ViibliSOtfi GAZETTE. atttfjcrttgf CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, rejmtea Thieves, and Offenders escaped frc~ n Custody, with the time, the place, and the circumstance of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences who are known but not in custody, and a Description of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description, as accurate as jrasible, of Proper?, that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 4215 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1866. Notice.— It 13 requested that all communications for the pur- pose of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen property, may bear tlie Signature of the person requiring or sending the same, and all applications in reference to the POLICE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to MR. W. D. BURNAJBY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. • • Whenever it is desired that any person shou\ d Be 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, aud an attested copy thereof, together with the 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 EUMSt be prepaid, otherwise tiie insertion will not be made. It is requested that the Names and Descriptions of Deserters and Absentees from the Militia, as well as those from the regular Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, may be addressed to " The Under Secretary of State for War, War Office, Pall Mall, Loudon, S. W.," as they cannot be published without his authority. INFORMATIONS MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. On the night of the 8th instant, the body of a newly born male Child was found in the Horsa Barracks, at the back of Charles- street, Cardiff, wrapped up in'an old tffiittt pinafore, a child's old black frock, and a flour and potatoe bag. A coroner's jury have returned a verdict of ' Wilful Murder.' Information to be given to Superintendent J. Box Stockdale, Cardiff, Glamorganshire.— Bote street, February 12. On the 8th instant the dead body of a female child was found in the River Ise, near Kettering, with a band, apparently part of the band of a woman's skirt, tied tightly round the neck. An inquest was held on the body, and a wrdict of • Wilful Murder' re'urned. Ttie body has been in the water from six weeks to two months Information to be given to the Superintendent Police Office, Kettering, Northampton- shire— Bow- street, February 12. to be given to Chief Constable Jackson, Town Hall, Sheffield. — Bow- street, February 16. Stolen from the person, at the corner of Parliament- street and Bridge- street, Westminster, at the time of the Queen's passing, on the 6th instant, a gold open- faced enamelled dial duplex repeating Watch, English make, with a gold and platina Chain attached. Whoever will give such information to Murray's, 30, Cornhill, as will lead to the recovery of the watch and chain, and conviction of the offender or offenders, Bhall receive £ 20 reward.— Birw- itreet, February 12. Stolen about 1 a. m. on the 28th ultimo, from the person of Charles Warner, of Stowupland, miller, a silver hunting Watch, engine- turned, capped, lias * Charles Warner, miller, Badingham,' scratched on inside of cases with a pin, a silver Albert attached. SPENCER FORD, of Stonham, labourer, and JOHN FORD, of the 19th Regiment of Foot, are charged with the offence, by warrant ; the latter has since been appre- hended, and committed for trial at the ensuing sessions, the former is still at large : he is 26 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fresh complexion, light brown hair, grey eyes, long visage ; dressed in ehabby dark clothes aud cap ; he has been previously convicted of felony, and has a brother living at No. 9, Bankside, London. Information to be given to the Police, Stowmarket, East Suffolk.— li< nn. § treet, February 9. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING- About 7 p. m. on the 2Pth ultimo a fire was discovered in the stackyard of Mr. C. G. Coates, fanner, of Langton- by- Horncastle, supposed caused by an ii. cendiary, and three stacks of Coin aud one stack of Straw were wholly Consumed. £ 50 reward, in addition to the reward of £ 40 which has been offered,' will be paid bv Her Majesty'; Government to any person who will give such information aud evidence as shall lead to the discovery and conviction of the offender or offen- ders, and Sir George Grey will advise the grant of Her Majesty's gracious pardon to any accomplice, not, being the person who actually set fire to the property, who will give such evidence as shad lead to the same result. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Horncastle, Lincoln- shire.— Bow street, F bruary 12. FORGERY Description of a man who presented at Messrs. Brightwen and Gilleit's, Finch- lane, City, on the 6th instant, a forged Bill for £ 888 5s. Sd„ aud who upon the forgery being detected made his escape from the office : a foreigner, speaks English imperfectly, about 40 years ot age, 6 feet 7 inches high, dark hair and mou- tache, olive coloured eyes, sallow complexion, pensive countenance ; dressed in dark clothes ; wore a false beard and moustache. Information to be given at the City Detective Police Department.— Bow- s'. rett, February 19. ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON- Stolen from the person of a gentleman about 10 p. m. on the night ot the 16th instant, while at the end of Anderstaff- lane, Burton- on- Trent, an old- fashioned gold Geneva Watch, makers J. and A. Aronson, Bangor, with a thick gold Albert Chain attached, information to be given to Inspector Williams, Burton- on- Trent, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, February 19. Stolen about 8' 20 p. m. on the 13th instant, from the person of a gentleman, in Old Millgate, Manchester, a gold lever Watch, maker J. Penlington, Liverpool, No. 4857, cream coloured dial, gold bauds, had attached a gold albert Chain, gold Kej, one side a lion rampant holding a sword, and gold swivel Seal, green stone one side, black aud white the other. Any person giviug such Information as will lead to the recovery of the property aud apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders shall receive £ 3 reward, on application to Chief Constable Captain Palin, Town Hall, Kiug- street, Manchester. — Bow street, February 16. Stolen from the person of a gentleman in Sheffield, on the night of the 14th inst., a gold English lever Watch, No. 6' 028, gold dial, and engine- turned cases, and a plain gold Albert Guard, with an old spade ace Guinea attached. Information BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. •• ,. Between 10 p. m. on the 15th and 7 a. m. on the 16th inst., the shop of Mr. James Mawson, ot Otley, corn and flour dealer, was broken into and entered, aud the following stolen from the till, which was forced open : a £ 5 Yorkshire Bank Note, about £ 3 in Silver, consisting of 6d., 4d„ and 3d.- pieces, and about £ 3 in Copper. Information to be given to Superintendent Sykes, West Riding Constabulary, Otley, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 19. About noon on the 16th instant the dwelling house of Mr. Seth Rawnsley, delver. Idle Moor, was entered during the absence of the inmates, through the cellar grate, and - the following property stolen therefrom : a Sovereign ; three Shillings ; a massive gold wedding Ring ; a new silk Handker- chief, light ground, spotted in the middle and a rose at £ ach corner ; and an old silk Handkerchief, light ground, figured with roses, has two or three boles A man aud a boy of the following description are suspected : man, about 30 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high ; dressed in dark cloth coat and cap, and had a dark rug over his shoulders : boy, about 12 years of age ; dressed in black cloth jacket and cap, and corduroy trousers. Information to be given to Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Bradford. — Bow- street, February 19. On the night of the 8th instant, the school- house at Red- berth, in the parish of Martletwy, in the county of Pembroke, was broken into and the following property stolen therefrom : five white Shirts, nearly n% iv 5 a single- breasted black Frock Coat ; a single- breasted blue Top Coat, with velvet collar ; a pair of light coloured tweed Trousers and vest ; and a gold enamel Ring, set in coral, the prbperty of Mr. Phillip Lewis, Schoolmaster. Supposed by a tramp, who may be wearing the stolen property, as the following were left behind : an old brown cap, an old faded dark jacket, old black trousers, and two legs of stockings. Information to be given to Chief Con- stable Stokes, Haverfordwest, South Wales.— Bow- street, Feb- ruary 16. During the night of the 13th instant, a shoemaker's shop in Caidiff was entered, and the following property stolen therefrom : six pairs of women's elastic- side Boots, three pairs of men's ditto, one pair of men's nailed Boots, one pair of boy's ditto, and one odd Boot. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Stockdale, Cardiff.— Bow street, February 16. On the night of the 13th instant, the shop of Mr. R. Parker, of Fakenham, was entered during his absence, by picking the lock of a back door, and the following Watches were stolen : 1 metal case Geneva, No 4225. 1 silver hunter, No. 19301. 5 silver pair case, Nos. 18228, 9529, 4574,12164, and 1079. 1 consular case, No. 11889. 1 French consular, winds up on face. 1 English consular, seconds dial, the balance broken. 1 double- bottom hunter. 1 double- bottom consular. 1 large pair case, No. 73659. 1 small French consular, winds up on face. / 1 consular lever, compensation balance, ' J. Collett' on plate. 1 old metal, painted dial, no hands or outside case. Whoever will give such information to Superintendent Blom- field, Walsingham, Norfolk, er to any Police Officer, that will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property Bhall receive / 10 reward.— Bow- street, Feb 16. Description of a man suspected of the burglary at Sedge- hill House, and advertised in the Police Gazette of the 26th ultimo, and also of- committiig several other burglaries iu Wilt- shire : 30 years of sge, 6 ft. ) ins. high, square and well built, walks erect, short stiff brown hair, little or no whiskers, round full face blotched and pock pitted, large burn or scrofula mark down one side of face, reaching under the chin ; dressed in top and undercoat, supposed to be reversible, one side light, the other dark, light- coloured woollen cord trousers, and side- spring boots ; has somewhat the appearance of having been connected with the ring, sometimes that of a cattle dealer ; is very quiet and reserved in his manner, and generally lodges at small public- bouses, such as hawkers usually stop at. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Rowde, Devizes, Wilts. — Bow- street, February 16. Between 7 and 8 p. m. on the 8th instant, the warehouse of W. H. Howorth, Esq., at No. 8, Heaton- street, Blackburn, was broken and entered, and 29 lbs. of Gold Plate on bobbins, in 1 lb. brown paper parcels, with ' B. C.' marked thereon, the whole wrapped in one parcel of brown paper, stolen there- from. The gold plate is used for heading calico cloth in weaving. Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders will receive £ 5 reward, on application to Chief Constable Joseph Potts, Town Hall, Blackburn, Lancashire.— Bow- street, February 12. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Description of a young man who hired a bay nag Mare, 15 hands high, rising 6 years old, blister mark under the throat, a small lump on the near shoulder on which the hair does not grow, a saddle, in good condition, a double rein bridle the head of bittoon bit having been mended, also a catgut riding Whip, mounted with silver wire, the property of II. W. Taylor, livery stable keeper, Oxford, to go for an hour's ride, on the afternoon of the 14th instant, and has absconded with the same : he is known by the name of PARKER, about 22 years of age, about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, and slight moustache ; dressed in a black frock coat, high crown hat ; states he is a member of the medical profession, and is traveling the country with a man calling himself Professor Russell, who is about 50 years of age, stout made, frequents market towns, selling some- thing to cure corns, and the toothache ; he has a wife, two daugbtei' 3, and two sons, one about 20 years of age, who sells similar articles, . as the father, the other about 3 years of age. The man Parker is paying his addresses to the youngest daughter, they are well known in Aylesbury, Bucks, and Thame, Oxon. Information to be given to Mr. Lucas, Town Hall, Oxford, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, Feb. uary 19. Found on Eversley Common, Hants, on the 2nd instant' and supposed to have been stolen ; a chesnut mare Pony, about 12 hands high, white star on forehead, in low condition, shod all round. Information to be given to Superintendent Howard, Hants Constabulary, Aldershot.— Bow- street, February 19. Absconded from Luton, on the 13th instant, charged with stealing a Sheep, THOMAS COX, labourer, about 45 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, stout make, dark brown hair and whiskers, full . face, sallow complexion, rather flat nose, and stoops ; dressed in dark brown coat and vest cord trousers, and black cap : he is very much addicted to drinking. Information to be given to Superintendent S. Pope, Luton, Beds, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- st., Febiuary 16. Supposed to have been stolen from a meadow in Catteshall- lane, Godalming, Surrey, on the night of the 13th instant, the property of Mr. J. H. Brown, wine merchant, a dark chestnut Mare, aged, 13 hands high, long mane and tail, a white stripe down the forehead, aud one hind fetlock white ; also a bay Colt, rising 3 years old, about 14 hands high, white star on forehead, and black legs : both horses are iu good condition. Information to be given to Superintendent Burt, Borough Police Office, Godalming, Surrey, who will pay all reasonable expenses.— Bow- street, February 16. Found on the 19th ultimo, supposed to have been stolen, and. now at the ' Rose and Crown ' public- house, Wandsworth, a dark brown mare Pony, 13 hands high, grey hairs about head, white spot between nostrils, in low condition, no shoes, bridle on.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, February 14. Supposed to have been stolen from a farmyard in the borough of Stamford, on the night of the 12th instant, the property of Mr. George Bunney, a dark brown Cob, 5 years old, 14J hands high, rat tail, light brown nose, small sand crack on inside of each fore foot, and recently shod. i,' 12 12s. reward will he paid to any person who shall give such infor- mation as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the horse. Information to be given to Superintendent Ward, Stamford, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, February 14. Stolen from a crewe yard, belonging to Mr. J. Burgess, of Edenham, Lincolnshire, during the night of the 26th ultimo, a small thick light brown Mare, between a cob and cart mare, about 14 hands high, rising 3 years old, very short mane ( caused by rubbing^, long switch tail, white star on forehead with narrow streak of white at bottom ot same, white off hind heel, answers to the name of ' Diamond '; also a buff Halter with leather reins, bit jointed in the middle. Has been traced through Retford, Scrooby, Doncasterto Long Hack worth, near Pontefract, West Riding of Yorkshire, in the possession of a man, 22 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, muscular made, dark complexion, black hair cut short behind, small black whiskers meeting under chin ; dressed in dark velveteen coat, long dark vest with white buttons down the front, tight cotton cord trousers, strong half boots with heavy soles, dirty black cloth cap with piak, and had the appearance of a potter: he joined a party of gipsies and potters who bad eight or nine horses in their possession, and had been encamping about nackworth, Wintbridge, snd Hardwick, near Pontefract. They lelt that locality on or about the 30th ultimo. Whoever 9 POLICE GAZETTE, February 19. will give such information as shall lead to the recovery of the horse and conviction of the offender shall receive £ 5 reward. Information to he given to Superintendent Pidgeon Police Station, Bourn, Lincolnshire— Boio- street. February 14. Absconded from Alvechurch, Worcestershire, on the 1st ultimo, charged upon n warrant with stealing six Sheep the property of Mr. John Alfred William", his master : JAMES ARCHER ahout GO years of age, 5 feet C or 7 inches high, light brown curly hair, large bushy whiskers meeting under chin aud turning grey, long hooked nose reaching nearly to his mouth, and very small eyes, walks clumsily as lie is splay footed, and has the appearance of a rough navvy or drover; dresses in breeches and generally leather leggings which fit ti » ht to the lego. Is supposed to be known in the neighbour- hood of Bridgnorth and in Wales. Information to be given to Superintendent Humphries, King's Heath, near Birmingham, who will pay all reasonable expenses upon his apprehension.— Bow- streei, February 12. Supposed stolen from a field at Alverthorpe, during the night or the 2ud instant, ihe property of Mr. Robert Broad- bent butcher, of Wakefield, - 3 fat Ewes, of the Yorkshire Woolds breed, marked with three led dots on the rumps, and one with two dots of blue on the back. £ 1 reward will be paid by Mr. Robert Broadbent, to anv person or persons giving such information to Superintendent Hall, West Riding Con- stabulary, Wakefield, as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the ottender.- Bow- street, February 0. During the ni- ht of the 0th instant, a half- bred Ram was killed while pasturing in a field at Bolton, in the occupation of John Bankart, Esq., and the carcass and skin was after- wards carried away. The ram was marked with red ruddle on the left hind quarter, and the letter ' B.' in tar on the libs of near side, and the wool will have a smutty appearance from the effects of smoke. A reward of £ 10 will be paid by Mr. Bankart to any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Bradford.- Low- street, February 9. LARCENY AND EMSEZZLE. MEKT Description of a young man who absconded from his lodgings in Beaconsfield, Bucks, on the 15th instant, charged with stealing a Watch, which has since been found pledged in the name ot Gardener : he is about 20 years of age, 6 feet 4 or 5 inches high, dark brown hair, fresh complexion, round featuies. no whiskers; dressed in a black felt French hat, grey overcoat, dark cloth trou: ers; and old side spring boots ; states he is a printer, and a native of Pembroke, to which place he is most likely gone. Information to be given to Inspector Hall, Beaconsfield, Bucks.— Bow- street, February 19. Stolen on the 13th instant, from No. 37, Brompton- road, the sum of 10s.: By a lad, 16 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, fresh complexion, dark hair and eyes ; dressed in a short drab'coat pockets behind, dark trousers and cap.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, February 19. Stolen on the 14; h instant, from No. 56, Rathbone- plac?, Oxford- street, the sum of £ 4 3s. 6d. : By a man, 20 years of age, 5 feet ( i inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, and Ion" features ; dressed in a brown striped . coat, cord trousers, and" 5 black cap .— Metropolitan Police, E Division. February 19. Stolen on the 13th instant, from No. 2, Eton- terrace, Haverstock- hill, a fancy gilt Clotk, with figures representing, angels on top, maker Burton, 39, Oxford- street ; by two men of " the following description, one, 35 years of age, 6 feet 9 inches high, dark complexion, hair, and whiskers ; dressed in dark clothes aud black hat.— Metropolitan Police, S Division, February 19. Stolen on the 12th instant, from the ' Oak ' public- house, Maple- road, Surbiton, the sum of £ 4 : by a maD, 23 years of 5 feet 4 inches high, dark hair and complexion, and belongs to the 3rd Surrey Militia ; dre- sed in dark coat and trousers.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, February 19. Description of JAMES SMITH, alias STAMPING JIMMY, late of Market Rasen, drover, who absconded on the 11th instant charged with embezzling the sum of £ 4 5s., the property of his master, William Procter: about 45 years of age, about 5 feet 6 inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair and thin whi- kers, small eyes, walks flat- footed and stoops when walking, his ancles are weak and he appears to have but little use in tr. eia, wears bandages from his knees to his ancles, hands deformed and drawn inwards ; dressed in white billycock hat with black hand, short smock buttoned down the front, woollen cord trousers mended on front of legs with cotton cord of smaller rib, and strong lace- up boots nearly new. A reward of £ 1 Is. will be paid by the said William Procter, and a further reward of £ 1 Is. by the Market Rasen Association, to any person or persons giving su<; h information as may lead to the apprehension of the offender. Information to be given to Superintendent Barsby, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, February 19. Absconded on the 6th instant, charged with embezzling £ 57 9-!. 9d., the moneys of Mr. Adams, Hosier- lane, JAMES DOVEY, warehouseman, 38 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, dark brown hair, dark eyes and complexion, slight moustache, no whiskers ; dressed in brown overcoat, speckled trousers, red and black flannel shirt, brown cotton drawers, brown tie, paper collar, and sidespring boots. Information to be given to the Inspector on duty, Smithfield Station, London, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 16. Description of JAMES BATTYE, who absconded on the 16th ultimo, from Bradford, charged with embezzlement: about 3S years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, slight, but well built, rather bald, brown hair, moustache, and whiskers, thin face, sallow complexion, prominent dark eyes ; generally dressed in a blue pilot monkey jacket with horn buttons, figured woollen shirt, and billycock hat. He is a good cricket and billiard player, and it is supposed that he will endeavour to leave for America or Australia. A warrant has been issued for his apprehension, and £ 25 reward will be paid for such information as shall lead to his apprehension, on application to Chief Con- stable Grauhan, Bradford.— Bow- street, February 16. Description of JAMES GWILLIAM, of Michaelchurch- Eskley, Herefordshire, who is bailed for trial at the next Hereford Quarter Sessions, on a charge of stealing four Pigs ; it is suspected that he is about to leave the country, and a warrant has been issued for his apprehension : he is about 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, dark hair, and small whiskers round chin, dark complexion, rather keen eyes ; dressed either in a billy hat, dark velveteen jacket and vest, washed cord trousers, aud strong lace- up boots, or in dark cloth jacket, vest, and trousers. He is accompanied by a woman passing as his wife, about 19 years of age, stout, and fresh look- ing ; generally dresses in a dark cloak. She has three brothers in America, where it is supposed they are going. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Weobly, or to Police Sergeant Davies, Whitney, Herefordshire.— Bow- street, February 16. Description of GEORGE WHARMBY, charged with stealing from the dwelling- house of James Chadwick, at New Mills, Derbyshire, on the night of the 10th instant, a Jacket, Vest, and pair of Trousers, all red or brown woollen cloth ; and a satin Handkerchief with white plaid stripes : he is about 20 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, walks very slovenly, is a miner, and is supposed to have gone to Silverdale, Stafford- shire, to work at sonde tunnel. Information to be uiven to the Superintendent of Police, Chapel- en- le- Frith, Derbyshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 16. Stolen on the 9th instant, from No. 129, Mount- street, Berkeley- s quare, the two sides ot a gold Head Ornament, about, U inch wide at centre, tapering off, set with diamonds forming roses and leaves. By a man, about 21 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high ; dressed in dark clothes.— Metropolitan Police, C Dicision, February 14. Absconded on the 30th ultimo, charged with embezzling the sum of £ 381, the moneys of Me.- srs. Charles Macintosh and Co., indiarubber mauuf cturers, Cannon- street West, his em- ployers, and a warrant has been granted for his apprehension : JAMES CAMPBELL, late a collector, about 35 years ot age, 5 feet 6 inches high, light hair and eyes, fair complexion, and small sandy beard; dressed respectably; resided up to the time of his absconding at No. 28, Esmond- road, Grove- road, Victoria ParK. Information to be given to Inspector Hamilton, City of London Police, Detective Office, No. 26, Old Jewry, London, E. C.— Bow- street, February 14. Stolen on the 7th instant, from 37$, Clifton- street,; Shore- d'tch, a black cloth Overcoat, a ditto Oxonian, and / a ditto Vest: by a man, 28 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, fair hair, complexion and moustache ; dressed iu light grey jacket, black trousers, and felt hat.— Metropolitan Police, G Division, February 12. Further information respecting EDWARD JONES, advertised in the Police Gazette of tile 7th instant, charged with embezzlement: he is lame, one leg being shorter than the other. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Aberayron, Cardigan.— Bow- street, February 12. Description of THOMAS HOLMES, alias TOM CORN- WALL, charged with stealing, on the 6th instant, from his lodging at Celcen, the property ot John Pugh, a dark tweed Coat, two pockets outside, one inside left breast, cloth buttons ; a black cloth Vest, buttons up to the neck, black buttons ; a pair of pilot cloth Trousers, black metal buttons ; a black cloth Cap, with leather peak and strap, brass button on each side ; a new dark moleskin Jacket, lined with white flannel, two pockets outside and two inside, large dark buttons ; a new pair of elastic Braces, with leather straps ; a pair of navvy Boots, with large nails, two rows outside aud three inside ; a Turkey red silk Hankeichief, a white ditto, and a red twilled cotton Neckerchief : 25 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark com- plexion, hair, and whiskers under chin, upper teeth black, has a large lump on the back of right ear, wnd lisps. He will probably be found at some railway in course of construction. Information to. be given to Superintendent Thomas, Mold, Flintshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 12. Absconded from Nottingham on the 22nd ultimo, charged with embezzlement, WILLIAM ROBIN.- ON, 28 or 30 years of age, 6 feet 9 inches high, florid complexion, brown hair, very bald on crown of head, long sandy beard and whiskers, inclines his head a little forward when walking ; dressed when last seer;, in light overcoat, black- trousers aud vest, and high bat ; he is a grocer's assistant and is supposed to be in some seaport town, about to embark for Am*- rica. Information to be given to Chief Constable J. Freeman, Borough Police Station, Nottingham, who holds a warrant for his apprehension. — Bow street, February 12. Stolen from William Cowl, of Saint Dominick, Cornwall, on ? he 31st ultimo, by breaking open a box in a bedroom, £ 21 8s. 3d. in Money, a cloth Coat, a pair of cloth Trousers, a black velvet Waistcoat, a pair of fustian Trousers and Vest, a smock Frock, a pair of militia Boots, aud two Handkerchiefs, Supposed by RICHARD COWL, tvho lodged with his brother: he is about 40 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, dark brown huir, I ittle or no whiskers a lump dh right shoulder about the sizo of an egg, and a scar on foretieid ; supposed to be dressed in some ot the 6tolen clothes ; he has been a soldier for several years. Information to be gfven to Superintendent Stevens, Saint Germans, Cornwall, who holds'a warrant for his appre- hension.— Bow- street, February 12. Absconded on the 3rd instant, from the service of J. W. Ledger, corn factor, Lyon Wharf, Upp, r Thames- street, charged on a warrant with embezzling £ 27 10s.: ED MUND POWELL, a native of Aberyswitli, a cleiK, about 21 years ot age, 5 feet 5 inches high, thin and sickly looking, dark hair, no whiskers, and fond of visiting music Halls; dressed respectably in dark clothes. Information to be given to Inspector Foulger, Bow Lane Station, E. C.— Bow- street, February 12. Absconded from Merthyr Tydvil, on the 27th ultimo, JOHN GARNER, a working watchmaker, haviDg stolen a silver lever Watch, maker Robert Moseley, Swansea, No. 3059, and a silver Geneva ditto, silver dial and dark figures, the pro- perty of Thomas Davies : he is a native of Coventry, 26 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, fresh complexion, thin face, dark brown hair, thin dark moustache and beard, and dressed in dark clothes ami bowler hat. £ l reward will be paid upon his apprehension. Information to be given to Superintendent Wreriri, Glamorgan Constabulary, Merthyr Tydvil. — Bow- street, February 12. Stolen on the 2nd instant, from No. 7, Eaton- place West, Pimlico, a silver Waiter, embossed; twelve Bilver- handled Knives, crest— a lion's paw holding a trefoil; a moderator Lamp ; and two Blankets. By a man, 45 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, long features, dark hair and whiskers; dressed in black, and black hat .— Metropolitan Police, B Divi- sion, February 9. Description of THOMAS LUTON, charged with stealing thirty pieces of Deal Boards from a brickyard at ArgoB Hill, Rotherfield, Sussex, the property of Jarvis Kershaw, railway- contractor, the boards have been recovered : 40 to 45 years of age, 6 feet 9 or 10 inches high, fair complexion, light brown hair, small whiskers rather sandy, slight figure, a native of Hampshire, near Portsmouth, a btickmaker ; dressed in a dark brown jacket, cord trousers, blue guernsey, dark round hat, and heavy half boots. It is supposed that he may be found in some of the brickyards in the neighbourhood of London. Information to be given to Serjeant Peerless, Mark Cross, Tunbrid^ e Wells, who holds a warrant for his apprehension, or at any Police Station in East Sussex.— Bow- street, February 9. Absconded from Ford Brook, Rotherfield, Sussex, charged with stealing, on the 28th ultimo, iu company with JAMES CRITTENDEN, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 2ad instant, £ 10 in Gold, a purple corded dress, two white cotton Petticoats, two Nightdresses, two Chemises, two pairs of linen Drawers, three Pocket- handkerchiefs, and sundry other articles of Wearing Apparel, the property of Joseph Lilley : a man, known by the name of OLD JIMMY, a labourer, native of Hampshire, aboutXiO years of age, 6 feet 5 or 6 inches high, fresh complexion, hair turning grey ; dressed in a new white slop, spotted cloth coat over, cord trousers, new leather leggings, and dark cap ; walks rather stooping. Information to be given to Superintendent Peerless, Mark Cross, Tuubridge Wells, who holds a warraut for his apprehension, or at any Police Station in East Sussex.— Bow- street, February 9. Absconded from Ford Brook, Rotherfield, Sussex, on the 28th ultimo, charged with the abduction of a girl named Mary Ann Lilley, under the age of 16 years : JAS. CRITTENDEN, alias DADDY, 27 or 28 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, pale complexion, dark hair uud whiskers meeting under chin, slight figure, a native of Hollington, near Hastings, Sussex, a brick- maker, and has been a sailor; dressed in a light blue slop bouud round the bottom, blue guernsey under, cord trousers, buff leather leggings under trousers : and a man known by the name of OLD JIMMY, about 60 years of age, 5 feet 6 or C inches high, fresh complexion, hair turning grey, a native of Hampshire, labourer ; dressed in a spotted cloth coat, new white slop, cord trousers, new leather leggings, and dark cap. 1 he girl is 15 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fair complexion, light brown hair, blue eyes, stout ; dressed in a black dress shepherd's paid shawl ( small pattern), black crape bonnet, trimmed with black silk, earnings with horseshoe pattern drops; Crittenden and the girl are supposed to be at Chatham, Dover, or Gravesend. Warrants are granted for the apprehension of ~ Crittenden t\ nd Old Jimuiy. Information to be given to I Sergeant Peerless, Mark Cross, Tunbridge Wells, or at any Police Station in East Sussex.— Bow- street, February 9. FELONIES ( Not otherwise described). During the night of the 14th instant, the church at W ymington. in the county of Bedford, was feloniously entered by meuns of skeleton or other keys, the chest broken open, and the Communion Service stolen thentrom, consisting of a large old- fashioned pewter Cup with lid, containing a black bottle with wine; a white metal Alms Dish, about 9 inches in diameter; a silver Paten, 6 inches in diameter; a silver Chalice, about 6 inches high and 4 inches in diameter ; a white Tablecloth aDd Napkin ; the poor box was also forced open, but the contents had been previously removed by the rector. Information to be given to Superintendent Carruthers, Sharn- brook, Bedfordshire.— Bow- street, February 19. Absconded a man of the following description charged with rape, in Slyne, about 5 p. m. on the 12th instant: a hawker, about 24 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, very- dark hair, whiskers under chin ; dressed in cloth cap with large peak and a brass button on eaili side and dark clothes. He had with him a small pack with a dark glazed cover, and a blue . round box, about a foot deep, containing a muff, for sale. Information to be given to Superintendent J. Clegg, Skerton, near Lancaster.— Bow- street, February 16. Desciiption of EDWARD HARRINGTON, alias THE MAJOR, who absconded from Much Wenlock on the lst inst., charged under a warraut with an unnatural offence with a pig : lie is about 33 years of age, about 6 feet 9 inches high, brown hair and whiskers, brown complexion, and generally dressed ia a brow n fur cap, white slop, brown moleskin or cord trousers, and walks erect; was formerly in the Shropshire Militia, and generally works in stone quarries, or breaks stones on turn- pike ro « ds. Information to be given to Police Constable Turner, Much Wenlock, Salop, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 14. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Description of a young woman who absconded leaving a male Child, aged 2 months, at a dwelling- house in Bolton, ou the afternoon of the 9th instant : about 19 years of age, tall fresh complexion, light hair, aud very tuli chested, wore a pair of ear- rings, pea pattern, and a gold ring on left hand; dressed in a peach- coloured dress trimmed with velvet, dark shawl over her head, and boots with irons on the heels; she stated that her husband, a boiler maker, left her at Kirkliam, about 3 months ago. Information to be given to Chief Con- stable Harris, Bolton, Lancashire.— Bow- streei, February 14. Description of BENJAMIN PONTA, alias TRIPPIN, charged upon a warrant with an assault with intent, upon Susannah Bettles, on the 2nd ultimo, in the parish of Ticknall: about 40 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, sallow oeinplexion, dark whiskers meeting under the chin, a native of North- amptonshire, where he is well known ; dressed in a dark billy- cock hat, short dark cloth jacket, and cotton cord trousers ; he is a pot hawker, and travels through the Midland Counties, especially in Staffordshire, with a Cart and Pony with bowed fore legs. Infoimation to be given to Chief Superintendent of Police, Newton Solney, near Burton- on- Trent, Derby.—£ oic~ street, February 12. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Description of two men committed to the next quartet sessions for the city of Worcester, charged with fowl stealing ; THOMAS SHUTER, 18 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, weak eyes, oval visage, scar over left eye, cut mark on left thumb ; jjhis been in custody in Hampshire or Dorsetshire, and it is supposed at Birming- ham. JOHN WILLIAMS, supposed fictitious, 21 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fresh complexion, light brown hair, grey eyes, oval visage, little fingers crooked, three cut marks on left thumb, pimples on face, weak thin fair whiskers and beard ; supposed to be wanted in Staffordshire. Information to be given to the Worcester City Police.— Bow- street, February 19. Licence holder No. 2281, GEORGE BEAMEN, who was advertised in Police Gazette of the 24th ultimo, for appre- hension, has been tound, and the apprehension cancelled.— Bow. street, February 19. Missing from her home at Matlock Bank, Derbyshire, since the 11th instant, MARY WALTERS, an apprentice to Miss Simpson, dressmaker, of Chesterfield : she is about 15 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, fair complexion, black hair, brown eyes, rather prominent nose, and good looking ; dressed when last seen in brown gown with yellow stripeB, long black; February 19. POLICE GAZETTE. cloth jacket, black bonnet trimmed with black feather and she is of weak intellect, talks about religion, and believes herself violet velvet; she has R mark above the left wrist like a cater- ~ ~ " MM ' pillar. She left her home with the intention of proceeding to Chesterfield, going by way of Ashover, and has not since been heard of, and it is feared that some ill has befallen her, or that she has met with some foul treatment. Information to be givenjto Superintendent Button, Cromford, Derbyshire. Bow- street; February 19. to be acting under divine inspiration. It is feared some ill has befallen her. Infoamation to be given to Superintendent Bolton, Hamner, Flintshire.— Bow- street, February 14. Description of MORGAN JONES, a miner, who absconded on the 23rd ultimo, from Glantivey, Cardigan, charged with night poaching, at Pontyfeowen, on the 20th m, ..,,„. , , . . ultimo, and for whose apprehension, together with one J. Three men of Jhe following descriptmn have been com- JONES, who has been apprehended, and committed to Cardigan Gaol, for three months, a warrant has been issued : Morgan Jones, is 24 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, fair complexion, sharp visage, grey eyes, light brown hair cut rather short, small light whiskers, slight figure, rather long neck which with head inclines forward, especially when walk- ing ; dressed in a dark blue cloth corded monkey jacket with initted for trial at Blackwood to the ensuing quarter sessions to be held at Usk for the county of Monmouth, charged with stealing Ducks and Fowls from the parish of Bed was on the night of the 3rd instant: JOHN COOK, states he is a native of Watchet or Nid- " Whiutle, Somersetshire, about 23 years of age, 5 leet 7 inches high, stout build, fair complexion, very full face, dark brown velvet collar, and pockets outside, peppet- and- silt tweed cloth hair, no whiskers, has a scar across the left arm just below the trousers and vest, black jimcrow hat, and blucher boots ; he is elbow, which he states was done by cog- wheels while he was 1 supposed to be employed in the coal works at or in the working in a factory at or near Watchet; dressed in moleskin1 *• - *- trousers, vest, white slop, old monkey jacket, and old black cloth cap worn on back of head ; has been working on the Old Rbymney Railway as a navvy ; he is supposed to be fond of poaching, as eighteen rabbit nets were found in his loduings. JOHN TIICKFIELD, states he is a native of East Ouantox- 1 „ „ .... , . j *• head, Somersetshire, about 20 years of age 6 feet 8 hic^ es h Kh i , ° f JOHN DIXON, who stands committed for proportionate make,' fair complexion, light brown hair? rX ' tria' at tl, e " ext H6size3 ,0 be bolden 8t Newcastle- on- lyne, for long and cut very square, very small light whiskers,' round face, good- looking, rather squeaking voice, and has a scar on top ol lett thumb; dressed in moleskin trousers vest old . r ' , L. . r u" monkev jacket, and cap ; he was working aTkdginf'wi lon » ™ 0Q " 0SB- » , ole ° n ^ cheek, two teeth out , u - - • •> ^ 1 B uuu wu" front of upper jnw ; he has seived 4 years in the 1st Brigade - i _ i it ; A .. M I .. I.. ...... 1 1 D n. 11 . l) iv. in' « neighbourhood of Abcrdnre, Glamorganshire, in which locality he is known from his having previously worked there. Information to be given to Superintendent Lloyd, Aberystwlth, Cardiganshire, or to Sergeant Lyons, Tregarou, Cardiganshire. — Bow- street, February 14. !' trial the county of Northumberland, charged with burglary oil the night of the 7th ultimo : 50 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion, dark brown hair ( inclined to grey), grey eyes Cook. ROBERT BEANE3 ( supposed fictitious), states he is a native of Benton, Northamptonshire, about 45 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, rather slight build, dark hair and whiskers ( small) round face, turning grey, grey eyes, stoops a little, has a rather waddling gait, turns his toes out when walking, has lost the third finger of left band, and has a small scar under of the Royal Artillery, and also worked 8 or 9 yeais' in Dixon's Foundry, Muryport, Cumberland. It is suspected that he has been previously convicted of felony. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Wookey, Bulmans Village, North- umberland.— Bom- street, February 14. Description of two tramps committed to Montgomery outer corner of light eye ; dressed in velveteen coat ( fastened Gaol, on the 12th instant, under the Vagrant Act: EDWARD in iront with a piece of leather hoot lace, the coat being too HANEY, an Irishman, about 32 years ot age, about 5 feet small to button), old cord trousers, cord vest with flaps over 0 inches, dark brown hair cut short, hazel eyes small aud pocket6, old j micro w hat ( brim turuing down), and navvy sunken, down looking; dressed in an old black jimcrow hat boots; generally wears a red handkerchief lunnd his neck, ! and old moleskin trousers too short for him, had a black patch loose in tlw navvy style. IJe is working and lodging with on the seat. MICHAEL MARNS, native of Gateshead, Cook and Tuckfield, and has only been in the neighbourhood about 25 years of age, about 5 feet 5 inches high, red hair and three weeks. It is suspected that they have been previously whiskers, wants shaving ; dressed in black cloth jacket, white convicted or have commuted offences elsewhere. Information calico shirt, old moleskin trousers, and black cloth cap. They to be giveu at the Chief Constable's Office, Usk. or to Super- I are supposed to have committed offences e'sewhere. Informa- jntendent H. Fowler, Constabulary Office, Tredegar Iron tion to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Newtown, Works, Monmouthshire.— Bow- street, February 19, Description of a man and woman committed for trial at the adjourned quarter sessions at Maidstone, Kent, on the 1st Montgomeryshire, or to Police Constable Rogers, Montgomery. — Bo- o- itrevt, February f 4. Description of JOHN GREEN, alias JOHN HERMAN, proximo, charged with stealing a Box from the Royal Artillery committed for tiial at the ensuing March Assizes » t Derby, Barracks, Sheerness, on the 12th instant, containing property charged with felony : about 19 years of age, 5 feet 7J inches in Notes. Cash, Bmk Shares, See., of the value of £ 1550 : JOHN WINTER, 33 years of age, 6 . feet G inches high, sallow complexion, daik brown hair and whiskers meeting under the chin ; dressed in dark tweed jacket with pockets at the sides, blue guernsey underneath, cord trousers, black silk necktie, dark cloth cap with peak of same material, all very shabby; states he is a native of Bristol, but has travelled through Kent and Surrey for the last 18 years,' hawking stationery, account books, & c. high, fair complexion, grey eyes, light brown hair, pleasant looking, and proportionately made; dressed in black cloth coat, trousers, ami vest with flowered front ( all much worn), Scotch cap, and blucher boots. Re btates that he is a sailor, a native of Wells, Norfolk, and was discharged from the ship ' Isabella' of London about six weeks ago, and since then has been tramping about the country. He says he has a relation living in Hull who sells watercresses, and another, a fish- monger, living in Templer- street, Leeds. lie had in his posses MARGARET JANE TOUMBES, 26 years of age, 5 feet sion when apprehended £ 1 5s. Cd, iu money j some flish- iiugs 5 or 6 inches high, pale complexion, dark brown hair, cataract and pins; three portraits of young women ; a handsome watch in left eye ; dressed in light print or dark linsey dress, light pocket worked with beads ; and three tickets for pledges at the cloak, black stiaw bonnet trimmed with peach- coloured ribbon and blue strings, black bugles on top; states that she is a native of Portsuioui h, and lived at No. 9, Tower- street. She had a ' Declaration Paper' in her possession, representing herself as Mrs. Jane Powell, wife of Colour Sergeant John Powell, of the 2nd battalion of the 18th Foot, now lying at New Zealand, and that while on her passage to join him she was wrecked. in the ship ' Unicorn,' together with her two children; jh « had obtained several subscriptions oil the paper from, military officers and others, at Woolwich, Gravest- ml, and Chatham. It is supposed that they have been previously conviuted. In- formation to be given to Superintendent T. M. Green, Police Court, Sittingbourne, or to Sergeant Noakes, County Police Station, Sheerness, Kent •— Bow- tired., February 19. undermentioned places : at Mary Louisa Wood's, St. George- street, E., London, October lGtli, 1865, woollen Shirt; at - E. & Martin Mendlesohn's, Hull, December 14ih, Shirt; at William Dunlin's; Hull, December 14th, a silver Watch aud silver Albert Guard. It is suspected that he has cjunnitted offences elsewhere and been previously convicted. 1 nforination to be given to Superintendent Williams, Bakewell, Deibyshire. — Bow- street, February 14. Description of a licence- holder who has failed to report himself to the Colcl'iester'Borounh Police, as required by the Penal Servitude Act, 1864 : JOHN TAYLOR, No. 1888. 40 years of age, 5 feet - 7 inches high, dark complexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, three large scars on chin, small burn mark inside right arm. He was sentenced to four years' penal Description of a man charged with vagrancy at Hemel servitude on the 26th of March, 1862, for housebreaking : his Hempstead, Herts, on the 16th instant, and remanded. He sentence will expire on the 26th proximo. Information to be gives the name of ALFRED YEWER, 19 years of age, about given to Head Constable'Downes, Town Hall, Colchester.— 5 feet 3 inches high, dark curly hair and whiskers, dark coin- j Bow- street, February 14. ( Description of GEORGE CARRIDGE, committed cn the 8th instant, to Northallerton Gaol for 21 days under the Vagrant Act : he is about 35 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, pale complexion, grey « yes, and light brown liair ; stated he was a rabbit catcher, and a iiative of Rendelson, Suffolk ; dressed in an old fustian coat, corduroy trousers, and light coloured cap. Found in his possession, and supposed to have leen stolen, 2 uubleached calico night Dresses, necks and wrist- plexion, stout built, rouud full face, rather deformed in the back; shabbily dressed. He states that his father, James Yewer, resides at No. 9, Yorke- road, Sale- street, Paddington, and was formerly in the D Division of Metropolitan Police. The following Pawn tickets were found in his possession: November 25, at Mr. Smith's, No. 98, Edgware- road, a Vest, 3s. 6d., Yewer ; December 2 at same place, a Coat and Vest, 7s., Yewer ; January 1, at G. R. Croney's, No. 24, Exeter- Sloone- stieet Knightsbridge, a Coat, 8s Wm Vince, bands trimmed witll fHIlcy crotchet tUread edging,( rough dry). No 7, New- road ; January 2, at same place, a feu. , i, l, John , - n mud A Jto hlV8 been laken fro£ ^ sjme d lylor, No. 7, ISew- road. Information to be given to inspector . t Bourn, Police Station, Hemel Hempstead, Herts.— Bow street, Feb- uary 19. ground. Also, THOS. HENDERSON, grocer, committed to North- allerton Gaol on the 10th inst., uuder the Vagrant Act, for 14 Description of two tramps committed to Devizes Prison days; he i- about 45 years of nge, 5 feet 10 inches high, fresh for fourteen days for larceny, and who are supposed to have complexion, hazel eyes, and hair turning grey ; states he is a committed offences elsewhere: JOHN WOOD, a native of native of No. 15, Stockbridge, Edinburgh, very stout figure ; Skipton, Yorkshire, and who has been working ai a smithy- as dressed in a suit of grey tweed clothes, and black high crow* Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Saggerson, a labourer, 21 years of age. 5 feet 5 inches high, dark hair: dressed in dirty dark clothes. EDWARD MUNROE, 24 years of age, 5 feet. 7 inches high, a native of Bradford, York- . Middlesbrough.— Bcw street, February14. shire, turner and fitter, right hand deformed from an accident. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police Devizes, Wilts.— Bow- street, February 1G. Descriplion of a man who gave the name of RICHARD KING, ( supposed fictitious), committed for trial at the Assizes at Monmouth, on the 29th March next, on a charge of high- Description of a licence holder who his failed to report \ way robbery, with violence: he is 19 years of ago, 5 feet 10 himself at the Police Station, Stockton- on- Tees, as rertuired by ] inches high, well made, florid complexion, brown h ur, aud the Penal Servitude Act, 1364: JOHN FOX, No. 7333, 45 hazel eyes; states that he is a native of Hampton, Stafford- years of age, 5 feet high, dark hair turning grey, grey eyes; \ shire, aud that he has lately been working on a i ail way, at was sentenced to 4 years' penal servitude at York Spring Penstord, near Bristol, and was previously working in London nose, and stoutly built; dressed in a white slop nearly new, cord breeches, fustian leggings, brown tweed vest, dark cloth cap with peak of same material, green scarf, and lace- up navvy boots. It is suspected they have committed offences elsewhere, and that they have been previously convicted. Information to be given to Inspector Hedley, Newport Pagnell, Bucks.— Bow- street, February 14. Description of a man who gives his name JAS. BROWN, ( supposed fictitious), committed for trial at the next Assizes, at Newcastle- on- Tyue, upon two charges of felony : about 30 years of age, 5 feet li inches high, stout made, fresh com- plexion, oval face, large romun nose, light sandy hair and whiskers, and blue eyes ; states he was born at Kilbirnie, Ayrshire, but has lately lived about. Neevoastle- on Tyne. It is suspected he has committed offences elsewhere, and to have been previously convicted. Informatiou to be given to Major Browne, Chief Constable, Alnwick, or to Superintendent George Stephensou, Constabulary Office, Hexham.— Bow- street February 14. Description of JEREMIAH DRISCOLL, a native of Ireland, committed for trial at the next assiz- s tor the county of Montgomery, to be holden at Welshpool, on a charge of burglary : 29 years of age, looks older, 5 feet 9 inches high, blue eyes, light brown hair, a tuft of sandy hair on chin, left cheek swollen, nose inclined to right, old scar on neck, second joint of middle fiuger of both hands large and stiff, and dressed in black cord round jacket and trousers, old brown cloth waist- coat, and black clotn cap with peak. It is strongly suspected that he has been previously convicted r> f felony. Information to be given to Superintendent Danily, Newtown, Montgomery- shire.— Bow- street, February 12. Description of a man committed from Wragby, to Louth gaol tor 6 weeks, on a charge of vagrancy : JOHN MURPHY, alias JOHN KELLEY, 60 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, davk brown hah-, very small whiskers, grey eyes, sallow com- plexion, sunken cheeks, very short teeth, scar from cut fr « rn right nostril to cheek, rather large ears, stout built, aud holds his head down when speaking ; dressed in a brown soft billy- cock hat with blown ribbon round it, strip d shirt, magenta neck scarf with fringe at end nearly new, dark brown rough cloth coat, back all in one piece, lined with red plaid lining, pocket in each skirt, cloth buttons on right side, and nearly new, old double- breasted black cloth vest, new cotton cord trousers, white uietal buttons, over which he has sewed several patches of cotton cord of various sorts, also a large patch of white moleskin on the left leg, for the purpose of miking them appear as if they were worn out, a pair of water tight boots, heel plates, 7 rows of small headed nails up tiie s de, he has di figured them by putting in the sole and heels large square headed nails, so that the plates or small nails touch the ground. Also found in his possession, and supposed to have been stolen, a nearly new blue striped shirt ; an uubleached calico Shirt ; a white moleskin frock Coat, pccket in outside of skirt, and in left breast, lined with uubleached calico, black wood buttons 011 front and behind ; a double- breasted white moleskin Vest, lined with new unbleached calico, yellow metal buttons down each bide of front ; and a pair of white moleskin Trousers, lired with unbleached calico ; ( they are all nearly new). Information to be given to Police Constable ( 111), George Porteous, Police Station, Wragby, Lincolnshire, or to Superin- tendent Barsby, Police Station, Market Itasen, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, February 12. Description 6f WILLIAM JONES, alias WILLIAM FOX, who states lie is a native of Llantyllen, Montgomery- shire, a tramping labourer, and can speak Welsh, 40 years of age, 6 feet inches high, fresh complexion, black hair and whiskers, and lost middle finger of right haud ; he was con- victed at the Boro' of Shrewsbury, in March, 1865, under the Criminal Justices Act, for stealing 3 S^ cks, and sentenced to 21 days, in the name of William Fox ; he was dressed in jim- crow black hat, brown mixture jacket, blue plush vest, with white pearl buttons, and moleskin back and sleeves, a dark vest he wore uuder it, four shirts, cord trousers, and boots, all which appear to be stolen from Farm House Buildings, they are remarkable, and can be identified. He now stands com- mitted for trial at the next Quarter Sessions, for the county of Salop, for felony. It is suspected he has committed offences elsewhere, aud to have been previously convicted. Information to he given to Superintendent Baxter, or to Detective Sergeant J. Dovey, Church Stretton, Salop.— Bow- street, February 12. Description of a man who gave the name of THOMAS CROSS, Duston, Northamptonshire, market gardener, charged with stealing a cloth Coat, and a pair of Boots, and remanded to Hertford Gaol until the 14th instant: he is 35 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, oval vi- age, grey eyes, fresh complexion, brown hair, small whiskers, scar on nose, two scars on 2nd finger of right hand, and sight of left eye defective ; dressed in a dark monkey jacket, patched cord trousers, and black cloth cap ; he states that lie has worked iu Nottingham as a gardener, and left about 3 months since. It is supposed that he is wanted for offences committed elsewhere, aud that ho ha3 been previously convicted. Information to be given to Head Constable Jarrett, Her ford.— Bow street, February 12. Left his home, on the 5th instant, JOHN RAYLES, of unsouud mind, 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches hi^ h, dark complexion, thin tacj, black hair, joints ot fingers very thick ; dressed in brown cloth sac coat, grey striped trousers, black clotli vest, black cloth cap, blucher shoes, and large worsted muffler which he generally wears liaugiu^ down in front of tlis breast; walks very quickly. He was last heard from on the 3th instant, at King's- cross Telegraph Station, London, from which place ne sent a telegram to his filtgids for money without giving tiny address. Information to be given to Head Constable W. Chad wick, Town Hall, S'. alybridge.— Bow- street, February 12. Assizes, March Cth, 1862, whicti terra of sentence will expire on the 6th Match, 1866. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Atkinson, County Police Station, Stockton- on- Tees.— Bow street, February 16. Missing from the borough of Walsall, since the 8th inst., JOHN HALL, late a licensed victualler residing there, 55 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, very florid complexion ; dressed, when last seen, in a white hat with a black band, gTey cloth overcoat, black cloth surtout coat and waistcoat, and grey trousers. It is supposed that some ill has befallen him. In- formation to be given to the Chief of Police, Walsall.— Bow- street, February 1G. Missiug from her home at Hanmer, Flintshire, since the 30th ultimo, ELIZABETH GEORGE, wife of Thomas It is suspected he has committed offences elsewhere, or that he has been previously convicted. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Usk, or to Superintendent Fowler, Tredegar Iron Works, Monmouth.— Bow- strcet, Febmary 14. Description of two men committed from Newport Pagnell, to Aylesbury Gaol, for one month each, for vagrancy, ou the 10th instant : JAMES STEVENS, a native of Char. l, 28 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark brown hair, tuft of hair ou chin, and mouBtache; dressed in a dirty white slop neariy new, old fustian trousers, dark brown vest, light velvet cap with leather peak, blue striped shiit, black and red woollen acarf, aud lace- up navvy boots, Missing from his home at Deepcar Iluns'nelf, since the 28th ultimo, ALFRED ARMITAGE, 15 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fair complexion, stout make ; dressed in a black cluth coat and waistcoat, speckled cloth trousers, magenta and black checked woolleu shirt, laced boots, aud low- crowned hat. It is feared he nas met with some foul treatment. Information to be given to Superintendent Greenhalgh, West Riding Con- stabulary, Barnsley, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 12. Left his home, at Erdinston, near Birmingham, on the 24th ultimo, THOMAS SPENCER, an idiot, 40 years cf age, 5 feet 5 inches high, sauow complexion, dark hair," blue eyes , dressed iu dark blown clothes and light cloth cap with peak, no necktie. I' is supposed that some ill has befallen him. Information to ba^ given to Police Constable Alfred Sale, County Lock up, Erdiugton, near Birmingham.— Bow- street, February 12. Ji THOMAS SMITH, a native of Sheerness, Kent, 34 years of I Description of MARY ANN ELLEN TAYLOR, remanded George, about G5 years of age, chort, stout built, full features, age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, light brown hair inclined to be until the 15th instant, for shopliftiu" • 28 years of age, 5 feet large nose, and has the appearance of a person addicted to drink ; sandy, whiskers shaved off, blotchy face particularly about the O. V inch high, dark brown lwr blue eves fresh complexion, February 19. ^ says she was born at Hull; has the mark of a stab near the right elbow, two small scars near wrist, end of thumb gone, second linger crooked and little contracted, scar of boil near left elbow, two cuts 011 forehead, two on upper lip, one on lower lip, one under right eye, one on left cheek, two teeth in upper jaw gone ; dressed iu black. It is supposed that she has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to the Governor of the House of Correction, or to the Chief Constable, City of York.— Bow- street, February 12. Missing from bis home since the 3rd instant, Mr. John Butt, of Bradtord- oo- Avon, farmer : he left by the 3 20 p. m. train'for Bath on that day, and is supposed to have left Bath for Brstol by the 8 40 train the same evening: he is 45 years of age, 6 feet 9 or 10 inches high, pale complexion, grey eyes with a brown speck in one of them, prominent features, erev ha> r and whiskers ( rather thin and shaven from chin), spare make, stoops a little, walks lame from ulcers on left ankle, is in the habit of placing his left hand on his hip, and had with him a brown w dking- stick split near the crook ; dressed in black cloth coat and trousers, black velvet waistcoat, black rough overcoat, coloured flannel shirt, black silk stock and colouied comforter, new black silk hat, maker's name Stephensou. Warminster, elastic- side boots, with a piece of elastic 1.1 into the fiont of tbe left boot. It is feared that some ill has befallen him. Whoever will give such information as shall lead to bis discovery will be rewarded. Information to be given to Inspector Pitney, Bradford- on- Avon, Wilts.— Bow- street. February 12. PROPERTY STOLEM. Stolen between < 5 p. m. on the 15th and 8 a. m. on the 16th instant, from an outhome at the Nongobys Farm, Carlton : two grey Turkey Cocks and one ditto Hen, one grey Drake, two grey Ducks of a very small breed, and one speckled Ham- burg Cockerel. Information to be given to Superintendent Sykes, West Riding Constabulary, Otley, Yorkshire.— Bow- lireet, Fbruary 19. Stolen between 11 p. m. 17th, and 1 a. m. 18th instant, from the dwelling house of Mr. Hatch, Northfleet- hill, one octagon German Clock, five diaper Towels marked ' R. L. Hatch' iu ink, three cotton Diesses, twelve children's white cotton Petticoats, two flannel Shirts, one woman's loose Jacket, several pairs of children's Socks, one pair of boy's black clntb Trouters, one pair ot men's tweed ditto, six silver Table Forks, six silver Dessert ditto, two large silver Table Spoons, two silver Dessert ditto, and five silver Tea ditto, marked ' R. L. H.' Information to be given to Superintendent Everist, Chatham. — Bow- street, February 19. Stolen from a draper's shop in Bolton, on the evening of the 16th instant, about 90 yards of small check Shirting. Information to be given to Chief Constable Harris, Bolton, Lancashire.— Bow- street, February 19. Stolen on the 14th instant, from No. 1, Eltham- place, silver face,\ maker Plumber, jet Chain Lee 1 gold Watch attached. 1 small diamond Ring. 1 large gold Ring. 1 pair of silver sugar Tongs. 1 silver caddy Spoon. 1 small silver pencil Case. 1 gold Brooch with white stone. 1 silver Watch, ' John Chambers' engraved on back. 1 silver napkin Ring. 1 brown silk Umbrella. — Metropolitan Police, R Diiision, February 19. The premises of Mr. Robert Raine, of Lea Marston, were entered on the night of the 14th or early on the 15th instant, and three brown Ducks and one grey Drake were stolen there- from. £ 5 will be paid by tbe Wishaw Association for the Prosecution of Felons, and £ 2 by Mr. Raine, to any person who will give such information as will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Mr. Raine, or to Inspector Boulter, Coleshill, Warwickshire. — Bow street, February 19. Supposed stolen on the 12th instant, from a butcher's shop at Bent ham, near Lancaster, a black Pocket Book, containing two £ 10 Bank of England Notes, Nos. 20977— 39124, Liverpool, May 19. 1 « 65, also two £ 5 Notes, one of the Craven, and the Other of the Lancaster Banking Company. Information to be given to Superintendent Exton, Ingleton, near Lancaster.— — Bow- street, February 16. Stolen from the ' White Cross' inn, Pudsey, on the 12th instant, a black cloth slack- back Overcoat, single- breasted, covered buttons, one pocket outside left breast and one outside each skirt, a tear at lower side of breast pocket which has beeu darned. Supposed by an Irishman, about 30 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, light complexion, black hair and whiskers; dressed in brown tweed coat, black cloth cap, and corduroy trousers. Information to be given to Superintendent Ball, Court House, Bradford, Yorkshire.— Bow- street. Feb. 16. Stolen on the evening of the 12th instant, from Hotweli House, Clifton, the property of Mr. Bolton : a silver Tea Kettle and Stand, a ditto Teapot, a ditto Coffeepot, and a ditto Cream Jug, to match, with initials ' J. M. B.,' and engraved on the kettle is a presentation testimonial to James Bolton ; an Ostiich Egg, mounted in silver ; six silver Table Spoons, marked ' B.'; two dozen ditto Tea Spoons, marked ' B.'; a small silver Cream Jug, chased, initials ( supposed) ' J. E.'; and a silver- mounted Bix- barrelled Revolver. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Handcock, Central Police Station, Bristol.— Bow- street, February 16. Stolen in Newcastle- on- Tvne on the 10th instant, bv means of breakings square of glass in the window of a jeweller's shop, two gold Watches : one a gold lever, maker N. W. Tinkler, Newcastle- on- Tyne, No. 23642, jewelled in eight holes, cream- coloured dial, sunk seconds, steel hands; the other a gold lever, No. 2241, white dial, gold hands. £ 3 3s. reward will be paid to any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property, on application to Chief Constable Sabbage, Chief Police Office, Manors, NewcaBtle- on- Tyne.— Bow- street, February 16. Stolen from a garden hedge at Weston, Salop, between 6 and 7 p. m. on the 7th inst., the property of Robert Roberts, four calico Shirts, one has two patches on tbe shoulder and a spot cf beeswax on tbe neck or collar; an old Shirt with about twelve patches on it in different places; two new Shins; four pairs of grey Stockings, one pair newly- footed, and one pair with white tops and toes; and two ditto odd Stockings, one darker in the yarn than the other. Supposed by tramps. Information to be given to Superintendent Gough, Oswestry, Salop,— Bow- street, February 16. Between 8 30 and 10 p. m. on the 7th instant, a travelling Rug with black ground and red stripes, was stolen from a gig at the ' White Hart' inn, Sturminster Newton. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent John Hammond, Dorset Constabulary, Sturminster Newton, Blandford.— Bow- street, February 16. Stolen from the workshop of Mr. Henry Gegg, of Shipton Sollars, on the night of the 7th instant: a pair of woman's cashmere Boots, patent fronts, lace- up inside, and single soles ; a pair of boys' Shoes, open at tbe bottom of lace holes, two rows of nails round, three ditto up the middle of soles, and a bit of tin under the front nails; a pair of balmoral Uppers, men's size, patent leather facings, and toe caps ; a pair of old blucher Shoes, left one new soled, right one new heeled, and about ten new nails in the sole ; an old Shoe, boy's size, hole in the toe ; a pair of Pincers; 3 electro- plated tea Spoons ; 2 table Spoons ; and a pair of silver sugar Tongs. ^ Also stolen from the premises of Mr. Handy, an old smock Frock, open in front, and ragged at the sleeves : a pair of leather Leggings, a button off each at the bottom ; and part of a blacksmith's Apron, for a strap to keep them up. Informa- tion to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Nicholls, Cheltenham, or to Sergeant Chadd, Police Station, Withing- ton.— Bow- street, February 14. Stolen from a dwelling- house in Russell- street, Glou- cester, between 3 and 11 p. m. 011 the 8th instant: 1 man's gold Ring with red stone. 2 women's gold Rings, one with garnets and emeralds, the other with six or seven white stones. 1 breast Pin with several stcnes, in the shape of a heart. 1 pair of plated wrist Links. 1 small gold Brooch with hair. 2 silver Thimbles. 1 pair of plated Ear- drops. 2 electro- plated Table Spoons, marked ' C. J. N.' 1 plated Bracelet, peculiar pattern. 2 white Shirts, new, but washed and ironed, marked ' C. J. Nest, 1865.' Information to be given to Superintendent Griffin, Gloucester. — Bow- street, February 14. Stolen 011 the night of the 9th instant, from a clothes line at Briar Hill toll- gate, near Shrewsbury : a diaper Pinafore, with four tucks at the bottom, au unbleached calico Chemise, a pair of calico Drawers, a cambric Pocket Handkerchief ( marked ' J. M.' in ink), a crochet NightCap, and a man's white linen Collar, marked with red cotton at the buttou hole. Information to be given to Superintendent Ivins, Shrewsbury, or to Police Constable ( 70) Cooper, Cressage, Salop,— Bow- street, February 14. Stolen on the 10th instant, a lady's dress Ring with three diamonds, the centre one oval, the other two pear shape, and a gentleman's gipsy Ring ( or plaiu hoop) with one diamond iu centre. By two men of gentlemanly appearu'nee. £ 5 reward will be paid to any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offenders and recovery of the rings, on application to Superintendent Hannan, Borough Police Office, Huddersfield.— Bow- street, February 14. Stolen from a yard at the ' Queen's Head ' hotel, Llandiloes, between the 5th and 12th instant, about 70 His. of lead Piping, new, 1^- inch bore. Information to bp given to Superintendent Danily, Newtown, or to Sergeant J. Owen, Llanidloes, . Vlont- g'onJBryshire.— Bote- street, Fcbi- uery 14. Stolen between 6" 30 and 8 30 p. m. from Apsley Cottage, Durdham Down, Greedy : 2 silver table Spoons not marked. 6 silver tea Spoons, marked ' J. J. G.' 3 silver tea Spoons, marked ' M. G.' 5 silver tea Spoons, plain, not marked. 1 black cloth Cloak. 1 brown cloth Cloak. 1 black silk Jacket. , , « . 1 blue poplin Dress, net made. 1 light mohair Dress, trimmed with black lace. Also between 6 aud 8 p. m. on the 11th instant, from the house of Mr. Goss, Portland- place, Clifton: 1 gold guard Chain, has been broken near the swivel, and mended. 2 gold Rings, one set with garnets, the other set with pearls. Also between 1 and 10 p. m. on the 11th instant, from the house of Mr. Grogan,' No. 9, Cheltenham- buildings, Bristol : 1 gold Geneva Watch. 1 small pattern lady's gold Chain, broken. 1 gold pencil Case, with violet stone in it. 3 gol I Lockets, with cornelian hearts attached. 1 gold Brooch, set with turquoise, with the photograph of a gentleman at the back. 1 carbuncle Ring, set in gold, broken. 2 carbuncle shirt Studs, set in plain gold. 1 common finger Ring, with white stone. 1 small fine gold Chain, with Locket attached. 1 small gold Brooch, set with turquoise. 1 blue enamelled silver Brooch. 1 pebble Brooch, set in silver. 1 pair of gold Ear- rings, frosted. 1 old- fashioned gold Ear- ring. 1 pair of old- fashioned pearl Ear rings. 1 plain gold Pin. 1 plain gold Ring, set with 5 garnets. 1 small gold Ring, with 3 garnets. 1 plain gold Ring, with a small diamond. 1 small gold Brooch, with hair. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Handcock, Central Police Station, Bristol.— Bow- stre t, February 14. Stolen on the 2nd instant, from a truck, between London Dock Station and Great Yarmouth, a plain deal Box, addressed to Biddlecombe & Boning, Yarmouth, with one of J. C. Boyd & Co.' s printing cards thereon, containing 404 yards of black Silk. £ 20 reward will be paid to any person who shall give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount thereof. Information to be given to Superintendent Russell, Great Eastern Railway, Brick- lane Station, London, N. E.— Bow- street, February 14. Stolen between G and 7 p. m. on the 9th instant, from a clothes' line at Briar- hill Turnpike- gate : a pair of calico Drawers, would fit a'child about 5 years of age ; an unbleached calico Chemise ; a diaper Pinafore, with a band let in the waist; a white cambric Pocket- handkerchief, marked ' J. M.'; a man's neck Collar, marked ' Stitt, Shrewsbury and a crotchet night Cap. Infoimation to be given to Superinten- dent Ivins, County Police Office, Shrewsbury.— Low- street, February 14. Stolen on the 3lst ultimo, from the ' Sportsman's Arms' on the 11th instant, the property of Miss Inn, Ysceifiog, a woollen Rug, black and red diamond patten** has been torn in the middle, and sewn up with thread, an<* has two or three small holes in it, the property of Llewelly** Parry, Afonwen, Ysceifiog. Information to be given Superintendent Adams, Holywell, North Wales.— Bow- streett February 14. Stolen during the night of the 9th instant, from a ware' house in the borough of Wisbeach, about six d zen hare and tame rabbit Skins, about six dozen wild rabbit Skins, and about 40 lbs. of Wool, called ' clag locks.' Information to \> 0 given to ( Head Constable B. Eason, Wisbeach, Isle of Ely,—' Bow street, February 14. Stolen from an officers room, 3rd Hussars, Aldershot, oji the evening of the 10th instant : 3 peart Studs, set with diamonds and emeralds. 1 diamond King. 1 diamond and ruby Ring. 1 opal Pin set with diamonds. 1 gold Albert Chain and Locket, with 3 portraits, a lady* a gentleman, and child. £ 20 reward will be given for such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders* and recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Information to be given to Superintendent Howard, Hants Constabulary, Aldershot.— Bow- street, February 14. Stolen on the 7th instant, from No. 47, Chester- square, Pimlico : 1 gold Geneva Watch, No. 19819, a short gold Chain witU t* o Seals and Key attached, one of the seals a twisted snake torm, witli an owl engraved, the other a three- sided crystal, a bee engraved on side. 1 solid gold Bracelet, Greek pattern, collar shaped, with a smnll gold chain. 1 gold Brooch. 1 pair of Ear- rings, pattern— acorns and oak- leaves, 1 long gold Chain, foreign make, with a sliding clasp, set with a ruby. 1 pair of filagree Ear- rings, bell shaped, with small lubies and emeralds near th" top. 1 Brooch, Algerian pattern. 1 gold Locket, set with three turquoises in centre. 1 Bracelet, Turkish pattern, set with coral beads. 1 gold Locket, chased on back, with hair. 1 small gold Locket, blue enamel, with five pearls and 9. ruby, forming a star iu centre. 1 stiver- gilt Bracelet, in flowery medallions, tarnished. 1 pair of gold Ear rings, buctsle in centre, fringe at bottom. 1 lava Bracelet, in medallion?, different shades of colour, a head carved on each. 1 Bracelet of bloodstone beads, links of coral between the clasps. 1 large and 1 small Heart, forming the clasp of agate pendant. 1 double Loc'. cet, imitating a ship's block, with coral. 1 pair of solitaire Sleeve Studs, Horentine Mosaic, with a. black fly ( transparent wintgs), 011 a white giound. 1 malachite Brooch, with grey stone set in silver. 1 malachite Locket, oval shaped, set in gold. 1 pair of malachite Ear rings, with gold hooks. 1 Bracelet of hair in twist, with a Locket, shell shaped, containing hair. 1 plain round crystal Locket, set in gold, oval shaped. 1 Brooch, with a bead carved on a transparent stone, set in oxidised aluminum open work. 1 set of Etruscan gold Studs, 6inall ball in centre, in a. leather case, lined with blue velvet. 1 set of gold Studs, twist pattern. 1 set of gold Sleeve Links, a frog in a hollow. 1 gold Pin, set in front with a large pebble. 1' Penknife, ; wo blades, tortoiseshell handle. 1 gold Collar Stud. 1 silver Pencilcase. 1 horn- handled Knife, with two blades, corkscrew, ( fee., makers Jenner and Knewstubbs. 1 bunch of Keys. £ 3 in Gold. — Metropolitan Police, B Division, February 12. Stolen between 9 a. m. on the 31st ultimo and 1 p. m. the 1st instant, from No. 13, New Finch ley- road, St. John's Wood : 1 gold Bracelet, brilliant stones, ship block pattern. 1 fine gold ditto, carbuncle locket pendant, with box fa*, hair. ] gold half hoop Ring, set with five pearls. 1 ditto, set with turquoise and diamonds. 1 round gold Brooch, very fine workmanship, 1 thick round gold Locket, with hair, handsomely stsj on one side with pearls, and the other with a variety. of stones. Supposed by a man about 30 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches high rather stout, round flat face ; dressed in grey overcoat. - Metro* politan Police, S Division, February 9. Stolen from the shop of Mr. Lutman, of Lewes, on th » 3rd instant, a second- hand gold Geneva Watch, No. 4467" maker Mottu, has two small dents in back of inside case, squar^ key. Information to be given to Superintendent Jenner, No. 4 East- street, Lewes, Sussex.— Bow- street, February 9. * Stolen on the 6th instant, from No. 4, Bruce Grova Tottenham: » 1 silver Tea Caddy, initials ' A. I.' on one side, crest thft other. 1 gold Brooch, portrait of a gentleman on one side, Princ^ of Wales Plume the other side. 1 large silver gravy Spoon, marked ' B.' 2 silver salt Spoons, marked ' M. A. J.' 2 silver tea Spoons. 1 silver caddy Spoon. ' 2 silver table Spoons. 1 silver pickle Fork. Several Tops from dressing case Articles, plated. 2 flat glass scent Bottles, one blue, the other white. 1 leather Purse. £ 5 in Gold and Silver. Several Bills, paid ' J. Bond.' Metropolitan Police, Y Division, February 12. POLICE PROPERTY FOUND BY ^ , D OFFICERS. ( Un the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere.) Found in the posse sion of a young man on the 15th instv who has been previously convicted ot felony, a small English silver verge consular Watch, enamelled dial, maker Parnell Bow, Middlesex, No. 5890, with a silver curb Chiin attached* Information to be given to Head Constable Sach, Sudbury" Suffolk,— Bow- street, February 19. jrbruary 19; POLICE GAZETTE. 5 WAR OFFICE, mmtMl February 19, 1866. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. On and after this date ( Dec, 11,1857), until further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a Deserter will be TWESTY IHIILO& 8 insteud © f TEW 8HILLI168; the object being to prevent the crime of Desertion, and to hold out a greater inducement for the recovery of Deserters to Her Majesty'? Service, OFFICE BO. NAME. BBQ. NO. CORl'S. WIIEBB BOBH. TBADB. W a> < SIZE. RAIB. BYES. FAOi. I 30AT & TROUSERS. DATB or DE8EBTN. PLACB OP DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 18613H Thomas Morrison — 13th HussarB harmochdown, Glwy. boilermaker 2 ! 8 slack Dazel lark jlacb ; fustian 16 Jan. 1 Ipswich • ecruit, attested 186131 John Ellis 805 15th Hussars Chelsea, London Linton, Cambridge ; lerk 234 i 6} irown mzel rash regimental 17 Jan. Sheffield ost seven teeth 186132 Fred. E. Housden 815 17th Lancers ditto 224 5 10 jrown irown resh ditto 21 Jan. Colchester 186133 James Hardman 3530 Military Train hereford abourer 234 i 4 t. brn lazel sallow ditto .5 Jan. Woolwich bff furlough to Hereford 18613+ William Mills 1187 Scots Fusiliers holborn, Lancaster clogmaker 21 5 8| Ik. brn blue resh ditto [ 5 Jan. [ xmdon off pass; anchor on right arm 186135 Thomas Burke 118 4, 3rd Foot Kilkenny abourer 23 5 6} dk. bm lazel dark ditto 14 Jan. Curragh took the whole ot reg. nec. 186136 John Brown 1148 ditto Dublin ditto 204 5 75 Drown blue air ditto 14 Jan. ditto ditto 186137 William Bensley 3246 5th Foot Norwich ditto 32 5 4 jrown Dlue fresh ditto IS Jan. Dublin 186138 James McCormick 767 6th Foot EnnisKillen, Fermngh dyer 24J > 5 Drown DIUO Teck. ditto 14 Jan. Jersey off furlough to Salford ; scar on left cheek 186139 john Sullivan 1061 ditto Dublin abourer 33 5 4} I brown grey [ resh ditto 17 Jan. Colchester D ; scar on right cheek 18614C Thomas Day 1657 ditto Castlegeer, Galway ditto 14 5} Drown ; rey ' sallow | ditto 16 Jan. ditto took great coat 186141 george Brown 1177 7th Foot Fiosfcury, London .' room 514 51 t. brn ,- rey lair | ditto 20 Jan. Walmer 186142 michael Leonard 12th Foot Dewsbury, Yorkshire dyer 224 6} t. brn grey re9h Drown ; black 13 Jan. Huddersfild recruit, attested 186143 James Butler 1562 ditto Manchester abourer 23 i 6j sandy srey resh regimental 14 Jan. Chatham off furlough to Dublin 186144 Luke Murphy 1185 13th Foot Clogheen, Tipperary ditto 194 > 54 dk. brn grey resh ditto 14 Jan. Aldershot ditto to Clogheeu 186145 Joseph Flynn 1024 ditto W aterford ditto 20 i 7 t. brn Dlue resh ditto 14 Jan. ditto ditto to Tipperary 136146 William Greer 1601 ditto Ahoghil, Antrim weaver 19 i 74 dk. brn grey swarth ditto 30 Dec. Newry ditto to Belfast; lost a front tooth 186147 Alfred Anderton 965 17th Foot London tobacconist 20? 5 6 dk. brn Drown | fre* h 16 Jan. Aldershot ditto to Northfleet; scar It. scapula 18614H Patrick Murray 373 ditto Glynn, Limerick abourer 24} 5 7 Drown grey frcBh 14 Jan. ditto ditto to Glynn, Limerick 18614 William Kinnane 822 ditto Ashford, Limerick ditto 20 J S 6 ' t. brn grey ! frcsb 16 Jan. ditto ditto to Crecora 186150 Jas. McNicholson 893 ditto Mallow, Cork Monnghan weaver 234 5 54 1 dk. brn I rev xesh 16 Jan. ditto ditto to Mallow ; scar left elbow 186151 Thomas Ferguson 18th Foot abourer 21 5 64 Drown p- ey ( fresh 18 Jan. Dublin recruit, finally approved 186152 Owen Carroll 1510 20th Foot Longford ditto 26} 6 7i Drown Dlue | Tesh regimental 14 Jan. Chatham off furlough 186153 Samuel Sweetman 1516 23rd Foot Hastings, Suffolk ditto 19! 5 6 Drown irown ! dark ditto 15 Jan. Walmer D 18615t James McInnarny 1627 ditto MeLalien, Limerick ditto 234 5 74 dk. brn grey Tesh ditto 15 Jan. ' ditto off furlough 186165 Owen Griffiths 1543 ditto Aberystwith, Cardign ditto 18 6 6 It. bnj grey " resh ditto 19 Jan. ditto scars on left leg 186156 Patrick Lynch 1163 24th Foot FreBl ford, Kilkenny miller 184 6 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 15 Jan. Dublin off furlough 186157 John Hardy 1114 ditto Gatcsirie, Durham labourer 19} 5 6 brown blue sallow ditto 15 Jan. ditto ditto pockpitted 18615c John Millett — 32na Foot Liverpool potter 2 4r 6 6 brown brown fresh plain 13 Jan. Liverpool ecruit, finally approved 16615J- Patrick McCartin 657 39th Foot Drumrily, Leitrim labourer 214 5 6} dk. brn ? re\ fair regimental 12 Jan. Dover reff furlough to Ballinamore 186160 John N. Nicholson 674 ditto Glasgow printer 22} 5 84ids orn grey fresh ditto 12 Jan. ditto ditto to Glasgow 186161 John Murphy 614 ditto Tramore, Waterford labourer 191 5 5 dk. brn brown dark ditto 12 Jan. ditto ditto to Tramore 186162 John Green 689 ditto Stranorlar, Donegal miner 2l § 6 9} It. brn grej fresh ditto 12 Jan. ditto ditto to Glasgow 186163 Andrew Wilson 6+ 2 ditto Glasgow ditto 23 6 5 It. brn hazel fresh ditto 12 Jan. ditto ditto ditto 186164 William Armstrong 682 ditto CreggaD, ArmagU clerk 20} S 84 brown brown fresh ditto 12 Jan. ditto ditto to Armagh 186165 John wilson 607 ditto Croston, Lancaster labourer 19J 6 54 brown grey fresh ditto 12 Jan. ditto ditto to Portobello, Scotland 186 66 Enoch Johnson — 41st Foot Dowlais, Glamorgan puddler 21 6 51 sandy grey light brown; moleskin 16 Jan. Cardiff pockpitted; recruit 186167 Henry Pearce < 00 44th Foot Hoxton, London bricklayer 19! 6 GJ auburn haze] fresh regimental 15 Jan. Colchester part of the left virus of a brown colour 18616ft William Tormey 1327 58th Foot Olilcastle, Meath labourer 184 6 6 black brown fresh ditto 14 Jan. Belfast took waist- belt and part of reg nec. lb616h William Clarke 218 60th Rifles Ollertoo, Notts ditto 264 5 31 It., bro grey fresh ditto ) 8 Jan. Dover took part of reg. nec. 18617' William Ward 961 66th Foot Bethn » l- nreen, Londn sboeingsmh 18 5 74 brown brown Bullow ditto 14 Jan. Devonport Edin burgh scar on chin 18617 John Henderson 954 71st Foot Edinburgh printer 21S 5 64 brown blue fresh ditto 16 Jan. D D 186172 hugh Clarke 321 ditto SbankhiH, Antrim iiackler 2H 6 4 ItT'brn blue • fresh ditto 14 Jan. ditto off furlough to Belfast 186173 Charles Hewitt 915 74th Foot Glasgow cottonspinr. 214 5 64 dk. brn blue pale ditto 15 Jan. Aldershot ditto to Glasgow; scar on left knee 18617* henry Muir 1044 ditto Stranraer, Ayr shoemaker 194 5 54 dark grey dark ditto 15 Jan. ditto ditto to May bole 186175 Peter Welsh 1156 75th Foot Dundee, Forfar labourer 224 5 85 dk. hrn grey fresh ditto 12 Jan. Gosport ditto to Dundee 186176 David Gibson 1418 79th Foot Edinburgh bottler lb} 5 81 brown blue fresh tweed 16 Jan. Aberdeen officer's servant 186177 Robert Archbold 1213 81st Foot Dublin carpenter 21 5 brown hazel • fresh regimental 14 Jan. Gosport off furlough to Dublin 18617c John Williams 1266 ditto Oakhampton, Devon labourer 184 5 6 brown grey fresh ditto 21 Jan. ditto 18617M Thomas Eves 130S ditto Lamheth, Surrey carpenter 21 5 64 dk. hrn hazel , fresh ditto 21 Jan. ditto 18618 Michael McLuskie 128 L 83rd Foot FintBia, Fermanagh labourer 20J 0 9 idk.' brfl 1 fresh" . diiio 14 Jau. Sheffield ditto to Glasgow 186181 John Cherry 3680 89th Foot Limerick ditto 28} 5 8} brown grey fresh ditto 18 Jan. Shorncliffe freckled 186182 James McKeough 501 ditto Monaghan ditto 25} 5 6? brown grey fresh ditto 18 Jan. ditto , skin disease on neck 1861H3 Septimus Stewart 768 ditto Beverlev, Yorkshire ditto 22} 5 64 sandy grey fresh ditto 18 Jan. ditto off furlough to Durham ; mole rt. cheek I86I81 George Coffey 1197 90th Foot T or, Kerry ditto 19 5 6 brown grey fresh ditto 15 Jan. Preston ditto scar of burn on left arm 186185 Benjamin Howe 914 92nd Foot Berwick bootcloser 20J 5 6 brown b'own fresh ditto 14 Jan. Aldershot ditto to Edinburgh; scar It. knee 18618' James McKay 1038 ditto Glasgow enginedrivr 29 5 6} brown urey fresh ditto 14 Jan. ditto ditto to Glasgow ; ' J.' on It. arm 186187 Charles Johnstone 1095 ditto Edinburgh labourer 22} 5 8 auburn hazel fresh ditto 14 Jan. ditto ditto to Edinburgh ; scar It. arm 18618- Alex. Ferguson 1159 ditto Mussleburgb, Ednbrg ditto 2t5 5 8 It. brn grey fresh ditto 14 Jan. ditto ditto to Mussleburgb 18618 Thomas Carty 3458 196th Foot Wexford ditto 29 5 11 It. brn grey tresh ditto 14 Jan. Belfast ditto to Crewe, Cheshire 18619N Richard Wrist 5097 Rifle Brigade 1 Horsham, Sussex St. Cuthbert Wells* ditto 28J 5 4 brown hazel fair ditto' 15 Jan. Winchester off pass to Forest Hill 186191 John M. Ashford 15022 Roy. Artillery clerk 20 5 5 Brown hazel fresh ' ditto ' 15 Jan. Woolwich off furlough * Somerset 186192 Daniel Bispham 1913 ditto ' Coventry, Warwick labourer 22 5 ' 4 brown gr ef sallow ditto 15 Jan. ditto D D D 16619* George Edmonds 16642 ditto Aston, Warwick boatman 19 5 5 brown brown fair ditto 15 Jan. ditto D 18619" George Day 13224 ditto Wortham, Suffolk groom 17& 5 3' brown hazel sallow ditto 16 Jan. ditto 186 9" James Chalk 3498 ditto Reading servant 24j 5 74 It. brn blue fresh ditto IS Jan. ditto took the whole of reg nec. 186196 William Ryan 2852 ditto Carrick- on- Suir labourer 22 6 8 brown blue fresh ditto 12 Jan. Dublin ' W. B.' and ' D. B.' on left arm 18619 7 William Haines d. tto Banbury, Oxford ditto 24, 5 10 brown hazel sallow ditto 9 Jan. Oxford recruit, attested 18619- Thomas Masterson 1171 ditto Enniskillen. Fermngh weaver 28 5 6 dk. bri grey fresh ditto 11 Jan. I. of Wight off furlough I86f9 Thomas Brown 100 ditto Warwick boilermakei 31 5 7 dk. bn hazel fresh ditto 20 Dec. ditto ditto 18- 200 Patrick Mulkin 2686 ditto Cootehill, Cavan labourer 24} 15 7„ It. brn fair ditto 17 Jan. Aldeishot 186201 John Glen 2434 ditto Ronbill, Dumbarton clerk 22 5 6! brown grey frijsh di'to 16 Jan. Dover ditto to Glasgow 186202 John Light 627 ditto Burley, Hants labourer 26) 5 5{ dk. bri blue 6uUow ditto 12 Jan. Clonmel ditto to Southampton 186203 Michael Costello 490C Rl. Engineer! Cork " bricklayer 28j 5 6 sandy hazel fan* ditto 11 Jan. Portsmouth ditto to Limerick 186201 James Young — 7th Foot Newport, I. ofWigh labourer 20 5 6 brown grey fresh black ; cord 18 Jan. Oxford recruit, not surgically inspected I8620: Thomas Loute — 10th Foot Walsall, Stafford lockmaker 21 5 7 black bazel fallow cord trousers 19 Jan. Birminghm spots on face; recruit 186206 John McEwan — 77th Foot Glasgow sprigger 19 5 7 dk. bn blue sallow hlack; moleskin 14 Jan. Glasgow recruit, not surgically inspected 18620 Michael Cahill — 81st Foot Cashel, Tipperary labourer 23 5 9 dark grey fresh frieze; brown 15 Jan. Portsmouth ditto 18620H Henry Francis — Hifle Brigade London musician 21 6 8 brown grey fresh tweed 12 Jan. W oolwich ditto 18620i John Hayes 79S 3rd Hussars Camberwell, Surrey labourer 18 5 e fair grey fair white smock; cor( 23 Jan. Aldershot 186210 18621) 186212 186213 186211 186216 18621m 18621' 1862 if- 186211- james Goulding Thomas O'Leary Henry Hitchcock James Burke John Harris John Sullivan robert Kearney bob Newman Jude Henry A. Bonard Thomas Clifton 434 1544 IT 33 921 1186 1135 1161 913 3580 429 4th Hur- sars Military Train Cold. Guards 6th Foot ditto 12th Foot ditto 48th Foot Koy. Artillery ditto Drumreilly, Leitrim Cork Ofton, Suffolk Halifax, Yorkshire Netherberry, Dorset Cork Dublin Banington, Cambs Mortlake, Surrey Shadoxhurst, Kent farmer labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 81 264 20 23} 214 194 194 204 18 29 64 5 7J 7 64 5J 6 6 10 74 brown brown dk. brn dk. brn brown dark brown It. brn brown It,, brn grey grey grey blue dark blue blue grey i; rey bluo tair fresh fresh fresh fresh dark fr. sh fresh fresh fair regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 19 Jan. 18 Jan. 17 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 18 Jan. 17 Jan. E iinburgh Woolwich London Jersey ditto Chatham ditto Shorncliffe Woolwich ditto took part of reg. nec. ditto D off furlough to Halifax ditto to Netherberry ditto to Cork ditto to Dublin depression across vertex of head scars of boils on neck 186220 18622) 18622. 18622 18622 186225 186226 18* 227 18622C 1S622 John Holden George Usher John Lowndes Walter Redpath John Jones John Harming Samuel Edwards Patrick Bogue William Taylor Maurice Lynch 169 164 266 321 536 278 448 305 34 Roy. H. Gds. ditto ditto 2nd Life Gds. 3rd Drag. Gds. 4th Dragoons 5th Drag. Gds. 6th Drag. Gds. ditto ditto Burnsall, Yorkshire Haltwhistle* Marseilles, Franco Lowick, N rthmbrland Yeovil, Somerset Wick, Caithness Bristol Cloy her, Tyrone Yalding, Kent Barbican, Lrndon ditto carpenter moulder labourer pvr. ter musician mason labourer ditto ditto 24} 25 23} 235 24 204 29J 24 23 31 04 brown 0 auburn 114 browD 114 It. brn 8} dark 6} brown 9 It. brn 94 dk. brn grey 4£ It. brn grey 6 dk. brn grev hazel hazel grey blue hazel brown blue 18623 Richard Hill 704 1st Dragoons X86231 Robert Scouler 705 2nd Dragoons i8623* Thos. E. Johnston 816 ditto 18623- Michnel Doyle 1756 ditto 186234 Michael Reogan 572 4th Hussars 18623 Richard McNeil 757 ditto 18623. James Keenan 523 ditto 18621 John James 601 ditto 18123- Berrard Docherty 796 8th Hussars 18623 Henry Russell 468 9th Lancers 186240 Edwin Jennings 311 ditto 1862111 George Saunders 197 ditto 186242 Charles Morris 683 10th Hussars 186243 ditto 186244 Wm. M. Ward 793 ditto 166245 Henry Wardell 821 11th Hussers 18624- John Campbell 744 ditto 18624 John Pashley 576 ditto 186gt6 Thomas McAnulty 54 12th Lancers 186249 George Austin 723 13th Hussars Knightsbridge, Lnin. Kinross Morristown, Devon Baltinglass, Carlow Ballina, Mayo Canterbury, Kent Aston, Warwickshire Springfield, Essex Glasgow Liverpool servant 23 6 10 red [ abourer 214 5 8} brown smith 21 6 10 light farrier 35} 5 9 It. brn labourer 24 6 6', brown shoemaker 21 5 7 brown clerk 21 6 6 browi. — 20 S 6 brown hammermn 21 5 6 brown labourer 26} 5 6} brown butcher 26} 5 6J brown labourer 224 5 64 dark ironmonger 22 5 6 brown labourer 29 5 5 brown watchmaker 24} 5 6} brown clerk 294 5 6 dk. brn warehsman 20} 5 6} brown waiter 23} 5 74 brown butcher 27} 0 6 brown carpenter 234 5 7 brown hazel grey blue blue grey grey blue blue grey liMZrl fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fair fresh fair pale fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh ditto 13 Jan. London ditto 17 Jan. ditto ditto 31 Jan. ditto ditto 20 Jan. ditto black 23 Jan. ditto regimental 25 Jan. Cork ditto 24 Jan. Dublin ditto 30 Jan. Hounslow ditto 30 Jan. ditto ditto 24 Jan. ditto * Northumberland off furlough to Manchester scar on left cheek recruit, not finally approved took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Fivemdetown, Tyrone ditto to Maidstone took part of reg. nec. ditto regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 31 Jan. 1 Feb. 31 Jan. 7 Feb. 30 Jan 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 14 Jan. 31 Jan. Newbridge ditto ditto Edinburgh ditto ditto ditto Aldershot Dundalk supposed in Brighton took part of reg. nec.; D brown spot on left calf took part of reg. nec.; D took the whole of reg. nec.; D off furlough to Glasgow [ It. arm ditto to Birmingham ; tattooed on ditto to London ; scar on forehead ditto to Glasgow; scar on left hip ditto to Belfast; tattooed on arms Honit. OD, Dtvon Bourne, Cambridge Wellington, Salop Chesterfield Cove' try, Warwick Beverley, Yorkshire Kilmarnock, Ayr Edensor, Derby Liverpool Bishop's Waltham* flazel hazel grey hazel grey hazel grey hazel grey grey fresh dark fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh pale fresh fresh plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 24 Jan. 7 Dec. 26 Jan. 26 Jan, 28 Jar. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 24 Jan. 3 Feb. 27 Jan. ' lVtbury Dublin ditto ditto ditto York ditto ditto Cahir Norwich < fli er's servant lost eight teeth tcok part of reg. nec. ditto ; D ditto off furlough; scars on left eheek scars cn tbigbs, belly, and left groin off furlough to Hounslow * Hants 6 POLICE GAZETTE. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE ( continued). aPFios NO. NAME. una. HO. CORPS. WHBBB BOBH. TBADB. HALE. COAT & TBOOBEES. DEBEHTN. DE8KBTION. MABKS AND REMARKS 166250 18625L * 86252 186253 186254 186265 188256 186257 186258 186259 Charles Malliard Andrew R. Strong William Blackett George Alfred Lee Peter Cummins James Hall Stephen Switzer Joseph Marr Hugh Coston Aaron Gill 883 745 857 828 118 917 4001 3896 3153 4039 14th Hussars 15th Hussars 16th Lancers ditto 17th Lancers ditto Military Train ditto ditto ditto Eckton, Nortbamptn. Stepney, London King's Lynn, Norfolk Hereford St. Pancras, London Puddingtori, London Overton, Hants Chelse a, London Rotherhithe, Surrey Orwell, Cambridge painter optician brusbmaker glassbinder labourer farrier shoeingsm. painter labourer ditto 24 214 20 20* 274 22 214 23i 184 dk. brn brown dk. brn fair dk. brn dk. brn light dk. brn It. brn dk. brn grey hazel hazel grej brown grey grey hazel grey brown fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fair fair fresh Iresh fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto grey regimental ditto ditto ditto 7 Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 26 Jan. 8 Feb. 8 Feb. 24 Jan. 24 Jan. 1 Feb. 31 Jan. Aldersliot Sheffield Canterbury ditto Colchester ditto Woolwich ditto ditto ditto off furlough ditto to Eckton to London took the whole of reg. nee. took waist- belt and part of reg. nee. ditto D ; scars of boils on legs took part of reg. nec. 186280 Frederick Medley 186261 Martin Quinn 1862* 52 William Clifford 186263 William Verner 186264 George Stanfeild 186285 William Carter 186268 Llewellyn Lloyd 186267 John Batkin 186268 George Goodman 1862H9 William Wheatley 4017 3851 1405 2145 7393 164 777 104 ditto ditto ditto Gren. Guards ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Brighton Sussex Bolton, Lancashire Mitchelstown, Cork Sheffield Machan, Monmouth Walcot, Somerset Llansarnifrd., Diibigh London Marsham, Bedford Carrington, Notts clerk shoeing6mh shoemaker ditto boileraker shoemaker tallw chndlr labourer sweep 19J 211 34 194 23 181 33? 22 jj 324 26 4 24 7 74 0 8 94 6S Hi 83 It. brn It. brn black dk. brn brown It. brn dk. brn brown It. bru dk. bm grey grey hazel grey grey grey hazel hazel grey hazel fresh fresh dark fair brown lair fresh fair fair dark ditto ditto ditto ditto blue j dark tweed regimental regimental ditto SO Jan. 1 Feb. 8 Feb. 29 Jan. 27 Jan. 29 Jan. 15 Jan. 22 Jan. 30 Jan. 20 Jan. ditto Aldershot Woolwich London Stafford Bristol London ditto Windsor ditto took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. off furlc ugh to Bolton took waist- belt and part of rog. nec. off furlough to Leeds; pockpittei recruit, attested took waist- belt and part of reg. nec.; D ditto 186270 186271 186272 186273 186274 186275 1862 S 186277 186278 18627a Frederick Norman George Lewis John Grant James Hughes Edmund Parnell John Allen Charles Smythe Audrew Ainley James Crane A. J. . Whelpdale 2260 6) 67 1482 800 595 3542 1005 1126 ditto Scots Fusiliers ditto let Foot 2nd Foot ditto 3rd Foot ditto 4th Foot ditto Greeuwicn, Kent Presteign, Radnor Crossbill, A> r Arbo, Antrim Ashburton, Devon Spondon, Derby Halifax, Yorkshire Westminster, London Bethnal- green, Londn uarpenier labourer ditto tailor miner labourer collier labourer Bhoemaker 24* 28 20 19 20 18 331 193 201 91 21 84 7 54 54 7 54 54 71 It. bru It. brn brown It. brn dk. brn It. brn dk. bru brown brown brown grey grey grey hazel hazel brown grey hazel grey grey iresh fresh j fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh tre9h fair I fresh ditto ditto ditto plain regimental blue pilot; cord regimental ditto ditto 17 Jan. 4 Feb. 29 Jan. 24 Jun. 21 Jan. 19 Jan. 5 Feb. 21 Jan. 1 Feb. 28 Jan. 18628J 1862SI 18828 18628 * 186281 186285 18628/ j 186287 18628S 186289 George Briggs John Inge Thomas Hamilton John Gaskin Fredk. Goodbody Daniel Hawkes Michael Murphy William Walker Thomas Seddon James O'Connell 1116 1166 1209 21 100 1177 1262 12( 0 1557 1383 ditto 5th Foot 7th Foot 8th Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto 10th Foot 13th Foot Kenninghall, Norfolk Feltham, Middlesex Boston, America Keyworth, Leicester Stepney, London Innishannon, Cork Balhmuden, Cork Deightou, Yorkshire Haiwood, Lancaster Tralee, Kerry labourer ditto brassmoldr. labourer labourer ditto clothfinishr. spinner labourer - oi 204 21 27 i 231 26 22J 20) 2- 4 18* 54 dk. bru 6 brown 5| dk. brn 9 6 7 61 74 5 54 dk. brn It. brn brown dk. bri It. brn brown brown grey blue hazel brown blue grey grey brown hazel grey Iresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow dark fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 28 Jau. 1 Feb. 27 Jan. 19 Jun. 1< B Dec. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. 1 Feb. 19 Jan. London ditto Shomoliffe Lisburn Cork Northampt. Southampt. Curragh Chatham ditto ditto Athlone Walmer Dublin ditto ditto ditto ditto Chatham Aldershot took part of reg. nec. took waist- belt and part of reg. nec.; ofl' furloug to Newtown, Ayr recruit, attested off furlough to Ashburton recruit, not finally approved off furlough took the whole of reg. nec. scar ol bubo on right groin scar on left leg off furlough to Chester; ' C. P.' m rt. arm took waist- belt 4 pockpitted v off furlough ditto to Bandon ditto ditto to Rochdala took part, of reg. nec. 18629,1 186291 186292 186293 \ 8629t 186295 1862J6 186297 18629 i. 18629 Henry Fountain Henry Knibb Robert Kitchen John Adams Thomas Shepard Sam. Edwd. Ward Alfred Jones Jihn White Join Donevan John Hughs 3h8 238 310 1563 653 1587 1611 1637 1431 ditto ditto ditto ditto 14th Foot 15th Foot 16th Foot ditto ditto ditto Uheddoo, Somerset Coventry, Warwick Bedale, Yorkshire Carlisle Liverpool St. Luke's, London Bradford, Yorkshire Clodaki ty, Cork Rathfarnham, Dublin Armagh 1 ditto ditto smith seaman sailmaker schoolmastr boilermaker labourer painter jiabourer 25 i 26 2S 254 22$ 22 204 22 22 184 54 dk. bru 5 dk. brn 5 It. brn 6 black 5 It. brn 7i dk. brn 61 It. brn 74 brown 74 dk. brn 54 dark hazel grey grey blue g^ ey dk. brn grey blue g « » y grey treat. fair » sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto regimental. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 27 Jan. 30 Jan. 1 Feb. 26 Jan. 28 Jan. 28 Jan. 28 Jan. j dn to I ditto ditto Newry Portsmouth Chatham Newry ditto Dublin 1 Newry oti furioMgti to Cheddar ditto to Coventry ditto to Masiiam D ; Union Jack on left nipple off furlough to Liverpool; ' T. S.' on arm took part of reg. nec. off furlough to Liverpool; blue spot on lip ditto to London; marks ou scapula recruit, finally approved 186300 186301 188302 18630.1 186301 186305 18630H 186307 18630S 18630:) 186310 186311 186312 186313 186311- 186315 186316 18631, 1863IS 18631 186320 186321 1S6322 188323 18632t 18832* 186326 186327 186328 18632H William Purcell Michael Wall Michael Murray John Marshall James Lee James Hamilton Patrick O'Brien Patrick O'Neil Hugh Rogers William Henman 82' J 1589 1622 1838 1837 552 586 518 1961 1330 17th Foot ditto ditto 19th Foot ditto 21et Foot ditto ditto ditto 22nd Foot Limerick Askcaton, Limerick Trim, Meath Wak. field, Yorkshire Lancaster Tollcross, Lanark Rathoe, Carlow Glasgow Kirkintilloch, Dmbtn. Le tlington, Beds ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto miner labourer ditto ditto ditto 214 184 24^ 214 20 J 191 251 20i 25 194 dk. brn brown dk. bro | brown i brown 10 ' It. bm 84 brown It. brn dk. brn brown hazel grey grey bWe blue grey grey gi- ey brown blue treah dark dark • fresh fresh fresh fresh florid sallow fair regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 2 Feb. 31 Jan. 2 Feb. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 14 Jan. 24 Jan. 14 Jan. 25 Jan. 25 Jan. Aldershoi Mullingar ditto Gravesend ditto Glasgow ditto ditto Preston Park hurst off lurlough to Limerick ditto to Askeaton short haii- took part of reg. nec. ' J. Waininan' on right arm off furlough ditto to Carlow ditto took waist- belt supposed in Bedfordshire Edward Heeley William Lomas John Bedgood Henry Jones John. Gilland Martin Kelly James Leonard John Quigley William Ainaworth Patrick Bready Rich. Langworthy Patrick Murphy John Jackson George Abbott Charles Bayliss James Addys Alfred Green John Hope Patrick Reardon Christopher Glaser 1349 1629 15y6 1313 401 1785 1767 1242 1234 ditto ditto ditto 23rd Foot 24th Foot 25th Foot ditto ditto 26tu Foot ditto | Ely, Cainbs Hulme, Lancaster Walcot, Somerset London E linburgh Bolton, Lancashire Lam bet , Surrey Manchester Darwen, Lancashire JSbanklnll, Antrim blacksmith labourer tanner pamter labourer ditto ditto wireworker labourer hackler 234 5 234 23 284 26 23 21 201 20 18 dk. bru black brown black It. brn brown brown dk. brn auburn brown brown brown grey i grey blue grey | hazel hazel I blue Dlue freoh fresh fresh pale fresh sallow fresh sallow fresh fresh ( title ditto plain regimental ditto uitto plain regimental ditto plain 28 Jan. 26 Jan. 26 Jan. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 27 Jau. 23 Jan. 29 Jan. 4 Feb. 4 Feb. ditto ditto ditto Walmer Dublin Preston Liverpool Preston ditto ditto flag on each wrist and left arm off furlough ; ' Ann Linton' on right arm ditto acar on right shoulder, ' H.' on left arm recruit, finally approved lest five teeth, right little toe overlaps scar on left wrist y8 995 1013 1084 1140 1/ 72 1717 1781 2413 24th Foot ditto 31st Foot ditto ditto 35th Foot ditto ditto 36th Foot 38th Foot St. Mary's Steps, Devii Carrow, Mtvo St. Patrick's, York Miedeu Hall, Suffolk Bristol Dar, caste-, Yorkshire St. Alban's, Herts Clare, Suffolk Fermoy, Cork Cardiff, Glamorgan cork cutter carpenter labourer wheeler labourer ditto groom titter labourer musician 194 201 214 24$ 204 194 184 191 371 25 6 10J 54 6 8 6 « i 6 • 5 ' 54 dk. brn brown dk. brn grey brown It. brn brown Ok. orn brown light grey blue hazel grey grey grey hazel hazel grey grey fresh fresh dark fair fresh fresh fresh fre- h sallow pale ditto regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditta ditto grey ; cord 2 Jan. 31 Jan. 4 Feb. 24 Jan. 24 Jan. 19 Jan. 19 Jan. 19 Jan. 26 Jan. 6 Feb. Aldershot ditto ditto ditto ditto Chatham ditto ditto Xewtonards Bedford scar on left eyebrow off furlough to Ballyglass ditto to Belfast wart on right shoulder tattooed on right arm tattooed on lefi arm, rather flat feet took part of reg. nec. bald, bushy whiskers recruit, not finally approved 18633J Joseph Jones 186331 John Fraser 186332 James Fraser ; 8o33i William Fraser 2.86334 J William Ketman i8633T, Edward Bryan 1863381 James McAlister 186337 Michael Sweeney 186333 William Swindell ! H633' I| John Daley 13634' i 135341 186342 186343 ' 86344 186345 i86316 > 86347 • 1* 6318 tS634y Emanuel Powell James Austin John Wood Edwurd Hopper John Jones wm. Jas. Herbison James Smith richard Bartley j Thomas Smith John Riley 1089 10,' 3 ! 253 310 : 1015 917 768 £ 49 832 1315 1097 834 ditto 42nd Foot ditto ditto 43rd Foot 46th Foot 47 th Foot ditto 18th Foot ditto Northampton Coatbridge, Lanark dtto ditto Beimuda, W. Indies Limerick Ki marnoct, Ayr Ballahv, Ma o Northwioh, Ches'er Ware'ford labourer miner ditto ditto painter plasterer labourer piecer labourer ditto i2l ,5 7 20 21 20 21 23 18} 2* 1 25 241 5 5t 5 101 5 64 5 5i 5 7i 5 5 dk. urn brown fair fair auburn It. brn dk. brn brown brown browp ditto 52nd Foot ditto ditto 53rd Foot ditto 54th Foot ditto 55t. h Foot 58th Foot Monkswood. Morimth Maidstone, Kent Margate, Kent. St. Pancras, London Llandall', Glamorgan York Widbeach, Cambs Youlerton, Salop Duiurore, Mayo Wotverhamptn., Staff dz'to tinman labourer ditto ditto labourer puddler labourer shoeuiuker 194 21 20 334 25f 144 25 23j 204 5 18 5 8 5 6 84 brown 7 It. brn 7 It. brn 6J ' brown It. brn brown dk. brn brown brown brown brown grey grey grey blue It. brn brown grey grey blu « sallow fresh fair fair fresh pale florid fair fresh fresh dark ; light plain ditto ditto regimental white smock ; regimental ditto ditto ditto cord 28 Jan. 22 Jan. 22 Jan. 22 Jun. 17 Jan. 24 Jan. 1 Feb. 19 Jan. 30 Jan. 23 Jan. Bury St. E. Coatbridge ditto ditto Winchester London Belfast ditto Shorn cliffa ditto > car on upper lip; recruit recruit, finally approved ditto ditto took part of reg. nec. scar on forehead ; recruit tattooed on rig'. i arm and left hand D D ; lost a joint of left litt le finger off furlough to Cheshire j ecae ou fuoe ink mark m right arm, It M two teeth i blue grey grey 1 hazel grey grey ' due hazel hazel ' grey jtrtwii I fresh fresh I fresh fresh fair : fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto tweed ; cord regimental ellttO ditto ditto velveteen regimental plain 23 Jan. 31 Jan. 26 Jan. 30 Jan. 1 Feb. 30 Jan. 23 Jan. ,30 Jan. 20 Jan. 128 Jan. ditto ' Portsmouth London Portsmouth j Kilkenny ditto Colchester Derby P real on i Liverpool 1) ; scar Ou upper lip off furlough to Maids'ono ' L.' on left arm ; reci uit off pasa took part, of rog. nec.; D off furlough to York scar on chest and gruin tufr of hair on chin D D recruit, finally approved 186350 156331 186351' 186353 186354 186355 13" 35P 1I-. 635; 18635b 18635' John Cummings John O'Donohoe Thomas Bill Daniel Gallivan James Browne John Llavis , Andrew Taaffe Charles Hobbs Josiah Hill George Powell j 1352 ' 518 94 I 3731 738 106 i 80 ! 747 i 1239 1 829 ditto 59th Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto 60th Rifles ditto ditto ditto Southampton Newcastle- on- Tyne Ensenton, Osford MUltown, Kerry Dunganaon, Tyrone Stafford Fermoy, Cork Southampton Linton, Uiunbs Gloucester Labourer blacksmith brickmaker labourer fluter brickmaker clerk labourer engine fitter miner 2a* 224 27 28 28 26 27 284 214 294 74 7 4 8 7 6 7 54 54 24 brown brown brown rod dark brown dk. brn brown It. brn brown grey grey bazel hazel grey grey bazel grey grey bazel ]! re » h fresh fresh | fair dark fresh 1 dark fresh fan- fair regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 29 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 18 Jan. 31 Jan. 23 Jan. 31 Jan. Belfast soar oil right thigh Birr ofl'furlough to Newcastlc- on- Tine dilto ditto to Oxford ditto ditto to London ditto ditto to Dublin ditto ditto to Chester Duhlin took waist- belt and part of r? g. ncc. Enniskillen off furlough to Winchester Dovur a head and ' 186 R.' on left arm ditto off furlough to Colefor I, Gloucester 18638,' 188361 86382 186363 '. 86364 1863 V ' 86386 '. 8S387 » S1368 18636! William Bennell George Tucker John Elsworth John Beesley James Doherty Mich. Harrington John Quinn • John Spencer John Jones Robert Fletcher 1112 298 1700 1656 400 2425 758 793 854 924 ditto ditto ditto ditto 61st Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto St. Butolph's, Kaoex Whitechapel, Loudon Dublin Hereford Sligo MacrociD, Cork KUlmicthige, Cork Furminster, Dorset Freithiug, Monmouth Airdrie, Lanark labourer shoemaker coach maker labourer ditto ditto stableman shoemaker miner 21 26 24$ 20 264 39J 24 25 26 23 si 41 H 54 8 8 H 7 7 6 dk. brui brown black dk. bm brown It. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn red d4i. brn grey hazel hazel grey blue I hazel 1 blue g ™ y grey sallow sallow sallow fresh fresh fresh fresb fresh dark fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto light woollen regimental ditto 31 Jan. 1 Feb. 22 Jan. 30 Jun. 31 Jun. 20 Jan. 18 Jan. 20 Jan. 24 Jan. 24 Jan. duto ! ditto to Bow, London ditto trok part of reg. riec. Winchester squints with right eye ditto off furlough t, Birmingham ; lost 4 teeth impediment in speech Dublin ditto I ditto ditto dilto ditto tattooed on arms jtoes contracted ecar over left cunea I wart, on neck, somewhat knock- kncei ,8t> » 7 186371 188372 ] 86373 186374 186375 186376 186377 86378 166379 Alexander McKay Francis Bevans James Kitto John Galeagher j Samuel Neeson Peter Britton Alexander Miller Andrew Stewart William Broadley Thomas Reilly 879 973 907 1228 1172 1029 3957 106 62n I loot ditto 63rd Foot 64; h Foot ditto 71st Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto Aberdeen Hav » rfrdwst, Pmbrke Shenfield, Essex Stepney, London Londonderry 01dMonkland, Lani k. Edinburgh Campbeltown, Argyle Glasgow Edinburgh labourer ditto ditto blacksmith servant miner tailor miner labourer shoemaker 194 5 194 21 20 22 201 29 f 5 20J 32 36J 5 44 6J, red 5 , lt. brn 6 It. brn 8{ llight, 74 < Ik. brn 64 auburn 64 brown 3J dk. brn 5 black blaok blue blue grey hazel hazel hazel hazel brown black hazel fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh ruddy fresh dark fresh sallow ditto ditto ditto black j moleskin tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 1 Feb. 3 Feb. 31 Jan. 2 Feb. 21 Jan. 3 Feb. 25 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 29 Jan. Pembroke ditto Aldershot Bristol Carlow Edinburgh ditto ditto ditto ditto off furlough to Abeideeu took part of reg. neo. off furlough to Cam bray r, Cornwall recruit, finally approved molo on upper hp ; recruit scar on right orbit DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE ( continued). OFFICE HO. NAME. REG, NO. CORPS. WHERE BOEN. COAT & TROUSERS. DATE OF DESEBTN. PLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 186380 186381 186382 186383 186384 186385 186386 186387 186388 186389 Neil McEchrine William Haggarty Hugh Smith John Wools John Seymour Thomas Smith Abraham Knight James McGinty William McKay James Burns H95 1159 1024 1071 1097 789 1 1334 7lBt Foot ditto 72nd Foot ditto 73rd Foot dnut ditto ditto 74th Foot ditto Islay, Argyle Govan, Lanark Glasgow ditto Rouen, France Edinburgh Dudley, Stafford Manchester Chatham, Kent Glasgow labourer caulker labourer engine fitter mason puddler shcemakor labourer 19 195 184 24 254 19 26 20 24 20 5 64 5 64 5 54 5 10 5 7 5 54 5 6 5 7 5 10 5 74 brown brown brown It. brn brown black dk. brn dk. brn It. brn fair grey grey grey blue grey blue grey hazel hazel blue ruddy pale freah pale fresh dark fresh fair fair fair regimental a ditto ditto tweed regimental ditto ditto plain regimental ditto 18 Jan. 21 Jan. 28 Jan. 28 Jan. 15 Jan. 15 Jan. 15 Jan. 5 Feb. 30 Jan. 19 Jan. Edinburgh ditto Stirlmg ditto Limerick ditto ditto Edinburgh Aldershot ditto took bonnet and waist- belt leech bites below left nipple took the whole of reg. nec. off furlough to Edinburgh ditto to Dudly recruit, finally approved off furlough to Edinburgh tattooed on left arm 18S390 186391 186392 186393 186394 186395 186396 186397 186398 186399 186100 186401 186102 186403 1864W 186405 186406 186407 186108 18640d William Mitchell William Huttan Francis Patton James Dempay Thomas Hunt Andrew Carton Barker Lingard Henry Hay Alfred Rathke William Kelly 9y8 240 3223 1191 1367 825 822 1200 1458 1636 ditto ditto ditto 75th Foot ditto 8 let Foot 83rd Foot ditto ditto 84th Foot ditto Auehterarder, Perth Glasgow Crookstown, Kildare Yealmpton, Dorset Glasgow TodmordeD, Yrkebre. Glasgow Heligoland Shankhill, Antrim ditto weaver labourer ditto carter labourer swicher labourer servant labourer 192 26 304 245 204 25 234 214 23 204 It. brn It. brn brown brown auburn dk. brn It. bm dk. brn fair dk. brn grey brown grey grey blue grey grey blue hazel grey florid freBh fresh fresb fresh fresh fresh freah freah dark ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 4 Feb. 31 Jan. 3 Feb. 27 Jan. 27 Jan. 24 Jau. 27 Jan. 31 Jan. ditto ditto ditto Gosport ditto ditto Sheffield ditto Weedou Colchester off furlough; pockpitted, anchor on It. arm ditto ditto ; D ditto to Newcastle- on- Tyne ditto to Belfast D ; ' H. H.' on right hand off furlough to Belfast; lost four teeth William Smith James Bird John McDonald James Kelly John Davis James Johnson James Cole Peter Owens Cornelius White David Morris 1046 970 993 1012 191 1033 938 151 263 85th Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 87th Foot 89th Foot ditto Aihy, Kildare Whitehavn., Cmbrlnd Dungannon, Tyrone Belfast, Autnm Longford Manchester Downampney Glasgow Limerick St. Luke's, London ditto miner labourer ditto shoemaker labourer shoemaker servant labourer 235 18} 184 29 324 23| 184 19 25J 284 10 62 84 7 6i 65 71 54 10 34 dk. brn light brown brown brown brown brown dk. brn brown dk. bm hazel blue grey grey grey grey hazel brown grey hazel sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh freah fair fresh fair fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto black; cord regimental ditto 27 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 22 Jan. 20 Jan. 7 Feb. 4 Feb. 19 Jan. 23 Jan. 23 Jan. Manchester ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Glasgow Shorncliffe ditto scar on forehead off furlough to Newcastle- upon- Tyne ditto to Leadgate, Durham ; burn [ on chest woman on right arm off furlough to Cirencester recruit, finally approved off paas to Dover; cowpock on left shoulder [ on forehead 186410 186411 186412 186413 186414 186415 186416 186417 186418 186419 Di xon Dawson Peter Hunsley Anthony Handy Louis Cray John Best James Gibson George Phillips John Yarday James Hughes Patrick Kelly 804 807 548 1264 845 1073 1153 810 874 1008 ditto ditto ditto 90th Foot 91st Foot 92nd Foot 94th Foot 96th Foot ditto ditto Durham Richmond, Yorkshire Westrainton, Durhm Liverpool Stevenage, Herts Edinburgh Stafford March, Cambs Drumlisb, Longford Downpatrick, Down pitman ditto miner ship carpntr labourer ditto clerk labourer ditto miner 204 22} 284 195 182 24 25 19 222 20} It. bm auburn light black dk. bm dk. brn dk. bm brown dk. bm brown blue hazel grey brown hazel grey hazel hazel grey blue sallow fresh light sallow fresh fresh fresh tresh sallow fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 22 Jan. 22 Jan. 31 Jan. 28 Jan. 31 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 27 Jan. ditto ditto ditto Preston ditto Aldershot Chatham Belfast ditto ditto off furleugh ditto ditto took part of off furlough ditto ditto ditto ditto took part of ditto off furlough to Bishop Auckland; mark ditto scar rt. leg to Durham ; loBt 8 molars reg. nec. [ pitted to Horneey, London; pock- to Edinburgh to Manchester; lost a tooth to March ; anchor left arm to Drumlish reg. nec. 186420 186421 186422 186423 186424 186425 1864.26 186427 186428 18642J Jamea Winkley Daniel Geary Philip Fenning John Henry Hall Owen Connolly Michael Riley William Harris* George Parsons Thos. Hen. Mackey John Berry 1067 66 1176 1206 1003 4907 3332 2563 2562 ditto ditto 97th Foot ditto ditto 102nd Foot 103rd Foot 104th Foot 107th Foot ditto March, Cambs Kildoray, Cork Lewes, Sussex Bushing, Herts Dunlalk, Louth Limerick Bristol Tunstall, Stafford Dublin Mallow, Cork labourer labourer carpenter sawyer labourer ditto furnace man clerk baker 24 23 182 22 244 232 23 24 19 18 6 6 64 5 82 54 94 64 44 H brown black brown dk. brn It. bru brown brown brown brown brown brown grey blue brown grey hazel grey grey grey • blue dark fresh fresh fresb fair froah fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dark black; plaid moleskin; cord 2 Feb. 17 Jan. 27 Jan. 21 Jan. 24 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 29 Jan. 26 Jan. 26 Jan. ditto d; tto Colchester ditto ditto Gravesend Colchester Birminghm Curragh ditto to Croydon scar on It ft groin tuft of grey hair on forehead D ; tattooed on arms tattooed on arms * alias W. H. Southey recruit 186430 186431 186432 186433 186434 186435 186436 186437 186438 186439 18644P 186441 186442 186443 186444 186445 186446 18644/ 186448 186449 Michael Callaghan Richard Holmes George Mitchell John Thomas George Gilmore Wm. John Sherman John Morrow James Stone Robert Hursey Edward Rickson 2178 1375 303 1122 551 969 1148 1306 1228 108th Foot 109th Foot Rifle Brigade ditto ditto Royal H. Art. ditto ditto ditto ditto Glanmire, Cork Cork Salisbury, Wilts Landasally, Brecon Lisborne, Armagh Norwich Armagh Southampton Hammersmith, Mdlax nigham Ferrers* weaver nailor labourer ditto groom grocer butcher carriagesmh groom shoemaker 254 18 2H 284 214 204 20| 202 20 214 It. bm dk. bm brown dk. brn dk. brn brown brown brown brown fair blue grey hazel blue hazel blue blue hazel huzel blue fresh fresh fresh fair sallow fresh fair fresh sallow fair regimental ditto brown; canvas regimental ditto ditto ditto • ditto ditto ditto . 10 Feb. 21 JaD. 4 Feb. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 24 Jan. 15 Jan. 15 Jan. 22 Jan. 22 Jan. ditto Buttevant Portsmouth Winchester ditto Aldershot ditto Woolwich ditto ditto took a suit of grey tweed burn mark cn breast; recruit off furlough to LLantheu, Brecon off furlough to Belfaet; sear left humerus scar on forehead * Northampton Albert Taylor John Barlow James Foster William Reid Thomas Simpson Thomas Smith Paul Prescott Peter Hunter Henry Moss Walter Wyld 1321 ditto 12901 ditto 229 ditto 277 3266 16716 773 626 ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto 3297 ditto 3389 ditto Macclesfield, Chester Prestwich, Lancaster Newcastle- on- Tyne Edinburgh Pendleton, Lancaster Winslow, Bucks Sutton, Lancaster Oh. Moncton, Lanark Pentlow, Essex Newbury, Berks labourer ditto ditto ditto shoeingsmh blacksmith miner labourer groom 262 20 264 25 354 20 354 282 25 194 It. brn brown brown brown dk. bm brown It. bm brown brown brown blue blue blue blue grey brown hazel hazel grey grey fresh fresh florid fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 29 Jan. 29 Jan. 29 Jan. 25 Jau. 23 Jan. 30 Jan. 28 Jan. 31 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. di'to ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto off furlough to Winslow ditto to Linlithgow D; ' H. M. B. 1842' on left arm lost three teeth, one decaying 186450 186461 186452 186453 186454 186455 186456 1S6457 186458 186459 186460 186461 186462 186463 186464 186465 186466 186467 186468 186469 James McGiffin Jos. Eddy Henry Johnson John Brooks John Martyn Henry Lawton John Doyle John Hughes Daniel Kelly John Driscoll 474 3^ 39 16600 18H79 18136 1130 1327 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto O'Houghle, Antrim St. Austell, Cornwall Ballwich, Northmptn Margate, Kent Newlyu, Cornwall Streaiham, Surrey Enniscorthy. Wexfrd. Bangor, Carmarthen Inverness Cork labourer shipsteward labourer carman farmer labourer ditto shoemaker labourer ditto 2a4 224 21 19 214 224 351 285 204 18 It. brn dk. bm It. brn dk. brn light brown It. bra brown It. brn brown grey hazel brown hazel grey- grey hazel grey blue grey bur fresh fresh dark fresh frcsa fresh salldw fresh fair ditto plain regimental plain regimental ditto ditto ditto fustian pilot ; cord 27 Jan. a Feb. 26 Jan. 20 Jan. 28 Jan. 4 Feb. 16 Jan. 15 Jan. 27 Jan. 31 Jan. ditto | off lurlough to Dundee; soar on rt. ankle ditto woman and tree on back ditto lost four teeth Westminstr tattoeed on left arm and hand Warley took waist- belt ditto D ; tattooed on arms; off pass to London I. of Wight off furlough to Dublin ditto ditto London recruit, finally approved ditto recruit, attested John Brooks John Carroll Robert Gemmell Michael Molloy James Arafar Andrew Shaw John Hill Thomas Martin John McGill Thomas Bilton 2843 1997 1723 2636 847 268 2141 3048 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Royal H. Art. Roy. Artillery ditto Margate, Kent London Falkirk, Stirling Dublin woodley, Devon Woolwich, Kent St. Alban's, Herts Seal, K. nt Dalrig, Kirkcudbright Runcorn, Chester carman labourer painter biassloundr labourer labourer ditto clerk labourer 19 192 22 27 374 164 28j 214 244 194 44 8 6 24 114 9 72 7 8 8 dk. bm It. bm brown fair dark aubura brown dk. brn brown It. brn hazel blue grey hazel hazel hazel blue hazel blue hazel dark fail- fresh fair dark fair fresh dark fair fresh black drab; cord regimental ditto regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 19 Jau. 26 Jan. 25 Jan. 15 Jan. 16 Jan. 24 Jan. 25 Jan. 26 Jan. 24 Jan. 25 Jan. ditto ditto Shorncliffe Hilsea Sheerness Dover ditto Maidstone Dublin Alderahot tattooed on arms; recruit blister mark on chest; recruit off furlough off furlough to Dublin ditto D D off furlough to Manchester .86470 186471 186472 186473 186474 Robert Maxwell James Cleary John Lovelock Thomas Hopkins william Chapman '. 8647. alfred Humphries 186476 186477 186476 186479 David C. Hill Alex. Porteous John Towers Thomas Maloney — | ditto 8548 Rl. Engineers 8277 ditto 71601 ditto 7896 8492 8619 8144 ditto ditto ditto ditto 10th Hussars 11th HusBars Crail, Fife Ilulme, Lancaster Dogmersfield, Hants Bath Brighton Condover, Salop Newcastle- on- Tyne Lasswade, Edinburgh Liverpool Woolwich, Kent dn , o plasterer labourer painter bricklayer d: to moulder joiner fireman boilermaker 22 20 194 21 25 22 20 22 21 24 94 dk. bm 62 brown 7 1 brown 64 I dk. brn sandy dark brown brown It. bra dk. brn blue grey hazel grey blue grey grey grey blue grey fresh fresh fresh fresh florid fair pale fresh fresh fresh plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto cloth white slop; cord 6 Feb. 16 Jau. 20 Jan. 6 Feb. 27 Jan. 23 Jan. 27 Jan. 1 Feb. 8 Jan. 25 Jan. Dundee Chatham Aldershot Curragh Chatham ditto ditto ditto Liverpool Woolwich 186480 186481 186482 186483 186484 386485 186486 186487 186488 186489 George Smith John James James Morrison Walter Wray James Hughes Alfred Glegnor John Smith William Bunn Thomas Campbell William Reid 12th Lancers 13th Hussars 17th Lancers ditto lst Foot ditto 9th Foot 16th Foot 18th Foot 39th Foot recruit, attested oil' furlough to Manchester D off furlough to Edinburgh recuit, not surgically inspected recruit, surgically inspected Birmingham Alnwick, Nrthmbrlnd Liverpool ditto Crumlin, Antrim Liverpool Glasgow Booterstown, Dublin Shatikhill, Antrim Liverpool shoemaker printer tailor labourer tailor labourer flaxdresser labourer tailor joiner 22 23 21 21 19 191 18 22 18 24 74 8 74 7 7 62 54 6 64 74 It. bra brown dk. brn dk. bm It. bm dk. bm brown brown It. bni It. bm grey blue blue blue hazel grey blue grey grey blue fresh fresh freah freah fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh black drab; tweed cloth ditto black black; regimental fustian black tweed ; canvas 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 27 Dec. 19 Jau. 24 Jan. 29 Jan. I Feb. 18 Jan. 19 Jan. 26 Jan. Wolvrhmpt N'wctle- o- T Liverpool ditto Liaburn Gloucester Glasgow Dublin Newry Liverpool ditto tuft of hair on chin; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected ditto recruit, attested recruit, not surgically inspected ' J. L.' on right wrist; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto 186490 186491 186492 186493 186494 186495 186496 186497 186498 186499 Henry Napier James McKewen Wiiliam Bell William Elliott James Innes John Service John Wilson James Donley James Whitehead William C. Reid ditto 47th Foot 61st Foot 7 let Foot 72nd Foot 74th Foot 79th Foot 85th Foot 90th Foot 92nd Foot ditto Buttevant, Cork Shankhill, Antrim Ruglin, Renfrew Govan, Lanark Edinburgh ditto Belfast, Antrim Blackburn, Lancaster Glasgow ditto labourer clerk boilermaker labourer ditto tinsmith tailor carpenter labourer dk. brn dk. bru brown dk. brn It. bm It. brn brown fair It. brn It. bm hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel grey blue grey hazel grey freah freah fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh freah tweed; moleskin black ; tweed blue; brown black tweed coat tweed brown; moleskin black; tweed cord trousers black 26 Jan. 29 Jan. 22 Jan. 22 Jan. 25 Jan. 3 Feb. 29 Jan. 25 Jan. 28 Jan. 22 Jan. ditto Newry Belfast Edinbuigh Glasgow Edinburgh ditto Newtwnrds Preston Glasgow ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto boil marks on right arm; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected 186500 186501 186502 186503 186504 186505 186506 186507 186608 186609 James Macharty Charles Russell James Fitzhenry William Armitage Alex. McArthur 1309 8547 6975 1402 109th Foot Royal H. Art. Rl. Engineers ditto Hoapitl Corps St. Giles's, London Topplesfield, EsBex Wexford Newcastle- on- Tyne Kildradon, Argyle ditto baker carpenter painter labourer 19 21 214 244 33 6 41 9 104 94 dk. bi- 11 brown brown brown dark grey blue grey hazel hazel tresh freah fresh fair fresh tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto 24 Jau. 18 Jau. 6 Jan. 18 Jan. 14 Jan. Westmin8tr Woolwich Chatham Weymouth Bury recruit, surgically inspected off furlough to Dublin scar on left leg off pass to Glasgow February \ 9- DUSGRTEKS FROM THE MILITIA. OJJIOE BO. NAME. BEG. NO. COUPS. WHERE BORN. TRADE. COAT & TEOUSEE8. BATS OF DUIXBTN. PLACE OP BECEBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 7101s 71016 71017 71018 71019 71020 71021 71022 71021 71021 Miles Durkin Charles Frith John Ganaty John Green James Greenwood Thomas Haley Thomas Hanley Chris. Harrison Patrick Hunt Arthur Kidd 46y8 4981 4780 4524 4982 5080 5281 5062 4430 4* 73 6th Lane.* ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Accnngcou Burnley Bacup Burnley Rovrlirisdale ditto Burnley ditto ditto ditto 20 18 21 16} 25 24 19 22 21 19 red It. brn brown Ik. brn brown black dk. brn dk. brn brown brown grey brown blue blue grey grey dk. brn It. bra grey grey sallow fresh sallow sallow tresh sallow sa. l > w sallow pale fresh 1 May 21 Aprii 1 May 1 May 1 May 1 May 21 April 1 May 1 May 1 May Burnley ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto * absent from train"* freckled black Bpot on left knee scar on forehead pockpitted scar at corner of left eye scar on left forefinger scar on forehead, burn on left shojilder 71025 Robert Knowles 462/ ditto ditto — 17j 5 64 auburn brown fresh 1 May ditto 71026 James Lever 5147 ditto Blackburn — 22 5 6 light blue fresh 1 May ditto 71027 Cornelius Lever 4827 ditto Accrington — 184 6 7 It. brn grey fresh 24 April ditto 7102s Martin McDermott 4038 ditto Manchester -— 21 6 31 brown blue fair 1 May ditto 7102s Michael McKinzie 4327 ditto Rochdale — 20 S 71 brown blue sallow 1 May ditto 71030 John McKinzie 4335 ditto ditto <— 18 5 4 brown blue fresh 1 May di » to 71031 Thomas Nasey 5110 ditto Liverpool —. 22 5 61 dk. brn grey fresh 1 May ditto 71032 Thomas Nowlan 5238 ditto Oldham — 22 5 4i dk. brn brown tresh 24 April ditto 71031 Samuel Ogden 5076 ditto Manchester — 31 5 4i brown grey sallow 1 May ditto 71031 John Quinn 5070 ditto Staleyhridge — 25 5 3S brown blue fresh 1 May ditto mole on neck flesh mark on left hand pockpitted scar over right eyebrow scar at corner of right eyebrow scar on left temple scar over right eyebrow 71035 71036 71037 71038 71039 71010 71011 71042 71013 71011 James Smith Rabert Stewart Daniel Thompson Dennis Turning Patrick Vabey Robert Wallworth John Welsh Robert Watson John Murphy Peter Shaunhnessy 5001 4313 4831 471-! 5109 5111 4965 5142 2055 5258 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto TipperaryArt. 6th Middlesex Rochdale Burnley Manchester Accrington Liverpool Manchester Burnley ditto Cahir, Tipperary Islington, London servant musician 20 17 31 IS 23 27 18 22 28} 18* bi\ wn brown brown dk. brn red brown dk. brn It. hrn brown brown grey grey brown grey grey hazel grey blue brown hazel saffow freh sallow sallow tresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair May 1 3 May 1 May 1 May 1 May 1 May 24 April 21 May* 30 Nov. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Clonm'el Uxbridge ditto hare- lip pockpitted scar on forehoad scar on right eyebrow scar on third finger of left hand off pass io London • 1862 71045 71016 71047 71018 7104a 71050 71051 71052 71053 71051 Richard Byrne Wm. J. White David Ewing 4239 751 732 AntrimRifles 1. of W. Art. Donegal Art. musician Carriokfe gus Newpi rt, I. of Wightlshcemaker Conwal, Donegal musician 22 21 19J 5 74 5 8j 5 7 browu brown dk. brn grey grey hazel fair fresh fresh black plain ditto 10 Jan. 7 Jan. 15 Dec. Belfast I. of Wight Letterknny. i ADMIRALTY, February 19, 1866. X Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service. NAME. . SHI? DE3ERTED OB DIS- CHARGED FROM. DATS. Edward Burgess H. Stewart Frederick Duke Robert. Burley James Houlden Jos. E. Turner James Rathbone William T. Vinn Frederick Duke John Davis John Belvin James Crosbie Mark Hadfield Arthur S. Johnson George Egern James Lambert James Quinn William Smith George B. Wells Henry Lowry William Lightfoot Joseph Lambrick John Cropton James Strong Joseph Worth John Camble Charles Warford James Goodwin William R. West John J. Richards W. J. Webb George Groves T. Shears John McLean A. G. Harper Thomas Crosbie John Gartshore John Hall William D. Baker George W. Nelmes Charles Pope Jos. Winzer JOB. Bishop James Thompson Richard Wilson Josh. Lazarus Frederick Caswell Michael Killoran Patrick Nelson thomas Naylon Charles Carr George Brooks John Sullivan William Wadey John Hooper James Rawlings William Gray Henry J. Price John Answorth John Sneller Dauntless, deserter Star, deserter Prince A Ibert, straggler ditto Dauntless, deserter Implacable, deserter ditto ditto Prince Albert, straggler Salami » , deserter .4sia, straggler Formidable, deserter D. oj Wellington, deserter ditto I ditto ditto ditto Asia, straggler j ditto Cambridge, straggler ditto Hastings, deserter Conqueror, discharged ditto Asia, straggler ditto ditto Fisgard, straegler Royal Adelaide, stragglor ditto Cambridge, straggler ditto ditto Formidable, discharged Tamar, discharged Formitlab e, straggler Salamis, deserter D. of Wellington, deserter Wellmley, discharged Excellent, straggler Wivern, deserter ditto ditto Black Eagle, stra.- gler ditto D. of Wellington, deserter Asia, straggler St. Vincent, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Boscawen, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto Fisgard, straggler Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. JaD. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. BATING. N < S SIZE. WEEEB BORN. HATE. EYIS. FACE engineer's cook 20 5 24 Norwich brow it blue tair A. B. — 5 6 London bro~ n blue — stoker ;< 1 5 3i Lambeth, Surrey It. brn blue ordinary, 2nd class 26 5 6} 1 ondou black hazel cook's assistant 19} 5 4 Hun deby. Lincoln brown dark ruddy boy, 2nd class 17 5 0i Chester light grey . ditto 1 « 5 14 SI ore < itch, London light grey ditto 17 5 2 Bermi ndsey, Surrey brown hazel stoker 31 5 34 Lambeth, London It. brn blue ditto 23 6 5 BlandfoH, Doreet brow n hazel warrnt. officers srvt 21, 5 7 Salisbury, Wilts It. brn grey boy, 1st class 18 4 11} Glasgow brown grey — A. B. 29 3 91 N. va Scotia brown hazel ordinary 22 4 94 Shankl n, Isle of Wight brown hazel A. B. 22 5 4 Bt. dporr, Dorset light blue ordinary 20 5 3 I etitli, Lancashire brown hazel ditto 21 5 3 Portsea, Hants brown grey wrrnt officers' sen t 20 5 44 Silcbester light bluo A. B. 44 5 74 Portsmouth brown blue private, R. Marines 28 6 64 Truro, Cornwall dk. brn grey A. B. 26 5 9 Piymoui h auBum hazel fair boy, 1st class 18 5 24 Thorn bury, Gloucester red It. brn _ stoker, 2nd class 25 5 7 Southsea, Hants It. brn hazel sallow boy, 1st class 18 5 5 Sheen ess, Kent light blue fair leadirg stoker 39 6 84 Plymouth dk. brn blue stoker 33 5 6 Liverpool black hazel warrnt officers' srvt 21 5 6 Cumberland light blue officers' cook 32 5 0 Greenwich light blue _ A. B. 25 5 4 Plymouth brown blue carpenter's crew 31 6 9 H lston, Cornwall brown blue private, R. Marines 23 5 74 Devonport It. brn blue ditto 21 6 64 Evershof, Dorset brown hazel ditto 21 5 74 Lifron, Devo i brown grey boy, 1st class ship's corporal 18 5 9 Kettering, Northampton brown hazel fresh 31 5 8 Dudley, Worcester red brown boy, 1st class 18 4 11} t/ laegow brown grey private, R. Marines 30 5 7 Muirkirk, Ayr dk. brn grey painter, 2nd class 26 5 5 Manchester brown blue steward's assistant 20 5 6 Portsmouth brown hazel fresh A. B. 24 5 10 Birmingham brown blue fair boy, let class 17 4 10 Guernsey It. bra blue _ ditto 17 4 11 Dorche » * er It. brn grey ditto 17 5 7 Bermo'. dscy, London brown grey A. E. 27 5 * 7 Congioton, Cheshire dk. bra t. azel stoker 30 5 6 Norwich black hazel quartermaster 24 5 8 London dark hazel stoker 31 5 6 St< keNev. ington, Lonin browD brown boy, 2nd class 17 5 24 Augvale, Mayo red blue ditto 15 4 9 Richmond, Surrey dcrk hazel i _ ditto 16 1 11 Glasgow brown blue ditto 16 5 0i Sudbury, Suffolk brown blue ditto 15 5 01 Edinburgh light blue • ditto 15 1 11 Portsca, Hants Brighton • brown grey ditto 17 4 lli brown blue boy, 2nd class 16 5 0 bath brown hazel " ditto 16 4 9i Bow, London brown brown ditto 16 5 3 Bath It. brn blue ditto 15 1 8 East Indies brown grey ditto 15 4 9 Milford It. brn blue ordinary 20 4 114 Deal, Kent light blue — MARKS AND REMARKS anchor on left arm brace et on r< ght wrist; served in Edgar served in Victory, Ariel, tnd Dukr of Wellington, served in Victory, Urgent, an i Ariel served in Shannon ami Magicienne sorved in Britannia, St. George, und Edgar £ 3 reward ditto served in Fisgard, Ardent, Fox, und Medusa £ 1 reward scar on left cheek ; served ii. Bus., ell ami Asia 10s. reward served in Fisgard, London, and Hun.- eibal £ 3 rewurd £ 1 reward ditto served in Fisgard ditto ditto 10s. reward served in Russell, Royal Albert, and A.- a £ 3 reward served in Asia £ 1 reward £ 3 reward ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto £ 1 rewurd ditto served in Cornwallis ferved in Termagant, Impregnable, Snap, and Princess CliarlotU erved in St. Vincent urn Edgar served in Pelorus, Hannibal, Duke of Wellington, and Ajax seived in Wtllesley £ 1 reward ditto ditto ditto pockpitted ; served in Persian sei ved in Cambridge and Satellite served iu Zebra pockpitted seivel in IFellesley and Lizard servo I in Duke of Wellington £ 1 leward anchor on leit arm ; served in Edgar £ 3 reward ditio sorved in Sidon, Royal Adelaide, and Spitejul served in Hogue, Geyser, and Canop us £ 1 reward served in Dasher ditto served in Boscawen ditto setred iu St. Vincent and Duke of Wellington • served iu Medina served in Locust, Forte, Narcissus, an i Seringapatam £ 3 reward served in Fisgard, Queen Charlotte, una i'orcuvins. £ 1 reward anchor and ' 25 ' on each arm I scar on forehead 10s. reward ditto ditto ditto scar on left eye ditto s rved in Melpomene, Formidable, and Wye JSo reward will be given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a regular Police u organised, but all reasonable expense! will be paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. DIVISION. WHERE BOBS. TRADE. H SIZE. JIATB. ETOS. FACE. COAT & TB0CSER3. DATS OF DESKBTN. Frederick Sibley Portsmouth Waltham, Essex labourer 304 5 7. brown blue fair 8 Feb. Peter Swit ditto Bolton, Lancashire ditto 20 5 5j brown brown fresh 1 Feb. George Frost* Woolwich Barnslej, Ti rlsbire Skulcoates, York ditto 20 5 6} brown grey fresh R Feb. William Flanagan — ditto 25 5 6 brown blue s\ yarth black 15 Jan. Edward Virtue* Woolwich Shepti n Mallet, Smst. ditto 21J 5 brown grey fresh 8 Feb. Donald McLennan Chatham Turriff, Aberdeen Soutl am pton groom 21$ 5 54 brown blue fresh uniform 2 Feb. James Taylor Pirtsmouth labourer 21 5 54 It. brn grey fair 2 f Jan. William Pickford — Stockport, Cheshire — 21!} 5 0i brown blue fresh brown; cord 21 Jan. Henry Holmes Chatham Malton, Yorkshire mason 2 i 5 8 It. brn It. bm fresh units rm 26 Jau. Thomas Steele Woolw ich London lain iiirer 30 6 94 dk. brn 2rny fresh 31 Jan. PLACE OP DBSEETION. MARKS A>- D REMARKS Gosport ditto Woolwich Hu'l Woolwich Chatham Portsmouth Sheffield Chatham Woolwich scar on right temple D scar on left knee j rccruit D ; discharged with disgrace off furlough to Aber leeu unci or on back of left hand * alias Bcecroft * alias MarcJj ' ff furlough to Malton disc '. rged with disgrace; T) LONDON: PRINTED FOB HEU MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OF ICE BT HARBISON AND SONS, ST. MAP. TIK'S LAMB, W. C.