POLICE GAZE by> autyont^ CONTAINING ' The substance of all Information. s received in cases of Felony, uar of Misdemeanors of an aggravated^ nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped front Custody, with !!•<• time, the place, and the circumstanc^ if 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 othet i ks of identity. T> h Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description, as accurate : possible, of Proper£ that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 4087 WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1865. i K Notice.— It is requested that all communications for the pur- pole of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or Stolen property, may bear the Signature of the person — quiring or tending the same, and all appKcations in reference to the POLICE GAZETTE may be made aud addressed to ' MR. W. D. BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. V Whenever it is desired that any person should oe appre hended, and the Name is given, it is indispensably necessary that an Information should be made and sworn to before a Magistrate, of the Offence charged, and an attested copy thereof, together with tfie Advertisement, forwarded to the Editor for insertion. As no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all Letters addressed to the Editor muat be | » repul « I, otherwise tHe insertion will not be made. It is requested that tho Names aud 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 " Tho tjndor 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 morning of the 24th instant the body of a full- grown male child was found, wrapped in a piece of old black merino, the outside wrapper was a piece of enutf4> rown coburg, apparently a breadth taken . from a female's dress, and had been torn aud mended. The bundle was placed in an old tomb in the parish churchyard of Leominster. A coroner's inquest was held on the body, and a verdict of ' Wilful Murder against some person or persons unknown ' returned. The merino and coburg may be seen at the Borough Police Station. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent S. Alexander, Leominster, Herefordshire.— Bow- street, April 28 ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON Stolen from the person of a gentlemnn at Sunderland, on the 29th ultimo, a silver lever Watch, No. 10263. Informa- tion to be ijiven to Chief Constable Joseph Stainsly, Sunder- land. - Bou- itreet, May 3. Stolen at Neweastle- ou- Tyne, siuce the 31st March last: A patent lever silver Watch, Np. 9017, maker Wakefield aud Sou, Gateshead. A silver lever Watch, No. 1064. A pn-"" t lever silver Watch, engine- turned cases, No. 8014. A patent lever silver Watch, No. 53450. A patent lever silver Watch, gold figurts, No. 4882, or 4883, and blue steel pointers. A patent lever gold Watch, white dial and seconds hands, No. 169, maker McKenny, London. t A silver If- vwr Watch, No. 6495, maker M. Young and , Sons, Newcastle. Information to be given to Chief Constable John Sabbage, Newcastle- on- Tyne.— Bow- street, May 3. Stolen on the 25th instant, from the person at Stockport, a silver Geneva Watch, No. 11738, with fa steel fob Chain attached. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent J, Moores, Stockport.— Bow- street, April 28. About 12 midnight on the 26th instant, Joseph Quinn, of Leeds, picture framer, was attacked by two men on the turn- pike road ia the township of Glass Houghton, near Pontefract, and robbed of a Portemonnaie, containing about £ 4 in Gold and Silver, two small Pocket Books, aud a piece of Lead Pencil. One of the men is about 22 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, has a scar from a cut ori chin ; dressed in a brown cloth coat and vest, corduroy trouserf. The other about the asme age, 6 feet 2 or 3 inches high, a little whisker on end of chin ; dressed in brown cloth coat aud cap, white slop, corduroy trou » ers. Information to he given Jto Superintendent Hall, West Riding Constabulary, Pontefract Yorkshire.- Bow- street, April 28. Stolen on the 22ud instant, Irom the person of a gentle- man at Darlington, a j- plate lever told Watch, jewelled in 4 holes, seconds pointer, aud white dial, maker McKenny, London, No. 169, a gold mourning Ring, set with blue stones, a monogram ' J. F.' and ' In Memory of James Jonathan and Dorothy Feetum' engraved on inside; ulso a gold puzzle King consisting of four distinct rings. Information to be given to Superintendent Rogers, Darlington, Durham. — Bow- street, April 26. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. Further information respecting the burglary at the shop of Messrs. Fox, drapers, Devizes, advertised in tl> e Police Gazette of the 17th ultimo : several valuable Paisley Shawls liave also been missed. A reward of £ 10 will be given on con- viction of the offender or offenders, and a further reward of £ 50 upon testoiation of the property, or in proportion thereto. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Devizes, Wilts.— Bow- street, May 3. During the night of the 1st instant, a house at Astley was broken and entered, and the following silver articles were stolen : a quart Tankard ( plain), a Coffeepot and Stand, a Tea- pot and Stand ( both engraved), two Salvers, a Muffineer, a set of Castors, three silver Tops, a small set of Castors, a Funnel, a Soup Ladle, four Sauce Ladies, a Gravy Spoon, a Fish Slice, a Marrow Spoon, a Butter Knife, twelve Forks with four prongs, twelve Table Spoons, eight Dessert Spoons, eleven Tea Spoons, three Salt Spoons, a pair of Asparagus Tongs, and a Toast Rack ; all the above articles, except the quart tankard, have the crest— a mailed arm and dagger, springing from an armorial coronet, engraved on them. Information to be given t'j Superintendent Stanton, Stourport, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, May 3. Stolen from a shop window at bolton, during the night of the 27th ultimo, by means of breaking a pane of glass : 1 peach, brown and yellow woollen ulaid Shawl. 4 pairs of women's new elastic side Boots. 2 women's odd elastic- side Boots, one far worn, the other nearly new. 1 man's white linen Shirt, patched with cotton on one shoulder. Also stolen from another shop w indow during the night of the 21st ultimo : 1 black and white woollen plaid Neckerchief. 1 scarlet plaid ditto. 3 boy's plaid Neck- scarfs. 21 yards of light brown mottled Wintey. 48 yards of dark brown Winsey. 20 yards of flowered Musl'n. 3 ounces of sewing Silk, various colours. Information to be given to Chief Constable James Harris Bolton, Lancashire.— Bow- street, May 1. pearls, two Shillings, eight Sixpences, and a quantity of copper Money. Information to ' « given to Head Constable John Walter Hewett, Tynemouth — Bow- street, May 1. During the night of the 22nd instant, the dwelling- houses of Wm. Robinson, of Blatherwick, and Ambrose Gutteridge, of Deene, were broken and entered, and the following property stolen : three pairs of lace- up Shoes, one pair with brass eyelet- holes, one of the other pairs had been recently soled, and two patches on the inside near the toes ; a pair of blue worsted Stockings; an old black cloth double- breasted Waistcoat; three coarse Towels ; two old unbleached calico Shirts ; three cotton Aprons; two calico Chemises; some black- handled Knives and Forks ; and a quantity of Bacon, Eggs, Bread, & c. Supposed by two youiig men, tramps, who were seen in the neighbourhood during the previous day, and who left a pair ol old boots behind them : one about 5 feet 3 inches high, sandy moustache, short sandy hair on chili; dressed in a short dark jacket: the other about 5 feet 6 inches high, dark hair, inclined to curl, dark eomplexion and whiskers]; dressed in Scotch cap, old brown cloth coat aud trousers. They are accompanied by two young women, supposed to be hawking clothes- pegs and tinware. Information to be given to Superintendent Noble, Oundle, Northamptonshire.— Bow- streut, April 28. During the night of ti e 19; ii ultimo, a grocery and pro- vision shop, at Ha: e, Cheshire, was broken into, aud a quantity of Provisions and Grocery, 6 old- fashioned silver TeaSpoons, marked ' T. M. C.,' a pair of silver Sugar Tongs, marked ' ' I' M. C.,' and 3 German silver Tea Spoons, were stolen. At 3' 30 a. m. on the 20 h ultimo three men who violently assaulted Police Constable Eastwood, of the Cheshire Constabulary, were met on the railway bridge at Timperley, with the stolen pro- perty in their possession. One was a tall mail, dressed in dark clothes and billycock hat ; the other two were about 5 feet 7 inches higtf, iMid woie cups. A reward of £ 10 will bo paid to any person giving such information to Superintendent Andrews, Lymn, or to Sergeant Aston, Altrincham, Cheshire, as will lead to their apprehtn- ion and conviction.— Bow- street, May 1. During the night of tiie 26th ultimo, the London and North Western Railway Station, nt Chapei- en le- Frith, was broken and entered, and a Half- Sovereign, 7s. worth of Postage Stamps, two old verge Watches, otie without dial, and steel Chain attached, was stolen therefrom. Information to be given to Superintendent Hudson, Chapel- en- le- Frith, Derby- shire.— Bow- street, May 1. During the night of the 28th ultimo, the ' Royal Hotel,' Monks Coppenhall, was broken and entered, and a large Fish Carver and Fork, 2 Gravy Spoons, 5 Table Spoons, li Desert Spoons, 12 Tea Spoons, 6 Mustard Spoons, 4 Salt Spoons, 11 Table Forks, 12 small Table Forks, 2 pair of Nut Crackers, all electro silver plated, thread and shell pattern ; a Carpet Bag, striped pattern, and about 1 lb. of Cigars were stolen therefrom. Five guineas reward will bs paid by the Monks Coppenhall Association for the Prosecution of Felons, on con- viction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superintendent Laxton, Nantwich, or to Acting Inspector Wood. Police Station, Crewe.— Bowstrect, May 1. On the afternoon of the 25th ultimo, the dwelling- house of Mr. John Room, of East Cottingwith, farmer, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom : a brown cloth Coat, with two pockets outside, and one inside left breast, four Hat horn buttons in front, and lined with black calico ; a black clolli Ve.- t, lined with slate- coloured calico ; a pair of brown cloth Trousers; a black silk Handkerchief with white spots; a pair of drab worsted Stockings; and two odd Blucher Boots, tile right boot has four lace- holes, and the left only three. Supposed by a mail of the following description, who is going about the country singing in public- houses penny hymns and songs : from 20 to 23 years of age, about 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, tallow complexion, light brown hair, very small whiskers, and has H wound on the right ankle ; dressed, when la^ t seen, in a long skirted pepper- and- salt- coloured coat, black vest, old dark trousers, ragged at the bottoms, dark cloth cap with peak, and is supposed to bt weating the stolen blucher boots. In'ormatiou to lie given to Superintendent Thomas Long, East Riding Constabulary, Market Weighton.— Bow- street, May 1. During the night of the 25th instant, the Blyth and Tyne Railway Station, at Tynemouth, was broken and entered, and a grey cloth Coat with pockets outside, and Vest, were stolen therefrom. Also stolen on the ivi^ ht of the 26th ultimo, from the bar of the ' Bath Hotel Tynemouth, by means of housebreaking, J lb. Tobacco in half ounces, a cold Finger Ring set with HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Description of JOHN TAYLOR, of Burringham, Lin- colnshire, charged on warrant with haviug stolen a Ham ( since recovered), at Thome, Yorkshire, on the 29th ultimo ; a navvy, about 38 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fresh com- plexion, brown hair and whiskers meeting under chin, stoutly built; dressed in white slop, fustian trousers, strong lace- up boots, and black cap. Information to be given to Superinten- dent D. Astwood, West Riding Constabulary, Doncaster, or to Police Constable ( No. 181) Snowden, West Riding Consta- bulary, Thome, Yorkshire.— Bow street, May 3. Supposed to have been stolen from the Newns, near Ellesmere; Salop. >, on the 8th ultimo, a black tod white shepherd Bitch : about i years old, long smooth harlr, and white stripe down the face, answers to the name of ' Topsey 10s. reward will he given on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, if stoleu. Information to be given to Sergeant Thomas, Police Station, Ellesmere, Salop. - Bow- street, May 3. Further information respecting the man advertised in the Police Gazette of the 28th ultimo, suspected of stealing a Mare and Colt at Shepscombe. He is believed to lie the tame man as advertised in the Police Gazette of the 17th of March last, for horse stealing at Fallow, in company of a woman and two boys now in custody ; he is also suspected of stealing from Cranham, on the night of the 13th ultimo, a set of brass- mounted light cart Harness, about half worn out, the collar is of brown leather, nearly new, both traces have been repaired, and also the driving rein near the bit; this man is supposed to be travelling with gipsies. Information to be given to Super- intendent W. Hanbridge, Stroud, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, May 1. The black nag Horse, Saddle, and Bridle stolen from a stable at Long Bennington, as advertised in the Police Gazette of the 26th ultimo, have been recovered, and a mail of the following description is charged with stealing the same: he is about 35 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, dark straight hair, sallow complexion, and very little ( if any) whiskers ; dressed in a dark cloth frock coat, pockets on each side with Haps, dark cloth vest, drab trousers, and an old- fashioned black billycock hat with a broad ribbon band ; he left the horse at the ' Three Tuns' public- house, Rotherham, at 10a. m. on the 24th ultimo. Information to be given to Superintendent Sharpe, County Police Office, Grantham, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, May 1. Supposed to have been stolen from a field at Coleblow, in the parish of South Narherth, on the night of the 13th ultimo, a bay Filly, 2 years old, 14J hands high, has a mark from a cut on the inside of the near hind leg, above the hock which cannot be seen unless closely examined, and in good condition. Information to be given to Captain A. O. B. Stokes, Chief Con- stable for Pembrokeshire, Haverfordwest, or to Superintendent Kelly, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire.— Bow- street, May 1 Stolen during the night of the 27th of August last, a horse Pony, now 4 years old, about 13 hands high, the head, neck, legs, and tail of a very dark sorrel colour, aud, if the old coat is now on, it will be very white over the rump and body, the letter ' B.' printed on the off or light shoulder, is well bred, carries his head very well, is very handsome in harness, and trots well. It is now supposed to be in London. A reward of £ 5! will, be paid for its recocovery, aud conviction of the offender or offenders, by applying to George F. Bowles, ' Royal Oak," New Forest, or by giving information at the Police Station, Lyndhurst, Hants— Bow- street, May 1. Supposed to have been stolen from a field, at Queen's Cross, Dudley, on the night of the 23rd ultimo, a roan coloured Vlare, about 13 hands high, rising 6 years old, tail cut, slight scar on for. head, and in good condition. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Henry Burton, Dudley, Wor- cestershire.— Bow- street, May 1. Stolen during the night of the 26th ultimo, from Felsted, Essex, a bay light cart Gelding, 8 years old, 14£ hands high, black legs, long tail, broken knee", overshot in fetlock joint of hind leg, and in good condition. Two men ure suspected : one about 20 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, black curly hair, A JO V E / y 2 POLICE; gazette. May 3 copper colour skin ; dressed iu a. long rough grey coat ftearly touching the ground, and of gipsy like appearance ; the other about 3n years of age, 6 feet 6 irtches high ; dressed in a puce- coloured coat, old light coloured cord trousers. They had with them a home- made rough looking cart, the body of which wi, s 6 feet long by 6 feet wide, the body and one wheel painted green, tbe other wheel red. Information to he . given to the Superintendent of Police, Gt. Dunmow, Essex.— Bow- street, May 1. Supposed to have beeu stolen on the night of tbe 22nd instant, from a field in the parish of Condover, Salop, the pro- perty of Mrs. Heyward, a fat Lamb, 2 months old. 7 guineas reward wilt trt paid to any person who will give such informa- tion as shall lead to tbe apprehension and conviction of the offender 6r offenders. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Ivins, County Police Office, Shrewsbury, Ot to Sergeant Scale, Dorrington, Salop — Bow- street, April 28. LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT?. Absconded from Tunbridge, Kent, charged with stealing a Jacket, a round Frock, and a pair of Boot Legs, which have been r. covered : JOHN WOODHAMS, about 20 years of age, a feet (! inctus high, fair complexion, light brown hair, no whiskers, sharp features, and rather prominent teeth ; dressed when last seen, in a white slop, old moleskin trousers, and old I> atched half boots. He will probably get work as a brick- ayers' labourer. Information to be given to Superintendent Dance, Police Court, Tunbridge, Kent, who holds a warrant for fiis apprehension. — Bow- stred, May 3. Stolen on the 28th ultimo, from No. 49, Tachbrook- street, Pimlico: a gold Geneva Watch, gold dial, maker Loogi, Geneva, No. 8609. By a female, about 26 years of age, 6 feet 2 inches high, fair complexion, and light brown hair ; dressed in a brown dress, green bonnet covered with green velvet, black mantle, and steel brooch.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, May 3. Stolen between 10 p. m. 27th, and 6 a. m. 28th ultimo' from No. 40, Bury- street, St. James's : A pair of double Field- Glasses, ' Carey, Strand,' in gold letters, in a black leather case. A brown bilk Umbrella, in oil kin cover. A plain gold Stud. A copper card Plate, engraved ' Col. Bennett, 20th Regt.' A pair of black cloth Trousers. Several pairs of Socks. A pair ot small Scissors. About 30s. in Silver. Some old Bills of Exchange on the ' Oriental Bank Cor- poration,' Threadneedle- street. By a man, 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark hair and complexion ; dressed in a black co< t and vest, light tweed trousers, aud black hat.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, May 3. Absconded, stealing two Coats, James Perkins, 24 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches high, swathy complexion, dark moustache, slim built ; dressed in a black mourning coat, and hat. A warrant is granted for his apprehension.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, May 3. Absconded on the 17th ultimo THOMAS MIDDLETON, charged with stealing a glazier's Diamond ( which has been, recovered), at Tunbridge, about the^ 13th December last: 24 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, fair complexion, thin face, light hair, little beard under chin, no whiskers ; dressed iu black cloth coat, dark billycock hat, and balmoral boots. He is a painter and glazier, and supposed to be working in London. Information to be given to Superintendent R. Dance, 1 Tunbridge, Kent, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bou>- street, May 1. Description of THOMAS EAGLES, alias TAWNEY, who absconded from Lamberhurst, Kent, on the 20th March last, charged with stealing a Handcart ( since recovered) : about 40 year^ of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, swarthy complexion, dark brown hair, little or no whiskers; dressed in old round frock or old velveteen shooting jacket and cap. He sometimes collects rags and bones. Information to be given to Super- intendent R. Dance, Police Court, Tunbridge, Kent, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, May 1. Absconded from Sutton Veney, on the 25th ultimo, a man, recently discharged from Fisherton Gaol, about 30 years of age, 6 feet 7 or 8 inches high, light brown hair, no beard or whiskers ; dressed in a red aud light brown mixture coat, pepper- and bait coloured trousers, dark cloth cap, lace- up boots with toe- caps, each boot broken at the bottom of tbe laceholes. He is charged with stealing 1 stiver Tea Spoon, marked ' W. S. B.,' and 2 metal Spoons; he was carrying a long bag like a large pillow- case, which he stole at Salisbury. H. stops at common lodging- house, and goes about collecting rags. Information to be given to Superintendent Abbott, War minster.— Bow- street, May 1. Description of a man who absconded from his lodgings at High- street, Poole, between 3 and 4 a in. on the 29th ultimo, who is charged with stealing 20s. in silver Money, a Purse, a roller Towel, a small ditto, a pair of electro- plated Sugar Tongs, a pair of grey worsted Stockings, a white- handled Knife, and the Pattern and Materials lor making a little girl's jacket: about 55 or 60 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 6 inches high, dark complexion, hair, and small whiskers, pock pitted, has rather a downcast look, and slightly built ; dressed like a sailor, with low Bhoes with hobnails in soles. He states that he has been at sea for many years, but that he is now a fir pole dealer, and his lately sold a large quantity to a gentleman residing at Bournemouth, and that his place of residence is Pokesdown. He has been going from town to town, obtaining several sums of money by representing himself to be a ship carpenter who bad lost his tools, and was anxious to get new oues, as he had work to go to, and sometimes that lie had his tools in pledge, and wanted a few shillings to as- ist him to redeem them. In- formation to be given to the Chief Superintendent of Police, Police Office, Poole, Dorsetshire.— Bow- street, May 1. Stolen on the 19th ultimo, from the dwelling- house of Charles Bilsby, at Rye, an old- fashioned silver Watch with plain figures on the face, a German silver Guard, with a four- pennv piece attached, a Crown- piece, and a crooked Sixpence. By his son, who is frequently in company of broom dashers, in the neighbourhood of Biddenden, and adjoining parishes in Kent. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Offici, Lewes, to Superintendent Jeffery Guestling, or to Sergeant Johnson, Beck ley, Sussex.— Bow- street, May 1. Stolen about 3 p. m. on the 27th ultimo, from the parlour of the ' Bay Horse ' inn, Otley, a silver lever Watch, English make, engine- turned case, silver flowered dial, gold figures and hands, seconds hands, e. blue coloured mark trom a scratch on dial near the figure 9, "' Warrington,' on works, and had a small black Silk riband attached. By a man who had the appearance of a commercial traveller, and carried a brown paper parcel containing 2 or 3 boxes of Cigars which he was endeavouring to' seH. About 25 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches highvtpare mak^ pale complexion, full eyes, dark hair, dark mountflhe. and hair oii chin ; dressed in a dirk grey mixture clom Jacket with pockets on hips, and black liat. Information to be given to Superintendent Smith, West Riding Constabulary, Otley, Yorkshire — Boii- street, May 1. , Description of CHARLES BRIGHURST, a native of Gravesend, who is charged with stealing, on the 22nd instant, at Lanceby, Lincolnshire, a man's grey Overcoat : 18 years ot age, 5 feet 3 or 4 incites high, blue eyes, light brown haif cut sjioi- t, large head, thin face, pockpitted, and s: > ut made; ' feted ih £ blue serge shirt, grey'mixture Guernsey, fustian trousers, old Wellington boots, and cloth cap with peak. He has sailed in and out of Grimsby in a fishing smack, for the last few months, and waS seen with the stolen coat in Grimsby on the 23rd instant. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Walter Woolven, County Police Station, Gt. Grimsby, Lincolnshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, April 28. Abstonded oiS tirt 10th instant, / rote Tunbridge Wells, charged with stealing and taking with him a Camera, and a Portrait Lens, quarter plate, double combination, without stops, maker Shepherd, London: CHARLES MATTHEWS, ai tailor, but sometimes works as a photographer, he is 30 years of age, 5 feet high, light brown hair, sandy whiskers and moustache and pale complexion ; dressed in a dark coat, light striped trousers, lace- up boots, and black hat, is of respectable appearance, aud good address; when he left Tunbridge Wells he was accompanied by his wife and four children, and is likely to seek employment' as above. He has occasionally given lectures and been instrumental in getting up Co- operative Societies. Information to be given to Superintendent Embery, Tunbridge Wells, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— — Bow- street, April 28. Stolen from Littlehampton, on the morning of the 24th instant, a pair of men's half Boots, nearly new, brass eyelet boles, patent leather, stitched fronts, and a blue striped Shirt. By a man who lodged at the house on the previous night, a ropemaker, about 38 years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, light brown hair, red whiskers ; dressed in a dark cloth frock coat, black cloth trousers, dark waistcoat, and bowler hat. Information to be given to Superintendent G. Holloway, Leo- minster, near Arundel, or to Sergeant J. Parker, Littlehampton. — Bow- street, April 28. Stolen from Hexham, on the 13th instant, the property of Mr. John Rewcastle, a white smooth- haired bull terrier Bitch, about 15 inches high, cropped ears, and has a small black spot on one of them ( supposed the right), and answers to the name of ' Bess.' By JAMES KIRK, alias SCOTTY, a labourer, lately employed at the new waterworks constructing at Hexham, about 28 or 30 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, stout made, fresh complexion, round face, brown hair, and whiskers meeting under the chiu ; dressed at night and on Sundays in a dark grey mixture check tweed cloth suit, and dark cap ; he had with him when he left Hexham ( besides the bitch), a yellow aud white bull terrier dog, small size, and cropped ears. He is a native of Dumfries- shire, and is supposed to be near Lockerbie, or he may seek employment on public works ; he was last seen on the night of the 13th instant, at Haydonbridge, going west, with the bitch in his possession. Information to be given to Superintendent Stephenson, Con- stabulary Office, Hexham, who holds a warrant for his appre- hension.— Bow- street, April 28. FELONIES ( Not otherwise described). During the night of the 26th instant St. James's Church, Morpeth, was broken and entered, and the Chalice of a small pocket communion plate ( silver), with monogram engraved at foot and gilt inside ; two gilt- brass Tops of bottle stoppers ; four brass Brackets ( three branches each) with brass vases for holding flowers ; and two large brass flower Vases were stolen therefrom. The Churchwardens offer a reward of £ 5 for such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of of the offender or offenders, and restoration of the property. Information to be given to Superintendent Cocks, Morpeth, Northumberland.— Bow- street, May 3. A man of the following description attempted to commit a rape, at Harewood, near Ross, on the 26th ultimo : he is 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, fair complexion, little or no whiskery, and full face ; dressed in an old flannel jacket, fustian waistcoat and trousers, and old boots. Information to be given to Super- intendent Blossett, Harewood End, near Ross.— Bow- street, May 1. Description of THOMAS WHINES, alias PETERBORO' TOM, who absconded from Tunbridge, on the 20th ultimo, charged with rape : about 46 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, stoutly built, sandy couipl- xiop, small brown whiskers ; diessed in old brown velveteen j icket, old cord trousers nearly same colour, and black cap; had a small black rough haired dog with him. He carries a few plates and dishes which he exchanges for rags and bones. Information to be given to Superintendent Dance, Police Court, Tunbridge, Kent, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, May 1. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATE!) MISDEMEANOURS. A warrant has been issued lor tbe apprehension of FREDERICK FRANKS, for having obtained £ 5 by giving a cheque on the Lambeth Branch of the London and West- minster Bank, he having no account with that bank : he has bien a corn merchant, is about 30 ytars of age, nearly 6 feet 6 inches high, fair complexion, stout make, brown hair, rather frssh colour, large thin whiskers, and dressed in dark clothes ; is well known at Red Hill, South Norwood, Tunbridge Wells, aod other places where corn markets are held. His relatives live near the ' Elephant and Castle,' Borough, S E. Informa- lilon to be given to the Chief Constable, Town Halt, Brighton. Bow- street, May 3. Description of FREDERICK BAXTER, a travelling Matchmaker, who is charged with obtaining a silver Watch by false pretences, from Mr. William Allen, clock and watch- maker, Longton, on the 16th ultimo: about 25 years of age, 5' feet 6 or 7 inches high, light complexion and hair, tuft of light hair under chin, no whiskers, of respectable appearance, and good address ; dressed when be absconded, in a straw hat covered with oilcloth, blue check coat, dark brown ribbed cloth trousers and vest, horn buttons on vest with a brasS anchor iu centre of each button, lace- up boots, with brass lace holes. £ 2 2s. reward will be paid by Mr. Allen, for his apprehension. Information to be given to Superintendent Garnham, Con- stabulary Office, I/ fnigtAri, Staffordshire', who hofds a warrant for his a$ reh< ms% iii.— Sow- street May 1; Description of a man who gave the name of FRANK LEWIS, supposed to be fictitious, who is charged with obtain- ing a silver Geneva Watch by false pretences at Burton- on- Trent, on the 27th ultimo : he is about 23 years of age, 6 feet 7 inched h'fgW, n& M hair, fair complexion, no whiskers, and has a small tufc of hair on chin ; dressed in a light blue jacket, dark vest and trouBers, is of respectable appearance, and of good address; is a watchmaker, and left Burton- on- Trent by the 7' 55 train on the 27th, supposed for Birmingham. Informa-- tion to be given to Superintendent Keith, Burton- ou- Trent, Staffordshire, who holds a; Warrant/ oi Ms street, May 1. MISCELLANIES INFORMATIONS. Description of licence holders who liave failed to report themselves at Metropolitan Police Stations, as required by the Penal Servitude Act, 1864 : HENRY HOWARD, No. 590, 22 years of age, 5 feet 5^ inches high, fair complexion, light brown hair, hazel eyes, scar on back ; was sentenced to three years' penal servitude for larceny in a dwelling- house, at Middlesex Sessions ; his sen- tence will expire on 20th July, 1865. GEORGE SCOTT,< No. 604,' 27 yeafrs Of « r$ « y 5 feSt 8irf6hes higp, dark complexion, dark brown hair, daTk hazel tyta; WCr moles on back of right shoulder ; was sentenced to three yttntf penal servitude for larceny, at Middlesex Sessions; his seir- ' ftjtfcra IBl Expire 24th! August, 1865. ALFRED RYAN, No. 3860, is 27 years of age, 6 feet I 9£ inches high, dirk complextion, dark brovVn hair, brown eyep, pockpitted, and mole on belly ; he was sentenced to' three years' penal servitude for larcency, at Clerkenwell Sessions, and his sentence will expire on the 14th September next. CHARLES YEW, No. 2141, is 34 years of age,- S feet 7 itfehes hfgll, dark complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, crucifix an'd seven stars On right arm, heart and daggers on right wrist, and figure of a woman and bracelet on left arm, and is iup- » tured } he was sentenced to four years' penal servitude for larceny, and his sentence will expire on the 14th July ifeit. These licence holders cannot be found at the addresses giveft by them, and they are to be apprehended by any Constable if s^ n, at any time prior to the date of expiration of sentence, an'd the fttc-. l'ted immediately to the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, Whitehall- place, London, S. W.— Metropolitan Police; May 3. Description of a man committed for trial for felony at the next Cheshire Sessions at Knutsford : he gives the name of JOHN BELLAMY, file cutter, of Wolverhampton, 25 years of age, 5 feet 4J inches high, dark complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, thin light whiskers, old dark cap, old shoes, and when walking gives a sharp twist with the right foot; states that he has 6eeA residing about Deansgate, Manchester, with a woman known by the name FAT EMMA, and who is now in prison, and that both of them are well known to the A Division of the Manchester Police; he also states that he has just undergone two years' imprisonment, but refuses to state in what gaol. It is suspected he has been convicted in Wolverhampton, Birmingham, or Manchester. Information to he given to Sergeant William Hilton, Police Office, Frodsham, Cheshire.— Bow- street, May 3. Committed for trial at the next Hereford Sessions for felony, GEORGE JENKINS, about 25 years of age, 5 feet I inch high, rather stout make, red hair, large red whiskers round chin, much freckled, rather lame from a burn ; dressed in old rough pepper and salt jacket, old slop underneath, old dark cord trousers ( right leg torn from bottom up to fork), old dark cap, and old shoes ; says he is a native of Kent's- green, Paddington. He is supposed to have committed offences else- where and to have been previously convicted. Information io be given to the Superintendent of Police, Weobley, Hereford- shire.— Bow- street, May 3. Committed for trial, charged with larceny, THOMAS WILLOWS, alias WILLIS, alias LONG TOM, alias JOHN SHAW WILLARS, alias BULL TOM, a drover, of Shaw- lane, near Leicester, 40 years of age, 6 feet 1 inch high, light brown hair ( cut close), pale complexion, no beard or whiskers, thin face, spare figure, and sickly looking. He is said to have been convicted of felony at Liverpool aod Nottingham, and is known to have been convicted of obtaining money under false pretences at Derby in 1856, and sentenced to four years penal servitude at Norwich Assizes, 1858, when he was convicted of forgery. He is suspected of having committed otfttides else- where. Information to be given to the Governor of Wisbeach Gaol, Isle of Ely.— Bow- street, May 3. Description of two boys who absconded from Milborne Reformatory on the 30th ultimo : JOHN CHAINEY, 17 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, sallow complexion, light brown hair, mole on right side of upper lip and on right side of face, round blue mark on left wrist, and ' J. C.' on back of left hand ; a native of Burton Bradstock, Dorset. CHARLES PRANKLIN, 16 years of age, 5 feet inch high, sallow complexion, dark brown hair, dark grey eyes, prominent nose, slight scar at right corner of right eye, small cut on last joint of left thuiub ; a native of Egham, Surrey. Both dressed in corduroy suits and Scotch caps. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Watts, Dorset Constabulary, Blandford.— Bow- street, May 3. Description of SARAH ANN NICHOLLS, remanded at Hastings until the 4th instant, charged with shoplifting : she is 38 years of age, about 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, stout, full face, brown hair, fresh complexion, hazel eyes ; dressed in a grey bonnet trimmed with black velvet and red flowers, black shawl, and black and grey striped dress ; she has the appear ance of a servant, and states that she has beeu nurse at a Union iA Kent. It is supposed that she has been previously con- victed. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Glenister, Town Hall, Hastings— Bow- street, May 3. On the morning of the 30th ultimo, the dead body of a n'ewly born female child was found wrapped in broWn paper and two peices of white linen, on a bank near the Croft, in the o'orough of Hastings, an inquest has been held, and an open veidiet returned. Information to be given fo Chief Superin- tendent Glenister, Town Hall, Hastings, Sussex.— Bow- street, May 3. Description of JAMES KEMPSON, committed for trial fir larceny on the 16th instant : 19 years of age, 5 bet 1 inch high, fresh complexion, brown hair, and grey eyes; he states iliat he comes from Birmingham, and has been working as a forgeman in Wolverhampton. He rs supposed to have com- mitted offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Super- intendent Rowbottom, Constabulary Station, Middlewich, or to sergeant Hulme, Constabulary Station, Sandback,- Bow- tirtet, May 3. May 3. P O L I C E GAZETTE, 3 Missing from her home at Petistree, since the 29th ultimo, MARTHA LIVETT, 12 years of age, sharp thin features, and stutters ; drts- ed in a white straw bonnet trimmed with brown ribbon, light striped print dress, and leather lace- up boots, she was last » « en in Woodbridge. It is feared some ill has befallen her. Information to be given to Inspector E. Durrant, Police Station, Wickham Market, East Suffolk.— Bow- street, May 1. Escaped front custody, at 10' 3Q p. m. on the 26th ultimo, whilst being conveyed to the Police Station at Chipping Cainp- dfn, chaiged with assault: a tramp, about 35 years of age, 6 teet 4 inches high, light complexion, auburn hair; dressed in brown cord trousers, two blue guernsey slops, old dark cloth cap, no shoes. A warrant has been issued for his appre- hension. Information to be given to Superintendent Make- peace, Gloucestershire Constabulary, Chipping Campden.— Boio- strcet, May 1. Committed to the Hereford City Gaol, for trial at the June Dtnsioiis, chaiged with stealing from the person, a woma. a'who gives the name of ANN BAILISS, 3r_ piM% ft1; Sge, 5' feet li ' nclit- a high, sa) s professional singer, a native of Hull, iglit I7r nvn hair, long face, blue eyes, much pockpitted, long scars on face ' You' in two places on left arm. She is supposed te have been previously convicted. Information to be given to the Chief ot Hereford City Police, or to the Governor of the City Gaol, Hereford.— Bow street, jLpiil 28. Description of THOMAS SMITH, who is remanded till the 4th proximo, charged with having in his possession the inside Case of a silver Watch, broken up, and a piece of Metal, supposed to have been stolen : 17 years of age, 6 feet 3 or 4 inches high, broad flat face, speck in left eye, very long dark btowu hair ; dressed in black coat, black and brown check vest, diah trousers much mended, light cloth cap, and lace- up boots, all old. He is a haivker of wire puzzles, which he iiiak> s, and ho states that he gave a man he met on the road between Leominster and Kington, with a waggon and horses, on the 26th instant, a wire puzzle for the watch case, and that the metal was given him by a sailor at Bristol. Information to be given to Superintendent S. Alexander, Leominster, Here- fordshire.— How- sireet, April 28. Description of two females charged with felony at Dews- bury, and remanded until the 1st proximo. ELIZABETH SMITH, native of Newcastle- upon- Tyne, tramp, 18 years ot age, 6 feet inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, round face; shabbily dressed, no bonnet. GRACE LIVESEY, native of Stafford, tramp, 16 years of age, 5 feet high, fresh complexion, brown hair, blue eyes very tender and sore ; shabbily dressed, no bonnet. It is supposed that they have committed offences elsewhere and have been previously convicted. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Borough Police, Dewsbury, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 28, Description of a girl named CHARLOTTE PERKINS, who on the 10th of November last, absconded from her place of service, the ' Rose and Crown' beer- house, High- street, Bordesley, Birmingham, and not having since been heard of it is feared soma ill lias befallen her: about 14 years of age, rather tall, light hair, blue eyes, has several warts on her chin ; dressed when she left in u magenta and blaqk plaid dress, white straw bonnet trimmed with blue ribbon, and a light tweed cloak. Information to be given at the Detective Office, Moor- street, Birmingham.— Bow- street, April 26. Description of WILLIAM BROWN, committed for trial for felony at the South Essex Steeplechases, on the 20th inst., 30 years of age ( looks older), 5 feet 9 inches high, dark hair, eyes, and complexion, closely shaved, and round shoulders ; he is an Irishman, but has lived in England several years, and states that ho is known at holbeck, near Leeds ; dressed in an old black frock coat, dark trousers, and lace- up boots : attends races, selling cards. It is supposed that he has been previously convicted. Information to be given at the Police Station, Brentwood, Essex.— Bow- street, April 26. Description of a tramp who gives the name of JOHN PEARSON, a shoemaker, about 60 years of age, 6 feet high, light blue eyes, thin light hair, small whiskers, and several letters and figures on each arm ; dressed in brown cloth coat, two waistcoats, one dark blue, the other check, old drab trousers, lace up boots, black cloth cap with cloth peak, and red neckerchief; Bpeaka the Norfolk dialect, and refuses to state where he comes from. He had in his possession, when appiehended on the 21st instant, a new pair of child's button Boots, with kid tops, patent goloshes, No. 4 size ; and a common Towel, marked ' T.' with red cotton, which he was wearing for an apron. He is remanded at Torrington until the 29th instant. Information to be given to Superintendent Manton, Skirbeck Quarter, Boston ; ot to Sergeant Fuller, Donington, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, April 26. Description of a man remanded to the Brentwood Petty Sessions until the 27th instant, charged with stealing a Watch from the person of a gentleman at the South Essex Steeplechase, on the 20ih instant: he gave the name of WM. PARKER, A betting man, of No. 11, Collingwood street, Mile end, London, about 22 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, dark brown hair, no whiskers ; dressed in mixture brown striped trousers, dark coat, light outside coat, and hat. He had in his possession, when apprehended, a small silver Watch, No. 6188, and two gentlemen's gold Rings, Bupposed to have been stolen. Infor- mation to be given to Sergeant Keaveny, Essex Constabulary, Police Station, Billericay.— Bow- street, April 26. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen from a oarriage on the Ely Race Course, Cardiff, on the 26th ultimo, a black leather travelling Bag, with two pockets on sides, a double twisting lock fastening with name, ' Leuchars, Piccadilly,' engraved thereon, containing a plum- ooloured satin note'Case, embroidered in gold, containing four £ 5 Notes, ' J. W. F.' embroidered on the side, and also on bag A leather Writing Case containing one oval black- enamelled Pin, with diamond star in centre ; 1 circle Pin, with emerald aud diamond settings, 6 stones ; 1 pink coral drop Pin hanging from three diamond Rings ; 1 scarf Pin, with the sign ol Z > diac in the enamel as in Almanack ; 1 sporting Knife with crest and 4 P. W. ' on handle; Railway Key, to fold up ; 2 Cheque Books, one on the London and Westminster, and one on Aberdare Bank; aud 2 silver- mounted Drinking Flasks, with crest— stork on thumb. In- formation to be given to Superintendent Sadler, Bridgend, Glamorganshire.— Bow- street, May 3. Stolen from Bollington. during the night of the 1st inst.. 1 silver Coffee Pot, 1 silver Tea Pot, half a dozen silver Spoons maik>- d ' L. M. C.' and a silver Cruet Stand. Information to be giv « - n to Superintendent Andrews, Lymm, Cheshire.— Bow street, May 3. Stolen from Wantage, Berks, on the 11th ultimo : a black and white cotton Petticoat, very narrow stripes, band of th* sune material, and fastens behind with a button; a white flannel ditto, has a new piece let in the front, white calico band, and fastens behind ; and a ditto ditto, nearly new, with a white calico band, and fastens behind. Information, to be given to Superintendent O'Neill, Constabulary Station, Wan- tage,- Berks.— Bow- street, Mad 3, Stolen during the nig/ I^ K the 1st instant, at Ross, tour Hens and a Cock of the pure Spanish breed with white ears. £ 1 reward will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, lioss, Herefordshire.— Uow- a'oiT^ t, lay 3. Stolen on the * 30th ultimo, at Hamsey, Sussex, a pair of heavy half Boots, aian's size, with hoitf- made pilts in them. Supposed by a man between 30 and^ jtO years ( A me, nearly 5 feet 7 inches high, and walks lame ; dressed in an o'lu vAotli jacket, with, short white slop under, neckcloth, and cap. Information to be given to the Chief Constable's Office, Lewes, or Vo' Police Constable Dine, Barcomb, East Sussex.— Boo- st, May 3. Stolen between 8 p. m. 27th, and 6 a. m. 28th ultimo, from the waste ground at the rear of the Victoria Tavern, Victoria- street, Westminster : a Cart, dark body, led wheels, and ' J. Maddison' in front.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, May 3. Stolen from the gorse near Penhryn, Festiniog, during the night of the 28th ultimo, 2 calico Shirts, with linen fronts and wristbands, and white bone buttons; and 1 striped cotton Shirt with white bone buttons. Information to be given to Sergeant John Lewis, Maentwrog, Merionethshire, North Wales.— Bow- street, May 3. Stolen from a pheasantry at Chevening, during the night of the 29th ultimo, 2 golden [ Pheasants, one cock and one hen. Information to be given to Superintendent George Colman, Police Court, Sevenoaks.— Bow- street, May 1. Stolen from a hen- roost, at Nizles House, Tunbridge, on the 28th ultimo, four Hens, a black- breasted Cock, and a cock Turkey. Information to be given to Superintendent Dance, Police Court, Tunbridge, Kent.— Bow- street, May 1. Stolen during the night of the 28th ultimo, from a stable at Lower Penrhyddlan, in the parish of Llandinam, a white moleskin round Jacket, with white ivory buttons ; a pair of lace- up Boots, men's size, heels nailed with square nails. In- formation to be given to Superintendent Danily, Newtown, or to Sergeant Jas. Owen, Llandiloes, Montgomery shire.— Bow street, May 1. Supposed to have been stolen from Saxtead- green, near Framlingham, Suffolk, on the 22nd ultimo: a retriever Bitch, black curly coat, between 8 aud 9 months old, and answers to the name of ' Gyp'; the property of the Rev. J. F. Pooley, of Stoneham Aspall Rectory. Information to be given to Inspector Fisher, Framlingham, or to Sergeant Foster, Stoneham East, Suffolk.— Bow- sireet, May 1. Stolen on the 24th ultimo, from No. 6, Oliff- place, Har- mond- street, Kentish Town : 1 silver Geneva Watch, 1 Frederick Judd' scratched on the inner case. 1 small gold Albeit Chain, imitation snake pattern, Key attached. 1 large gold Brooch, with portrait of a gentleman. 5 silver Tea Spoons, marked ' W. M. J.' and ' J. D.' 1 ditto Milk Jug. 1 electro- plated Salt Spoon. 1 Scotch pebble Brooch, set in silver. 1 silver Geneva Watch, No. 1374, fine gold Guard Chain attached. 1 gold Locket, containing portrait of a gentleman. 2 gold Lockets containing hair. 1 gold Pencil- case, set with turquoise and yellow stone at the top. 5 gold Ear- rings, one set with turquoise, one with 3 small garnets, one with 3 garnets and 8 pearls, one with a plain garnet. 2 gold Scart Pins. 1 gold Brooch, amethyst with pendant. 1 ditto, reversible, hair on one side and prince of Wales' feathers, wood- cut on the other. 2 coral Brooches. 1 cornelian Heart. Several gold Studs and Sleeve Links. £ 7 in Gold and Silver. — Metropolitan Police, S Division, Man 1. Stolen on the 26th ultimo, from N >. 132, New Kent- road : 1 coromandel Jewel Case, lined with blue. 2 Watches, one a small lever, whole plate, gold dial, and engraved back, the other engine- turned, white dial, and marked ' Doke, Liverpool.' 9 Rings, one set with turquoise, one turquoise and pearls, one emerald and diamond, one opal, one amethyst in filagree, and four mourning. 2 long Chains, one hand snap, one swivel. 1 short Snap, set with five pearls. 2 Pencilcases, one large, with amethyst. 3 sets of Studs ( one snake pattern, one threaded, and one fancy coloured). 2 Bracelets ( one dark blue enamelled, with locket set with pearls, as forget me- not, one with large amethyst). 1 Locket, diamond fly. 4 Brooches ( one snake, one mosaic, one Scotch pebble, and one small coral). 1 pair of Ear Rings. 1 pearl Necklace, Brooch and Ear Rings to match. All gold. 4 sets of Studs ( three jet, one coral), I large plated Bracelet. 1 Scotch pebble ditto. 1 malachite Brooch, set in silver. 2 sets Earrings, one jet, one steel. — Metropolitan Police, P Division, May 1. Supposed to have been stolen, about five or six months ago, a reversible gold oval Brooch with gold leaves in the trame, containing five portraits ( two of a lady and gentleman on one side and three children in a group on the other) ; a small • ight brown Reticule of foreign make, with steel clasps and losses, lined with pink silk which is slightly stained ; and a Lady's Companion, made up as a book w ith blue cover, con- taining scissors, knife, thimble, bodkin, & c. Information to be given to Mrs. Sutterfield, No. 19, Fish- street- hill, London, B. C., by whom a reward of £ 1 will be paid on recovery of the property and conviction of the offender or offenders, it stolen. — Bow- street, May 1. Stolen between 1 and 6 a. m. on the 27th ultimo, from the dwelling- house of Mr. Peacock, Moorgate- grove, Rotherham : \ silver duplex Watch, enamelled dial, and ' H. T.' stamped inside of the case, also a gold curb Albert Chain, with gold Key attached ; nine Tea Spoons, fiddle pattern ( 6 marked ' P.' and 3 ' L.') ; three ditto, common pattern, marked ' C.'; one ditto, marked ' A- H. P.'; three Dessert ditto, respectively marked ' A. II. P.', ' M. J. P.' and ' F. II. P.'; a Gravy ditto ; two Table ditto, marked ' C.' ; two Salt ditto ; a Mustard Pot and Spoon ( all silver) ; six electro- plated Forks, king's pattern, full size ; six ditto Dessert Forks; and one ditto Pickle Fork ; a pair of coral Beads, with gold snap ; and a pair of Sugar Tongs, sciBsora^ pattern. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Gillett, Court House, Rotherham, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, May 1. Further information respecting the burglary at Ilfracombe on the 8th ultimo : the silver Salver has been recovered and a ticket- of- leave convict of the following description is charged with the offence : 30 years of age, 5 teet 14 inches high, brown hair, sallow complexion, dark eyes, has ' Philip Jeffery,' anchor, and ' Barnstaple' on left arm ( nearly obliterated), sixteen dots and ' P. T. B.' on left hand, and ring on two fingers of left hand ; dressed in sailor's jersey, dark blue trousers, and billycock hat or cap. Any Police Constable can have a photograph of the man, on application to Superintendent Cun- ningham, Devon Constabulary, Barnstaple.— Bow- sireet, May 1. Stolen during the night of the 26th instant, from the lock- up shop of the Co- operative Society at Wilsden, Yorkshire : about 43 lbs. of black Tea, about 4 lbs. of Shag Tobacco, three blue end white muslin Handkerchiefs, and two red woollen Handkerchiefs. Information to be given to Superintendent Gill, West Riding Constabulary, Keighley.— Bow- st., Ap' i728. Supposed to have been stolen on the evening of the 24th instant, from No. 6, Lansdowne Circus, South Lambeth, a white Skye terrier Dog, has a little black on ears, and answers to the name of ' Patch.' A reward will be paid on its " recovery and conviction of the offender or offenders ( if stolen), on appli- cation at Cuba Cottage, Park- road, Stockwell.— Bow- street, April 28. Stolen been the hours of 8 and 10 p. m. 011 the 25th inst., from the dwelling- house of Mr Charles Nevill, of Hampstead- road, Handsworth, the following property, viz., 6 Dessert Spoons, 3 Table ditto, 3 Salt ditto ; and a single- breasted black cloth over Coat. Information to be given to Sergeant John Richards, Police Office, Handsworth, Staffordshire, or at any Police Station in the County.— Bow- street, April 28. Stolen on the afternoon of the 23rd instant, from a house in Huddersfield, during the absence ol the family : 1 Mourning Brooch, set with pearls and hair ( curled), tied with gold, lettered ' Martha Cadman, age 23.' 1 green square agate Brooch, set in gold, 3 gold Studs. 1 gold Ring, set with pearls and turquoise. 1 ditto, with pearls. 1 gold Geneva Watch, No. 16088- 81151, Waterhouse, Geneva. 1 lady's gold Chain, two gold Seals with white stones and a gold Key attached. 1 gold Brooch, with photographic likeness in it. 1 pair of gold Earrings, set in garnets and emeralds. 1 lady's gold Ring, set with emeralds and pearls. 1 gold Ring, set with a turquoise. 1 lady's gold Necklet and Locket. 1 lady's gold Locket, with elastic. 1 gentleman's gold Stud. 2 silver Salt Spoons, marked ' W.' 1 Tea Spoon, marked ' W.' 3 silver Tea Spoons, marked ' W. L.' 1 silver Pickle Fork, repaired in the handle. 2 gold plated Seals, swivel stone and white stone. 9 gentlemen's white Collars. 6 electro- plated Tea Spoonr. 1 electro- plated Dessert Spoon. 4 or 5 cotuured silk Handkerchiefs. 2 white cambric Handkerchiefs, and 10s. or 12s. in Money. 1 lady's gold Ring, set with diamonds and rubies. 1 ditto, set with blue, and small gold heart. 1 lady's silver Scent Box, with ' Skelton' engraved upon it. Supposed by two men of the following description : one, 40 to 45 years of 8ge, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, black hair, dark eye- brows, eyes rather sunken, and rather long face ; dressed in a black cloth coat, dark trousers, black silk hat, and elastic- side boots, nearly new : the othtr, about 36 to 40 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 ii ches high, light hair, slight ( if any) whiskers, full red face, stout ; drested in black slack- back coat, dark pegtop trousers, dark waistcoat, elastic- side boots, broad but short, and a black silk hat. Information to be given to Super- intendent Hannan, Huddersfield.— Bow- street, April 26. Stolen during the night of the 19th instant, from a shed in Woodbridge, Suffolk, an old Gun, about 3 feet long, stock bracked near the trigger, also a copper J- pound powder Flask, with spring broken. Information to be given to the Police, Woodbridge, Suffolk.— Bow- street, April26. PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE OFFICERS. ( On the Persons oj Prisoners or elsewhere, J Found in the possession of a man who gives the name of JOHN HOWARD, and supposed to have been stolen : A large old pewter Plate, 20 inches in diameter, supposed to have been used in a farm- yard to feed fowls on. A slate- coloured woollen cloth rough Top coat, with green and purple plaid lining, a row of horn buttons down the front, single breasted, two pockets outside, and one inside right breast. A small diaper Towel. A child's red and white cotton Handkerchief, with a map of the woild in centre, and ' J. H.' in one corner worked with thread. Two large red and white cotton Handkerchiefs. He is a tramping navvy, 42 years of age, 5 feet inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair turning grey, dark brown whiskers meeting under the chin, Roman nose with cut mark on right side, middle finger of right hand contracted, first finger off left hand ; dressed in slate- coloured woollen Top- coat, tustian vist with velvet front, cord trousers recently mended on left knee, black bowler hat, and strong navvy hoots ; states that he last worked at Guisborough, and is a native of Market Drayton, S. ilop ; it is supposed that he has committed offences elsewhere, and has been previously convicted. Information to be given to Superintendent Driscoll, North Riding Con- stabulary, Heworth, York,— Bow- stteel, May 3. Found in the possession of a tramp who gave his name and address JOHN THOMPSON, labourer ot Bolton, and who is remanded till the 4th instant, on suspicion of stealing the same, a black cloth Coat ( nearly new), sleeves lined with yellow twill calico, and skirts lined with black alpaca. Infor- mation to be given to Sergeant Duncan, Oswestry, Salop. Bow- street, May 3. 4 POL I C E GAZETTE. WAR OFFICE, D On ifta this May 3, 1865 ESE H T £ R S FROM M E ET MAJESTY'S 8 £ FT V 1 C K, ck Ot U, > •;>/}, until further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a Deserter will be t W 22 T r;' SMI 1. IB itt* 1 « t^- of fBf MHlMlllft^ Mto objeet. being to prevent the erk iq erf t) e* eition, and. to hole o<* t t> greater inducement fo* the recovery of Deserters to Her Majesty's Service. Dlmoi wo. NAME. REG. WO.' WHIBii EOUS. Patrick Sheen Henry Taylor John Flynn Alex. Forrister Thomas Bushell James Rowland James Keane Joseph' Bryant Timothy Turner 874 1012 3564 8058 3332 553 995 ditto 105t,; i Foot ditto ditto Military Train ditto" dito ditto Royal H. Art. ditto j Wat er ford Shaft, sbury, Dorset | 8ligo l'emplemoroLudndn Banbury, Oion Burv, Lancashire Dublin Birmingham Residing, Bwrks Birmingham v : v... 1 X 1* AU. l. HUB. I BTEfl. ditto 22 5 G4' dk. brn hazel ditto 13 5 74 brown grey ditto 253 5 84 brown blue shoemaker 21 5 6 dk. brn brown — 34? 5 74 brown brown weaver 22J 5 31 brown brown servant 0 0 fair grey brassfouudr 24 i 5 54 Browii grey labourer a& ii 5 4 J light biue groom 20} 5 4 brown hazel' PACE. < W> AT & TKORSKBS. DATE Or ! PLACK 0 » DESBBTN. DBKEBMOH, MARKS Aim REMARKS » warth I brown ; bfbc ruddy J black; lark fresh • regimental fresh black ; cord swartb regimental fresh ditto fresh ditto fresh ditto fresh ditto fresh ditto 2L Mar. 15 Mar. :. » Mar. IZJ Usee- 23 Mar. 14 Do. 14) Dec. 16 D, eit. 23 Mar. 21 Mar. Swansea Bristol Parkhurst London A> dersfiof-- fiXi) V, Auckland* ditto recruit, attested reoruit, finally approved ; pockpitted off furlough to Dumfries r cruif, attested ; scar over eyebrows * New . ditto jcorpoi'al punishoient- Woolwich Aldershot off pass to Birmingham ; D 18172' J James Brown 1021 ditto Jarvisbrooi, Sussex brickmaker 23 6 9} Irown It. brn dark ditto 14, Mar. Dublin tattooed on arros 181721 Stephen H. Coyle ditffo 1 Liverpool blaoksmith 33 5 Hi brown grey fair ditto 11 Mar. Aldershot off pass to Islington, London 181722 William Legg 907 ditto Notton, Ftofset labmner 201 6 1 brown blue fresh ditto 20 Mar. ditto off furlough to Nottlecombe, Dorset 181733 Patrick Delaney 2658 Roy. Artillery C. rk musician 211 5 74 dk. bra hazel fresh ditto 15 Mar. ditto ditto 181724 Henry Hornby 2736 ditto St. Panci as, London Sudbury, Suffolk carman 26 6 4i brown grey fresh ditto 21 Mar. ditto to Sudbury; tattooed on an 181725 Alfred Smith 16498 ditto labourer 21 5 H it. bru grey fresh ditto 23 Mar. Woolwich ditto 181726 11^ 1727 Abraham Balshaw 702 ditto : Manchester ditto 28 5 8 brown hazel tVesh ditto 15 Mar. ditto' ditto mole on right breast Henry Smith 2820 ditlo Limerick dittof 2- 21 6 0 turfWWf hazel fresh ditto 15 Mar. ditto ditto 18t72S James Thomas 998 ditto. Notfiughain stonecutter • 27 » JO' brown breifrn * alloW ditto 5 Mar. ditto ditto fo Brighton I8l7 » i Alfred Coveney 14257 dftfo Shcotness, Kant farmer • ii 5 54 black grey fresh ditto 15 Mar. ditto ditto to Sheppt, Kent 18173( 1 Jeremiah White 16 > 33 ditto Hounslow, Middlesex brasatinishr 21 5 5 i red gray fresh ditto 15 Mar. ditto ditto to Plymouth 181781 William Porter 1H519 rfitto Si rat ford- on- Avon grooih 20 5 4 brown grey fair ditto 15 Mar. ditto ditto 181782 Edward Baker 13698 ditto Montreal d'spenser 28 J 5 2 brown gray fresh ditto 15 Mar. ditto ditto 181788 Thomas Wood 953 ditto Bromley, Essex laboui er 264 5 104 brown brown fresh ditto 11 Mar. ditto 181784 John Miller 17558 ditto Glasgow sailmaker 22 j S 5$ It. bm grey fresh ditto 19 Mar. Warley off pass 181735 John Fahey 17716 ditto Galway lfthonwr 18- 9 4 » brown grey fair ditto 19 Mar. ditto ditto 181786 John Duff 17770 ditto Stirling ditto 214 6 114 It. brn grey fair ditto 26 Mar. ditto 181787 James Roberts 1772* ditlo ditto tuilur 20 6 71 dk. brn hazel salloW ditto 12 Mar. ditto scar on right arm, ship and ' J. D. on left. 181788 Thomas Barber 1296 ditto Lewanick, Cornwall labourer 204 5 8 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 2 Mai-. Plymouth , off iurlough 181789 Thomas Smith 1172 ditto X. wbailie, EiinbiglL diilo 324 0 94 It. brn grey fresh ditto 17 Mar. ditto 18174 John Shipsides 2197 ditto Nottingham liarncssuikr 2i) 4| 6 44 dk. brn brown dark ditto 14. M » r. Athlone oft' furlough to Bristol 181741 John Walsh 2609 ditto If. licr.- to^ n, Dublin labourer 201! 5 84 brown blue fresh ditto 16 Mar. Clonmel ditto to Dublin 181742 Thomas Quigley 1810 ditto i/ ubliu olerk 30 ( 5 11 brown blue fresh ditto 15 Mar. Ballincollig ditto to Manchester 181743 David Wyett 616 ditlo East Dcrehrnn, Norf. labourer 24 5 8 brown hazel fresh ditto 14, Mar. Leith ditto to East Dereham; D 181744 Richard James 2946 ditto Portma'loc, Oarnrvn. ditto 184 5 44 brown blue fair ditto 18 Mar. Skorncliffe scar over right eyebrow 181745 George Cottam 635 ditlo Worksop, Notts ditto 331 j 5 65 brown bine fair ditto 9 Mar. Jersey off furlough to W orksop 1817Ifi James Whyte 7695 Rl. Engineers Leswah, Wilton millwright 23415 9 dk. brri grey fair ditto 21 Mar. Chatham ditto 1& 1747 Stephen Knox 672 Commissariat Lusk, Dublin clerk 22} i 5 6 black dark fresh ditto 10' Mar. Liverpool ditto John Tandy — Glen. Guards London butcher 19 5 94 dk. brn haze) fresh blue slop; cord 13 Mar. Warrington recruit, not surgically mspccted 18174* Griffith A. Jones — ditto Chester draper 25 5 9 dk. brn! grey- fresh black 17 Mar. Chester recruit, surgically inspected John Matthews George Taylor James Tonge Andrew O'Neill James Monaghan William Simpson John McCarthy Wm. Saunderson William Simpson Wm. John Heyde 2nd Foot 4th Foot 6th Foot 9tb Foot I lth Foot 16th Foot ditto ditto ditto 2Srfi Fool I Northampton Manchester Prertom, Lancashire Dublin ditto Leodi ditto dit'o Eiinburgh D, naldstown, Down , shoemaker 120 factoryhaud 19 I moulder labourer | ditto ; ditto ditto bricklayer blacksmith weaver 23 22 18 23 l'J 22 23 184 54 brown 5 a brown dk. brn brown brown It. bra dU. bvn dk. brn black dk. brn I blue • gray i brown brown | grey gray blue | hazel ! brown fair fresh fresh sallow fair fresh fresh salloW dark fresh black) grey black j corl blue; cord black black ; tweed black; moleskin cord flannel jacket; mole tweed; fustian black ; tweed 22 Mar. 21, Mar. 28 Mar. 20 Mar. 23 Mar. 20 Mar. 20 Mar. It Mar. 31 Mar. 20 Mar. Northampt. Bolton ditto Dublin ditto Leeds ditto ditto Nwc'tle- o- T Lurgan ditto ditto pockpitted, mole on back ditto supp. in Liverpool recruit, not surgically inspected ditto large mouth ditto ditto ditto recruit, surgically inspected recruit, approved edward shilds John Twoman William Thompson Adam Anderson Peter Dunne John Tindy John Owens James Conroy James Ryan Andrew Gaven ditto ditto ditto dii to 28th Foot 37th Foot 38th Foot Stfth Foot 4 till Foot 49th Foot A vi' Dublin Coventry, Warwick Locbmuben, Dumfries Dublin Liverpool ditto ditto Lurgan, Ani. agl Man'chestf r labourer ditto shoemaker Imillworker tailor butcher labourer ditto ditto ditto 20 5 64 19 6 6 25 5 19 5 2415 74 19 5 94 18 5 54 28 5 74 21* 5 9$ 19 5 54 7 7{ lair dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn fair dk. brn It. brn brown dk. brn d] t. brn grey : brown grey grey ! brown grey blue brown brown ' grey flush fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresli fresh blue black; tweed black; cord black blue slop; cord linen jacket; mole brown; cord brown black ; cord 22 Mar. 20 Mar, 17 Mar. 19 Mar. 21 Mar. 11 Mar. 7 Mar. 14 Mar. 17 Mar. 22 Mar. Kilmarnock Dublin Walsall Dundee Dublin Liverpool ditto ditto Belfast Manchester recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto ' M. Towner' rt. arm, pockpitted; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto edward Harvey francis Bready Robert Scott Patrick O'Brien James Delaney James Moarn John Collins Johti Williams James Keough Edward Doyle ditto ditto ditto ditto' ditto ditto ditto 62tid Foot 6Sth Fool ditto Nottingham Glasgow Liverpool ditto TOllhtnore, King's Manchester Millstreet, Cork | Dublin i ditto ditto ditto tailor striker labourer ditto ditto ditto bricklayer labourer 124 5 21 5 18 5 118 5 19 5 19 5 124 123 22 ( 18 db. brn brown light light dk. bra brown It. brn dk. brn fair fair hazel grey- grey blue hazel brown grey grey grey grey fresh sallow fair fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair tweed black; tweed black j cord brown ; fustian blue brown; moleskin velvet jacket j blue tweed ditto Iti Mar. 25 Mar. 20 Mar. 20 Mar. 18 Mar. 24 Mar. 23 Mar. 27 Mar. 17 Mar. 14 Mnr. Liverpool Glasgow Liverpool ditto ditto Manchester Liverpool ditto Dublin ditto Weymouth Gosport Dublin Mullingar Birmmghn) Westminstr Dundee Dublin Kingston* Glasgow ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto soar on upper lip off furlough ditto recruit, not surgi cally inspected scar on right hip ; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected tattooed on arms, scar on right j recruit mole rt. breast and between shoulders; reoruit recruit, not eurgioally inspected ' J. C.' on left arm ; recruit * on- Jhames recruit, not si rg callr ins [ jetted William Hughes John Pooley Patrick Byrne William Cullen Thomas Mulvauly George baker James Fraser John Stafford John Cole James Young 3JH5 964 Peter Garrell John Young John Lambert Frank Nelson Wm. Frankland Henry Salathiel Joseph Stokes Henry Roughton william Brown james Richardson Mill, l » tauo William Johnston 4- 181801 John Logan — 181802 John Short 317 181803 William Stevens 39 181801 John Sayers 935 181805 Frederick Love 7J2 181806 Patrick Farran 65'. I 181807 William Cope B0J 181808 Joseph Chipchase 457 18180S James Donaldson . 58 S? th Foot ditto 68th Foot ditto h Foot 1, Eifleti 71st Fool 81 tt Foe t 90th Foot 91st Foot ditto 92nd Foot OCtli Fool ditto 105th Foot ditto ditto ditto Roi. Arlulci diito Rhode, King's Kvertuii, l. ancssfef Dublin Blanch, irdstwn. Dblti Birmingham London Loche£, For'ar Dublin Belfast Glasgow dm to joiner labourer ditto ditto painter shoemaker labourer ' gas fitter labourer dills Rutherglen, Lanark Leeds Blackburn, Lancaster Beihnal- green, Loiidfi Aberdaro, t • IWi^ ai Live, pool ditto Paisley Dulii'ric s ditto ditto baskctmakr moul ler shoemaker collier latWiurer mrulder liligineeh labourer 30}| 5 7 24j 6 94 18 5 8 216 6 24 15 54 21 5 8 21 5 10 18 13 5 23; 3 - fit 18 i6 5^ 7 94 § i 64 04 brown brown dk. bin brown brown dk. brn fair fair brown It, bra hazel blue blue grey grey hazel grey gfey blue blue fresh salloW fair fresh fresh fresh I fair fiesh Ifresli regimental ditto frieze; tweod black ditto black; tweed tweed ; black tweed 28 Feb. 14 Mar. 17 Mar. 23 Mar. 13 Mar. 9 Mar. 23 Mar. 17 Mar. 23 Mar. 16 Mar. ' 23 22 18 21 19 13 23 i 20 i 20 7 5} 71 114 brown 1 hazel dk. bra; black dk. brn hazel dk. brn hazel brown | hazel dk. bra blue It. brn hazel brown brown It. brn ' blue brown I hazel fresh swarth dark fresh freeh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh blue; tweed brown trousers black black; cord ditto Smock; moleskin brow n; cord black; moleskin white; brown 18 Mar. 22 Mar. 20 Mar. 15 Mir, 13 Mar. 19 Mar. 11 Mar. 18 Mar. 29 Mar. 23 Mar. ditto ditto Wolvrhptn. Blackburn Westminstr Newport, M Liverpool ditto Glasgow N'wetle- o- T ditto ditto soar under right ear; reoruit scar right thumb; recruit recruit, surgically inspected scar on ri/ ht elbow; reoruit recruit, not surgically impeded recruit, approved recruit, surgically inspeoted ditto 22 5 7 brown grey tresh moleskin 11 Mar. Glasgow recruit, not surgi6aliy inspected 22 5 10 dk. bm blue fresh black; brown 15 Mar. Edinburgh ditto 204 6 0 It. brn gray fair regimental 27 Mar. Windsor mole on right shoulder and loin 27} 22} 6 li brown dark fresh ditto 14 Mar. London 6 84 brown gray sallow ditto 4 April Canterbury scar on right oheek 234 5 8 brown gray fresh ditto 8 April Newbridge 21 5 9j dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 28 Mar. ditto took part of reg. nec. 214 5 82 broWh brown frtsh ditto 26 Mar. Dublin pockpitted 23 5 11 brown blue fresh dark 3 April Brighton took part of reg. neo. 19 5 8 brown hazel fair regimental 1 April ditto __ diito James Syms Charles Palmer Wm. T. Beattie George Nelson James Chandler John Day Edward Carpenter charles Jones William Goodafr John Tooley Roy. Artillery dit)*, 2nd Lifj d is Roy. II. Gds. 2ndDrag. Gds. Uh Drag. Gds ditto 4th Drag. GdS. « rh Drag. CWs. ditW 79M9lh Lancers flirt" ditto 13th Hussars llth HuMttrt 15th Hussars ditto 16th Lancers Gren. Guards JObld. Guards jyiasgow jEiiuhurgh J iob, N I'tUinbrhid , LangforJ, Wilte - Merthvr, Glam irgaii Dublin Clou i aimv, Douegaii [ Cd l6fitil) i.,< jmbrl , d | Yarm, Yorkshire I Dunde t 82 80l) 467 583 563 GiO 567 935( 1 667o 1 He iiniiiiter DoWet ~ Horhsi- f, MtiWleJttt Lomloi Paidev, Renfrew S(> iU'fl- Id.), Lonlbn Ipswio Suffolk 0,1' ibii fga Gloueesior We>: ArJoleri Vork Ken !•>•', ill I il. tfot carter miner clerk I labourer I ditto groom shoemaker ditto labourer baker ihcWiiigsiiifi groo'ill clerk glrdJin Smith Ubonrar budcliSr ^ urdwimf minor labourer E 2 V- V U'H • A 22} H| fj} • U 33 7J dk. bru 7. J brown 8 bro* ii 6( brown 5S brown 6 brdwn 6 brown 74 brown tl broWn 94 It. brn hazel grey blui gray hazel grey hazel hazel gray tresh sallow fair fresh fresh dark fresh fresh sallow fair ditto ditt* ditto dark tweed; eord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto John Barrett Thomas Walsh William Lee wm. HutchinSon William Clifford William Wiffin John hAyward Thomas Hemson Henry Davis William Wilson LIILL gray hazol blue hazel ha « el gray gr, iy W grey grey fair fair fresh sallow dark frbali fresh fair fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto black; AW* regimental black; cord 2 April 2 April 2 April 27 Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Mar. 2 April 27 Mar. 28 Mar. 28 Mar. Dublin ditto ditto Hounslow Aldershot Edinburgh ditto Ipswich London ditto 21 Mar. 29 Mar. 29 Mar. 29 Mar. 26 Mar. 28 Mar. 27 Mar. Mar. 27 Mar. 29 Mar. ditto Wnottrieh ditto d'tto ditto A- tdorahot ditto Leicester Sheffield Bolton took the whole of reg. nee. off past to London took part of reg. nec. ditto took waist- belt took waist- belt and part of reg. n* e. marks ot small boils on back soar oh forehead scar ou forehead, moles on rt. side fciMl AVm took part of reg. nec. * Westmorland took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. took part t> i reg. nec, ditto recruit, attested tattooed on arms, scar of bubo in left grow reoruit May 3. POLICE GAZETTE. DESERTERS FftOM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued). Oleics > o. NAME. BBS. NO. 00 BPS. francis herbert 7i< 3 It u i) oot William Wilson 1022 6th Foot Joseph Harrison _ 11th Fool Charles Summers 861 12 th Foot William Mehar 16th Foot Arthur Greville 776 21st Hussars William Bill 085 2 Ist Foot Francis Truden 774 ditto John Bennett 16 8,25th Foot Randolph douglas lnu of. th Foot WHKHE BOBX. TEAM. I Winchester, Hants Whitechapel, London Stockport, Cheshire Gravesend, Kent Duncan, Tipperary Norwood, Surrey Titchfield, Hants Armagh Sheffield Renfrew clerk ditto labourer grooai labourer clerk labourer shoemaker groom tailor 20} 28 18 at} 19 at} 23 24} 22} 20 SIZE, BIBS. • 6f Idk^ rnlgrey SA01 30AT & TB0USBBS. DESEBTN. PLACE OF DEREBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. fif 8S « brown red OWl.. br6w 73 w grey grey grey grey brbwr^ rey browi [ ha^ el brown grey , brown blag--' brown grey' ' dk. brn brown fresh fresh sandy frosh fresh fresh fresh fresh- fresh fresh regimental ditto cord regimental black j cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto | 27 Mar. 23 Mar. 28 Mar. 5 April 30 Mar. 27 Mar. 30 Mar. 28 Mar. 30 Mar. I 2 April Chatham Birr Stockport Chatham Templemre Canterbury Portsmouth Preston ditto ditto John Davies Peter Lee Michael Cleary Richard Derricott Frederick Read Robert McGann John Murray Joseph Wild Thomas Conboy 20Ii2Bth i'oot ditto 1012 23th Foot 10(? 0i ditto 3899 ditto 900 31st Foot 1007132nd Foot 1280 ditto 97? t7t> i Foot —.[ ditto Merthyr Tjdvil* Stretton, Warwick Grannard, Longford Tipperary Cnerbury, Moutguiry. Hammersmith, Mdisx Galway Arde, Louth A shton- under- Lj ne Barnaconly, L'itrim hawker 2 If 5 3 butober 24 5 4} labourer 20 5 8 groom 22 6 8 collier 31 5 5} tailor 174 5 3 clerk 23} 6 9} puddler 19 6 6} cottonspnnr 20} 5 5} labourer 20 5 G D" tattooed on left arm; recruit attested D recruit off furlough to Glasgow ; D took part of reg. nec. black It. brn dk. brn It. bra black light dk. brn brown dk. brn brown grey grey grey bluo dark blue grey . g « y dk. brn grey dark fresh fresh fail- sallow sallow fresh fresh swarth fresh ditto ditto ditto di^. to ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plain Henry thompson Henry Carter Robert Adams William Welsh John Beyle George Atkinson Jeremiah Collins Samuel Hughes Jaines Robertson James Irvine 973 ditto Asnton- under- Lyric — 22} 6 6} dk. brn dk. bm swarth regimental 657 19th Foot Killaban Irick, Cavan baker 22J 6 5 brown grey froah ditto 1211 52ud Foot Ram.- gate, Kout uiouUer 23 5 10 brown hazel fresh black; cord 1203 53rd Foot St. Fin bar, C,. rk labourer 18} 6 7} dk. bra grey sallow regimental ditto 1288 60th Rifles Stirlingford, Tyrone ditto 20} 5 7} It. bm bluo fair 393 ditto B ethn al- gree n, fjondn shoemaker 25} 6 7} brown grey frosh ditto 216 61th Foot Kihnichael, Cork labourer 27 5 • 4 brown hazel fresh ditto 563 69th Foot Runcorn, Lancashire ditto 25} 6 8 It. bm ( iluo fresh ditto 1133 71st Foot Duudee ditto 21} 6 5} dk. brn hazel sallow ditto — 72nd Foot Glasiow shoemaker 18 5 5} dark grey fresh plain ! 78th i'oot Johnston, Renfrew miner 20 5 6 dk. brn blue pale ditto 656 ditto Glasgow lopespinner 33$ 5 6 brown hazel fresh regimental 1319 8 Itli Foot Kilkelly, Mayo clerk 2? i 6 1} brown grey fresh ditto — 85th Foot Acklen, Antrim labourer 20 5 7 light grey fresh fustian — 90th Foot Lancaster mason 23 5 10} dk. brn grey fresh black; white — ditto Bradford, Lancaster puddler 22 6 6} dk. brn grey fresh tweed; white 1178 ditto tluabon, Denbigh labourer 22 5 5 It. bm grey fresh regimental 1281 92nd Foot Wick, Caithness ditto 19} 5 7i dk. brn brown fresh ditto 1038 93rd Foot Striclien ditto 19} 5 6 brown blue fresh ditto 1108 ditto Elgiu tailor 18} 5 5} dk. bm brown pale ditto 1 April 2 April 30 Mar. 30 Mar. 26 Mar. 2 April 14 Mar. 11 Mar. 30 Mar. 29 Mar. 80~ Mar. 28 Mar. 2 April 26 Mar. 11 Feb. 30 Mar. 29 Mar. 14 Mar. 26 Mar. 4 April IJevouport Leamington Newry ditto ditto Aldershot Kilkenny Curragh Belfast Glasgow Belfast Dublin Portsmputh Curragli Dublin . Dover London Gosport Stirling Edinburgh " ••*;•• . TTT. r Glamorgan flat foet off furlough to Tipperary ditto to Cherbury; scsr It. wrist off pass to London off furlough to Manchester; pockpitted ditto to Bolton ' G. N.' on right arm recruit, finally approved took waist- belt and whole of reg. nec. took waistbelt and part of reg. nec. eff furlough to Rutherglen, Lanark off furlough to Runcorn fatty tumour on right scapula recruit, finally approved Allan Hodgert Thomas Roache John Grongan George Fletcher Thomas Riley Thomas Jones William evans George Keith James Birnie James Davidson 27 Mar. 2 April 30 Mar. 4 April 2 April 2 April 8 April 30 Alar. 30 Mar. 1 April Glasgow Dublin ColclieBter N'wctle- o- T London ditto Preston Aldershot Aberdeen ditto ditto D off furlough to Killkelly, Mayo recruit, attested scar of bubo right groin, scald on left leg ' T. W.' on right arm ; recruit attested tattooed on arms off furlough to Caithness; scar on forehead molo on back of right shoul ler blade William Crawford John Donohoe Robert Roach Andrew O'Reilly Edwd. Hutchinson John Reynolds David Dillon Frederick Dale James Parkins Alfred R. Speller Joseph Roberts Thomas Williams Charles Rogers John Connor James Robertson Maurice O'Connell John Joyce William Roed Henry Robson John Smith ft 13194th Foot Sligo labourer 26 J 5 5 sandy blue fresh ditto 2 April Chatham off furlough to Enniskillen 3776 106th Foot Mencha, Tipperary ditto 23} 5 7 dk. brn grey ruddy ditto 30 Mar. Limerick one front tooth deficient 878' Rifle Brigade Rathrum, Wicklow ditto 29} 5 61 It. brn grey fair black; drab 7 April Winchester — ditto Dublin printer 24} j 7& brown blue frosh 3 April Dublin recruit, finally approved 15858i Roy. Artillery Notiingham labourer 20 S 6 brown grey fresh plain 30 Mar. Woolwich wart on each hand 17799 ditto Bath tailor 18 5 7 brown brown sallow regiments) 27 Mar. ditto 16070 ditto Donagliadee, Down servant 24 5 10} dark hazel fresh plain 30 Mar. ditto tattcoed on left arm 241 ditto Saxmundham, Suffolk labourer 29} 5 101 brown hazel fresh regimental 30 Mar. ditto 1295 ditto Greenwich, Keat clerk 21J 5 8 brown blue fresh ditto 25 Mar. ditto took great coat 16682 ditto London labourer 19 5 5} brown hazel fair ditto 26 Mar. ditto 341 ditto Stonehuuse, Glo'ster groom 23} 5 81 brown grey fresh ditto 4 April ditto part of anchor tattooed on rigfif arm 1363 ditto Bristol clerk 30} 5 91 dk. bm brown fresh ditto 10 Mar. Portsmouth 2666 ditto Hastings, Sussex painter 25} 5 7 It. brn grey fresh ditto 28 Mar. C' at ham tattooed on right arm 17855 ditto Newca- tle, Limerick labourer 19 5 4} brown grey Iresh ditto 30 Mar. Warley lost two teeth 2805 ditto Bigjan, Lanark Killeeu's, Cork miner 19 5 5 dk. brn grey sallo* ditto 28 Feb. Aldershot off furlough to Biggan 8297 Rl. Engineers olerk 22 § 5 7 dk. brn bluo fresh ditto 26 Mar. ditto off pass to London 7213 ditto Lacker, Galway ditto 25 5 10} auburn grey fresh ditto 3 April ditto off pass — 18th Foot Cluff Duff, Antrim labouror 24 5 6} auburn blue fresh brown; tweed 28 Mar. Belfast recruit, not surgically inspected — 19th Foot Elleud, York clerk 19 5 61 brown blue fresh black; tweed 31 Mar. Bradford ditto — 26th Foot ( Cars, Armasth labourer 23 5 6} brown grey dark twee 1 80 Mar. Hawick recruit, surgically inspeoted — 48th Foot Liverpool ditto 20 5 5 It. brn brown fresh brown; cord 29 Mar. Liverpool recruit, not surgically inspected it'tli Foot Drumlane, Cavati shoemaker • 23 5 7} dk. brn brown fresh 28 Mar. ditto ditto IrtU Foot Dublia bricklayer 23 6 0} tk. brn grey fresh tweed 27 Mar. ditto diit j — ditto Liverpool labourer 18 5 5} brown grey fresh brown; cord 29 Mar. ditto ditto — 61st Foot Kilmore, Kerry ditto 19 5 8 brown grey fresh brown 30 Mar. Shrewsbury recruit, surgically inspected — 71st Foot Dundee shoemaker 24 6 6} dk. brn hazel dark black 25 Mar. Dundee ' R. W.' an 1 star on right arm ; recruit — 79th Ftfot Glasgow miner 18 6 5} brown hazel fresh black; t< veud 28 Mar. Glasgow recruit, not surgically inspected — ditto ditto ditto 18 5 6 Ik. brn hazel fresh blue ; moleskin 28 Mar. ditto ditto — 80th Foot Sheffield woodturner 24 5 6 dk. brn grey frosh tweed 4 April Sheffield ditto — 90th Foot Hartley, Staffordshire minor 21 5 8} dk. brn grey dark blue pilot; mole 29 Mar. Warwick ditto — 90to Foot Sheffield brassborer It, 5 6} dk. brn hazol sallow blaok ; drab 5 April Leeds reoruit, not surgically inspected — ditto Glasgow labourer 19 5 5} fair blue fresh light jacken; cord 2 April Glasgow ditto — 92nd Foot Campbeltown, Argyle carter 19 5 10} It. bm blue fresh moleskin jacket 30 Mar. diet > ditto — 108th Foot Loudon Ubourer 19 6 6 brown blue fresh brown; tweed 2 April Brentwood soar on left cheek; recruit 3 ! 7 R yal H. Gds Be Imiuster, Somerset framemaker 23 5 11 brown hazel Iresh plain 30 Mar. London recruit, finally approved 929 2n iDrag. Gds. Qla'gow cleri 21! 5 7 dk. brn hazel fresh regimental 11 April Canterbury D 9J1 ditto C'ia hail labourer 201 5 7 dk. bra hazel fresh ditto 6 April ditto 756 3rd Drag. Gds M ltnMwbry. jLoicstr ditto 23$ 5 7 black bazel fresh ditta 21 April ditto 776 ditto vVootwich carpenter 22 5 9 orown hazel fair ditto 12 April ditto « r, i ith Drug. Gds. Gifford, Haldington shoeinusm. 5 8S brown blue fair ditto 6 April Dublin - • • -- ti i. george Webb james O'Brien John Williams Patrick O'Brien Daniel Sullivan Robert Williamson William Kerr Edward McCabe Henry Cunnington William Burgess John Robinson Francis Williams Robert Gardiner Francis Moore George Vale Robert Douglas James Burns John W. Brown frank Imbert Peter Addison • james Saunders James Boland Owen Gaffney James England John K. Farrell William Reiden robert daly joseph Kirby charles pickford Isaac Stokes Alan Jebone, London Tramore, Waterlord Dublin Wakefield Bolton, Lancashire H' lb on, Lon lon Doonane, Queen's Cheltenham Ashow, Warwickshire Bi'sion, Staffer 1 servant labourer | carpenter . printer ; weaver labourer ! miner \ servant ditto engineer 25} 25 28 22 26 22 21 18} 33 21} 10} 9} 61 8 6} 7} 8} 9 8? 7} brown It. brn dk. brn It. bm dk. bm It. bm It. bm It. bm It. bm brown bazel blue grey grey dk. brn blue grey grey hlue blue Ires li fair dark fair fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 20 April 20 April 22 April 7 April 16 April 17 April 19 April 23 April 12 April 6 April Newbridge ditto ditto Brighton ditto ditto ditto Aldershot Canterbury York scar right side of neck took part of reg. nec. ditto lost two molars took part of reg. nec. off pass to London D i took the whole of reg nec. white ma k inside left tLigh burn on right hip took part of reg. nec. broke out of barracks ditto scar of burn on left arm D D D : scars on forehead john Welsh William Cooper william baker George Hinchcliffe Denis Ryan Reuben Wallis Alfred Mitchell Dugald Sinclair i .. ashby William Hartley ti'. tl 87 661 5< i6 211 4S0 333 361 133 3537 9th Lnneer « 12th Lancers ditto 13th Hu- sars ditto 11th Hussars ditto 16th Lancers 1 - 11 HiK- xrs Military Train Cariiiart hen Newcastle- on- T. vnc St. Pancras, London Penis on <, York Clot akilty, Cork Hanker- ton, Wilts Birmingham Edinburgh Preston, Lancaster Mnnche- ter shoemaker moulder engineer tailor mason groom locksmith baker labourer carter 23} 28 26 30} 25} 22 25 25 29 23 7} 61 81 5 7} 5} da. bro brown brown dk. brn brown black brown It. bm dk. bm light thomas Gillings Frederick North Peter Kennedy charles Baldock Thomas Gourley George Cooper Thomas Mollett Richard Gale Henry Fowler Vihe I V. i. on blue dk. bm blue hazel grey brown hazel hazel browri grey fresh fresh fresh Sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fail- plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 13 April 115 April 21 April 19 April 10 April 6 April G April 20 April ; 18 April 120 April London Sheffield ditto Houri.- low ditto Aldershot ditto Colchester Canterbury Portsmouth 39" 9 2757 2112 3692 2589 8333 3677 3781 3774 1703 duto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Westuiuiste , London Battle, Sussex Dairy, Ayr Kirton, Lincoln Glasgow Biriningha 11 Norwich Brightwalton, Borks Oundle, Northatiiptn. I Gloucester blacksmith labourer ditto ditto moulder * labourer shoemaker groom 191 28} 30} 22} 25} 23} 16 26} 22} 27} 6 5} 6 5 3 5} 10 4} 81 5} brown It. brn brown brown dark brown dk. brn It. brn brown brown hazel blue blue hazel grey grey blue blue grey hazel fresh fresh fair fresh swarth fresh fair sallo iv frosh fresh 18191' Edwin hodgkins 3o35 ditto i'twuwori.' i, Stafford labourer 24} 5 6 181911 John Halloran 2043 ton. Guards Belfast ditto 18} 5 7} 181912 John Simpson 7169 ditto Evertoii, Lancashire * 28 f 5 7} 18191' William Hartley 8 95 ditto Oven lon, York crabber 31} 6 8 181911 William ro tes 582 ditto Battle, Sussex labourer 3M 6 10} 181915 John Morley 884.) ditto Derby diito 28} 6 71 18i91" Thomas Jones 138J ditto Cardiff, Glamorgan gardiner 21 5 81 181917 edward Grady 20- 0 ditio Chelsea, London lath rendor 19} 6 7} 8} 181918 James T g> er 921 ditto Penrith, Cumberland labourer 27} 5 1MB' William Pallent. 1721 ditto fiewa- k, N. tts hri A layer 23t 5 9i ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plush; fustian regimental 8 April 14 April 7 April 7 April 27 Deo. 3 Jan. 2 Jan. U April 13 April 9 April Aldershot Woolwich ditto Aldersiiot Auckland* ditto j ditto Aldershot j ditta i ditto off pass D ; took part of reg. nco. took part of reg. neo. off pass corporal punishment * New Zealand * steel tool maker scars oil face took part of reg. n6c. escaped from escort; pockpitted off pass dk. brn brown It. brn It. bm brown dark dk. brn brown It. brn dk. brn hazel grey hazel grey grey grey brown hazel blue grey dark fresh fresh fresh fair tail- fresh fair fair fair ditto ditto ditto' ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 9 April 21 April 6 April 5 April 8 April 17 April 13 April 31 Mar. 12 April 10 April ditto London ditto ditto Eastbourne London ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. oil'furlough to Hitchen * oil- oloth painter took waist- belt took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. ditto ditto ditto d tto 1819 > 8195' 18195 18195* 181951 i8195fi 181956 181957 181968 181969 James HarringtOn Orlando Crooks Edward Thomas thomas Meades Richard Go nm John Atherston John Reid Edward Ruddrham Edwin Whitney Christopher Briggs 13ol 120S 15) 1 491'! 3il 1521 119 1 865 1886 3588 dui. o Cold. Guard 5 di to ditto ditto Sco"- Fusilie.- s ditto 2 ad Foot . ditto 8rd Foot IViorley, Herts Lambeth, Surrey Singapore, Ii. du Ive-, Bucks 11a! i eib iry, Wilts N'e. viou S ewait* Vber leen Brandon, Sult'oik NorthCrawley, Bucks Halifax, York soi- viint dn'to Sailmaliet- lib < nref butcfui- tailo^ labourer, difw ditto bodWSan 264 19 21} 3 } 24 18} 22 21 20} 32 St n HI 8' g 7} 7i 91 6 6} It. brn light brown brown dk. brn dk. brn brown faii- dark It. 6rtl grey hazel blue grey g'- ey blue hazel | h » iel blue HszSl fair fail- sallow fair fresh sallow fresh sallow fresh fi- esh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 20 April 4 April 18 April 4 April 8 April 5 April 5 April 10 April 14 Apnt 15 April ditto ditto Windsor London Windsor London , ditto Gork Grave e. id ditto ditto took the whole ot reg. nec. D took w. list- belt prckpit. ted • Kiroudbrighf t » pk v aiat- belt an 1 purt of reg. nec. off fttri-' ogh to BttWirt; tattooet on irnu took W- Ut- lelt aid chsco P O L I C E GAZETTE, May 3. DESERTEKS FROM THE MI LIT [ A. SO N\ ME. itr. a. I MO. | WUKliS BOi N, TRADE. til HAIB. William Thomas William Thomas Daniel Williams Edward Williams Leonard Hospital Robert Hughes Thos. Richardson John Rusk John Conlon John Kelly j 680 730 703 6.( 6 [ 1115 i 1310 11442 1566 11631 ! 16i8 Glamorgan* ditto ditto ditto Armagh1, ditto ditto d. tto ditto ditto | Swansea, Glamorgan ! collier ditto ditto Cwm Avou ' Donaoloney, Down [ Tullylisli Tartaraghan, Armagh Seagoe | Armagh labourer ditto file cutter weaver ditto ditto ditto labourer ditto 23 19 24 22 23 26 25 26 25 31 It. brn brown brown dk. brn dk. brn brow1 It. I ® rn bro|—| blue brown blue brown grey JfmtTAOS. » rey fair OOAT & TB0tJ3Bt- f UATB OF DFSBTN. FLACK OF | DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. g> . blue blue blue grey blue fresh frssh fresl fresh fresi frea! fresh fresh in H 10 Oct. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 10 Oct. 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June G June Swansea ditto ditto ditto Armagh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto in gaol supp. in Scotland gone to America ditto transported gone to America * absent from training * absent from training fil) 7o Samuel Leckey i691 ditto Shankhill, Antrim ditto 25 5 6 brown grey fresh — 6 June ditto gone to Australia 61776 James Young 1793 ditto Mullabrack, Armagh ditto 25 5 9 It. brn grey fresh 6 June ditto gone to Scotland 64777 Edward Haughey 11810 ditto Mtgheralin weaver 30 5 6 brown hazel fresh 6 June ditto gone to Queensland 61778 Rich. Livingstone 1817 ditto Seagoe ditto 35 5 9} brown blue fresh . 6 June ditto gone to America 64779 Edward Atkinson 1827 ditto Armagh labourer 23 5 6} brown grey fresh 6 Tune ditto ditto 6478) James Trodden 1920 ditto Shankhill, Antrim ditto 23 5 9 black hazel fresh 6 June ditto ditto 61781 William Loney 2102 ditto Kilmore, Armagh weaver 26 5 9 brown brown fresh 6 June ditto gone to Scotland 61782 James Best 2213 ditto SOHgOiJ ditto 22 5 4 It. brn It. brn fresh — 6 June ditto gone to America 61783 Robert Murphy 2298 ditto Tartara, hau ditto 22 6 6} 4} It. brn hazel fresh 6 June ditto supp. in Glasgow 61781 George Baird 2319 ditto Lougilly ditto 22 5 black brown fresh 6 June ditto gone to Isle of Man thomas Keenan ' John Mathers Thomas Conlon James Dougherty Patrick Murphy Alexander Pringle Richard Johnston thomas Mallon henry McGrann William Carson 2322; 2383 2335; 23641 2145 2514 2520 2533 2539 { « * i2 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Drumcree Shar. khill, Antrim Clonfeacle, Armagh Manchester N w tw n hm It u, Ann gh Armagh Loughgall Tynan Sliankhill, Antrim ditto ditto ditto ditto shoemaker labourer weaver ditto labourer weaver ditto 5 4 | black 5 10 | dk. brn 5 4 j fair 6 dk, brn 4} dk. brn 4 It. brn brown sandy brown brown grey grey brown brown hazel grey hazel grey hazel ha/, el sallow fair fresh fresh fresh lresh fresh fresh fresb fresh 6 June 6 June 0 June 6 June 6 June 6 Juno 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June ditto supp. in England ditto ditto. supp. in Liverpool ditto gone to Queensland ditto ' enlisted ditto ditto ditto gone to America ditto supp. enlisted at Liverpoo ditto eniisti a ditto gone to America George Ruddle Joseph Bealty Jauies Lynch William Keenan James Sands Robert McGuire James Templeton Joseph Baldwin George Constable William Gregory 12620 Armagh* 12674 ditto 12690 ditto 12951 ditto 2995 i ditto 1790 Kerry* 376511st SV. Yk. Rfls 31681 ditto 26031 West Kent 35711 Lancashire Donacloney, Down Mullah rack, Armagh Soiigoe Kilmciv Knocknamuokley Arit'ert, Kerry Manchester Clayton, York Boxley Manchester labourer weaver ditto labourer weaver musician ditto :-: 6J ditto 33} labourer j 24J cane worker 123 8} 6} 10} 8 7 11 4} 7 64 1 black brown brown • black It. brn It. brn brown brown sandy It. brn grey grey hazel brown brown blue grey blue blue fresa fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh sallow fresh fresh plain ditto dark plain 6 June 6 June 6 June 23 May 23 May 21 Oct. 24 Nov. 21 Nov. 11 Mar. 24 Mar. Armagh i ditto gone to England ditto gone to Australia ditto gone to America ditto gc rie to Queensland TraleC " absent from training Pontefract took part of rog. nec. ditto nose orookei Maidstone supposed gone to Portsmouth Salford ! ADMIRALTY, May 3, 1865. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and, Men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service. NAME. 811 IP DESERTED OB DIS CHABGKD FROM. DATE. BATING. H a ^ SIZE. WHEB9 BOBN. Richard Jury Hector, deterter 11 April A. B. 22 6 6 Guernsey Henry Pridham ditto 11 April ditto 23 5 4 ditto John Hudson ditto 17 April boy- 18 5 0} Londou John Newby ditto 17 April ditto 22 4 8 Exmoutb, Devon Samuel Powell ditto 17 April ditto 18 5 4 Northumberland William Hitchins Excellent, deserter 3 April A. B. 21 5 6} Bath James Batwell ditto 12 April ditto .24 Is 1} Glasgow Charles Rivers Industry, straggler 27 April ditto ' 25 5 10 Clapham, Surrey W. Froyne Excellent, straggler 28 April ditto 27 .5 7} Middleton Paul Tingey ditto 1 May private, R. Marines 31 5 7} Shelling ton John Farrer ditto 30 April ditto 31 5 7 B i adford George Henderson alalia, deserter 28 April stoker 41 5 7 Glasgow Benjamin Carson Dauntlrjis, desert- r 9 April ordinary 20 5 6 Leeds James desmond Boscawtn, straggler 25 April boy, 2nd class 16 4 8 London John Price ditto 25 April ditto 16 6 1 Glasbury, Radnor Michael Mosses ditto 2i April ditto 17 5 3 London S. Williams Mutine, straggler 25 April boy, 1st class 19 5 4 Croydon, Surrey George Rumbolt ditto 2osApril ordinary 21 5 2 Chelmsford, Essex Morgan Sheen ditto 2i April A. B. - John Gray ditto 25 April ditto 26 5 6} Berwick, Sunderland Robert Lowrie ditto 25 April ordinary 22 5 6 London Edward Betsworth ditto 25 April sailmaker 30 5 6 Emsworth, Hants Edw. T. James Implacable, straggler 22 April boy, 2nd class 16 5 3 Basingstoke Edward Rooney ditto 22 April ditto 16 4 8} Falmouth, Cornwall John Johnson ditto 22 April ditto 16 4 10 Manchester James Jones Asia, straggler 26 April A. B. 49 5 6 Isle of Wight James Young Wellesley, discharged 27 April boy, 2nd class 16 6 0 Ashford John Brison Excellent, straggler 25 April A. B. 26 5 6 Cost am, Hants W. Cullinane ditto 26 Ap. il ditto 24 6 54 Killarney Patrick Lynch Fox, straggler 21 April boy, 1st class 17 5 5 Cork Francis White Mutine, straggler 23 April carpenter's crew 30 5 7 Liverpool William Tilley ditto 23 April A. B. 25 5 6 Lewisham, Kent N. Davideon ditto 28 April ditto 23 5 6 Dublin john Shea ditto 23 April captain, forecastle 33 5 4 Deptford, Kent Charles Newberry ditto 23 April A. B. 23 6 7 Loudon Samuel Leemux ditto 23 April leading seaman 44 6 6 Manchester George Hammerton Ttitlo 23 April A. B. 22 6 6 London William Austin ditto 23 April ditto 25 5 5 Ramsgate, Kent Thomas Mellows ditto 28 April bov, 1st class 19 6 2} London Alfred Ashman ditto 23 April A. B. 23 5 8 ditto James Cox ditto 23 April bov, 1st clasa 18 S 8 Duuchurch, Worcester William Jacks Revenge, straggler 24 April ordin » rv 23 5 5i Glasgow George Smith ditto 24 April A. B. 36 6 10 Cork John Moran ditto 24 April private, R. Marines 27 5 6 Liverpool James Bennett ditto 24 April ditto 26 5 7 Rcinsey, Hants John Bell ditto 21 April ditto 27 S 8 Ripon, Yorkshire James Maidment ditto 24 April ditto 28 6 7 Bland port, Dorset Henry Napping ditto 24 April ditto 25 5 10} Therne, Buoks James Widgers Cambridge, stiagglor 20 April gunner's mate 30 5 5} Totness, Devon John Bennett Cumberland, deserter 10 April i servant 19 5 2j Gillingham, Keut George Perugia Mutine, straggler 18 April painter, 2nd class 24 5 5} London James Bradshaw ditto 18 April stoker 28 5 7 ditto Robert Seager Osborne, straggler 18 April i AB. 24 6 6 Chatham William Ramsey Cumberland, deserter 6 April stoker, 2nd class 21 6 5 London William Ivey Industry, straggler 17 April A. B. 21 6 8 ditto William Johnson deserter 12 April ordinary 20 4 10 ditto Richard Wilson Fisgard, - t. i- agglcr 12 April ; stoker 29 5 7 Stoke, Norfolk Thomas Davidson Revenge, straggler 18 April gunner, R. M. A. 24 6 10 Carlisle Edward Dunstan Narcissus, d- wertor 6 April j ordinarv, 2nd class 20 5 4 Ouiatantine, Cornwall James Austin Achilles, straggler 18 April captain, maintop 82 5 6 San d ford Courtney , D vn. HAIB. EYES. FACE. MARKS AMD REMARKP. brown jgrey | — light brown brown hazel Drown grey — light dark — brown blue — light grey — brown blue — brown blue fresh brown blue dark light grey ruddy brown hazel — Drown dk. brn — brown grey • — dk. brn brown — It. brn grey — dk. brn hazel — It. brn blue — brown hazel brown blue browD blue — light * rey — light grey brown grey — red grey — It. brn grey fresh brown dark dark brown blue fair brown hazel _ brown hazel It. brn grey — brown dark _ brown blue brown hazel w brown hazel _ black hazel — light blue — light blue — brown 1 lazel — light grey — brown 1 lazel brown blue — It. brn fe'rey — dark blue — brown hazel _ It. brn blue — brown hazel dk. brn hazel It. brn blue freck. brown grey — brown blue to. light blue — brown grey — dk. brn brown — brown blue brown lazel I brown iazel _ brown grey fresh brown blue | — _ I £ 3 reward anchor and bracelet tn right hand ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto £ 1 reward served in Fisgard, Ariadne, and Racer pockpitted, scar on neck scar on chin £ 3 reward served iu Comwallix 10s. reward scar on forehead ditto ditto eirved in Fisgard | serve ! iu Aboukir and Challenger seived in Trajalgar served in Fisgard ship on right arnj; served in Marlborough served in Warrior | ee. ve 1 in Jrresistable I £ 1 reward served in Rinaldo an 1 Fisgard I 10s. reward served iu Cadmus, Cumberland, and Bombay ditto served in Hannibal, Blenheim., and Marlborougn, — ! ditto served iu Ajax, and Marlborough ditto served in Bombay Trafalgar, and Royal Albert ditto servod iu Monarch and Trident ditto served in Fisgard, Persian, and Firebrand ditto sei ved in Cadmus and Rinaldo ditto . served in Express, Marlborough, Driver, and Jason, ditto served in Blenheim ani Challenger ditto served in Cambridge and Marlborough ditto served in Terror and Challenger served iu Princess Royal served in Algiers £' 3 reward served in Cressy, Cadmus, Marlborough, Luviberlana, and Asia £ 3 reward served in Britannia and Hero £ 3 reward served in Megeera and Cumberland £ 1 reward served in Bacchante and Fisgard ditto Forved in Bombay served in Locust, Forte, Narcissus, Seringapatam, and Fisgard ' Britannia' ou left arm ; servei in Narcissus and Canopus No reward will be given in these eases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a regular Police ia organized, but oil reasonable expensei will bo paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. N AMK. DIVISION. WITEBK BOBN. John White William Tarte George Brown Edward Wray Henry Pithers Henry Perry Peter Hopkins Joseph Farley William Thompson Tilden James Cook Woolwich Deal R. Marine Art. ditto Chatham d. tto Woolwich ditto Portsmouth Chatham Denbigh London Tunstall, Yoiksliire London Kensington, London Windsor, Berks Stockport, Chesbiie Navan, Meath Drogheda, Meath Cambridge HUPS. ( 4 a SIZE. IIAIB. ETLS. FACE. COAX & XB0U3XBS. gasfitter 21 6 8 brown grey fresh w hiteBinith 23 5 7} dk. brn hazel fresh labourer 24 5 8 brown hazel fair undress uniform ditto 24} 6 H It. brn grey fresh ditto ditto W} 5 54 tirown hazel fresh uniform ditto 21} 5 6} brown blue fan- ditto carpenter 20 4 5 6} sandy blue fresh labourer 22} 5 8 It. brn hfflel fresh shoemaker 25 5 7i dk. brn grey sallow black; tweed gardener 21} 5 7 brown grey fresh uniform DESBBTN. I DESERTION. MARKS AM) REMARKS 22 April 17 April 22 April 1 April 18 April 13 April 13 April 10 April 10 April 6 April Deal Walmer Portsmouth ditto Chatham ditto Woolwich ditto Guildford Chatham discharge 1 scars r'ght. leg, anchor and ' II. P.' on eacV arc mo'e on neck, scar on left leu. ple, ' M.' on right arm LONDON : PKINTBD FOB HKII MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICK BY HARRISON AND SONS, ST. MARTINV LANE, W. C.