' t V > -' V POLICE ^ ufcltefjetr fig 8utf) oritan CONTAINING TV substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goodt, reputet 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 Properf[ that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 4053 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1865. Notice.— It is requested that all communications for the pur- poae of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or stolon property, may bear the Signature of the person requiring or tending the sumo, and all applications in reference to the POLICE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to MR W. I). BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. *.* Wlionovcr it is desired that any person should Ue appre- hended, and the Name is given, it is indispensably necessary that an Information should bo mado and sworn to before a Magistrate, of the Offence chargod, airl an attested copy thereof, together with the Advertisement, forwarded to tlio Editor for insertion. As no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all Letters addressed to the Editor lUUMt be | ire| Mll< l, otherwise the insertion will pot be made. It is requested that the Names and Descriptions of Deserters and Absentees from tlie 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.," as they cannot be published without his authority. INFORMATIONS MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. About 8 p. m. on the 28th ultimo two guns, loaded with shot, were fired through the window of John Holt, of Llanymynech- hill, thereby endangering the lives 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. X. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. About 630 p. m. of the 26th ultimo, a cow- house was dis- covered to be on fire at Cefn- Rhug, near Corwen, Merioneth- shire. supposed to be the act of an incendiary. A reward of £ 10 is offered by Mr. Williams, of Cefn- Rhug, and a further reward of £ 5 is offered by William Wagstaff, Esq., to any person or persons who will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Inspector Hughes, Bala, or to Sergeant Hugh Williams, Corwen, Merionethshire — Bow- street, February 10. ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. About 0.40 p. m. on the 10th instant, George Edgely was attacked by three men, on the turnpike road near Tempsford, Beds, and robbed of £ 12 10s. in Gold, £ 1 13s. 6d. in Silver, a silver Twopenny- piece with a hole in it, and a wash- leather double purse, about 6 inches by 4 inches : one of the men is about 30 years of age, short, stout, and full face ; dressed in a rather short fustian coat, and dark cap. The other two were about 30 years of age, 6 feet 9 or 10 inches high ; dressed in fustian or light velveteen coats, and caps. They all had the appearance of navvies. Edgely stabbed one of his assailants, and it is supposed that he is severely wounded, and the blood was traced about a mile along the road towards Girtford. In- formation to be given to Deputy Chief Constable W. B. Graham, Bedford, or to Superintendent Jebbet, Biggleswade. — Row- street, February 13, Supposed to have been stolen from the person, on the afternoon of the 2nd instant, between the railway station and the top of St. Thomas- street, Lymington, a lady's plain gold Geneva Watch, opeu face, gold dial, black figures, steel hands, maker Baum, and back of the case engraved with flowers ; a long gold Guard Chain, rather large pattern, plain link, with snap ; attached to the guard is a short watch- key Chain of the same pattern, with a ring at the bottom and two gold Lockets with liair, a broken gold Watch Key, a common brass ditto, a small gold Fish with garnet eyes ; a small oval gold Locket, with grey hair inside ; a gold heart- shaped ditto, brown hair inside ; attached to the bow of the watch are two or three gold snap Rings, one plain and one fancy ; a large handsome old- fashioned gold Compass, deeply carved ; a gentleman's large plain Seal, much worn, with a red cornelian stone, initials 4 C. F.'; a small round gold Locket, inlaid with transparent pebbles, dark hair inside; a small common box Key ; and a small tortiseshell Trinket in the shape of a padlock. £ 6 reward will be paid to any person giving such information as shall lead to the recovery of the property, and conviction of the offender or offenders ( if stolen). Information to be given to Superintendent J. Martin, Hants Constabulary, Lynd- hurst, or to Sergeant Rooert Brinson, Lymington.— Bou>-> trcet, February 8. Stolen on the 2nd instant, from the person of a gentleman at Manchester, a gold lever Watch, engine- turned back, worn, gold dial, with flower ornaments, gold hands, engraved edges, No. 4626; had attached a gold square- linked Albert Chain, hook broken, a Locket, blue enamel on one side and hair on the other, and a small gold Horseshoe ; also a scarf Pin, made from a gold nugijet not worked. Any person giving sucli information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the watch, shall receive £ 5 reward, on application to Captain Palin, Chief Con- stable, Town Hall, King- street, Manchester.— Bow- street, February 8. Stolen on the 31st ultimo from gentlemen, in Blackfriars'- road, a gold keyless Watch, engine- turned cases, maker Viner, London, No. 3662, with gold Guard and gold Locket con- taining the miniature of a lady attached, and a gold lever hunting Watch, white enamelled dial, No. 21182.— Metro- politan Police, L Division, February 6. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. Stolen from a shop window in Bolton, on the night of the 9th instant, by breaking a pane of glass : two pairs of gen- tlemen's elastic- side Boots, perforated toe caps; two pairs of ditto, crimped fronts ; a pair and an odd Blucher Shoe ; and a pair of lady's elastic- side Boots. Also stolen from a shop in Bolton, on the same night: a pair of dark thick cloth Trousers, small check pattern, fly fronts, and a pair of thick tweed cloth Trousers, both in an unfinished state. Information to be given to Chief Constable Harris, Bolton, Lancashire.— Bow- street, February 13. During the night of the 9th instant, the residence of Mrs. Baker, of Thorngrove, in the parish of Grimley, near Worcester, was broken and entered, and the following pro- perty stolen : a Table Spoon, a Fork, a smaller Fork, two Tea Spoons, and a Mustard Spoon, gilt inside, all silver, crest— a lion passant; a pair of silver Sugar Tongs; aud a plated Coffee pot. Information to be given to Superintendent Pnillips, County Police Office, Worcester.— Bow- street, lfeb. 13. During the night of the 6th instant the dwelling- house of Mr. C. Briggs, Hail- gate, Howden, Yorkshire, was entered by means of skeleton keys, and the following property stolen : a Soup Ladle, a Gravy Spoon, four Table Spoons, six Dessert Spoons, two Salt Spoons, a Salt Castor, three Tea Spoons, a Butter- knife with ivory handle, a large Sugar Spoon with ivory handle, and two small Sugar Spoons— all silver, and marked either ' B.' or ' W. B.'; and five Sovereigns. The following is a description of the persons suspected : SAMUEL COXON, alias SIMPSON, alias JOHN WILSON, engine fitter, states that he is a native of York ( but supposed to be a native of Sunderland), 30 to 32 years of age, 6 feet 6$ inches high, brown hair, hazel eyes, fair complexion; dressed in brown woollen plaid jacket, three outside pockets and one inside left breast, with only one dark bone button at the neck, waistcoat of same material with dark wooden buttons, coarse white linen jacket with pockets at the side and white metal buttons, cotton cord trousers, strong lace- up boots with brass eyelet- holes, and black cloth cap with brass button on each side. He and the woman kept a fish shop in Scott- street, Hull, about twelve months ago. He was sentenced to two months' hard labour at the Hull July Sessions, 1863. MARGARET COXON, alias DWIRE, 30 years of age, 4 feet 10 inches high, black hair, very dark brown eyes, long small features, dark complexion ; dressed in a black silk dress or dark linsey- woolsey gown with small red stripes across, seal- skin cloak reaching nearly to the bottom of her dress, black straw bonnet with red rosebud in front, and usually wears a white apron : travels the country as a licensed hawker with cheap jewellery. CHARLES WALKER, London, frenchpolisher, 27 years of age, 6 feet inches high, light brown hair, slight whiskers, no beard, fair complexion, stoutly built, scar on forehead, and has ' Ann' tattooed above left wrist; dressed in black tweed small cord jacket and vest, white slop jacket underneath, bound round the waist with a band of the same material, and yellow buttons down the front, black tweed corded trousers with fly fronts, brown, white, and violet necktie, white woollen drawers, brown woollen shirt with violet and orange stripes, uuderneath which he wears a lilac woollen shirt, nearly new, herring- boned down each side of breast, old elastic- side boots, and round low- crowned black hat. The above are also suspected of having entered the house of Mrs. Beswick, of Bridlington, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 1st instant. Information to be given to Superintendent Green, Howden, Yorkshire, who holds a warrant for their apprehension.— Bow- street, February 13. Further information respecting the burglary at the Palace of the Bishop of Chester, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 30th ultimo : ELIZABETH LAING, alias SCOTCH LIZZ, has been apprehended, and all the property except one Overcoat ( a blue witney sac, with blue velvet collar^ recovered. Information to be given to Chief Constable G. L. Fenwick, Chester.— Bow- street, February 8. During the night oT the 3rd instant, the dwelling- house of J. Wiltshire, Esq., Shockerwick, near Bath, was broken and entered, aud the following articles stolen therefrom, viz. : a plain gold horizontal repeating Watch, enamel dial, maker Fras. Perigal, London, No. 21870, with a plain old- fashioned fob Chain, large links, and large gold Seal attached with a swivel and red cornelian stone, crest— an eagles claw, and motto ' Be careful; a gold Breast Pin, plain round top ; a German silver Pencil Case; a black cloth single- breasted Coat, nearly new; a pair of black kid Gloves; a white Handkerchief, marked ' C. S.'; a dark brown Inverness Cape, the top button hole has been repaired ; a black felt billycock hat, maker Mager, Bath ; and about £ 20 in Gold and Silver Monies. £ 5 reward will be paid for the apprehension of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Morgan, County Police Station, Upper Bristol- road, Bath.— Bow- street, Febeuary 8. Stolen about 6 p. m. on the 3rd instant, from the shop' window of Mr. William Hinkley, jeweller, Newcastle- under- Lyme, by breaking a pane of plate glass with a brick- end : 2 ladies gold lever Watches, engraved backs, gold balances and dials, jewelled in four holes, maker William Hfnkley, New- castle, Nos. 61236 and 61643. Supposed by four men, from 20 to 23 years of age, all dressed in dark cloth clothing Itnd caps, except one, who had on a lighf coloured overcoat; three of them were from 6 feet 3 to 6 inches high, and stout build, the fourth was 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, and of very slight build, with very pale tbin face. Information to be given to Superintendent Williams, Newcastle, Staffordshire.— Bow- st., February 6. Stolen by means of housebreaking, from the cottage of Elizabeth Morgan, at Ipsden Heath, in the county of Oxford, between 10 and 12 a. m.- on the 2nd instant, about £ 7 in Gold, and 30s. in Silver, contained in a steel chain Purse and a dark silk Purse. Supposed by a man about 6 feet 2 inches high, stout figure, brown hair ; dressed in a snuff- coloured velveteen jacket, militia trousers, and brown billycock hat. Information to be given to Superintendent Philip Cope, Henley- on- Thames, Oxon.— Bow- street, February 6. Stolen on the 2nd instant, by means of housebreaking, at Low Butterby, near Durham, two pairs of cloth Trousers; two cloth Waistcoats ; a cloth Jacket; a striped cotton Shirt ; and a pair of Boots with elastic sides, the property of William Gregory and David White. By a Scotchman ( who Ipledged the articles, except the shirt and boots, in Durham the same day), a farm labourer, about 22 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches high, friHh complexion, brown hair, projori imtHy made; dressed in a dark grey mixture waistcoat with sleeves, cord trousers, brown cloth cap, cossack boots, and woollen scarf. Information to be given to Superintendent Johnson, County Constabulary Office, Durham.— Bow- street, February 6. Description of JOHN WATTS, who is charged with breaking and entering the Mansion House at Erins, Argyll- shire, on the 13th ultimo, and stealing therefrom several pairs of Blankets ( some of which have been recovered): he is a miner or navvy, a native of Cornwall, about 60 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, blind of left eye ( which is small and white), brown whiskers meeting under chin, ruddy com- plexion, rather hairy about the face ( which is round and full), common nose, thin brown hair, stout make, walks straight, and wears his cap on the left side of his head ; when last seen he wore a blue monkey jacket, much worn, shepherd tartan or dark grey trousers, of fine cloth but much worn, white and red cravat, blue cloth cap with leather peak, much worn, navvy boots, and has a white frock, which he may be wearing when at work ; speaks with the English accent: he has been several years, previous to October last, engaged in mines in Argyllshire, and he will probably seek employment elsewhere in similar works. Information to be given to the Chief Constable of Argyllshire, Lochgilphead, who holds a warrant for his appre- hension.— Boa- street, February 6. Between 10 p. m. on the 1st and 6 a. m. on the 2nd instant the dwelling- house of Mr. T. Dean, of Street Farm, Kelsall, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen : a fcrown cloth Topcoat with brown buttons; a dark blue Topcoat; an old light plaid Jacket, much worn ; a grey cloth Waistcoat, wants mending at the pocket; a rough brown Rug, marked 4 T. D.' j a plaid Cap ; two pairs of cotton Sheets ; a pair of linen Sheets; an old flannel Waistcoat ; four dimity Window Curtains; a gingham Apron ; an old Chemise with two patches ; a pair of woollen Stockings ; and an old felt Hat. Information to be given to Superintendent Gwynne, Tarporley, or to Police Constable ( No. 64) Elisha Lockett, Police Station, Kelsall, Cheshire.— Bow- street, February 6. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen or strayed from the College, Northfleet, between 3 and 6 p. m. on the 7th instant, an iron- grey Pony, aged, about 11 hands high, in good condition, and long tail. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Everest, Chatham.— Bow- street, February 13. Stolen during the night of the 11th instant, from a stable at Longcross, Chertsey, a brown cart Mare, rising 6 years old, about 16 hands high, rather large head, star on forehead, scar on off side of mouth, white near hind fetlock, and switch tail. A light bay Mare, aged, about 14 hands high, with black legs, small star on forehead, and in low condition, was found in an enclosure at Longcross, supposed left by the person stealing the above. Information to be given to Superintendent J. Murtell, Chertsey, Surrey.— Bow- street, February 13. Found about a month ago at Whitweck, Tettenhall, and supposed to have been stolen, a dark brown Mare, about 15 hands high, star on forehead, legs black, long tail, hair off right shoulder, and lame in left hind leg. Also at the same time a light brown Donkey. Information to be given to Inspector Bradley, Police Station, Tettenhall, near Wolverhampton, or to Mr. Faulkner, farmer, Whitwick. — Bow- street, February 13. Supposed to have been stolen from a field in Grove- lane, Handsworth, about a fortnight ago, the property of Mr. W, i POLICE GAZETTE; * February 13. Welsh, farmer, a brown cob Horse, 5 years old, 14 li# nds high, white mark down the hind quarter, slight blister ou each side. All reasonable expenses will be paid by Mr. Welsh on recovery of the horse, and conviction of the offender or offenders ( if stolen). Information to be given to Sergeant John Richards, Police Office, Handsworth, or at any Police Office in Stafford- shire.— JLtuw- street, Ftbruary 10. Supposed to have been stolen, about the 26th December last, from a pasture near Shall, in the township of Wolsingham, Durham, eight Scotch Wethers, 2 years old, marked ' W. S.' on horn and on near side with tar, ' S.' burnt on face, stroke of tar on the off side, and ruddled across the fillets. Information <• b* given to Superintendent Henderson, Bishop Auckland, \ lui\ im\,— Bow- street., February 8. Further information respecting the Horse stolen from Mr. Kent's, in the parish of Aldbourne, Wilts, and advertised in the Police Gazette of the Cih May last; the horse was offered for sale in Shrewsbury on May 15, by the man for whose apprehension a warrant still exists charging him with stealing the two Horses from Headlington, Oxon, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 9th ultimo, in company with the two boys committed to Oxford Assizes for trial. £ 5 reward will be paid on the recovery of the horse, and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Thomas Stretton, Wilts Constabulary, Marlborough.— — Bow- street, February 8. Found on the 25th ultimo, at Great Wilbraham, supposed tp have been stolen, an aged light coloured mare Donkey. In- formation to be given to Inspector Knight, Bottisham, Cam- bridgeshire.— Bow- street, February G. LARCENYAND EMBEZZLEMENT. Description of ROBERT KEW, aiias CROWNS, a miner, charged with stealing ou the 30th ultimo, at Eston, in the North Riding, a blue pilot Jacket, the property of James Cox. 27 years of age, about 6 feet 11 inches high, proportionate figure, dark brown hair, whiskers shaved off, has lost a tooth in front of the upper jaw, and is a native of Maraham, near Boston, Lincolnshire ; dressed in moleskin trousers, dark cap, navvy boot*, and is supposed to be wearing the stolen jacket. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. W. Simpson, North Riding Con- stabulary, Stokesley, or to Inspector J. Milner, Eston, near Middlesbro'.— Low- street, February 13. Stolen on the night of the Oth instaut, from Engine No. £ 706, of a steam threshing machine, at Hutton Moor, a patent Steam Gauge, set in brass, white or atone coloured dial, with glass and bra: a wire protectors in front, about 4 Inches diameter. Supposed by a tramp who was aeen on the road near Ripon, about G a. m. on the 10th instant, going in the direction of Knaresbrough or Leeds. Information to be given to Superintendent Walmesley, Leyburn, or to Sergeant Met- calf, North Ruling Constabulary Wath, near Ripon, Yorkshire. — Bow- street, February 13. Absconded on the 17th ultimo, from No. 1, Anglesea- place, Commercial- road, Limehouse, embezzling £ 2,400 : a man, 48 years of u-: u, 6 leet 3 inches high, dark complexion, hair, and eyes, sharp features, high shoulders; dressed in black cloth suit and black hat.— Metropolitan Police, K Division, February 13. Stolen from the dwelling- house of Mr. Wraight, potato merchant, Canterbury, on the night of the 7th instant, a Carpet- bag, containing a black velvet Coat and Waistcoat, a dark brown Coat and Waistcoat, a coloured flannel Shirt, a pair of heavy lace- up Boots, and an old- fashioned silver verge Watch. By a youth, who has absconded from the service of Mr. Wraight, 18 or 10 years of age, 5 feet 3J inches high, fair complexion, light hair ; dressed in black cloth ^ ap, black cloth overcoat, and blucher boots : states he is a native of Northamptonshire. Information to be given to Superintendent Davies, City Police, Canterbury.— Bow- street, February 13. THOMAS PEARSON, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 23rd ultimo, lias been apprehended— Bow- street, Feb. 13. Stolen on the 7th instant, from No. 29, Westmorland- . place, Paddington : a boy's brown mixture oloth Inverness cape, ' J. M. Lym' under collar; two damask Tablecloths ( mv coarse), uiui d ' L.' iu red cotton; two ditto, marked ' J. JM. L.' iu red ink ; a silver Dessert Spoon. By a woman, 40 yeses of age, 6 feet high, dark complexion, black lutir and eyes ; dressed in lilac cotton dress, dark shawl, and brown bonnet.'— Metropolitan Police, D Division, February 10. Absconded from West Lydford, Somerset, on the 2nd instant, charged with stealing from his lodgings a pair of half- wellington Boots, a pair of heavy nailed Boots, two pairs of worsted Stock mm, and a black bowler Hat, nearly new ; WILLIAM HEWITT, ahout 26 years of age, li feet G inches fcigb, light complexion, light brown hair, blue and of middle stature ; dressed in dark cloth coat, vest, and trousers, Had supposed to be wearing the stolen hat; of shabby appear- ance, is a miller, bat has lately been working on the roads ; lymku the north eoantry dialect, aud is supposed to have gone into Wales. Information to be given to Superintendent Drewett, Police Office, Somerton, Somerset, who holds a warrant lor his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 10. Absconded on the Gth instaut, from No. G, Marlborough- street, Last Greenwich, embezzling £ 3 10s.: a man, 22 years of age, 5 feet G inches high, fair complexion, grey eyes; dressed iu cord trousers, dark mixture coat, side- spring boots, and br* yn cap with peak.— Metropolitan Police, R Division, Fdruary 10. Stolen from the counter of a hosier's shop in Bristol, on the 8th instant, two mahogany Show Cases, about 20 inches long, 14 inches wide, and 4 inches deep, one containing Needles, the other Sewing Cotton. By a man who represented himself to be a commercial traveller, and bad a travelling case with him, containing samples of scarfs, & c., for sale, which he opened on the oases containing the cotton and needles; just at that time A second man went in and engaged the attention of the ahop- woman by asking to see some paper collars, and she having declined to l « iy any of the scarfs, the fyet man strapped up the easee with his sample case, and walked off with them. One of the men is about 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, light complexion and hair, large whiskers and moustache, aud pressed in light overcoat and low hat; the other about 35 years of age, 5 feet fi or 9 inches high, light complexion, hair, and whiskers, dressed in dark clothes and high- crowned hat, and Wrrjpd a brown papw parcel. Information to b « given to Chief Superintendent J S. Handcook, Central Police Station, Bristol. - bow street, February 10. Stolen on the 7th instant, from No. 1, Grafton- street, Kentish- town, £ 1 4s. By a man, 23 years of age, 6 feet 4 indies high, fair complexion, dark brown hair; dressed in black cloth coat, corduroy ti wipers, and black wide- awake hat, — Metropolitan Police, S Division, February 10. Ab6C(^ d* d on the 5th instant, from Colnbrook, Middle- sex, stealing a pair of Wellington Boots, newly- footed ; a pair of cord Trousers; and a quantity of Shoemaker'. s Tools: a youth, Ml years of age, 6 feet 4 inches, dark complexion, long black hair; dressed in black cloth coat, black velvet vest, corjUousers, aud velvet cap.— Metropolitan Police, T Divison, February 10. Absconded on the 4th instant, from the ' Bell' public- house, Leicester- street, Leicester- square, stealing a gold Geneva Watch, sprig in blue enamel on back, with jet Chain attached ; a black silk dress trimmed with ribbon and velvet; and a brown stuff D;< ias with white pearl buttons on body : . a woman, 22 years of age, 6 feet G inches high, stnutly built, sallow complexion, dark brown bair aad eyes; 4 « es » ed in cotton £ 9Wii $ nd ca^ i.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, February .10,. Absconded on the 2nd instant, from Churchbury Farm, Enfield, stealing £ 36 : a youth, 17 years of age. 5 feet' 8 inches high, dark complexion, b.' own hair, full round face; usually dressed in blue smock and dark cap. Is well- known in the skin markets at Bermondsey and Spitalfields.— Metropolitan Police, N Division, February 10. Absconded on the 6th instant, from No. 318, Strand, embezzling several sums of Money : a man, 20 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches huh, sallow complexion, light bair, entail whiskers, blotched face ; dressed in black frock coat, spotted scarf, side- spring boots, and black hat. ; wore an old mourning ring on little linger.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, Feb. 10. Stolen on the 3rd instant, from No. 12A, James- street, Islington, a dark witney Overcoat with three pockets. By a woman, 19 years of age, fair complexion and hair ; dressed in witney cloak, dark dress, lace boots, and dark bonnet.— Metropolitan Police, N Division, February 10. Description of RICHARD JONES, alias REDMAN DICK, who is charged with stealing, on the 9tli ultimo, at Coton Hall, Salop, a Shovel ( since recovered), the property of Mrs. Wakeman : about 60 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, stoutly made, broad face, flat nose, sandy hair and whiskers, which meet under the chin ; dressed in moleskin jacket, with long skirts, aud pockets outside aud inside, mole- skin or cotton cord trousers, moleskin vest, red scarf, and cloth cap; he is much addioted to drinking, frequents low public and beer houses, and sometimes represents himself to be a sawyer, and at oilier times a navvy or drainer ; he is well known in Wolverhampton and other parts of Staffordshire. He is the same person who was advertised in the Police Gazette of the following dates: on the 13th ultimo, suspected of stealing five Saws aud two Axes from a joiner's shop at the Broad- lanes, Claverley, Salop ; on the 18th ultimo, charged with stealing two Saws, two Axes, and a carpenter's Frail from Shipton, Salop ; and ou tile 20th ultimo, suspected of stealing three Saws, an Axe, and a flag Basket, from a carpenter's shop in Guilsborough, Northamptonshire. Information to be given to Superintendent McWilliam, County Constabulary Office, Bridgnorth, or to Police Constalde ( 63) John Blower, Alveley, near Bridgnorth, Salop, who holds a warrant for his apprehen- sion.— Bou>- ttrecl, February 8, Description of CHARLES HUTCHINSON, who is charged on a warrant with stealing a Coat ( since recovered), the property of John Shotton, at Bishop Auckland, Durham: about 34 years of age, 6 feet or 9 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, slender make, long thin face, has a scar on one cheek, and the forefinger of one hand has been injured, which makes it thick at the end ; dressed in a long grey coat, and dark mixture trousers, much worn at the knees : has been in the army, and has two medals, and has also served in the Durham Artillery Militia. He hawks brushes, which he generally carries in his coat pocket, and generally stays at common lodging- houses. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Henderson, Bishop Auckland, Durham.— Bow- street, February 8, Stolen on the 1st instant, from No. 7, Rupert- court, Rupert- street, St. James's, a pair of black cloth Trousers ; two black cloth Waistcoats, one double- breasted, one single; a woollen Scarf, 6liawl pattern ; a red silk Scarf, Prince of Wales' feathers in centre ; a cotton Necktie; and a Tablecover, red ground, coloured border. By a youth, 19 years of age, 6 feet 5 inches high, sallow complexion, light bair ; dressed in dark coet and vest, cord trousers, lace- np boots, and black cap.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, February 8. Stolen since the 30th ultimo, from a new building in St. George's- road, Peckham, twenty- two new Doors. By a man, £ 0 years of a « e, 5 feet G inches high, dark complexion ; dressed in flannel jacket, cord trousers, and cloth cap : dirty appearance.— Metropolitan Police, P Division, February 8. Stolen from a dwelling- house at Oldham, about 11' SO a. m. on the 3rd instant, the following property : a peach- coloured woollen Shawl; a black coburg scarf Shawl, with twisted silk fringe ; a black and white woollen plaid Shawl, large pattern ; a white flannel Petticoat, with three or four tucks, calico binding, and fastens with a hook and eye ; a flannel Petticoat, with two tucks, calico binding, has been turned top to bottom, and has a button off behind ; a new white flannel Petticoat, with two tucks and calico binding, and fastens with a button behind ; and a pair of women's elastic- side Boots, kid tops, patent leather fronts, and brass rivets in the soles. By a woman who lodged in the house two nights : about 25 yeais of ai< e, 5 feet 0 inches high, sandy hair, slenderly built, has good teeth in front, one of the eye teeth in upper jaw projects a little, aud she had a scurvy mark on the left cheek ; dressed in a red merino dress, with black velvet about four inches broad round the bottom, and trimmed with strips of black velvet across the back. Information to be given to Ctiiet Constable Wetherell, Town Hall, Oldham.— Bow- street, Feb. 8. Absconded from the Austrian brig ' Rachel,' in the Port of Cardiff, a seaman, charged with stealing £ 22 in gold, £ 2 in French Money, five £ 5 Notes, and a gold Ring, the property of Captain Suppis : 10 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, ruddy complexion, no whiskers, light brown curly hair; dressed in monkey jacket, glazed cap, and sea boots. Supposed to have left Cardiff for Newport. £ 5 reward will be paid on his apprehension and recovery of the money. Information to be given to Superintendent J. Box Stockdale, Cardiff, Gla- morganshire.— Bow- street, February 8. Absconded from the parish of Llanfairarybryn, Carmar- thenshire, about 2 a. m. on the 16th ultimo, charged on a warrant with stealing some household Furniture, Linen, and Knives and Forks ( all of which have been recovered), the property of Peter Morton, Esq., railway contractor : THOMAS WELSH, alias PUNCH, a navvy, about 55 yeaTS of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, grey hair and whiskers, fresh complexion, large nose, and is a little lame in consequence of having fractured one of bia legs abont twelve months ago ; dressed, when be abscon& ed, in a white skip, moleskin | no » t « r8, and n dark cloth cap ; ks accompanied by bis wife, who iu a Scotchwoman, about 50 years of age, tall, with red or sandy hair, and Slightly pock- pitted. Information to be given at the County Chief Constable's- Office, Carmar hen.— Bow- slreet, February 8. A4i « cc » ded on tlie 1st instant, from No. 2, Edward- street, Hoxton, stealing £ 9 lis. 6d., a man, 20 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, stout build, fair complexion ; dressed in blue overcoat with blue velvet collar and light cap.— Metropolitan, Police, N Division, February G. Stolen on the 20th ultimo, from No. 2, Sarah's- pJace, Brook Green- lane, Hammersmith : a calico Sheet aod a brown linsey Tablecloth, both marked '. Dixon' in < pk ; and two feather Pillows, linen ticks. By a female, 23 years of age, o feet high, fair complexion, one tooth deficient in upper jaw ; dressed in black dress with two flounces and green crape bonnet with plaid strings.— Metropolitan Police, T Division, February ( 3. Stolen on the 1st instant, from No. 14, Willow- row, Saint Luke's : 1 pair of black cloth Trousers. 1 black cloth Vest. 2 calico Shirts. 2 linen Collars. By a man, 24 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, dark com- plexion and hair, slight moustache ; dressed in a black suit and felt hat .— Metropolitan Police, G Division, February 6. Description of a man who is charged with breaking into several vessels, during the past aud present month: between 30 and 40 years of age, 6 feet 5 or G inches high, dark com- plexion, dark hair a little curly, and whiskers under ehin ; dressed in an old fustian sleeved waistcoat mended in front, a dirty blue Guernsey underneath, old fustiau trousers, lace- up boots, and blue cloth cap with fur round it; he is supposed to be a waterman; frequents low beer houses, brothels, and river sides. Information to be given to Superintendent William Hall, Wakefield, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 6. Stolen from different shops in the Borough of Cambridge, during the evening of the 3rd instant, a pair of gentleman's button Boots ; a pair of men's half Boots ; a pair of men's strong lace- up Shoes ; a pair of men's strong nailed Shoes, with eyelet holes and tips on the heels; six silk Handkerchiefs, magenta colour; 1 ditto white ground with violet border; and a number of gilt scarf Rings and Pins. Information to be given to the Head constable, Borough Police, Cambridge.— Brno- st., February 6. Absconded on the 28th ultimo WILLIAM PEPLOW engineman or collier, native of Pattingham or Wolverhampton, about 25 years of age, 6 feet 8 inches high, dark complexion, stoutly made, one eye has been injured, charged with stealing a german silver Watch, seconds hand, No. 9892, the property of James Corbett Netley. A warrant has been issued for his apprehension. lie is said to be well- known to the Police in Staffordshire, having been several times convicted of felony, and he has served in the Staffordshire Militia. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Richardson, Wellington, Salop.— Bow- slreet, February 6. Description of ROBERT WALLACE, a private of the 74th Highlanders, and servant to au officer of that regiment, who absconded from Edinburgh on the 4th instant, dressed in plain clothes, which he is charged with stealing; 19 years of age, about 5 feet 5 inches high, fresh complexion, auburn hair ( nearly red), is a groom, and was born in the parish of Carluke, in the county of Lanark ; has two suits ot clothing in his possession, both made of dark grey tweed, except one pair of trousers, which are made of light grey check cloth ; when he absconded is supposed to have had on two pairs of trousers, two waistcoats, and one ooat, and wears a balmoral cap. Sup- posed to have left Edinburgh by a train leaving the Waverley Station at about 8 p. m., and is likely first to proceed to Glasgow. Information to be given to the Adjutant, 74th Highlanders, Edinburgh Castle.— Bow- street, February 6. Description of a man, a brick maker or burner, who ie charged with stealing 14s. from Richard Estrop, of Guisborough, ironstone miner, on the 5th instant: 55 years of age, 5 feet 10 in. high, rather dark complexion and whiskers, black hair, slender build, and is a native of Sheffield, where it is supposed he will go ; dressed in an old billycock hat, brown cloth coat, Cotton cord trousers, marked with red calcine dust, strong boots, one of them has a piece out of the sole, on the inside of the boot near the toe- plate. He has worked at and is well known in most brickyards. Information to be given to Super- intendent Simpson, Stokesley, or to Inspector Ralph Prest, North Riding Constabulary, Guisbrough, Yorkshire.— Bmty street, February 6. Stoleu between 10 and 11 p. m. on the 3rd instant, from a bed room at the ' Star' public- house, Wokingham, Berks : a black cloth frock Coat, the sleeves lined with green silk, the back lining quilted, in good condition ; a light brown or greyish woollen plaid Jacket, small pattern, man's size, large inside pockets on the hips, a hook and eye at the top to fasten it close to the neck, in good condition; a black stuff or gam- broon summer Coat, has only one button at the top, large inside pockets across the skirts ; a pair of black cloth Trousers, fly fronts, side pockets, in good condition; a pair of greyish tweed Trousers, long seat, pieces taped, a stain on the front of left thigh, side pockets ; two white calico Shirts, linen fronts, clean and fit for wear, in good condition ; a pair of black kid Gloves, and a pair of woollen Mittens in the pockets of stolen coats. By a man, a tramp, of the following description, who engaged lodgings there for the night: he is about 25 yean of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, rather daik complexion, long dark hair, no whiskers, round features, haznt eyes, rather square shoulders, slightly made, and active; dressed in light coloured cord trousers, dark cap with leather peak and a narrow strip of leather rouud the front, and blucher boots nailed all round ; stated that he was a cooper. He will probably be wearing one of the stolen coats as he left his own behind. In- formation to be given to Superintendent O'Neill, Berks Con- stabulary Station, Wokingham.— Boa street, February 0. Description of a woman who absconded from Wera, Salop, on the 28th ultimo, charged with stealing a black Cashmere Shawl with black silk fringe about 2 inches wide, nearly new, and a light woollen Shawl, old fashioned shell pattern: 49 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, stoutly built, broad face, flat nose, fresh complexion, trout teeth very wide apart; dressed in au old striped barege dresj with a puff round the bottom, an old brown chenille shawl, an old light shawl tied round her under the other, a dirty white straw bonnet trimmed with faded pink ribbon and black and white flowers, and a pair of men's elastic side Boots, the elastic much worn, which are also stolen. Information to be given to Serjeant G. Brown, Wem, Salop.— Bow- street, February 6. February 13 '' T POLICE GAZETTE. FELONIES ( Not at heroine ii* jcrihed J. Stolen during the night of the 9th instant, from Netley Church, near Totton, Southampton, a silver Flagon, holds rather more than a pint, narrow in the neck, and has an inscription ; a Chalice ( a cup), not very large in the bowl, on a rather long stem, octagonal shape, the stem is either hexagonal or octa- Cf, the st- ind is depressed in shape,, richly chased, in the ; of stand the letters ' f. H. S.' engraved ; a silver Paten < « plate), with gilded centre, 41. H. S.' engraved in the middle, a gilded rim near the edge, with the words * Lord evermore give us this bread * engraved in it; and a bunch of Keys, one of which has its duplicate inscribed ' 37817, Fire resisting,' on the reverse ' Milner and Son. Liverpool' ; also stolen from the schoolroom, several small sums of Money, and a child's calico Wight- gown, with one sleeve sewn in. The Churchwardens will pay £ 6 reward to any person or persons giving such informa- which may lead to " the conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to the Churchwardens, or to Super- intendent J. Martin, Lyndhurst, Hampshire.— Bow- street, Feb- ruary 13. Description of JOHN HICKS, who is oharged upon a warrant with embezzling a Letter the property of H. M. Post- master- General ; about 21 years of age, 5 feet 7£ iuches high, full face, small eyes, no whisker*, and small moustache ; dressed generally in light coat, waistcoat, and dark trousers. Informa- tion to b « given to Sergeant John Sperring, Police Office, Crewkerne, Somerset, who liolds a warrant for his apprehension.. — Bow- street, February 8. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Description of a man charged with obtaining money under false pretences: SO to 35 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, pale complexion, black hair and whiskers; dreshed ill • grey overcoat and black hat. His plan is to send a, boy to respectable houses with a circular, purporting to be from Messrs. J. Adshead & Son, 70, New- street, Birmingham, manufactures of improved meneaens and pantescopic spectacles, and the following day he himself calls tor the circular. Iu one case, at Bacup, lancashire, he obtained £ 4 and a pair of Spectacles, value 13s. ( id., for a pair which he said were gold and worth £ 6, but their real value is Is. Gd. Information to be given at the Constabulary Office, Bacup, near Manchester.— Btm- thrtct, February 13. Absconded from Stourbridge on the 24th ultimo, charged with obtaining three planes and a Tool Basket under false pretenoes, WILLIAM GIDDINS alias GILLION, carpenter, about 42 years of age, 6 feet 7 or 8 inches high, dark brown hair, no whiskers, small tuft of hair on chin ; dressed in dark jacket and waistcoat, blue trousers, and low- crowned hat: stated be worked for a cabiuet maker in Wolverhampton a ( aw months ago, and that he had worked many years for a builder at Coventry. Information to be given to Superinten- dent W. Freeman, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 6. IffISCEX. I. ANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Escaped from Fisherton House Asylum, about ( 5 p. m. on the 10th inst., a criminal lunatic, name PHILLIP OLIVER, about 40 years of age, about 5 I'eet 7 inches high, sallow freckled complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, rather stout build, light moustache, no whiskers, marks of cupping on both shoulders, has delusions, but is very cunning ; dressed in a suit of dark cord, blue striped shirt, and dark cloth crp ; an engineer by trade ; is a German, and speaks English imperfectly. £ 5 reward will he paid for his apprehension, and all reasonable expenses, on application to Messrs. Lush and Finch, Fisherton, Salisbury, Wilts . Bow stint, February 13. Found about 3 weeks ago, supposed to have been stolen, a large Terrier Dog, black body, tan legs, white breast, white about the mouth, and has a lump under the throat; wore a leather collar around the neck with a brass plate marked with the letters ' D. J.' Information to be given to Police Coustable Breeze, Llandysilio, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- street, Feb. 13. Description of ISAAC BARNETT, alias GEORGE BAILEY, native of Staffordshire Potteries committed to Shrewsbury Gaol for two mouths, for fraudulently obtaining money from farmers by means of a begging petition), stating he bad lust a valuable horse, & 0. : ah nit 38 years of age, 6 feet 8 ur 7 inches high, sallow complexion, long features, black hair and small whiskers, beard of recent growth, cut mark under right eye ; dressed in plaid cloth cap, old brown cloth jacket, brown cloth vest, corduroy trousers, and clogs. The following property was found in his possession, and supposed to have been stolen : a small black cloth Jacket, two pockets outside, bound with braid, lined wiih black stuff except the sleeves which are lined with brown twill, nearly new; a small brown mixture cb> th Waistcoat, pearl buttons up to the neck, black glazed back, white twill lining, marked with ink near the arinhole, new ; a Bilk Handkerchief, flowered mixture, red, blue, and white ; a new Cashmere Shawl, flowered pattern, fringe about li mull wide, tassel on one corner ; a new woollen Shirt, red and clack, white huitous; and about lb. of coarse Thread, lie appears to have been travelling round the country, and has probahly committed offences elsewhere. Information to he given to Superintendent Richardson, Wel- lington, or to Police Constable W. Evans, Newport, Salop— Bow- ureet, February 13. Description of WILLIAM KNOWLES, committed for trial at the Lewes Assizes on the 20th instant, charged with larceny: 3!) years of age, fi feet IH inches hi; h, dark brown hair, moustache, and tuft on chin, whiskers shaved off, blue eyes, dark complexion ; dressed In a dark tweed coat, black cloth vest, grey tweed trousers, and black hat: states that he is a native of Leeds, Yorkshire, and has recently lived in London, and is an engraver. He is supposed to have com- mitted offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Super- intendent Bray, West Sussex Constabulary, Steyning. — Bow- street, F « b> wry 13. Description of FREDERICK HOARE, committed for trial at the next Kent Quarter Sessions, charged with felony 30 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches hiuh, pale complexion, light hair and whiskers ; lie has been working on the new line of railway at Sevenoaks, as a miner, and states that he came from Langport, Somersetshire. It Is supposed be has been previously convicted. Information to he given to Superintendent Colinau, Sevenoaks, Kent. — UoK- atraet, February 13. Description of a man remanded at Fenny Stratford, until the 10th Instant, charged with mtempting highway robbery at Simpson; WILLIAM BROOKS, a native of Mint- street, London, labourer, 41 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, 18 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, brown ha''', grey eyes, fresh complexion; states he has been employed flWan- yards, and is a native of Medhurst : it is supposed that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent Rowbottom, Middlewich, or to Sergt. hulme, Sandbach, Cheshire.— Bow- street, February 13. Description of a young womau committed for trial at the Merionethshire Spring Assizes on a charge of arson : ALICE MORCE, 21 years of age, 4 feet 11 inches high, dark brown hair, sallow complexion, black eyes, round face, thick lips, and of sulky appearance ; says she is a native of Mertbyr, but left that place when very young, and has lived most of fier time at. Saint David's, Pembrokeshire, left Saint David's about 8 weeks ago, in company with a man who left her on the road. Infor- mation to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Dolgelly, Merionethshire.— Bow- street, February 10. Remanded to Salop Gaol until the 16th instant, charged with larceny,. THOMAS SMITH, cheese and bacon dealer, 25 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, oval face, rather stoutly made, states that he is a native of Leicester, and thfen lived in Wolverhampton about three years ago, since then he has been hawking cheese in the counties of Salop, Radnor, and Montgomery, and from Memoranda found iu his possession, he is supposed to be known at Leeds, Hull, Worcester, Birmingham, Uppingham, and Rutlandshire. It is suspected that he has been previously convicted, and has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent W. H. Baxter, Constabulary Office, Church Stretton, or to Sergeant Caswell, Police Station, Newton, Salop.— Bow- street, February 10. Description of a man who gave the name of GEORGE SMITH, who was summarily convicted on the 7th instant, of stealing Linen at higham, Suffolk, and is now undergoing one months'imprisonment in Ipswich County Gaol : 29 years of age, 5 feet 6J inches high, dark complexion, hazel eyes, long face, slightly pockpitted, scar on lower lip, ' D' on leftside; dressed in long oord jacket lined with woollen plaid, mixture waistcifat, cord trousers, blue serge waistcoat, black cloth cap with peak, military braces marked ' 950 U R,' and a pair of military boots, No. 109 — 98 aud 53 : he states that he was a soldier in the 1st Royals, in the name of GEORGE WATTS, and was discharged last July, at Woolwich, and that he has been iu Military Prisons. When apprehended he had in his possession a blue Bag and the folllowing articles, supposed to have been stolen : a light plaid Waistcoat, with six brass buttons, a blue striped Shirt, and a pair of dark blue worsted Stockings, all clean and wet; a pair of black cloth Trousers, have been repaired, and are stained ; a child's holland Pinafore ; a pair of light blue worsted Stockings ; three odd black Stock- ings, woman's sige; an old fustian Jacket, dirty ; a black silk Handkerchief, and a half ditto ; a black cloth Cap with leather peak ; a light billycoek hat, black band, and bound with black ; a calico Pudding Cloth, has been mended ; and a pair of military Blueher Boots, nailed with round bobs, and square hobs in toes and waist. This man is supposed to be a deserter or an escaped convict. Information to be given to Police Con- stable Thomas Brooks, Raydoo, near Hadleigh, Suffolk.— Lioa- street, February 10. Description of a man committed to the House of Correction at Louth for two months, for gathering aims by false pretences: he states his name is WILLIAM PURGE, 55 years of age, & feet 4 or 5 inches high, brown and grey mixture hair and whiskers, very hollow cheeks, sharp crooked nose, and professes to be very deaf; dressed iu a grey mixture coat, cord trousers, low- crowned beaver hat ( round at the top), woollen scarf, and half laee- up boots : he is supposed to be a regular travelling impostor, and it is suspected that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent W. Roberts, County Police Station, Louth, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, February 10. Description of three men who are oomraitted to the Prison of Linlithgow, on a charge of stealing Jewellery from a locked drawer in a public- house at Borrowstowness, Linlithgowshire : ISAAC BELL, aliaa NAG or NAGGERSON, a sinker or miner, 28 years of age, 6 feet high, rather slender make, broad face, fresh complexion, sandy hair, ginger whiskers and mous- tache, semi- Roman nose, blue eyes, receding forehead, and has the mark of a cut above right eyebrow ; dressed iu a light- coloured tweed coat and vest, corduroy trousers, black cloth cap, and shoes : states that he is a native of South Shields, Durham. JAMES NESBITT, a sinker or miner, 22 years of age, 5 feet 11 £ inches high, slender make, smart appearance, thin face, dark complexion, dark brown hair and whiskers, small dark eyes, sharp nose, marks of two cuts on left side of fore- head, has lost two teeth in the front of upper jaw, and is rather round- shouldered ; dressed in a dark blue cloth jacket, slack hacked, light coloured worsted cord trousers, mended on left knee, black velvet hunting cap, and shoes : he states that he has been employed at Seaton Delaval, and other collierics in Northumberland, but declines giving any address. HENRY EMRIE or IMRIE, a miner, 30 years of age, 6 feet 8J inches high, stout make, coarse features, fresh com- plexion, fair hair and whiskers, blue eyes, rather large nose, and is bow- legged ; dressed in a dark cloth coat, moleskin trousers, and black cloth cap : states that he is a native of Richardstonstead, Northumberland. They are suspected of having committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Chief Constable Colquhoun, Lin- lithgow.— Bow- street, February 10. Description of GEORGE PITT ( name supposed to be fictitious), committed to Beaumaris Gaol on the 20th ultimo, for trial at the next assizes for shopbreaking: a brickmaker, 19 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, brown hair, hazel eyes, fresh complexion, stoutly made, scar op left side of forehead, cut on bide of left eye, slightly poak pitted, slight squint, bridge of nose very much indented; says he was born in Dublin, but left there when very young, and resided in Lambeth. It is supposed that he has been previously con- victed. Information to be given to the Governor of Beau- maris Gaol, Anglesey.— Bow- street, February 10. The navvy advertised in the Police Gazette of the 16th ultimo, charged with stealing a silver Watch and a bull Bitch from Mr. Keon, at Pitty- Me, near Durham, has been apprehended by the Lancashire Constabulary at Arkholme, near Lancaster, nud ho i-. unds remanded at Durham till the llth instant. The bull bitch - was sold by the prisoner at Arkholme, but the watoh has not yet beeu found. The prisoner » n leaving Durham proceded on foot to Arkholme, hy way of Bishop Auckland, Staindrop, Barnard Castle; Brougb, Kirby Stephen, Sedburgh, and Kirby Lonsdale, at one of which places it is believed he disposed of tike watch. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Johnson, County Con- stabulary Office, Durham.— Bow- street. February 8. Committed for trial at the adjourned quarter sessions at Maidstone, to be held on the 2nd proximo, charged with housebreaking, MARY BROWN ( right name supposed to be Evans), of Richmond, Surrey, 26 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, dark hair, grey eyes, pale complexion : states she is a laundress. Has been convicted at Newgate for uttering counterfeit coin, and is supposed to have been previously convicted of felony. Also committed fur trial at the same time, for larceny, JOHN SIMPSON, of Smallbridge, Lancashire, navvy., 28years of age, 5 feet inches high, blue eyes, light brown hair and whiskers meeting under chin, fair complexion, slightly pock- pitted, speaks with a strong Lancashire accent; dressed in an old dirty slop, moleskin trousers, bait boots, and light cap. Also'description of GEORGE STEVENS, committed to Maidstone Gaol for six weeks tor stealing from a shop door at Tunbridge Wells : a labourer, 36 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, stoutly built, dark hair, eyes, and complexion, bushy whiskers; dressed in cord trousers, dark tweed coat and vest, and black cap with two brass buttons: states that he has travelled through Portsmouth, Brighton, and Newhaven. He is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be giveu to Superintendent Embery, Tun- bridge Wells, Kent.— Bow- street, February 8. Description of JOHN WHITEHEAD, alias GRAND- FATHER WHITEHEAD, remanded until the 10th instant, for fraud, at Hamerbottoms, Lancashire: 62 years of age, 4 feet 11J inches high, fair complexion, sharp features, no whiskers, white hair, brown eyes, very round shouldered, walks with very quick step, and is of good address. He has been in the habit of obtaining respectable lodging and board, under pretence of being related to highly respectable families in the West Riding of Yorkshire and Lancashire, states that he was in very good circumstances, having property in Halifax, and when the time for payment drew near, of decamping, and in some instances stealing things from his lodgings. It is supposed that he has committed similar offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent R. Pickering, Rochdale, Lancashire.— Bow- street, February 8. Description of two tramps remanded to Horsley till the 10th instant, charged with attempting to utter counterfeit half- crowns : WILLIAM DAVIS, 31 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, brown hair, blue eyes, pale complexion, whiskers meeting under the chin, tattooed ou left arm with the letters ' E. D,', and an anchor between the letters, and has a scar over the left eye ; dressed in a velveteen shooting jacket, two large pockets inside and three outside, plaid vest, blue striped shirt, cotton cord trousers, dark cloth cap, and cossack boots : states he is a native of Plymouth. WILLIAM HARRIS, 29 years of age, 6 feet 9 inches high, dark brown hair and whiskers coming to a point at the corners of mouth, blue eyes, dark complexion, and good- looking ; dressed in a dark cloth waiscoat with fustian sleeves, round hat, cord trousers, black silk necktie, and half Wellington boots : states he is a native of Cheltenham. They are supposed to have committed offences elsewhere, and to have been previously convicted. Information to be given to Sergeant Watts, Police Station, Wotton- under- Edge, Gloucestershire.— Bouj- street, February 8. Descriptiou of a man committed for trial at the adjourned sessions at Nottingham, on a charge of stealing a Watch at Mansfield: HENRY MOULSON, a native of Clayton West, Yorkshire, a wheelwright, 23 years of age, 5 feet 4$ inches high, stout make, fresh complexion, grey eyes, light brown haiv, a piece off the bottom of right ear, scars on each side of neck from scrofula, and dressed in a black cloth coat, drab plaid trousers, and black velvet cap with peak. It is supposed that he has committed offences elsewhere, and that he has been previously convicted. Information to be given to Superintend dent Home, Police Station, Mansfield, Notts. — Bow- street, February 8. Further information respecting the man WM. LEIGH, charged with obtaining money by m ans of begging letters, he was committed on the 4th iust. for trial at the ensuing Sessions for the county of Monmouth, on two charges ; he has a young woman travelling with him a native of Shrewsbury, about 17 years of age, light complexion, and red hair. It is suspected this man has committed offences elsewhere, or has been previously convicted. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, U » k; or to Superintendent Mcintosh, Pontypool; or to Inspector S. Sheppard, C. unty Constabulary, Newport, Monmouthshire.— Bow- street, February 8. Description of two men committed to the Hertford County Gaol for twenty- one days, under the Vagrant Act : WILLIAM HARRIS ( oame supposed to be fiotitious), 36 years of age, 5 feet 9J inches high, stout and well made, dark complexion, black hair and whiskers, and hazel eyes ; dressed in a light alpaca coat, dark trousers and yest, light cloth hat with stiff brim, and hlucher boots, much worn ; he stated that he was a brushinaker, and belonged to Oxford. THOMAS NEWMAN, of Coventry, watchmaker, 31 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, fresh complexion, light brown hair, hazel eyes, and has a scar over the left eye ; dressed ia a black coat, trousers, and vest, black hat with mourning band, black scarf, and buttoned boots, much worn. It is supposed that they have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent Alfred H. Jarrett, Borough Police, Hertford.— Bow- street, February 8. Description of a man committed for trial at the next Cam- bridge Assizes, charged with stealing from shops : he gives the the name of ALFRED HILL, 30 years of age, 5 feet ins. high, flesh complexion, dark hair aud eyes, oval visage, marked ' X. Hill' in blue on left arm, and several other marks nearly obliterated, cupping marks on breast, scar on left cheek hope ; dressed in blue cloth double- breasted overcoat with pockets outside, dark brown vest, fustian trousers with several patches on front of legs, black cloth cap with leather peak, blucher boots, blaok and red woollen shirt, large neckerehief, blue ground with boars' heads on it. He states that he served 3 years in the 4th Foot, and was discharged in 1867, and that he was born at Oxford, is a hawker with no fixed place of resi- dence. Information to be given to Head Constable W. G. ' JPurrall, Cambridge,— Bow- street, February 8. Description of ANN WATTS, alias MARIA MANN, committed for trial at the Hertford Assizes, on the 2nd proximo, charged with shoplifting: 30 years of age, fresh qfliupjexion, brown hair, hazel eyes; dressed in green velvet bonnet, dark and red plush jaaket, and light brown stuff dress. dai k brawn hair, fresh complexion, sharp features, eruption on his body,. sear on left wrist ; dressed in a buttle green coat,, black tr > ugers, flannel shirt, old a spring- side boots, and soldiers' socks, marked ' Doran, 31 I* I; It is supposed that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Inspector Medley, Newport Pagnell, Bucks. —^ Uuio- st> cety February 13. 1 Description of EDWARD SAUNDERS, alias TAIT, committed to Knutsford Gaol for 21 days as a vagran* : about) y*^ JbMflH___ POLICE GAZETTE. % She is known at Dudley and Coventry, and left Dudley in July last in company with a man, and has been travelling the country. Also description of WILLIAM SMITH, committed for trial at the next quarter sessions at St. Alban's, on the 6th of April, on a charge ot felony : 29 years of age ( but appears to be from 35 to 40), 6 feet ffy inches, dark complexion, dark brown hair, grey eyes, scar on left leg ; states that he is a railway labourer, and a native of Edinburgh. He is supposed to be a licence- holder. Information to be given to Superintendent Pike or to the Governor of the Prison, St. Alban's, Herts.— Bow- street, February 8. Desciiption of two men committed to Stamford Gaol on the 4th instant, tor trial at the General Quarter Sessions in April next, charged with larceny: JOHN SMITH, alias STEPHEN WRIGHT, alias JOHN PRATT, a native ot Leverington, Cainbs., labourer, 32 years of age, 5 feet 8J inches high, dark complexion, hair, and eyes, large dark whiskers, ronnd chin, long face, the lower jiw protruding beyond the upper one, right leg broken a little above knee, which causes it to bend inwards, nose bent on one side, scar across bridge of nose, and two scars on fore finger of left hand ; dressed in black billycock hat, rough blue cloth coat, corduroy trousers, and strong lace- up boots. He has been three times convicted since 1860 at Wisbeach, twice from Melton Mowbray, and twice from Grantham, the last time on the 16th April, 1862, and sentenced to three years' penal servitude. GEORGE SPENCER, 35 years of age, 5 feet CJ inches high, fair complexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, whiskers shaved off, small tuft of dark hair under chin, nose slightly pock pitted, scar at corner of left eye, says he is a native of Grantham, and was a butcher and cattle jobber there ; has for some time attended fairs and markets as a drover, and is well known at Peterborough, Grantham, and Melton Mowbray ; dressed in black billycock hat, butcher's blue slop, brown cloth coat, black vest, brown tweed trousers, and lace- up boots, all much worn. lie is supposed to have committed offences else- where, and to have been previously convicted. Information to be given to the Governor of the Stamford Borough Gaol.— Bou>- street, February 8. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen on the morning the 10th instant, from the ' Plume of Feathers' inn, Stafford, two white calico Shirts, a lilac ditto, a pair of calico Drawers, a flannel Petticoat, and a grey calico Chemise, all full size ; two white diaper Pinafores and a flannel Petticoat, small size ; and a black cloth Cap. Supposed by a man about 23 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, fresh com- plexion. full face, brown hair, and slight tuft on chin ; dressed in a dark course shooting jacket, buff quilted vest, and cord trousers : is supposed to be making his waj on foot to South- ampton. Iiifoimation to be given to Superintendent Oswell, Guildhall, Stattord— Boio- strecl, February 13. Stolen from the premises of Sir G. Hampson, Bart., at Thurnham, near Maidstone, on the night of the 10th instant, four game brown Hens, and two white Ducks. Information to be given to Superintendent Maloeny, Maidstone, Kent.— Bow- sireet, February 13. Stolen on the 7th instant, from a dwelling- house at Duddo, Northumberland, and old- fashioned silver verge Watch, figured dial, which is chipped at No. IX, has a hole on the back of outer case, maker Henry Benson, London, No. 40610, the property of Matthew Lee. Supposed to have been stolen by tramps. Information to be given to Superintendent W. G. Marshall, Lowick, Northumberland.— Bow- street, February 13. Stolen on the 7th instant, from the North Camp, Alder- shot : a carbuncle Pin, pearl set in gold like a star ; a ditto, gold horseshoe set with pearls ; a ditto, gold twisted rope work; a ditto, gold plain twisted ; a ditto, cameo pearl set in frilled work ; a Scarf Holder, plain gold, terrier dog's head ; a ditto, pink transparent stone, Norman face moulded on it, blue stone round ; a Sleeve Link, plain gold, much worn and dented ; a ditto, gold with cheek work ; a set of oval jet Studs set in gold ; and a leather Dressing- case with Razor. Information to be given to Superintendent Howard, Hants Constabulary, Aldershot.— Bouwtreet, February 13. Stolen from an outhouse near Settle, Yorkshire, between 7 p. m. on the 8th and 830 a. m. on the Oth instant: a dark brown mixtuie tweed shooting Jacket, covered buttons, pocket on each side and left breast, lined with dark alpaca, sleeves lined with grey cotton, repaired on left shoulder; and about 60lbs. of Oatmeal, the property of Mr. T. Stewart, farmer, of Gold- lands, near Settle. Information to be given to Superintendent W. H. Cockshott, Settle, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 13. Stolen from the Workings of Smithes- bridge Colliery, rear Barnsley, about 8 a. m. the 8th instant, a silver lever Watch, No. 7498, the property of one of the miners. Information to be given to Superintendent Greenbalgh, West Riding Con- stabulary, Barnsley.— Bow street, February 13. The silver Table Spoon, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 10: h insi ont, at stolen from Exning, Suffolk, has been found.— Bow- street, February 13. Stolen on the 8th instant, from a clothes- line at Rother- field, Sussex, two cotton Shirts, one white, with linen front and wristbands, the other is a blue striped shirt with plain front, both man's size, and partly worn. Information to be given to Sergeant Peer•!• m. Court House, Mark Cross, Tunbridge Wells. — Bow- street, February 10. Stolen on the night of the 7th instant, from Upminster Common, Essex, the property of Mr. J. Laird, a quantity of Harness : 3 Collars, 2 Saddles, 3 Bridles, 2 pairs of Traces, 3 pairs ot Reins, 1 set of small pony Harness ( all plated), I riding Saddle and Bridle, 1 leather Headstall with chain attached, 1 Kicking- Strap, 1 scarlet Horse Cloth, and a set of stable Brushes. £ 6 6s. reward is offered to any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and con- viction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Inspector Gilpin, Police Station, Romford, Essex.— Bow- street, February 10. Stolen during the night of the 5th instant, from a vessel lying in the canal at Keadby, Lincolnshire, the property of James Mason, a blue pilot cloth Greatcoat, horn buttons ; a monkey Jacket, same material and buttons; a black cloth Waistcoat ; a pair of pilot cloth Trousers; a boy's dark cloth Jacket ; a Counterpane ; a small Timepiece ; a Razor ; and a Pocket- knife. The clothes are old and much worn. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent W. Hebditch, Epworth, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, February 10. Stolen between 5 p. m. on the 1st and 3 p. m. on the 3rd instani, from a house at Chapel End, Wallhamstow : a black cloth Frock Coat, a pair of tweed Trousers, and a calico Sheet. — Metropolitan Police, N Division, February 10. Supposed to have been stolen, during the last year, from No. 19, Old Bond- street, 226 pewter Music Plates, viz. : 5 Fradel's Serenado MiQkire, marked R. W. O., 40. 8 Szekely's Rainy Summer's Day, 6 Fradel's Chant des Fees, 21 Cots Ariel Waltzes, 8 Ob Jon de Weber, Winkeler 2 Il segretto per esser felice, 2 Isit Donna e Mobile, 14 Ernani Ditto, Rummel, 159. 170. 267. 527. 673. 679. 686. 622. 881. 882. 1035. 1186. 1199. 1122. 1134. 1200. 1225. 1270. 1310. 1333. 1363. 1379. » Thy Will be Done, Beresford, . „ T7 Molique's Six Pieces, 41 B. K.,) lst Violin and 1st F. j » 19 Ditto „ 6 Now thou art gone, Sheppard, „ 12 Le Dues Guillaume Tell, „ ] 0 Weber's Aufforderung, „ 12 The Little Brook, glee, „ 18 Berger's Ballo in Alaschera, „ 8 Wade's American Fantasia, „ 12 Beethoven'a Hallelujah, Hermann, „ 10 Heart's Repose, C. A. Dance, „ 7 Blight Star of Morning, „ 11 Valse Napolitaine Buccaloni, ,, 8 Ali vieni a goder Badier, „ 6 The Forest King, Godfrey, „ — Metropolitan Police, C Division, February 10. Stolen on the 4th instant, from No. 16, Elvaston- place, South Kensington: 1 large cluster diamond Star, for head or brooch. 1 large emerald and diamond Bracelet. 1 gold Bracelet with diamond and sapphire crescent and star. 1 gold Bracelet with portrait of a gentleman. 1 enamelled snake Bracelet. 1 silver Card Case with view of Windsor Castle, ' G. P. to A. O.' 1 gold and dark blue enamelled Brooch with Star, Tie, and Locket attached. 1 small Signet Ring with red stone and ' A' in small diamond. 1 lady's gold open- face Geneva Watch, engraved back, blue enamelled garter in centre, maker Vivers, Regent- street, London, with a long gold Neck Chain attached.' — Metropolitan Police, T Division, February 10. Stolen on the 6th instant, from the ' Cock and Hoop' public- house, Artillery- street, Spitalfields : 1 gold Watch, engine turned, maker Burraud. 1 gold Chain, Seal, and Key attached, set with turquoise. 2 gold Split Rings, chased. 1 gold Bracelet with Locket attached, set with hair and rubies. 1 pair of gold Ear- rings. 1 Mourning Brooch, engraved ' William Morles Brod- brook, died 3rd July, 1858, aged 31.' 1 gold cameo Brooch, a crown of thorns and vine leaves on one side, and three children on the other. 1 old silver brilliant Brooch. 1 gold chased Ring set with diamonds and rubies. 1 pair of plated Nut crackers, shell pattern. — Metropolitan Police, H Division, February 10. Stolen between 6 and 7 a. m. on the 3rd instant, at Ayles- bury, a calico Shirt, with linen front, collar, and wristbands ; a calico Nightdress, crochet work round collar and sleeves; and two Chemises, one linen, the other cotton, the linen one has crochet work round the cuffs, and is marked ' E. W.' in red cotton. Supposed by a tramp, 40 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, stoutly made, black hair and whiskers; dressed in a corduroy sleeved vest, broad rib, metaL buttons, fustian trousers, strong lace- up boots, and cloth cap. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Aylesbury, Bucks.— Bow- street, February 10. Stolen between 7' 40 p. m. the 4th, and 8 30 a m. the 6th instant, from the shop of Mr. Walker, watch and chronometer maker, 68, Cornhill, the following property, viz. : Gold English Watches— 1 lever C. C., 3010. 1 chronometer C C., 58. 3 levers C. C., 2276, 3040, 3781. 1 duplex hunter, 2767. 3 lever hunters, 3718, 3719, 3067. 1 duplex, J- plate, 678. 4 lever hunters, 26592, 26590, 52945, 51844. 9 lever, gold dials, 4- 1338, 51862, 4036, 3899, 3103, 3320, 44222, 44037, 25010. 2 duplex, enamel dials, 2284, 1818. 1 lever, gold dial, 3u71. 1 ditto C. C., 4392 2 ditto hunters, 4388, 4389. 1 ditto, gold dial, 4942. 1 ditto hunter, 4941. 2 ditto, gold dials, 4940, 4932. 2 ditto, crystal cases, 5063, 6025. 4 ditto, gold dials, 26953, 26952, 26956, 26955. 4 ditto C. C., 6191, 6004, 4318, 4359. 1 ditto duplex, 6456. 3 ditto, 6485, 5036, 6510. 1 ditto duplex C. C., 5808. 1 ditto keyless hunter, 6821. 3 ditto C. C., 6490. 6689, 6026. 1 ditto duplex, 5842. 2 ditto ditto, 5819, 5648. 3 ditfo, gold balance, 6919, 5917, 6137. 2 ditto C. C., chronometer balance, 6941, 5637. 1 ditto, gold balance, J- plate, 6763. 3 ditto F. P., 0316, 63l7. 6318. 1 ditto hunter, J plate, 6038. 1 ditto C. C., ceni re seconds, 6316. 1 ditto F. P., 6298. 1 ditto C. C., J- plate, black dial, 6008 2 ditto, gold dials, 13111, 13118. 2 ditto F. P., 6319, 6320. 1 ditto C. C., F. P., chronometer balance, 6300. 1 ditto hunter, f- plate, 6039. 1 ditto C. C., 60o8. 1 duplexjC. C., keyless calender, 5822. 1 lever C. C., F. P., compensation balance, 6393. 1 ditto ditto, 6395. And sundry other gold English Watches. All engraved ' J. Walker, 68, Cornhill.' Gold Geneva Watches— 24 Horizontals, 2907, 2852, 2879, 14107, 7947, 2292, 2295, 2290, 2536, 1347, 1349, 16044, 1542, 1426, 1829, 269D. 1670, 1569, 1671, 3998, 4134, 1817, 14119, and 11023. 24 Horizontal Repeaters, 4490, 2854, 29P6, 2881. 2365, 2408, 14010, 14008, 14002, 24838 - 27262, 24839— 27252, 38900 - 26292, 38970— 27308, 24836— 27243,'" 24221— 27284,24i; 04— 27247,38980— 27301,24382^ 27245, 2140, 2886, 2344, 2841, 2346, and 2883. English silver Watches— 2 Levers, C. C. 2701, and 1961 ( gold dial). 29 Levers, with enamel dial<, 2787 ( J plate), 1343 F. P^ F. P. 1339, 3066, 3054, 3005, 3060, 3704, 3701, 3702, 26183, 26251, 26247,26231, 26230, 10059,11728 F. P., 44747, 44758, 44714, 20811 F. P., 20891,44516,44649, 44655, 44716, 44696, 31732, and 31734. 35 Lever Hunteis, H410, C. F. 10028, C. C 9415, C. F. 10064, C. C. 4928, 4924, 3907, 1870, C. C. 6373, C. C. 5551, 5499,5582, 6494, 5557,6.562,5958. 5898 ( steel balance), C. C. 6219, 6640, 6222, 0: 23, 6007 ( compensation, black dial, J- plate), F. P.' s6354, 6357, C. F 6375, 6377, C. C. compensaiion balance, F. P. 6274. 6130 ( f- plate), 6378, C. F. 6369, 6372, 6367, 0374, 6376. 1 Lever, C. C. f plate, 6197. 1 Lever, compensation balance, 5133. 3 Levers, C. C. 5493, 6198, 6" 94. All engraved ' John Walker, 68, Cornhill.' Silver Geneva Watches :— 9 lever Hunters, 10532.10534,10531,10533,10510, 10511, 10512, 10508, 1061) 9. 0 horizontal Hunters, 9474, 9472, 5961— 2747, 5960—• 2746, 1102, 4630— 4668. 1 horizontal cut out ditto, 5442. 1 ditto, keyless, 2583. 2 ditto, centre seconds, 2497, 2496. 3 horizontal ditto, 2639. 2536, 17071. 4 ditto, keyless, 3004. 30'> 5, 2586, 2585. 11 ditto, enamel dials, 3182, 3> 78. 9288, 9473, 46943- 403S, 10216, 3166, 3165, 3162, 30050, 30047. 1 ditto, C. C.. 16026. 1 lever, 16526. 1 horizontal, 1823. 14 Horizontals, C. C., 71113, 60, 9111, 3291, 63431, 7743, 7745, 46520, 46529, 8739, 8742, 8741, 8743, 7038. A large number of unfinished gold and silver English Watches, with ' John Walker, 68, Cornhill,' engraved on them; and a quantity of other Jewellery, not maiked. A reward of £ 250 will be given to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and con- viction of the offender or offenders, and a further reward of £ 750 will be paid for such information as shall lead to the recovery of the property, or in proportion to any part thereof recovered. Information to be given to Inspector Hamilton, City Police, Detective Office, 26, Old Jewry, E. C.— Bow- street, February 10. Stolen between the 15th December last and the 6th instant, from No. 40, Upper Baker- street, Marylebone ; a large Cashmere Shawl, black centre, deep border ; and a pair of elephant horn Ear- rings set in gold, Indian make. Supposed by a woman, 45 years of age, 5 feet high, dark complexion, hair, and eyes, blind of one eye ; dressed in brown linsey dress, black shawl, and black bonnet.— Metropolitan Police, D Division, February 10. Stolen between 5 p. m. on the 4th and 6 a. m. on the 6th instant, from No. 2, Naval- row, Poplar : a Sextant with four Telescopes, metal cap; two large double Night- glasses; a small Opera- glass in case ; and five pocket Telescopes.— Metro- politan Police, K Division, February 10. Stolen between 10- 30 p. m on the 6th and 6 30 a. m. on th « 7th instant, from No. 2, King Edward's- villas, King Edward's- road, Hackney : two silver Salt Spoons and a Table Spoon, engraved ' M. S.'; a silver Fruit- knife, pearl handle; an electro- plated Coffee- pot, Tea- pot, and Cruet Stand ; a black silk Hat, maker Townsend ; an alpaca Umbrella ; a Paisley Shawl; a black cloth Overcoat, three pockets; and a grey Overcoat, velvet collar.— Metropolitan Police, N Division, February 10. Stolen between 5 p. m. on the 4th and 8 a. m. on the Oth instant, from a jeweller's shop in Manchester, the fol- lowing property : seven gold Watches, four numbered 7045, 7018, 7012, 7002; a runy and diamond Locket; five sets of fine Oriental pearl Studs ; about eighty- six diamond, emerald, and ruby gem Rings; one large and two small Cases of ladies' fancy Rings ; a Case of gold Pencilcases ; about twenty- two valuable gold Bracelets, some with stones; a Case of Stones, five diamond half- hoops ; a large Tray of fancy coloured gold Charms ; a large quantity of fine gold long Chains and Alberts, coloured gold Brooches set with stones, pink and red coral ditto, onyx and cameo ditto mounted in fine gold, fine gold Ear- rings, coloured gold Sleeve Links, gold Lockets, gold Studs, West- End Signet Rings, Wedding Rings, Wedding Ring Guards, and stone end gold Crosses; and various other articles. Any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenddks and recovery of the property shall receive £ 200, or in por- portion to the amount recovered, on application to Captain Palin, Chief Constable, Town Hall, King- street, Manchester. — Bow- street, February 8. Stolen during the night of the 3rd instant, from the sloop ' Providence', lying in the docks at Goole, Yorkshire, a silver lever Watch, No. 3064,' W. S.' engraved inside the case, and a pair of Wellington Boots, quite new, the property of William Young, mate. Also stolen, during the same night, from the schooner ' Benton,' the property of William Sherburn, captain, five linen Shirts, six pairs of worsted Stockings, four woollen Scarfs, and two flannel Shirts, one white, the other grey. Information to be given to Superintendent William Green, West Riding Constabulary, Goole, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 8. Stolen about the 16th ultimo, from the Victoria Steam Mills, Romford, Essex, 10 Bags, weighing 28 lbs. each, of No. 1 Shot, in which a little No. 2 Shot is mixed. £ 10 reward is offered to any person who will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Also stolen on the 2nd instant, from the dwelling- house of Mr. Fisher, Rainham, Essex, publican, a pair of men's knee Boots, the tops of which are lined with red leather, and a pair of men's spring side Boots, which have been recently soled and the elastic is much w<> rn. Information to be given to Inspector Gilpin, Police Station, Romford, Essex.- Bow- street. February 8. PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE OFFICERS. ( On the Persons o] Prisoners or elsewhere, J Found in the possession of a vagrant, giving the name of WILLIAM ARKENSTATT, native of Eccleshall, Stafford- shire, 28 years of age : a rough harding Packing Sheet and a small Hammer, supposed to have been stolen. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Hanmer, Whitchurch, Salop.— Bow- street, February 13. 4 POLICE GAZETTE; * WAR OFFICE, DESERTERS FROM February 13, 1865. ^ A^ ~ . MAJESTY'S SERVICE. On and after this date Pec. 11,1857), until further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a Deserter will be 1WEHII 8HILLII& 8 InWead of TEW iHILLIIV^ i; the object being to prevent the crime of Desertion, and to hold out a greater inducement for the recovery of Deserters to Her Majesty's Service. DFTTCB BO. NAME. EES. NO. COUPS. WHEBE BOBN. TRADE. SUB. BYES. FACE. COAT & TBOTT8EES. DATS OP DEBEBTN. PLACE OF DESEKTION. MARKS AND REMARKS John Marney Walter C. Morris James Hurry John McKay Henry Hamilton Robert McMillen Duncan Campbell James McWilliams William Anderson James Dwyer 1130 1' 212 1379 761 732 3354 1106 2631 64tb Foot, 69th Foot 76th Foot 79th Foot 91st Foot ditto 92ud Foot 93rd Foot 101th Foot 108th Foot Lon Ion Alton, Hants Litllebury, Essex Glasgow ditto Kilwinning, Ayr Blairgowrie, Perth Keith, Barillshire Bromley, Middlesex. Thurles, Tipperary labourer servant labourer miner pipe maker miner labourer ditto ditto 20 20 234 18 181 20* 24 18 301 23 64 64 6 61 61 71 5 3 84 brown 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. London 6 Jan. Gosport 10 Jan. Chatham 10 Jan. Stirling 12 Jan. Chatham 12 Jan. ditto 3 Jan. Glasgow 3 Jan. Abrleen 10 Jail. Parkhurst 2S Dec. Bnnis 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 Henry Stroud Eli Marshall James Wood William Geer George Rivers Andrew Todd Michael Walsh John Jones Charles Rooke James Wall 647 948 694 315 11023 762 17485 17681 17683 16567 ttoyal H. Art. ditto ditto ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Oxfurd Newbury, Berks Leicester Westerham, Kent Bow, Middlesex Bushmills, Antrim New brook, Mayo Liverpool Hovtun, London Stratford, Essex ditto ditto groom ditto clerk labourer ditto groom labourer :, ditto ' 22 22 28 23 284 364 22 214 2o* 191 4} . It, brn .44 brown 94 dk. brn 6 brown H It. brn 01 light 6 brown 6 brown 64 brown 41 brown grey grey hazel grey grey hazel grey brown brown blue sallow fresh sallow fresh fresh fair fresh fair fresh fair regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 1 Jan. 11 Jan. 27 Dec. 10 Jan. 6 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Woolwich ditto Dublin Woolwich Sheerncss Cork Warley Woolwich ditto ditto off furlough to Abingdon D off furlough to Manchester ditto to BallycaBtle, Antrim tattooed all over chest and arms Thomas Wabster Thomas White Myron Winslow Joseph Lunt Charles Price Henry Cheeseman Alexander McLeod John Hunter John Wheeler 9043 15976 14952 1835 845 2449 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 28011 ditto 2075 8355 83H6 ditto Rl. Engineers ditto Edinburgh Croydon, Surrey Southampton Ecolesfield, Stafford Bifhopsgate, London 8t< ckbury, Kent Dalziel, Lanark Larue, Antrim Corsham, Wilts Gorey, Wexford printer labourer student shoemaker labourer ditto fehoemaker carpenter ditto 36 191 24 35 20 21 20 28 283 21 10 4 11 8 84 44 41 21 6 6 dk. bra brown brown Bandy brown brown brown dk. brn brown 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 Deo. 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 j D 180660 John Daly 7300 ditto London printer 261 5 7 brown grey tresh ditto 30 Dec. ditto off lurlough 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 20J 6 6 brown blue fresh ditto 26 Dec. ditto off leave to London ; scar on brow 180663 Robert John Lewis 4101 ditto London carpenter 26} 6 7 brown hazel fair ditto 1 Jan. Shomcliffe ditto to Southampton 180564 Robert Fraser 7118 ditto Edinburgh mason 22 6 64 black black pale ditto 1 Jan. ditto off furlough to Edinburgh; mark rt. arm 180565 Donald Henderson 2nd Dragoons Lathern, Caithness olerk 244 5 94 dk. brn grey fresh tweed 4 Jan. Edinburgh recruit, not surgically inspected 180666 Thomas Bryan 4 th Drag. Gds. Birmingham bootmaker 19 5 9 brown grey dark cloth; cord 4 Jan. Birminghm ditto round- shouldered 180687 James Bane — 2nd Foot Mossley, Lancashire piecer 18 5 54 dk. brn hazel tresh black; cord 7 Jan. Oldham ditto 180668 John Welsh 6th Foot Galway labourer 19 6 74 auburn brown fresh brown j cord 6 Jan. N'wctl'- u- L ditto 18056!) Thomas Sansom — ditto Nottingham ditto 24 5 6 It. brn blue fresh dark ; cord 10 Jan. Northampt. recruit, surgically inspected .80670 John Aspin 6th Foot Livei pool cottonspinr. 19 6 64 dk. brn bazel sallow tweed; moleskin 7 Jan. Blackburn ditto scar on forehead 180671 John Glynn — 8th Foot Bradlcrd, Yorkshire labourer 18 5 64 It. brn grey fresh black j cord 7 Jan. Bradford ditto 180672 Thomas Cooney 17th Foot Donolnll, Tipperary ditto 18 5 7 dk. brn blue fresh dark ; tweed 10 Jan. Tipperary recruit, not surgically inspected 180673 Henry Tebbutt — ditto Nottingham weaver 21 6 7 It. brn hazel fresh dark; cord 10 Jan. Northampt. recruit, surgically inspected 180674 William Ferguson — 22nd Foot Liverpool labourer 22 5 84 dk. bra hazel fresh tweed; moleskin 3 Jan. Liverpool recruit, not surgically inspected 180576 John Ward 39th Foot ditto striker 20 6 ? 1 brown grey fresh white linen; cord 5 Jan. ditto ditto 180676 William Devine . ditto flitto bricklayer 21 5 9 brown grey fresh white linen; black 5 Jan.. ditto ditto 180677 John Clarke 41st Foot Birmingham shoemaker 18 5 7 It. brn grey fresh brown j black 7 Jan. Birminghm ditto 180678 Arthur Marsh — ditto Manchester mason 24 6 6* dk. bra L'rov fresh blue j tweed 4 Jan. Manchester ditto 180579 Thomas Morgan — ditto ditto labourer 20 5 6 dk. bn Lrv » : v- sallow black j cord 31 Dec. ditto ditto 180680 Robert Cassels* 42nd Foot Biackwell, Lanark tailor 19 6 6 fair grej fresh black; grey 1 Jan. Edinburgh ditto * alias Wands 180681 Thomas Williams — ditto Motherwell, Lanark labourer 234 5 64 black grey fresh black; tweed 6 Jan. Glasgow ditto 180682 James Manuel ditto ditto miner 21 5 61 dk. brn blue fresh ditto 6 Jan. ditto ditto 180583 John Williamson — 43rd Foot Liverpool wheelwrght 22 5 9 dk. brn grey fresh brown 10 Jan. Liverpool ditto 180684 John Parks — 68th Foot Moniighan labourer 18 6 61 dk. brn grey fresh blue 2 Jan. ditto recruit, surgically inspected 180685 James Sutherland — ditto v Kilmarnock, Ayr irondresser 18 5 64 dk. bra hazel fresh brown; cord 2 Jan. ditto ditto tattooed on arms 180686 Joseph White — ditto Liverpool engineer 20 S 5 dk. brn hazel fresh black; fustian 16 Jan. ditto recruit, not surgically inspected 180687 Benjamin Blamires — ditto ditto labourer 18 5 74 brown grey tresh tweed 16 Jan. ditto ditto 180688 James Gill .— 69th Foot Ashton- under- Lyne ditto 18 5 7 It. brn blue fair black; cord 7 Jan. Ashton- u- L nail of right forefinger broken; recruit 180589 John James — 60th Rifles Liverpool ditto 24 5 74 It. brn hazel fresh tweed; cord 3 Jan. Liverpool recruit, not surjically ' nspected 180590 Colin Hunter ditto Dundee, Forfar weaver 20 5 64 dk. brn hazel fresh canvas; tweed moleskin 6 Jan. Dnndee recruit, approved 180691 John Flynn — 63rd Foot Lanark labourer 21 5 64 dk. brn hazel fresh 16 Jail. Glasgow recruit, not surgically inspected 180592 Martin Tyrel — 65th Foot Liverpool ditto 19 6 64 brown grey fresh white; cord 10 Jan. Liverpool ditto 180693 Robert Jones '' — ditto ditto shipwright 23 5 74 brown blue fresh brown; moleskin 10 Jan. ditto ditto 180594 Donald McKay _ 74th Foot Oban, Argyle shepherd 20 5 74 dk. brn hazel florid tweed 5 Jan. Glasgow diito 180595 Alex. Campbell — ditto Kothsey, Bute labourer 18 5 6 brown blue pale brown; moleskin 5 Jan. ditto ditto 180596 William Pickering — 70th Foot Bury, Lancashire bricklayer 23 5 6 brown grey tresh moleskin 8 Jan. Eccles crucifix on right arm, flags on left; recruit 180597 Thomas Williams 658 6th Drag. Gds. London groom 214 5 74 auburn grey fresh regimental 11 Jan. Brighton took part of reg. nec. 180698 John H. Walker 827 ditto Calcutta olerk 264 5 51 brown grey fresh ditto 13 Jan. ditto ditto 18069!) Edward Machin 287 1th Hussars DoncBBter labourer 261 5 6 brown blue fresh ditto 13 Jan. Belturbet took the whole of reg. nec.; D 180600 I9th Lancers Kihnocramon, Dngal. ditto 211 5 10 brown grey fresh ditto 11 Jan. Dublin D ; scar on right leg 180601 Edward Higgins 362 llth Hussars Kinlock, Leitrim ditto 26} 6 6 dk. brn blue fair ditto 16 Jan. ditto scar back of neck 180602 Charles Insull 325 llth Hussars Worcester carpenter 214 6 7 brown blue fresh ditto 1 Jan. Aldershot off pass to London 180603 Frederick Turner 2058 16th Lancors Tuxford, Notts labourer 27 S 7 brown bazel fair ditto 13 Jan. Ipswich D D ; took part of reg. nee. 180601 Clarence Lindon 3 0 Military Train B hnonton, Miidlesx. engine fitter 22 5 31 auburn blue fresh ditto 4 Nov. Auckland* took the whole of reg. nec. * New Zealand 180605 Michael Kenny 2163 Gren. Guards Hnlifax, Yorkshire nawker 20 5 9 dark blue fresh ditto 6 Jan. London took waist- belt and part of reg. neo. 180G06 John Smith 2115 ditto 01 lham, Lancaster spinner 204 5 74 auburn grey Fresh ditto 6 Jan. ditto ditto 180607 Amos Small 6886 ditto Charley, Sussex labourer 28} 8 84 dk. brn bazol fresh ditto 4 Jan. ditto ditto 180608 George Skeet 869 ditto Kin^ slanl, Norfolk gardener 25 5 8} brown It. brn dark ditto 12 Jan. ditto ditto 180609 Charles Turner 1121 ditto B'irron- ii.- Nee wood* servant 22 5 10 It. brn blue fr- sh ditto 13 Jan. ditto took part of reg. nec. * Stafford 180610 Goorge Watts 823 Scots Fusiliers Coletord, Ulo'ster Welshpool, Mntgmry labourer 254 6 9 dk. brn hazel swarth ditto 16 Jan. ditto took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 180611 David Lewis 660 1st Foot ironmonger 234 5 4 dark hazel fresh ditto 11 Jan. Jersey off furlough to Welshpool 180612 John Ducker 33' 2nd Foot Islington, London clockmaker 33 5 3 brown blue fresh ditto 31 Dec. Devonport ditto to London; mole on left lee 180613 William Curry 166 3rd Foot Carey, Armagh labourer 26 5 8 It. brn grey fresh ditto 15 Jan. Sheffield D D 180614 Thomas Heman 10l> 8 ditto Roscommon ditto 18} 5 54 brown hazel fresh ditto 11 Jan. Limerick 180616 Rich. Bridgewater 1268 ditto Epsom, Surrey baker 26 6 64 brown grey fresh ditto 14 Jan. ditto off furlough to Dorking, Surrey 180616 James Kennedy 913 4th Foot Knightsbridge, Lndn. plasterer 18$ 5 61 It. brn grey fresh ditto IB Jan. Chatham took waist- belt and part of reg. ne « . 180617 Jamos Wilson — ditto Coatbii tge, Lanark miner 19 6 64 sandy blue fresh plain 13 Jan. Coatbridge recruit, attested 180618 James Wilson 852 ditto Dalzal, Lanark collier 20} 5 61 brown grey fair regimental 14 Jan. Chatham off furlough to Motherwell, Lanark recruit; en route for Chatham I806W Alex. McKenzie — ditto Lanark weaver 19 5 61 brown hazel fresh 16 Jan. London 180620 Adam Mitchell — ditto Fraserburgh, Aberdn. labourer 19 0 64 dark hazel pale 16 Jan. ditto ditto 180621 Jos. Francis 1252 6th Foot Carmarthen boot closer 21 5 8 dk. brn grey fresh regimental IB Jan. Woolwich off pass 180622 Henry Trudgitt 356 ditto Stanton, Suffolk miller 244 5 71 It. brn blue fresh ditto IB Jan. ditto ditto 180623 Herbert Guyton 764 ditto Norwich shoemaker 24 5 6 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 11 Jan. ditto ditto 180624 George Hole 1321 8th Foot Mattock, Derbyshire Birr, King's labourer 19} 5 8 brown hazel fresh ditto 11 Jan. Manchester 180625 Michael Day 1303 14 th Foot ditto 23 5 7 black grey fresh ditto 28 Oct. Wellington * New Zealand 180626 Daniel Hill — 15 th Foot Northampton shoemaker 23 6 Bi brown hazel fresh black; cord 17 Jan. London recruit, finally approved 180627 180628 James Glynn William Braybrook 3668 <• 10 17 th Foot ditto Castlebar, Mayo Woburn Sands, Bdfrd baker boot closer 28} 24} 6 5 54 91 dk. bra brown hazel brown sallow fresh regimental ditto 14 Jan. 14 Jan. Limerick off furlough to Castlebar ditto ditto to Northampton; D 180629 George Morsley 1365 20th Foot Cranbrook, Kent labourer 22} 6 6 It. brn hazel fair ditto 14 Jan. Chatham took part of reg. nec. 180630 180631 180632 180633 180634 180635 180636 180637 180688 180639 Thomas Kilfoil James Rice Joseph Turner Charles Hardinge James Watson Barth. Feighnarty Patrick Keefe David Young James Faulkner John Bamforth 444 16tf3 834 965 918 1016 727 1606 995 21st Foot ditto 24tb Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto 26th Foot ditto ditto Abbevleix, Queen's Duleek, Month Wfstbromwich, Staff. Kingstown, Dublin Beccles, Norfolk Liselton, Kerry Mullinahone, Tippry. Edinburgh Bow, Middlesex Owhorlon, Y< rk ditto groom labourer tailor labourer ditto groom moulder carpenter cutler 191 221 174 19 18} 21 214 23 i 21J 261 6 71 5 61 71 11 51 81 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 Birminehm Shorncliffe ditto ditto Cork Athlone ditto Ceylnn offlurluugh to Abbeyleix; pockpitted ditto to Glasgow recruit, attested off furlough ditto j crossed muskets on each arm ditto ditto to Kiltymore; scar on rt. shin off furlough to Edinburgh ditto to London D; scar on left temple 180640 180641 180642 180648 180644 180646 180646 180847 180648 180649 David Douglas Thomas O'Neil John Woods Joseph Lewis John Lee Peter Regan William Hawkins Mathew Leadon James Cowden John Grant 6H1 949 869 908 1160 919 85 vt 907 1233 1249 2tith hoot 29t. h Foot 30th Foot 31st Foot 37th Foot 40th Foot ditto list Foot 42nd Foot ditto Ulassow Clare Baldock, Herts Newry, Down Heat 011 Norris, Lane. Dungannon, Tjrone Wesibromwich, Staff. Iran, C are Barhead, Renfrew Kiltnurnook, Ayr cooper labourer ditto tailor bricklayer shoemaker collier labourer lastmaker 22 20} 20| 191 184 214 181 19 26 19 black It. brn It. brn It. brn It. brn brown dk. brn dark dk. brn fair hazel grey hazel grey hazel grey hazel brown grey grey lresh fair fresh tresh fresh fresh fresh dark fresh florid regimental plain ditto regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 30 Deo. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 11 Jan. 14 Jan. 16 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. Portsmouth Newry Montreal Chatham Dover Birr ditto Preston Stirling ditto ott furlough to Glasgow mole on left shoulder off furlough to Newrj-; D ditto to Liverpool ditto to Newcastle- on- Tyne ditto to Liverpool # ooach- springmakr Dj pockpitted 6 P O L I C E GAZETTE. vf - ; > •• February! 13. ' sfcjs DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued). — * ffci NAME. BEO. HO. OOEPS. WHEBE BOBK. TBADE. SIZE) PAOi. COAT & TBOUSKB8. DATE or DE8EBTN. PLACE OF DE8EBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. Peter Donnelly Edward Fielding John Bayers James McGuire Henry Woodman James Adams Joseph Kerelle Henry Cain 821 3928 3962 578 4082 4255 1171 1105 4UU Foot 46th Foot 49th Foot ditto ditto ditto 53rd Foot ditto 59th Foot ditto Berogti, Tyrone Sheffield Wigan, Lancashire Manchester LeightnBuzzrd, Beds Cheshunt, Herts London Liverpool Clones, Monaghan Sutton, Be is labourer combmaker weaver piecer labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 19 i 34$ 28! 184 27f 28 391 23} 27* • m brown It. brn brown browr jjrey brort^ lue dark ^ aark dk. brn grey It. brn gray brown grey brown | grev fresh fair fresh fresh fair tresh dark fresh fair fresh regimental 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. 11 Jan. Colchester Buttevant Dublin ditto ditto ditto Birr Curragh Aldershot ditto took the whole of reg, nec. off furlough to Sheffield ditto to Wigan; D ditto to Manchester ditto to Dunstable ditto to Cheshunt ditto ; tat tooed on ^ rqis ditto to Newcastle- on- Tyne ditto ditto ; ' C. B.' pn left arm Mark Cable George Hitch William Barlow Henry Berryman William Warner Thomas Handley Edward Gallagher Thomas Reynolds John Owen John Lally 133 931 1167 HOB 3795 639 58 916 1011 1077 60th Rifles ditto ditto ditto ditto 61st Foot ditto 62nd Foot 64th Foot ditto Halstead, Essex Cambridge Marlborough, Wilts London Dublin Stcurport, Worcester Carrick- on- Suir Annaduff, Mayo Manchester Ba'lygar, Golway ditto ditto baker mounter painter labourer tailor labourer ditto ditto 30} 23 19 20 30} 23$ 26* 19i 22* 22} It. bra brown light brown dk. brn It. brn brown black dk. brn brown grey grey blue hazel grey brown grey grey grey gwf 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 waiet- belt and great coat tattooed on left arm off furlough to Manchester ditto to Balljgar 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 Nottuigham London Bradley, Worcester Glasgow ditto Liff, Forfar Walworth, Surrey Mullingar, Roscmn. Glasgow Sitns, Kent bleacher labourer ditto iron turner tailor labourer ditto ditto sailmaker carpenter 23 23 194 204 22J 21 224 21* 194 26 5* 7 6* 5 6} 6 74 94 74 11 brown brown brown It brn dk. brn dark dk. bra It. brn brown black grey brown brown blue blue grey blue blue blue black fair fresh fresh pale fresh pale fresh fresh swarth Ballow 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 Fermoy Aberdeen Edinburgh Aldershot ditto Dublin Gospprt John Larks Joseph Nicholson Edwin Ward James Brown William Parnell John Baldwin Thomas Moss Patrick Heffernan Nicholas Neal James Robinson 636 21 486 1645 1276 30 3376 450 2018 7 2 ditto 92nd Foot 98th Foot 100th Foot 101st Foot ditto 104th Foot 105th Foot 108th Foot Rifle Brigade Glasgow Anderaton, Lanark Coventry Luton, Beds St. Agnes, Cornwall Cleolsy, Berks London Olonmel, Tipperary Dungarvan, Waterfd. Lambeth, London printer plumber watchmaker labourer shoeingsmh labourer servant labourer ditto cigarmaker Charles Coppin James Nye William Pilbrow John Foley Michael Ryan Thomas Child Edward Gale John McDuff John King William McKinless 707 961 1477' 16731 16010 17202 14871 1H67 17580 96 Royal H. Art. Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Lee, Kent Godulmiijg, Surrey Ipswich Kingston, Surrey Ash, Hants Hambledon, Surrey Harrow, Middlesex Inverary, Argylo Coventry Portelenone, Antrim labourer ditto ditto ditto mason Bhoeingsmh groom boilermaker porter weaver 25 5 8 brown blue pale ditto 15 Jan. ditto 2+ 4 6 14 brown blue ditto 13 Jan. Glasgow 28| 5 5 brown blue fresh ditto 16 Jan, Colchester 203 5 54 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 11 Jan. Parkhurst 244 5 7 brown hazel fresh ditto 15 Jan. Chatham 26* & 3 brown blue fresh ditto 14 Jan. ditto 184 5 6 brown grey dark plain 17 Jan. Park hurst 33} & 44 brown grey fresh regimental 15 Nov. Wellingtn.* 19 5 64 brown grey fresh ditto 12 Jan. Fermoy 20 5 104 brown hazel fresh ditto 17 Jan. Winchester 18* 5 44 brown hazel fresh ditto 16 Jan. Woolwich 294 5 6 dk. bm grey fresh ditto 15 Jan. Dover 19} 5 U brown hazel fresh ditto 15 Jan. Woolwich 18} 5 4 black hazel fresh ditto 15 Jan. ditto 22} 5 5* brown grey sallow ditto 14 Jan. ditto - 94 5 4} It. brn grey fresh ditto 14 Jan. ditto 294 5 44 block brown sallow ditto 11 Jan. ditto 19} 5 44 brown blue sallow ditto 14 Jau. ditto • 20* 6 8 brown grey fresh ditto 17 Jan. d ttp 28} 6 1 fair grey fresh ditto 12 Jan. Goaport ditto to Nottingham; lost 6 molars took the whole of reg. nec.; D recruit, finally approved eff furlough to Glasgow scar on left side * alias McDermott recruit, finally approved supp. gone to London; recruit off furlough to Gravesend j ecaj- on rt. ankls took waist- belt off furlough to Edinburgh ditto to Dublin took part of reg. nec. supp. stole a great coat off furlough to Lut" n; pockpitted ditto to St. Agnes ditto to Wallipgton, Berks took waist- belt * Ea » t India off furlough to Cork ditto to Hambledon scar on upper lip off furlough to Glasgow anchor and star on left hand off furlough to Portgleuonej D, var. William Hughes Thomas Gordon Thomas Egan Patrick Lynch Thomas lawson Geo. M. Cornelius John Alexander James Whitiford Henry Brown William Rodgers 1503 17541 8297 16359 6768 7010 ditto ditto ditto ditto Rl. Engineers ditto 2nd Dragoons 9th Lanctrs 2nd Foot ditto Enfield, Middlesex Hull Dublin Newport, Tipperary Strattbrd, Essex Camolford, Cornwall Old MoilUund, Lanrk. Glasgow K lin burgh Mayhole, Ayr labourer ditto carpenter tailor upholsterer tailor miner engineer tailor ditto 30 20 28 19 224 6 dk. brn 44 dk. brn dk. brn brown red It. brn dk. brn It. brn brown black hazel blue blue grey hazel blue hazel grey blue black fresh fresh fresh fair freck. fair fresh fresh fresh dark ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plaid; moleskin black black; tweed black 11 Jan. 16 Jan. 15 Jan. 15 Jan. 15 Jan. 11 Jan. 16 Jan. 17 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. Athjone 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 Thomas Smilley Samuel Salsbury John Barnes James Jones Charles Burgess Charles Woodward Alfred Edgerton John Braceland Francis McKeen William Coutts Thomas Smith Michael Whelan Michael Hawkins Edward Wild Walter Davidge Joseph Atkinson Charles Crane William Brown 4th Foot ifith Foot 26th Foot 27th Foot 30th Foot 38th Foot 49 th Foot ditto ditto 74th Foot ( Linlithgow Kirkham, Lane. Lameeth, London PPlonughan BatbrialOreeii. Londn Cool iy, Gloucester Bury, Lancashire Con well, Donegal Armagh Breohin, Forfar | saddler shoemaker ' labourer ; tailor frenchplshr. jlabourer millwright jlabourer ! tailor | groom 555 194 18 23 18 18 • 204 ao 23 24 dk. brn It. brn brown lit. brn brown brown , lt. brn brown brown It. brn hazel dk. ben grey grey hazel grey grey grey grey grey sallow light fresh fresh fresh pale fresh fresh fresh fresh black; cord dark ; light black; grey ditto black; tweed fustian; cord brown; cord fust, jacket; mole mixture grey 20 Jan. 14 Jap. 12 Jan. 19 Jan. 14 Jan. 10 Jan. 17 Jan. 16 Jan. 16 Jan. 17 Jan. CoatDiidge Preston Westittinstr Drogheda Westminstr Gloucester Eccles Lisburn Enniskillen Edinburgh ditto reoruit, 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; recruit recruit, attested recruit, not surgically inspected John Anderson 198 280 430 662 176 692 738 541 Roy. Artillery 4th Drag. Gda. ditto 6th Drag. Gds. ist Dragoons 3rd Hussars 5th Lancers 7th Hussars 9th Lancers ditto Pad. lington, London Mullingar, Westinth. Swinoford, Mayo ( Sulford, Lancashire Bath Kilworth, Leioester Hammersmith, Mdlsx Ksnnington, Surrey Hudiiers field Inverness labourer .20 5 shoemaker 2!} 5 labourer as 5 ditto 27* 5 ditto 23 5 knitter 254 S labourer 214 5 — 20} 5 clerk 2H 6 ditto 22} 5 ditto 23 » 5 optician 231 0 labourer 254 5 gardener 19} 6 shoemaker 20} 6 ropemaker 29} 5 clerk 21} 5 labourer 23} 5 optician 22* 5 butcher 214 5 s! 10 10 9* 61 7 1 in 74 • brown dk. brn dk. brn fair brown It. brn It. bra brown flaxen dk. bra grey blue grey blue grey grey blue hazel blue gfey fair ruddy fair fresh freah fresh fresh Sallow fresh sallow black regimental ditto ditto dittp ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 12 Jan. 2t Jan. 14 Jan. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 4 Feb. 18 Jan, 31 Jan. 21 Jail. 6 Feb. Westminstr Newbrijge ditto Dublin Aldershot Manchester Canterbury Maidstone Dublin ditto mark bottom of nose; reoruit took part of reg. nee. ; D off furlough to Oldbury ; scar on uppa? lijj ditto to Alderney took the whole of reg. nee. John Dunkley John Rose George Roberts Henry Clements Robert Murray Henry Stone John Harris John Brown Frederick Payne Edward Carpenter 414 711 476 754 678 1688 379 237 420 640 ditto ditto llth Hussars ditto lit h Lanoers lMi Elinors 11 th Hussars ditto duco 16th Hussars Stoke JJruerue* Chelsea, Middlesex Tenbury, Hereford Windsor, Berks Ormskirk, Lancaster Liverpool Sheffield . lesbusgh, Norfolk Hoiloway Cambridge 84 84 6 6} 7 7 6 6 T brown, bt> own brown It. brn It bra browa brown lit. brn j brown 641 brown grey haeel grey b » zel grey hazel hazel blue gK'J g'" ey jfresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto supposed plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 31 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Jau. 27 Jan. 29 Jan. 30 Jan. 22 Jan. 14 Jan. 18 Jan. 28 Jaa. ditto ditto ditto- ditto SheffieU Hounslow AldausljDt ditto ditto Edinburgh off furlough to Northampton * North- took the whole ot reg. nec. [ amptoa off furlough to Kidderminster olf pass to Old Windsor ; lost two molars took part of reg. neo, off furlough to Liverpool . heart oa nglrt lat- m off furlough to Dublin D took part of reg. neo. Richard Carroll Francis Kelly Thomas Manning Henry Barrett David James William Leawood Henry Bennett William Charman Henry Baker William Akers 1123 80 s7 2182 8118 1032 7362 2197 8S6 688 17th Lancers 18th Hussars Military Train Gren. Guards ditto ditto ditto ditto Oold. Guards ditto Scots Fusiliers ditto ditto ditto ditto let Foot 2nd Foot 3rd Foot i ditto ditto Limerick Leeds Mullinahone, T! ipprry Marlboro', Wilts Lewes, Sussex Ashby- de- la- Zouoh* Herring, Susses Brighton Wbitaere, Warwiok Marsto", Oxford baker 23 5 7* tailor 21 5 labourer 21 5 64 mason 24} 5 8 basketmakr 18 5 6* labourer 23 5 10 ditto 30* 5 74 ditto 25 5 10 sawyer 211 5 84 labourer 28 5 94 cooper 214 5 10* labourer 214 6 7} ditto 23 5 8 bricklayer 224 5 6* labourer 27 5 11} engine drivr 224 5 6* labourer 19} 5 64 ditto 214 5 6 ditto 271 5 5 weaver 29 5 6 fair brown dk. & rn brown light dk. brn It. brn dark dk. brn dk. brn brown blue brown grey grey hazel blue hazel grey grey fresh fresh fresh fair fair fresh fair dark fresh dark tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 25 Jan. 19 Jan. 31 Jau. 22 Jan. 27 Jan. 17 Jan. 27 Jan. 22 Jan. 17 Jan. 28 Jan. Liverpool Canterbury Portsmouth London ditto ditto ShorndifFe London ditto ditto scar on left shoulder; recruit [ left arm burn mark on . chest and left leg, anchor on off furlough to Mullinahone ulcer on toe took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. ditto * Leicester ditto ditto off recruiting service at Norwich grey tnosh ditto 21 Jan. Greenock London grey fresh ditto 21 Jan. hazel fresh ditto 21 Jan. ditto grey fair ditto 1 Feb. ditto blue fresh ditto 31 Jan. ditto blue fresh dark; moleskin 30 Jan. Manchester blue fair regimental 31 Jan. Chatham grey sallow ditto 19 Jan. Sheffield blue fair ditto 31 Jau. ditto blue jresh ditto 27 Jan. ditto Thomas shepperd james Holder Enoch Brown Joseph Douglas Peter Fisken George Morehouse Alfred Greedy William Cutts John Murphy Robert Telford 1052 416 681 798 6536 1323 1070 3666 8338 Liverpool Monmouth Shrewsbury Blandford, Dorset Perth Lancaster Wellington, Somcrs Worksop, Notts Mallow, Cork Belfast dk. brn It. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn fair light brown brown dk. brn off furlough to Greenock pockpitted took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. ditto left middle finger contracted large mole on left knee; recruit off furlough to Wellington; tattooed It. arm off furlough to Mallow George Bishop Charles Pearse James Hawkins Andrew Mullan Robert Mayes Thomas James Robert Cage William Frazer William Chatfield Alexander Smylie 311 890 648 1218 633 1222 ditto 1th Foot ditto ditto Stli Foot ditto ditto ftth Foot ditto ditto Kiddt* minster Atburtoo, Gloucester Blackburn Mayo HemiHgham, Norfolk Stroud, Gloucester Norwich Hamilton, Lanark Uttooeter, Stafford Loo^ giel, Antrim labourer sawyer labourer ditto ditto plumber labourer gardener labourer shoemaker 26} 19ij 17} 22 24} 22 241 194 214 20 i It. 8 54 71 6 81 9 8 3f 10 brown brown dark dark dk. brn dark dk. brn light It. brn dark grey hazel hazel grey blue dark blue blue blue dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh florid ditto ditto brown; cord velvet; moleskin regimental black; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto 26 Jan. 21 Jau. 18 Jan. 18 Jan. 3 Feb. 19 Jan. 25 Jan. 14 Jan. 30 Jan. 28 Jan. ditto Chatham Bolton ditto Woolwich London Woolwich Devonport ditto ditto D took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. recruit, attested ditto recruit, not finally approved off pass to Richmond off furlough to Hamilton ditto to Uttoxeter ditto to Brook Yale, Antrim 180/ 70 180771 180772 180778 180774 180775 180776 180777 iWJJrtirCvt. worn iulwild Kelly William Birt Andrew Yownf Janus Bojle John V hite Stipl en V\ il* V » John Mutiny Jit}*! ' JUtpMptKMl • jfwiwn Mwnry ' I I. on. us Rjan 1497 741 1687 1286 H76 694 243 897 1080 ditto ditto 8th Foot 10th Foot ditto llth Foot lt) tb Foot ditto ditto ditto Mspcbeeter Daveiitrj, Northmpt. GUnluee, Wigton llTunigt on, C » van Dunle< r< « n, W ieklow Gittoii, Cambridge Killneun, JfiKtth Enr. iekiUen, Frmngh. Denamqie, Wieklow Grnigui', Kilkenny groom collier shoemaker labourer ditto ditto shoemaker lobourir ditto ditto 24" 334 • 9} 23} 30 244 244 224 25 64 5 6J 9} 6* 5} 9S 105 64 It. bra dk. brn <! i> . brn black It. brn dk. bra brown dk. brn red dk. brn It. bin hazel grey hazel grey grey blue blue grey fresh fresh swarth fresh fresh sallow ; reBh fresh fresh fresh plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 24 Jan. 30 Jan. 29 Jan. 23 Jan. 27 Jan. 28 Jan. 31 Dec. 31 Doc. 10 Jan. 10 Jan. Liverpool Colchester Manchester Preston ditto Fermoy Halifax* ditto ditto ditto recruit, finally approved off furlough to Weedon; D, pookpitted pockpitted off furlough; bandy- legged D * Nova Scotia L Februnry 1* 3. POLICE GAZETTE. DESERTEKS FJ^) M THE MILITIA. omoi • a iSAME. KKG. BO. COUPS. WHEBE BOBK, TEA BE. SIZE. HAI. 4 EYES. h COAT & TBOT7BBB8. DATE OF DESSBTH. PLACE OF DEBKBTIOS. MARKS AITD EKMASKa Michael McGann Thomas Heveran Matthias Connelly John Toohey John Noon Thou. Monaghan Michael Lyons Patrick Rooney Patrick Heverun John Rusk ltfil 1473 1475 1480 J. 193 1530 1548 1551 1568 1578 South Mayo* ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Castlebar ditto Clitden, Galway Balls, Mayo ClifJen, Galw^ y Ballinrobe, Mayo ditto ditto ditto Westport labourer shoemaker labourer ditto ditto ditto Bhoemaker labourer ditto groom 5 441 brown jfe '' dk. brn brown fair sandy brown brown brown brown brown 5 4i 5 6 5 61 5 6 5 6 5 7 5 44 6 6 5 71 blue grey blue grey blue grey blue g « y hazel fair fair freah fresh . fresh sallow sallow fail' fresh fair 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 Jun 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June Westport ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto * absent from training pockpitted 64676 Michael Dea 1& 92 ditto Cast lebar labourer 81 6 7 sandy blue fair 3 Jun ditto 61676 Patrick Murray 1614 ditto Clilden, Galway ditto 21 5 61 brown hazel fair 3 Jun ditto 64677 Michael Burke 1660 ditto Ballaghadareen, Mayo shoemaker 24 6 61 brown grey fair 3 Jun ditto 64678 Thomas Durdy 1666 ditto Claremorris butcher 22 5 5 brown blue sallow 3 June ditto scar on right eye 64679 John Connolly 1677 ditto Swineford labourer 22 5 7 brown grey fresh — 3 June ditto 64680 J ohn Cunningham 168I ditto Westport tailor 20 5 41 brown blue fair 3 June ditto 64681 John Regan 1766 ditto ditto painter 20 5 51 brown blue fair 3 June ditto 64682 John Collins 1769 ditto ditto shoemaker 20 5 6 brown blue fresh • 1 3 June ditto 64683 Austin Joyce 1770 ditto ditto labourer 20 5 4 brown grey fair 3 June ditto 64684 James Faraher 1783 ditto Ballinrobe ditto 19 5 41 brown grey fair 3 June ditto 61685 John Leonard 1788 ditto Ballaghadareen ditto 28 5 41 brown gre? fresh 3 June —.——— 1—, ditto « 4 « R « Patrick Ryder 1791 ditto Westport ditto 22 5 61 black hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64687 Michael Finn 1793 ditto ditto servant 19 5 41 brpwn blue fresh 1 3 June ditto " 64688 Patrick Joyce 1803 ditto Bcffln labourer 19 5 4 brown hazel fair 3 June ditto 64689 James Connerly 1805 ditto ditto ditto 18 6 4 brown grey fair 3 June ditto 64690 Andr. Woodhouse 1813 ditto Westport ditto 20 6 61 black hazel fresh 1 3 June ditto 64691 George Keane 1817 ditto Castlebar ditto 20 5 6 dk. brn grey fresh — 3 June ditto 64692 Daniel Duggan 1B21 ditto Ballinrobe ditto 23 5 9 dk. brn hazel fresh 3 June ditto 61693 Patrick Hyland 1827 ditto ditto ditto 19 5 44 dk. brn blue fresh 1 3 June ditto 64694 Thomas Cavanagh 1833 ditto Westport ditto 18 5 44 browo. blue fair 3 June ditto 64695 John Fallow 1835 ditto Bally higue ditto 18 5 41 brown black fair . 3 June ditto 64696 Thomas Kitrick 1837 ditto Westport ditto 25 6 5 brown grey fresh 1 3 June ditto 64697 Thomas Faherty 1866 ditto Boffin ditto 18 £ 5 black hazel fair 3 June ditto 64698 Michael Jennings 1859 ditto Weetport ditto 18 5 71 brown hazel fresh 111 3 June ditto 64699 Patrick Colleran 1860 ditto Holly mount servant 28 5 54 brown grey freeh 11 8 June ditto 64700 Henry Mitchell 1863 ditto ditto labourer 22 5 64 black hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64701 Patrick Tury 1866 ditto Ballyhigue ditto 21 5 7 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64702 Michael Rieley 1883 ditto Hollymount ditto 20 5 4 brown hazel freah . in 3 June ditto 64708 Thomas Henelly 1889 ditto Ballinrobe ditto 21 6 5 brown grey fair 3 June ditto 6170- 1 Thomas Kavanagh 1893 ditto ditto ditto 18 6 41 brown blue fair 3 June ditto 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 194t 1946 1951 1956 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Ballinrobe Aglish Westport ditto Clairmorris ditto Westport Eilcommon Weftport Castlebar ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto servant labourer ditto Bhoemaker 71 10 8 91 51 H 1 6 4 74 brown brown brown red brown brown brown brown brown brown grey hazel blue hazel grey grey grey fair fresh fair fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 8 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 64716 Martin Heraghty 1972 ditto llollymount labourer 25 6 41 brown blue fresh . 3 June ditto 64716 Dominick Quinn 1976 ditto Newport ditto 26 5 51 black grey fresh 3 June ditto 64717 Mich. McGinness 1983 ditto ditto shoemaker 18 6 4 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64718 John Feelly 1988 ditto Balla labourer 22 5 6 black hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64719 Patrick McDonnell 1989 ditto Castlebar ditto 19 6 61 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64720 Patrick Higgins 1991 ditto Westport ditto 23 5 61 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64721 Matthew Malley 2006 ditto Castlebar ditto 23 5 7 brown hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64722 Thos. McGinness 2010 ditto Westport ditto 18 5 61 dk. brn hazel sallow . 3 June ditto 64723 Thomas Morris 2021 ditto Aehill ditto 21 5 6 brown blue fresh 3 June ditto 64724 Joseph Burke 2027 ditto Ballinrobe ditto 19 5 61 brown blue fresh 3 June ditto 64725 Thomas Lee 2041 ditto Boffin ditto 19 6 64 brown grey fresh ' 111 3 June ditto 64726 John Heonna 2054 ditto ditto ditto 21 5 6 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64727 Patrick Nary 2067 ditto Westport ditto 24 5 81 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64728 Richard Joyce 2099 ditto ditto ditto 25 5 6f brown grey fair 3 June ditto 64729 Thomas Kilcoyne 2113 ditto Castlebar tttto 22 5 91 brown grey sallow 3 June ditto 64730 Patrick Gaughen 2122 ditto Westport ditto 19 6 8 brown brown fresh H 3 June ditto scar on cheek 64731 William Lovery 2) 23 ditto ditto ditto 19 6 6 brown hazel fresh —— 3 June ditto 64732 Michael Enright 2126 ditto BallinrobeJ painter 20 5 61 brown hazel fair 3 June ditto 61733 Patrick Connelly 2127 ditto Aehill labourer 24 5 61 brown hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64784 Peter Monaghan 2141 ditto Ballinrobe olerk 82 5 8 brown blue fresh 3 June ditto John Flaherty John Donnellan Joseph McGinness John Ward Owen Cooney John Golden James Timony John Seahill Michael Gaven Richard Alled 2145 ( 2148 2158 12169 ' 2160 2161 12173 2180 12207 I 744 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Glamorgan* Bally hi gue Ballinrobe Castlebar ditto Newport Castlebar Crossmolina Ballyhaunis Castlebar Liverpool labourer ditto saddler labourer ditto ditto ditto nailor ( blacksmith I porter ,5 8 black brown fair brown brown brown brown brown brown brown brown hazel blue blue blue blue hazel brown grey grey sallow fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh sallow sallow 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 26 Sept. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Swansea scar on right elbow * absent from training Joseph Aikins Thomas Bateman Henry Bevan Jonah Beynon John Beynon George Davies William Edmonds John Harris Thomas Jefferys John Jones 497 717 764 469 692 765 536 762 683 766 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Swansea, Glamorgan iNarberth, Pembroke Haverfordwest . Llanelly, Carmarthen Llangenny, Glamrgn. Haverfordwest Llanelly, Cai umrthen Llanidloes, Montgom. Llangadock, Carmthn Carmarthen plumber labourer painter sawyer labourer Bhoemakor collier mason labourer puddler 5 6 5 8 5 8} 5 10 5 61 5 8 5 91 5 91 5 8 5 8 brown It. brji dk. brn brown dk. brn brown It. brn brown It. brn It. brn hazel grey grey hazel hazel grey hazel grey hazel grey | fair ' sallow fresh fresh fresh ! fresh fair fresh fresh fair 10 Oct. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 10 Oct. 10 Oct. 26 Sept. 10 Oct. 26 Sept. 10 Oct. 26 Sept. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto at sea Thomas Jones Philip Jones John Morgan William Morgan William Morgan James Pendle John Powell Edward W. Rosser Evan Rowlands* John Smith 729 511 746 654 695 685 603 705 762 7* 7 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto [ Swansea, Glamorgan i Loughor I Cardigan Bedwelty, Monmouth Cowbridge, Glamrgn. Morriston Plymouth Swansea, Glamorgan Morriston Bristol hob bier weaver Baddler puddler boilermaker groom ditto labourer ditto shoemaker 81 91 6 9 61 8 6 8 8 6 11 dk. bm It. bri'. brown brown brown dk. brn light It. brn It. brn It. bm hazel hazel blue dk. brn grey brown grey blue grey hazel fresh fair dark fresh fair swarth fresh fair sallow fair 26 Sept. 10 Oct. 26 Sept. 10 Oct. 10 Oct. 10 Oct. 10 Oct. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto at sea 61765 William Thomas 680 ditto Swat- sea, Glamorgan collier 23 6 8 It. brn grey fair . 10 Oct. ditto in gaol 64766 William Thomas 730 ditto ditto labourer 19 5 81 brown blue fresh . 26 Sept. ditto 61767 Daniel Williams 703 ditto ditto ditto 24 5 8 brown blue fresh _ 26 Sept. ditto 64768 Edward Williams 696 ditto Cwm Avon file cutter 22 6 71 dk. brn blue fresh 10 Oct. ditto 64769 Leonard Hospital 1115 Armagh1, Donacloney, Down weaver 28 5 4 dk. brn hazel fresh 6 June Armagh * absent from training 64770 Robert Hughes 1310 ditto Tullylish ditto 26 5 8 brown grey fresh — 6 June ditto supp. in Scotland 64771 Thos. Richardson 1442 ditto Tartaraghan, Armagh Seagoe ditto 25 5 6 It. brn blue fresh 6 June ditto gone to America 64772 John Rusk 1666 ditto ditto 26 5 7 brown blue fresh 6 June ditto ditto 64778 John Conlon 1631 ditto Armagh labourer 25 6 51 brown blue fresh 6 June ditto transported 61774 John Kelly 1658 ditto Loughgall ditto 31 5 5 brown grey fresh 6 June ditto gone to America Samuel Leckey James Toung Edward Haughey Rioh. Livingstone Edward Atkinson James Trodden William Loney James Best Robert Murphy George Baird ± 694 1793 1810 1817 1827 1920 2102 2213 2298 2319 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Shankhill, Antrim Mullabrack, Armagh Magheralin Armagh Shankhill, Antrim Kilmore, Armagh Seagoe Tartaraghan Lougilly ditto ditto weavor ditto labourer ditto weaver ditto ditto ditto brown It. brn brown brown brown blaek brown It. brn It. brn black grey grey hazel blue grey hazel brown It. brn hazel brown treali fresh fresh freah fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June auto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto gone to Australia gone to Scotland gone to Queensland gone to America ditto ditto gone to Scotland gone to America Bupp. in Glasgow gone to Isle of Man Thomas Keenan John Mathers Thomas Conlon James Dougherty Patrick Murphy Alexander Pringle Richard Johnston Thomas Mallon Henry McGrann William Carson 2322 2333 2335 2364 2445 2514 2520 2533 2539 2542 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Drumcroe Shankhill, Antrim Clonfeaclo, Armagh Manchester Nwtwnhmltn, Armgh Armagh Loughgall Tynan Shankhill, Antrim ditto ditto ditto ditto shoemaker labourer weaver ditto labourer weaver ditto 5 4 5 10 5 4 black dk. brn fair dk. brn dk. brn It. brn brown brown brown grey grey brown brown hazel grey hazel grey hazel hazel sallow fair fresh fresh fresh iresh fresh fresh fresh fresh 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 i gone to Queensland enlisted ditto gone to America supp. enlisted at Liverpool enlisted gone to America 160 POLICE GAZETTE. February 12. DESERTERS BTBH. > OFFICE NAME. RB&. WHEBB BORN. TRADE. E SIZE. HAIR. FACE. OOAT H TBOUSBBS DATB C¥ PLACE OF 50. NO. DFSBTN. DESERTION. MARKS and REMARKS. 64796 64790 61797 64798 64799 64800 64801 64802 64803 64804 George Ruddle Joseph Beatty James Lynch William Keenan James Sands Robert McGuire James Templeton Joseph Baldwin Henry J. Milligan 2620 2674 2690 2951 2995 17H0 3765 3168 4396 Armagh* ditto ditto ditto ditto Kerry* 1st W. Yk. Rfls ditto lst Middlesex Donacloney, Down Mullabrack, Armagh Kilmore Knocknamuckley Ardfert, Kerry Manchester Clayton, York London labourer weaver ditto labourer weaver musician ditto ditto musician 20 25 24 19 19 261 33i 231 5 8i 5 6i 6 10t 5 6 6 7 5 11 5 4i 5 7 5 7 black brnw^ brow ™ black It. bra It. bra brown brown dk. brn grey grey hazel brown brown blue grey grey trend fre.- li fresh fresh ' fresh fair fresh sallow fresh plain ditto black 6 June 6 June 6 June 23 May 23 May 21 Oct. 24 Nov. 24 Nov. 31 Jan. Armagh ditto ditto ditto ditto Tralee Pontefract ditto Hampstead gone to England gone to Australia gone to America gone to Queensland took part of reg. nec. nose crooked * absent from training * absent from training ADMIRALTY, February 13, 1865. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service. NAME. SHIP DESERTED OR DIS- SATE. BATING. M SIZE. WHEBB BOBN. HAIR. BYES. FAOB. CHARGED FROM. MARKS and REMARKS. John Connel George Eakers Robert Stinson John Sullivan Charles Folly Isaac R. Randell Henry Rounsfell Robert Webber William Kennish Robert Shilling A. Mingham William O'Brien Henry Godding Honry Hill Samuel Harris George Clarke T. W. H. Hall George Davidge William Urquhart George Ruscoe Frederick Mahew Daniel Jacobs William Isaacs William Gay James Chandler William Banyard William Johnson J. G. Burd A. J. Barrow Albion Knight James Harold John Coles James Haley Henry Frost Richard Wilson Alexander Boyd Henry Rice John S. Rewes John Nye Richard Nipond Patrick Henwright Charles Beard William White William Collinson Charles Yates William West J. B. Saunders Jonathan Heath Jesse Guerdon Hugh Henderson Henry Coleman James Taylor Thomas Prewitt William Baker William Flynn Albert Stevens Honry Ramsbottom Alfred Kenneigesser Samuel Farrant William Bishop Henry Whiffen Donald Campbell Alfred Packer Richard Biggs Robert Chamberlain Charles Dyke Henry Phillips Robert Yeatman James Smith Henry Desmond William Chapman William Perciful Isaac Cave Alfred Landon John Saunders Thomas Pitty George Pomeroy David Bidmead A. Vivian Edw. Welch Thomas Fuge Patrick Tobins Michael Sullivan Thomas Sowden Robert Perry Alex. Rutherford James McLaughlin G. H. Mountjoy John McCormick William Paley Defence, straggler Liverpool, straggler ditto ditto ditto Cambridge, straggler ditto Prince Contort, straggler ditto Excellent, deserter ditto Edgar, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Hector, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto Royal Adelaide, straggler D. ofWtllington, straggler Dart, discharged Asia, straggler ditto ditto ditto Liverpool, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Prince Consort, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Royal A delaide, diechtrfti. Cliallenger, discharged ditto Princess Royal, discharged Edgar, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto diito ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Asia, straggler ditto ditto Hastings, deserter ditto Liverpool, straggler Himalaya, deserter ditto ditto Cadmus, deserter Urgent, deserter Prince Consort, stragglor 9 Feb. 9 Feb. 9 Feb. 8 Feb. 8 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 9 Fob. 9 Feb. 3 Feb. 10 Fob. 9 Feb. 9 Feb. 10 Feb. 10 Fob. 10 Feb. 9 Feb. 9 Feb. 4 Feb. 6 Feb. 6 Feb. 6 Feb. 8 Feb. 6 Feb. 9 Feb. 18 July 9 Feb. 9 Feb. 9 Feb. 9 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 6 Feb. 6 Feb. 6 Feb. 6 Feb. 6 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 8 Feb. 8 Feb. 8 Feb. 8 Feb. 8 Feb. 30 Dec. 24 Dec. 2 Feb. 2 Feb. 2 Feb. 2 Feb. 2 Feb. 2 Feb. 5 Feb. 6 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Fob. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 8 Jan. 8 Jan. 8 Fob. 8 Feb. 8 Feb. 5 Feb. 6 Feb. 6 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Feb. 8 Feb. 4 Feb. 7 Feb. 6 Fob. 2 Jan. 11 Jan. 31 Jan. 3 Feb. 3 Fob. 3 Feb. 30 Jan. 4 Feb. 4 Feb. A. B. gunner, R. M. A. stoker ward- rmcook'sasst. private, R. Marines lea - ling seaman A. B. ordinary di'to stoker boatswain's mato ordinary ditto sick bay cook boy, lst class ordinary private, R. Marines ditto painter stoker leading seaman ordinary ditto A. B. ordinary, 2nd class ordinary pensioner stoker warrnt officers' srvt ditto gunner, R. M. A. A. B. ditto ordinary ditto A. B. ordinary ditto gunner, R. M. A. private, R. Marines ordinary A. B. orc. inary ditto ditto A. B. private, R. Marines boy, lst class ordinary ditto admiral's steward boy, lst class ordinary AB, boy, lst class ordinary boy, lst class A. B. ditto ordinary shoemaker ordinary A. B. ditto ordinary A. B. ordinary A. B. drummer private, R. Marines ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto stoker pensioner ditto ordinary A. B. ditto private, R. Marines ditto ditto oook's mate ward- room servant stoker • so 26 24 22 24 28 24 21 23 27 27 19 21 23 17 32 23 23 40 27 31 23 22 37 21 26 53 21 22 19 30 31 23 25 22 32 19 22 36 3L 20 23 20 23 22 31 22 18 223 213 37 19 22 23 18 21 19 28 23 29 21 24 32 26 20 24 24 25 M 31 24 21 22 23 23 26 30 27 31 43 35 22 23 23 31 20 2 !• 20 20 25 5 6 5 10 5 4 7 8 61 5 4 44 9 5 8 5 1 5 5 6 6 5 6 6 5 6 5 6 6 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 5 6 4 % 6 1 10 5 10 5 7 5 5 5 4 5 6} 71 2 61 7 4 64 7 1 4 6 6 6 6 5 5 6 6 6 5 10 5 71 5 11 5 7 5 10 5 8 5 10 5 6 4 U 5 8 Warrington, Lancaster Tedbury, Devon Stepney, London Ply mouth Exeter Tisbixry, Wiltshire St. Badcaux, Cornwall Worcester Douglas, Isle_ of Man Dover, Kent Vcntnor, Isle of Wight Cork High am London Plymouth London Elvington, Yorkshire Isle of Wight Cromarty Prees, Shropshire Brighton Jersey Llandaff Plymouth Chichester, Su6sex Ipswich, Suffolk Portsmouth London Gosport London Ixworth, Suffolk Exeter Truro, Cornwall Corrumpton, Devon Plymouth Quebec Liverpool Penryn, Cornwall C> aw ley, Surrey Salford, Lancashire Queenstown, Cork Tregothnan, Cornwall Exeter Lower Homertn., Midlsx Shurdington, Glo'ster Topham, Devon Peeanwell, Cornwall Tewkesbury, Glo'ster Putney, Surrey Old Aberdeen Dawlish, Devon Cheltenham Bristol N< rthampton Dublin Rockby, Hants Burnley London Portsea Tenterden, Kent Christchurch Isle of Man Ramsgate Hastings Dublin Porlsea Frome Fortsea Suffolk Liverpool Frome Ichester Rugby Bedford Westmeath Barkway Bri'port Coventry Weymouth Middlesex Devon Tipperary Queen * town, Cork Laudrake, Cornwall Taunton, Somerset Westminster, Loudon Riphoe, Donegal Stonehouse, Devon Buckland, Hants Plymouth brown brown dark brown brown light light brown brown brown dark light black brown brown brown auburn black hrown black light brown brown brown brown brown dark It. brn dark brown brown brown brown dk. brn black brown dk. brn brown brown brown brown dark It. brn dark light dk. brn brown brown brown brown light brown brown light light light brown dk. brn dark brown black brown brown brown brown dk. brn dk. brn brown brown brown brown sandy light brown light brown brown light light brown light brown It. brn black black brown dark brown dk. bra blue dark dark hazel grey blue blue blue hazel blue blue blue grey brown blue blue blue grey grey hazel blue blue bazel hazel blue blue dark grey blue blue -' fey blue brown grey dark hazel hazel light hazel hazel !? rey hazel blue hazel hazel hazel grey hazel blue grey brown grey grey- blue blue brown hazel blue hazel brown hazel hazel blue grey brown blue hazel brown blue blue grey blue blue grey blue brown blue blue blue b' te grey grey blue hazel hazel blue hazel grey blue dark dark fair fair swarth pale ruddy sallow £ L reward pockpitted, scars on forehi ad 16s. reward tattooed on arms; served in Sanspareil and Shannon d: tto served in A sia ditto served in Canapus ditto scar on lower lip served in Duke of Wellington tattoeod on lelt arm; served in Duke of Wellington served in Victory served in Formidable served in St. Vincent served in Asia sailor with flag, and anchor on left arm anchor and ship on left arm, man and woman on right tattooed oil arms; served in Brisk and Philomel 30s. reward served in Princess Royal and Renown ditto pocipitted j served in Royal William, and Cambrian ditto Berved in Russell, Impregnable, and Rogal Adelaide ditto served in Crocodile and Hero 15e. reward served in Impregnable, Liffey, and Russell ditto ancnor on left i and ; served in St. Vincent ditto served in Implacable ditto served in Impregnable, Royal William, and Boscawen ditto crucifix on right arm; served in Urgent served in Liverpool served in Russell served in Queen served in Indus served in Chanticleer served in Indus served in Majestic, Impregnable, Archer, and Rattlesnake flags on right arm, bracelet on wrists, ship on breast ' Rl.' on left arm, ' H.' on left hand, scar on back of head served in Chesapeake, Trafalgar, and Defence served in St. Vincent served in James Watt served in Duke oj Wellington served in Ajux bracelet on left arm; served in St. Vincent served in Asia served in Victor Emanuel served in James Watt served in Asia served in Duke of Wellington; sear on right arm ditto scar on right cheek ; served in Ajax mole on left arm ; served in Actceon served in Duke of Wellington crucifix and bracelet on left arm; served in Edgar served in Melpomene served in Sanspareil served in Bcscawen served in Neptune £ 3 reward served in Victory and Warrior ditto served in Hogue, Nile, Sanspareil and Marlborough 30s. reward served in Royal Adelaide, Lapwing, and Cambridge £ 1 reward ditto ditto served in Indus No reward will bo given in theso cases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a regular Police is organized, but all reasonable expenses will be paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. DIVISION. WHEBB BOBN. TBADL. H O •* SIZE. HAIR. BYES. FACE. OOAT & TROUSERS. DATB OF DESEBTN. PLACE OF DBSEBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. Thos. Whitworth Woolwich Hull caulker 19 6 6 It. brn brown ruddy 27 Jan. Woolwich off furlough to Dublin Wm. Sidebotham ditto Sheffield — 21} 5 8 fair blue fresh 26 Jan. ditto tattooed on right arm Patrick McDonald Portsmouth Ashton- undcr- Lync cottonspnnr 211 6 6* It. brn blue fresh undress uniform 20 Jan. Portsmouth off furlough to Lancashire Wm. Humpstead ditto Higham, Kent labourer 21 5 4J black hazel dark ditto 20 Jan. ditto ditto to Woolwich Albert Harrison Woolwich Ipstones, Stafford ditto 21 5 9 brown blue sallow 23 Jan. Woolwich ditto to Cheadle, Staffordshire Patrick Sullivan ditto Rotherhitho, Surrey ditto 201 5 9 brown hazel fresh 22 Jan. ditto Wright Ogden Chatham Wigan, Lancashire engineer 231 5 4i brown grey fresh uniform 19 Jan. Chatham ditto to London Thomas Willott Portsmouth Brighton turner 2 » J 6 7 brown hazel fresh undress uniform 12 Jan. Forton Honry Bowles ditto London labourer 20 5 5f dk. brn brown fresh ditto 14 Jan. ditto ' H. B.' on right arm, ' W.', two anchors, and ' H.' on left John Walch ditto NewtnForbes, Lngfrd shoemaker 261 5 81 brown hazel fresh ditto 7 Jan. ditto LONQON : PBINTED FOB HEB MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE BY HARRISON AND SONS, ST. MARTIN'S LANE, W. C,