Super- intendent of Police, Leek, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, Feb. 3. Stolen during the night of the 28th ultimo, from a fowl pen at the ' New Inn,' in the township of Rudge, a grey Duck, with some brown feathers on the back, the claws are open Irom l> eing burnt, it can be identified. Information to be given to Police Constable Thomas Hunt, Claverly, Salop.— Bow- st., February 3. Stolen from the Woodhouse Farm, Broseley, during the night of the 30tli ultimo, the property of James Burnet, a Cock and Hen, bantams, jet black ; two Cocks, black and white ; and fourteen Hens, brown, grey, and dark colour, all of the Dorking breed. Information to be given to Superinten- dent, McWilliam, Bridgnorth, or to Police Constable Chase, Broseley, Salop.— Bow- street, February 3. Stolen from the premises of Mr. Robt. Bell, of Knottingley, wine merchant, on the 31st ultimo, a large liver- coloured retriever Dog, about 10 months old, and answers to the n » me of ' Carlo.' Information to be given to Superintendent Hall, West Riding Constabulary, Pontefract, Yorkshire— Bow- street, February 3. Stolen during the night of the 29th ultimo, from a watch- box at the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, Pontefract, a single barreled Gun, with maple wood stock, has a small crack at the end of tbe breech plate, and has a mark on the upper side of the barrel. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Fearnside, Town Hall, Pontefract, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 1. Stolen from a workshop at Wolverhampton, on the night of the 23rd ultimo: two Hand Saws, a Tenon Saw, a Pad Saw, a Brace and a quantity of Bits, two small Hammers, a steel Square 14 inches long, four Gimblets^ four Sprig Bits, a Mallet, five Chisels, two Punches, an iron Chisel, a pair of Compasses, a Gouge, a Mortice Chisel, a Plugging Chisel, a Tool Basket, a small Screwdriver, a pair of Pinches, a Trying Plane, a Jack Plane, a Plough, a lj- inch Bevil- edged Chisel, the greater portion are marked ' J. Bent', the others ' J. B.'; a Sash Fillestre, a Rabbit Plane, a Mortice Guage, a Mortice Chisel, a Hollow Plane, and a quantity of Plough Irons, all marked ' E. Biddle'; a Brace, marked ' E. Jones'; three Chisels, a Pad Saw, a Dovetail Saw, a Panel Guage, a Mortice Guage, a steel Bevil, marked ' T. Jones'; a Smoothing Plane, a Hand Saw, aud a Tenon Saw, marked ' W. Jordan. Who- ever will give such information as shall lead to the appie- hension and conviction of tbe offender or offenders and recovery of the property shall receive £ 3 reward, or in proportion to the amount recovered, on application to Mr. Thomas Jones, builder, Horseley- fields, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, February I. Stolen from a dwelling- house at Middlesbrough, between 5* 30 and 8- 30 on the 31st ultimo, one white linen and two white cotton Shirts, large size ; five old Blankets ; five Blanket Sheets; a suit of dark mixture Clothes, made to fit a stout man ; a suit black cloth ditto; eleven £ 5 Notes; and £ 3 in Silver. Information to bo given to Chief Superintendent J. Saggerson, Borough Police Station, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire. — Bow- street, February 1. Stolert during the night of the 29th ultimo, from an engine- house at lleaton, 2 brass Steps, about 4 lbs., 1 small ditto, the property of Mr. George, of Heaton, manufacturer. Information to be given to Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Court House, Bradford.— Bow- street, February 1. Stolen from a house in course of erection at Cutler Heights- lane, long, Yorkshire, during the night of the 28th ultimo : a Trying Plane, about 22 inches long ; a Jack ditto; two Smoothing ditto ; a new Moulding ditto ; two pairs of Com- fasses; and a Bass ( all the planes are stamped ' J. West'), nformation to be given to Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Court House, Bradford, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 1. Stolen at Newcastle- on- Tyne, since the 6th, ultimo : a Sa tent lever silver Watch, makers' Reid and Sons, Newcastle, to. 63429; a gold lever Watch, white dial, No. 42139; a silver lever Watch, maker N. W. Tinkler, Newcastle- on- Tyne, No. 6328 ; a gold lever Watch, No. 31664; a silver lever Watch, makers' Lister and Sons, Newcastle- on- Tyne, No. 20327 ; a silver lever Watch, maker S. Bailey, Newcastle- on- Tyne, No. 10996; a large size gold lever Watch, white dial, twelve jewels with five rose diamond covers,' Thomas Dodds, A. D. 1833,' engraved on works. Information to be given to Head Constable John Sabbage, Newcastle on- Tyne.— Bow- st., February 1. Stolen between 11 p. m. on the 26th and 6 a. m. on the 26th ultimo, from a hedge at Stamford Bridge West, York- shire, where they had been left to dry, the following articles : 1 cotton Shirt, 3 blue striped Shirts, 4 cotton Chemises, 1 white cotton Sheet, 2 Blanket Sheets, 9 children's Chemises, 6 baby's Frocks ( three print, two lilac), 2 white flannel Shirts, 4 linen Pillow Cases, 6 holland Pinafores, 8 - boy's ditto, 2 girl's Night Dresses, 6 Towels, 4 baby's Frocks ( three white), 6 holland Aprons, 1 white Apron ( marked ' F.' Walker, No. 6'), the property of Robt. Eccles and John Bew. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent John Lazenby, East Riding Constabulary, Escrick, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, ieb, 1. Stolen on the 14th ultimo, from West Thurrock, Essex, a large brindled lurcher Dog, forefeet white, and answers to the name of ' Brindle.' £ 1 reward will be given on the recovery of the dog, and conviction of the offender or offenders ( ifotolen). Information to be given to Polifc Constable Fuller,^ h- ays, Essex.— Bow- street, February 1. 1 Stolen from the outside of a diaper's shop in the borough of Reading, about 40 yards of brown Holland, marked at one end ' dm' with black- lepd pencil, information to be given to Chief Superintendent J. Peck, Borough Police Office, Reading. — Bow- street, February 1. Stolen between the hours of 7 and 12 a. m. on the 28th ultimo, from a public house in Sunderland : a horizontal Geneva Watch, with heavy silver Guard attached ; a silver verge Watch, cases bulged, small common Guard attached ; eleven silver Tea Spoons, marked ' P.'; one ditto, marked ' O.'; a pair of silver Sugar Tongs, marked ' P.'; a gold secret link Guard ; a gold Ring, set with hair; a gold Brooch, oval pattern, set with amber. Information to be given to Chief Constable Joseph Stainsly, Sunderland.— Bow- street, Feb. 1. Stolen on the 26th instant from the Bath Hotel, Arlington- street, a gold watch Chain, 12 inches long, long- plain links, swivel at each end, had attached a large Split Ring, a Watch Key, three steel Keys ( one ' 42' on bow), a Compass, a gold Ball, a Locket with miniature of a lady, and a Foreign Coin ; a pair of Sleeve Links, ' G. M.' in cypher ; a gold Seal, with white cornelian stone, crest— a lion with a key in his paw ; 3 mourning Rings, two onyx, one imitation ; an ivory Pencil- case.— Metropolitan Police, C Divsion, January 30. Stolen on the night of the 25th instant, from a building in the borough of New Windsor, a quantity of carpenter's Tools, Planes, Saws, Ploughs, Chisels, Gimlets, & c., part of them marked ' E P. Bovey,' and part ' G. J. Gregory.' Sup- posed by a tramping carpenter, 22 ta 25 years of age, about 5 feet 4 inches high, rather stout ; dressed in corded trousers, light coat with velvet collar, deerstalker hat with narrow brim, and lace- up boots. The tools were taken away ii^ two rush baskets. Information to be given to Superintendent Edgar, Windsor.— Bow- street, January 30. Stolen from the premises of Mr. Sawer, of Holbrook, farmer, during the night of the 26th instant, a young grey Goose, 1 year old, and has a ring of white round its neck. Also stolen during the same night, from the premises of Mr. Saddler, at Stretton, four Dorking Hens. Information to be given to the Police at Holbrook, Suffolk.— Bow- street, Jan. 30. Stolen on the 26th instant from No. 86, Brompton- road, a very large old fashioned silver Watch, maker Brockbank, white face, double case, a large rose diamond on works ; a small silver Geneva Watch, silver face, maker Raffin ; and a large gold Pin. carbuncle head, a small diamond in centre.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, January 30. Stolen during the night of the 25th instant, from the Albion Woiks, Walsall- road, Willenhall, a large old fashioned silver verge Watch, No. supposed to be 7006, the name ' John Norris, Weston Jones,' engraved upon it, a steel Chain and blue Seal attached ; several electro- plated Watch Chains ; a large quantity of Id., 3d., and 6d. Postage Stamps ; and about 34s. in Silver and Copper Coins. Two young men are suspected, who have absconded from Willenhall: one is about 19 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, stoutly made, fresh complexion, light hair cut short behind, round face, grey eyes, good looking, and is a padlock maker; dressed in a short pilot jacket with dark bone buttons, a pocket on each side, light woollen cord trousers, small pattern, dark quilted cloth billycock hat, strong blucher shoes, coloured silk handkerchief round his neck, and generally wears a white apron tied round his waist; the other is about 18 years of age, but looks much younger, 5 feet 4 inches high, slender make, long features, large eyes, pale complexion, very delicate- looking, and dressed in shabby greasy cloth coat and trousers, and black felt billycock hat; he is key maker. Information to be given to Inspector Thompson, Police Office, Willenhall, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, January 30. Stolen from a public- house at Ashton- under- Lyne, between 11 a. m. on the 23rd and 11 a. m. on the 24th instant : a gold plated Watch- guard with gold Eye- glass attached ; a small gold plated Locket with four small blue stones on the back ; a goln Pencilcase and Seal which works on a swivel; a steel Brooch with three mother- o'- pearl shells inserted ; a gold Ring, figured with emeralds ; a silver Ring, set with crystals ; and a pair of gold plated spring Sleeve Links. Information to be given to Chief Constable G. Dalgliesh, Ashton- under- Lyne, Lancashire.— Bow- st., January 27. Stolen on the evening of the 23rd inst., from a hedge in the township of North Skirlaugh, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, three white cotton Shirts ( wet), with cambric fronts and wrist- bands, and marked on the lappet with ink ' Jos. Tiffin.' In- formation to be given to Superintendent J. D. Wright, East Riding Constabulary, Police Station, Leven, Beverley, York- shire.— Bow- street, January 27. Stolen on the 23rd instant, from a house at Stockport, a Bilver lever Watch, plain case, maker Samuel Kellett, Bredbury, No. 74629, had attached a steel Chain, common brass Key, and black silk Guard. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent I. Moores, Stockport, Cheshire.— Bow- street, January 27. Stolen from a dwelling- house at Tynemouth, on the evening of the 23rd instant, a silver verge Watch, double- cased, No. 26337, ' John Dawson' engraved on back of outer caBe. Information to be given to Head Constable John Hewett, Tynemouth.— Bow- street, January 27. Supposed to have been stolen by tramps, during the night of the 23rd instant, from Clarendon House, Worthing, two pairs of gentlemen's lace- up Shooting Boots, one pair had not been worn and the other only a few times, stout made, toe caps, brad heels, and brass eyelets. Information to be given to Superintendent Holloway, Leominster, Arundel, or to Sergeant A. Pratt, West Sussex Constabulary, Worthing.— Bow street, January 27. Stolen on the 23rd instant, from No. 86, Friar- street, Reading, a double- cased silver hunting Watch, No. 425, has ' R. Terry' engraved on the outside, and ' F. Terry' on the inside case. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent J. Peck, Borough Police Office, Reading.— Bow- street, Jan. 27. . Stolen from ' 5 back yard at Halliwell on the evening of the 24th instant, the property of John Pollitt, two twilled Chemises, woman's size, one has a lappet back and front, the other has only one in front. Also stolen, from a school at Eagley, Turton, between 11 and 12 a. m. of the 25th instant, the property of James Duxbury and others, two black and plaid woollen Shawls, small size and pattern, one is torn about three inches on one side ; half of a red and white woollen Scarf ditto; and a soft plum- coloured Bonnet. Information to be given to Superintendent John R. Scott, Town Hall, Little Bolton, Lancashire.— Bow- street, January 27, Stolen at Maldon, on the 26th instant, the property of Albert Clear, Esq., a small black Skye terrier Bitch, tanned feet, curly tail, answers to the name of ' Rase.' Information to be given to Head Constable W. King, or to A. Clear, Esq., Auctioneer, Maldon, Essex.— Bow- street, January 27. Stolen on the 24th instant, from No. 55, Euston- square, a Plate Basket lined with green baise, containing six Dessert Spoons, four Tea Spoons, two Table Spoons, two Salt Spoons, four Table Forks, tour Dessert Forks, a Soup Ladle, and a Wine Strainer— all silver, marked ' M. C. M.'; and a pair of plated Nut- crackers.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, January 27. Supposed to have been stolen on the 19th instant, a large white pointer Dog, with black spots on the body, black head and ears, in good condition, aud answers to the name of ' Don.' Whoever will give such information as will lead to its recovery and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 1 reward, on application Jto No. 27, Fisher- street, Swansea.— Bow- street, January 27. Stolen from a clothes line at Laister Dyke, on the 25th instant, an old crimson silk Handkerchief, buff border, and has a black mark at one corner, the property of John Briggs. Also supposed to have been stolen from " idle, on the 18th inBtant, a black retriever dog, fifteen months old, much curled on back, spot on left eye, has a curb chain round neck, and answers to the name of ' Nep,' the property of Mr. Fulton. Information to be given to Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Court House, Bradford.— Bow- street, Jan. 27. Stolen between 10 30 p. m. on the 21st and 10 a. m. on the 23rd instant, from George- yard Ragged School, Whitechapel, a Box containing fifty Photographic Slides, viz.: Rialto of Venice; Grand Canal; Domes of St. Mark's ; Milan Cathe- dral; Rome ; Cologne Cathedral; Orleans Cathedral; Geneva, Switzerland ; Church of Glacio ; Waterfall of the Storbach; Temple of Jupiter ; Houses of Parliament; Trafalgar Square • Melrose Abbey; Osborne House; ' Great Eastern'; Errnent^ Thebes; Bridge of Chilon, external; ditto, internal; Petra ; Youghal Abbey ; Holy Scripture, internal; Tombs of the Kings of Jerusalem ; Hindoo Temple, Ghar, Behar ; Temple of the god Foh; Cotton Ship of the Ganges; Wayside Inn, Flulin ; Bridge of Sighs ; Ducal Palace; General View of Venice ; Leaning Tower of Pisa ; Gallery of Arts ; the Louvre, Paris; the Madeleine, Paris; Hotel of Invalides, Paris; Glaciers of the Woods and Needles; Acropolis, Athens ; Arch of Titus, Rome ; Windsor Castle; Duke of Wellington's Statue; Balmoral; Falls of Niagara; Bolton Abbey; Bridge of Prague; Notre Dame, Paris; Coloseum, Rome ; Cave of Under Sutta; Mosque of Omar, Church of the Nativity.— Metropolitan Police, H Division, January 27. Stolen from the dwelling house of Thomas Thompson, Thorn, Yorkshire, on the 23rd instant, a Sovereign. By a man of the following description : a native of Middleton, near Wath, 26 or 27 years of age, about 6 feet 5 or 6 inches high, fresh complexion, ginger- coloured hair, little or no whiskers, and slender figure ; dressed in a drab jean stable jacket, white smock underneath, leather strap round waist, light plaid cloth trousers fitting tight to the legs, black billycock hat, and strong boors, one of them cut on the back part of the upper leather. Information to be given to Inspector T. Alderson, Bedale, who holds a warrant for his apprehension, or to Super intendent M. Walmsley, Leyburn, North Riding of York- shire.— Bow- street, January 27. Stolen about the 20th instant, the property of E. Bullock Esq., of handsworth, a red setter Bitch, answers to the name of ' Nell.' All reasonable expenses will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the bitch. Infor- mation to be given to Sergeant Richards, Police Office, Hands- worth, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, January 25. Stolen on the 21st instant, from the dwelling- house of Mr. Gask, Belgrave, Leicestershire, a silver consular verge Watch, maker James Planche, London, No. 485, with a heavy silver Guard attached. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Burdett, Ayleston, near Leicester.— Bow- street, Jan. 26. Stolen from Mr. B. Bromly, of Acton, Suffolk, on the 17th instant, a light square- back spring Cart, painted dark brown, picked out with white, but the lines are almost worn out, very upright wheels and back, the sides and back are board up to the first rail, and iron pegs above, with iron rail on the top, the side, back, and front boards are scolloped under the rail, and the scollop in the front board on the right side is much worn where the driver usually puts his foot when driving, has patent axle, lancewood shafts, with iron plates under where the steps fasten on, plain board seat, with the back broken off, but a small portion is still on the edge where it was screwed on, has no name on, and will hold three persons. A party of gipsy horsedealers who were staying in Acton about tbe time are suspected of stealing the cart; they had with them two brush vans, a cart, and several horses and donkeys. It is likely the cart will be sold to some dealer or exchanged for a horse. A cart, supposed to be the one stolen was seen at 2 o'clock on the same morning going through Lavenham towards Cockfield, drawn by a large bay horse, and the driver was dressed in dark clothes ; it is likely that' the cart may be under repair for the purpose of destroying identity Information to be given to Superintendent Schofield, Police Station, Boxford, or to Inspector D. Grinn, Police Station, Long Melford, Suffolk.— Bow- street, January 25. PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE _ , OFFICERS. C On the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere, J ANNE BRINKLEY, and CHARLES BRINKLEY, in whose possession were found 2 silver Table Spoons, 6 silver Tea Spoons, and 6 gold Rings, described in the Police Gazette of the 25th ultimo, are again remanded until the 8th instant. Information to be given to Superintendent Alfred H. Jarrett' Hertford.— Bow- street, February 3. Found on the turnpike- road in the township of Audlem at 2- 15 a. m. on the 20th instant, a light brown woollen Horsecloth with two red and two dark stripes, about 3 inches wide, and a small dark stripe, about £ inch wide, lengthways on each side, a stripe of red worsted braid down the centre with a short strip of same braid extending from the withers to the point of the shoulder, bound round with red worsted braid. Information to be given to Police Constable John Morgan, Audlem, Cheshire.— Bow- street, January 27. Found on the person of a tramp at Tadcaster, Yorkshire on the 26th instant, a pair of single driving Reins, nearly new' with leather covered buckles at each end, which are supposed to have been stolen. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Parkin, West Riding Constabulary, Tadcaster, Yorkshire — Bow- street, January 27. February 3. P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. 3 WAR OFFICE, DESERTERS FROM February 3, 1865. HP MAJESTY'S SERVICE. On and after this date ( Dec. 11,1857), until further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a Deserter will be TWENTY SHILLINGS Instead of TEH § HILIO& 8; 3TVI01 HO. NAME. BEG. HO. CORPS. WHEKE BOIIN. TRADE. a < 1 SUB. HAIB. EYES. RACE. COAT & TBOUSEBS. BATE 01 DESIBTN. PLACE 01 DESEBTIOH. MARKS AOTJ REMARKS . Hi. •• 80470 Thomas Clarke 1 2nd Foot Liverpool joiner 20 5 8 brown | blue 1 fresh drab; white 2 Jan. Liverpool recruit, not surgically inspected J80471 John Power 89th Foot ditto tailor 24 5 5} brown brown fresh brown; tweed 30 Dec. ditto scar on forehead; recruit 180472 George Trueman 88th Foot Ormskirk labourer 20 6 11} dk. brn hazel fresh tweed 4 Jan. ditto recruit, not surgically inspected" 180473 ditto ditto ditto 18 5 54 It. brn blue • fresh brown 4 Jan. ditto ditto 180474 Edward Conley — ditto Liverpool ditto 20 5 7 dk. brn grey fresh white slop; mole 3 Jan. ditto ditto 180476 George King 982 2ndDrag. Gds. Cork labourer 244 5 74 brown grey fresh regimental 10 Jan. Canterbury took part of reg. nec. 180476 William Elliott 846 ditto Holsworthy, Devon ditto 22 5 8 brown grey fresh ditto 10 Jan. ditto ditto 180477 Thomas Loughan 731 4th Drag. Gds. Ballygar, Galway ditto 22} 5 104 brown [ blue ifair ditto 8 Jan. Newbridge ditto 180478 Joseph Williams 882 8th Hussars Loncester, N'lhampt. ditto 21 5 6 dk. brn I hazel dark ditto 28 Dec. York scar over left eyebrow; recruit 180479 William Hawkins 556 9th Lancers Marylebone, London paperhangr 25 5 8} brown grey 1 fresh ditto 10 Jan. Dublin D D D L30180, Charles Mills 293 ditto Birmingham " ilder 25 ; 5 6} brown grev fresa j ditto 9 Jan. ditto took part of reg. neo. < 130481' John Hamilton 699 12th Lancers ditto brass Snishr 224 5 7} black j arown dark ditto 8 Jan. Sheffield ditto ; rather in- kneed 180182 John Ashby 133 18th Hussars Preston labourer 28 J 5 6 brown arown fresh j ditto 9 Jan. Canterbury ditto ; D 130483 Michael Kenny Gren. Guards Halifax, Yorkshire hawker 20 5 9 dark Dlue fresh ! ditto 6 Jan. | London took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 180181 John Smith ditto Oliham, Lancashire spinner 20 5 74 auburn grey ( resh ditto 6 Jan. ditto ditto 180185 James Cornforth ditto Stokesley, Yorkshire blacksmith 191 5 5} It. bm bazel trash ditto 6 Jan. ditto ditto 130181 Thomas Harris 42 ditto Liverpool cork cutter 31 5 9 sandy 1 ? ray fresh ditto 6 Dee. ditto off furlough to Liverpool 130487 Simoon Spratt 614 ditto Wisbeaoh, Cambs sawyer 28 5 9} brown blue fresh ditto 7 Jan. ditto took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 180183 J. H. Bloomfield 1741 ditto London shoemakor 21} 5 10 black blue dark ditto 30 Dec. Shorncliffe off leave to London 180489 William Kettle 332 Cold. Guards Outton, Norfolk labourer 21} 5 7} light ; groy light ditto 6 Jan. London D 180490 Robert Watson 1433 Soots Fusiliers Inverness bricklayer 18} 5 9 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 4 Jan. ditto two scars on right arm 180491 Peter Neil 612 ditto Inch, Wigton labourer 24} 5 8} It. bm hazel fresh ditto 10 Jan. ditto off furlough to Stranraer, Wigton 180492 John Duckcr 337 2nd Foot London clock maker 33 5 3 brown blue fresh ditto 31 Dec. Devonport ditto to London ; mole on left leg 180493 John Jackson ditto Charlton, Bedford tailor 22 6 7 brown hazel fresh black; brown 9 Jan. Northampt. recruit, attested 180494 Georgo William* 906 4th Foot Endaby, Leicester labourer 28} 5 64 light grey fresh regimental 4 Jan. Chatham took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 180495 Fred. Runnacles 486 6th Foot Ritidham, Suffolk ditto 21} 5 10} brown hazel freck. ditto 12 Jan. Woolwich broke his arrest 180496 Joseph McCabe — ditto Clones, Monaghan ditto 18 5 74 brown blue fresh plain 7 Jan. Belfast recruit, not finally approved 180497 Alfred Park — 7th Foot Yarmouth shoemaker 20} 5 6 light brown fair blue pilot; black 7 Jan. Lynn 180198 William Watson 133 ditto Barnard Castle, Drhm Camberwell, Surrey nailmaker 30} 5. 54 brown blue fresh regimental 20 Dec. Malta took waist- belt 180199 J. Dexter 347 8th Foot labourer 21 5 9 dark brown sallow ditto 7 Jan. Manchester D 180500 John Shuttleworth 1258 ditto New Mills, Derby quarryman 26 5 114 fair grey fresh ditto 7 Jan. ditto took waist- belt 130601 Thomas Corkern 1613 10th Foot Dublin labourer 18} 5 5i brown , grey fresh ditto 8 Jan. Preston tattooed on left arm 180502 William Kinnaird 1632 ditto Edinburgh steward 194 5 84 It. bm grey fresh ditto 1 Jan. ditto 180503 Samuel Wilton 1415 12th Foot Birkenhead cooper 22} > 8} It. brn grey fresh ditto 10 Jan. Liverpool off furlough to Liverpool 180601 James Lewis 3920 13th Foot Caple, Suffolk labourer 27 5 11 sandy grey fresh ditto 12 Jan. Dover pockpitted 180505 John Murphy 533 14th Foot Johnstown, Kilkenny ditto 19 5 10 dark grey sallow ditto 8 Jan. Fermoy D 180506 Jamos Carruthers 1238 16th Foot Hammersmith, Lndn ditto 181 5 5 brown grey fair ditto 10 Jan. Templemre. 180507 Daniel Fitzgerald 3793 6th Foot Cork ditto 30 5 8 black groy freek. ditto 6 Jan. Devonport off furlough to Cork 180503 John Thompson 243 ditto Euniskillen, Fermngh ditto 21} 5 9 It. brn grey fresh ditto 31 Dec. Halifax* D * N. 8. 13050: 1 John Murray ,691 ditto Killucan, Meath shoemaker 24} 5 64 brown grey fresh ditto 31 Dec. ditto 130510 William Campbell 1121 18th Foot Bristol labourer 21 5 6} It. bra ! grey fresh ditto 8 Jan. Buttevant tattooed on arms and chest 180611 Thomas Morriss 1608 20th Foot London dealer 22 5 6} auburn grey fresh ditto 11 Jan. C'- atham 180612 John C. Brown 309 28rd Foot Liverpool sailor 204 5 7 It. bm brown sallow plain 10 Jan. Walmer lost a front tooth 180613 James Birch 1270 24th Foot Walsall, Stafford servant 30 5 64 dk. brn grey sallow ditto 30 Nov. Mauritius supp. gone away in a whaling vessel 180614 Neil Strachan 799 B6th Foot Ayr miner 184 5 6 It. brn blue fair regimental 2 Jan. Belfast scar on forehead aud left hand 180616 Thomas Livingston 816 ditto Lurgan, Down ditto 18} 5 7 It. brn grey fresh ditto 3 Jan. ditto took part of reg. nec. 180516 James Smith 1287 29th Foot Upton, Worcester labourer 21} 5 84 brown hazel fair ditto 6 Jan. Preston barn mark on neck 180517 William Jones 1288 ditto ditto ditto 21} 5 10} dk. bm hazel dark ditto 6 Jan. ditto lost a front tooth 180518 James Kilkenny 953 81st Foot Keane, Roscommon ditto 234 5 6} black grey dark ditto 5 Jan. Aldershot scar of burn on right breast 180619 Richard Benyon 1310 32nd Foot Manchester wheelwrght 18} 5 6} brown brown fresh ditto 8 Jan. Preston mole on left side 180520 Terence Conroy 39th Foot Mountmeliok, Quu's. labourer 224 5 94 brown blue fresh black; cord 4 Jan. Manchester recruit, attested 180521 Jamos Hare 375 ditto Kildare ditto 24 5 104 light grey fresh regimental 4 Jan. Aldershot off furlough to Naas, Kildare 180522 John Eagers 3589 ditto Dundee weaver 29 5 6} brown grey fresh ditto 1 Jan. ditto ditto to Dundee 180523 Joseph Boucher — 41st Foot Iron Bridge, Salop engine drivr 20} 5 84 brown grey fresh black pilot; cord 6 Jan. Preston recruit, not finally approved 180524 John Cunningham 876 57th Foot Wolverhampton blacksmith 224 6 6| dk. brn1 hazel dark regimental 2 Jan. Cork scar on left arm 180525 Michael Connell 733 69th Foot Ballaglass, Mayo factory hand 19 5 5} dk. brn'hazel fair ditto 4 Jan. Preston mole right side of chin 180526 John Smith 412 ditto J ersey , clerk 28 5 11} brown grey sallow plain 6 Jan. Aldershot D 180527 Patrick Kelly 916 62nd Foot Cloarmouht, Mayo labourer 21} 5 6f black blue dark regimental 8 Jan. Belfast took part of reg. neo. 180528 Andrew O'Brien 863 ditto Filtona, Tyrone ditto 204 5 6} black grey fresh ditto 10 Jan. ditto ring on middle finger of each hand 180529 Thomas Henry 843 ditto Dungannon, Tyrone shoemaker 18} 5 5 It. brn blue fresh ditto 10 Jan. ditto pockpitted 180530 180531 180532 180533 180531 180535 180536 180537 180538 180539 John Marney Walter C. Morris James Hurry John McKay Henry Hamilton Robert McMillan Duncan Campbell James McWilliams William Anderson James Dwyer 1130 1212 1379 761 732 3354 1106 2631 64th Foot 69th Foot 76th Foot 79th Foot 91st Foot ditto 92nd Foot 93rd Foot 104th Foot 108th Foot Lon Ion Alton, Hants Littlebury, Essex Glasgow ditto Kilwinning, Ayr Blairgowrie, Perth Keith, Banffshire Bromley, Middlesex Thurles, Tipperary labourer servant labourer miner pipe maker miner labourer ditto ditto 20 20 23} 18 181 20| 24 18 30} 23 brawn dk. brn brown brown brown brown dk. brn brown brown brown blue grey grey grey grey grey grey grey hazel grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh swarth fresh tweed; black regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto 9 Jan. 6 Jan. 10 Jan. 10 Jan. 12 Jan. 12 Jan. 3 Jan. 3 Jan. 10 Jan. 23 Dec. London Oosport Chatham Stirling Chatham ditto Glasgow Aberdeen Parkhurst Ennis recruit, attested supp. gone to Liss, Hants scar under each eyebrow scar on left arm off furlough ditto ; scar of burn on back took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Blckwall., Lndn.; cross cupped 180640 Henry Stroud 547 Royal H. Art. Oxford ditto 22 6 4} It. bm grey sallow regimental 1 Jan. Woolwich off furlough to Abingdon 180541 Eli Marshall 948 ditto Newbury, Berks ditto 22 5 44 brown grey fresh ditto 11 Jan. ditto D 180542 James Wood 694 ditto Leicester groom 28 5 9} dk. bm hazql sallow ditto 27 Dec. Dublin 180543 William Geer 316 ditto Westerham, Kent ditto 23 5 6 brown grey fresh ditto 10 Jan. Woolwich 180544 George Rivers 11023 Roy. Artillery Bow, Middlesex clerk 284 6 7} It. bm grey fresh ditto 5 Jan. Sheerness off furlough to Manchester 180545 Androw Todd 762 ditto Bushmills, Antrim labourer 36} 6 0} light hazel fair ditto 4 Jan. Cork ditto to Ballvcastle, Antrim 180546 Michael Walsh 17485 ditto Newbrook, Mayo ditto 22 5 5 brown grey fresh ditto 7 Jan. Warley tattooed all over chest and arms 180647 John Jones 17681 ditto Liverpool groom 214 6 5 brown brown fair ditto 7 Jan. Woolwich 180548 Charles Rooke 17683 ditto Hovton, London labourer 20} 5 5} brown brown fresh ditto 7 Jan. ditto 180549 Jamos Wall 16567 ditto Stratford, Essex ditto 19} 5 4} brown blue fair ditto 6 Jan. ditto 180660 180651 180562 180553 180561 180565 180566 180557 180668 180569 Thomas Wabster Thomas White Myron Winslow Joseph Lunt Charles Price Henry Cheeseman Alexander McLeod John Hunter John Wheeler Thomas Fitzhenry 9043 15976 14952 1835 815 2449 2801 2075 8355 8366 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Rl. Engineers ditto Edinburgh Croydon, Surrey Southampton Ecclesfield, Stafford Bishopsgate, London Stockbury, Kent Dalziel, Lanark Larnc, Antrim Corsham, Wilts Gorey, Wexford printer labourer student shoemaker labourer ditto shoemaker carpenter ditto 36 19} 24 85 20 21 20 28 28} 21 10 | dk. brn 4 ' brown 11 brown 8 sandy 84 brown 4} brown 43 brown 2} dk. brn 6 brown 6 brown hazel hazel hazel grey grey grey grey hazel grey grey sallow swarth sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 7 Jan. 7 Jan. 6 Jan. 4 Jan. 30 Dec. 31 Dec. 12 Jan. 12 Jan. 8 Jan. 4 Jan. ditto ditto ditto Folkstone Gosport Aldershot Shorncliffe ditto Chatham ditto mole on chest, tattooed on left arm took part of reg. nec.; D off furlough to Standon, Stafford to Islington, London ditto off pass off furlough ditto bracelet on left wrist off leave to Dublin to Hamilton, Lanark to Glasgow; D 180660 John Daly 7300 ditto London printer 26} 6 7 brown grey fresn ditto 30 Dec. ditto off furlough 180661 William Scott 8121 ditto Forfar painter 214 5 8 dk. brn grey pale ditto 30 Dec. ditto ditto mark on left groin 180562 William Greenfield 8380 ditto Hastings, Sussex bricklayer 20} 5 6 brown blue fresh ditto 26 Dee. ditto off leave to London; scar on brow 180663 Robert John Lewis 4104 ditto London carpenter 26 j 6 7 brown hazel fair ditto 1 Jan. Shorncliffe ditto to Southampton 180564 Robert Fraser 7448 ditto Edinburgh mason 22 5 64 black black pale ditto 1 Jan. ditto off furlough to Edinburgh; mark rt. arm 180565 Donald Henderson — 2nd Dragoons Lathern, Caithness clerk 244 5 94 dk. bm grey fresh tweed 4 Jan. Edinburgh recruit, not surgically inspected 180566 Thomas Bryan • — 4thDrag. Gds. Birmingham bootmaker 19 6 9 brown grey dark cloth; cord 4 Jan. Birminghm ditto round- shouldered 180667 James Bane — 2nd Foot Mossley, Lancashire piecer 18 6 54 dk. brn hazel fresh black; cord 7 Jan. Oldham ditto 180668 John Welsh — 6th Foot Galway labourer 19 5 7} auburn brown fresh brown; cord 6 Jan. N'wctl'- u- L ditto 180669 Thomas Sansom — ditto Nottingham ditto 24 6 6 It. brn blue fresh dark; cord 10 Jan. Northampt. recruit, surgically inspected 180670 180671 180672 180678 180574 180576 180576 180677 180678 180679 John Aspin John Glynn Thomas Cooney Henry Tebbutt William Ferguson John Ward William Devine John Clarke Arthur Marsh Thomas Morgan 6th Foot 8th Foot 17th Foot ditto 22nd Foot 39th Foot ditto 41st Foot ditto ditto Liverpool cottonspinr. 19 5 64 dk. bm hazel sallow tweed; moleskin black; cord 7 Jan. Bradford, Yorkshire labourer 18 5 64 It. bm grey fresh 7 Jan. Donoliill, Tippcrary ditto 18 5 7 dk. bm blue fresh dark ; tweed 10 Jan. Nottingham weaver 24 5 7 It. bm hazel fresh dark; cord 10 Jan. Liverpool labourer 22 5 84 dk. bm hazel fresh tweed; moleskin 3 Jan. ditto striker 20 5 8} brown grey fresh white iinen; cord 5 Jan. ditto bricklayer 21 5 9 brown grey fresh white linen; black 5 Jan.. Birmingham shoemaker 18 5 7 It. bm grey fresh brown; black 7 Jan. Manchester mason 24 & 6} dk. bm grey fresh blue; tweed 4 Jan. ditto labourer 20 5 6 dk. bm grey sallow black; cord 31 Dec. Blackwell, Lanark Motherwell, Lanark tailor 19 5 6 fair grey fresh black; grey 4 Jan. labourer 234 6 6} black grey fresh black; tweed 6 Jan. ditto miner 21 5 6} dk. brn blue fresh ditto 6 Jan. Liverpool wheelwrght 22 5 9 dk. bra grey fresh brown 10 Jan. Monaghan labourer 18 5 64 dk. bm grey hazel fresh blue 2 Jan. Kilmarnock, Ayr iron dresser 18 5 64' ak. bm fresh brown; cord 2 Jan. Liverpool engineer 20 6 5 dk. bm hazel fresh black; fustian 16 Jan. ditto Ashton- under- Lyne labourer 18 6 74 brown grey fresh tweed 16 Jan. ditto 18 5 7 It. bm blue fair black; cord 7 Jan. Liverpool ditto 24 5 74 It. bra hazel fresh tweed; cord 3 Jan. Blackburn Bradford Tipperary Northampt. Liverpool ditto ditto Birminghm Manchester ditto ditto ditto recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, surgically inspected recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on forehead 180680 180581 180582 180583 180584 180685 180686 180687 180588 180689 Robert Cassels* Thomas Williams James Manuel John Williamson John Parks James Sutherland Joseph White Benjamin Blamires James Gill John James 42n d Foot ditto ditto 43rd Foot 68th Foot ditto ditto ditto 69th Foot 60th Rifles Edinburgh Glasgow ditto Liverpool ditto ditto ditto ditto Ashton- u- L Liverpool ditto * alias Wands ditto ditto ditto recruit, surgically inspected ditto tattooed 011 ftrms recruit, not surgically inspected ditto nail of right forefinger broken; reoruit recruit, not surgically inspected 274 P O L I C E GAZETT E. February 6. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued). OFFICE no. NAME. BEG. NO. COUPS. WEEKS BOBN. TEADE. j'i 1 ^ a • 4 SIZE. HAIB. EYES. * PACt.. COAT & TBOUSEKS. DATE 01 DESEBTN. PLACE OP DESEBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 180590 180691 18051) 2 180593 180594 180595 180596 180597 18059* 18069* Colin Hunter John Flynn Martin Tyrel Robert Jones Donald McKay Alex. Campbell William Pickering Thomas Williams John H. Walker Edward Machin — 658 327 287 60th Rifles 63rd Foot 66th Foot ditto 74th Foot ditto 70th Foot 6thDrag. Gds. ditto 4th Hussars Dundee, Forfar Lanark Liverpool ditto Oban, Argyle Rothsey, Bute Bury, Lancashire London Calcutta Doncaster weaver labourer ditto shipwright shepherd labourer bricklayer groom clerk labourer 20 21 19 23 20 18 23 21} 26} 25} 5 6} 6 6} 5 5} 5 7} 5 7} 5 6 5 6 5 7i 5 5} 5 6 dk. brn dk. brn Drown srown dk. brn brown brown auburn brown brown [ azel lazel 1- ey mie hazel blue grey grey blue [ resh fresh fresh fresh Acrid pale lresh fresh fresh fresh canvJ^ rtweed moleskin white; cord brown; moleskin tweed brown; moleskin moleskin regimental ditto ditto 5 Jan. 16 Jan. 10 Jan. 10 Jan. 6 Jan. 6 Jan. 8 Jan. 11 Jan. 13 Jan. 13 Jan. Dundee 9- lssgow Liverpool ditto Glasgow ditto Eccles Brighton ditto Belturbet recruit, approved recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto dit to ditto crucifix on right arm, flags on left; recruit took part of reg. nec. ditto took the whole of reg. nec.; D 180600 180601 180602 180603 180604 180605 180606 180607 180608 180609 Jobu McKiver Edward Higgins Charles Insull Frederick Turner Clarence Lindon Michael Konny John Smith Amos Small George Skeet Charles Turner 5951 362 325 2058 3705 2163 2115 6886 869 1124 9th Lancers Llth Hussars 14th Hussars 16th Lancers Military Train Gren. Guards ditto ditto ditto ditto ff Umocratnon, Dngal. Kinlock, Leitrim Worcester Tuxford, Notts E Imonton. Miidlesx. 11 difax, Yorkshire Dliham, Lancaster Charley, Sussex Kingslanl, Norfolk Burton- u.- Neewood* ditto ditto sarpenter abourer sngine fitter nawker spinner abourer gardener servant i\ i 261 23} 27 22 20 20} 28} 25 22 10 | brown 6 dk. brn 7 brown 5 7 ! brown 3} auburn 5 9 i dark 5 7} auburn 8} dk. brn S 8} brown 5 10 I It. hrn ; rey jlue ) lue lazel } lue ilue ; rey lazel t. brn blue rush air resh air resh resh presh ' resh dark ' rash ditto 1 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto .1 Jan. .6 Jan. 1 Jan. 13 Jan. 4 Nov. 6 Jan. 6 Jan. 4 Jan. L2 Jan. 13 Jan. Dublin ditto Aldershot Ipswich Auckland* London ditto ditto ditto ditto D ; sear on right leg • car back of neck } tf pass to London 0 D ; took part of reg. nec. ; ook tho whole of reg. nec. * New Zealand took waist- belt and part of reg. nee. ditto ditto ditto took part of reg. nec. * Stafford 180610 180611 180612 180613 180614 180615 180616 180617 180618 180619 Goorge Watts David Lewis John Ducker William Curry Thomas Heman Rich. Bridgewater James Kennedy James Wilson James Wilson Alex. McKenzie 323 660 337 166 1008 1268 913 852 Scots Fusiliers 1st Foot 2nd Foot 3rd Foot ditto ditto 4th Foot ditto ditto ditto Coleford, Glo'ster Welshpool, Mntgmry Islington, London Carey, Armagh Roscommon Epsom, Surrey Knightsbridge, Lndn. Coatbridge, Lanark Dalzal, Lanark Lanark labourer ironmonger clockmaker labourer ditto baker plasterer miner collier weaver 25 J 23} 33 25 18* 26 18} 19 20} 19 5 9 6 4 5 3 5 8 5 5} 5 6} 5 6} 5 6} 5 6} 5 6} dk. brn dark brown It. brn brown brown It. brn sandy brown brown Irazel hazel blue grey hazel grey grey blue grey hazel swarth fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental 16 Jan. 11 Jan. 31 Dec. 15 Jan. 11 Jan. 14 Jan. 15 Jan. 13 Jan. 14 Jan. 16 Jan. ditto Jersey Devonport Sheffield Limerick ditto Chatham Coatbridge Chatham London took waist- belt and part of reg. nes. off furlough to Welshpool ditto to London; mole on left lee D D off furlough to Dorking, Surrey took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. recruit, attested off furlough to Motherwell, Lanark recruit; en route for Chatham 180620 180621 180622 180623 180624 180625 180626 180627 180628 180629 Adam Mitchell Jos. Francis Henry Trudgitt Herbert Guyton George Hole Michael Day Daniel Hill James Glynn WilliamBraybrook George Morsley 1252 355 764 1324 1300 3668 910 1365 ditto 6th Foot ditto ditto 8th Foot 14th Foot 16th Foot 17th Foot ditto 20th Foot Fraserburgh, Aberdn. Carmarthen Stanton, 8uffolk Norwich Mattook, Derbyshire Birr, King's Northampton Cnstlebar, Mavo WoburnSands, Bdfrd Cranbrook, Kent labourer boot closer miller shoemaker labourer ditto shoemaker baker boot closer labourer 19 21 21} 24 19} 23 23 28J 24} 22} 5 6} 5 8 5 7} 5 5 5 8 5 7 5 5} 5 5} 5 9} 5 6 dark dk. brn It. brn dk. brn brown black brown dk. brn brown It. brn hazel grey blue grey hazel grey hazel hazel brown hazel pale fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fair regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto black; cord regimental ditto ditto 16 Jan. 15 Jan. 15 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 28 Oct. 17 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. ditto Woolwich ditto ditto Manchester Wellingtn.* London Limerick ditto Chatham ditto off pass ditto ditto * New Zealand recruit, finally approved off furlough to Castlebar ditto to Northampton; D took part of reg. nec. 180630 180631 180632 180633 180634 180635 180636 18M637 180638 180639 Thomas Kilfoil James Rice Joseph Turner Charles Hardinge James Watson Barth. Feighnarty Patrick Keefe David Young James Faulkner John Bamforth 444 1693 834 965 918 1016 727 1606 995 21st Foot ditto 24th Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto 26th Foot ditto ditto Abbeyleix, Queen's Duleek, Meath Westbromwich, Staff. Kingstown, Dublin Beceles, Norfolk Liselton, Kerry Mullirahone, Tippry. Edinburgh Bow, Middlesex Owberton, York ditto groom labourer tailor labourer ditto groom moulder carpenter cutler 19} 22 § 17} 19 18} 21 21} 23} 21} 26? 5 6 5 7} 5 5 5 6} 5 7} 5 11 5 5} 5 8} 5 5 5 7 dk. brn red light It. brn It. brn dark It. brn brown brown brown grey grey blue grey grey grey hazel blue grey grey sallow fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fair fresh light ditto ditto dark ; brown regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto white 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 16 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 16 Jan. 11 Jan. 12 Jan. 11 Sept. Portsmouth Birr Birminghm Shornclitfe ditto ditto Cork Athlone ditto Ceylon off furlough to Abbey leix; pockpitted ditto to Glasgow recruit, attested off furlough ditto ; orossed muskets on each arm ditto ditto to Kiltymore; soar on rt. shin off furlough to Edinburgh ditto to London D ; scar on left temple IB06A0 180641 David Douglas Thomas O'Neil 661 949 26th Foot 29th Foot Glasgow Clare cooper labourer 22 20} 5 6} 5 6} black It. brn hazel grey hazel grey hazel grey hazel brown grey grey fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dark fresh florid regimental plain ditto regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 30 Dec. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 16 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. Port smouth Newry Montreal Chatham Do per Bin- ditto Preston Stirling ditto off furlough to Glasgow • mole on left shoulder off furlough to Newry ; D ditto to Liverpool ditto to Newcastle- on- Tyne ditto to Liverpool # coach- springmakr D; pockpitted 180642 180643 180644 180646 180616 180S47 180618 180619 John Woods Joseph Lewis John Lee Peter Regan William Hawkins Mathew Leadon James Cowden John Grant 906 1160 919 859 907 1233 1249 80th Foot 31st Foot 37th Foot 40th Foot ditto 41st Foot N 42nd Foot ditto Bnldock, Herts Newry, Down H eaten Norris, Lane. Dungannon, Tyrone Wt- sibromwich, Staff. Iran, Clare Barhead, Renfrew Kilmarnock, Ayr ditto tailor bricklayer shoemaker • collier labourer lastmakcr 20} 19} 18} 21} 18} 19 26 19 5 7} 5 '/ 5 6 5 7} 5 6} 6 6} 5 6 5 5} It. brn It. brn It. brn brown dk. brn dark dk. brn fair 1806JO 180651 18U6i2 180653 180851 180656 180650 180657 180658 180859 Peter Donnelly Edward Fielding John Sayers James McGuire Henry Woodman James Adams Joseph Kerelle Henry Cain William Tacey Charles Bosket 821 3928 3962 678 ' 40S2 4256 1171 1105 4074 3274 41tU Foot 46th Foot 49th Foot ditto ditto ditto 63rd Foot ditto 59th Foot ditto 60th Rifles ditto ditto ditto ditto 61st Foot ditto 62nd Foot 64th Foot ditto Bcragt, Tyrone Sheffield Wigay, Lancashire Manchester LeightnBuzzrd, Beds Cheshunt, Herts London Liverpool Clones, Mon^ ghau Sutton, Beds labourer combmaker weaver piecer labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 194 34} 28} 18} 27} 28 191 23} 27} 29} 5 8 5 7 5 5 5 8} 5 8 5 9} 5 6} 5 8 5 7 5 7 brown It. brn brown brown brown dark dk. brn It. brn brown brown grey grey hazel grey blue dark grey grey grey grey fresh fair fresh fresh fair fresh dark fresh fair fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 14 Jan. 19 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 15 Jan. 11 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. Colchester Buttevant Dublin ditto ditto ditto Birr Curragh Alders Uot ditto took the whole of reg. nee. off furlough to Sheffield ditto to Wigan; D ditto to Manchester ditto to Dunstable ditto to Cheshunt. ditto ; tattooed on arms ditto to Newcastle- on- Tyne ditto ditto ; ' C. B.' on left arm 1806HU 180661 180662 180663 180661 180665 180666 180667 180668 180669 Mark Cable George Hitch William Barlow Henry Berryman William Warner Thomas Handley Edward Gallagher Thomas Reynolds John Owen John Lally 133 931 1167 1108 3795 639 58 916 1011 1077 Halstead, Essex Cambridge Marlborough, Wilts London Dublin Stourport, Worcester Carrick- on- Suir Annadufl', Mayo Manchester Ba'lygar, Galway ditto ditto baker mounter painter labourer tailor labourer ditto ditto 30} 23 19 20 30} 23} 26} 19} 22} 22} 5 3 5 4 5 6} 5 5} 5 5} 5 6 5 8} 6 5} 5 7 5 7} It. brn brown light brown dk. brn It. brn brown black dk. brn brown grey grey blue hazel grey brown grey grey grey grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 13 Jan. 13 Jan. 13 Jan. 13 Jan. 15 Jan. 14 Jan. 12 Jan. 10 Jan. 15 Jan. 15 Jan. Dublin ditto ditto ditto Aldershot Pembroke Curragh Belfast Portsmouth ditto ditto to Halstead ditto to Berry, Suffolk ditto to London ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto to Stourport took waist- belt and great coat tattooei on left arm off furlough to Manchester ditto to Ballygar i. 80670 180671 180672 180673 180674 180675 I80t> 76 180677 180678 18067s' William Lilburn George Williams Thomas Bradley Charles Fisher John Howard* James Stewart Henry Took John Lyons Alex. Thompson John Hill 995 1136 880 948 1121 1361 248 ditto ditto ditto 69th Foot 72nd Foot 73rd Foot 76th Foot ditto 84th Foot 87th Foot | Nottingham London Bradley, Worcester Glasgow ditto Liff, Forfar Walworth, Surrey Mullingar, Roscmn. Glasgow Sitnn, Kent bleacher labourer ditto iron turner tailor labourer ditto ditto sailmaker carpenter 23 23 19} 20} 22} 21 22} 21} 19} 26 5 5} 5 7 5 6} 5 5 5 6} 5 6 5 7} 5 9} 5 7} 5 11 brown brown brown It brn dk. brn dark dk. brn It. brn brown black grey brown brown blue blue grey blue blue blue black fan- fresh fresh pale fresh pale fresh fresh swarth sallow ditto ditto fustian; cord regimental ditto plain dark; grey regimental ditto ditto 15 Jan. 16 Jan. 16 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 20 Jan. 11 Jan. 9 Jan. 14 Jan. ditto ditto London Ferinoy Aberdeen Edinburgh Aldershot ditto Dublin Gosport ditto to Nottingham; lost 6 molars took the whole of reg. neo.; D recruit, finally approved off furlough to Glasgow scar on left side * alias McDermott recruit, finally approved supp. gone to London; recruit off furlough to Gravesend ; scar on rt. ankle took waist- belt off furlough to Edinburgh 180680 180681 180682 180683 180684 180685 180680 180687 180688 180689 John Larks Joseph Nicholson Edwin Ward James Brown William Parnell John Baldwin Thomas Moss Patrick Heffernan Nicholas Neal James Robinson 636 24 486 1645 1276 30 8376 450 2043 772 ditto 92nd Foot With Foot 100th Foot 101st Foot ditto 104th Foot 105th Foot 108th Foot Rifle Brigade Glasgow Anderston, Lanark Coventry Luton, Beds St. Agnes, Cornwall Cleolsy, Berks London Clonmel, Tipperary Dungarvan, Waterfd. Lambeth, London printer plumber watchmaker labourer slioeingsmh labourer servant labourer ditto cigarmaker 25 21} 28} 20} 24} 26} 18} 33} 19 20 5 8 6 1} 5 5 5 5} 5 7 5 3 5 6 5 4} 5 6} 5 10} brown brown brown dk. brn brown brown brown brown brown brown [ blue Iblue blue grey hazel blue grey grey grey hazel pale fresh freah fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto 15 Jan. 13 Jan. 16 Jan. 14 Jan. 15 Jan. 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 15 Nov. 12 Jan. 17 Jan. ditto Glasgow Colohoster Parkhurst Chatham ditto Parkhurst Welliugtn.* Ferinoy Winchester ditto to Dublin took part of reg. nec. supp. stole a great coat off furlough to Luton; pockpitted ditto to St. Agnes ditto to Wallington, Berks took waist- belt * East India 180690 180R91 Charles Coppin James Nye 707 951 Royal H. Art. Roy. Artillory Lee, Kent Godalming, Surrey labourer ditto • 18} 29} 5 4} 5 6 brown dk. brn hazel grey fresh fresh ditto ditto 15 Jan. 15 Jan. Woolwich Dover 180692 180693 180691 180695 180696 180697 180698 18069H William Pilbrow John Foley Michael Ryan Thomas Child Edward Gale John McDuff John King William McKinless 14777 16731 1B010 17202 14871 16167 17680 95 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Ipswich Kingston, Surrey Asb, Hants Hambledon, Surrey Harrow, Middlesex Inverary, Argyle Coventry Portglenone, Antrim ditto ditto mason shoeingsmh groom boilermaker porter weaver 19} 18} 22} x9i 29} 19} 20} 283 5 4f 5 4 5 5} 5 4} 5 4} 5 4} 5 8 6 1 brown black brown It. brn black brown brown fair hazel hazel grey grey brown blue grey grey fresh fresh sallow fresh sallow sallow fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 15 Jan. 15 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 17 Jan. .12 Jan. Woolwich ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Gosport off furlough to Cork ditto to Hambledon sear on upper lip off furlough to Glasgow anchor and star On left hand off fu> 4ough to Portglenone; D, va>\ veins 180700 180701 180702 180703 180704 180705 180706 180707 180708 180709 William Hughes Thomas Gordon Thomas Egan Patrick Lynch Thomas Lawson Geo. M. Cornelius John Alexander James Whitiford Henry Brown William Rodgers 1503 17641 8297 16359 6768 7O10 ditto ditto ditto ditto Rl. Engineers ditto 2nd Dragoons 9th Lancers 2nd Foot ditto Enfield, Middlesex Hull Dublin Newport, Tipperary Stratford, Essex Camelford, Cornwall 01dMonklund, Lanrk. Glasgow E iinburgh Maybole, Ayr labourer ditto carpenter tailor upholsterer tailor miner engineer tailor ditto 30 20 23 19 22} 23} 22 19 18 22 5 6 5 4} 6 1} 5 7 5 7 5 7 5 8 5 8 5 5 5 5 dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown red It. brn dk. brn It. brn brown black hazel blue blue grey hazel blue hazel grey blue black fnesh fresh fresh fair freck. fair fresh fresh fresh dark ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plaid; moleskin black black; tweed black ill Jan. j16 Jan. 16 Jan. 16 Jan. 15 Jan. 11 Jan. 16 Jan. 17 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. Athlone Warley ditto ditto Gosport Chatham Glasgow ditto Liverpool ditto ditto to Enfield ditto to Dublin ditto to Newport can play violin and flute, and a good singer off furlough; scar over right eye recruit, not surgically inspected ditto recruit, surgically inspected ditto 180710 180711 180712 180713 180714 180715 180716 180717 180714 180719 Thomas Smilley Samuel Salsbury John Barnes James Jones Charles Burgess Charles Woodward Alfred Edgerton John Braceland ' Francis McKeen William Coutts 1 4th Foot 25th Foot 26th Foot 27th Foot 30th Foot 38th Foot 49th Foot ditto ditto 74th Foot Linlithgow Kirkbam, Lane. Lamoetli, London Monaghan BethnatGreen^ Londn Cooley, Gloucester Bury, ' Lancashire Conwell, Donegal Armagh Brechin, Forfar Baddier shoemaker labourer tailor frenchplShr. labourer millwright labourer tailor groom 26 19} 18 23 18 18 20} 20 23 24 5 6 5 6 5 5} 5 6} 5 6 5 5 6 6} 5 6} 5 6 5 6 dk. bin It. bra brown It. brn brown brown It. brn brown brown It. brn hazel dk. brn grey grey hazel grey grey grey grey B- re. y sallow light fresh fresh fresh pale fresh fresh fresh fresh black; cord dark; light black; grey ditto block; tweed fustian; cord brown; cord fust, jacket; mole mixture grey 20 Jan. 14 Jan. 12 Jan. 19 Jan. 14 Jan. 10 Jan. 17 Jan. 16 Jan. 16 Jan. 17 Jan. Coatoiidge Preston Westminstr Drogheda Westiuinstr Gloucester Eccles Lisburn Ennisklllen Edinburgh ditto recruit, not surg'cally inspected recruit, approved recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, approved recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, surgically inspected scar on back of left leg; reoruit recruit, attested recruit, not surgically inspected February 3. P O L I C E GAZETTE. DESERTEKS THE MILITIA. ornov HO. NAME. axe. NO. OOKPB. V/ HKBI BOBN. ZBADB. HAIB. | STBS. COAT & TBOUSEBS, DATi 01 DK^ KBTN. moi or DKBEBTIOH. MARKS AND REMARKS. 64635 6463G 64637 64638 64639 61640 64641 64642 64643 64644 Patrick Bryan James Ryan Daniel Hagerty Thomas Kinchela James Purcell John Liddy James Murray Martin Costilloe James Bryan Patrick Kelly { 2256 2276 2235 2286 2 a 13 2351 2362 2308 2379 ,2388 Kilkenny* ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Kilmoganny Kilkenny Owning Paula town Muckalee Cuatlecomer Monocin Johnswell Coon Tullow labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 16 April 16 April 16 April 16 April 16 April 16 April 16 April 16 April 16 April IB April Kilkenny ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto !' » t^- i in England supp. in army ditto * absent from training 64646 Lawrence Dwycr 2392 ditto o Roabercon ! ditto - - — — — 16 April ditto ditto 64646 Edward Kelly 2899 ditto Kilkenny 1 ditto - - — — — 10 April ditto 64647 John Murphy 2419 ditto ew market ditto 16 April ditto gone to America 64648 Patrick Phelan 2452 ditto Liidc wney ditto - - — •— ' — —— 16 April ditto 646 « 9 Patrick Tobin 2469 ditto Tliomastuwn ditto - - — — — 16 April ditto ditto 64650 John Hornsey * Thaxted, Eaaex Holj- well, Flint cabintmakr. 35 5 8 fair grey freeh 15 Sept. Ryde * Isle of Wight, Rifle Volunteer* 64661 Peter Morris 923 Flint Rifles* collier 19 5 3 dk. brn grey ha/. el fresh 18 April Mold * absent from training 64662 Samuel Davies 1080 ditto ditto ditto 25 5 3 dk. brn fresh 16 April ditto 64663 William Cavanagh llCP ditto Ballinrobe, Majo labourer 22 5 - m broTtn-, pivy fresh 18 April dillM pockpitted 64654 Richard Wilson 4* 5 CaxJi^ un* Newport, Pembroke miner 30 6 41. brown blue fresh — 7 April Aberystwth * absent from training * absent from training 64666 64656 64667 6466H 64669 64660 64661 64662 64663 64664 Michael Moran John Stanton John Kearnes John Walsh Thomas Burke William May Lute Luddon Francis Mooney John Malone James Quinn 12211 South Mayo* 2066| ditto 1903 ditto 2087' ditto 2117 ditto 1393 2169 1414, ditto ditto ditto 1442! ditto 14471 ditto Tentough, Mayo Bailinrobe Castlebar ditto ditto Clifden Westport Ca* tlebar \\ cetpurt Castlebar labourer ditto ditto confectioner labourer ditto shoemaker labourer Uuior 26 24 24 23 23 25 25 • 20 26 21 5 7J 5 5 brown brown brown dk. brn brown black brown brown brown black hazel grey grey grey blue hazel grey grey blue grey fresh I Math ttcail sallow fair Ballow rreah fair fresh fresh 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June Westport ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto liiltO ditto ditto scar on left shin 64665 Michael McGann 1161 ditto di'to labourer 21 5 44 brown hazel fair 3 June ditto 64666 Thomas Heveran 1473 ditto ditto ehoemaker 21 e 41 dk. brn blue fair 3 June ditto 64667 Matthias Connolly 1476 ditto Clifden, Galway labourer 21 5 6 brown grey freah —— 3 June aitto 64668 John Toohey 1480 ditto Balla, Mayo • ditto 22 5 51 fair blue freah 3 June ditto pockpitted 64669 John Noon 1493 ditto Clifden, Galway ditto 22 6 5 sandy grey fresh 3 Jun ditto 64670 Thoa. Monaghan 1630 ditto Ballinrobe, Mayo ditto 30 5 6 brown blue sallow 3 June ditto 64671 Michael Lyons 1648 ditto ditto ahoemoker 24 5 7 brown grey sallow 3 June ditto 64672 Patrick Rooney 1661 ditto ditto labourer 24 5 41 brown blue fair 3 June ditto 64678 Patrick Heveran 1668 ditto ditto ditto 25 6 6 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64674 John Rusk 1678 ditto Westport groom 21 5 71 brown hazel fair — 3 June ditto 64676 64676 64677 64678 64679 64680 64681 64682 64683 64684 Michael Dea Patrick Murray Michael Burke Thomas Durdy John Connolly John Cunningham John Regan John Collins Austin Joyce James Faraher 1692 1614 1660 1666 1677 1681 1766 1769 1770 1788 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Castlebar Clifden, Galway Ballaghadareen, Mayo Claremorria Swineford Weatport ditto ditto ditto Bailinrobe labourer ditto shoemaker butcher labourer tailor painter Bhoemaker labourer ditto 6 7 sandy 5 61 brown 5 64 brown 5 7 41 61 5 4> 41 brown brown brown brown brown brown brown blue hazel grey blue grey blue blue blue grey grey fair fair fair sallow fresh fair fair fresh fair fair 3 Jun 3 Jun 3 Jun 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 Juno ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto scar on right eye 64686 64686 64687 64688 64689 64690 64691 64692 64693 64694 John Leonard Patrick Ryder Michael Finn Patrick Joyce James Connelly Andr. Woodhouse George Keane Daniel Duggan Patrick Hyland Thomas Cavanagh 1788 1791 1793 1803 1805 1813 1817 1821 1827 1833 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Ballaghadareen Westport ditto Boffin ditto Weetport Castlebar Bailinrobe ditto V Westport ditto ditto servant labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto brown block brown brown brown black dk. brn dk. brn dk. bin brown grey hazel blue bazel grey hazel grey hazel blkre blue fresh fresh fresh fair fair fresh fresh fresh tail fair 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 64696 64696 64697 64698 64699 64700 64701 64702 64703 64704 John Fallow Thomas Kitrick Thomas Faherty Michael Jennings Patrick Colleran Henry Mitchell Patrick Tury Michael Rieley thomas henelly Thomas Kavanagh 1835 1837 1866 1869 1860 1863 1866 1883 1889 1893 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 64706 64706 64707 64708 64709 64710 64711 64718 64713 64714 John Biggins Daniel Connerly Owen Rowland Robert C. Tully Michael Dair Thomas Stanford Thos. Thompson John Connelly Dominick Nolan Patrick Kailty 1912 1916 1922 1931 1934 1943 1944 1946 1961 1966 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Bally higue Weetport Boffin WeBtport Hollymount ditto Ballyhigue Hollymount Ballinrobe ditto BaUinrobe Aglieh Weatport ditto Clairmorris ditto Westport Kilcommon Weatport Caatlebar ditto ditto ditto u tto servant labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditti ditto servant labourer ditto Bhoemaker 41 6 5 7J 64 61 7 4 5 41 5 71 5 10 5 8 6 4 5 71 brown brown black brov* n brown black brown brown brown brown brown brown brown red brown brown brown brown brown brown black grey hazel hazel grey hazel grey hazel grey blue grey hazel blue grey blue hazel grey grey grey grey fair fresh fair freah fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fair fair freBh fair fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh 64716 64716 64717 64718 64719 64720 64721 64722 64723 64724 Martin Heraghty 1972 Dominick Quinn 1976 Mich. McGinness 1983 John Feelly jl'JfiS Patrick McDonnell j 1989 Patrick Higgins 1991 Matthew Malley [ 2006 Thos. McGinness 2010 Thomas Morris 12021 Joseph Burke 12027 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Hollymount Newport ditto Bulla Caatlebar Weetport Castlebar Weatport Achill Bailinrobe labourer ditto shoemaker labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 41 6J 4 6 61 61 7 61 6 H brown black brown black brown brown brown dk. brn brown brown blue grey grey hazel grey grey hazel hazel blue blue freah fresh fresh fresh freah freah fresh sallow freah fresh 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 - Tune 3 June 3 June 3 . nine 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 Juno 3 June ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto CULTO d^ to UlttO ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 64726 64726 64727 64728 64729 64780 64731 64732 64733 64734 Thomas Lee John Heonna patrick Nary Richard Joyce Thomas Kilooyne Patrick Gaughen William Lovery Michael Enright Patrick Connerly Peter Monaghan 2041 2054 2057 2099 2113 2122 2123 2126 2127 2141 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Boffin ditto Weatport ditto Castlebar Weatport ditio Ballinrobe] Achill Ballinrobe diiLo ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto painter labourer clerk 119 21 124 | 26 • 22 119 19 20 24 82 5 64 5 6 5 81 5 65 5 9i 5 8 5 5 5 51 5 51 5 8 brown brown brown brown brown brown brown brown brown brown grey grey grey grey grey brown hazel hazel hazel blue treat ( freah fresh fair aallow fresh fresh fair fresh fresh 3 June 3 June 3 Juue 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dit ' O ditto ditto ditto ditto bear on oheek 64735 John Flaherty 2146 ditto BaJlyhigue labourer 23 5 41 black brown sallow 3 June ditto 64736 John Donnellan 2148 ditto Ballinrobe ditto 21 5 6 brown hazel fresh i 3 June ditto scar on right elbow 64737 Joseph McGinness 2163 ditto Castlobar saddler 19 6 9 fair blue fresh — 3 June ditto 64738 John Ward 2169 ditto ditto labourer 21 5 9 brown blue fresh 3 June ditto 64739 Owen Cooney 2160 ditto Newport Caatlebar ditto 23 5 6 brown blue fair 3 June ditto 64740 John Golden 2161 ditto ditto 18 5 5 brown blue fresh 3 June ditto 64741 James Timony 2173 ditto Crossmolina ditto 20 5 6 brown hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64742 John Seahill 2180 ditto Ballyhaunis Castlobar nailor 22 5 41 brown brown fresh 3 June ditto 64743 Michael Gaven 2207 ditto blacksmith 21 5 7 brown grey sallow 3 June ditto 64744 Richard Alled 744 Glamorgan* Liverpool porter 26 5 8 brown grey aallow 26 Sept. Swansea * absent from training 64746 Joseph Atkins Thomas Bateman 497 ditto Swansea, Glamorgan plumber 19 5 6 brown hazel fair • 10 Oct. ditto at sea 64746 717 ditto Narberth, Pembroko labourer 26 5 8 It. brn grey sallow 26 Sept. ditto * 64747 Henry Bevan 764 ditto Haverfordweat painter 19 5 81 dk. brn grey fresh 26 Sept. ditto 64748 Jonah Beynon 469 ditto Llanelly, Carmarthen sawyer 25 5 10 brown hazel freah 10 Oct. ditto 64749 John Beynon 692 ditto Llangenny, Glamrgn. labourer 20 5 61 dk. brn hazel fresh 10 Oct. ditto 64760 George Davies 766 ditto Haverfordweat shoemaker 19 5 8 brown grey fresh 26 Sept. ditto 64761 William Edmonds 586 ditto Llanelly, Carmarthen collier 22 5 91 ft. brn hazel fair 10 Oct. ditto 64752 John Harris 752 ditto Llanidloca. Montgom. mason 28 6 91 brown grey fresh i 26 Sept. ditto 64763 Thomas Jefferys 683 ditto Llangadock, Carmthn labourer 22 5 8 It. brn hazel fresh — 10 Oct. ditto 64764 John Jones 766 ditto Carmarthen puddler 23 5 8 It. brn grey fair 26 Sept. ditto Thomas Jones Philip Jones John Morgan William Morgan William Morgan James Pendle John Powell Edward W. Rosser Evan Rowlands John Smith 729 611 746 654 695 686 603 706 762 727 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Swansea, Glamorgun Loughor Cardigan Bedwelty, Monmouth Cowbridge, Glamrgn. Morriston Plymonth Swansea, Glamorgan Morriaton Bristol hobbler 27 weaver 30 saddler 32 puddler ( 26 boilermaker groom ditto labourer ditto shoemaker 6 81 5 91 5 6 5 9 6 61 5 8 5 6 5 8 5 8 6 11 dk. brn It. bra brown brown brown dk. brn light It. brn It. bm It. brn hazel hazel blue dk. brn grey brown grey- blue grey hazel fresh fair dark freeh fair awarth fresh fair sallow fair 26 Sept. Oct. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oot. Sept. Sept. Sept. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto at sea 41 276 P O L I C E GAZETT E. February 6. DESERTERS FROM Tlffi MTLITI • discontinued') NAME. BBS. NO. eospg. WHEBE BOBS. XBADB. SIZE. I HAIB, PACE. COAT K TBOUSEBB DATE OP DF0BTN. PLACE OF DESEBTION. MARES AND REMARKS. William Thomas William Thomas Daniel Williams Edward Williams Leonard Hospital Robert Hughes I Thos. Richardson John Rusk John conlon John Kelly 680 730 • 703 6! i6 1115 1340 1442 l.' jfiu 1631 1658 Glamorgan* ditto ditto ditto Armagh* ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Swansea, Glamorgan ditto ditto Cwm Avon Donacloney, Down i Tullylish Xariaraghan, Armagh Armagh Loughgall collier labourer ditto file cutter weaver ditto ditto ditto labourer ditto 119 124 122 28 26 25 26 25 131 5 8 It. brn 5 8 4 brown 5 8 brown 5 7i dk. brn 5 4 dk. brn 5 8 brown 5 6 It. brn 5 7 brown 5 5* brown 5 5 brown 5 6 brown 5 9 It. brn O b brown 5 94 brown 5 64 brown 5 9 black 5 9 brown 5 4 It. brn 5 64 It. brn 5 41 black grey blue blue blue hazel grey blue blue blue grey fair Afresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh 10 Oct. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 10 Oct. 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June Swansea ditto ditto ditto Armagh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto in gaol supp. in Scotland gone to America ditto transported gone to America * absent from training * absent from training 64776 Samuel Leckey i. 694 ditto "* 1 61776 James Young Edward Haughey 1793 ditto 64777 1810 ditto 64778 Rich. Livingstone 1817 ditto 64779 edward Atkinson 1827 ditto 64780 James Trodden 1920 ditto 64781 William Loney 2102 ditto 64783 James Best 2213 ditto 64783 Robert Murphy 2298 ditto 64781 George Baird 2319 ditto Shankhill, Antrim Mullabrack, Armagh Magheralin Seagoe Armagh Shankhill, Antrim Kilmore, Armagh Tartaraghan Lougilly ditto ditto weaver ditto labourer ditto weaver ditto ditto ditto grey grey hazel blue grey hazel brown It. brn hazel brown 61785 Thomas Keenan 2322 ditto Drumcree ditto 27 5 4 ! black grey sallow 64786 John Mathers 2333 ditto Sbankhill, Antrim ditto 26 5 10 dk. brn grey fair 64787 Thomas Conlon 2335 ditto Clonfeacle, Armagh ditto 22 5 4 fair brown fresh 64788 James Dougherty 2364 ditto Manchester shoemaker 22 5 6 dk. brn brown fresh 64789 Patrick Murphy 2445 ditto Nwtwnhmltn, Armgh labourer 21 5 44 dk. bm hazel fresh 64790 Alexander Pringle 2514 ditto Armagh weaver 21 5 4 It. brn grey iresh 64791 Richard Johnston 2520 ditto Loughgall Tynan ditto 21 5 5 brown hazel fresh 64792 Thomas Mallon 2533 ditto labourer 20 5 4i sandy grey fresh 64793 Henry McGrann 2539 ditto Shankhill, Antrim weaver 20 5 6 brown hazel fresh 64794 William Carson 2542 ditto ditto ditto 21 5 5 brown hazel fresh 64795 George Ruddle 2620 ditto Donacloney, Down labourer 20 5 84 black grey fresh 64796 Joseph Beatty 2674 ditto Mullabrack, Armagh weaver 25 5 6i brown ' grey fresh 61797 James Lynch 2690 ditto Seagoe ditto 24 5 101 brown grey fresh 64798 William Keenan 2951 ditto Kilmcre labourer 19 5 6 black hazel fresh 64799 James Sands 2995 ditto Knocknamuckley weaver 19 5 7 It. brn brown fresh 64800 Robert McGuire 1790 Kerry* Ardfert, Kerry musician - 5 11 It. bm brown fair 64801 James Templeton Joseph Baldwin 3765 lstW. Yk. Rfis Manchester ditto 26} 5 44 brown blue fresh 64802 3168 ditto Clayton, York ditto 33i 5 7 brown grey sallow 6- 181) 3 64804 fresh . 6 June ditto fresh 6 June ditto fresh 6 June ditto fresh 6 June ditto fresh I 6 Tune ditto fresh — 6 June ditto fresh 6 June ditto fresh 6 June ditto fresh 6 Juno ditto fresh 6 June ditto gone to Australia gone to Scotland gone to Queensland gone to America ditto ditto gone to Scotland gone to America supp. in Glasgow gone to Isle of Man 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto supp. in England supp. in Liverpool gone to Queensland enlisted ditto gone to America supp. enlisted at Liverpool enlisted gone to Amerioa plain ditto 6 June 6 June 6 June 23 May 23 May 21 Oct. 24 Nov. 24 Nov. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Tralee Pontefract ditto ditto gone to England gone to Australia gone to America gone to Queensland took part of reg. nec nose crooked * absent from training ADMIRALTY, February 3, 1865. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men Discharged from tier Majesty's Sea Service, NAME. Timothy Quinlan Thomas Connor Richard Lightfoot Alfred Pitman James Carlyle William Hillbank William Behennah John Baley William Boyce John Shugrue Frederick Scutt William Roach james Lawless Ed. Harper neill McTaggott David Birrell William Cole Ambrose Stokes Frederick Boulter George Moth James Wm. Watson Robert W. King B. Locke Edward Holford Robert Elliott Richard Passmore Joseph Piper : L. Smith J. McBride James Davey Mich. Cunningham Alfred Jones William Barnes Heurv J. Philp Jesse West John T. Mitchell Thomas Nelson Ed. Bridger John Foster John Marsh Cornelius Regan Robert Head James Hilder William Toomer Edwin Sinel Robert. Wright James Spriddle J. J Coghlan Alexander Clarke John Brown Edward Leary Wm. H. Burrows James Shelmerdine James McClure John Wilson Alexander North Alfred Burridge John G. Vinecombe Benjamin Keel SKIP DESERTED OB DIS- CHARGED PROM. DATE. EATING. g - i SIZE. Fisgard, deserter ditto 12 Jan. [ ordinary 12 Jan. A. B. 23 23 6 4 1 U4 Prince Consort, straggler 31 Jan. painter, 2nd class 21 5 6 ditto \ 31 Jan. ; orivate, R. Marines 29 5 8 ditto 31 Jan. ditto 30 5 10} ditto 31 Jan. A. B. 42 5 6 ditto 1 Feb. ditto 27 5 4 Excellent, straggler 31 Jan. ward- room servant 21 5 64 ditto 31 Jan. A. B. 21 4 84 straggler 30 Jan. boy, 1st class 19 4 10 Victory, deserter 10 Jan. boy, 1st class 19 5 4 ditio 3 Jan. ditto 20 5 6 D. of Wellington, deserter 11 Jan. ordinary, 2nd class - 5 1 ditto 11 Jan. A. B. 27 5 4 ditto 11 Jan. ditto 27 5 1 ditto 11 Jan. ordinary 39 5 44 Himalaya, deserter 24 Jan. private, R. Marines 32 5 8 deserter 25 Jan. ordinary 20 - Boscawen, dosertcrs 15 Jar. boy, 2nd class 16 4 9 ditto 15 Jan. ditto 16 4 10 ditto 15 Jan. ditto 16 4 11 ditto 15 Jan. ditto 16 1 84 ditto 15 Jan. ditto 16 4 10 Canopus, deserter 12 Jan. AB. 25 5 4 Wellesley, straggler 23 Jan. boy, 2nd class 16 4 11 Aurora, deserter 15 Jan. bandsman 37 5 6 Excellent, discharged 24 Jan. boy, 2nd class 16 5 4 Asia, straggler 22 Jan. A. B. 25 5 64 ditto 23 Jan. ditto 33 5 44 ditto 23 Jan. ordinary 26 - Fisgard, deserter 20 Dec. ditto 20 5 0 ditto 27 Dec. ditto 23 — ditto 1 Jan. carpenter's crew 26 5 4 ditto 3 Jan. ordinary 22 4 11 ditto 3 Jan. A. B. 26 5 8 ditto 3 Jan. boy, 2nd class 18 4 10 ditto 3 Jan. boy, 1st claBs 19 5 04 ditto 3 Jan. boy, 2nd class 18 4 8 ditto 3 Jan. ditto 16 4 104 ditto 3 Jan. ordinary 23 5 5 ditto 3 Jan. stoker 127 5 5 ditto 3 Jan. ordinary : 22 4 9 ditto 3 Jan. ditto ' 21 5 8 ditto 3 Jan. ditto 20 5 2 i Prince Consort, straggler 23 Jan. private, R. Marines 21 5 7 ditto 23 Jan. ditto 31 5 a ditto 25 Jan. captain of the mast 27 5 3 Prince Consort, straggler 21 Jan. ordinarv, 2nd class 20 5 0 D. of Wellington, deserter 3 Nov. A. B. 27 5 74 ditto 3 Nov. ditto 26 6 7 Liverpool, doserter 19 Jan. ordinary 23 5 4 ditto 19 Jan. ditto 22 5 3 Himalaya, deserter 19 Jan. private, R. Marines 33 5 74 Wellesley, deserter 9 Jan. boy, 2nd class 17 5. 1 ditto 9 Jan. ditto 16 4 94 Prince Consort, straggler 19 Jan. ditto 34 s 4 Cumberland, deserter 3 Jan. stoker 30 5 8 Enterprise, Btraggler 16 Jan. gunner, R. M. A. 26 5 84 Canopus, discharged 14 Jan. A. B. 25 5 64 Defence, deserter 4 Jan. bombadier, R. M. A 21 6 0 WHBBB BOBN. HA IB. EYES. PACE. MARKS and REMARKS. jdk. brn hazel Jdark blue It. brn grey brown grey light I brown j brown dark brown dark i dk. brn ! brown ! light : lt. brn brown It. brn dark Qucenstown, Cork Kilrock, Clare Falmouth, Cornwall Westonville, Somerset Carlisle Portsea, Hants Devonport Streatham, Surrey Margate, Kent Leeds Bognor, Sussex London ditto Pontjpool Ayr Kircaldy Portsmouth NewBrentford, Middlsx London Sumton Hill, Notts Lambeth, Surrey Greenwich, Kent Twinney, Aberdeen Gloucester Rochester, Kent Barnstaple, Devon Chertsey, Surrey Brighton Scotland Brighton Mullhone, Queenstown | dk. brn London ditto Stepney, London Tittleworth, Leicester Leith Fowey, Cornwall Mauritius Liverpool London Cork Moricetown, Devon New Cross, Kent Bath St. Hellier's, Jersey Smallborough, Norfolk Cawsand, Cornwall Sandwich, Kent Down Heligoland Crossbaven, Cork Comeiford, Cornwall London Sti fiord Edinburgh Lee Is Mayfield, Sussex Chidington, Somerset Newton Abbott, Devon Am;: field, Romsey grey hazel hazel brown brown hazel hazel dark brown brown brown dk. brn light brown brown dk. brn brown It. brn brown brown dk. brn brown It. bm dk. brn It. bra It. brn brown brown light brown light brown It. brn brown It. brn brown brown brown It. bra brown dark light dark brown brown brown dark grey blue blue grey hazel hazel dark blue brown hazel brown blue hazel hazel hazel grey blue blue blue blue hazel grey blue blue blue grey grey blue blue blue blue hazel hazel hazel hazel grey hazel hazel grey hazel dark blue hazel grey grey hazel hazel ruddy fair fair sallow fair fresh sallow ruddy dark dark fresh scar on right hand ; served in Impregnable and Wellington served in Royal Albert and Marlborough served in Agamemnon served in Sampareil served in Icarus served in Indus and Sanpareil £ 3 reward ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto £ 1 reward ditto 10s. reward ditto ditto ditto ditto £ 3 reward 10s. reward served in Euryalus, Pearl, and Ringdove served in Cumberland, Wellesley, and Formidable name on right arm; served in Fisgard served in Urgent and Ringdove served in Magicienne, Manilla, and Ringdove served in Ringdove served in Icarus, Greyhound, and Fisgard served in Blenheim served in Hawke and Marlborough cast in right eye served in Sanspareil, Hawke, and Vesuvius served in Cygnet served in Cesser and Vesuvius served in Victory and Vulcan served in Vulcan ditto ditto served in Esk, James Watt, and Vulcan scar on neck ; served in Vulcan served in Warrior freckled; served in Gorgon, Asia, and Warrior served in Impregnable, Terrible,- Royal Adelaide, and Warrior served in Warrior served in Blenheim and Warrior served in Hero ahd Hector served in Pelores and Indus served in Hawke £ 3 reward servod in St. Vincent and Vulcan ditto served in Vulcan £ 1 reward served in Hawke and Royal Adelaide ditto served in Impregnable and Aboulcir ditto ditto * ditto served in Duke of Wellington and Asia £ 3 reward served in Warrior £ 1 reward served in Impregnable. Mceander, Blenheim, and Melpomene £ 2 reward No reward will be given in these eases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a regular Police is organized, but all reasonable expenses will be paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. Patrick McDonald Wm. Humpstead Albert Harrison Patrick Sullivan Wright Ogden Thomas Willott Henry Bowles John Walch James McGrath John Champkins DIVISION. WHEBE BOBN. Portsmouth ditto Woolwioh ditto Chatham Portsmouth I'itto ditto Plymouth Chatham Ashton- under- Lyne Higham, Kent Ipstones, Stafford Rotherhithe, Surrey Wigan, Lancashire Brighton London NewtnForbes. Lngfrd Clonbeg, Tipperary Sandford, Beds TRADE. H d> • « SIZE. HAIR. EYES. PACE. COAT & TROUSEBS. DATE OP DESERTN. PUCE OP DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. cottonspnnr 214 5 6J It. brn blue fresh undress uniform 20 Jan. Portsmouth off furlough to Lancashire 21 5 4} dark ditto 20 Jan. ditto ditto to Woolwich ditto 21 5 9 brown blue sallow 23 Jan. Wcolwich ditto to Cheadle, Staffordshire ditto 20J 5 9 brown hazel fresh 22 Jan. ditto engineer 234 5 4} brown grey fresh uniform 19 Jan. Chatham ditto to London turner 2H 5 7 brown hazel fresh undress uniform 12 Jan. Forton labourer 20 5 5J dk. bra brown fresh ditto 14 Jan. ditto ' H. B.' on right arm, ' W.', two anchors, and ' H.' on loft shoemaker 26 i 6 84 brown hazel fresh ditto 7 Jan. ditto servant 244 6 6 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 10 Jan. Plymouth off furlough to Dublin labourer 234 5 44 sandy hazel fresh uniform 16 Jan. Chatham ditto to Blangford, Beds LONTJON : PRINTED FOB. HEU MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE BY HARBISON AND SONS, ST, MARTIN'S LANE, W. C.