POLICE GAZETTE. BJ) AUTHORITY* CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and agamst Receivers of Stolen Goods, repute* Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and the circumstance of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences who are known but not in custody, and a Description of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description, as accurate as possible, of Proper% that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 4065 MONDAY, MARCH 13, 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 sending the same, and all applications in reference to the POLICE GAZETTE may bo made and addressed to MR. W. D. BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. Whenever it Is desired that any person shouVu Be appre hended, and the Name is given, it is indispensably necessary that an Information should l> o made and sworn to beforo a Magistrate, of the Offence charged, aud an attested copy thereof, together with the Advertisement, forwarded to tlio Editor for insertion. As no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all Letter* addressed to the Editor must foe prepaid, otherwiso the insertion will not be made. It is requested that the Names and Descriptions of Deserters and Absentees from the Militia, as well as those from the regular Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, may be addressed to " The Under Secretary of State for War, War Office, Pall Mall, London, S. W.," as they cannot be published without his authority. INFORMATIONS MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. On the 2nd instant, the dead Body of a newly- born female child was found in a back yard in Oldham ; the body was in a state of decomposition, and appeared to have been dead eight or nine days, but deposited in the yard only a few hours before it was found ; it was wrapped in a flannel petticoat with two small tucks at the bottom and bound with calico, the body and petticoat were tied up in brown paper, in the form of a parcel, the paper appealed to have been previously used as a wrapper, and had ' C !)' boldly written upon it. An inquest hasNteen held, and a verdict ot ' Wilful Murder' returned against some person or persons unknown. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Central Police Station, Oldham.— Bow- street, March 8. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. Description of five men committed for trial to the present Lent Assizes, charged with arson : JOHN STEELE, 26 years of age, 6 feet G inches high, dark brown hair, dark eyes, fresh complexion, and intelligent looking, has two boil scars on left side ; says he is a native of Portsmouth and served 4 years in the 4th Light Dragoons, purchased his discharge ; a puddler, and worked as such in Yorkshire. GEORGE WILSON, 21 years of age, 6 ft. 7| in. high, dark hair, eyes ( deep set), and complexion, oval face, slender, angular scar on left cheekbone, left thumb has been fractured, lest a joint off right middle finger, scar in right groin, and has & t sharp appearancc; says he is a native of Northampton, a bellows- maker, and can make mats ; supposed to have been in Oxford Gaol. WILLIAM THOMAS, 22 years of age, fi feet 4$ inches high, dark iiair, eyes, and complexion, numerous small moles on face, thin beard, stout, ' D. D.' on left side, a native of Manchester, a puddler ; supposed to have been in the 5th battalion Military Train, and in China. RICHARD LEAVER, alias JOHN WESTWELL, 10 years of age ; he was convicted of larceny 20th February, 1803, at Blackburn. WILLIAM RANDALL, 16 years of age, 6 feet 2J inches high, brown hair, grey eyes, sallow completion, oval face, scar corner of left eye ; a collier, and native of Calver, Derbyshire. The names are supposed to be fictitious. Information to be given to the Governor of the County Gaol, Brecon.— Bow- street, March 3. FORGERY. Description of WILLIAM MORGAN, who absconded on the 2nd instant from Mathry, in the county of Pembroke, charged with forging an Order for the delivery of drapery goods : he is a draper's assistant, about 30 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches high, fair complexion, dark brown hair and whiskers ( trimmed short), and proportionate figure; dressed in dark cloth overcoat, dark plaid cloth trousers, and high crowned felt hat. Information to he given to Captain A. B. O. Stokes, County Chief Constable, Haverfordwest; or to Sergeant George Evans, Chief Constable's Office, Haverfordwest, South Wales, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- st., March 6. ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON Stolen on the 10th instant, from the person of a gentleman in Paisley, a patent lever gold Wqtch, gilt dial, jewelled in eight holes. No. 10524, maker J. Alexander, London. £ 5 reward will he paid on the recover-^" of the offender or offenders. In intendent George Ingram, Poll March 13. the watch and conviction to be given to Super- Paisley.—' Brno- street, Description of three men wli Yorkshire, charged with stealing Lazenby, of Colhon, blacksmith, al the 7th instant, a jean Purse wif taming seven £ 5 Notes and £ 5 in nded from Tadcaster, Ihe person of Mr. T. at Sheeton Hall, on compartments, con- Line, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, fresh complexion, dark bushy whiskers and red moustache ( both supposed to be false), stout make ; dressed in light grey clothes and billycock hat, and wore a gold Albert chain with gold locket attached Another, 6 feet 8 or 9 inches high, slender make, small dark whiskers, fresh complexion ; dressed in dark clothes and billycock hat. The other, 17 or 18 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, dressed in light Inverness cape and supposed black cap. These men took railway tickets from Manchester to York on the 7th instant, and stopped at Bolton Percy Station, and inquired the way to the hall where the sale was held. Information to be given to Superintendent Parkin, West R ding Constabulary, Tadcaster, Yorkshire. — Bow- street, March 10. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. During the night of the 10th instant, the bouse of Mr. Bevan, No. 34, Charles- street, Cardiff, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen : seven large electro plated Forks ; twelve small Dessert ditto ; four electro- plated Table Spoons ; an old- fashioned Spoon, marked ' J. E. B.'; three electro- plated Dessert Spoons ; four electro- plated Tea Spoons; a pair of Half- wellington Boots, nearly new, maker's name, ' G. Day,' inside ; a brown fur Victorine and Cuffs, new ; a dark linsey Skirt and Body ; a grey Muff, lined with scarlet; a black cloth Jacket; a brown Coburg Cape ; a Skirt; and an old Putty Knife. Information to be given to Super- intendent J. Box Stockdale, Cardiff, Glamorganshire.— Bow- street, March 13. On the night of the 6th or e. irly on the morning of the 7th instant, the premises of Mr. Dalton, watchmaker and jeweller, Castle street, Dudley, were broken and entered, and the undermentioned Watches, & c., stolen therefrom : a silver Geneva Watch, Gothic figures, No. 8898 ; small lever, 4596 ; centre hunter, 27241, 77494; silver hunter, 27436, 27096; silver railway lever, 31096, 28062 ; silver' open face, 24134, 26638 ; silver railway time keeper, 31997, 30398 ; silver centre seconds, 20762, 2734; silver small size, 31656, 30018; ditto, ditto, 31657, 30039 ; ditto, small dial, 30040, 38430; gold Geneva, 1056 ; fsilver Geneva, 14695; silver lever, 3266; silver Geneva, 81380 ; patent lever, silver dial, 13684 ; 18 size, enamelled dial, 14363 ; six silver consulars enamelled dials ( 3 X 14 sizes and 3 X 16 sizes), 15978, 15977, 15984, 16257, 15381, 15383 : Watches to be repaired— No. 7515, William Higgins; 114, Robert Shaw, pair cases; 7, Edward Jones; 4566, Joseph Holmes; 12473, William Ball; 587, Henry Bunch ; 49086, Samuel Morgan ; 8738, Thomas Walker ; 2338, George Peet; 1017, Mr. Ward ; 12614, Mr. Barrow ; 15962, Mr. Thompson, pair cases; three large pair case verges: Keeper Rings and ladies' and gentlemen's Dress Rings; four gold Guards, various patterns ; twelve silver Albert chain Guards ; gold Guards, snake pattern and long link ; ten Sovereigns ; and 16s. in Silver. £ 20 reward will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Burton, Dudley, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, March 13. Further information respecting the man charged with burglary at Luton, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 27th uliiino : he is further charged with breaking and entering the dwelling- house of Mr. Edwards, Luton, on the same night, and stealing the following property : 6 silver Tea Spoons, and 1 Mustard Spoon, with crest— a lion rampant. 2 plated Forks. 36 gold and enamelled Lockets. 18 pairs of gold Ear- rings. 3 dozen fine gold and bright gold Scarf Pins. 6 dozen gold plated Brooches. 6 dozen gold split Rings. 2 dozen silver Thimbles. 1 dozen silver Albert Chains. 1 dozen gentleman's gold Scarf Rings. 9 coloured gold Victoria Chains. 6 fine gold Necklet Chains. 6 pairs of plated Sugar Tongs. 1 pearl handle silver Butter Knife and Pickle Fork, crest— a lion rampant, on the handles. 1 pair of side- spring Boots. 1 fine blue cloth Overcoat, with velvet collar. 1 blaek silk Hat, with blue lining, maker Oke, Wakefield. 2 common Razors, one tortoiseshell, the other ivory handles. When last seen he was wearing the stolen clothes. Information to he given to Superintendent S. Pope, Luton, Beds, or at the Chief Constable's Office, Bedford.— Bow- street, March 10. On the night of 6th instant, between 6 and 8 p. m., the dwelling- house of Charles Heritage, of Bicester, was entered by means of false keys, and a silver Watch with ' Chas. Heritage' engraved on the inner works; a small silver Tea Spoon, marked ' S. G. M.'; and about 16s. in Copper and Silver Monies, were stolen therefrom. Two men were seen to leave the house : one about 6 feet 10 inches high, thin face ; dressed in a dark scull cap, long. dark coat, and cord trousers fitting tight to the legs. The other is 5 feet 6 inches high, and stout; dressed in a dark brown coat, and black hat. They stop at low lodging or public houses, and are supposed to be mnking their way to Birmingham. They can be identified. Information to be given to Superintendent Thomas Moulden, Bicester, Oxon, by whom all reasonable expenses will be paid. — Bow- ttreet, March 8, During the night of the 1st instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. William Shoesmith, of Kirdford, was broken and entered by a navvy of the following description : about 26 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, fair complexion, light sandy hair, no whiskers, king's evil mark under left ear, and ears pierced for rings; dressed in white moleskin trousers nearly new, lace- up half boots nearly new, an old brown pilot jacket, darned on the shoulder, blue pilot waistcoat, pearl buttons on pockets, round billycock hat with wide band, and a red coloured neckerchief. Part of the stolen property has been found pledged at Brighton, viz « : a pair of silver Sugar Tongs, marked ' J. E., 1816.' Two electro- plated Tea Spoons, marked ' W. M. S.,' are still missing. This man left Brighton on the 3rd instant, and is supposed to be travelling through East Sussex and Kent. Information to be given to Superintendent Kemmish, West Sussex Constabulary, Petworth.— Bow- street, March 8. During the night of the 22nd instant, the dwelling house of Mr. George Wing, of Luton, was broken and entered by a man of the following description, who violently assaulted Mr. aud Mrs. Wing while they lay in bed : about 38 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, slender make, long face, large Roman nose, face very much freckled, straight brown hair, whiskers shaved off, gruff voice, supposed to have been occasioned by a wound in the throat, a female figure, lion, & c., tattooed oil left arm, and a crucifix, & c., on right, a lar^ e scar across front of the throat, and several other scars from sabre wounds said to have been received in action. He has been recently discharged from Hertford Gaol; he is in the habit of getting refreshment at public- houses and beer- shops and leaving without] paying; dressed in a blue top coat with velvet collar, black hat with narrow brim, has goloshes or slippers ; was seen at Codicote on the 28th ultimo, going towards London. A pair of Trousers of the following description was stolen ( which he is supposed to be wearing, as he left his own behind): dark tweed, with a light raised seam, the seam on the left leg at the bend of the knee is worn quite through, and on the right leg near the bottom are seve- al grease spots. He is supposed to have been in the army, and is very likely to be found in the neighbour- hood of some of the barracks in London, as he stated that he intended to go to London to see a friend of his who was in the same regiment as he had been. £ 20 reward will be paid to any person who will cause him to be apprehended. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent S. Pope, Luton, Bed- fordshire.— Bow- street, March 6. During the night of the 1st instant, the Royal Hotel, Purfleet, was broken and entered, and 19s. in Silver, several shillings' worth of Coppers, and a curled witney cloth Over Coat, with black velvet collar, black raised buttons, and had a yellow silk Handkerchief in one of the pockets, stolen there- from. Information to be given to Inspector Rutledge, Police Station, Orsett, Essex.— Bow- street, March 6. During the night of the 3rd instant, the cottage of Mrs. Haslop, at Trumpington, was broken and entered by tramps, who stole therefrom two Workboxes, one rosewood, the other shell, containing a Penknife, some Bills, a common Brooch, and a Strap ; a Tablecloth and Towel; 2 lbs. of Butter, and some Meat and Pudding. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Stretten, 12, Newmarket- road, Cambridge.— Bow- street, March 6. Between 10 a. m. and 12 noon on the 1st instant, the dwelling- house of J. Dowett, Norwood Green, Hipperholme cum- brighouse, Yorkshire, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom : a silver lever Watch, with silver dial, No. 7215 ; 2 Shawl's one black the other light coloured. Information to be given to Superintendent Copeland, Halifax, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 3. During the night of the 6th ultimo, 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. C. STUB- BINGTON, S. BELLOWS, and W. LEGG, have been appre- hended and committed for trial at the next assizes. The pro- perty has been recovered, except the Teapot, Coffeepot, and Cream Jug. Information to be given to Superintendent H. Stannard, llants Constabulary, Bitterne.— Bow- st., March 3. Stolen by means of housebreaking at Etna Mill, North- umberland, between the 20th January last, and 28th ultimo, a pair of Blankets; 3 pairs of Sheets ; a grey Quilt ; a Pillow ; and a Sack ; the property of James Sivess, mason. Informa- tion to be given to Police Constable N. Hutchinson, Ford, by Cornhill, Northumberland.— Bow- street, March 3. Description of two tramps who have absconded from Tadcaster, stealing a quantity of Linen, < fcc., by housebreaking, at Burrowby, near Wetherby, Yorkshire, between ttie 21st and 23rd ultimo : one known by the name of NEWCASTLE JEMMY, alias DUBLIN JACK, about 26 years of age, 6 feet 5 or 6 inches high, fresh complexion, sandy hair aud whv kers, tuft on chin, and flesh mark on right cheek ; dressed in black jacket, vest, and trousers, black cloth cap with. brass button at each side, such as is worn by engine- drivers, large woollen muffler, and shoes ; and the other is known by tne name of CHORLEY, about 33 years of age, nearly j » feet 6 inches high, dark complexion, hair, and whiskers, and stoutly biTilt; dressed in light coloured coat, fustian vest, and corduroy trousers; sells London Journals and occasionally begs ; both are of dirty appearance. Information to be given to Superintendent Parkin, West Riding Constabulary, Tadcaster, or to Inspeotor Haworth, Wetherby, Yorkshire.— Bow- street., March 3, POLICE f A Z E T TR March 13. During the night of the 28th ultimo, the shop of Mr. John Todd Simpson, watchmaker, KingSton- upon- Hull was entered by means of a key or picklock," and the following Watches stolen therefrom: 1 gold Lever, maker Barnby, Hull. JS| 1 ditto, case joint broken. 1 ditto, Geneva, small size. 1 ditto, j- plate. 1 ditto, gilt dome, No. 17024, maker Stauffer. 1 ditto, ditto, No. 10930, maker Stauffer. 1 ditto, ditto, No. 17783, maker Stauffer. 1 ditto, silt dome and dial, maker Stauffer. 1 silver Lewr, maker Louis Marks, Hull. 1 flittt>, MttpftiMitlbh balance, maker J. T. Simpson, i& ht \ a sj^ Vi ^ t\ o •• 1 ditto, No. 30379, maker J. T. Simpson. 1 ditto, SllWr dWI. m - 20445, tohker J. T. Sitapson. 1 ditto, cteaii)- coloured dial, maker J. T. Simpson. 1 ditto, Solid brass eSge, London make. 1 ditto, bold dial, large size. 1 ditto, white dial, with No. on it. 1 ditto, small size. 1 ditto, J- plate, no hands. 1 ditto, seconds hand, four holes jewelled. 1 ditto, without seconds, new case. 1 dittO| small size. 1 Horizontal, English made, capped and jewelled, extra hue diamonds. 1 silver Geneva, silver dial, nearly neW. 1 ditto, J p'nte, without scope wheel ( common). J cl^ tto, Oplate, No. 6218. • 1 ditto, large size ( common). 1 ditto, small, silver dial, face soiled. t ditto, white dial, without motion wheels. 1 ditto, silver dial, small size, nearly new. 1 ditto, has been gilded. 2 ditto, largu size, maker Stauffer. 1 ditto, silver dial, gold figures, J- plate. 1 ditto, silver dial, second- hand. 1 ditto, silver dial, small size, carved baok, maker Stauffer. 1 Geneva, with metal cases. 1 silver Verge, old fashioned case. 1 ditto, very common. 1 ditto, French make. 1 ditto, hunting, without hatids. Irifolrmion to be given to the Chief Constable, Kingston- upon • Hull, Yorkshire.— Bow- sireet, March. 3. During the night of the 28th ultimo, a dwelling- house at Saltord was broken aud entered, and the following property stolen therefrom: a silver Coffee Pot, ' William Gaylor' engraved on it; a Mustard Pot and Spoon, six Table Spoons, a Gravy Spoon, seven dessert Forks, four Salt Spoons, a Butter Knife, Hevun Dessert Spoons, all silver, and marked'H.'; an electro- plated Sugar Basin and Cream Jug, marked ' H.'; eleven silver Tea Spoons, marked ' J. M. G.'; a pair of silver Sugar Tongs, marked ' G.'; an electro- plated Toast Rack, a silver Tea Pot, a silver Cream Jug, three silver Tops ot Castors and Spoon, two electro- plated Sauce Ladles, a glass Sugar Btsin with electro- plated frame, an electro- plated bedroom Candlestick, two electro- plated pearl handled Butter Knives, ami four eleotro- pluted Egg Spoons. An^ person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension of the offender or offenders find recovery of the property, shall receive £ 20 reward, or in the proportion to the amount recovered, on appli- cation to Head Constable James Taylor, Town Hall, Saitord, Lancashire.— Boxo- st., March 3. Further information respecting the burglary at Erins Utilise, Argyllshire, advertised in Police Gazette of the 6th ultimo. JOHN WATTS has been apprehended. It is believed that he has be" eii previously convicted of a similar crime. Information to be given to the Chief Constable of Argyll- » hin.-^ Bo » - ftrcet, March 1. Absconded from Porthcawl, Glamorganshire, on the 26th ulttUio, charged With burglary; THOMAS MAYALL, a ticke't- of- lfc'ave convict, 30 years i f age, 5 feet 5J inches high, fresh complexion, hazel eyes, dark brown hair and whiskers ( meeting uruler the chin) ; he was convicted oh the 2nd tif April, 1861, at G- louceSter, and sentenced to four years'penal servitude. Inanimation to be given to Superintendent Sadler, Bridgend, Glamorganshire. — Bmo- strcet, March 1. Stolen between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m., by means of " housebreaking, from a cottage in the parish of Rusper, Siissi x : two men's blue Shirts, a Nightgown, a pair of men's wohsred cord Breeches ( nearly new), a pair of leather Leggings ( nearly new), a pair of men's light half Boots, pilted aud nailed, lias been halt soled, a dark scarf Necktie, a dark Shawl, a fi^ ht coloured shawl witli very large flovrvrs in the centre, mid t< M> round slop frocks, one light ' lind the other dark cotairtd. By A traMp, about 35 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 initfieti high, trout make, dark complexion and hair, full round fatf*, and bus a fcfcift'On right Hide of nope ; dressed in the light coloured melon ftoek, and old dsrk trousers and cap. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Blake, West Sussex Constabulary, Horsham, Sussex-'-# tiiiK « ) i- e « t, Hank 1. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen from a field at Witton, near Birmingham, on the nirfht, of the 8th instant, one Tup, four Ewes, and eight Weathers, one of the ewes has since been found, all marked, * W-. B.,' and are dark faced MINI woolley about the head and fae » , the property of Mr. William Bragg, of Witton. Three men were seen driving some sheep at 7' 30 the same night, in the direction of Bilston, Cosley, und Wednesbury. Infor- mation'to he given to Deputy Chief Constable S. Bloxham, Aston, near Birmingham.— Boic- strcet, March 13. Supposed to have been stolen from Cranham Wood, near Painswick, on the night of the 7th instant, four Donkeys, one a light- coloured Gelding ; another a dark brown Mare, with ctaly ooat; another a dark russet brown Gelding, has a sub- stance ou the hoofs of both fore feet, hair on the forehead grey from age, a little hair off the fetlooks ; and the other a dark brown Mare, saddle marks on both sides : all of them have a mark on top of the neck from wearing a bell. Supposed by gipsi « » , gone in the direction of Chipping Sodbury and Bristol, information to be given to Superintendent Hanbidge, Stroud, or to Police Constable Davis, Painswick, Gloucestershire.— flwstrcet, March 13. Absconded Irom Great Barr, Handsworth, near Birming- ham, tharged with stealing a Pony and Cart, & c, THOMAS KENT, About 23 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, stoutly built, low forehead,' fair complexion, very large nose, and light brown hair; dressed in a white smock frock, billycock hat, and laoe- up boots. Information to be given to Major McKnight, Deputy Chief Constable, Westbromwich, Staffordshire, who1 holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 13. Suppoied to have been stolen from a field at Cotton, Suffolk, between the 3rd ar. d 6th instant, a ewe hoggett Sheep, half- bred Leicester, marked with a dot of red paint on rump. Information to be given to the Police at Finningham, near Stowmarket, Suffolk.— Bow- street, Mtirch 10. Found at Hamptons- wood, near Ellesmere, Salop, about a week ago, supposed to have beeti stolen, a chesnut Colt, about 12 mouths old, flaxen mane mid tail, white blaze down fore- head, two white fetlocks, is in low condition, and lame in one shoulder. Information to be given to Serjeant Thomas, Police Station, Ellesineie, Salop.— Brno- street, " March 8. Stolen during the night of the 3rd instant, from a field in the parish of Healing, 1 Iamb Hogs, ear bit on the top side of tile > hfear side, and uit& ked ' C,' on the near side with rSd paint, the property of Mr. Charles Campion. Information to be given to SupirUiWhiient Walter Woolven, County Police Station, < ireat Grimsby, Lincolnshire.— Brkc- slreet, March' 8. Description of, THOMAS PROUT, alias TOM BROWN, who is charged with iioise stealing at Farlow, advertised in the ' Police Gazette ' Sf tn « WhJWigttsY aW 7th OWbbsi- lA( st;, id company with a woman, committed for trial at Salop Sessions on the 14th instant, on that charge : he is a native of Newing- ton, Bagpath, Gloucestershire* 28 Vt « rs of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, well built, fresh complexion, light curly hair and whiskers ; has travelled through the Midland and Southern Counties, and South Wales, for several years, accompanied by a tall dark haired young Woman ( now in custody), and a boy about 14 years of age, and sometimes a youth about 18 years of age, with a covered cart, blue body and red wheels, with 1 Thomas Brown, Liverpool,' painted on right side ; also a low dark green spring cart, selling sand, whiting, ruddle, salt, coals, or earthenware. They sometimes stayed in lanes, and some times at low public houses. The carts are now in the possession 6f the police, and the boys who travelled with them are iii Custody. Information to be giveti to Serjeant Howells, Cleo- bury Mortimer, Salop, who holds a warrant for his apprehtta- Sion. - how- street, March 8. Stolen during the night of the 28th ultimo, from a field at Leicester, a chesnut Mare, 6 years old, about 15 hands high-, switch tail, a little white below the fetlock ( supposed on the off hind leg, turns the off fore foot a little outwards, good action, in good condition, rough on the skin, a little hair chafed off the shoulder by the collar, the property of Mr. Goddard, butcher, Rntland- street. £' 20 reward wifl be paid to any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the mare, on application to Mr, Goddard. Infor- mation to be given to Chief Superintendent R. Charters, Town Hall, Leicester, or to Superintendent Burdett, County Con- stabulary, Aylestone, near Leicester.— Bow- street, March 8. Found at Throop, near Christchurch, on the 20th ultimo, and supposed to have been stolen, a grey horse Pony, Forest breed, about 2 years old, about 12 hands high, long mane and tail cut square, and very long thick coat. Information to be given to Sergeant White, Hants Constabulary, Christchurch.— Bow- street, March 8. Supposed to have been stolen on the 19th ultimo, from Cosham, a dark iron- grey mare Pony, 4 years old, about 13 hands high, with rough coat, the property of Henry Page, butcher. Information to be given to Superintendent Drew, Hants Constabulary, Fareham.— Bow- street, March 6. Supposed to have been stolen from a eheepfold, at the parish of Knowlton, Kent, during the night of the 3rd instant, a wether Sheep of the Kent breed, spot of ochre over loins. Information to be given to Superintendent W. StokeS, Sandwich, or to Sergeant Pope, Eythorn, Kent.— Bow- street, March 6. The brown cob horse stolen from New Hall, in the parish of Ware, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 15th ultimo, has been recovered in London, and two men apprehended : WILLIAM NEWTON, of Ware, is charged with another man not in custody, lately residing at the ' Elephant' public- house in the Kingsland- road, and was advertised in the Police Gazette of the 2ad of November last, charged with felony at Canter- bury, and he is supposed to have been convicted of burglary at Winchester. WILLIAM WOLNEY, of Barnet, in whose possession the cob was found, is charged with feloniously receiving the same, he lately resided in the Kingsland- road, and worked in a cab yard. Information to be given to In- spector Thomas Bygrave, Ware, Herts — Bow- street, March 6. The chesnut Mate stolen from Fanham's Hall, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 15th ultimo, has been recovered in London, and WILLIAM NEWTON, of Ware, is charged, with another man not in custody, with sUaling it. A warrant has been manted for the apprehension of WILLM. TITMUSS, alias CLUBBY, of High Cross, near Ware, but lately residing in the Kingsland- road, and kept, at the ' Elephant' public house, a horse and cart, with which he hawked hay and straw about London. He is from 40 to 45 yearB of age, about 5 feet 5 inches high, stoutly made, dark complexion, whiskers shaved off; dressed in a long black pea jacket, dark trousers with a stripe in them, and waistcoat of the same material. £ 5 reward will be 7> aid for the apprehension and conviction of Titmuss. Information to be given to Inspector Thomas Bygrave, Ware, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.*— Bow- street, March 6. Supposed to have been stolen from a field in thfe parish of Chedder, Somerset, on the night of the 25th uititno, a homed wether hog Sheep, in good Condition, marked ' C ' in a circle, with pitch, on tile near side, near the top of the back. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent, Gillbanks, Somerset Constabulary, Axbridge.— Bow- street, March 1. Further particulars respecting the brown cart Mare stolen from Longcross, Chertsey, advertised iu the Police Gazette of the 13th ultimo. A reward of £ 5 will be paid on recovery of the same and conviction of the offender. Information to be given to Superintendent James Murtell, Surrey Constabulary, Chertsey.— Bow- street, March 1. LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Absconded from Newcastle- upon- Tyne, on the 7th instant, charged wijfc embezzling £ 40, THOMAS HAYWARD, who is 17 or 18 years of age, but looks older, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, dark complexion, black eyes, black hair, and very white teeth ; dressed in a brown shooting coat and trouseis, low- crowned hat, and high- heeled boots ; he has a smart gait, active appearance, and pleasing address. He may endeavour to emigrate; a warant has been issued for his apprehension. Information to be given to Chief Constable John Sabbage, Chief Police Office, Manors, Newcastle- upon- Tyne. — Bow- street, March 13. Description of a man who obtained lodgings on the 6th! instant, at Miss Thurlby's, No. 1, Church- terrace, Spittlegate, Grantham, falsely pretending to be a clerk in the paresis office of the Gre^ t NrtrtheVn Railway Station, Gtanthnm : he gave his name JAMES HUMPHRYS, of Swindon, Wilts, about 32 years of age, 6 feet 9| inches high, dark sandj- whiskers which stand out much at the sides, very light hair, rather round shouldered, and very white hands; dressed in a dark frock coat, dark vest ( open at the bottom) and trousers, elastic- side boots, old- fasbioned billycock hat, turn- down collar, and scarlet alia green scarf, with pin. He is charged with stealing £\ 2s. 9d, and left Grantham about 3 p. m. on the 8th instant. It is very likely that he may obtain lodgings under simitar circumstances at some neighbouring town near the Great Northern Railway. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Sharpe, County Police Station, Grantham, Lincolnshire, who holds a warrant for his appretiertsicVi. » —* BoW-* t., frhtTth TO. Absconded on the 3rd instant, frdfn Tarporley, Cheshire, charged, with another in custody, with stealiiig 5 lbs. of Brass, the property of the Rev. W. Lutener, t) V Harthill, on the 28th ultimo: MICHAEL. McOWEN, rag dealer, 18 years of age, o feet 5 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair ; dressed in li^ ht grey COat, black ctofti trousers and vest, black necktie, dark cap, and lace- up boots with brass eyelets. Supposed to have gone in the direction of Manchester or Wrexham. Information to be given to Superintendent Wilson, Tatteuhall, or to Police Constable Charles Bowden, Buxton, Cheshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 10. Stolen between 12 noon and 2 p. m. on the 3rd instant, from a stable at Wombwell Woodhead, a drab double- breasted Waistcoat, with fustian back and sleeves, woollen cord front, with two inside and two outside pockets, and pearl buttons, the property of a farm labourer. By a tramp of the following description, who had been working at a thrashing machine : about thirty years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, very dark complexion, black hair, and small dark whiskers ; dressed in ah old fustian suit, and black cloth cap. Information to be given to Superintendent Greenhalgh, Barnsley, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 10. Stolen on the 5th instant, from the ' Royal Oak' inn, Mayfield, Sussex, a pair of Balmoral Boots, patent tops, brass eyelet- holes, the left boot has two holes worn iu the sole, the other hbs been cut in the front and sewn up again. By a man from 20 to 25 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 6 inches high ; dressed in cord jacket, trousers, and vest, and blown billycock hat. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Lewes; to Superintendent James Bennett, Ucktield ; to Sergeant Peerless, Court House, Mark Cross ; or at any Police Station in East Sussex.— Bow- street, March 8. Description of a man who took lodgings at the ' Shakes- peare' hotel, Buxton, on the 28th ultimo, and absconded between 9 p. m. on the 1st and 11 a. m. on the 2nd instant, taking with him a pair of calico Sheets, marked ' J. Bradbury, Shakespeare Hotel'; a pair of Blankets, a white Counterpane, a pair of green Bed Curtains, a red Tabte Cloth, and a piece of red Stuff: about 35 or 40 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, brown hair, sandy whiskers^ cut close), and stoutly built; dressed in a dark top coat, light coat under, and hat with black band ; he had a black bag with him. Information to be given to Superintendent Hudson, Chapel- en- le- Frith, or to Inspector Hilton, Buxton, Derbyshire.— Bow- street, March 6. Absconded from Shrewsbury on the 23rd ultimo, oharged with stealing two silver Watches, the property of Mrs. Hay, ( which have since been recovered), WILLIAM FAULKNER, a journeyman watchmaker, 24 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, black hair, moustache, and whiskers, pale complexion, and slight build ; dressed in a brown overcoat, brown trousers, and black billycock hat; he is a native of Manchester, and stated that his father was in the employ of the London and North- Western Railway Company there. £ 1 reward will be paid on his apprehension. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent John Hughes, Shrewsbury, Salop, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 6. Absconded, charged with embezzing a large sum of Money, WILLIAM SMITH, late clerk to field's Mercantile Com- pany ( Limited), Leominster, about 35 years of age, nearly 5 feet 7 inches high, sallow complexion, thin face, long sandy beard and moustache, light brown hair., large nose, suffers from rheumatism which causes a slight lameness, and has lost two fingers of right hand ; dressed when last seen in a dark suit, rather shabby, and black deerstalker hat; has been a soldier, and is now a pensioner. He is supposed to have left Leomin- ster oil the 2] st ultimo. Information to be given to Super- intendent S. Alexander, Leominster, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 6. Description of four men who were apprehended in Chel- tenham on the Srd instant, charged with breaking and entering a fruiterer's shop, also with attempting to enter a jeweller's shop, during the night of the 2nd instant, at Cheltenham, who left behind them a leather bag, containing a large quantity of skeleton keys, spike bits, nail bits, gimlets, a jemmy, dark lantern, a circular saw, and other housebreaking implements: WILLIAM STEPHENS, of Manchester, a jeweller, is 28 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, black hair, grey eyes, slight moustache, and low forehead ; dressed in a black frock coat, waistcoat, and trousers, knitted worsted sleeved waistcoat, high crowned hat, aud balinoral boots. ALFRED RANDAL COOK, a jeweller, of Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire, 23 years of age, 5 feet 7} inches high, black hair, sallow complexion, hazel eyes, scar on left side of fore- head, and dressed in a black frock coat, dark waistcoat and trousers, high crowned hat, and spring- Side boots. JOHN CLARKE, a grainer, 34 years of age, 5 feet 10£ inches high, black hair, grey eyes, whiskers shaved off, pock- marked, and sullen look ; dressed in a black coat, waistcoat, and trousers, high crowned hat, and spring- side boots. THOMAS ARMSTRONG, a labourer, of Sheffield, 29 years of age, 5 feet ll£ inches high, light brown hair and whiskers, fresh complexion, grey eyes, and long crooked nose; dressed in a black coat, grey tweed waistcoat and trousers, bowler hat, and half Wellington boots. They ate all remanded till Monday next. The prisoner Cook pledged a silver Geneva Watch, jewelled in ten holes, embossed cases, No. 765 and 7649; also a gold Albert and Locket, with likeness of a female, in Cheltenham. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Stephen Day, Cheltenham. ^ Bow- street, March 6. Absconded on the 12th ultimo, charged with stealing a Macintosh and a sou'- weste^ Cap : HENRY OWEN, a native fireman to an engine or. striker ' inches high, 27 years of age, cast in the right eye,; when cloth cap with flat top, blue Ipen slop, and a pair of strong mied by a young woman About n hair, thin features, ratherpale, > ch curly Bitch with white hair, £ 2 . reward will be paid on of Shrewsbury, and is i for a blacksmith : abo| long black hair, dark last seen was dresseq pilot cloth jacket watertight boots; he i 17 years of age, lig!| had with her a snj answers to the namfl « Mar ah 13. POLICE GAZETTE. 3 his apprehension. He is supposed to be in the neigh- borhood pt Wellington, Salop. Information to be given to Superintendent Constance, Police Station, Petty bout, Radnor- shire, who holds the warrant for his apprehension.— tlow- etreet, Matxh ( 1. Description of a man who is charged upon a warrant with stealing 10 live Pigs, the property of Thomas Guest, butcher— Kidderminster » EDGAR SUMMERS, butcher, 28 yean age, 6 leet 4 inches high, light hair and complexion, and whiskers ; dressed as a butcher; he was convicted at Stafford for how stealing some time ago. The pigs have since he « n recovered, having been sold at Brierly Hill; he is well known at Birmingliam, Wolverhampton, and Liverpool. Information to be given toJiunes Gilford, Chief ef Police, Kidderminster.— Bout- street, March 3. , Absconded on the 2( it! t ultimo, from 310, euston- road stealing £ 27 lis., a small gold Watch, a gold Brooch with Locket, a pair of gold Eardrops, red stones, a leather Bed and Pillow, a black trook Coat, a pair of light Trousers, a light Vest, and a pair of side- spring Boots. A female, 25 years of age, 6 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, and light hair; dressed in a light coloured linsey dress, coloured paisley shawl, and green bonnet; had in her possession a large trunk, it is supposed she will endeavour to go to Germany.— Metropolitan Police, S LHvuion, March 3. v Description of a chimney sweep who is charged with embezzleing the money ot James Driscoll his master: about 43 years of age, b feet 3 or 4 inches high, rather bandy legged ; dressed in a black cloth coat, and black frock underneath, fustian trousers, and heavy shoes ; had A sweeping brush and suiall iron shovel, machine marked on each funnel ' 1' on one side, and ' D ' on the other, the sack marked ' J. Driscoll, Maidstone.' Information to be given to Superintendent Maloney, Maidstone, Kent.— Bow- street, March 3. Description of WALTER GOARING, late bailiff to Mr. Ilussey, of Bredy Farm, Burton Bradstock, Dorsetshire, charged with embezzlement : about 3G years of age, 5 feet 11 iuches high, dark whiskers and complexion, stout and well built, and of respectable apue it ranee. He was last seen at Yeotil on the 24th ultimo, and was then dressed in a light overcoat, light jacket and trousers, and black low- crowned round stiff hat. He will probably be found dealing in stock, of which he is a good judge, information to be given to Superintendent Machale, Beaminster, Dorsetshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- ttreet, March 1. Description of JOHN WORLEY, who is charged with stealing a pair of Driving Reins, the property of C. R. Coleman, Chipping Norton : he is a native of South Newington, Oxon, about 40 years of age, 5 feet 0 inches high, dark hair and com- plexion, dark bushy whiskers; dressed, when last seen, in grey coit and vest, giey trousers fitting tight to the legs, and grey cap with peak : has the appearance of a groom, and is supposed to be working in a cab yard in Birmingham. Information to be given to Inspector Lukin, Chipping Norton, Oxon, who holds a warrant lor his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 1. FELONIES x ( Not otherwise described). Absconded on the 9th instant, from the County Police Station, Northampton, oneof thu members of tho Police Force charged with rape : JOHN JACKSON, about 32 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fresh complexion, small sandy whiskers, light hair inclined to curl, and generally parts it in the centre - of forehead, and face, slightly freckled ; dressed in drab cord trousers ilark tweed coat . and vest, blue topcoat with light coloured lining, and small black felt hat; he carries a watch with black curb chain, and has in his possession u Post Office Saving's Bank Book, has Bome money, and will no doubt attempt to leave the country. Is a smart looking man of active build and is a native ef Elton, Hunts. £ 10 reward will be paid tii any person who apprehends him, and lodges him in any Police Station. Information to he given to the Chief Constable, County Police, Northampton, or. to Superintendent Clark , Chambers, Wellingborough, who holds a warrant for his appre- hension.— Bow- street, March 13.* , Description of LETTER MARCHANT, who absconded fjfom Hollington, Sussex*, on the Gth instant, charged with " bestiality : he is a bricklayer's labourer, about 17 or < 18 years offye, h feet G inches high, fresh complexion, light brown hair, little or no whiskers ; generally dressed in flannel jacket, cord or fustian trousers, and cap. Information to be g\ ven to ' Deputy Chief Constable Thompson, Court House, Battle, Sussex, who holds a warrant for his apprt^ iension.— Bow- ttrtct, Mfirrli 8. ^ ( . FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. _ The man advertised in the Police Gazette of the 13th ult., charged with outlining £ 4 and a pair of Spectacles under , false pretences at Bacup, has been apprehended and committed for trial.— How- street, March 13. " On the 28th ultimo a man, of the following description, " obtained se. veral sums of money in Filey, Yorkshire, by means f a Iteming petition, which stated that he was captain and r. of a ship from Hartlepool lost in the late gale : he e of CAPTAIN STORM, 30 years of oge, 5 feet igh, brown hair, thin face ; dressed in a suit of blue and blue cloth cap ( soinetimeS with a glazed cover), lie occasionally wears a medal. Information to be given to Superintendent Naylor, Bridlington, Yorkshire.— Bow- strcet, lo. •„ Al* con<} ed from Hemel Hempsted, Herts, on the 18th mltimo, uhargtd. with obtaining a Basket ami Jive bottles of Wine, by false pretences, from Mr. George Throp, grocer : JOHN DUNKLEY, a groom, about 20 years of age, about feet 3 uicliek liigli, rather stout, dark complexion and hair, whisker*, and a scar on left clieek ; dreased in a black coat, rousers and vest ( mach worn), had on when' he left a black t, hu, t generally wears a black velvet jockey cap with peak native of Floore, near Weedon, and is likely to seek woi" I Wiy or huntiag stable*. A reward not exceeding £ 6 6i id liy the Ueuiel Hempsted Atsociation, to any uch information as shall lead to his apprehuia ion, to be iuveu to Inspector Bourn, PoU eihps'eii, Herts, , ho l>.- Ms a warrant•• itredc, March 1. ? CELLANEQ JS Description of a man, unknown, found1 drowned in the Cslder and Hebble Canal, at Horbury Bridge, about 10 30 a. m. on the 10th instant: about 35 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, supposed ruddy complexion, sandy hair, red moustache and whiskers round chin, and has a hare- lip ; dressed in brown cloth mixture plaid tiousers, black cloth vest buttoned up to chin, white cotton shirt, white woollen muffler, grey worsted stockings, and shoes with clasps ; he is supposed to have been a tailor. Information to be given to Superintendent Hal), Wakefield.— Bow street, March 13. _ , Missing troni his home at Selby since the 7* iustant, THOMAS ARTHUR, 10 years of age, fair complexion, light hair and eyes ; and dressed in dark grey jacket, dark mixture waistcoat, light, trousers, lace- up boots with brass eyelet- holes, and brown cap. It is supposed some ill has befallen him, or that he has met with foul treatment. Information to be given to Superintendent W anile, West Riding Constabulary, Selby, Yorkshire. Ziow- sfrctfZ, March 13. Left his home, at Blaxhall, Suffolk, on the 2nd instant: JAMES CROOK, 17 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion, dark hair and eyes, long features, walks upright; dressed in a light mixed cloth suit ( the trousers rather lighter than the coat), and deerstalker hat. It is feared some ill has befallen him. Any person giving information to his father, Mr. John Crook, of Holkham, near Wells, Norfolk, will be handsomely rewarded.— Bow- street, March 13. Description of a licence- h ilder who has failed to report himself as required by the Penal Servitude Act, 1864 : JOHN WILLIAMS, No. 85, 36 years of age, 6 teet 7 . inches high, fresh complexion, red hair, grey eyes, figure of a woman in ink on left arm, and scar on left leg ; was sentenced to six years' penal servitude for larceny at Bala, 4th July, 1860, was dis- charged from Milbank Prison on licence on the 23rd, and and reported himself at Abergavenny Police Station on the 26th February last; he left Abergavenny on the 2iid instant, and stated that he was going to Nantyglo, and was ordered to report himself at the Police Station there, which he has failed to do, He is to be apprehended by any Constable if seen, and infor- mation to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Usk, or to Superintendent II. Fowler, Tredegar Iron Works, Monmouth- shire.— Bow- street, March 13. Description of a man giving his name as JOHN GRAY, from Lynn, who was committed to Spilsby Gaol tor fourteen days' hard labour, on the 6th instant, for larceny : about 13 years of age, 5 feet 6J inches high, very black hair, black eyes, no whiskers, round features, slender make ; dressed in black corded cloth coat, brown mixture vest, dark grey trousers, black cap, and clogged shoes. He was in company with a man whom he called his uncle ; they profess to be tinkers or scale repairers ; and are supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent Wright, Police Station, Spilsby, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, March 10. , Description of JOSEPH HARRISON, charged with assaulting EDWARD HAIGH : 22 years of age, 5 feet « J or 10 inches high, straight brown hair, no beard or whiskers, light complexion, fresh colour, high cheekbones, has lost a front tooth from upper jaw, well built, and walks erect; dressed in a low- crowned hat, dark shooting coat and vest, dark wide trousers, and a dark melton overcoat or loose wrapper : lie is a clerk, a native of Addingham, near Leeds, is known also at Bradford and Manchester, and is now supposed to be in Liver- pool. Information to be given to Superintendent Hebditch, Epworth, Lincolnshire.— Bow- strect, March 10. Escaped from custody at Cuckfield Lock- up, Sussex, on the 7th instant, charged with poachinir and committed for three months: EDWARD HAZLEGROVE, labourer, 37 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches hij h, dark complexion, dark brown eyes, black hair, stout figure ; dressed in old long Smocktrock, cord jacket with fustian back and sleeves, old monkey jacket, cord breeches, short leather leggings, l>( ack billycock hat with band, and heavy halt- boots. Information to be given to Super- intendent Akehurst, Cuckfield ; at the Chief Constable's Office, Lewes ; or at any Police Station in East Sussex.—: Bow- strcet, March 10. JOHN POWELL, alias SPENCER, labourer, a native of Pontesbury, Salop, who is committed for trial at the next sessions tor the county of Salop : he is 22 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fair complexion, brown bail', no whiskers, and has two small moles on light cheek ; has been working on the railway near Aberystwith and Mold : it is supposed that he has committed offeuces elsewhere, being a notorious poacher, \ c. Information to be given to John Dovey, Police Station, Shrewsbury.— Boic- ttreet, March 10. Duscription of JOHN YOUNG, committed for trial for felony, ut the next Petworth Sessions : 38 years of age, 6 feet 8 inches high, brown hair, not much whiskers, sallow com- plexion, aud lightly pockpitted; dressed in an old flannel jacket, cord trousers and waistcoat, and old white billycock bat. He is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent llolloway, Leo- minster, near Arundel, Sussex.— Bow- strect, March 10. Description of licence holders who have failed to report themselves at Metropolitan Police Stations, as required by the Penal Servitude Act, 1864 : JAMES ANNING, No. 1896, 33 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, swarthy complexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes ; was senteuccd to 5 years' penal servitude, for forgery, at Devonport Assizes, his sentence will expire 14th December, 1865. JAMES MACDUELL, No. 3918, 42 years of age, 5 feet 2 inch high, fresh complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, pock- pitted ; was sentenced to 3 years' penal servitude, for larceny at Aylesbury, his sentence will expire 29th June, 1865. JOHN WILLIAMS, No. 9837, 20 years of age, 5 feet 11 in< k." s high, fresh complexion, browmhair, blue eyes, ecars on ri^ BKjrist and left side of neck, wart on left wrist, brown inai^^^ B^ it forearm ; was sentenced to 5 years' penal servi- tud^^^^^ B^ usebreaking at York, his sentence will expire No. 574, 26 years of age, 5 feet ^ Bfelexion, light brown curly hair, grey between thumb titid finger of ^ e years' penal servitude, for viction at Derby, his ^ wre, 5 feet 10| . eyes, sear penal his JOHN REESON, of lioa " ollce Gas tte of the 3rd/ it., if arch 13. THOMAS SPERLING, alias RICHARD RONAN, No. 7384, 23 years of age, 6 feet 31 inshes high, dark co'mplexion, d « k. brown hair, hazel eyes, has scars over left eye, on qhin, and on right leg ; wus convicted of larceny, after a previous conviction at the Surrey Sessions, Newington, aud sentenced to 3 years' penal servitude, his sentence will expire on the 15th September 1865. This license holder resided at Southampton for a short time after his liberation. These licence holders cannot be found at the addresses given by them, and they a* e 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 Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, Whitehall- place, London, S. W.— Metropolitan 1' olicc, March 10. Mining from his home at Barfieston, Kent, since the 28th ultimo, OSCAR COLTHUP, 1- 6 years of age, about 5 feet high, grey eyes, light brown hair, fresh complexion, rather round face, two scars below eye ( supposed the right) ; dressed in cither a brown jacket or black oat, ipixture trousers, and dark cloth cap, and has been a gentleman's servant: it is feared that some ill has befallen him. Inhumation to be given to Superintendent Wm. Stokes, Kent, Constabulary, Sandwich. — Bow- street, March 8. Description of two women committed for trial at the next Shrewsbury Assizes, charged with stealing 80 yards of Bed Ticking from a shop door. ANN WHITE, alias MARY SHUTT, has been hawking crochet work, about 40 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, dark complexion, dark brown hair, broken nose, and marks of bruises on face. EMMA THOMAS, about 26 years of age, 4 feet 10 inches high, fresh complexion, black hair, grey eyes, oval face. says she is the wife of a stonemason in Liverpool. It is supposed they have committed offences elsewhere and have been previously convicted of felony. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Richardson, Wellington, Salop.— Bow- street, March 8. Description of a man and woman in custody at New- port, Isle of Wight, charged with uttering counterfeit coin. GEORGE SAUNDERS, 35 years of age ( looks older), 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, whiskers shaved off, small cut mark on upper lip, bracelets tattooed on wrists, ink marks on left hand, stoops when walking ; dressed in brown frock overcoat, grey trousers, black cloth waistcoat, high- crowned } iat with mourning band, black neckerchief, and balmoral boots. SARAH SAUNDERS, alias HADKINS or ATKINS, 43 years of age ( looks younger), railier below the middle height, fresh complexion, brown hair, slightly pockpitted ; dressed in black straw hat trimmed with black feather and black velvet, grey mautle, and bro". n linsey dress. They are supposed to have committed offences elsewhere and to have been previously convicted. Information to be given to Superintendent Horan, Hants Constabulary, Newport, Isle of Wight.— Bow- street, March 8. Found on the Manchester and Sheffield Railway, at Audenshaw, on the night of the 3rd instant, the dead body of a man, 65 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, light hair and whiskers turning grey; dressed in black cloth coat bound round the edges and breast pocket, light mixture cloth vest with white moleskin sleeves, two pairs of dark mixture floth trousers, lace- up boots with brass eyelet- holes, and black cloth cap. He was seen alive during the afternoon of the 3rd instant by a woman, to whom he stated that his name was JOHN HOLDEN, and that lie had come from Leeds. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Ludlam, Wilshaw, near Ashton- under- Lyne, Lancashire.— Bo to- street, March 8. Description of a tramp remanded to Welshpool Petty Sessions on the 14th instant, for larceny : he says he is a Irish- man, but has lived in Dudley for the last 14 years, 35 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, very dark bushy hair, dark whiskers, liazel eyes, swarthy complexion, thickly pockmarked, large cut marks on fort be ad, over right eye, and above the forehead iii the hair. It is supposed that he has been previously con- victed. Information to be given to Sergeant Strefford, Police Station, Welshpool,— Bow- street, March 8. Description of a woman remanded at Cambridge, charged with pocket picking: she gives the name of SARAH ANN WALKER, but is known as ELIZA WILSON, alias WILLIAMS, alias HYDER, alias MERRELL. alias STOKES, alias BROWN, he is 27 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, oval face, aud has a small epo: at the corner of left eye ; dressed in black, with a brown muff. She has been sentenced to penal servitude, and was discharged in the latter part of 1863. Information to be given to Head Constable W. G. Turrall, Cambridge.— Bore- street, March 8. Description of a man committed for trial at the next Wilts Quarter Sessions upon three charges of attempting to obtain money by false pretences at Bradford- on- Avon : he gives the name o'f JOSEPH SMITH, of Norwich, umbrella maker, but has recently been lodging in Avon- street, Bath, where he has a wife and five children, and had been repairing scales for several tradesmen there, lie is 37 years of age, 5 feet 7£ inches high, sallow complexion, brown curly hair, no beard or whiskers ; dressed in a light grey jacket, dark fancy trousers and vest, black necktie, black silk hat, and lace- up boots. The following articles were found upon him and are supposed to have been stolen ; four Table Spoons, three Tea Spoons, a pair of Sugar Tongs, all plated on German silver, and marked to imitate silver, which appears to have been done since theyr left the manufactory; also several plated and gilt spectacles. Information to be given to Inspector Pitney, Bradford- on- Avon.— Bow- strcet, March 8. Description of two lads remanded until the 11th instant at Peterborough, charged with larceny. WILLIAM FOX, a tramping singer, 14 years of age, 4 feet 11 inches high, fresh fair complexion, old- looking countenance, grey eyes, brown hair, scar on left leg ; savs his parents reside at Bedford. THOMAS O'CONNOR, printer, 1G years of age, 5 feet high, swarthy dark complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, ' T. 0.', five dots, and part of an anchor tattooed on left arm ; says he is a native of Chelsea, and worked lately in Scarborough in a printing office. They are supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to the Deputy Chief Constable's Office, Peterborough.— Bow- street, March 6. Missing from his home at Alrewas. since the 28th ultimo, and has not since been heard of : JOSEPH KENT, a joiner, 49 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, slender make, light complexion, brown hair, and carries his head a little on one side ; dressed in a billycock hat, greyjtweed jacket, cotton cord trousers, and a white apron tied round his waist; had a walking stick with a dog's head on it, and a pocket book in his ossession. It is feared some ill has befallen him, - or that he ^ meet with some foul treatment. Information to be given jgt J. W. Wyatt, Police Statiot% Alrewas, Lichfield, or " sBtKeith, Burton- on- Trent, Stafford- shire.— POLICE GAZETTE. March 13. Description of GEORGE NOUCH, a tramping cooper from Worcester, who was committed to St. Albans Gaol for two mouths 011 the 28th ultimo, for stealing 3a. 3d. from the till of Mr. Charles Woods, Watford : he is 23 years of age, 6 feet 4 inches high, dark brown hair, grey eyes, scar on the left side of mouth, on third finger of left hand, and on right wrist; dressed in old dark clothes. Information to be given to Superintendent Hileden, Police Station, Watford, Herts.— — Bow- street, March 3. Missing from his home at Arborfield, near Reading, since the 28th ultimo, a man named RICHELOW, about 80 years of age ; dressed in a black cloth frock coat, grey mixture trousers, black scarf with white spots in it, and high- crowned hat ; he is very childish and it is feared some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to Superintendent Grant, Berks Constabulary, Beading.— Bow- street, March 3. Description of JOE STOKES, alias WALTER SMITH, a gipsy, committed to Ipswich Gaol, for twenty- one days for larceny : 24 years of age, 6 feet inches high, brown eyes, dark brown hair, and dark complexion; dressed in a brown cloth topcoat with raised seams, a brown cloth ribbed frock coat, kersey ribbed rest, grey woollen trousers, and black bowler hat with narrow rim ; it is supposed he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given at the Police Station, Lowestoft.— Bow- street, March 3. Description of JAMES SUTTON, a tramping bricklayer, who is committed to Spalding House of Correction, charged with felony : 28 years of age, fi feet 7^ inches high, dark brown hair and whiskers meeting under the chin, ruddy com- plexion, scar over left eye und on chest ; dressed in a new flannel jacket with bone buttons, pockets outside, three waist- coats ( one a striped livery with only two silver- plated buttons), cotton cord trousers ( new), blue and white striped Shirt, new red and white woollen Scarf, and lace- up boots with brass eyelet- holes ; says he worked for a builder at Westminster, and last resided at Leeds ; he is suspected of having committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent John Leaper, Spalding, Lincolnshire.— Bon- street, March 1. PROPERTY STOLEN Stolen from High Leigh, Cheshire, on the 4th instant, a fox Terrier Bitch, 5 months old, brown spot on back, brown ears, brown about the eyes, answers to the name of ' Nettle.' Supposed by tramps, going in the direction of Knutsford. £ 1 reward will be paid on the recovery of the dog and con viction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superintendent Andrews or to Sergeant H. Dutton, Lymm, Cheshire.— Bow- street, March 13. Stolen about 1 p. m. on the 9th instant, from a dwelling- home in St. Alban's, a lady's small open- faced silver Watch with short steel Chain attached, maker Wells, St. Alban's, No. 4767. Information to be given to Superintendent Pike, Police Office, St. Alban's, Herts.— Bow- street, March 13. Stolen from a gate at Byrn- Dinas, near Towyn, Merioneth- shire, On the night of the Uth instant, a man's fustian Jacket, brown horn buttons, pockets at the sides, the property of E. Jones. Supposed by two lads of the following description : one, 19 or 20 years of age, 6 feet 4 inches high, ruddy com- plexion, dark curly hair, stout mak, e; dressed in dark monkey jacket, cord trousers, dark cloth cap, and navvy boots: the other, 19 years of age, fl feet 6 inches high* fresh complexion, Bandy hair, slender make ; dressed in brown fustian jacket, cord trousers, check shirt, and black bowler hat. They had the appearance of farm- servants. Information to be given to Sergeant Roberts, J Aberdovey, Merionethshire.— Bow- street, March 13. Stolen during the night of the 6th instant, from a fowl- pen at Danfad Farm, in the parish of Claveriey, Salop, four Cockerels of the pheasant breed, and ten light coloured and ten dark coloured Hens of the common farm- yard breed, the whole of which can be identified, the property of Mr. John Wilson, Aston Hall Farm. £ 8 reward will be paid by Mr. Wilson to any one giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and convictiou of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superintendent McWilliam, County Police Station, Bridgnorth, or to Police Constable Huut, Claverley, Salop.— Bow- street, March 13. The bull terrier Dog, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 10th instant, as stolen from Littlehampton, Sussex, has been found and restored to the owner.— Bovi-* treet, March 13. Stolen from a wherry in the River Tyne, a square Sail, neatly new, and about 20 fathoin of inch Line, half worn. In- formation to be given to Superintendent John Stephens, River Police Station, South Shields, Durham.— Bow- street, March 13. Stolen during the night of the 9th instant, from the garden of Mr. Joseph Taylor, of Little London, Stattingborough, a llive of Bees, the hive has been sewn with osiers. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent W. Woolven, County Police Station, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire. — Bow- street, March 13. Stolen on the morning of the 7th instant, from a clothes' line, in an orchard at Wantage, Berks : a white cotton Petti- coat, embroidered round the bottom of the skirt, white tape strings, button- hole in front part of waistband, and a brown cotton Petticoat, white tape strings, welt round bottom of skirt for hoop. Supposed by a woman, who tramps the country with a basket, selling cheap lace, & c., about 30 years of age, 5 - feet high, dark complexion, slender figure; dressed in plain gown and white straw bonnet. Information to be given to Superintendent O'Neill, Berks Constabulary Station, Wantage.— Bow- street, March 13. Stolen from Mr. Hone's, the South- Western Railway Tavern, Datchet- road, Windsor, on the Cth instant, a large Paisley Shawl; a woollen ditto, the border violet and black squares, the middle shepherd's plaid on one side, violet and black squares on the other ; uod three silk Pocket- handker- chiefs, one an old- fashioned red India, another with white ground and brown border, and the other with white ground, brown and yellow spots and border, rather faded. Supposed by a man, 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, fresh com- plexion ; dressed in a large black or dark coat, and black hat, and is supposed to be a tailor. £ 1 reward will be paid on recovery of the property and conviction of the offender. In- formation to be given to Superintendent Frederick Eagar, Borough Police Station, Windsor.— Bow- street, March 13. Stolen during the night of the 10th instant, from a yard at Oaken Gates, a Duck and a Drake, dark colour, the pro- Serty of J. T. Deabe. Also stolen, from a pig stye, a dark [ en with five claws, a speckled Hen, a white Hen, and black Cockerel, the property of J. A. Collier. Informal be- given to Deputy, Chief Constable Richardson, or to Police Constable Purchase, Oaken Gates Bow- street, March 13. Stolen on the night of jthe 6th instant, the property of Mr. J. Dunk, farmer, Hellirgly, a 12- gallon Copper. Infor- mation to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Lewes ; to Superintendent Waghorn, Hailsham ; or at any Police Station • in East Sussex.— Bow- street, March 13. Supposed to have beeri stolen from the Greenwayhead, in the parish of Burford, Salop, on the 5th instant, a small white spaniel Bitch, 9 weeks old, a liver- coloured spot on right ear, one on the right tide, and one on the tail; the property of Thomas Hooper. 10s. reward will be given on the recovery of the, yitch, l and conviction of the offenders. Information to be given to Superintendent Robert McWilliam, County Consta- bulary, Bridgnorth, or to Police Constable Thomas Onslow, Burford, Salop.— Bow- street, March 1.3. Stolen from hen- roosts at Heaton, Yorkshire, on the night of the 10th instant: a duckwing game Cock ; a black Spanish Hen; a black pheasant Cock, double comb; three dark brown game Hens, single combs ; seven Hens, common hreed, the property of Thomas Waterhouse and J. Hey. Information to be given to Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Court House, Bradford, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 13. Stolen from the shop of Mr. Isard, High- street, Sevenoaks, between 6 and 7 p. m. on the 10th instant, a black witney Coat, silk velvet collar, sleeves lined with silk ; a grey ditto, lined with black ; a black cloth single breasted Coat; a pair of brown woollen cord Trousers, all of which have been worn; a new straight black cloth Coat, with velvet collar ; a new single breasted black frock Coat; a monkey Jacket, boy's size, lined with red ; a monkey Jacket, full size, lined with plaid. In- formation to be given to Superintendent Colman, Police Court, Sevenoaks.— Bow- street, March 13, Stolen from Great Barford, on the 4th instant, two silver Table Spoons, two Dessert ditto, and two silver table Forks, King's pattern, crest— lion holding flag. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable W. B. Graham, Bedford.— — Bow- street, March 10. Stolen between the 4th and 7th instant, from a bed- room at 33, Eversfield- place, Saint Leonards- on- Sea : a gold Cross set with nine large pearls of foreign make and about 3 inches long. Information to be given at the Police Office, Saint Leonards, or to Chief Superintendent Glenister, Town Hall, Hastings*.— Bow- street, March 10. During the night of the 6th instant a powder magazine, at Rowley Regis, Staffordshire, was broken into, and nine quarter barrels of Gunpowder, marked ' N. B. I. Co.', stolen therefrom, the property of the New British Iron Company. Information to be given to Superintendent Mills, Brierley- hill, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, March 10. Stolen from a school at Kersley, on the 7th instant, two Shawls, one blue and white, the other black and white plaid. Supposed by a woman who stated that she came from Bolton, and that she had a sick husband and five small children ; about 40 years of age, of low stature, and dressed in a white cap ( no honnet), shawl, and white apron. Information to be given to Superintendent Scott, Town Hall, Little Bolton, Lancashire.— Bow- street, March 10. Stolen on the 4th instant, from No. 6, Birchin- lane, the property of Mr. Crane, the occupier, a number of Pistols, viz.: 3 Adams' 54 gauge patent revolvers. 3 common revolvers. 1 Tranter's No. 2 pocket breach loader. 1 ditto 54 gauge, engraved ' Reubins.' S ditto 54 gauge, Reubins', common. 2 120 gauge, do. do. I 80 gauge, do. do. 1 common, Ruhins'. 1 Bacon's Colt, revolver. 1 Smith Wesson's Colt revolver. 1 Moor's patent plated body. 1 saloon pistol. 1 No. 2 breach- loader, ' Renshaw,' pocket size. 16 Tranter's patent 64 gauge, engraved ' Reubins.' 1 belt pistol, with springs, by Beattie, of Regent- street, second- hand. A small Clock in brass Case. Information to be given to Inspector Adam Shelford, City of London Police, Bow- lane.— Bow- street, March 8. Stolen from a dwelling- house in Melicent- street, Cardiff, on the 6th instant, a silver Geneva Watch, No. 48550, with a silver guard Chain attached. Information to be given to Superintendent, J. Box Stockdale, Cardiff, Glamorganshire.— Bow- street, March 8. Stolen during the night of the 6th instant, from a mill in Iluddersfield, two G- inch brass Caps, weighing about 20 lb. each, and three 4- inch ditto, weighing about 17£ lb. each. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Wm. Hannan, Borough Police Office, Huddersfield.— Bow- street, March 8. Stolen from Shooters' Lodge, Northchurch, Herts, on the 5th instant, an octagon rosewood double- action Concertina, and a wideawake Hat, nearly new, with light coloured band, without lining. Supposed by tramps. Information to be given to Superintendent Coulter, Great Berkhampsted, Herts. Bow- street, March 8. Supposed to have been stolen on the morning of the 5th instant, the troperty of Mr. Tanner, Wellington, a black greyhound Bitch, aged, white nose and breast, lost two front teeth, answers to the name of ' Mary.' Information to ' be given to Chief Superintendent Richardson, Wellington, Salop. — Bow- street, March 8. Stolen on the 4th instant, from a cottage in the parish of Wellow, Somersetshire: an old- fashioned double- case silver Watch, maker Claymer, High- street, Bristol, No. 5410, with silver Guard attached ; and a blue pilot cloth two pockets outside with flaps, two rows of black j^^^^ Ktons in front and two buttons behind. InformatU|^^^^^ Byen to Superintendent Morgan, County Police^ j^^^^^^^^ fristol- road, Bath, Somersetshire.— Bow- stri Stolen about the beginnin dwelling- house of the late silver Dessert Forks marl silver Tea Spoons, to be given to.- County street, a" Stolen between the 26th and 28th ultimo, a large number of Pigeons, from the cote of M. Simpson, Esq., of Cowlam. £ 3 reward will be paid to any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superintendent B. Harper, East Riding Constabulary, Norton, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 6. Stolen during the night of the lst instant, from a stable at Wycombe Union, in the parish of Saunderton, Bucks: 3 white Aylesbury Ducks, and a Drake, the property of G. Starkey. Information to be given to Acting Superintendent B. Shepherd, High Wycombe, Bucks.— Bow- street, March 6. Stolen from a water barrel at Ross Hall, Shrewsbury, about the 18th ultimo, a brass Tap weighing about 22 lbs. and can be identified ; it is supposed to be forwarded to some of the metal dealers in Gornal, Wolverhampton, or Birmingham. A man is in custody on suspicion of stealing it. Information to be given to John Dovey, Detective Office for the County of Salop, Shrewsbury.— Bow- street, March 6. Stolen on the lst instant, from No. 79, Winchester- street, Pimlico, a Jewel Case, about 15 inches long, 12 inches wide, and 7 inches deep, dark leather, ' A. Bridgeman' engraved on top in gold letters, containing— A diamond Star or Head- piece. A diamond Necklace. A pair of diamond Earrings. A gold chain Bracelet, with Locket. A small gold Locket, set with carbuncle. 2 plain gold Lockets. 5 diamond Rings, one single stone, one with emerald, one with opal, one hoop, with rix stones, and one blue enamelled, with several small stones. A turquoise Ring. A wedding Ring. A twisted gold Ring. A 10- dollar piece Brooch. 5 £ 5 Bank of England Notes. — Metropolitan Police, B Division, March 6. Stolen on the lst instant, from No. 15, Lloyd- square. Clerkenwell: 1 silver Cruet Stand, for five bottles. 3 silver Table Spoons, marked ' M. A. K.' 6 silver Tea Spoons, marked ' H. A. K.' 2 silver small Spoons, marked ' S.' 2 plated Salt Spoons. 24 Dessert Spoons. 1 gold Locket. 2 gold cameo Bracelets. 1 gold mourning Brooch. 1 gold Ring, turquoise. 1 gold Pin, snake, ruby eyes. 1 gold Pin, amethyst. 1 gold Pin, sardonyx, masonic. 2 sets of Sleeve Links. 1 set of Collar Links. 1 set of coral Vest Studs. 1 set of onyx ditto 12 Dinner Forks. 2 gold Bracelets. 1 silver Bracelet. 1 gold Ring, marked • M. K.' 1 leather Jewel Case, containing 1 gold Pin, 1 set of Studs, 1 set of pearl and ruby Studs, 1 set of gilt Studs, and 1 silver open- face Geneva Watch, horizontal move- ment, maker Jacob Des Compt. — Metropolitan Police, G Division, March 6. Stolen from a dwelling- house at Worrall, in the township of Bradfield, between 7 a. m. on the 2nd and 6 a. m. on the 3rd instant, the property of Elizabeth Jackson : a blank gold Geneva hunting Watch, horizontal movement, silver dial, engine- turned cases, No. 6027 ; six silver Tea Spoons, marked ' H.'; five ditto, marked ' G. C.' old fashioned ; a gold Brooch and Pin, twisted pattern ; and a plated Sugar Spoon. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Gillett, Court House, Rotherham, or to Inspector Boshier, Constabulary Station, Hillsborough, near Sheffield, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 6. Stolen from Botesdale, during the night of the 2nd instant, the property of Mr. Alfred Ashdown, draper: 24 yards of imitation Welsh Flannel, 24 ditto white Calico ditto, and 2 pieces of Drabbet. Information to be given to the Police at Botesdale, Suffolk.— Bow- street, March 0. Stolen from a lock- up shop at West Houghton, between I and 8 a. m. on the 2nd instant, the property of George Hunt, three pairs of new light Blucher Shoes ; a pair of new quarter ditto, stamped heels, brass eyelet holes ; eight pairs of women's new patent leather cloth Boots, with elastic sides; and a woman's cloth Boot for the right foot, plain leather, lace- up sides. Information to be given to Superintendent John R. Scott, Town Hall, Little Bolton, Lancashire. — Bow- steet, March G. Stolen from the dwelling- house of Lady E. Harding, of Stratford- on- Avon, on the afternoon of the 2nd instant, six silver Table Spoons, crest— a wild boar. Supposed by tramps. Information to be given to Inspector W. Rawlings, Stratford- on- Avon, Warwickshire.— Bow- street, March 6. Stolen on the night of the 3rd instant, from a hen roost at Beck- hill, the property of John Smith, a silver Pheasant Cock, and five silver Pheasant Hens ( show birds). Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Ball, West Riding Con- stabulary Court House, Bradford, Yorkshire. — Bow- street, March 6. i Stolen from the New Corn Exchange, Basingstoke, on the 22nd ultimo, a fluted silver Snuff Box, about 3 inches long by II ; ' D. W.' and pigeon on lid. Information to be given to Supt. Mark Hibberd, Basingstoke, Hants.— Bow- st., March f PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE, OFFICERS. ( On the Persons o/ Prisoners or elsewhcre. J Found in the possession of a suspected persoD, will nded unntil the 15th instant, two ladies' dark tv Quite new, shop mark on a small square card, No. ( ^ x. A./ 41. Information to be given to Supe Stockdale, Cardiff, Glamorganshire^--^ ^ session of a man named MIC ^ convict, who was tried at at, and sentenced to 11 year, of felony, a patent levejj " yer Geneva Watch, Na kef Constable Stainsby; March 13. POLIMl £ GAZETTE. 6 WAR OFFICE, March 13, 1865. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. On and after this date ( Dec. 11,1857), until further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a Deserter will be TWEUTT § HIIIO& § Instead of T EX SHILII1V& § ; the object being to prevent the crime of Desertion, and to hold out a greate^ inducement for the recovery of Deserters to Her Majesty's Service. - T — " una HO. NAME. BIS. SO. 00 BPS. WHERE BORN. TRADE. sin. STES^ PACE. COAT & TROUSERS. BATE OF | PLACE OP DESERTN. I DESERTION, MARKS AND REMARKS 180930 180931 180932 180933 180931 180935 180986 180937 180938 180939 Michael Hughes John Martin William Lawrence John Hastie William Elliot James Burke Patrick Guerin Edward Johnson Edward Williams John Brown* 52nd Foot ditto 60th Rifles 79th Foot 89th Foot 96th Foot Rifle Brigade 109th Foot Rl. Engineers 105th Foot Liverpool Rotherfield, Sussex Marylebone, London Glasgow ditto Leeds Bermondsey, Surrey Croydon, Surrey Glasgow plasterer labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto painter hammermn. shoeingsmh 21 i5 6} auburn 19 5 6*: It. brn 22 5 6j It. brn 18 5 7 brown 20 B 5 brown 21 5 61' brown 2H 5 8 dk. brn 24 5 71 dk. bra 20J 5. 4 i It. bra 21 15 6 brown hazel grey blue hazel grey hazel grey hazel grey grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh idark ; light | fresh black; moleskin white slop; fustian black j cord black; tweed black; moleskin white; cord black; blue dark; blue black; cord blue 23 Jan. 27 Jan. I Feb. 25 Jan. 26 Jan. 21 Jan. 22 Jan. 5 Feb. 20 Jan. 8 Feb. Liverpool Lewes Westminstr Glasgow ditto Leeds Westminstr Croydon Aldershot Belfast recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, approved scar rt. thigh, white spots on abdomon; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected ' ditto ditto recruit, approved ' E. J.' on hand ; recruit recruit recruit * alias Bell 180940 180941 180942 180943 180944 180945 180946 180947 180948 180949 Richard Joyce Fred. G. Penleize Henry Elton Alfrod Howlett Henry Gander James Wilkinson Orson Syrett Robert Fendall Thomas Chilton 268 241 742 564 193 68 1681 113 1627 2nd Life Gds. 3rdDrag. Gds. 1th Drag. Gds. ditto 6 th Drag. Gds. 3rd Hussars 6th Dragoons 9th Lancers 11th Hussars 12th Lancers Killadin, Mayo Brecon Swansea, Glamorgan Clivery, Worcester Canterbury, Kent London Lewes, Sussex London ditto Catnberwell, Surrey clerk sawyer labourer polisher printer shoemaker servant seaman gardener 25$ ,5 32 5 231! 5 231 5 19115 25 5 26| 5 371 5 25j[ 5 30 5 111Idk. bru 6 brown 9 red 9} It. brn 71 brown 7{ It. brn 91 idk. bra 9 [ brown 8 7 i light 1 brown grey hazel grey brown hazel hazel hazel blue grey grey dark fair fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fair fresh fair regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto supposed plain regimental ditto ditto ditto 6 Feb. 4 Feb. 10 Feb. 14 Feb. 10 Feb. 18 Feb. 11 Feb. 6 Feb. 3 Feb. 14 Feb. Windsor Canterbury Newbridge ditto Brighton Manchester Cante* bury Dublin ditto Sheffield D; took part of reg. nee. off furlough to London; scar on rt. cheek ditto to Birmingham mole on right of chest very deaf D ; took part of reg. nec. two moles left side of neck, one rt. shoulder took part of reg. neo. • 180960 John Young Adam Beattie 232 13th Hu? sars Launton, Oxford farrier 25 5 7 brown liazel fresh : ditto 6 Feb. Hounslow 180951 187 ditto Londonderry cabinetmkr. 26 5 51 It. brn grey fresh i ditto 6 Feb. ditto off pass to London •* spindle- fly maker 180962 James Garrity 678 ditto Tuaro, Galway * 21* 5 8 brown blue fair i ditto 10 Feb. ditto 180363 James Booth 42 16th Lancers Knaresboro ugh, York machine mi- 25J 5 7 It. bra grey fresh { ditto 5 Feb. Ipswich took part of reg. nec. 180964 James Morris 685 ditto York labourer 21} 5 9 dk. brn dk. brn fresh ditto 6 Feb. Norwich 180956 William Cook 328 ditto Waleot, Somerset Chester- le- St., Drhm. servant 21} 5 6 dk. brn brown dark ditto 7 Feb. ditto 180966 William Ridley 1214 18th Hussars farmer 21 5 61 brown blue fresh ditto 9 Feb. Canterbury took part of reg. nec. 180967 James Nary 3294 Military Train Warrington, Lancster labourer 23 J 5 3 brown grey fresh ditto 10 Feb. Woolwicu off pass to St. Helen's 180958 John W. Dobson 3881 ditto Bradford, Yorkshire Eilmonorack, Invrns. painter 281 5 41 It. brn blue fair ditto 15 Feb. ditto took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 180959 John McGinnis 3202 ditto gardener 251 5 41 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 14 Nov. Auckland* pockpitted * New Zealand 180960 Thomas Chapman 3690 ditto London labourer 21 5 4 brown grey fresh ditto 7 Feb. Dublin took part of reg. nec. 180961 James Reynolds 2712 ditto Walsall, Staffordshire moulder 261 5 4 dark grey sallow ditto 3 Feb. ditto D 180962 George Gretson 3718 ditto York labourer 21 5 6 brown grey fresh ditto 7 Feb. ditto scar under right eye 180963 William Hartley 8596 Gron. Guards Ovendon, York crabber 1 311 5 8 It. brn grey fresh ditto 7 Feb. London took waist- belt and forage cap 180964 Robert Sedman 9183 ditto Scarborough blacksmith 27} 5 11} dk. brn hazel fair ditto 4 Feb. ditto took waist- belt 180966 Andrew Kyne 486 ditto London labourer 271 6 11 sandy grey ruddy ditto 15 Feb. ditto ditto 180966 Charles Peach 881 Cold. Guards St. Ives, Huntingdon ditto 211 5 yj dk. bm haze fresh ditto 11 Feb. ditto 180967 Robert Aitken 4722 ditto Stan wix, C umberland carpenter 301 5 91 dk. brn bluo fresh ditto 4 Feb. ditto 180968 Edward Carsey 435 ditto Beecles, Suffolk ditto 27 6 i It. brn grey fresh ditto 13 Feb. Windsor off furlough to North Walsham, Norfolk 180963 Robert Grieve 1169 Scots Fusiliers Cupar, Fife baker 221 5 81 red hazel fresh ditto 7 Feb. London ditto to Fife 180970 Thomas Stratton 6764 ditto Perth smith 2 } 5 7} dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 6 Feb. ditto took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 180971 George Watkins 471 2nd Foot Reading , labourer 23} 5 5 dk. bra hazel fresh ditto 30 Jan. Devonport 180972 Martin Ford 607 8rd Foot Ballina, Mayo piecer 24 5 9 brown hazel fresh ditto 11 Feb. Sheffield off furlough to Dublin 180973 Geofrey Connell 368 ditto Killarney, Kerry labourer 25} 5 41 brown blue fresh ditto 14 Feb. Limerick ditto to Oxford ; D 180974 Arthur Clyde 1267 ditto Antrim ditto 22 5 7 brown blue fair ditto 16 Feb. ditto 180975 Andrew Hendry 847 4th Foot Oldmonkland, Lanrk. carter 19} 5 6} brown grey florid ditto 14 Feb. Chatham ditto to Glasgow 180976 Clarence St. Clair 1301 6th Foot Manchester clerk 19 § 5 5 brown grey fresh ditto 17 Feb. Woolwich 180977 James Murphy 1932 ditto Dublin labourer 38 5 8} fair blue fair ditto 14 Feb. ditto ditto D; corporal punishment 180978 Robert Cage 383 ditto Norfolk ditto 24} S 6} brown grey fresh ditto 12 Feb. ditto 180979 Charles Grey 1209 ditto Salisbury, Wilts ditto 24 5 9 black dark fair ditto 7 Feb. ditto ' C. P.' on left arm 180980 Thomas Usher 1341 ditto Norfolk gardener il81 5 64 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 6 Feb. ditto 180981 James Gillie 1199 ditto ^ Clones, Monaghan labourer 181 5 6 brown blue fresh ditto 13 Feb. Walmer off furlough; scar inside left wrist 180982 Robert Jamieson 1103 6th Foot Ashtou- under- Lyne cottonspnnr 211 5 7 brown hazel fresh ditto 12 Feb. Devonport ditto to Dublin 180983 William Carr 1224 ditto Strabane, Tyrone Killan, King's moulder 191 6 6 brown brown florid ditto 12 Feb. ditto ditto to Glasgow 180984 Patrick Butler 416 ditto labourer .271 5 44 brown blue dark ditto 16 Feb. ditto ditto to Dublin 180985 John O'Donnell 1062 ditto Bally shannon, Donegl ditto • 221 5 6 brown grey fresh ditto 15 Feb. ditto ditto to Glasgow 1H098K James Tweedy 976 ditto Shankliill, Antrim ditto ! 205 5 7 brown grey sallow ditto 12 Feb. ditto ditto to Belfast; scar on left eye 180987 Robert Abbot 1089 7th Foot Dublin groom 23} 5 9} dk. brn hazel fresh 21 Feb. Walmer 180988 Charles Smith 1214 8th Foot Gloucester labourer 25 5 7} brown hazel fresh regimental 9 Feb. Chatham 180983 George Ford — 9th Foot Watford, Herts bootmaker 20 5 7 It. brn brown fair black; cord 18 Feb. London recruit, attested 180990 James Stewart — ditto Paisley, Renfrew rivetter 21 5 84 brown blue florid plain 8 Feb. Glasgow recruit, finally approved 180991 Patrick Walsh 1417 ditto Dublin labourer 201 5 7} brown grey dark regimental 14 Feb. Limerick scar of burn on right leg 180992 Edward Denneley 1613 10th Foot Sligo ditto 221 5 54 sandy grey fresh ditto 23 Jan. Preston anchor aud cable on left arm, cross on right 180993 John Horan 1665 ditto Manchester ditto 201 6 71 brown grey sallow ditto 28 Jan. ditto 180994 Robert Stewart 1319 13th Foot Dublin groom 23 5 94 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 31 Jan. Dover took part of reg. nee. 180995 Richard McGuffin 686 14th Foot Newry, Down labourer 30 5 8} fair hazel fresh ditto 11 Feb. Aldershot off furlough to Glasgow 180996 George Gibson — ditto Cork shoemaker 17 6 51 It. brn blue fair 12 Feb. Cork 180997 Daniel Cleary 1119 ditto Clonard, Meath Galway labourer 38 5 9 grey grey fresh regimental 12 Feb. Templemre. ditto to London 180993 John Harley 1030 15th Foot painter 23} 5 6 dark brown sallow ditto ~ 4 Feb. Pembroke two scars on back 180999 Patrick Shanahan — ditto Templemore. Tipprry labourer 24 5 5 sandy grey fair smock; fustian 7 Feb. Bristol recruit, finally approved 181000 Isaac Palmer 1232 loth Foot Neweastle- on- Tyne pitman 18} 5 84 sandy grey fresh regimental 14 Feb. Templemre. * J. P. Sugar,' tree, and anchor on left arm 181001 Edward Hillam 1210 ditto Holboek, Yorkshire clothdresser 20} 6 51 It. brn blue fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto scars on back 181002 Charles Bishop 1315 ditto Dublin shoemaker 191 5 6 black brown sallow ditto 16 Feb. ditto off pass to Dublin 181003 John Tole 1166 ditto 8hankhill, Antrim Weybreach, Suffolk labourer 21} 5 6 dk. bru brown fair plain 16 Jan. Halifax* mole on forehead * Nova Scotia 181004 James Smith 1089 ditto groom 31 5 5 It. brn grey tresh regimental 26 Jan. ditto 181005 John Dunning 1103 ditto Killenaule, Tipperary labourer 23 5 7 fair blue pale ditto 16 Jan. ditto scar on abdomen 181006 Henry Smith 826 ditto Salford, Lancashire finisher 26 5 5} brown grey fresh ditto 26 Jan. ditto pockpitted 181007 John Kinsley 1123 18th Foot Roscommon weaver 191 5 71 It. bra tilue fresh tweed; cord 12 Feb. Buttevant 181008 James Donnelly 3917 21st Foot Beltigh, Derry labourer 32 5 51 dk. brn blue fresh regimental 13 Feb. Portsmouth off furlough to Glasgow 181009 Mrtn. Cunningham 658 ditto York ditto 19 5 71 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto ditto to Newcastle- on- Tyne 181010 Patrick Ryan 232 ditto Limerick ditto | 24 5 6 brown hazel fair ditto 14 Feb. ditto ditto to Limerick 181011 Edwin Isaacs 1303 22nd Foot Chippenham, Wilts servant 191 5 64 dk. bra hazel dark dark 17 Feb. Parkhurst took part of reg. nec. 181012 Richard Hadwine 1382 ditto Warton, Lancashire groom 24} 5 5 dk. bm hazel fresh regimental 13 Feb. ditto scar on left groin 181013 John Bryne 1215 23rd Foot Dungarvau, Wateifrd labourer 22} 5 6| brown grev swarth ditto 16 Feb. Walmer off furlough to Dungarvan 181014 James Russell — 21th Foot Ermiskean, Cavan Cootebill, Cavan ditto 24 5 5} dk. brn grey fresh moleskin 21 Feb. N'wctle- o- T recruit, attested 181015 Philip Clerk — ditto ditto 23 5 10 dk. brn grey fresh blue pilot; mole 21 Feb. ditto ditto 161016 George Dawson — ditto Bisbopwearmouth ditto 19 5 71 It. bra grey fair black 14 Feb. ditto ditto 181017 Edward Williams — ditto Oxford shoemaker 24 5 71 dk. bra dk. brn fair black; fustian 20 Feb. Cirencester scar behind right ear 181018 James Thompson 1684 ditto Hey wood, Lancashire groom 23 5 5} brown grey fresh brown 27 Jan. Cork cupping marks on back of neck; reoruit recruit, attested 181019 Thomas Johnson — 26th Foot Letterkenny, Tyrone labourer 20 5 6 black grey fresh pilot; moleskin 1 Feb. Liverpool 181020 John Doyle 1612 ditto Kirkdale, Lancashire shoemaker 23} 5 0 auburn blue fresh regimental 18 Feb. Preston off pass 181021 James McDonald 893 26th Foot Renfrew tailor 25 S 71 It. brn blue fair ditto 14 Feb. Portsmouth sear of burn on neck 181022 Alfred FitzAllan — 28th Foot Stirling clerk 23 5 9t brown grey fresh 6 Feb. Dublin scar on right knee; recruit 181023 Robert Chapman 1029 29th Foot Molton, Leicester labourer 20 5 6 dk. brn grey fair regimental 7 Feb. Chatham off furlough to Melton Mowbray ditto 181024 Richard Gillham 899 ditto London ditto 28} 5 54 brown hazel fresh ditto 16 Feb. Enniskillen 181026 Joseph Rand 946 80th Foot High Wycombe, Bcks. carpenter 185 5 6 It. brn hazel fresh ditto 11 Feb. Parkhurst sear on back of right hand, short hair 181026 Henry Franklin 1003 ditto Windsor, Berks clerk 18} 5 7 brown blue sallow ditto 11 Feb. ditto took part of reg. neo. 181027 George Morgan 1275 32nd Foot WstBuckland, Somst, labourer 19 6 61 It. brn grey fresh ditto 9 Feb. Waterford 181026 Roger Concannon 761 37th Foot Dunmore, Galway ditto 27} 6 71 brown grey fresh ditto 11 Feb. Dover off furlough to Dunmore 181029 Henry Jackson 167 ditto Stockport, Cheshire piecer 25 5 34 dk. brn hazel dark ditto 12 Feb. ditto 181030 John Long 923 40th Foot Cordutt, Dublin carpenter 24} 5 8} dK. orn hazel fresh ditto 14 Feb. Chatham ditto 181031 Thomas Hornby 740 41st Foot Chcrloy, Lancashire labourer 19} 5 51 It. bra grey fresh ditto 18 Feb. Dublin anchor on left arm 181032 William Cowell 700 ditto Preston, Lancashire Ballycastle, Antrim ditto 19 5 5} It. bra grey fresh ditto 18 Feb. ditto 181033 Charles McKay 6tl ditto miner 191 5 7 It. brn blue fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto off furlough to Glasgow 181034 Hugh McDonald 1332 42nd Foot Mai kinch, Fife Edinburgh labourer 18} 5 6 It. bra grey sallow ditto 6 Fob. Stirling 181035 John Smith — 47th Foot joiner 24 5 H dk. brn It, brn fair black; oord 17 Feb. Manchester burn on right leg; recruit 181036 Cornelius Sullivan 35 63rd Foot Mocroom, Cork labourer 27} 5 H It. bra grey fresti regimental 1 Feb. Curragh 181037 Thomas Boyd 788 60tb Rifles Antrim ditto 22} 5 61 brown grey fair ditto 21 Feb. Dublin took waist- belt and whole of reg. nec. ditto 181038 Fredk. Stanbrook 622 ditto Newbury, Berks ditto 25 5 3} dark hazel fresh ditto 21 Feb. ditto 181039 Frederick Saunders 1103 ditto Greenwich carpenter 23* 5 9 dk. bra hazel fresh ditto 5 Feb. Aldershot 181040 Samuel Lovatt — ditto Islington, London labourer 19} 5 6 brown hazel fresh ditto 8 Feb. ditto otf pass to Leek took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. ditto ', • 181041 John Kirwan 1431 ditto Dublin ditto 24} 5 6 red grey fresh ditto 1 Feb. Montreal 181042 James Barber 774 ditto Sussex E; room 241 5 9, light ? rey fresh ditto 1 Feb. ditto 181043 John Hughes 1271 ditto Denbigh ditto 29} 6 5 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 1 Feb. ditto ditto 181044 George Barnett 299 ditto Romsay, Hants fabourer 26} 6 6 tiroWn grey fresh plain 8 Feb. ditto took part of reg. nec. 181046 Edwin Booth 82 61st Foot Mosley, Lanoashire ditto 251 5 6t t. brn grey fresh regimental 6 Feb. Curragh D • 181046 Timothy Bowen 548 ditto Bandon, Cork ditto 27 5 6 > rown ; rey fresh ditto 6 Feb. ditto 181047 John Kavanagh 1066 ditto Kilkenny ditto 21} 5 93 dk. brn lazel fresh ditto 11 Feb. ditto off furlough 181048 George P. Barton £ 01 ditto Liverpool winter 24} 5 51 dk. bra grey sallow ditto 11 Feb. ditto took the whole of reg. nec. 181049 William Martin 380 ditto Sevenoaks, Kent dacksmith 27| 5 61 jrown grey Fresh ditto 11 Feb. ditto off furlough 6 POLICE GAZETTE. E! WY' Mtirtfh 13. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued). OFFICE HO. NAME. BEG. NO. CORPS. WHER0 BOBN. SIZB. EYES. SAO*. COAT & TROUSERS. DATE 07 I DESEETN. PLACE OP DESERTION. MAKES AND REMARKS. 181050 181051 181052 181058 181054 181055 181056 181057 181058 181059 John Donnes William Vynch Francis Murrin Hugh McCann Patrick McCann Henry Hennen William McMullan Peter Lyons Richard P. Chatten John Lucan 361 847 837 875 62nd Foot ditto 63rd Foot ditto 849 ditto 850 1275 955 858 1094 ditto 64th Foot ditto ditto 65th Foot Shankill, Antrim Glasgow Dublin Templemore, Tippry. Belfast Lurgan, Armagh Shankhill, Antrim Arragh, Mayo Camborne, Cornwall Roscommon 181060 181061 1810621 181068 181064, 181065 181066 181067 181068 181069 William Osboone Thomas Robinson James O'Dea Robt. McCutcheon Richard Smith Alexander Hunter Thomas Hall Robert Duff James Thomson James Blair 1028 327 770 798 1037 1063 917 893 1030 65th Foot 69th Foot ditto ditto 70th Foot 71st Foot ditto 72nd Foot ditto 73rd Foot Liverpool Ballymote, Sligo Kilrusb, Clare Charm ™ , Tyrone West Kilbride, Ayr Oldtnorekland, Lanrk. Stranraer, Wigton Crief, Perth Dumbarton 4 Neilston, Renfrew labourer 23} 6 6 . ditto 19$ 5 84 stonecutter 19 « 5 5 painter 201 6 64 weaver 181 5 5 ditto 214 5 6 labourer 214 5 « ditto 35 surveyor 334 5 6 labourer 20 5 74 j miller 20? 5 5 • labourer 32* 5 9if • shoemaker 25 5 n | labourer 21 6 n Iptiddler 191 5 62- 1 blacksmith 21 i) 65 ostler 174 5 45 waiter 25 5 6 boilermaker 23 5 74 baker 254 5 groom 21 5 7 ditto 19 6 5 skinner 18 5 6 weaver 19 5 74 labourer 24 5 74 ditto 19} 5 54 ditto 224 5 61 ditto 244 5 5 butcher 20} 5 6 labourer 224 5 8} dk. brn brown brown dk. brn dk. brn black It. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn It. brn dk. brn dk. bra dk. brn brown fair brown red dk. brn brown hazel blue blue grey blue blue grey grey GREY GRW. sallow fresh sallow fresh dark . dark fair fresh fresh fresh regimental ditto ditto ' ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto grey grey grey grey grey blue grey blue hazel grey FRESH fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fair swarth fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental tweed regimental ditto V 12 Feb. 11 Feb. 11 Feb. 9 Feb. 9 Feb. 9 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 13 Feb. 10 Feb. Aldershot | off furlough te Mountain Mills, nr. Belfast ditto ditto to Glasgow; scar on head Belfast scar on left cheek- ditto sear oif left eyebtow ditto : took part ot reg. nec. ditto j ditto Portsmouth! tattooed on arms, sear below left eye ditto of? furlough to Ballyhaunis ditto ! took part of reg, nec. Birr ( lost fotfr feeth, scar on left hip 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. 11 Feb. 13 Feb. 5 Feb. 11 Feb. 15 Feb. Liverpool Gosport ditto • ditto Colchester Glasgow Stirling Aberdeen ditto Shorncliffo oil' furlough ditto dtto ditto ditto . to Liverpool fo Montrose to Kilrush to Omagh to Glasgow recruit, not finally approved officer's servant scar on right arm otf furlo. ugh to Springburn, Glasgow 181070 181071 181072 181073 181074 181075 181076 181077 181078 181079 Christopher Allen Robert Wallace Hugh Keenan Alex. Donaldson Henry Shrimpton David Barnett James Cahill John Hughes George Kerr Angus Ferguson 1016 1033 1179 1223 1236 1848 936 494 1840 1812 ditto 74th Foot ditto ditto ditto 75th Foot ditto 76th Foot 78th Foot ' 79th Foot St. Kew, Cornwall Carluke, Lanark Edinburgh Liff, Forfar Aberdeen Ash, Surrey , Belfast Harford, Berks Glasgow Lingort, Inverness brown auburn If. brn dk. brn It. brn dk. brn brown It. brn dk. brn black grey blue blue blue grey hazel hazel grey grey grey fresh fresh fresh fresli fresh fresh fresh fair florid sallow ditto tweed.; check regimental ditto ditto smock;. cord regimental ditto ditto ditto 15 Feb. 5 Feb. 4 Feb. 4 Feb. 8 Feb. 31 Jan. 13 Dec. 12 Feb. 9 Feb. 14 Feb. ditto Edinburgh ditto ditto ditto Aldershot ditto Belfast Aberdeen Stirling ditto to Dublin ; scar rt. armpit off furlough to Belfast; scars on cheeks ditto ; D D ; took the whole of reg nee. otf furlough 181080 181081 181082 181083 181081 181085 181086 181087 181088 181089 Alex. Mcintosh William Wilson Wm. H. Johnson Thomas Brown George Ward Neil Doherty Patrick Doherty Goorgo Greaves William Gleeson John Burton 1321 1401 922 1204 1269 1268 1499 1473 889 ditto ditto 80th Foot 81st Foot ditto 88rd Foot ditto 84th Foot ditto ditto Linlithgow Liff, Forfar York Govan, Lanark Hillsborough, Down Derry ditto Liverpool Bradford St. Werbergb, Derby shoemaker weaver whitesmith ironljorer tailor shoemaker labourer boilermaker labourer spinner • 19 21 24J 21 22J 24J 214 23 § 21 24 64 6} 0 14 81 64 74 61 7i 7 dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn black black dk. brn It. brn brown blue blue tiazel hazel brown brown brown hazel blue grey dark fresh fresh dark sallow dark fresh fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto black regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 14 Feb. 10 Feb. 17 Feb. 9 Feb. 13 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. ditto ditto Chatham ditto Boston Aldershot ditto Pembroke ditto 4 Dublin ditto ; small deep set dye? tattooed on chest, and arm figure on right arm burn mark on right elbow and hip ; recruit oil furlough to Benararan; scar It. thumb ditto to Lo . donderry; D ditto to Liverpool; tattooed rt. arm ditto to Bra jfoid - ditto to Nottingham 181090 John Quinn 678 ditto Manchester labourer 23} 6 81 brown grey fresh ditto 30 Jan. ditto ditto to Manchester 181091 Martin Connolly 1073 ditto Oughterarde, Galway ditto 224 5 61 dk. brn blue fresh ditto 4 Feb. ditto D; took waist- belt 181092 John Murphy 662 86th Foot Dumfries ditto 204 5 64 sandy grey fresh plain 3 Jan. Aldershot 181098 John McGuyre 1036 88th Foot Dublin ditto 214 5 6 brown hazel fresh black trousers 30 Jan. Colchester 181094 Martin Parrington 1000 ditto Kilclear, Wostmeath ditto 19 S 8 brown grey fresh regimental 16 Feb. Fermoy off furlough to Moate, Wcstmeath 181095 James Matthew 785 91st Foot Dundee weaver 20 5 6J brown grey fresh ditto 12 Feb. Preston ditto to Dundee 181096 Alexander Fraser 766 ditto Glasgow printer 201 5 6} brown brown fresh ditto 12 Feb. ditto ditto to Glasgow 181097 Daniel Conroy 324 92nd Foot T'pperary shoemaker 27} 5 8 dk. brn grey sallow ditto 11 Feb. Glasgow took part of reg. nec. 181093 Michael Tyre 1009 ditto Paisley, Renfrew tailor 214 5 7 black brown sallow ditto 11 Feb. ditto took the whole of reg. nec. 181099 Donald McEwen 1051 ditto Cumberwald, Dmbrtn miner 214 5 7 brown grey fresh ditto 10 Feb. Paisley took part of reg. nec. 181100 181101 181102 181103 181104 181105 181106 181107 181108 181109 John Wilson ALEXANDER Bain James Mcintosh John Lloyd James Stewart George Willis Edward Hart THOMAS Gibson James Conroy Edward Johnson 1353 925 1068 813 845 1634 ditto ditto ditto 94th Foot Rifle Brigade ditto 100th Foot 105th Foot 106th Foot 109th Foot Glasgow Falkirk, Stirling Glasgow' Kildare Aberdeen Litton, Devon London Runcorn, Cheshire Olonmel, Tipperary Branted, Kent Littlebower, tent Ayr Lei I rim Ballaoro, Ireland Maidenhead, Berks Blackburn, Lane. Bridgewater Montreal, Canada Stowon- the- Wold* Tiverton, Dovon shoemaker 123} moulder : 194 engitfedrivr.! 28 labourer 23 groom 21f labourer 214 cabinetmkr. • 20 labourer j 24 ditto 19 painter 21 5 brown grey sallow ditto 2 Feb. Glasgow 6 fair grey fair ditto 18 Feb. ditto 61 brown grey fresh ditto 18 Feb. Ayr N 5 It. brn blue fresh brown; moleskin 23 Feb. Leeds 54 brown brown florid regimental 10 Feb. Winchester 74 black grey sallow ditto 8 Feb. ditto 10 brown blue fair ditto 11 Feb. Parkhurst 9} dark brown sallow brown; moleskin 13 Feb. Liverpool 9 It. brn grey fair grey; cord 12 Feb. Kilkenny 74 dk. bru hazel dark brown; blue 6 Feb. Croydon letters, & c., tattooed on left arm took part of reg. nec. took waist- belt and part of reg. nec, recruit, finally approved off furlough to Edinburgh recruit, attested recruit E. J.' on hands ; recruit 181110 181111 181112 181118 181114 181115 181116 181117 181I1A 181119 Edward B. Brice William Stewart Thomas Boyle SAMUEL Patterson George Evans William Aspinall James Fogarty Frederick J. Neil Reuben Claredge William Darsh 22LkRoyul H. Art. 1029 ditto 969 j ditto 263 ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto Royad H. Art. ditto 16311 15823 11398 348 300 316 labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto bricklayer labourer groom 24! m 20 274 19 194 214 184 24J 30 7 51 9 HI 41 54 5} 85 44 4i It. brn It. brn brown It. brn It. brn dk. brn It. brn brown dk. brn brown blue grey grey grey grey dk. brn blue hazel hazel grey jfresii Ifair I sallow salo[ w fre9b florid fresh fair fair fair regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 31 Jan. 2 Feb. 15 Feb. 16 Feb. 14 Feb. 13 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 5 Feb. 15 Feb. Woolwich | poebpitted Canterbury 1 oil'furlough ditto | ditto Woolwich ditto dittJ ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto .; off leave' ditto I off pass to Galloway Lcitrim ; scars on shins to Edinburgh to Glasgow to Bridgewater *• Gloucester William Ryan William A. Smith Henry H. Taylor William Edwards WM. Duckerfield' George Edmonds George McCallum James Byrne John McKown James K. Bailey 15611 497 16683 1K685 16740 16642 639 26 885 2439 Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Harrow, Middlesex London Manchester Nfewington, Surrey Birmingham ditto Cremond, Edinburgh fiunlaven, Wicklow Bailymena, Antrim Woolwich ditto plumber clerk labourer carman boatman miner shoemaker labourer ditto 23I 22 22 20 20$ 194 191 34I 254 304 brown brown brown brown brown brown It, brn dk. brn brown brown hazel grey blue hazel blue brown blue grey hazel blue fresh fresh fair fair fresh fair fair fresh fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto J 18 Feb. 111 Feb. 6 Feb. 9 Feb. 9 Feb. 8 Feb. 14 Feb. 112 Feb. 17 Feb. 12 Feb. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Pembroke Gosport Dover small left varicocele D ; pockpitted D pockpittod off furlougii to Bathgate; scars over spine ditto to Dublin ditto scar below right elbow James Davidson William Davidson Michael Reid Thomas Butler John McCormick Robert Ferguson Henry Burke Charles Carter James Otton John Beesley 2.82 1168 1516 17739 1931 102U 1778 7779 7974 3570 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto RL. Engineers ditto ditto Carmjlie, Forfar London Glasgow Woolwich Castletown, Westmth Artree, Derry Bristol Canterbury Islington, London Nuneaton, Warwick ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto shoemaker shoemaker carpenter tailor 30^ 274 29| 19 30 254 194 214 19 30 5 i 4} 74 44 74 9 3S 64 6 54 fair dk. brn sandy brown black It. brn brown brown brown light It. brn brown grey grey blue blue brown grey hazel grey fair fresh fresh fair sallow fair fresh fresh fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 7 Feb. 18 Feb. 3 Feb. 13 Feb. 12 Feb. 13 Feb. 16 Feb. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 19 Oct. Shorncliffe Sboeburyns ditto Warley Aldej- shot Plymouth Devouport Aldershot ditto Mauritius ditto D ; off pass to Stepney . pockpitted, wart on left loin star ou left arm, swords on rijht, Bear on ehi « off furlough ditto to Belfast off pass to Canterbury ' off pas3 to Leicester James Wilkinson Thomas Thomson Arthur Marsh Henry Bowles Henry Cross William Morgan Michacl Fallon John Robert Jones Joseph Reed Jamos Carbearey 5090 8049 8434 8 TIL 8249 7479 7807 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 13th Hussars 17th Lancers ditto Preston, Lanoashiro Cork Rathmines, Dublin Stroud, Gloucester Overton, Hants Gateshead, Durham Clonled, Limerick Hathern, Notts Liverpool ditto ' carpenter clerk stonecutter labourer ditto painter stonecutter horsedealer tailor shoemaker 264 261 23 18J 184 204 234 21 22 23 brown It. brn dk. brn brown It. bm dk. brn brown dk. brn It. brn dk. brn brown hazel grey hazel grey hazel hazel grey grey hazel fresh palo dark fresh fresh fair fresh fresh sallow fair ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto ditto black; brown black ditto 19 Oct. 30 Jan. 4 Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 31 Jan. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. ditto Chatham ditto Aldershot ditto Clachan* Chatham Liverpool ditto ditto off furlough; mole on left vamal region recruit off pass to London; tattooed on right arm scar on neck off furlough recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto ' Argyle Edwin Kirkman John Hamilton John Cowley John Brindle Patrick Conway Joseph Smith Dennis Glenlen JAMES Byrne James Arnold Henry Graham ditto lst Foot 2nd Foot 3rd Foot ditto 4th Foot 8th Foot 11th Foot 12th Foot 17th Foot Stockport, Cheshire Glasgow Edinburgh Blackburn, Lame. Oldham, Lancashire Manchester Birmingham Abbeyleix, Queen's Lutterworth, Leic. Leeds refiner bootcloser labourer boatman piecer mason brassdresser servant labourer painter 18* 18 24 23 20 19 20 20 18 23 7i 6 7 9 84 64 8* 71 6 8 dk. brn brown brown brown It. brn brown dk. brn It. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown blue blue grey grey grey hazel grey hazel grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh freeh black; cord brown; moleskin blue; moleskin flannel; cord black; cord tweed; cord brown; dark tweed brown; tweed black 8 Feb. 31 Jan. 14 Feb. 17 Feb. 31 Jan. 6 Feb 13 Feb. 10 Feb. 11 Feb. 17 Feb. Ashton- u- L Glasgow Edinburgh Blackburn ditto Warwick Birminghm Maryboro' Burtori- o- T Linooln ditto ditto ditto pockpitted ditto scar over right eyebrow; recruit recruit, surgically inspected . recruit, not surgically inspeoted tattooed on right arm ; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected burn over right, liip and elbow; recruit 181160 John Murray — 26th Foot ditto dj er 20 5 51 dk. brn grey fresh cloth; cord 10 Feb. Leeds recruit, surgically inspected 181161 David Snowden — ditto Hulme, Lancashire labourer 19 5 81 It. brn blue fresh black; cord 6 Feb. Eceles ditto 181162 James Lloyd — ditto Winchester', ditto 24 5 74 dk. brn blue sallow canvas; cord 6 Feb. Winchester recruit, not surgically inspected 181163 John Carey — 49th Foot Salford, Lancashire ditto 18 5. 51 dk. brn hazel fresh cord; moleskin 18 Feb. Ec£ le3 Meruit, surgically inspected 181164 John Dehan — ditto Hulme, Lancashire ditto 18 5 55 It. brn blue fresh white linen; cord 6 Feb. Manchester recruit, not surgieAlly inspected 181165 Patrick Murphy ditto Salford, Lancashire ditto 21 5 71 brown grey sallow black; moleskin 6 Feb. ditto ditto 181166 James Crosby — ditto Dublin ditto 20 5 51 brown hazel fresh tweed; cord 2 Feb. Dublin ditto 181167 Patrick Burke — ditto Carrick- en- Suir ditto 20 6 6} It brn grey fair tweed 12 Feb. Waterford ditto 181168 Henry Granger — ditto Thirsk, Yorkshire wheelwrght 23 6 91 black grey sallow grey ; oord 22 Feb. Manchester ditto black whiskers 181169 John Mathews ditto Merthyr, Glamorgan mason 244 5 7} dk. brn hazel ruddy moleskin 15 Feb. Cardiff soar rr. eyebrow, moles rt. cheek; recruit 181170 James Martin — 63rd Foot Glasgow puddler 19 6 64 dk. brn blue sallow black 11 Feb. Glasgow recruit, not surgically inspected,' 181171 Thomas Lynam — 65th Foot Dublin cork cutter 23 5 91 brown grey fair ditto 9 Feb. Dublin ditto 181172 Andrew McNab — ditto Strathmiglo, Fife boilermaker 21 5 8 brown grey fresh tweed; fustian 6 Feb. Edinburgh recruit., surgically inspeoted 181173 George Gray - J- 73rd Foot Glasgow miner 21 5 9 dark blue fresh black 18 Feb. ditto reoruit, not surgically inspected 181174 John McGuire* — 74th Foot ditto hammerflm. 22 5 6} dk. brn grey sallow moleskin 8 Feb. Glasgow di'to * or Malony 181175 James Brown — ditto Greenofek, Renfrew blacksmith 20 5 51 dark hazel sallow black; tweed 9 Feb: ditto ditto 181176 Henry Wilson — 77th Foot Leeds mechanic 19 5 5 brown sallow black; eord 12 Feb. Leeds ditto 181177 David Smith — 93rd Foot Edinburgh OldMonkland, Lanrk. —, 1— 1—- 1 joiner 24 5 74 brown blue fresh . black; tweed 16 Feb. Edinburgh ditto pockpitted 181178 181179 James Walker T 105th Eoot labourer 24 6 71 fair blue fresh tweed 8 Feb. Belfast ditto • - >•'• - • - March 13. POLICE GAZETTE. 1 DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA. 0* 1104 BO. NAME. BED. NO. COBP0. WHEBB BOBN. TBADB. PR a < 4 SIZE. / HAIB, BYES. FAGB. COAT & TBOUSEBS. DATB OF DEBERTN. FLAOB OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. . J 64665 Michael McGann 1151 South Mayo* Castlebar labourer 21 5 4 i brown hazel fair 3 June Westport * absent from training 64666 Thomas Heveran 1473 ditto ditto shoemaker 21 Li | dk. brn bluo fair 3 June ditto 64667 Matthias Connolly 1476 ditto Clifden, Galway labourer 21 f, k\ brown grey fresh —• 3 June aitto 64668 John Toohey 1480 ditto Balla, Mayo ditto 22 fair blue fresh 3 June ditto pockpittetf 64K69 John Noon 1193 ditto Clifden, Galway ditto 22 > 5 sandy grey fresh 3 Jun ditto 64670 Thos. Monaghan 1530 ditto Ballinrobe, Mayo ditto 30 6 brown blue sallow 3 June ditto 64671 Michael Lyons 1648 ditto ditto shoemaker 24 5 7 brown grey sallow 3 June ditto 64672 Patrick Rooney 1551 ditto ditto labourer 24 5 41 brown blue fair 3 June ditto 64673 Patrick Heveran 1568 ditto ditto ditto 25 5 6 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64674 John Rusk 1578 ditto Westport groom 21 5 71 brown hazel fair 8 June ditto 64676 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 6* brown hazel fair • 3 Jun ditto i 64677 Michael Burke 1660 ditto Ballaghadareen, Mayo shoemaker 24 5 61 brown grey fair 3 Jun ditto 64678 Thomas Durdy 1666 ditto Claremorris butcher 22 5 6 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 Weetport J tailor 20 6 41 brown ' W fair 3 June ditto 64681 John Regan 1766 ditto ditto M painter 20 5 51 brown bile' fair 3 June ditto 64682 John Collins 1759 ditto " ditto ^ shoemaker 20 5 6 brown blue fresh — 3 June ditto 64683 Austin Joyce 1770 ditto ditto labourer 20 5 4 brown grey fair 3 June ditto 64684 James Faraher 1783 ditto Ballinrobe ditto 19 6 41 brown grey fair . 3 June ditto 61685 64686 64687 64688 64689 64690 64691 64692 64693 64694 John Leonard Patrick Ryder Michael Finn Patrick Joyce James Connerly Andr. Woodhouse George Keane Daniel Duggan Patrick Hyland Thomas Cavanagh 1788 1791 1793 1803 1805 1813 1817 1821 1827 1833 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Ballaghadareen Wettport ditto Boffin ditto Westport C istlebar Ballinrobe ditto WeBtport ditto ditto servant labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto brown black brown brown brown black dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown grey hazel blue hazel grey hazel grey hazel blue blue fresh fresh fresh fair fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fair 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 64695 John Fallow 1835 ditto Bally higue ditto 18 5 41 brown black fair . 3 June ditto 64696 Thomas Kitrick 1837 ditto Westport ditto 25 6 6 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64697 Thomas Faherty 1866 ditto Boffin ditto 18 5 6 black hazel fan- i i 3 June ditto 64698 Michael Jennings 1869 ditto Westport ditto 18 6 71 brown hazel fresh • 3 June ditto 64699 Patrick Colleran 1860 ditto Hollymonnt servant 28 5 54 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64700 Henry Mitchell 1863 ditto ditto labourer 22 5 61 black hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64701 Patrick Tury 1866 ditto Ballyhigue ditto 21 5 7 brown grey fresh — 3 June ditto 64702 Michael Rieley 1883 ditto Hollymount ditto 20 5 4 brown hazel fresh — 3 June ditto 64703 Thomas Henelly 1889 ditto Ballirirobe ditto 21 5 6 brown grey fair 3 June ditto 64704 Thomas Kavanagh 1893 ditto ditto ditto 18 5 41 brown blue fair —- 3 June ditto 64706 64706 64707 64708 64709 64710 64711 64712 64713 64714 John Biggins Daniel Connerly Owen Rowland Robert C. Tully Michael Dair Thomas Stanford Thos. Thompson John Connelly Dominick Nolan Patrick Kailty 1912 1916 1922 1931 1934 1943 1941 1946 1951 1966 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Ballinrobe Aglish W estport ditto Clairmorris ditto Westport Kilcommon Weetport Castlebar ditto ditto ditto ditto ditt< ditto servant labourer ditto shoemaker 71 10 8 9* 51 44 7 6 4 74 brown brown brown red brown brown brown brown brown brown grey hazel blue grey blue hazel grey grey grey grey fresh fair fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 8 June ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 64716 Martin Heraghty 1972 ditto Hollymount labourer 26 5 41 brown blue fresh . 3 June ditto - f 64716 Dominick Quinn 1976 ditto Newport ditto 26 5 5* black grey fresh i 3 June ditto 64717 Mich. McGinness 1983 ditto ditto shoemaker 18 6 4 brown grey fresh. —— 3 J^ ne ditto 64718 John Feelly 1988 ditto Balla labourer 22 5 6 black hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64719 Patrick McDonnell 1989 ditto CaBtlebar ditto 19 6 61 brown grey fresh i i ; 3 June ditto X 64720 Patrick Higgins 1994 ditto Westport ditto 23 5 61 brown grey fresh — 3 June ditto 1l 64721 Matthew Malley 2006 ditto Castlebar ditto 23 5 7 brown hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64722 Thos. McGinness 2010 ditto Westport ditto 18 5 61 dk. Ism hazel sallow — 3 June ditto 64723 Thomas Morris 2021 ditto AchiU ditto 21 5 5 brown blue fresh 3 June ditto 64724 Joseph Burke 2027 ditto Ballinrobe ditto 19 5 61 brown blue fresh 3 June ditto 64726 Thomas Lee 2041 ditto Boffin ditto 19 5 64 brown grey fresh 1 3 June ditto , > 7— 64726 John Heonna 2054 ditto ditto ditto 21 5 6 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64727 Patrick Nary 2057 ditto Westport ditto 24 5 81 brown grey fresh 3 June ditto 64728 Richard Joyce 2099 ditto ditto ditto 25 5 6! brown grey fair 3 June ditto 64729 Thomas Kilcoyne 2118 ditto Castlebar ditto 22 5 91 brown grey sallow 3 June ditto 64730 Patrick Gaughen 2122 ditto Westport ditto 19 5 8 brown brown fresh i 3 June ditto scar on cheek 64731 William Lovery 2123 ditto ditto ditto 19 5 5 brown hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64732 Michael Enright 2126 ditto Ballinrobel painter 20 5 51 brown hazel fair 3 June ditto 64733 Patrick Connerly 2127 ditto Achill labourer 24 5 51 brown hazel fresh 3 June ditto M7M Peter Monaghan 2141 ditto Ballinrobe clerk 32 5 8 brown blue fresh 3 June ditto 64785 John Flaherty John Donnellan 2146 ditto Ballyhigue labourer 23 5 41 black . brown 6allow 3 June ditto 64736 2148 ditto Ballinrobe ditto 21 5 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 64733 John Ward 2169 ditto ditto labourer 21 5 9 brown blue fresh 3 June ditto 64739 Owen Cooney 2) 60 ditto Newport ditto 23 6 6 brown blue fair 3 June ditto 61740 John Golden 2161 ditto Castlebar ditto 18 5 5 brown blue fresh 3 Juno ditto 64741 James Timony 2173 ditto Crossmolina ditto 20 5 6 brown hazel fresh 3 June ditto 64742 John Seahill 2180 ditto Bally haunis nailor 22 5 41 brown brown fresh 3 June ditto 64743 Michael Gaven 2207 ditto Castlebar blacksmith 21 5 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 inp; 64746 64746 64747 64748 64749 64750 64761 64752 64753 64764 Joseph Atkins Thomas Bateman Henry Bevan Jonah Beynon John Beynon George Davies William Edmonds John Harris Thomas Jefferys John Jones 497 717 764 469 692 765 536 752 683 766 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Swansea, Glamorgan Narberth, Pombroke Haverfordwest Llanelly, Carmarthen Llangermy, Glamrgn. Haverfordwest Llanelly, Carmarthen Llanidloes, Montgom. Llfingadock, Carmthn Carmarthen plumber labourer painter sawyer labourer shoemaker collier mason labourer pud< fler 5 6 5 8 5 8* 5 10 5 61 5 94 5 8 brown lt. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn brown It. brn brown lt. bm lt. brn hazel grey grey hazel hazel grey hazel grey hazel grey | fair : sallow [ fresh fresh fresh ifresh fair fresh fresh fair 10 Oct. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 10 Oct. 10 Oct. 26 Sept. 10 Oct. 26 Sept. 10 Oct. 26 Sept. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto at sea u ( 54766 Thomas Jones 729 ditto Swansea, Glamorgan hobbler 27 5 81 dk. brn hazel fresh 26 Sept. ditto 64766 Philip Jones 611 ditto Loughor weaver so 5 91 lt. bra hazel tab- 10 Oct. ditto 64767 John Morgan 746 ditto Cardigan saddler 82 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 64759 William Morgan 695 ditto Cowbridge, Glamrgn. boilermaker 23 5 61 brown grey fair 10 Oct. ditto 64760 Jamos Pendle 686 ditto Morriston groom 22 5 8 dk. brn brown swarth 10 Oct. ditto 64761 John Powell 603 ditto Plymouth ditto 22 6 6 light grey fresh ( 10 Oct. ditto 64762 Edward W. Rossor 706 ditto Swansea, Glamorgan labourer 23 6 8 It. bm blue fair 26 Sept. ditto at sea 64763 Evan Rowlands 762 ditto Morriston ditto 22 6 8 lt. brn grey sallow 26 Sept. ditto 64764 John Smith 727 ditto Bristol shoemaker 20 6 11 lt. brn hazel fair 26 Sept. ditto M 1 • 64766 William Thomas 680 ditto Swansea, Glamorgan collier 23 5 8 lt. brn grey fair —— 10 Oct. ditto in gaol 64766 William Thomas 730 ditto ditto labourer 19 5 81 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 71 dk. brn blue fresh 10 Oct. ditto 64769 Leonard Hospital 1115 Armagh*' Donaoloney, Down weaver 28 5 4 dk. brn hazel fresh — 6 June Armagh * absent from training 64770 Robert Hughes 1310 ditto Tullylish ditto 26 5 8 brown grey fresh 6 June ditto supp. in Scotland 64771 Thos. Richardson 1442 ditto Tartaraghan, Armagh ditto 25 5 6 lt. brn blue fresh 6 June ditto gone to America 64772 John Rusk 1566 ditto Seagoe Armagh ditto 26 5 7 brown blue fresh 6 June 6 June ditto ditto ditto 64778 John Conlon 1631 ditto labourer 25 5 51 brown blue fresh ___ transported 61774 John Kelly 1658 ditto Loughgall ditto 31 5 5 brown grey fresh 6 June ditto gone to America 64776 Samuel Lackey i694 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 lt. brn grey fresh 6 June ditto gone to Scotland 64777 Edward Haughey 1810 ditto Maghcralin Soagoe weaver 30 5 5 brown hazel fresh 6 June ditto gone to Queensland 64778 Rich. Livingstone 1817 ditto ditto 35 5 91 brown blue fresh 6 June ditto gone to . America 64779 Edward Atkinson 1827 ditto Armagh labourer 28 5 61 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 84781 William Loney 2102 ditto Kilmore, Armagh Seagoe weaver 26 5 9 brown brown fresh 6 June ditto gone to Scotland 64782 James Best 2213 ditto ditto 22 5 4 lt. brn lt. brn fresh i i 6 June ditto gone to America 64788 Robert Murphy 2298 ditto Tartaraghan ditto 22 5 61 lt. brn hazel fresh — • 6 June ditto supp. in Glasgow 61784 George Baird 2319 ditto Lougilly ditto 22 5 41 black brown fresh 6 June ditto gone to Isle of Man 64786 Thomas Keenan 2322 ditto Drumcree ditto 27 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 fair — 6 June ditto 64787 Thomas Conlon 2335 ditto Clonfeacle, Armagh ditto 22 6 4 fair brown fresh 6 June ditto supp. in Liverpool 1 64788 James Dougherty 2864 ditto Manchester shoemaker 22 5 6 dk. brn brown fresh 6 June ditto gone to Queensland 64789 Patrick Murphy 2445 ditto Nwtwnhmltn, Armgh labourer 21 5 41 dk. brn hazel fresh — 6 June ditto enlisted 64790 Alexander Pringle 2614 ditto Armagh weaver 21 S- 4 lt. brn grey fresh 6 June ditto ditto 64791 Richard Johnston 2520 ditto Longhgall ditto 21 5 5 brown hazel fresh i 6 June ditto gone to America 64792 Thomas Mallon 2633 ditto Tynan labourer 20 5 41 sandy grey fresh I. 6 June ditto supp. enlisted at Liverpool enlisted 64793 Henry McGrann 2539 ditto Shaiikhill, Antrim weaver 20 5 6 brown hazel fresh 6 June ditto 64794 William Carson 2542 ditto ditto ditto 21 6 6 brown hazel fresh 6 June ditto gone to America 8 P O L I C E GAZETTE, March 13. .64796 64797 64798 64799 64800 64801 64802 64803 64804 George Ruddle Joseph Beatty James Lynch William Keenan James Sands Robert McGuire James Templeton Joseph Baldwin 2674 2690 2951 2995 1790 3765 3168 ditto ditto ditto ditto Kerry* lst W. Yk. Rfls ditto lst Middlesex Mullabrack, Armagh Kilmore Knocknamuclley Ardfert, Kerry Manchester Clayton, York London weaver ditto labourer weaver musician ditto ditto musician 25 24 19 19 262 331 231 5 61 5 101 5 6 5 7 5 11 5 4* brown brown fblack It. brn It. brn brown brown dk. brn grey grey grey hazel brown brown blue grey grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair' fresh sallow fresh j^ in ditto black 6 June 6 June 6 June 23 Maj 23 Mav 21 Oct. 24 Nov. 24 Nov. 31 Jan. Armagh ditto ditto ditto ditto Tralee Pontefract ditto Hampstead gone to England gone to Australia gone to America gone to Queensland took part of reg. nee. nose crooked * absent from training * absent from training ADMIRALTY, March 13, 1865. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Mafi Discharged from Hcl^ Majesty's Sea Service. NAME. SHIP DESERTED OB DIS- CHARGED FBOM. James Bishop Thomas Haward . Edw. Ettershanks James Deans Charles Steel James Sliddon Thomas Ballard William Maggs Elijah HUnt George. Roberts Charles Beach Edward Malony John Ide John Morgan Josh Speary James Hewett Thomas Bateman Evan Thomas Henry Fisher John Spargo William Kean Josh. Gilmore P. Wellington William Spear James Haley John Parkins William England es Field Finney Cashman Venton Gladdis Morris H. Douglas George Earle James Rock George Scarsbrook Alexander Fife Thomas Relf. Alexander Vinson George Collins George D. Wells john Ambler Jos. Husselby Josh. Huntingdon Richard Gue George Trueman Phillip Simmonds James Hartnett John Horswill Stephen Joyce Thomas Harris William Hellyer James Lineyman Henry Field John Symonds John Cooper Goorge Prevett James Scott Oswald Cook Edward Coffey Alfred Brown 1 Henry Sheppard Alfred Huffell Richard Hayes Edward Green Charles Putterell George Smith William Shell Josh Furness John Wilson Charles Warnes Patrick Murray John Williams George Glover James Lins Thomas Hunt Liverpool, deserter Liverpool, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto Research, straggler Prince Consort, straggler ditto Cambridge, straggler Asia, straggler ditto Black Prince, deserter ditto Black Prince, straggler ditto ditto Dauntless, deserter ditto ditto Liverpool, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto . ditto ditto ditto Prince Consort, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Impregnable, discharged ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Asia, deserter Excellent, deserter Roynl Sovereign, straggler Hector, straggler Edgar, straggler ditto ditto ditto Achilles, deserter Prince. Consort, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Hector, straggler • ditto ditto • ditto Wellesley, discharged Black Prince, deserter ditto ditto ' ditto , ditto ditto Prince Consort, straggler ditto ditto ditto Gladiator, straggler ditto ditto ditto Black Prince, deserter DATE. BATING. H 01 SIZE. WHERE BOBN. HAIB. BYES. FACM 27 Feb. ordinary 2L 6 24 Worce- ter dark hazel — 8 Mar. ditto 26 6 64 King's Lynn, Norfolk brown blue — 8 Mar. ditto 20 5 3 London red blue — 8 Mar. A. B. 29 5 6 Truro, Cornwall black grey — 8 Mar. ordinary, 2nd class 21 5 5 London brown blue 9 Mar. A. B. 25 6 74 Boldsworthy, Devon light grey — 8 Mar. ditto 27 5 8 Reading brown liazel - u- 9 Mar. ordinary 20 5 5 Bristol brown grev — 10 Mar. ordinary, 2nd class 20 5 44 Exeter light blue — 7 Mar. A. B. 27 5 5 Plymouth light grey — 8 Mar. stoker 26 4 11 Cambridge brown grey — 8 Mar. boy, lst class 19 4 84 Cork brown blue — 24 Feb. gunner, R. M. A. 27 6 8 Cheltenham, Glo'stcr brown grey — 24 Feb. boy, lst class 19 5 2 Chichester, Sussex brown blue ' 8 Mar. A. B. 26 5 5 Llanelly, Carmarthen It. brn grey — 8 Mar. ordinary 20 4 9 London It. brn grey — 8 Mar. ditto 20 5 0 Landport, Hants brown brown — 11 Feb. stoker, 2nd class 251 5 6 Stockport, Cheshire brown grey fair 11 Feb. ordinary 221 5 5 Ipswich, Suffolk light blue fair 19 Feb. stoker 332 5 105 Sheffield brown hazel fair 7 Mar. ordinary, 2nd clas3 22 5 6 Liverpool dk. brn hazel — 7 Mar. bandsman 25 5 7 Manchester dk. brn brown — 7 Mar. A. B. 23 5 4 Devonport brown light — 7 Mar. ordinary 19 5 5 Polkerris, Cornwall brown blue — 7 Mar. A. B. 27 5 8 Stonehouse, Devon dk. oKl grey — 7 Mar. ditto 23 5 Truro, Cornwall brown blue — 7 Mar. bandsman 26 5 8 Luton, Bedfordshire dk. brn brown 7 Mar. leading seaman 25 5 5 Littleham, Devon light blue — 7 Mar. gunner, R. M. A. 23 5 102 Lymington, Somerset brown hazel — 7 Mar. A. B. 27 6 5 Devonport brown grey — 7 Mar. ditto 31 5 81 Cork brown blue — 7 Mar. stoker, 2nd class 30 5 84 Devonport dk. brn grey — 7 Mar. A. B. 28 5 9 Isle of Wight dk. bm blue — 7 Mar. ditto 34 6 9 Demerara — — 6 Mar. boy, 2nd class 15 4 10 Plymouth red blue fair 5 Mar. ditto 161 6 01 Halton, Hants brown grey fair 5 Mar. ditto 16J 6 3 Winchester It. brn grey fair \ 5 Mar. ditto 17 « 0 London brown dark dark 5 Mar. ditto 151 « 11 ditto dk. brn hazel fair 5 Mar. ditto 154 5 0 ditto It. brn blue fair 5 Mar. ditto 151 4 81 ditto brown brown dark 7 Mar. AB. 34 5 5 Landport, Hants brown grey — 7 Mar. ditto 30 5 6 Windsor brown grey fair 7 Mar. gunner, R. M. A. 34 5 84 York brown grey — 7 Mar. private, it. Marines 27 5 74 Padshul), Stafford It, bm hazel — 7 Mar. A. B. 38 5 104 Portsmouth brown grey — 8 Mar. quartermaster 10 5 7 ttomsey, Hant brown grey — 8 Mar. ordinary 19 5 6 Bristol dark dark — 8 Mar. A. B. 30 5 8 Chatham dark dark — 21 Feb. ordinary 23 5 6 Limerick brown blue — 4 Mar. gunner 25 5 9! Tiverton, Devon dk. brn blue — 3 Mar. A. B. 27 5 4 Chatham dark hazel - r- 4 Mar. ordinary 25 5 6 Brenton, Devon brown blue — 4 Mar. tinsmith 21 5 81 Plj mouth brown hazel 4 Mar. A. B. 28 5 6 Stonehouse, Devon brown hazel 5 Mar. ditto 20 5 74 St. Helena black dark 6 Mar. ditto 28 5 4 Truro, Cornwall brown dark 6 Mar. gunner, R. M. A. 36 6 0 Aber leen brown blue 2 Mar. ordinarv 24 5 7 Winchester light grov 2 Mar. ditto" 24 5 3 Edinburgh brown blue 2 Mar. tinsmith - 5 61 Warrington, Lane. brown blue 3 Mar. A. B. 32 5 82 Cork brown blue t bov, 2nd class 14 4 8J 4 ditto It. bm hazel fair 19 Feb. A. B. 26 5 ditto light grey — 19 Feb. ditto 20 5 8 Bermoudsey, London dark grey — 19 Feb. orriinarv 26 5 7 Yell, Cork" It. bm grey — 19 Feb. ditto" 23 5 1 Jersey It. bm hazel — 19 Feb. ditto 21 5 5 Kenilwortb, Warwick light hazel — 19 Fob. boy, lst class 19 5 2 London brown hazel — 3 Mar. gunner, R. M. A. 36 5 9 Alverstoke, Hants dark grey — 2 Mar. gunner 21 5 10 Golcar, York light blue — 3 Mar. A. B. 31 5 6 Leeds dark hazel 3 Mar. boy, lst class 18 5 4 Ipswich, Suffolk light hazel — 1 Mar. stoker 31 5 6 Eg^ lesham sandy blue — 2 Mar. quartermaster 42 5 9 Liverpool brown blue 26 Feb. private, R. Marines 23 5 6 Down It. brn grey 2 Mar. ditto 24 5 8 Bridoston brown grey 6 Fob. A. B. 20 6 0 Ruslip, Midd'csex brown j brown ... | MARKS and REMARKS. , tJ reward £ 1 reward ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto served in Emerald served in Desperate served in Blenheim, served in Royal Adelaide and Mars served in Wellmqton and Blenheim served in Implacable, Conqueror, and Impregnable served in Trafalgar, Jean d'Acre, and Enterprise served in Impregnable and Royal Adelaide fhg and fish on right arm ; served in Duke of Wellington £ 3 reward served in SanspareU ditto ring on left middle finger; served in Victory served in Urgent served in Centurion served in St. Vincent £ 3 reward served in CornwaUis served in Cressy, Minataur, Cumberland, and Queen served in Edinburgh, Exmouth, Orion, and Cressy served in Canopus served in Liffey and Doris served in Canopus served in Impregnable served in Royal Adelaide and Impregnable served in Russell, Impregnable, aud Royal Adelaide ditto ditto £ 1 reward ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto served in Royal William, Royal Albert, and Isis served in St. George served in Indus anchor on left arm ; served in Duke of Wellington served in Duke of Wellington a man of colour; served in Royal Oak scar on right knee scar on chin mark behind right ear crueiGx on right, arm ; served in Centaur ' Riehd. Gne' on left arm; served in Duke of Wellington served iu Victory lost right little finger; served in Aetceon £ 3 re » ard served in Pearl and Cumberland served in London served in Canopus bracelet on each wrist; served in Canopus | served in Indus I served in L> ffey j ink marks on lef'f vrist, ship on right hand anchor on left hand I £ 3 reward three toes frost bitten; served in Trafalgar ditto served in Diadem and Queen Charlotte ditto pockpitted ; served in Conqueror ditto served in Ccesar ditto ditto rum cask and two flags on right arm, ship on left served in Diadem ! pockpitted ; served in Duke of Wellington j served in Implacable i £ 3 reward seived in St. Vinccnt No reward will he 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. Division. WHERE BORN. TRADE. Andrew McDonald Samuel Nevins Christopher Dixon James Harrison William More John Grady Joseph Aldrich Georgo Martin Ephraim Anderton Thomas Jones Portsmouth Woolwich ditto ditto R. Marine Art. Chatham Plymouth Woolwich ditto Liverpool Ballynahinoh, Down Bristol [ Manchester j ditto Mayo Buntingford, Herts Torquay, Devon Blackburn, Lancaster | Wolverhampton SIZE. HAIB. labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto puddler labourer elork clock maker smith 21 20 201 27 211 20! 23 J 24J dk. brn brown It. brn dk. brn It. brn brown It. brn light brown brown EXES. grey brown grey brown grey grey blue grey hazel hazel FACE. OOAT & TROTJSEBS. DATE OF DE8EBTN. PLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS and REMARKS. ruddy fresh brown; tweed 3 Mar. 11 Mar. 4 Mar. 23 Feb. 26 Feb. 2 Mnr. 25 Feb. 9 Feb, 17 Feb. 17 Feb, Liverpool Portsmouth Woolwich ditto ditto Portsmouth Chatham Plymouth Woolwich ditto recruit, attested off furlough ditto scar cn left shoulder blade discharged; scar of bum on right leg off furlough to Dublin; tattooed on arms fair swarth fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fair uniform undress uniform ditto LONDON ; PRINTED FOB HEK MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE, B* HARJUSQH AND SONS, ST, MARTIN'S LANE, W. CV