POLICE v GAZETTE by 0utf) orit22< CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, repute6 Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, ivith the time, the place, and the ' circumstance of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences who are known but not in custody, and a Description of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description, as accurate as possible, of Property that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 4057 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1865. Notice.— It is requested that all communications for the pur- pose of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen property, may bear the Signature of the person requiring or tending the samo, and all applications in reference to the POLICE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to MR. W. D. BURNABY, tho Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. *.* Whenever it is desired that any person should oe appre- hended, and tho A'amc! is given, it is indispensably necessary that an Information should be made and sworn to before a Magistrate, of the Offence charged, ami an attested copy thereof, together with tho Advertisement, forwarded to tho Editor for insertion. As no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all I. etterK addressed to the Editor •• lH< « t be prepaid, otherwise the insertion will not be made. ft is requi red that tho Names and Descriptions of Deserters and Absentees from the Militia, as well as tbose from the regular Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, may be iddressed to " Tho Under Secretary of State for War, War Office, Pall Mall, Loudon, S. W.," as they cannot be published without his authority. INFORMATIONS. MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. Description of JAMES O'CONNELL, who absconded from Batley on the 13th instant, charged ( with two others in custody) with manslaughter: IB years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, fresh looking, grey eyes, light curly hair, and slender build ; drewed in a black cloth suit, and black cap; he is a native of Mayo, Ireland, and will probably apply for work in a woollen mill. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Martin, West Riding Constabulary, Dewsbury, who holds a coroner's warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 20. ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen from the person of a gentleman, on the 13th instant, at the Railway Station, St. Ives, a large double- cased fold lever Watch, No. 1016, the bow was wrenched off. nformation to be given to Superintendent A. Brown, St. Ives, Hunts.— Bow- street, February 17. Stolen from a lady, whilst at the Halifax Railway Station, about 5 p. m. on the 14th instant, a Portemonnaie, containing a £ 50 Bank of England Note, O Z 73205, Leeds, 24th July, 1861 ; also a few settled Notes, ' Mrs. Hinchcliffe to .' Any person giving such information as will lead to the recovery of the note and conviction of the offender to. Superintendent Pearson, Town Hall, Halifax, will receive £ 6 reward.— Bow- street, February 17. Stolen from the person on the 12th instant, at Bridlington, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, two Half- crowns. By a man, 30 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, fair complexion, light whiskers ; dressed in bluck cap, fustian coat and trousers, white shirt or slop, and strong lace- up boots. Information to .' ie given to Superintendent B. E. Naylor, Police Station, Bridlington, Yorkshire.— Bow street, February 15. About 9.40 p. m. on the 10th instant, George Edgely was attacked by three men, on the turnpike road near Tempsford, ds, and robbed of £ 12 10s. in Gold, £ 1 13s. 6d. in Silver, oilver 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 b » given to Deputy Chief Constable W. B. Graham, Bedford, or to Superintendent Jebbet, Biggleswade. — Bow- street, February 13, BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. Absconded from Royston on the 20th instant, charged with burglary, a man of the following description : supposed to be a native of Baldock, Herts, when a boy was a chimney sweep, has since been abroad, and is supposed to have served in the Army and Navy ; about 38 or 40 years of age, 6 feet 8 inches high, slender make, long face, large Roman nose, face very mucli freckled, straight black hair, has a gruff voice, supposed to be occasioned by a wound in his throat, and both arms tattooed ; dressed in dark clothes and cap: has been recently discharged from gaol, and is supposed to be making his way into Essex or one of the adjoining counties. The stolen property has been recovered, and traced to his possession. Any person apprehending him will receive £ 2 reward, by applying to the Superintendent of Police, Royston, Herts.— Bow- street, February 22. During the night of the 20th instant the dwelling- house of Mr. Benjamin Davies, of Broadwas, near Worcester, was broken and entered, and a Cheque- book, Worcester Old Bank ; a silver Pocket- knife with pearl handle ; three or four Sove- reigns ; an Australian Sovereign ; a pair of gold hoop Ear- rings; - an octagon rosewood double action Concertina in rosewood case ; and a Surgical Instrument used for glisters, stolen there- from. Information to be given to Superintendent J. Phillips, County Police Office, Worcester.— Bow- street, February 22. Between 12 p. m. on the 16th and 6 a. m. on the 17th inst., the house of John Vouseden, baker and eating- house keeper, No. 97, Week- street, Maidstone, was broken and entered, and the ^ following property stolen therefrom : a German silver Watch, maker French, the glass is broken, and a piece chipped off the side of the figure ' 4 ' ; about 16s. in Silver and 5s. in Copper ; 8 lbs. of roast Beef; a part of a German Sausage ; 1J lb. of Cheese ; 1 lb. of Butler ; a pair of Balmoral Boots, half soled ; a pair of white- handled Razors, in a small flat Case lined with silk. Information to be given to Mr. John Barnes, Chief of Police, Maidstone, Kent.— Bow- street, Feb- ruary 20. During the night of the 6th instant, the dwelling- house of J. F. Moon, at Netley Cliff, was broken into, and the following property stolen therefrom : a plated Coffeepot, a Teapot, a Cream Jug, and two Salt Cellars, all marked ' E. 400 S.'; six Egg Spoons, marked ' E. 1856 S'; 2 Salt Spoons, marked • E. 1854 S.'; a Butter Cooler, marked ' 4001 E.'; a new dark cloth Coat and Trousers, and a light Waistcoat. Information to be given to Superintendent Stannard, Hants Constabulary, Bitterne.— Bow- street, February 17. Stolen on the morning on the 11th instant, by means of housebreaking, from Carlogie House, parish of Panbride, For- farshire, the residence of A. Cunningham, Esq.,: 1 gold Geneva Watch, gold dial ( loose), hand wanting; 6 silver Dinner Spoons, plain pattern, marked ' A. C.'; 4 ditto ditto, 2 Dessert ditto, marked ' F.'; 1 ditto child's Cup, marked' Charles'; 12 Dinner Forks, 6 Dessert Forks, 5 Egg Spoons, 1 Soup Divider, 1 Fish Knife and Fork, all plated, and marked ' C.'; 1 child's plated Cup, handle broken. Information to be given to the Procurator Fiscal of Forfarshire, Dundee, or to the Chief Con- stable of Forfarshire, Forfar.— Bow- strect, February 17. On the evening of the 12th instant, the dwelling house of Miss Butler, New Shoreham, Sussex, was entered by means of skeleton keys, and the following property stolen : 1 gold Bracelet, shape of band, fastened with a slide, and a small piece of gold chain attached ; 1 ditto ditto, set with turquoise, with heart attached ; 1 imitation gold ditto, set with coloured heads in lava ; 2 gold ditto, with green stones, 1 diamond Ring ; 1 pearl ditto, ' Ridley ' inside ; 1 ditto ditto, marked ' M. B.'; 1 gold ditto, green stone in shape of a heart ; 1 blue ditto, turquoise, ' Forget- me- not'; 1 pearl ditto, with ruby ; 1 gold ditto, set with red stones ; 1 gold hoop Brooch, set with stones, ruby in centre ; 1 gold enamel ditto, with pearls and one drop ; I gold ditto, figure of a man's head ; 1 ditto ditto, white cor- nelian ; 1 ditto ditto, small landscape ; 1 half mourning ditto, ' Forget- me- not' and ' Henry Hughes' under ; 1 ditto, large stone in centre, with small slones round it ; 2 silver Table Spoons, plain ; 2 ditto Tea Spoons, marked ' T. H.'; 1 ditto pair of Sugar Tongs, marked ' M. B.' Information to be given to Superintendent Bray, West Sussex Constabulary, Steyning. — Bow- street, February 15. 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 r idence 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; and a plated Coffee- pot. Information to be given to Superintendent Phillips, County Police Office, Worcester.— Bow- street, ieb. 13. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Found ( supposed to have been stolen), in the parish of Oshaldwick, on the 7th instant, 12 Lincolnshire Ewes, 1 tup in poor condition, punch hole through one of the ewes right ear, and also one through the tups left ear; the whole of them are marked with red across the shoulders and loins. Informa- to be given to Superintendent Driscoll, North Riding Con- stabulary Station, Heworth, York.— Bow- street, February 22. Supposed to have been stolen on the 7th instant, from a field at Bilston, a brown mare Pony, 2 years old, 10 hands black legs, long tail, newly shod, in low condition, and has been worked ; the property of Philip Pumfory, of Bilston. Information to be given to Superintendent McCrea, Constabu- lary Office, Bilston, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, February 22. Stolen, during the night of the 18th instant, from a stable at Shottesham All Saints, Norfolk, a bay horse Pony, 13J hands high, aged; black legs, white star on forehead, rather rough in condition, and is a rocking trotter ; supposed by a man 22 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fresh complexion, hazel eyes, light brown hair, and has recently been discharged from the army ; dressed in brown overcoat, with light jacket under, brown cloth trousers, blucher boots, and light cloth cap. In- formation to be given to Superintendent Ward, Police Station, Loddcn, Norfolk, who will pay £ 1 reward on apprehension and conviction of the offender.— Bow- street, February 20. Further information respecting the horse advertised in the Police Gazette of the 21st of September, 1863, as stolen from Twatley farm, near Malmesbury, and for the recovery of which and conviction of the offender £ 25 reward was offered. It has been ascertained that TOM PROUT, alias TOM BROWN, offered the horse for sale at different places about that time in Shropshire ; the horse is now supposed to be in that or one of the adjacent counties. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Staples, Malmesbury.— Bow- street, February 20. Stolen from a farm- yard at New Hall, in the parish of Ware, during the night of the 8th instant, a dark brown cob Horse, 5 years old, 14 hands 2 inches high, without shoes, very rough, having been in the straw yard for about six months. Also stolen from a farm- yard at Fanham's Hall, in the parish of Ware, a chesnut Mare, coming 4 years old, 15 hands high, white face, white hind legs, without shoes, very rough. It was seen in the possession of fi man, going in the direction of London, 36 or 37 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, thin face, sallow complexion, no whiskers ; dressed in black coat very much worn under arms, cord trousers fitting tight to legs, wide- awake hat, and old Wellington boots with several cuts in the sides. £ 5 reward will be paid to any person giving such information as may lead to the recovery of the mare, and a further reward of £ 5 for the apprehension and conviction of the offender of offenders. Information to be given to Inspector Thomas Bygrave, Ware, Herts, or at any Police Station in the county of Herts. — Bow- street, February 20. & i ® r< SH during the night Of the 13th iir.- jt/ from a stable on the premises of Mr. Smith, Morton Lordship, Easingwold, Yorkshire, a brown draft Horse, 6 years old, about 15 hands 3 inches high, white face, both hind legs white, right eye ' wall,' long switch tail, and in good condition ; also an old Bridle, pelham Bit, and an old Saddle. Information to be given to Superintendent Driscoll, Heworth, near York, or to Inspector Hunter, North Riding Constabulary Office, Easing- wold, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 17. Stolen between the month of June last and the present time, from Egglestone Fell, Middleton- in- Teesdale, Durham, the property of Mr. Amos, of Marwood, thirty- four Scotch Sheep ; twenty- seven of them burnt across the face, marked • A' on the far horn, and tar marked ' A M' on the far side; and seven burnt across the face, marked ' A ' on far horn, and tar marked ' A M' on near side. Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders shall receive £ 30 reward. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Knox, County Constabulary, Barnard Castle, Durham.— Bow- street, February 17. Stolen during the night of the 8th instant, from a field near Selby Oak, in the parish of Northfield, four teg Sheep, Leicester and Southdown breed, marked ' J. R.' on near side, the property of Mr. J. Fawdon. £ 10 reward will be paid upon conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given at the Police Station, King's- heath, near Birmingham. — Bow- street, February 17. The Horse stolen from Burford- road, Little Rissington ( advertised in the Police Gazette of the 30th March last), has been recovered. It was sold at Ludlow, Salop, by the man charged with stealing the horse from Aldbourne, Wilts ( adver- tised in the Police Gazette of 6th May last), the horse from Farlow, Salop ( as stated in Police Gazette of 17th August last), and the horses from Chipping Norton ( in Police Gazette of 9th January last); he also sold at Ludlow, about thirteen months ago, a black horse, aged, about 14 hands high, white blaze down the face, a little white on the left side of the lower lip, two patches of white hair on the upper lip, and both hind legs white ( this horse i3 also supposed to have been stolen). Information to be given to Sergeant Howells, County Con- stabulary, Cleobury Mortimer, Salop.— Bow- street, Feb. 17. Left at a public- house at Woking, Surrey ( supposed to have been stolen), a brown cob Mare, saddle- marked on back, and in good condition ; a low Dog Cart, recently painted, of a lead colour, apparently to hide its former colour, which was blue, has movable seats, back and front, and patent axletrees ; a set of Harness, brass mounted ; and a loose Overcoat, with pockets behind. By a man, 35 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches nigh, black whiskers and moustache ; said he came from Pet- worth, Sussex, and was accompanied by a boy, 5 years of age. Information to be given to the Deputy Chief Constable of Surrey, Guildford.— Bow- street, February 15. LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Description of JOHN BROOKING, charged with stealing a quantity of Silk : 32 to 35 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches or 6 teet high, dark complexion, pale, long whiskers, and is a linendraper; usually dressed in brown melton overcoat, occasionally white hat with a black band, and is of sporting appearance : his last situation, previous to August last, was with Shellard and Hodgson, High- street, Birmingham, pre- viously with Mr. Pratt, draper, Leamington, prior to that with Holliday and Lewis, New- street, Birmingham. Information 2 P O L I C E GAZETTE. February 22. to be given to Capt. Segrave, Chief Constable, Wolverhampton, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- tireet, February 22. On the 4th instant a female absconded from the service of Mrs. Ann Petty, of Buckingham, after stealing three silk Dresses and three Shawls, the property of her mistress : she is about 5 feet high, has very peculiar features, and of very dirty habits ; she obtained money from two tradesmen by false pretences. Information to be given to Superintendent Wm. Giles, Buckinghamshire.— Boa- street, February 22. Absconded from his lodgings in the parish of Hope, Flint- shire, on the 20th instant, EDWAYD ENTWISTLE, collier, ehargvd vith stettfing £ 6 10s. in Gold : he is a native of Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, and is well known at Blackburn, Church, and Accrington, 25 or 26 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, light hair, small features, very much pockpitted. and has Jost the last finger of right hand ; dressed in a cloth cap with peak, dark mixture cloth jacket, and light fustian trousers. Information to be given to Superintendent William Thomas, Mold, Flintshire.— Bow- street, February 22. Stolen on the 18th instant, from the Cavalry Barracks, llulme : a gold lever Watch, capped and jewelled, maker Dunnigan, Dublin, gold dial, with a wreath of leaves engraved round the edge, had attached a gold Albert Chain, and a dark bloodstone Key ; a gold Watch, similar to the above, but with- out maker's name, or the leaves round the face ; a gold Breast Pin, coiled bead, one double pin and chain, set with diamond and emeruld ; a gold diamond Ring, with five brilliants ; a gold dark bloodstone ditto, stone loose ; a £ 10 Bank of Eng- land Note; two Sovereigns; a dark tweed lounge Coat, side pockets outside and breast pocket inside ; a double- breasted Vest, same material; a pair of dark red ribbed tweed Trousers ; a pair of new side- spring Boots ; and a small low- brimmed Hat, the brim lias been newly cut and bound, but not turned up. By a private of the 3rd Hussars, 25 years of age, 6 feet 7J inches high, fresh complexion, light brown hair, very deaf, is a priuter, and a volunteer from the Middleton militia, and is supposed to lie dressed in the stolen clothes. He will probably go to Lower Rosamond- street, Exmoutb- street, or to Old- street, St. Luke's, London. £ 10 reward will be paid for liis apprehension and conviction, and recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount recovered, on application to Superintendent John Gee, A Division Station, Albert- street and Lower King- Btreet, Manchester.— Bow- street, February 22. Description of a collier who absconded on the 18th instant from Old Park, Shropshire, charged with stealing a dark brown pilot jacket, part woru, has a patch on the left elbow, one pocket inside aud two out; a pair of strong blucher Shoes with square nails round the heels, clinkers round the toes, and nearly new : he is about 24 years of age, 6 feet 10£ inches high, dark hair, fi* t nose ; had on a cloth cap, and is supposed to be wearing the stolen jacket and shoes ; lias an anchor on left arm, and the letter ' D' under left breast; he has l> een in the Royal Marines. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Richardson, Wellington, or to Police Constable Purchase, Oaken Gates, Salop.— Bow- street, February 22. Description of WILLIAM FORD, alias PICKETT, who absconded from Farringdon on the morning of the 6th instant, uhargad with stealing a pair of half Wellington Boots, a pair of cord Trousers, and 2 white slop Frocks, the property of Joseph Farrow : 20 years of age, 6 feet 6 incites high, dark brown brown hair, rouu< jL, full face, of clean appearance, has turn mark on one of his wrists, is a native of Hale, near Farnham, Surrey, and has lived at Sundridge Park, near Bromley, Kent, as under keeper; he is also a deserter from the Royal Engineers; was dressed, when last seen, in a cord jacket, trousers, and waistcoat, and black cloth cap w ith peak. Information to be given to Superintendent Henry Rossiter, H; iii" ta Constabulary, Alton, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow streel, February 20. Description of EDWARD HEPPEL, who is charged with embezzling tho sum of £ 20, the moneys of Mr. M. Barrow, his employer ; 36 years of age, 6 feet high, slender make, swarthy couiplexiou, thin face, full eyes, dark hair inclined to curl, dark whiskers, and high cheekbones ; dressed in single- breasted grey overcoat with black velvet collar, black cloth dress coat ujuleriieatb, dork vest, dark cloth trousers, black wideawake hitt,. mid elastic- side boots : he was for several years traveller to a chemist at Newcastle- upon- Tyne, also with a chemist at Leith. Information to be given to Chief Constable Thomas Richardson, South Shields, who holds a warrant for his appre- hension.— Bow- street, February 20. Inscription of a tramping painter and glazier charged with stealing, from the workshop of Mr. Alfred Downing, plumber and glazier, of Finedon, Northamptonshire, Un the 3rd instant, a quantity of glazier's Tools, which have siuce been recovered: about 40 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, stout make, fresh complexion ; dressed in a long toown coat, cloth cap, and old dirty cord trousers, and frequents low lodging- houses: was last heard of at Northampton. Information to be given to Superintendent C. Chambers, Wellingborough, Northampton- shire.— Bow- street, February 17. Stolen from a dwelling- house in Ashton- under- Lyne, about 6 a. m. on the 15th instant, a suit of men's black cloth Clothes, nearly new. By a woman, who obtained lodgings at the bouse on the previous night, 24 or 25 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 0 iuches higi, sandy hair, slender make; dressed in a plum- coloured stud' dress, white straw hat trimmed with blue feathers and black velvet ribbon with white edge, black shawl, and kid boots : stated the was a dressmaker, and came from Stockport. Information to be given to Chief Constable Dalgliesh Ashton- under- Lyne, Lancashire.— Bow- street, Feb- ruary 17. Stolen on the night of the 9th instant, from Engine No. ,5793, of u a team threshing machine, at Hutton Moor, a patent Steam Gauge, Bet in brass, white or stone coloured dial, with glass and brass wire protectors in front, about 4 inches dhune'ej'. Supposed by a tramp who was seen on the road near ltijjon, about 6 a. m. ou the 10th instant, going in the direction of Knaresborough or Leeds. A man, of the following description, went into the yard while the engine was at work : 56 to 60 years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, long face, large nose, hair turning grey, lame of one leg; dressed in blue pilot cloth monkey jaoket with pockets at side, dark trousers, and cap ; stated that he was by trade an engine fitter. Information to be given to Superintendent Walmesley. Leyburn, or to Sergeant Metcalf, North Riding Constabulary Wath, near Ripon, yorkshire.— Bow street, February lfi. Further information respecting JAMES EDWARD COLLARD, advertised in the Police Gazette of the I6th ult., charged with stealing a Watch, & c.: he left Lancaster Gate Mews, Upper Hyde- park- gardens, on the 31st ultimo, where h » had lodged a short time ; he stated he had obtained a sitnfllion in the country as schoolmaster ; he had a targe box and a railway rug in hi » possession on leaving, and it is pro- bable that he intends emigrating. Information to be given to Superintendent Mcintosh, Chief Constable's Office, Usk, Pont; pool, or to Inspector Sheppard, Newport, Monmouth.— ~ street, February 16. i Absconded from the service of . Mr William Hall, grocer, 69, Castle- street, Bristol, stealing £ 82 JOs., the moneys of his employer: FRANCIS SALTER, 17 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, light complexion, round features, and rather prominent nose ; dressed in a grey albert coat, dark grey trousers and waistcoat, low crowned hat, and new elastic side boots. £ 10 reward will be paid by Mr. Hall on his appre- hension and conviction, and recovery of the said moneys, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Information to be . giv'en to Mr. Handcock, Central Police Station, Bristol.— Bow- street, February 15. Stolen from a public- house, at Great Linford, Bucks, on the night of the 11th or early on the morning of the 12th instant: a moleskin Jacket; a linen ShXrf ; a linen Slop, same material as the shirt; a navvy's rough Slop ; three pljaid Pocket- handkerchiefs; a pair of blue worsted Stockings ; a Razor ; and a short Whip, knotted, with six ferrules, the property of George Brooks. By a man, known by the name of RAFFLING GINGER, a native of Gayton, Northampton- shire, about 36 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, blind of left eye, mark on nose; dressed in blue guernsey frock, moleskin trousers, brown fur cap with peak tied in front with strings, and lace- np navvy boots. He is supposed to be travelling towards Yorkshire. Information to be given to Inspector Hedley, Newport Pagnall, Bucks. — Borer- street, February 16. Description of WILLIAM OWEN, who has absconded from Sow, charged with stealing Holly Trees, at the parish of Fillougley, Warwickshire, in January last : 40 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fresh complexion, long face, weak eyes, brown hair, squeaking voice ; dressed in black billycock hat, dark frock coat, figured plush waistcoat, cord trousers patched at bottom, and strong lace- up boots with brass eyelets. Infor- mation to be given to Inspector Boulter, Coleshill, Warwick- shire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 15. Description of a man n ho absconded from Keighley, Yorkshire, on the 10th instant, charged with having com- mitted several larcenies : a tramp, known as ONE ARM KIT, about 35 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, has only one arm ; dressed in a blue striped faded smock, black trousers, black cap without lining, and old shoes ( one lace- up and the other elastic sides). He is accompanied by a woman called ' Liz '; and they are likely to be found in a common lodging- house or beer- house. Information to be giveu to Superintendent Gill, West Riding Constabulary, Keighley, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 15. Absconded from his lodgings at halliwell, on the 13th instant, a man who stated that he had got work at a mill close by as a weaver, stealing a flannel Shirt: about 26 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, fresh complexion, long features, whiskers under chin, small moustache ; dressed in light coloured coat, vest, and trousers, boots capped at the toes, and low- crowned felt hat: of respectable appearance. Information to be given to Superintendent J. K. Scott, Town Hall, Little Bolton, Lancashire.— Bow- street, February 15. FELONIES ( Not otherwise described). Description of GEORGE HOLMES, charged with rape on the 4th instant: a puddler, 24 or 25 years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, rather stout and muscular, black hair and thin whiskers meeting under chin, cross- eyed, walks erect. He has worked at West Bromwich; and may probably be found at the Milton or Elsecar Ironworks, Yorkshire, Infor- mation to be given to Major McKnight, Deputy Chief Con- stable, West Bromwich, Staffordshire.— Bour- st., February 17. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Absconded, EDWARD MASON, late of Cardiff, Glamor- ganshire, charged with obtaining money under false pretences, and for whose apprehension a warrant has been issued : he is about 50 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, brown hair and whiskers, slightly round shouldered, and walks flat- footed, he has a very peculiar childish treble or shrill voice, and an habitual cough ; generally dresses well and in black. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent J. Box Stockdale, [ Cardiff, Glamorganshire, by whom all reasonable expenses will bo paid on apprehension.— Bow- street, February 22. On the 18th instant a man, of the following description, obtained from Mr. Samuel Dannah, farmer, of Ripley, Derby- shire, a Horse by false pretences : 86 to 40 years of age, 6 feet high, about 14 stone weight, light complexion, little or no whiskers, very good looking, smart appearance ; dressed in dark top coat, muffler round neck, black leather leggiDgs, and black high- crown hat with rather broad brim : said his name was JOHNSON, but is found to be ISAAC KNIFTON, j and is well- known by the name of LONG IKE. The horse is a rather dark grey cob, 14 or 14£ hand's high, very stout built, well made, blind of one eye, tail reaching down to hocks. £ 2 reward will be paid by Mr. Dannah for the recovery of the horse and conviction of the offender. Information to be given to Superintendent Shawe, Police Office, Heanor, or to Sergeant Mosley, Police Office, Ripley, Derbyshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bom- street,, February 22. Description of a man charged with obtaining money under falso pretences : 30 to 35 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, pale complexion, black hair and whiskers; dressed in a grey overcoat and black hat. His plan is to send a boy to respectahle houses with a circular, purporting t ® be from Messrs. J. Adshead & Son, 70, New- street, Birmingham, manufactures of improved menesens and pantescopic spectacles, and the following day he himself calls for the circular. In one case, at Bacup, Lancashire, he obtained £ 4 and a pair of Spectacles, value 13s. Gd., for a pair which he said were gold and worth £ 5, but their real value is Is. 6d. Information to be given at the Constabulary Office, Bacup, near Manchester.— Bow- street, February/ 13. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Description of a person giving the name of JAMES JOHNSON, who has been committed for trial at the assizes at Worcester City, charged with larceny from the person : about 28 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, brown hair ( well off the forehead), brown whiskers nearly meeting at the chin, fair complexion, thin features, and sunken cheeks ; dressed in turn- down collar, dark necktie with brown spots, brown coat, rey rihbed vest without collar, and black and red flannel ' irt; says he a a tailor and that his wife is dead, frequents public houses, and has a young child with him. Information to be given to the Worcester City Police.— Bow- street, Feb. 22. Description of two tramps committed to Worcester Gaol for one month, for an assault npon the police : one gave the name of PATRICK ROACH, 22 years of age, 5. feet 7f inches high, swarthy complexion, light brown hair, grey eyes, oval visage, eruption on the face, cut mark on right eyebrow, pock- marks on nose, cut mark on bridge of nose and upper lip, and is of proportionate make ; dressed in a black coat, dark waist- coat and trousers, and low crowned black bat. The other gave the name of THOMAS JONES, 29 years of age, 5 feet 4| inches high, pale complexion, light brown " hair, light ) i « z « l ey< es, oval visage, cut mark on left side of forehead, cut mark on bridge of nose, wound mark on left knee, and proportionate make dressed in a blue woollen shirt, dark trousers, and black high- crowned hat. They are both Irishmen, and supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent Freeman, Stourbridge, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, February 22. Description of a tramp remanded till the 23rd instant, to Hythe Petty Sessions, on a charge of felony : PATRICK MURRAY, a native of Ireland, says he was discharged in 1858 from the Bengal Artillery, and that he has worked in the dockyard at Bristol, also in Westminster with a dust cart ; 25 years of age, 5 feet 5f inches high, light brown hair, whiskers sliaved off, grey eyes, has a crown, cross, and ' H. I. S.' on right arm, a heart, two diamonds, and nine shots on right hand, and shamrock on left arm ; dressed in blue cloth cap with anchor buttons, dark tweed jacket, brown worsted vest, corduroy trousers, and lace- up shoes with brass eyelet- holes. It is supposed that lie has committed offences elsewhere. In- formation to be given to Superintendent Geo. English, Sea- brook, near Sandgate, Kent.— Bow- street, February 22. Description of a tramp who is committed to the House of Correction, Falkingham, for three months, under the Vagrant Act: WILLIAM BARRAIN ( name supposed to be fictitious), shipwright, native of Liverpool, 31 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, florid complexion, sandy hair and whiskers, blue eyes, and very much freckled about the neck and shoulders; dressed in black cloth walking coat with a small stripe in it, black cloth trousers with raised seams, white calico shirt, also wore a linen front, checked scarf, black billycock hat, and strong lace- up boots with brass eyelet- holes. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Constabulary Station, Bourn, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, February 22. Description of two men committed for trial at the next Winchester Assizes on the 2nd proximo, on a charge of stealing 33 lbs. of Copper: JAMES LACY, alias HUMPEY, of Garley, near Fording- bridge, Hants, about 30 years of age, long face, dark complexion and hair, and is deformed in the back ; supposed to have been convicted at Gosport, Winchester, Southampton, and elsewhere. The other gives the name of JEREMIAH MOYINGHAM, about 20 or 21 years of age, light hair, fair complexion, high cheekbones, and rather low forehead ; states that'he has friends residing in a court near George- yard, Whitechape], that his father is a hawker, and that he left London about three months ago : it is suspected that he has been previously convicted. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Police Office, Town Hall, Poole, Dorsetshire.— Bow- street, February 22. Description of a boy giving the name of GEORGE HUGHES ( supposed to be fictitious), who is committed to Haverfordwest Gaol for vagrancy: 15 years of age, 4 feet 7 inches high, stoutly built, brown hair, blue eyes, fresh com- plexion, freckled face, very slightly pockmarked, has a small scar on back of first joint of left thumb, three small warts on palm of left hand, and a burn scar a little below the centre of back ; states that his father's name was George Hughes, and that he died in Bilston, Staffordshire, about two years ago; that his mother's name was Sarah Hughes, and that she died at No. 2, Park- street, Birmingham, on the 25th December, 1863 ; and that he has no relative, with the exception of an uncle, who is in America. He at first stated that he had escaped from the Saltley Reformatory about three months ago, but afterwards denied that statement, but admitted that he was committed to Birmingham Gaol for seven days, for begging, about twelve months ago. Information to be given to Super- intendent James Cecil, Borough Police Office, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire.— Bom- street, February 22. Description of a man in custody at Thirsk : he gives the name of JOHN NOWELL, a moulder, native of Birmingham, and lived last at Colne, Lancashire, 23 years of age, 5 feet inches high, dark brown hair, grey eyes, sallow complexion, scar of cut on right side of eye, scar on right thumb and first finger of left hand, aud has lost several teeth ; dresced in a black jaeket with velvet collar, white slop underneath, dirty fustian trousers, mended down the fronts with brown velvet, black necktie, light plaid scarf, grey cap, blucher boots, nearly new, heavily nailed. In his possession were found the follow- ing articles, which are supposed to have been stolen : a new- flowered black leather ladies Satchel, with green leather handle, steel rim and clasp, red leather inside; ' The First Book of Arithmetic,' the fly- leaf torn out, nearly new ; another called ' The English Vocabulary or Spelling Book,' with ' Emma Nowell and Miss Norton, Colne'; and ' The Third Book of Lessons'; a dark ebony- coloured Flute, in two parts, three German silver ferrules, one key, and six holes. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable G. Howard, North- allerton, or to Inspector T . Smith, North Ruling Constabulary, Thirsk, Yorkshire.— Bour- street, February 22. Description of three men committed to Stranraes Prison, on two charges of housebreaking, and who are suspected of having committed offences elsewhere : JOHN WILKINSON, alias WILSON, says he is a sailor, belongs to Liverpool, 28 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, sandy hair and whiskers, grey eyes, long face, prominent cheek bones, fair complexion, and rather good looking; dressed in dark blue pilot cloth topcoat, dark vest and trousers, low- crowned hat with narrow brim, red flannel shirt, elastic- side boots. WILLIAM LIVINGSTON, alias DICKSON, says he is a bricklayer, and a native of Liverpool, but has a Scotch accent, 26 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, brown hair, whiskers shaved off, tuft on chin, brown eyes, long thin face, fresh com- plexion fresh, and rather good looking ; dressed in dark blue pilot cloth topcoat, dark vest and trousers, glengary bonnet, and lace- up boots. BENJAMIN SWILLS, says he is a slater, and a native of Liverpool, has the North ol England accent, 24 years of age, 5 feet 3 Inches high, stoutly made, black hair, whiskers shaved off, brown eyes, short nose, large mouth, round face, and dark complexion ; dressed in dark under coat, light grey topcoat with drab velvet collar, dark checked tweed vest and trousers. February 3. P O L I C E GAZETTE. 3 black cap with enamelled peak, flannel shirt, white cravat with coloured stripes, and lace boots with toe- caps. Information to be given to Chief Constable C. Murphy, Wigtown.— Bow- street, February 22. Pescription of licence- holders who have failed to report themselves at Metropolitan Police Stations, as required by the Penal Servitude Act, 1864 : JOHN NEMO. No, 201<\ 54 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes ; was sentenced to years' penal servitude, for fraud, at the Middlesex Sessions : his sentence will expire July 6th, 1866. JOHN WILSON, No. 8874, 26 years of age, 5 fcet 3 inches high, dark complexion, light brown hair, Jiazel eyes ( cast in both), slightly made, long sharp visage; was sentenced to 3 years' penal servitude, for larceny from the person, at Clerken- well Sessions : his sentence will expire 20th July, 1665. These licence holders cannot be found at the addresses given by them, and they are to be apprehended by any constable, if seen, at any time prior to the date of expiration of sentence, and the fact reported immediately to the Commissioners of Police of the Metropolis, Whitehall- place, London.— Bow- street, February 22. Left Hartlepool on the 12th ultimo, on] her way home to Sponnyinoor, and has not since been heard of, a woman of the following description : MARIA SEWELL, but goes by the name of BETSY SEWELL, about 47 years of age, but looks younger, brown hair ( turning grey), fair complexion, good looking, and rather stout; had on when she left Hartlepool, a red and white plaid shawl, fawn- coloured bonnet, and dark brown chest preserver. A reward of 10s. will be paid by her husband Robert Sewell, stonemason, Spennymoor, to any person who will give information as to her whereabouts, It is feared some ill has befallen her. Information to be given to Head Constable James Waters, Borough Police Office, Hartle- pool.— Bow- street, February 20. Description of a man giving his name as JOHN THOMAS, ( which is supposed to be fictitious), who is committed for trial at the next Usk Quarter Sessions, charged with uttering eoun- terfeit coin : he states that he is a puddler, belonging to Dudley, Staffordshire, 21 years of age, 5 feet G inches high, light com- plexion, no beard, blue eyes, and light brown hair; dressed in a nearly new brown tweed coat, brown plaid waistcoat, black fancy trousers, grey flannel plaid shirt, black bowler hat, and lace- up boots. lie is supposed to have been previously convicted. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent J. G. Huxtable, Borough Police, Newport, Monmouthshire.— Bow- st., Feb. 20. A warrant has been issued for the appreheosion of ROBERT REEVES and WILLIAM REEVES, for not appearing at the quarter sessions held for the borough of Cambridge in October last, to receive judgment, having entered into recognisances of £ 60 each to do so, they having been found guilty at the June quarter sessions of assaulting Mary Ann Elizabeth Matthews : Robert Reeves is 31 years of age, 6 feet 7} inches high, fresh complexion, light brown hair, grey eyes, round face ; is a coppersmith, and served upwards of ten years in the 20th Regiment of Foot. William Reeves is 21 years of age, 6 feet 3$ inches high, light hair and complexion, blue eyes, oval face, marked with a ring on the two first fingers of left hand, and ' V.' on left arm. They are likely to be employed At some railway works, as they both worked in the hoiler- makers' or smiths' shop at the Great Eastern Railway Station before they absconded. Information to be given to Head Constable W. G. Turrall, Borough Police Office, Cambridge, who holds the warrant.— Bow- street, February 20. Remanded until the 21st instant, at Sale, Cheshire, on a chaise of lelony, ANN HAMPSON, fustian cutter, about 56 years of age, short, hair turning grey ; dressed in an old brown cloth jacket, an old brown skirt, and a dirty white bonnet, bound round the edgie with brown velvet; is known at Lymm, Knutsford, and Manchester, by fustian cutters, and is supposed to hare oommited offences elsewhere. Information to be given U » Superintendent Andrews, Lymm, Warrington, or to Sergeant Beardsworth, Sale, Cheshire.— Baui- street, February 20. On the 10th instant the dead body of a female infant, supposed to have been about a week old, was found in a privy, at Bluepits, Castleton, near Rochdale, much decomposed, round the neck was tied a piece of old plaid silk about 2 inches wide and 20 inches long, round the belly a flannel bandage about 3 inches wide, round tlfe arms an old cotton shirt, and the lower part of a much worn grey linsey petticoat. Information to be given To Superintendent Pickering, Rochdale, Lancashire. — Bow- street, February 17. Descriptoin of JOHN HARRIS BOLTON, alias EBENEZER BOLTON, who was discharged from Broadmoor Prison on the Gth ultimo, and who lias failed to report himself, as required by the Penal Servitude Act, 10( 14 : he is a native of Rushden, Northamptonshire, wii hawks wash leathers, & c.; Register 683, Licence 15585, 48 ysara of age, 6 feet 9} inches high, stent make, dark complexion, dark brown hair, brown eyes, round visage, scar on forehead and right eye: he was convicted on 17th June, 1862, at Market Harborougb, for simple larceny, and sentenced to three mouths penal servitude ; on his release lie gave his address Irthlingborough, Northamp- tonshire, which place he has left. He is to be apprehended, and information to be given to Superintendent C. Chambers, or to Inspector J. Jeffs, Wellinborough, Northamptonshire.— Bou- ttrect, Psbruarv 17. Missing from his home at Harrold, since the 21st nltimo : JOSEPH KNIGHT, labourer ( belongs to the Beds Militia), 24 years of age, 6 feet 4 inches high, proportionate make, rather full face, dark brown hair, small dark whiskers, brown eyes; dressed in dark monkey jacket, light waistcoat, cord trousers, blucher boots, and dark cap. His cap was found the foll « « ring morning on the bank of the River Ouse, ia the parish of Odell, and it is supposed he has been drowned. Information to bo given to Superintendent Carruthers, Sham- brook, Beds.— Bow- street, February 17. Missing from the Atcham Union, about 6' 30 p. m. on the 10th instant: WILLIAM RICHARDS, labourer, of Hands- croft,,( i0 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, grey hair and wbisken, ui unsound mind; dressed in the union dress ( cord). It is feared that some ill has befallen him. Information to l> e given to Superintendent Ivins, Shrewsbury, er to Police Constable Bradshaw, Atcham, near Shrewsbury, Salop.— Bow- street, February 17. Left her home on the 23'- il ultimo, a young woman named ISABELLA GARREY, but she may call herself ELIZABETH GIBSON, and may state that she has neither father nor mother; she is about 20 years of age, but looks younger, brown hair, sallow complexion,. and good- looking ; dressed in a light frook with kn » wn stripes, light grey cloth jacket, mixture honnst ( imitation straw), and leather boots. Ten Shillings reward will be paid by her father, Thomas Garrey, tailor, Southgate- street, Hartlepool, to any person who will give information as to her wheseabouts, as it is feared that some ill has befallen Ujim. Information to be given to Head Constable Jas. Waters, ^^ rough Police Office, Hartlepool.— Bow- strcet, February 17. Description of two tramps committed for trial at the next Oxford Assizes, chared*'; . ' ioimebreaking, and stealing two gold Watches : WILLIAM JONES, 25 years of age, 6 feet 2 inches high, dark hair and whiskers, scar under right ear, cast in left eye ; dressed in dark coat and trousers, black billy* cock, very dirty ; he states that he is a native of Portsmouth, and a bricklayer, he refuses to give his eight name, but always goes by the name of Jones. FREDERICK WATSON, a baker, 24 years of age, 5 feet inches high, dark hair and whiskers ; dressed in light clothes ; says ' he is a native of Tetbury, Gloucestershire. Information to be given to Super* intendent C. Howarth, Witney, Oxon.— Bow- st., February 17. Description of a man committed to the House of Correction at Louth for six weeks hard labour, for larceny : he gives the name of JAMES GRAY, from London, 23 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, proportionate make, fair complexion, brown hair, sandy whiskers, and blue eyes ; dressed in a black cloth frock coat, brown cloth vest and trousers, brown striped cap, and lace- up boots, all much worn ; it is suspected be has com- mitted offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Super- intendent Walter Woolven, County Police Station, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, February 16. Description of a man and woman in Abingdon Gaol, awaiting their trial at the ensuing Berks assizes on a charge of felony: JOHN COUSINS, alias JAMES WILLIS, alias JAMES WRIGHT, 6 feet inches high, 32 years of age, grey eyes, light brown hair, sallow complexion, a native of Maiden, Sussex; dressed in black billycock hat with black band, purple scarf with white spots, woollen shirt with puce and black stripes, black cloth coat, dark woollen waistcoat, corduroy trousers, and lace- up shoes; was convicted at the Abingdon borough session on the 21st October, 1858, in the name of JAMES WILLIS, for highway robbery, and sentenced to twelve months' hard labour ; and MARY ANN WILLIAMS, 6 feet and } inch high, 26 years of age, grey eyes, light brown hair, pale complexion, and a native of Birmingham ; dressed in a dark green dress, black cloak, black straw bonnet with white crimped border inside ; is supposed to have been con- victed of felony at Birmingham and Worcester. It is supposed that the prisoners have committed offences elsewere. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Alfred Rawlins, Borough Police, Abingdon, Berks.— Bow- street, February 16. Description of two men remanded at Temple Cloud, Somerset, charged with stealing a £ b Bank of England Note, stamped on the back with the Exeter post- mark and endorsed ' J. Carter'; and other property: THOMAS WILTSHIRE, states he is a native of Devizes, a saddler, about 44 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, small whiskers turning grey; dressed in black bowler hat, black cloth coat and vest, corduroy trousers, and blucher boots, all much worn. ABRAHAM GORE, native of Ramsgate, a bricklayer, about 24 years of age, 6 feet 7 or 8 inches high, light complexion, light hair, small light whiskers; dressed in turban hat, old pepper- and- salt coat mended at elbow, old black flowered satin vest, corduroy trousers, and blucher boots. It is supposed that they have been previously convicted. Information to be given to Superintendent Emson, Temple Cloud, Bristol.— Bow- street, February 15. Missing from his employer's, Mr. Aston's, The Yews, Harborne, near Birmingham, since the Gth ultimo: EDWIN AMOS, a native of Kidderminster, 14 years of age, 4 feet 11 inches high, fair complexion, grey eyes, dark hair, rather long nose, large ears ; dressed in black beaver overcoat, black trousers and vest, black necktie, turned- down collar, black low- crowned hat, and lace- up boots with brass eyelet- holes. He has no money with him, and it is feared some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent J. Giffard, Guildhall, Kidderminster, Worcestershire.— How- street, February 16. Absconded from the Chester Industrial School, on the 12th instant, JOHN JONES, native of Ruthin, North Wales, 12 years of age ( but looks older), very red face, light hair ; dressed in light grey cloth coat, black cloth vest, and corduroy trousers ; clothing and buttons are stamped ' Chester Industrial Schools.' Information to be given to Chief Constable G. L. Fenwick, Chester.— Bow- street', February 15. Description of DAVID COPE, committed for trial at the next quarter sessions at Northallerton, charged with larceny : states that he is a native of Wednesbury, Staffordshire, labourer in iron works, about 26 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches high, fresh complexion, grey eyes ( squints with light), dark brown hair, no whiskers ; dressed in dirty dark cloth coat and vest, cotton cord trousers, and cloth cap. It is supposed that he lias committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent E. J. Saggerson, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 15. Description of three persons committed for trial at the Brighton Borough Sessions in March next, the men on two charges of larceny, and the female on one charge of larceny ; they all state that they have no regular place of abode, and when apprehended were lodging at a tramps lodging- house : ALBERT DAVIS, mat maker, a native of Ireland, 21 years of age, 6 ft. 3 ins. high, light complexion, dark hair, no whiskers, full light eyes. ' Albert Davis' in blue ink on left arm. PETER QUINN, hatter, a native of Ireland, 19 years of age, 6 feet G inches high, dark complexion, black hair, full dark blue eyes, scar from cut on left eyebrow and one on right sheekbone just balow the eye, long thin face, very slightly pockpitted, and slight make. ELIZA WEBB, a native of Westminster, 17 years of age, 6 feet 1} inch high, light complexion, light brown hair, light eyes, round face, and proportionate make. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Brighton.— bow- street, February 15. Description of a tramp remanded to Northleach Prison till the 22nd instant, charged with stealing three Sheepskins, the property of Mr. Thomas Walker, of Compton Abdale, Glou- cestershire, which have been recovered : he says he is 36 years of age, but does not appear to be 30, about 5 feet 8 inches high, very dsrk complexion, whiskers shaved off, brown hair and eyes, rouud face, dissipated appearance, marked * D' under left armpit, has some blue marks on left arm above the elbow, and is supposed to be &- deserter from the Army or Navy ; states that his name is JOHN STANLEY, of Stow- on- ttie- Wold, which place he left 20 years ago. file was selling writing paper, on which he painted flowers, in the village where he stole the skins, and had in his possession a Book of Cheltenham College Prize Poems, written inside ' C. T. Lees, Barnsley, 1862,' two cotton Handkerchiefs, and three Keys attached to each other by a copper chain. He is suspected of committing offences elsewhere. Information to be givsn to Deputy CUitf Constable Nicholls, Cheltenham, or to Sergeant Benj. Chadd Withington, Gloucestershire,— Bow- strwt, February 55. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen on the 15th instant, from the dwelling- house of T. Flaxton, of Owston Lodge, near Askern : 1 blue cloth Overcoat, with two pockets outside and one inside left breast; 1 pair of tweed Trousers, with a narrow stripe down the side seam ; 1 black cloth Vest, with two pockets outside ; 1 black coburg scarf Shawl, trimmed with black silk fringe two inches broad ; 1 Pocket- book lined with led leather containing a Sovereign, and has ' George Gilder- thorpe Haywood,' written on inside of hack. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Pontefract.— Bow- street, February 22. Stolen on the 18th instant, from the ' Pheasant Inn' St. Giles Street, Oxford, the property of Mr. Spencer, a light brindle Dog, white face, ears cut, rather long tail and legs, 10 months old, and answers to the name of' Billy.' Informa- tion to be given to Inspector Charles Yates, County Police Station, Oxford.— Bow- street, February 22. Stolen between the 24th of December last and the 16th instant, from an Unoccupied building in the parish of Hornsea, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, au old- fashioned drab cloth Topcoat, double breasted, has had a cape to it, and the buttons are still left behind the collar where the cape had been fastened, and in one of the pockets was a Memorandum Book, with several accounts in it; the property of Nathan Farrah. In- formation to be given to Superintendent J. D. Wright, East Riding Constabulary, Police Station, Leven, near Beverley, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 22. Stolen between 2 p. m. 18th and 10 p. m. on the 19th inst., from Westover House, Bitton, the property of Major- General Parke, 12 Dessert Spoons, 2 Table Spoons, crest— an eagle's head on a crown; 2 Table Spoons, marked ' H. Parke'; and 2 Dessert Forks, one marked ' H. Parke,' the other'Parke' on the handle ; all silver. Supposed by a tramp. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Box, Staple Hill, or to Sergeant Clark, Oldland Common, near Bristol.— Bow- street, February 22. Supposed to have been stolen from Hutton, near Weston- super- Mare, Somerset, the property of Mr. Caple, a light brindled greyhound Dog, scar on right shoulder about the size of a shilling, and answers to the name of ' Sycophant.' A reward of 10a. will be given by Mr. Caple upon the recovery of the dog and conviction of the offender or offenders, if stolen. Information to be given to Superintendent Gillbanks, Somerset Constabulary, Axbridge.— Bow- street, February 22. Stolen from a dwelling- house at Oldham, between 9' 15 p. m. on the 20th and 6- 20 a. m. on the 21st instant, the follow- ing property : a linsey Petticoat, nearly new, with two tucks and calico binding, and fastens with two brass buttons behind ; a clean white figured Table Cloth ; a 30- hour Clock, octagonal case, with gilt flowers round, and iron chains ; a mahogany Workbox, inlaid at each corner with pearl, two pieces of which were lost, also inlaid with a square piece of pearl in the centre, stands on four brass knobs, and contained two pairs of black kid Gloves ; four or five Keys on a ring ; a small Box made of Shells, two of which are broken off the lid; a mahogany- stand Mirror, about 10 inches long, the glass of which is cracked ; and a drab cloth Cloak. Information to be given to Chief Constable Wetherell, Town Hall, Oldham, Lancashire.— Bow- street, February 22. Stolen off a garden hedge, during the night of the 8th instant, from Meiford : a light blue Smockfrock, buttons up the front, hole in elbow of right sleeve ; a dark cotton Dress, lilac lining; a white cotton militia Shirt, marked ' John Roberts' and ' No. 1140' on right side; and a linsey Apron, check top, all in a wet state, the property of David Roberts. The following articles were also stolen in the same neigbour- hood on the same night : a brown linsey Skirt, much worn in front, and a white flannel Petticoat, mended with calico, the property of M. W. Tanhouse; a black cobnrg Dress and an unbleached cotton Chemise, the property of M. Edwards ; and a woman's grey cloth Jacket, velvet cults, two pockets in front, the property of A. Thomas. Four tramps of the following description are suspected: two men and two women. The women, about 23 years of age; dressed in old white bonnets and dark brown dresses. The men, 23 or 24 years of age, shout stature ; one dressed in dark jacket and plaid trousers, the other in velveteen jacket and dark cord trousers. One of the men suspected was appre- hended with the smockfrock and shirt upon him, and was committed for trial at the Montgomeryshire Sessions : name WILLIAM SMITH, 30 years of age, 5 feet 21, inches high, stout, very thick neck, fresh complexion, downcast look, blue eyes, brown hair, sandy whiskers, not shaved for about a month ; dressed in brown cloth cap, blue cotton necktie, drab loose coat, aud black and white plaid trousers. It is snppoeed that he has been previously convicted of felony. The others are still at large, and were seen near Llanrhaiadr- ynmochnant on the 17th instant. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Welshpool; to Police Constable Richard Thomas, Meiford ; or to Police Constable E. Jones, Llanfyllin, Montgomeryshire.— Bou>- street, February 22. Stolen on the 16th instant, from No. 1], Park- road, Mary- lebone. a silver antique Cream Jug, and Sugar Basin to match ; a silver Salt Spoon, marked ' E.'; a plated Beer Jug ; four dozen Knives, two Carving ditto, aud two Carving Forks, white ivory handles, some marked ' Doughton, Gloucester'; a Poultry Carver ; a Paisley Shawl ; a loose brown cloth Over- coat, pockets at aides, one breast pocket; a pair of gentleman's dress Boots, and a pair of female's ditto, both with elastic sides ; and two Tablecloths, one marked ' Eassie.'— Metropolitan Police, D Division, February 20. Stolen on the 17th instant, from a wherry at the entrance to the river Don, in the county of Durham, two Oil Cloths, each about 18 feet long and 12 feet broad ; two warps of Manilla Rope, each about 18 fathoms long ; and a new Line, about G or 7 fathoms long. Information to be given to Super- intendent John Stephens, River Tyne Police Station, South Shields.— Bow- street, February 20. Stolen between the 16th and 17th instant, from the farm yard of Mr. Abraham Atkinson, in the parish of Haxey, Lincolnshire, seven Dorking Hens and one Dorking Cock. Two of the hens are dark- coloured, the others silver- feathered. Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the ap- prehension and conviction of the offender or offenders shall receive four guineas' reward. Information to be given to Superintendent Hebditch, Epworth, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, February 20„ Stolen from the house of Mrs. Hill, in the parish of Mickleham, the following articles of wet Linen and Clothing : a lin'n Shirt, marked ' A. B.'; two Shirts; a Wight ditto, 4 rt. B.'; a Tablecloth, ' A. B.'; a flannel Petticoat ; a Table- cloth, ' V.'; two Shirts aud a Night ditto,' J. Vand, J. T. y.'; tvro pairs vpplleii Stockings ; a Nightdress, marked at wrist- < 2 POLICE GAZETTE. February 22. band ' E. V.'; a Nightdress, marked down the front ' A. N. Ayrton'; a Chemise, marked at top; a pair of Drawers; a Chemise, witli work on the - top; a pair of black and white Stockings, * A.'; a Nightdress, ' P. B. Cust'; two small Night- dresses, ' A. T. Cust'; a Shirt, marked at bottom of the front; a Dress, cross- barred, with a tuck in it; and a Dress, striped lilac and white. Information to be given to Superintendent Page, Dorking, Surrey.— Bow- street, February 20. Stolen, about ihe end of last month, from the premises of Mr. Fricker, of Great Coggeshall, watchmaker, a silver lever Watch, maker Jones, Strand, No. 1771, cap otf inside, the seconds hand gone ; short chain. Information to be given to Superintendent May, Witham, Essex.— Bow- street, Fa>. 20. Stolen on the 16th instant, from No. 29, Albemarle- street, Piccadilly : A gold open- face Geneva Watch, makers Jenner and Knewstub, a Telescope and gold Pencil- case on a gold King attached. A green leather Bill case, containing a £ 5 Bank of England Note; two Austrian Notes of 100 florins each ; 60 or 70 florins in Austrian Notes of 5 and 10 florins each ; three Bills of Exchange— one for £ 1,000, drawn by Theologosa Carnigie, in Galatz, dated 3rd December, 1864, at twelve months date, in favour of J. Mayer, drawn on A. Carnagie, 165, Fenchurch- street : one for £ 2,200, drawn by M. 11. Weikersheim and Co., of Vienna, dated 4th February, 1865, on the Bank of Egypt, London, drawn at three months date; and one for £ 2,100, drawn by M. H. Weikersheim and Co., of Vienna, dated 4th February, 1865, at three months date ; a Photograph group of eleven persons, and Memoranda. 2 Greatcoats, one sac, blue shotted with red, two pockets on hips, one in left breast, velvet collar lined with silk, and quilted ; the other blue, two pockets on hips. 2 black dress Coats; 2 Vests ; and two pairs of black Tronsers, ' J. M. Frank' on collars of coats and buttons of trousers. A light grey Overcoat, two pockets on hips,' Dewdney' on collar. A black silk llat, maker Gould. — Metropolitan Police, C Division, February 20. Stolen during the last month, from the residence of Major Hawkins, at Wroughton, Wilts, a large Opera Glass in a black leather case,' C. S Hawkins, Conservative Club,' engraved on the brass. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Swindon, Wiltshire.— February 20. Stolen from a saddle- room in the township of Newton- by- Chester, between 6 p. m. on the 13th and 6 a. irt. on the 14th instant, the following proporty : two black cloth Coats ; two ditto Vests, one with sleeves ; a drab ditto ; three pairs of bnckskin Gloves ; a pair of strong Shooting Boots ; a pair of brown leather Leggings ; three Razors, two white and one black handles; two pairs of black cloth Trousers ; a pair of cord Trousers; two black Neckties; a pair of elastic- side Boots ; a silver Watch Guard ; five pairs of clipping Scissors ; two or three small Pocket Knives; a single- barrelled Gun, maker Lowe, Chester ; a Powder Flask ; a Shot ditto ; a Looking Glass ; a gold Scarf Pin ; an Opera Glass ; and a silver Scarf Pin. Information to be give)} to Superintendent. G. E. Oldmeadow, County Police Office, Egerton- street, Chester.— Bow- street, February 20. Stolen on the night of the 15th instant, from a farm premises at Crowfield, Suffolk, a black and white shepherd Dog, about 4 years old ; answers to the name of ' Drover.' He iB a very good stock dog, and will most likely be sold to some shepherd or drover. Information to be given to Sergeant Foster, Police Station, Stonham, East Suffolk.— Bow street, February 20. Stolen from the ' Mitre ' Hotel, Oxford, on or about the 16th inst., a plain old- fashioned silver quart Tankard, ' J. G. V.' engraved on the lid, and ' T. A. P.' in the centre £ 2 reward is offered to any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension aud conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property. Information to be given to Mr. Venables, Mitre Hotel, or to Serjeant Mills, City Police Station, Oxford.— Bow- street, February 20. Supposed to have been stolen from a draper's shop, in Middlesbrough, on the 13th instant, about 70 yards of white bleached Linen.| Information to lie given to Chief Superinten- dent E. J. Saggerson, Middlesbrougti.— Bow- st., February 20. Stolen on the afternoon of the 16th instant, from a garden, hedge in the parish of Lavendon, Bucks, a fine calico Shirt Irish linen front, with three plaits and three pearl buttons down it, opens behind, and has two buttons, very narrow collar, * P. 0.' marked with red cotton on left side of the lappet. Supposed by a tramp of the following description, who called at the house, begging : a tall man, about 35 years of age, pro- portionately built, dark whiskers and moustache ; dressed in dark grey coat, trousers, vest, and cap, high shoes, the trousers are torn about the ankles ; he looked smart and somewhat respectable, aud said he was a servant out ot place. He has been traced to Warrington toll- gate, on the Olney- road, and the following day on the road to Northampton, carrying a paper parcel which is supposed to contain the stolen shirt. Informa- tion to be given to Inspector Hedley, Newport Eagnell, Bucks. — Bow- street, February 20. Stolen from a watchmaker's shop in Middlesbrough, on the 18th instant, two gold Guards, one secret link, the other Belcher pattern ; six or eight gold Alberts, of different pat- terns; ten or 12 ladies' gold fancy Kings, set with rubies, torquoise, and pearls ; and a number of gold fancy Keys, Seals, Lockets, and Pins. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent E. J. Saggerson, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.— Bow- itreet, Febrttary 20. On the morning of the 11th instant, the shop window of Mr. George Harris, olock and watch maker, Wellingborough, was broken, and the following articles stolen therefrom : four '-'- fashioned silver Watches, out of repair, one No. 152; a nair ot Cases; three German silver Watches ; a pinch- beck ditto* a.' id two silver Watch- guards. Information to be given to Inspect J- Stati ™ ' Wellingborough, Northamptonshire. - Bow- street, February 1/. Stolen between 10 p. m. on the 6th and 10 a. m. on the 7th instant, from No. 7, C^ y^^ f^ J^ iSZ Waiter, 7 inches over, stands on ti.' ee, te ® t' 1c" ase4?' cre3t— a boar's head, erased, ducally gorged ana tho Vern] on coat- of- arm , and motto ' Vernon semper viret, .'.* » , a double Field Glass, light metal, with sun shaJes> w- Dixey and Son, Opticians to the Queen,' engraved Metropolitan Police, C Division, February 17. Stolen from the premises of Mr. J. A. Boss, No. 1, Little Love- lane, Cheapside, between 11 a. m. and 1 p. m, on the 11th instant, about thirty pieces ( partly cut and folded) of Umbrella Silk. £ 10 will be given for such information as shall leajifl the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenf and £ 40 for the recovery of the p^ Xerty, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Ini'oK? i3^ n to be given to the Inspector on Duty, at Moor- lane Station, City of London, E. C. — Bow- strect, February 17. Stolen from the New Kent road, on the evening of the 14th instant, a young Newfoundland retriever Bitch, answering to the name of ' Juno,' colour black mixed with brown, long shaggy coat parted down the back, thick bushy tail, and very large limbs, white spot on chest, and a few white hairs growing round one of the fore claws. Information to be given to Stones' End Police Station, S. E.— Bow- st., February 17. Supposed to have been stolen from a carriage between Stanmer and Danny Park, on the 27th December last, a small gilt carriage Clock, about 4 inches high and 3^ inches wide, enamelled dial with engraved and gilt plates round it, strikes with a gong, maker Dent, London, Nos. 16684 and 359, in a leather case, leaving the face exposed. £ 5 reward will be paid on recovery of thef clock, and conviction of the offender or offenders ( if stolen). Information to be given to Superinten dent Jenner, Lewes, or to Sergeant Baldwin, Preston, near Brighton.— Bow- street, February 17. Stolen from an outhouse at Brighouse, between 8 p. m. on 14th and 7 a. m. on the 15th instant : a black beaver Overcoat with velvet collar, repaired with new braid down the front, two pockets, left breast pocket, lined with blue and brown plaid ; a new blue cloth Vest, bound with alpaca braid, without buttons; and two pairs of tailor's Scissors, the property of Samuel Hemmingway. Information to be given to Super- intendent C. Copeland, West Riding Constabulary, Halifax, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 17. Supposed to have been stolen from Llanyanynech, Salop, on the 19th ultimo, a- f plate lever dome case gold Watch, with white enamel dial, maker Hiss, Liverpool, it lias a small dent on the back about the size of a pin's head ; also a bright gold secret guard Chain. £ 5 reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the recovery of the watch and chain, and conviction of the offender or offenders ( if stolen). Information to be given to Superintendent Gough, Oswestry, Salop.— Bow- street, February 17. Stolen about 8 p. m. from the cabin of a river sloop, lying in the canal at Thornhill: a man's dark blue cloth Jacket, lined at cuffs with red silk ; a double- breasted black silk velvet Vest ; a pair of slate- coloured cloth Trousers ; a magenta flannel Shirt, lined at shoulders with white flannel; a pair of white flannel Drawers, marked ' T. C.' at waist ; a black silk Handkerchief; a blue cloth Scotch Cap; a white flannel Shirt, with check cotton wristbands, marked ' T. C.'; a ditto; a dark blue striped cotton ditto, marked ' T. Copeman'; a light blue striped cotton ditto, marked ' T. Robinson'; a pair of blue worsted Stockings; a pair of brown ditto ditto ; a man's brown cloth Jacket, three pockets outside and two inside ; two lilac striped cotton Shirts; a small spotted lilac ditto; a brown plaid cotton ditto ; and a white flannel ditto— the pro- perty of Charles Matthewman and Thomas Copeman, water- men. Information to be given to Superintendent Martin, West Riding Constabulary, Dewsbury, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, Feb- ruary 15. Stolen on the 8th instant, from No. 14, Lee- place, Lee, Kent : 1 silver lever Watch, engine turned, enamelled dial, No. 854. 1 gold lever Watch, engine turned, gold dial, No. 52827. 3 Pencilcases, one gold, two silver, one large, two small. 2 gold Seals, one large, one small. 1 silver Seal with coral handle 1 Pen- knife, tortoiseshell handle, inlaid with silver. 4 gold Brooches, one with amethyst thistle, one chased, one enamelled, one plain. 1 silver gilt Brooch, set with hair. I old silk Umbrella. 1 Parasol, lined with white silk. Some very old silver Coins. — Metropolitan Police, R Division, February 15. Stolen from an engine- house at Bolton, during the night of the 12th instant, two brass Steps, part of a brass Tallow Cup, and part of a brass Water Gauge, the property of Edward Handforth. Also stolen, on the same night, from a pigeon- cote at North Bierly, four blue common Pigeons, one dark red ditto, and one light red ditto, the property of Martin Holmes. Three of the pigeon's had been cut off and left behind. Information to be given to Mr. Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Court House, Bradford.— Bow- street, February 15. . Stolen between the 7th and 13th instant, from a drawer in a dwelling- house at Thornton : a black cloth Cloak, with velvet collar, has two black tassels behind, and four black covered buttons in front, hemmed round the bottom ; and a grey mixture Petticoat, has two tucks, calico top, and two red and black stripes near the bottom ; the property of Jane Foster. Information to be given to Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Court House, Bradford, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 15. 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, 5 feet 6 inches high, fresh com- plexion. full face, brown hair, and slight tuft on chin ; dressed in a dark coarse shooting jacket, buff quilted vest, and cord trousers : is supposed to be making his way on foot to South- ampton. Infor mation to be given to Superintendent Oswell, Guildhall, SiaBotd— Bow- street, 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- street, February 13. Stolen on the 7th instant, from a dwelling- house at Duddo, Northumberland, and old- fashioned silver verge Watch, figured dial, which is, ghipped 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.— Bow- street, February 13. 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, 3057. 1 duplex, f- plate, 678. 4 lever hunters, 26592, 26590, 52945, 51844. 9 lever, gold dials, 44338, 51802, 4036, 3899, 3103, 3320, 44222, 44037, 26010. 2 duplex, enamel dials, 2284, 1818. 1 lever, gold dial, 3071. 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, 60G3, 5025. 4 ditto, gold dials, 26953, 26952, 26956, 26955. 4 ditto C. C., 5191, 6004, 4318, 4359. 1 ditto duplex, 5456. 3 ditto, 5485, 5036, 6510. 1 ditto duplex CyC., 5808. 1 ditto keyless hunter, 5821. 3 ditto C. C., 5490, 6589, 6026. 1 ditto duplex, 5842. 2 ditto ditto, 5819, 5648. 3 ditto, gold balance, 6919, 5917, G137. 2 ditto C. C., chronometer balance, 5911, 5637. 1 ditto, gold balance, f- plate, 5763: 3 ditto F. P., G316, 6317, 6318. 1 ditto hunter, § plate, 6038. 1 ditto C. C., centre seconds, 6315. 1 ditto F. P., 6298. 1 ditto C. C., f- plate, black dial, G008 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, 5039. 1 ditto C. C., 6088. 1 duplex C. C., keyless calender, 5822. 1 lever C. C., F. P., compensation balance, 6393. 1 ditto ditto, 6395. And sundry other gold E iglish Watches. All engraved ' J. Walker, 68, Cornhill.' Gold Geneva Watches— 24 Horizontals, 2907, 2852, 2879, 14107, 7947, 2292, 2295-, 2296, 2536, 1347, 1349, 15044, 1542, 1426, 1829, 2690, 1570, 1569, 1671, 3998, 4134, 1817, 14119, and 11023. 24 Horizontal Repeaters, 4490, 2854, 2906, 2881, 2365, 2408, 14010, 14008, 14002, 24838— 27252, 24839— 27252, 389CO - 26292, 38970— 27308, 24836— 27243, 24221— 27284,24804— 27247, 38980— 27301, 24382— 27245, 2140, 2886, 2344, 2841, 2345, and 2883. English silver Watches— 2 Levers, C. C. 2701, and 1961 ( gold dial). 29 Levers, with enamel dials, 2787 ( f plate), 1343 F. P., F. P. 1339, 3056, 3054, 3005, 3060, 3704, 3701, 3702, 26183, 26251, 26247,26231, 26230,10059,11728 F. P., 44747, 44758, 44714,2081lF. P., 20891,44515,44649, 44655, 44716, 44696, 31732, and 31734. 35 Lever Hunters, 14410, C. F. 10028, C. C. 9415, C. F. 10064, C. C. 4928, 4924, 3907, 1870, C. C. 5373, C. C. 5551, 5499,5582, 6494, 5557,5562,6958, 5898 ( steel balance), C. C. 6219, 5640, 6222, 6223, 6007 ( compensation, black dial, Opiate), F. P.' s6354, 6357, C. F. 6375, 6377, C. C. compensation balance, F. P. 6274, 5130 ( f- plate), 6378, C. F. 6369, 6372, 6367, 6374, 6376. 1 Lever, C. C. f- plate, 6197. 1 Lever, compensation balance, 5133. 3 Levers, C. C. 5493, CI98, 6394. All engraved ' John Walker, 68, Cornhill.' Silver Geneva Watches :— 9 lever Hunters, 10532,10534,10531,10533,10510,10511 10512, 10508, 10509. 6 horizontal Hunters, 9474, 9472, 5951— 2747, 5950— 2746, 1102, 4630— 4568. 1 horizontal cut- out ditto, 5442. 1 ditto, keyless, 2583. 2 ditto, centre seconds, 2497, 2496. 3 horizontal ditto, 2539, 2536, 17071. 4 ditto, keyless, 3004, 3005, 2586, 2585. 11 ditto, enamel dials, 3182, 3178, 9288, 9473, 4594- 3- 4035, 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 marked. PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE OFFICERS. ( On the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere. J Description of a lady's gold lever Watch and Chain ( sup- posed to have been stolen) found on the person of a prisoner named JOHN BARLOW, alias GENTLEMAN JOHN, who is about 35 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches- high, dark complexion, hair, and whiskers: the watch has a richly engraved case, gold dial and hands, No. 64531, an attempt has been made to erase the number; gold Chain, secret links, weighs nearly 2 oz., gold Seal with red stone, with bunch of grapes an4 the words ' Do not press me'engraved thereon, a regard gold Key set with stones, and la gold split Amf^ fnformation to be given to Superintendent Ronayne, Alfreton, Derbyshire.— Bow- street, February 20. Description of property pledged at a pawnshop at Shipley, by two convicted thieves, at various times since the 21st ult., aud supposed to have been stolen :. nineteen masons' Tools, of various kinds, maked ' II. X.'; one ditto, marked ' A. M.'; a green silk Skirt, woman's size, has a strip of silk velvet about 1J in. broad, about 6 inches from the bottom ; a twilled Scarf Shawl, pine pattern, and green middle ; and an old- fashioned cloth Shawl. Information to be given to Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Court House, Bradford, Yorkshire. — Bow- strect, February 22. February 22. P O L IC GAZETTE. |^ fbruary 22, 1865. WAR OFFICE, DESERTERS FROM HER MFAJE STY'S SERVICE. On and fcfter this date ( Dec, 11,1857), until further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a Deserter will bo TWKH'TT 8HILIIV « i Instead © f TM SHULLU'OS; 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. 3ITIOI NAME. BEG. OOBFS. WHERE BOBB. TRADE. R 8133. HAIR. EYES. PACE. OOAT & TBOT SEES. DATE or PLACE or MARKS Aim REMARKS BO. NO. • 4 DESER'I K. OEHEBTIOy. 180690 Charles Coppin 707 Royal H. Art. Lee, Kent labourer 18} 5 44 brown hazel fri- ch regimental 15 Jan. Woolwich . 180691 James Nye 951 Roy. Artillery Godalming, Surrey ditto 294 5 6 dk. bra grey fresh ditto 16 Jan. Dover 180692 William pilbrow 14777 ditto Ipswich ditto 19} 6 4} brown hazel fresh ditto 15 Jan. Woolwich 180698 John Foley 16731 ditto Kingston, Surrey ditto 18} 5 4 black hazel fresh ditto 15 Jan. ditto 18069V Michael Ryan 15010 ditto Ash, Hants mason 22} 6 51 brown gray sallow ditto 14 Jan. ditto off furlough to Cork 180695 Thomas Child 17202 ditto Hambledon, Surrey shoeir. gsmh x94 5 4} It. bra grey fresh ditto 14 Jan. ditto ditto to Ha'mbk'dun 180696 Edward Gale 14871 ditto Harrow, Middlesex groom 294 5 44 black brown sallow ditto 11 Jan. ditto scar on upper lip 180697 John McDuff 15167 ditto Inverary, Argyle boilermakor 194 5 41 brown blue sallow ditto 14 Jan. ditto off furlough to Glasgow • 180698 John King 17580 ditto Coventry porter 20} 5 8 brown grey fresh ditto 17 Jan. d tto anchor and star on left hand > 80699 William McKinless 96 ditto Portglenonc, Antrim weaver 28 i 6 1 fair grey fresh ditto 12 Jan. Gosport off furlough to Portglenone; D, var. veins 1807001 180701 180702 180703 18070 V 180705 180708 180707 180708 180709 William Hughes Thomas Gordon Thomas Egan Patrick Lynch Thomas Lawson Geo. M. Cornelius John Alexander James Whitiford henry Brown William Rodgers 1603 ditto Enfield, Middlesex labourer 30 5 6 dk. bra hazel frerh ditto » 11 Jan. Athlone 17641 ditto Hull ditto 20 5 41 dk. brn blue fresh ditto 16 Jan. Warley 8297 ditto Dublin carpenter 23 6 it dk. brn blue fresh ditto 16 Jan. ditto 16359 ditto Newport, Tipperary tailor 19 5 7; brown gray fair ditto 15 Jan. ditto 5768 Rl. Engineers Stratford, Essex upholstere* 224 5 7 red hazel frock. ditto 15 Jan., Gosport 7010 ditto Camelford, Cornwall tailor 25 J 6 7 It. bra bluo fair ditto 11 Jan. Chatham 2nd Dragoons OldMonklandgLanrk. miner 22 6 8 dk. brn hazel fresh plaid; moleskin 16 Jan. Glasgow 9tli Lancers Glasgow, engineer 19 5 8 It. bra grey fresh black 17 Jan. ditto 2nd Foot ditto Edinburgh Maybole, Ayr tailor 18 5 5 5 brown black blue black fresh dark black; tweed 14 Jan. 14 Jan. Liverpool ditto 22 6 black ditto ditto to Enfield ditto to Dublin ditto to Newport can play tioliri and flute, and a good singer off furlough j scar over right eye recruit, not surgically inspected ditto recruit, surgically inspected ditto 5 6 dk. brn hazel sallow black; cord 20 Jan. 5 6 It. bra dk. brn light dark; light 14 Jan. 6 5} brown grey fresh black; grey 12 Jan. 5 54 It. brn grey fresh ditto 19 Jan. 5 6 brown hazel fresh black; tweed 14 Jan. 6 6 brown grey pale fustian; cord 10 Jan. 5 61 It. bra grey fresh brown; cord 17 Jan. 5 64 brown grey fresh fust, jacket; mole 16 Jan. 5 6 brown grey fresh mixture 16 Jan. 5 6 It. brn grey fresh grey 17 Jan. 180710 180711 180712 180713 180714 180715 180710 180717 180718 180719 Thomas smilley Samuel Salsbury John Barnes James Jones Charles Burgess Charles Woodward Alfred edgerton John Braceland Francis McKeen William Coutts 4th Foot 26th Foot 26 tli Foot 27th Foot 30th Foot 88th Foot 49th Foot ditto ditto 74th Foot Linlithgow Kirkham, Lane. Lamceth, London Monaghnn BethnalGreen. Londn Cooley, Gloucester Bury, Lancashire Conwcll, Donegal Armagh Brechin, Forfar saddler shoemaker labourer tailor frenchplshr. labourer millwright i labourer tailor [ groom 25 191 18 23 18 18 204 20 23 24. Coatbridge Preston Westminstr Drogheda Westminstr Gloucester Eccles Lisburn Enniskillen Edinburgh ditto recruit, not surg'oally inspected recruit, appr ved recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, approved recruit, not Burgically inspected recruit, surgically inspected scar on back of left leg; recifuit recruit, attested recruit, not surgically inspected 180721) Thomas Smith Rdy. Artdlery Paddington, London labourer 20 5 74 brown gray fair black 12 Jan. Westminstr mark bottom of nose; recruit 180721 Michael Whelan 198 4th Drag. Gds. Mullingar, Westmth. shoemaker 26} 5 8} dk. brn blue ruddy regimental 2f> Jan. Newbridge took part of reg. nec.; D 180722 Michael Hawkins 230 ditto Swineford, Mayo labourer 26 5 10 dk. brn grey fair ditto 14 Jan. ditto off furlough to Oldbury ; scar on upper lip 180723 Edward Wild 420 6th Drag. Gds. Salford, Lancashire ditto 271 6 10 fair blue fresh ditto 31 Jan. Dublin 180724 Walter Davidge 662 1st Dragoons Bath ditto 23 6 94 brown gray frosh ditto 31 Jan. Aldershot ditto to Alderne~ 180725 Joseph Atkinson 176 3rd Hussars Kilworth, Leicostor knitter 254 6 6f It. bra grey fresh ditto 4 Feb. Manchester 1> 180726 Charles Crane 692 6th Lanoers Hammersmith, Mdlsx labourer 214 6 7- It. bra blue fresh ditto 18 Jan. . Canterbury D 180727 William Brown 738 7th Hussars Kennington, Surrey — 201 5 1 brown hazel sallow ditto 31 Jan. Vtailstone 180723 641 0th - Lancers Huddcrs field clerk 214 6 74 flaxen blue fresh ditto 21 Jan. Dublin took the whole of reg. nec. 180729 John Anderson ditto Inverness ditto 22} - 6 71 dk. bra grey sallow ditto 6 Feb. ditto 180730 180731 180732 180733 180734 180735 1S0736 180737 180738 180739 John Dunkley John Rose George Roberts henry Clements Robert Murray Henry Stone John Harris John Brown Frederick Payne Edward Carpenter 4V4 711 475 754 678 168t! 379 231 420 5 H i ditto ditto 11th Hussars ditto 12tli Lancors 13th Hu< sars 1 Vth Hussars ditto ditto 15th Hussars Stoke Bruoruo* Chelsea, Middlesex Tonbury, Heroford Windsor, Berks Ormskirk, Lancaster Liverpool Sheffield Jesburgh, Norfolk HoUoway Cambridgo ditto optician labourer gardener shoemaker ropemaker clcrk labourer optician butcher 235 231 25# 191 20} 291 21} 23} 22i 21\ brown brown brown It. brn It. brn brown brown It. brn . brown brown grey hazel grey hazel grey hazel hazel blue grey grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto supposed plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 31 Jan. 30 Jan! 31 Jan. 27 Jan. 29 Jan. 30 Jan.' 22 Jan. 14 Jan. 18 Jan. 28 Jan. ditto ditto ditto ditto Sheffield Hounslow Aldershot ditto ditto Edinburgh off furlough to Northampton * North- took the whole of reg. nec. [ amptoti off furlough to Kidderminster off pass to Old Windsor; lost two molars took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Liverpool heart on right arm off furlough to Dublin D took part of reg. nec. 180740 Richard Carroll _ 17 th Lancers Limerick baker 23 6 7} fair brown fresh tweed 25 Jan. Liverpool scar on Jeft shoulder; recruit [ left arm 180741 Francis Kelly 1123 18th Hussars Leeds v tailor 21 6 64 brown blue fresh regimented 19 Jar. Canterbury burn mark on chest and left leg, anchor on 180742 Thomas Manning 8037 Militair Train Gren. Guards Mullinahone, Tipprry labourer 21 5 64 dk. brn brown fresh ditto 31 Jan. Portsmouth off furlough to Mullinahone 180713 Henry Barrett 2182 Marlboro', Wilts mason 24} 5 8 brown grey fair ditto 22 Jan. London ulcer on toe 18074V David James 2118 ditto Lewes, Sussex baskotmakr 18 5 6i light grey fair ditto 27 Jan. ditto took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 1807 45 William Leawood 1032 ditto Ashby- de- la- Zouch* labourer 23 5 10 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 17 Jan. ditto ditto * Leicester 180716 Henry Bennett 7362 ditto Herring, Sussex ditto 30} 5 71 It. brn blue fair ditto 27 Jan. Shorncliffe ditto 180747 William Charman 2197 ditto Brighton ditto 25 5 10 dark hazel dark ditto 22 Jan. London ditto 180748 Henry Baker William Akers 855 Cold. Guards Whitacre, Warwick sawyer 2lf 5 84 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 17 Jan. ditto off recruiting service at Norwich 180719 638 ditto Marston, Oxford labourer 23 5 94 dk. bra grey dark ditto 28 Jan. ditto 180760 180761 180752 180763 180764 180766 180756 180767 180768 1807691 Thomas Shepperd James Holder Enoch Brown Joseph Douglas Peter Fisken George Morehouse Alfred Greedy William Cutts John Murphy Robert Telford 1062 416 681 798 6535 1323 Scots Fusiliers ditto ditto ditto ditto 1st Foot 2nd Foot 1070 3rd Foot 8656! 8338] ditto ditto Liverpool Moiimouth Shrewsbury Blandford, Dorset Perth Lancaster Wellington, Somerset Worksop, Notts Mallow, Cork Belfast cooper labourer ditto bricklayer labourer engine drivr labourer ditto ditto 214 214 23 22J 27 22J 19| 211 27 § 29 10}| dk. brn 7} It. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn fair light brown brown dk. brn 8 61 in 64 64 6 5 6 grey grey hazel grey blue blue blue gray blue blue fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fair sallow fair fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dark; moleskin regimental ditto ditto ditto 24 Jan. 21 Jan. 21 Jan. 1 Feb. 31 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. 19 Jan. 31 Jan. 27 Jan. Greenock London ditto ditto ditto Manchester Chatham Sheffield ditto ditto off furlough to Greenock pockpitted took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. ditto left middle finger contracted large mole on left kjiee; recruit off furlough to Wellington ; tattooed It. arm off furlough to Mallow l8076i; 180761 180762 180763 180764 180766 180766 180767 J 80768. 180769 George Bishop Charles Pearse James Hawkins Andrew Mullan Robert Mayes Thomas James Robert Cage William Frazer William Chatfield Alexander Smylie 311 890 643 383 1218 633 1222 ditlo Kidderminster 4th Foot Alburton^. Gloucester ditto Blackburn ditto Mayo 6th Foot Ilorningham, Norfolk ditto Stroud, Gloucester ditto Norwich 6th Foot | Hamilton, Lanark ditto Uttoxeter, Stafford ditto Lochgiel, Antrim labourer sawyer labourer ditto ditto plumber labourer gardener labourer shoemaker 25} 19! 17} 22 24} 22 241 19} 2V4 204 44 8 64 73 6 81 9 8 3| 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 reg'mental ditto ditto ditto 26 Jan. 24 Jan. 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 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 TTttoxeter ditto to Brook Vale, Antrim 180770 180771 180772 180773 180774 180776 180776 180777 180778 180779 Edward Kelly William Birt Andrew Young James Boyle John White Stephen Wilson John Murray John Thompson Cornelius Murry Thomas Ryan 1497 74V 1687 1235 1476 591 243 897 1030 ditto ditto 8th Foot 10th Foot ditto 11th Foot 16th Foot ditto ditto ditto Manchester Davcntry, Northmpt. Glenluce, Wigton Drumgoon, Cavan Dunlaven, Wicklow Girton, Cambridge Eillucan, Meath Emiiskillen, Frmngh. Donamore, Wicklow Graigue, Kilkenny groom collier shoemaker labourer ditto ditto shoemaker labourer ditto ditto 23 24 334 19} 23} 30 241 244 224 25 6} 6 6J 9} 54 5} 6i 9! 10} 64 It. brn dk. brn dk. brn black It. brn dk. bm brown dk. brn red dk. brn It. bin hazel grey grey hazel grey grey blue blue grey fresh fresh swarth fresh fresh sallow fresh 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 Dec. 10 Jan. 10 Jan. Liverpool Colchester Manchester Preston ditto Fermoy Halifax* ditto ditto ditto recruit, finally approved off furlough to Weedon; D, pockpitted pockpitted off furlough; bandy- legged D * Nora Scotia 180780 180781 180782 180783 180781 180785 180786 180787 180783 180789 Patrick Smith Daniel Shine Laurence Davis Alfred Blount Henry Ray Robert Lacey William Craddock Lawrence Andrews Jeremiah Murphy John Madden 427 1528 1610 656 3810 3732 902 919 874 ditto 17th Foot ditto 19th Foot 21st Foot 24th Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto Drumgrath, Down Limerick F. nnisoorthy, Wexfrd. Wincanton, Somerset Newfoundland London Gloucester Dublin Liselton, Kerry Dublin ditto ditto ditto phemist labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto miller 21| 22 24 29 23 31 30 20 21 25 5 64 5 54 It. brn brown brown dk. brn brown dk. brn sandy It. brn fair It. brn grey grey grey hazel hazel grey blue blue blue blue fresh fresh sallow fresh fair sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto black regimental ditto ditto black; dark regimental ditto ditto 10 Jan. 29 Jan. 1 Feb. 24 Jan. 30 Jan. 2 Feb. 5 Feb. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 28 Jan. ditto Limerick ditto Chatham Birr Shorncliffe ditto ditto ditto ditto took great coat and cbaco mark of ulcer over It. tibia and inside It. knee off furlough to London ditto ditto ditto ; front tooth broken 180790 180791 180792 180793 180794 180795 180796 180797 180798 180799 Edward Carney John Donovan James McCarron David McMaster William O'Neill Robert Young James Reynolds William McCrorey Themes Brown Thomas Walmsley — I ditto — ditto 1603 25th Foot 26th Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto 29th Foot ditto U587 762 759 452 689 1034 1147 Kilbride, Wicklow Chelsea, Middlesex Glasgow Belfast, Antrim Glasgow Ballymoncy, Antrim Templemichael* Bigney, Down Manchester Blackburn, Lane. bricklayer labourer miner labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto piecer 204 18 20} 28} 204 204 22j 20} 24 184 64 It. bm 6 It. brn 6 auburn 6 dk. brn 61 brown 6 dk. brn 6f'dk. brn 6 [ brown 74 It. brn 5} light grey hazel hazel grey grey hazel grey blue grey grey fair frosh fresh frosh fresh frosh sallow frosh fresh fresh dark; cord smock; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 29 Jan. 19 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 22 Jan. 20 Jan. 4 Feb. 30 Jan. 23 Jan. 22 Jan. Bedford London Athlone Portsmouth Belfast ditto Portsmouth ditto Liverpool Fleetwood recruit, attested ditto off furlough to Glasgow ditto to lagoneil, near Belfast scar on back of left hand took part of reg. nec.; D off furlough to * Longford [ eyebrow ditto to Dromara, Down ; scar It. en route to Newry took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 180800 180801 180802 180803 180801 180805 18080t; 180807 M0803 19609 John Lovelady John Davis 1 Henry Smith Hugh Cannon James Kelley Isaac S. Lockyard Francis Stretch Thomas Smith James Hanley John Welch 1160 1074 1176 1180 1386 916 1010 690 980 1302 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ' ditto ditto 31st Foot ditto 32nd Foot Warrington Aston, Warwick Ledbury, Worcester Glasgow Kilmore, Roscommon Twining, Gloucester Birmingham Manchester London Aston, Warwickshire labourer blacksmith labourer miner enginedrivr. labourer ditto turner brickmaker ditto 194 22} 23 204 214 22} 19 23} 23 J 6J dark 6}' dk. brn 611 brown brown brown brown brown dk. bra brown dk. brn 6 5i 10} 6 8 91 8 gray hazel grey blue hazel grey hazel grey brown hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh tresh fresh fresh sallow fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto • ditto ditto ditto 22 Jan. 22 Jan. 22 Jan. 28 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. 81 Jan. 24 Jan. ditto ditto ditto Preston ditto EnHiskillen Newry Aldershot ditto Waterford took part of reg. nec. D ; seton on back of neck scar over left eye took waist- belt and part of reg. nec\ mole on right shoulder off furlough off furlough to Birmingham ditto to Manchester; D; pockpitted ditto to London supp. gone to Bristol 296 POLICE G A Z E T T E. February 6. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued). OrviOB • 0. NAME. BEQ. HO. CORPS. WHEEE BOSK. TKADB. HAIB. EYES. COAT & TBOUSEKS. DATE 0* DESEBTN. PLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 180810 180811 180818 130813 180814 180815 180816 180317 180818 180819 George Higgins James Ware John Evans Robert Austin Alfred Devenport Alex McKenzie Alfred Mannock John W. Hannsley Richard Swift John McIntere 435 740 372 1248 1626 81.7 772 236 168 650 32nd Foot ditto ditto ditto 35th Foot 40th Foot 41st Foot ditto ditto ditto Handsworth, Stafford Wigley, Gloucester ChurchShelton, Salop Dumcondra, Dublin Folkestone, Kent Dingwall, Ross Bury, Lancaster York Ballina, Mayo Donegal sngine litter abourer ditto clerk abourer ; ardiner weaver dogger labourer ditto > M 354 30 • Hi 19} 22 181 • 27} 21} 20 W4 il 7 5 8 5 7} 5 6 5 6} 5 5 5 4| 5 6} 5 9 jrown t. brn t. brn t. brn > rowu irown air dk. brn irown ik. brn ; rey ; rey jrey ? rey lazel jrown > lue lazel jlue jrown ' resh air ' resh resh resh resh fresh sallow resh fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto lospital clothing regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 2i Jan. 1 Feb. SO Jan. 17 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 17 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 25 Jan. Waterford Kilkenny ditto Waterford 3hathatn Birr Dubliu ditto ditto ditto supp. goue to Bristol off furlough to Stroud ditto to Shrewsbury broke out of hospital oil' furlough ditto to Halifax; sours on torolieal ditto to Stockton, York 180820 180821 180822 180823 180824 180825 180826 180827 180828 18082!) William Plain 1317 1319 935 905 4250 414 3672 670 1014 743 Haddington Tannadice, Forfar Newcastle Kidderminster Roseres, Tipperary Aberdeen Ashton, Lancaster Cork Quordon, Leicester Holywell, Flintshire 19 5 5} 5 4} 5 8 § 5 7} 5 8} 5 7 5 7} 5 5} 5 6 5 9} brown blue fair ditto 20 Jan. Stirling ditto Chatham ditto Dublin ditto Belfast Curragh ditto ditto William Kennedy John Sample Thomas Carroll Timothy Cleary James Allerdyce John Lees Barthw. O'Neil Thomas Stevenson John Lloyd ditto 43rd Foot ditto 49th Foot ditto ditto 63rd Foot ditto ditto di'to carpenter cabinetmkr. labourer woolcomber labourer hairdresser lacemaker millwright 19} 23} 22} 28 40 331 27 24} 284 It. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown brown dk. brn It. brn brown It. brn grey grey hazel blue blue hazel hazel hazel hazel fair fresh pale fair fresh fresh fresh fre « h fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 20 Jail. 24 Jau. 28 Jan. 21 Jan. 1 Feb. 24 Jan. 23 Jan. 23 Jan. 23 Jan. took part of reg. nec. ditto off furlough to Roscrea took waistbelt and part of reg. nee. took the whole of reg. uec. off furlough to London ditto to Loughborough, Leicester ditto to Holywell 180830 180831 180832 180833 180834 100835 180836 180837 180838 180839 Mathew Manion William Miller Henry Hall Thomas Norman John Geddis William McKelvey Samuel Kenney Luke Flynn Owen Mines John Wilson 3818 325 1017 1017 1000 1160 229 1124 1425 904 ditto 56th Foot 60th Rifles ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 63rd Foot Galway Banbury Birmingham Chidworth, Glo'ster Tyrone Tonigla- son, Monghn Cucb, Derby Cootebill, Cavan Killershall, Tyrone Kilmarnock, Ayr buttonmakr shoemaker moulder labourer shoemaker labourer ditto weaver labourer engineer 26 26} 25 25} 34} 21* 26} 19} 22 18} 5 6 5 7 5 6 5 8 5 5 5 6} 5 3} 5 4} 5 6 5 5} brown It. brn black brown brown brown brown dk. brn It. brn brawn grey hazel grey grey hazel hazel grey hazel brown hazel fresh fresh sallow fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 23 Jan. 3 Feb. 29 Jan. 25 Jan. 22 Jan. 25 Jan. 31 Jan. 30 Jan. 9 Jan. 21 Jan. ditto Colchester Dublin Winchester Montreal Winchester Aldershot Winchester Montreal Belfast ditto to Sheffield took waist- belt and part of reg. nee. off furlough to OBTerton, Derby off pass to Overgate, Dundee took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. ' 808 V) John Doyle Darnel Duggan John Barry Alexander McNab* Thomas Fallan John Read Michael Stuart George Teague Henry Barret Peter Lock — 1 ditto 5 7 light dk. bm red brown dk. brn brown brown brown brown It. brn grey brown grey blue hazel grey hazel dk. brn blue hazel fresh I2q Jan. Athy Japan Gosport Aberdeen ditto Shornoliffe Burnley Shorncliffe Edinburgh ditto 180841 180842 180818 < 80844 180845 180846 180847 18084b • 8084a 103 771 980 952 717 654 1086 158 67th Foot 69th Foot 72nd Foot ditto 73rd Foot ditto ditto 74th Foot ditto Cork Thurlee, Tipperary Stirling Edinburgh Kilmacow, Kilkenny Bolton, Lancashire Coleford, Gloucester Chester- le- Street* Edinburgh sailor shoemaker miner tailor labourer factoTyhand labourer engine fitter labourer 27 22 19! 20J 27J 21 28} 24 26 5 11} 5 8} 5 6 5 7} 6 6 5 5 5 7} 5 7} 5 9} frosh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto black; fustian regimental ditto ditto 24 Aug. 30 Deo. 30 Jau. 25 Jan. 15 Jan. 16 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. 2 Feb. off furlough to Thurles off pass to Airdrie * alias McEwan took waist- belt off furlough to Mullinavatt; pockpitted scar under right eye, blue- marks left arm off furlough to Berryhill, Gloucester * Durham 180850 ; 80851 1 80852 .80654 180854 180855 180850 180857 180858 ' 808i'j David McCallum James Love Arthur Marsh John O. Mitchell John Fay James Johnstone James McLeod George Hamilton Joseph Littlefair James Quinn 1231 1043 1066 1228 776 1001 1200 188 962 ditto ditto 76th Foot 78th Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 84th Foot Brora, Sutherland Kilmarnock, Ayr Dublin Nenagh, Tipperary Glasgow Garion, Selkirk Inverness Yoker, Lanark Lanark Manchester ditto ditto mason labourer millworker labourer ditto tailor spinner 24} 18} 24 181 24} 26} 22 25 24} 22} 5 7} 5 6 5 6 5 2 5 7 5 6 5 9 5 7 5 7 5 6 auburn brown dk. brn brown red brown dark brown brown dk. brn blue blue grey hazel blue blue blue blue hazel blue fresh florid fresh fair fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto tweed; black regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 19 Jan. 3 Jan. 18 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 14 Jan. ditto Greenlaw Liverpool Dublin ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto recruit, finally approved off furlough to London ditto to Paisley ditto to SelkirK ditto to Inverness ditto to Partick ditto to Stonehouse; D ditto to Manchester I8O860 1806G1 180862 1S0863 180864 180865 .808611 180867 18086s 1608' tl) Robert Turnbill Patrick Walsh Michael Brien John Hill Timothy Ahern John Jacks James Young Robert McCulloch John McDonald John Campbell 1044 660 248 474 636 1108 1319 1052 1114 85th Foot 87th Foot - i ditto ditto ditto ditto 92nd Foot ditto 93rd Foot ditto N ewcastle- on- Ty ne Ransborough, Sligo Carrick, Tipperary Sitna, Kent Queenstown, Cork Glasgow ditto Stranraer, Wigton Keith, Banff Cadrier, Nairn labourer ditto ditto carpenter labourer printer moulder miner labourer ditto 20 31} 28 26 24 25 22 19} 18 18 6 10 5 8 5 6 5 11 5 4} 5 8 5 6} 5 5} 5 4} 5 6} browu black brown black dk. brn brown dk. bm brown It. bm It. bm brown blue grey black hazel blue hazel grey grey hazel sallow dark fresh sallow dark pale fresh fresh fresh fresh canvas; fustian regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 24 Jan. 31 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 31 Jan. 15 Jan. 23 Jan. 29 Jan. 31 Jan. 21 Jan. New'tle- o- T Gosport ditto ditto ditto ditto Glasgow ditto Aberdeen ditto recruit, attested off furlough to Forfar ditto to Carricl- on- Suir ditto to Edinburgh off furlough to Dublin took part of reg. nec. coal scar on forehead scars on shoulders, hips, and neck 18087 1HDS7'. ,8087: 18087' 180871 18087.' 180* 76, 180877 180878 18087* John Forrest — Emanuel Power 1) 54 Michael O'Galligan 35U Thos. Hornbrook 3508 William King 849 Robert Fitzpatrick — Edward Brice 221 Joseph Reynolds 360 Henry Smith 990 Charles Armstrong 112881 102nd Foot 105th Foot 106th Foot ditto RiUo Brigade ditto Royal H. Art. ditto ditto Roy. Artillery Kilkenny Liverpool Rah, Clare Branns, Cork Dodwcrth, York Manchester Little Bourne, Kent Cray ford, Kent Plymouth Chester painter printer labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 21 19} 18} 18} 20} 20} 25 19 19 19} 5 5 5 5 5 6 5 5} 5 5} 5 5| 5 7 5 4} 5 4} 6 5} dk. brn dk. brn black dk. bra brown dk. bm It. bm red sandy brown grey grey grey blue grey hazel blue grey grey grey fresh florid fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh frock. fair fresh brown regimental ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto ditto 1 Feb. 29 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 4 Feb. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 20 Jan. 30 Jan. 24 Jan. Chatham Parkhurst Birr ditto Winchester Liverpool Woolwich ditto Canterbury Woolwich scar on right thigh ; recruit off furlongh to Glasgow ditto to Corofin, Clare ditto to Bandon, Cork recruit, finally approved pockpitted 18088" ! 80881" 18088? 180883 180884 180685 180884 180887 180( 13- 180889 Samuel Riley William Ribbs William Mills Samuel Best Samuel Geo. Kiss James Taylor William Barron John Searle William Williams John Connor 18541 15918 16911 609 16000 667 2268 1724 1820 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto High Ongar, Essex Lewishoitn, Kent Romford, Essex Cripplegate, London Epsom, Surrey Tipperary Abothsall, Fife Enfield, Middlesox Havarfordwst., Pemb. Newcastle, Limerick shoeing sm. porter carman labourer ditto servant shoeingsm. ditto miner labourer 19 19} 19} 29 19} 29} 27} 28 31} 19 5 4 6 4} 5 6} 5 4} 5 4} 5 8 5 7} 5 6} 6 71 5 4} brown brown brown brown brown brown dk. bm brown brown brown hazel blue grey grey grey blue blue grey grey grey fair fresh swarth fair fresh freeh sallow fair fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto black 18 Jan. 22 Jan. 22 Jan. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 16 Jan. 23 Jan. 23 Jan. 26 Jan. 3 Feb. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Portsmouth Shorncliffe ditto Dublin London mole on right thigh off furlough to Cork D took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Merthyr Tydvil recruit, not finally approved '. 80890 S80S9T 180892 180893 18089. 180895 180896 180897 180898 180899 Patrick McCabe James Brown William Myers John R. Poole William Banniell Thomas Wilson Edmund Folds Edward Fordom John Andrews James J . Thompson 16830 17537 17688 3890 1606 8266 8375 8407 7048 4464 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Rl. Engineers ditto ditto ditto ditto Arreah, Gavati Marylebone, London Whitechapel, London Leeds West Lynn, Norfolk Devonport Lentoo, Bedford Southwark, London Torquay, Devon Bsrenton, Cambridge ditto ditto cabinetmkr. labourer ditto carpenter ditto bootmaker groom tailor 22} 19} 20 29 J 28 18} 22} 23} 21} 26} 5 U} 5 4} 5 6} 5 10 6 8 5 8} 5 7} 5 7} 5 10} 5 7} brown brown brown sondy grey It. bm brown brown browu dk. brn grey brown grey hazel hazel blue grey brown grey blue fresh fair fair fresh fresh fair fresh sallow fresh fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 30 Jan. 22 Jan. 2 Feb. 23 Jan. 1 Feb. 21 Jan. 22 Jan. 26 Jan. 1 Feb. 29 Jan. Warley ditto ditto Sheerness Dover Aldershot Chatham Aldershot ditto ditto off furlough off pass boil ID ark near cleft of nates took about £ 50 off furlough to Cork off pass; moles on chin off pass ; supp. gone to Australia 1801) 00 180301 180902 180903 180904 180905 18090' J 180007 18090S 18090" Joseph Smith James Hoolahan Thomas Dibble Arthur Marsh Thomas Barnes Edward Murry Patrick Conway John Lambert John Keeffe George Stoot 7419 ditto 8th Hussars 9th Lancers 17th Lancers ditto 1st Foot 3rd Foot 7th Foot 18th Foot 22nd Foot Stannton- Harrold* Dublin Glasgow Hull Aoorington, Lane. Kilmarnock, Ayr Oldham, Lancashire Birr, King's Aberdare, Glamorgan York carpenter engineer engraver mason labourer ditto piecer groom puddler labourer 25 20 19 24 19 21 20 20 20 24 5 9} 5 6 5 7} 5 7 5 7i 5 6 5 8} 5 6 5 6} 5 10 brown It. bm It. bm black brown brown It. brn dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn blue grey blue grey blue hazel grey grey dk. bm grey fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh dark dark ditto black black; tweed black cloth; cord brown black; oord cord trousers black; barragan black; cord 30 Jan. 26 Jan. 21 Jan. 26 Jan. 1 Feb. 5 Feb. 31 Jan. 28 Jan. 3 Feb. 26 Jan. Shorncliffe Dublin Glasgow Hull Blackburn Kilmarnock Blackburn Westminstr Aberdare Leeds * Leicester recruit, not surgically inspected ditto recruit, surgically inspected anchor on right arm; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, surgically inspected ditto scar above right knee; recruit recruit 180!) 10 iscmr 180912 180D14 180915 180916 1805117 180918 180919 James McClusky Thomas Jones John Murphy Thomas Cromey Daniel Thompson Patrick Galbraith Bernard Maloney Daniel Flanagan William Reilly Henry Ward — 24th Foot ditto ditto 25th Foot 26th Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto 36th Foot Newoastile- on- Tyne Mansfield, Notts Cork Nowry, Down Paisley, Renfrew Dundee, Forfar Glasgow Dundee, Forfar ditto Stone, Stafford ditto butcher labourer ditto ditto slater clerk weave* ditto labourer 19 19} 21 22 23 22} 22 21} 24} * 5 6 5 5} 5 9 5 7} 5 8 5 6 5 5} 5 7} 5 6} 5 5 It. bm It. brn It. brn brown dk. brn brown dk. brn dk. bm dk. bm dark grey grey hazel grey hazel blue hazel grey grey grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh florid black; white black; mixture blue; tweed cord trousers moleskin brown; moleskin blue; black linen; moleskin 2 Feb. 2 Feb. 24 Jan. 18 Jan. 25 Jan. 27 Jan. 23 Jan. 19 Jan. 21 Jan. 30 Jan. Nwc'tle- o- T Nottingham Cork Glasgow ditto Dundee Glasgow Dundee ditto Cardiff recruit, not surgically inspected scar on left eyebrow; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto bum mark on left arm; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected ditto recruit, surgically inspected ditto 180920 180931 180922 180923 180924 180925 180926 180927 180918 18092!) William Liddle John Seaman John Wilson Joseph Garner Michael Kelly Thomas Dillon Joseph Sims John Wilch James Dewne George Rose — 42nd Foot ditto 44th Foot 47th Foot 49th Foot ditto ditto' ditto ditto 52nd Foot Bathgate, Linfithgow ditto Liverpool Casileton, Lancashire Kilmainham, Dublin Dublin Leigh, Lancashire Pendleton, Lancashire Saddleworth, Lane. Birmingham miner ditto joiner labourer ditto • weaver labourer ditto file cutter 21 20 23 22 18 20 19 20 19 22 5 6 5 5} 6 85 5 5} 5 5 5 6 5 5 5 6 5 5} 5 6} dk. bm It. bm brown h bm sandy brown It. bm dk. bra black dk. bra hazel blue grey blue brown grey blue grey dark brown sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh sallow sallow fresh tweed; moleskin tweed black; tweed white smock; card black velvet; moleshin black; cord ditto black ; tweed 28 Jan. 28 Jan. 1 Feb. 26 Jan. 26 Jan. 24 Jan. 2 Feb. 19 Jan. 20 Jan. 18 Jan. Glasgow ditto Liverpool Rochdale Dublin ditto Liverpool Manchester ditto Birminghm recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto * whalebone diesser ditto ditto ditto ditto 18093U 180981 180932 18098S 180934 180931 18093f 18093; ! 8098t 180931 Michael Hughes John Martin William Lawrence John Hastie William Elliot James Burke Patrick Guerin Edward Johnson Edward Williams | ditto ditto 60th Rifles 79th Foot 89th Foot 96th Foot Rifle Brigade 109th Foot rL Engineers Liverpool Rotherfield, Sussex Marylebone, London Glasgow ditto Leeds JBennondsey, fiurrey Croydon, Surrey plasterer labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto painter hammermn 21 19 22 18 20 21 21} 24 20 i 5 5} 5 61 5 6} 5 7 5 6 5 6} 5 8 5 7} 5 4} auburn It. bra It. bm brown 1 brown brown dk. bm dk. brn K. brn 1 hazel grey blue hazel hazel grey hazel grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dark light black; moleskin white slop; fustian black; oord black; tweed black; moleskin white; cord black; blue dark; blue blaok; cord 23 Jan. 27 Jan. 1 Feb. 25 Jan. 26 Jan. 21 Jan. 22 Jan. 5 Feb. 20 Jan. Liverpool Lewes Weetminstr Glasgow ditto Leeds WeStminstr Croydon Alderehot ditto recruit, approved scar rt. thigh, white spots on abdomen; recra recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto recruit, approved ' E. J.' on hand; recruit recruit February 22. POLICE GAZETTE. I DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA. omo « - KO. NAME. Bm. NO. CORPS. WHEBE BOBN. TBADB. PJ 81 * > HAIB. BYES. PA0E. 1 TROUSERS. Br DATE or DBSEBTN. PLACE OP DESERTION. MARKS AND REMAKKb. 61665 Michael McGann 1451 South Mayo* Castlebar labourer 21 5 44 brown hazel fair f — 3 June Westport * absent from training 64666 Thomas Heveran 1473 ditto ditto shoemaker 21 6 44 dk. brn1 blue fair 1 3 June ditto 64667 Matthias Connolly 1476 ditto Clifden, Galway labourer 21 5 6 brown grey fresh 3 June aitto 64668 John Toohey 1480 ditto Balla, Mayo ditto 22 5 54 fair blue fresh 3 June ditto pockpitted 641569 John Noon 1493 ditto Clifden, Galway ditto 22 5 5 sandy grey- fresh 3 Jun ditto 64670 Thos. Monaghan 1530 ditto Ballinrobe, Mayo ditto 30 5 6 brown blue sallow 3 June ditto 64671 Michael Lyons 1548 ditto ditto shoemaker 24 5 7 brown grey sallow 3 June ditto 64672 Patrick Rooney 1651 ditto ditto labourer 24 5 44 brown blue fair 3 June ditto 64678 Patrick Heveran 1668 ditto ditto ditto 25 5 6 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64674 John Rusk 1678 ditto Westport groom 21 5 n brown bazel fair 3 June ditto 6467b Michael Dea 1592 ditto Castlebar labourer 31 5 7 sandy blue fair 3 Jun ditto 64676 Patrick Murray 1614 ditto Clifden, Galway ditto 21 5 64 brown hazel fair 3 Jun ditto 64677 Michael Burke 16E0 ditto Ballaghadareen, Mayo shoemaker 24 5 54 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 John Cunningham 1681 ditto Westport tailor 20 5 44 brown blue fair 3 June ditto 61681 John Regan 1756 ditto ditto painter 20 6 64 brown blue fair — 3 June ditto 64682 John Collins 1759 ditto ditto shoemaker 20 5 5 brown blue fresh — 3 June ditto 64688 Austin Joyce 1770 ditto ditto labourer 20 5 4 brown grey fair 3 June ditto 04684 James Faraher 1783 ditto Ballinrobe ditto 19 5 44 brown grey fair 3 June ditto 64685 John Leonard 1788 ditto Ballaghadareen ditto 28 5 44 brown grey freBh 3 June ditto 64686 Patrick Ryder 1791 ditto Westport ditto 22 5 54 black hazel fresh 1 3 June ditto 64687 Michael Finn 1793 ditto ditto servant 19 5 44 brown blue fresh — 3 June ditto 64688 Patrick Joyce 1803 ditto Boffin labourer 19 5 4 brown bazel fair 3 June ditto < 54689 James Connerly 1805 ditto ditto ditto 18 5 4 brown grey fair . 1 3 June ditto 64690 Andr. Woodhouse 1813 ditto Westport ditto 20 5 64 black hazel fresh 1 3 June ditto 64691 George Keane 1817 ditto Castlebar ditto 20 5 5 dk. brn grey fresh III 3 June ditto 64692 Daniel Duggan 1821 ditto Ballinrobe ditto 23 5 9 dk. brn hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64698 Patrick Hyland 1827 ditto ditto ditto 19 5 44 dk. brn blue fresh 3 June ditto 64694 Thomas Cavanagh 1839 ditto Westport ditto 18 5 H brown blue fair 3 June ditto 64695 John Fallow 1836 ditto Ballyhigue ditto 18 5 44 brown black fair 3 June ditto 64696 Thomas Kitrick 1837 ditto Westport ditto 25 6 5 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64697 Thomas Faherty 1856 ditto Boffin ditto 18 5 5 black hazel fair 3 June ditto 64698 Michael Jennings 1869 ditto Westport ditto 18 6 71 brown hazel fresh II 1 3 June ditto 64699 Patrick Colleran 1860 ditto Holiymount servant 28 6 64 brown grey fresh 1 3 June ditto 6470O Henry Mitchell 1863 ditto ditto labourer 22 6 64 black hazel fresh — — 3 June ditto 64701 Patrick Tury 1866 ditto Ballybigue ditto 21 6 7 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64702 Michael Rieley 1883 ditto Holiymount ditto 20 6 4 brown hazel fresh — 3 June ditto 64703 Thomas Henelly 1889 ditto Ballinrobe ditto 21 6 5 brown grey fair — 3 June ditto 64704 Thomas Kavanagh 1893 ditto ditto ditto 18 5 44 brown blue fair —— 3 June ditto 64705 John Biggins 1912 ditto Ballinrobe ditto 20 5 74 brown grey fair —— 3 June ditto 64708 Daniel Connerly 1916 ditto Aglish Westport ditto 26 5 10 brown haze) fresh — 3 June ditto 64707 Owen Rowland 1922 ditto ditto 28 6 8 brown blue fair 3 June ditto 64708 Robert C. Tully 1931 ditto ditto ditto 20 5 94 red grey fresh 3 June ditto 64709 Michael Dair 1934 ditto Clairmorris ditU 20 5 54 brown blue fair 1 3 June ditto i 64710 Thomas Stanford 1943 ditto ditto ditto 20 e 44 brown bazel fresh — 3 June ditto 64711 Thos. Thompson 1941 ditto Westport servant 20 e 7 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 84712 John Connelly 1946 ditto Kilcommon labourer 19 6 6 brown grey fresh — 3 June ditto 64713 Dominick Nolan 1951 ditto Westport ditto 19 6 4 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64714 Patrick Kailty 1966 ditto Castlebar shoemaker 29 6 74 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64716 Martin Heraghty 1972 ditto Hollymount labourer 25 5 44 brown blue fresh 3 June ditto 64716 Dominick Quinn 1976 ditto Newport ditto 26 5 H black grey fresh 3 June ditto 84717 Mich. McGinness 1983 ditto ditto shoemaker 18 5 4 brown grey fresh 3 June ilitto 64718 John Feelly Patrick McDonnell 1988 ditto Balla , N labourer 22 5 6 black bazel fresh 3 June ditto 64719 1989 ditto Castlebar ditto 19 5 64 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64720 Patrick Higgins 1994- ditto Westport ditto 23 6 54 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 64 dk. brn hazel sallow — 3 June ditto 84723 Thomas Morris 2021 ditto Achill ditto 21 5 5 brown blue fresh 3 June ditto 64724 Joseph Burke 2027 ditto Ballinrobe ditto 19 5 6I brown blue fresh 3 June ditto 64726 Thomas Lee 2041 ditto Boffin ditto 19 5 64 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64726 John Heonna 2054 ditto ditto ditto 21 6 6 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64727 Patrick Nary 2067 ditto Westport ditto 24 6 84 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64728 Richard Joyce 2099 ditto ditto ditto 26 6 6} brown grey fair 3 June ditto 64729 Thomas Kilcoyne 2113 ditto CaBtlebar ditto 22 6 94 brown grey sallow — 3 June ditto 64730 Patrick Gaughen 2122 ditto Westport ditto 19 6 8 brown brown fresh 3 June ditto scar on cheek 64731 William Lovery 2123 ditto ditto ditto 19 6 5 brown hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64732 Michael Enright 2126 ditto Ballinrobe] painter 20 6 64 brown hazel fair — 3 June ditto 64733 Patrick Connerly 2127 ditto Achill labourer 24 6 64 brown hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64734 Peter Monaghan 2141 ditto Ballinrobe clerk 32 5 8 brown blue fresh 3 June ditto 64736 John Flaherty 2145 ditto Ballyhiguo labourer 23 5 44 black brown sallow 3 June ditto 64736 John Donnellan 2148 ditto Ballinrobe ditto 24 6 6 brown hazel fresh 3 June ditto scar on right elbow 64737 Joseph McGinness 2163 ditto Castlebar saddler 19 5 9 fair blue fresh 3 June ditto 64738 John Ward 2169 ditto ditto labourer 21 5 9 brown blue fresh 3 June ditto 64739 Owon Cooney 2160 ditto Newport ditto 23 5 6 brown blue fair . 3 June ditto 64740 John Golden 2161 ditto Castlebar ditto 18 5 5 brown blue fresh u June ditto 64741 James Timony 2173 ditto Crossmolina ditto 20 5 6 brown hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64742 John Seahill 2180 ditto Ballyhaunis nailor 22 5 44 brown brown fresh 3 June ditto 64743 Michael Gaven 2207 ditto Castlebar blacksmith 21 rt 7 brown grey sallow 3 June ditto 64744 Richard Alled 744 Glamorgan* Liverpool porter 26 5 8 brown grey sallow 26 Sept. Swansea * absent from trai- ir- s 64745 Joseph Atkins 497 ditto Swansea, Glamorgan plumber 19 5 6 brown hazel fair 10 Oct. ditto at sea 64746 Thomas Bateman 717 ditto Narberth, Pembroke labourer 26 5 8 It. brn grey sallow 26 Sept. ditto 64747 Henry Bevan 764 ditto Haverfordwest painter 19 5 8} dk. brn grey fresh 26 Sept. ditto 64748 Jonah Beynon 469 ditto Llanelly, Carmarthen sawyer 25 5 10 brown hazel fresh 10 Oct. ditto 64749 John Beynon 692 ditto Iiangenny, Glamrgn. labourer 20 5 64 dk. brn hazel fresh 10 Oct. ditto 64760 George Davies 765 ditto Haverfordwest shoemaker 19 5 8 brown grey fresh 26 Sept. ditto 64761 William Edmonds 536 ditto Llanelly, Carmarthen collier 22 5 9* It. brn hazel fair 10 Oct. ditto — 64762 John Harris 762 ditto Llanidloes, Montgom. mason 28 5 94 brown grey fresh 1 26 Sept, ditto 64753 Thomas Jefferys 683 ditto I Jangadock, Carmthn labourer 22 5 8 It. brn hazel fresh 10 Oct. ditto 64754 John Jones 766 ditto Carmarthen puddler 23 5 8 It. brn grey fail- 26 Sept. ditto 64765 Thomas Jones 729 ditto Swansea, Glamorgan hobbler 27 6 84 dk. brn hazel fresh — 26 Sept. ditto / 64756 Philip Jones 611 ditto Loughor weaver 30 5 94 It. bra hazel fair 10 Oct. ditto 64757 John Morgan 746 ditto Cardigan saddler 32 5 6 brown blue dark 26 Sept. ditto 64768 William Morgan 654 ditto Bedwelty, Monmouth puddler 26 5 9 brown dk. brn fresh 10 Oct. ditto 64769 William Morgan 695 ditto Cowbridge, Glamrgn. boilermaker 23 5 64 brown grey fair 10 Oct. ditto 64760 James Pendle 686 ditto Morriston groom 22 5 8 dk. brn brown swarth 10 Oct. ditto 64761 John Powell 603 ditto Plymouth ditto 22 5 6 light grey fresh 10 Oct. ditto 64762 Edward W. Rosser 706 ditto Swansea, Glamorgan labourer 23 5 8 It. hrn blue fair 26 Sept, ditto at sea 64763 Evan Rowlands 762 ditto Morriston ditto 22 5 8 It. brn grey sallow 26 Sept. ditto 64764 John Smith 727 ditto Bristol shoemaker 20 6 14 It. brn hazel fan- 26 Sept. ditto 64785 William Thomas 680 ditto Swansea, Glamorgan collier 23 5 8 It. brn grey fair 10 Oct. ditto in gaol 84766 William Thomas 730 ditto ditto labourer 19 5 84 brown blue fresh 26 Sept. ditto 64767 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 5 74 dk. brn blue fresh 10 Oct. ditto 64769 Leonard Hospital 1116 Armagh'' Donacloney, Down weaver 28 5 4 dk. brn hazel fresli 6 June Armagh * absent from training 64770 Robert Hughes 1340 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 1566 ditto ditto 26 5 7 brown blue fresh 6 June ditto ditto 64773 John Conlon 1631 ditto Armagh labourer 25 5 64 brown blue fresh 6 June ditto transported 64774 John Kelly H'mS ditto Loughgall ditto 31 5 5 brown grey fresh 6 June ditto gone to America 84776 Samuel Leckey 1694 ditto Shankhill, Antrim ditto 25 5 6 brown grey fresh 6 June ditto gone to Australia 64776 James Young 1793 ditto Mullabrack, Armagh ditto 25 5 9, Jt. brn grey fresh — 6 June ditto gone to Scotland 64777 Edward Haughey 1810 ditto Magheralin Seagoe weaver 30 5 6 brown hazel fresh 6 June ditto gone to Queensland 64778 Rich. Livingstone 1817 ditto ditto 35 6 94 brown blue fresh 6 June ditto gone to America 64779 Edward Atkinson 1827 ditto Armagh labourer 23 6 64 brown grey fresh — 6 June ditto ditto 64780 James Trodden 1920 ditto Shankhill, Antrim ditto 23 5 9 black hazel fresh — 6 June ditto ' ditto 64781 William Loney 2102 ditto Kilmore, Armagh weaver 26 5 9 brown brown fresh 6 June ditto gone to Scotland 64782 James Best 2213 ditto Seagoe Tartaraghan ditto 22 6 4 It. brn It. brn fresh — 6 June ditto gone to America 64783 Robert Murphy 2298 ditto ditto 22 6 64 It. brn hazel fresh 6 June ditto supp. in Glasgow 64784 George Baird 2319 ditto Lougilly ditto 22 6 4} black brown fresh 6 June ditto gone to Isle of Man 84785 Thomas Keenan 2322 ditto Drumcroe ditto 87 5 4 black grey sallow 6 June ditto supp. in England 64786 John Mathers 2333 ditto Shankhill, Antrim ditto 26 5 10 dk. brn grey fan- 6 June ditto 64787 Thomas Conlon 2335 ditto Clonfeacle, Armagh ditto 22 6 4 fair brown fresh 6 June ditto supp. in Liverpool 64788 James Dougherty 2364 ditto Manchester shoemaker 22 6 6 dk. brn brown fresh 6 June ditto gone to Queensland 64789 Patrick Murphy 2446 ditto Nwtwnhmltn, Armgh labourer 21 6 44 dk. brn hazel fresh 6 June ditto enlisted 64790 Alexander Pringle 2614 ditto Armagh weaver 21 6 4 It. brn grey fresh 6 June ditto ditto 64791 Richard Johnston 2520 ditto Loughgall ditto 21 6 5 brown hazel fresh 6 June ditto gone to America 64792 Thomas Mallon 2633 ditto Tynan labourer 20 6 4} sandy grey hazel fresh 6 June ditto supp. enlisted at Liverpool 64798 Henry McGrann 2639 ditto Shankhill, Antrim weaver 20 5 6 brown fresh — 6 June ditto enlisted 64794 William Carson 2542 ditto ditto ditto 21 5 5 brown hazel fresh 6 June ditto gone to America * . -• mjKs . tr^ m POLICE GAZETTE, February 22. DESERTERS FROM THE AT [ LIT I ^ ( continued). no. NAME. BE8. I NO. , JORPG. WHERE DOBS. 64795 64796 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 12620 2674 2690 2951 2995 1790 3765 3168 4395 Armagh* ditto ditto ditto ditto Kerry* 1st W. Yk. RQs ditto 1st Middlesex Donacloney, Down ( labourer Mullabrack, Armagh weaver Seagoe Kilmore Knocknamuckley Ardfert, Kerry Manchester Clayton, York London COAT & TRO0SEKS OATE OF DKSRTN.! PLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 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 none to England gone to Australia gone to America gene to Queensland I took part of reg. nec. nose crooked * absent from training * absent from training ADMIRALTY, February 22, 1865. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service, NAME. George Hinks Richard Fuller Samuel Gibbons Edward Midlane Robert Brew J. Perren T. Frazer Henry Madgwick George Hancock James Wheadon John W. Fido William Fulford William Baskin Thomas Bailey Thomas Jones Barnet Short Ed. Trehear Thomas Sowdon James White James Wilkinson George May John Coghlan Henry Dalien William Smith Dennis Cockley Goorge Flenhem Josh. White Henry Barrett Jamos G. Bryant Alfred Pitman John Jackman John Cleave William Sainsbury Charles Lewis John Littleton Thomas Cook Samuel Foxley William Money J. Hooper S. Chapman Frank Chesham Alfred Strong Abraham pitts George Williams Richard Hicks William Rollason Neil Campbell Henry Blackman Charles Goodridge W. Cooke J. Deadman G. Leader W. J. T. Mullin J. Harper Robert Clarke henry Jones C. R. McCormack Allan Kennedy Thomas Hunter Thomas Moore James Mainwaring Charles Heaven William Billing Thomas Hoskins Daniel Cashman William Behennah George F. Inch 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 henry Hill Samuel Harris George Clarke T. W. H. Hall George Davidge William Urquhart George Ruscoe Frederick Mahew Daniel Jacobs William Isaacs SHIP DESEBTKD OB DIS- DATE. RATING. M SIZE. QTU n> n u/\ ] J v EYES. PACE CHARGED FBOM. o < nliblu UUUA. Black Prince, deserter 15 Feb. boy, 1st class 18 5 4 London brown light — Cumberland, discharged 20 Feb. ordinary 23 5 6 ditto It. brn hazel — Defence, discharged 17 Feb. boy, 1st class 19 3 7 ditto brown grey ' air Edgar, straggler 18 Feb. A. B. 28 5 8 Cowes, Isle of Wight brown grey ditto 18 Feb. ditto 27 5 5 Isle of Man brown hazel Excelhnt, deserter 18 Feb. ditto 29 5 7 Portsea, Hants brown grey sallow ditto 18 Feb. ditto 22 6 4 London It. brn tiazel fair Asia, straggler 17 Feb. stoker 31 5 9 Midhurst, Sussex light blue Black Prince, desertor 8 Feb. ordinary 25 5 65 Gt. TorringtoD, Devon dark hazel Defence, deserter 7 Feb. ditto 22 5 4 London black hazel — ditto 7 Feb. boy, 1st class 19 5 3 Londonderry brown hazel — ditto 7 Feb. carpenter's crew 28 5 7* Liverpool brown grey — ditto 7 Feb. boy, 1st class 17 6 If Waterford light blue f ditto 7 Feb. caipenter's crew 24 5 4 Great Wakering It. brn blue _ ditto 7 Feb. boy, 1st class 18 4 115 London blaek black Prince Contort, " straggler 17 Feb. ordinary 16 5 7* Stowey, Somerset black hazel — ditto 17 Feb. ditto 29 5 4 Isle of Man brown hazol _ Liverpool, deserter 30 Jan. A. B. 23 5 6 Landrake, Cornwall auburn blue Prince Ccnsort, deserter 3 Feb. cook's mate 20 5 4 Crediton, Devon brown hazel ditto 3 Feb. ordinary 22 5 6 St. Helen's, Lancaster brown hazel — ditto 3 Feb. A. B. 25 5 5 Thoverton, Devon light blue _ ditto 3 Feb. ditto 23 6 6* Liverpool dk. brn blue ditto 3 Feb. cooper's crew 23 6 6* Bethnal- green, London dk. brn dark — ditto 3 Feb. A. B. 41 5 6 Somerton, Somerset brown hazel _ ditto 3 Feb. ordinary 25 5 5* Cork light blue ditto 3 Feb. ditto 24 6 6* Dublin brown hazel ditto 3 Feb. A. B. 27 5 6 Cheltenham brown hazel ditto 3 Feb. boy, 1st class 17 5 2* StepDey, London brown hazel Prince Contort, straggler 14 Feb. ordinary 24 5 7 Bridport, Dorset brown hazel — ditto 15 Feb. private, R. Marines 29 6 8 Westonville, Somerset browD grey — St. George, straggler 10 Feb. AB. 33 4 8 Truro, Cornwall brown grey ditto 10 Feb. ordinary 21 4 10* Ashburton, Devon light blue ditto 10 Feb. ditto 22 4 8 Taut. ton, Somerset black hazel Hector, straggler 10 Feb. A. B. 22 5 6 Bristol brown blue ditto 10 Feb. boy 18 5 li Paddington, London light blue — Edgar, straggler 14 Feb. coxswain, cutter private, R. Marines 30 6 5* Dumfer inline brown grey — ditto 14 Feb. 23 5 6 Leightor.- Buzzard, Beds brown blue — ditto 14 Feb. ditto 24 5 5* 2 Copnor, Cheshire brown blue — Excellent, deserter 13 Fob. boy, 2nd class 15 5 Brighton dark blue fair Asia, straggler 11 Feb. pensioner 51 5 6 Sheerness grey hazel — ditto 11 Feb. ditto 31 5 7 Oxford It. brn blue — l Edgar, straggler 13 Feb. private, R. Marines 25 5 6 Withycombe, Somerset brown hazel — ditto 13 Feb. ditto 36 5 7J Bradley, Yorkshire brown blue — ditto 13 Feb. ditto 35 5 8* Stroud black hazel ditto 13 Feb. butcher 27 5 6 Stonehouse dark hazel ditto 13 Feb. carpenter's crew 26 6 3* Birmingham brown brown — ditto 13 Feb. A. B. 35 5 6* Areyle brown blue diito 13 Feb. ditto 33 5 7 Edleg, Hants light blue ditto 13 Feb. ordinary 19 5 2 Downton, Wilts light grey Excellent, deserter 13 Feb. private, R. Marines 30 5 8 Worcester brown grey ruddy elitto 13 Feb. boy, 2nd class 17 4 11* Dunwich, Suffolk Stoke Pogis, Bucks It.' brn blue dark ditto 13 Fob. ditto 17 5 2 dark blue ruddy ditto 13 Feb. ditto 16 1 10 Carlisle dark hazel fan- ditto 13 Feb. ditto 16 4 6j Southampton brown blue fair Impregnable, discharged — ditto 16 5 4 Chelsea, Middlesex It. brn hazel fair ditto — ditto 15 4 8* Madras brown dk. brn dark ditto — ditto 16 1 11* London brown igrey dark ditto — ditto 16* 6 2 Edinburgh dk. bm grey dark ditto — ditto 16 5 li Limerick light grey fair ditto — ditto 15 5 1} London dk. brn hazel dark ditto — ditto 16* 5 3* ditto It. brn hazel fair ditto .' ditto 16 5 24 Stratford, Essex It. brn hazel fair ditto — ditto 17 6 1 London brown hazel fresh ditto — band boy 16* 4 8 ditto brown grey fair Prince Consort, straggler 13 Feb. A. B. 31 5 8* Cork brown blue — ditto 13 Feb. ditto 27 5 4 Devonport brown hazel — ditto 13 Feb. ordinary, 2nd class 19 5 3 Stoke, Devon brown hazel — Defence, straggler 9 Feb. A. B. 30 5 6 Warrington, Lat. caster brown blue — Liverpool, straggler 9 Feb. gunner, R. M. A. 26 5 10 Tedburv, Devon brown dark — ditto 9 Feb. stoker 24 5 4 Stepney, London dark dark ; ditto 8 Feb. ward- rmcook'sasst. 22 5 7 Plymouth brown hazel ditto 8 Feb. private, R. Marines 24 5 8 Exeter brown grey Cambridge, straggler,. • 7 Feb. leading seaman 28 5 5* Tisbary, Wiltshire light Hue ditto 7 Feb. A. B. 21 5 5 St. Badeaux, Cornwall light blue — Prince Consort, straggler 9 Feb. ordinary 21 5 4 Worcester brown blue ditto 9 Feb. ditto 23 5 H Douglas, Isle of Man brown hazel — Excellent, deserter 3 Feb. stoker 27 5 9 Dover, Kent brown blue dark ditto 10 Feb. boatswain's mate 27 5 8 Ventnor, Isle of Wight ( dark blue dark Edgar, straggler 9 Feb. ordinary 5 1 Cork light blue — ditto 9 Fob. ditto 21 5 3 Higl. am black grey — ditto 10 Feb. sick bay cook 23 5 5 London brown brown — ditto 10 Feb. boy, lBt class 17 5 " 0 Plymouth brown blue — ditto 10 Feb. ordinary 32 5 5 London brown blue — elitto 9 Fob. private, R. Marines 23 5 7 Elvington, Yorkshire auburn blue — ditto 9 Feb. ditto ' 23 5 7 Isle of Wight black grey — Hector, straggler 4 Feb. painter 40 5 8 Cromarty brown grey — ditto 6 Feb. stoker 27 5 7 Prees, ShropsLire black hazel — ditto 6 Fob. leading seaman 31 5 8 Brighten light blue — ditto 6 Fob. ordinary 23 5 4 Jersey brown blue — ditto 8 Fob. ditto ' 22 5 41 LlandalT brown hazel — MARKS AND REMARK?. £ 3 reward served in Boscawen served in Fisgard, Impregnable, Cambridge, and Cumberland serve I in Wellesley served in Mersey name on left arm, flag and anchor on right; served in Mersey £ 3 reward served in Royal Adelaide and Shannon served in Greyhound bracelet on right, wrist served in Aboukir served in Victory , served in St. Vincent j served in Topaze i served io Majestic j £ 3 rev. ard served in Royal William, Lapwing, and Cambridge ditto ditto served in Firefly ditto served in Impregnable, Arrogant, Harrier, and Ranger ditto ' J. C.' on lett arm ; served in Hastings and Oannet ditto served in Duke oj Wellington ditto ditto ditto served in St. Vincent and St. George ditto ditto ditto served in Queen ditto served in Implacable served in Russtll served in Nile; cross on left hand ditto ditto bracelet on v rists ship and bracelet on right arm; served in Excellent served in Trafalgar served in Asia served in Sparrowhawk served in Hannibal served in Centurion served in Mersey served in Duke of Wellington ditto anchor on left arm served in Indus ditto served in Royal Adelaide £ 1 reward pockpitted, scars on forehead 15?. reward tattooed on arms; served in Sanspareil and Shannon d:' tto served in Asia ditto served in Canapus ditto scar on lower lip served in Duke of Wellington tattoeod on lett 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 No roward will be given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a regular Police is organized, but all reasonable expenses will be paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. Charles Barrett Moses Plant Eugene Herlehy Robert Philips Richard Roberts Joseph Collens . Thos. Whitworth Wm. Sidebotham Patrick McDonald Wm. Humpstead DIVISION. Woolwich Portsmouth Chatham ditto Woolwich ditto Portsmouth ditto WHERE BORN. Bridgewater, Somerst Chestor Hammersmith, Lndn. Hackney, London Orwell, Cambridge Shepreth Hull Sheffield Ashton- under- Lyne Higham, Kent TRADE. labourer ditto ditto hammermn. labourer bootmaker caulker oottonspnni labourer SIZE. HA IB. EVES. FACE. , COAX & TBOUSEBS. DATE Ol DESEBTN. PLACE OP DESEBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 19* 19* 20* 20* 23 25} 19 24* 21* 24 71 94 6 62 8* 9* 6 8 6* 4i dk. brn brown brown brown dk. brn black It. brn fair It. brn black hazel hazel grey grey hazel grey brown blue blue hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh fair dark ruddy fresh fresh dark uniform ditto black; moleskin ditto undress uniform ditto 13 Feb. 7 Feb. 10 Feb. 8 Feb. 4 Feb. 4 Feb. 27 Jan. 26 Jan. 20 Jan. 20 Jan. Woolwich FortoD Chatham ditto Cambridge ditto Woolwich ditto Portsmouth ditto off furlough to Cork off short pass to London recruit round mark below left knee; recruit off furlough to Dublin tat tooed on right arm off furlough to Lancashire ditto to Woolwich LONDON ; PRINTED FOB HEB MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICB BY HARRISON AND SONS, ST. MARTIN'S LANK, " W. C. - 4