POLICE ftijblfe& rtr 6AZET fig autfcoritg. CONTAINING substance of all Informations received ir cases jf Felony and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and the circumstance of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences who are known but not in custody, and a Description of those who are not known, i. e. ir Appearance, Dress, and other marks of Identity. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehen^ on. A Description, as accurate as possible, of Property that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and ecoverinq them. No. 4636 MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1868. Notice.— It is requested that all communications for the pur- pose of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen property, may bear the Signature of the ye> a « a requiring or sending the same, and all applications in reference to the POLICE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to Mr. W, D. BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, V. C. *.* Whenever it is desired that any person should 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, and an attested copy thereof, together with the Advertisement, forwarded to the Editor for insertion. As HO charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all Letters addressed to the Editor must be prepaid, otherwise the insertion will not be made. It is requested that the Names and Descriptions of Deserters and Absentees from the Militia, as well as those from the regular Amg, intended for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, may be addressed to " The Under Secretary of State for War, War Office, Pall Mall, London, S. W.," as they cannot be published without his authority. INFORMATIONS. ttfJRDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. GEORGE HUGHES, charged with the murder of Geo. Kelk, has been apprehended at Wombwell Main, Yorkshire. — Bow- street, October 6. Description of CHARLES SEILER, who has absconded, chained with burglary and attempt to murder at Notting Hill on the 21st inst. ; 20 years of age, 6 ft. 6 in. high, fresh com- plexion ( rather pale), dark hair, no whiskers oi beard, cupped In back of neck, ' S. or Sarah Price,' in blue Indian ink, on ° ne arm, supposed right, and dressed in black frock coat and vest, soldier's trousers with stripe cut out, old side- spring hoots, and brown cloth cap with peak of same material ; be w » s invalided from the 69th Regt. about a month ago from Gosport, in the name of CHARLES SMITH, and has his Discharge with him in that, name : was last seen at Alperton, near Harrow, Middlesex, at 6 a. m. on tlis 21st instant, where he obtained the said side- spiug boots and cap which he may ® ow be wearing. Information to be given at the Detective Department, Scotland- yard.— Metropolitan Police, X Division, September 28. ' E. Purchon,' on reverse, a gold Locket, with beaded cross, containing portraits, a turquoise Locket, set with single diamond, a gold Locket, sexagon form, three hair Bracelets, with gold clasps, two coral Bracelets, a garnet Bracelet, circlet, two small pebble Brooches, Bilver mounted, a small silver anchor Brooch, an Italian filigree silver Brooch, emblem ' Lily of the Valley,' a silver fruit Knife, pearl haft, diamond pattern, an ivory fruit Knife with steel Penknife, three Cornish diamond Studs, set in gold, three blBck pebble ditto, with pearl centre, two Spade Guineas, date 1797, a hair Ring, gold mounted, a gilt and coral back Comb, with tortoiseshell, two silver tea Spoons, marked ' P.,' and various gilt Brooches, Trinkets, < fcc. Information to be giver, to the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Leeds.— Bow- st„ October 2. Between 7 and 8 p. m. on the 27th instant, the dwelling- house of Mrs. Keeley, of No. 4, Sidmouth- street, in the borough of Reading, was broken and entered, and stolen therein : two diamond Rings; a gold Brooch, with yellow stone ; two pearl Rings; two sapphire ditto ; a plain gold ditto; a pair of tortoiseshell Ear- rings, aud Brooch ; a pair of cameo Ear- rings ; a gold Bracelet: a large gold Locket, with photograph of a lady ; a small gold Brooch, with tiair in it ; a short gold Chain ; a pair of silver Tugar Tongs, marked ' E K.' Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Purchase, Borough Police Office, Reading, Berks.— Bou>- street, September 30. and 3029. Supposed by a man about 20 years of age. rather tall ; dressed in dark clothes, white edged trimming to hat, and white turn down collar. Information to he given to Chief Constable Shennett, Bedford.— Bow- rtreft, October 2. Stolen about 7* 16 p. m. on the 25th instant, from the person of a gentleman at Ruthin Railway Station : a gold Watch, engine turned cases, go'd dial, stops and seconds, engraved ' Mr. John Jones, Tremynta, Bala.' Also stolen on the same day from Pontylyn, near Ruthin : a pair of blucher Boots, large size, nearly new, with double soles ; supposed by tramps. Information to be given to Chief Constable Denmon, Ruthin, Denbighshire.— Bow- street, September 30. Supposed to have been stolen, on the 18th instant, from a lady travelling in a first class carriage of the Scotch express between Darlington and Thirsk, or whilst waiting at the Thirsk Station, a lady's gold Watch, horizontal movement, enamel dial, maker Groche, No. 8364, bad attached a long dark hair Chain, with pearl settings, clasp a serpent's head in pearls, and a common Watch- key. £ 5 reward will be paid to any person who shall give such information as will lead to the apprehension of the offender and recovery of the watch and chain. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Howard, Northallerton, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, September 28. Stolen from the person of a man at Tunbridge Wells, on the ™ . v . .. , ...... 16th instant, a silver verge Watch, figures 1 and 2 missing ^ thf housebreaking at Mr. from the dial. By a man, 25 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, ' W/, 8'„ adver, I9ed the Police brown hair, hazel eyes, and fair complexion ; a shoemaker „ " ii. H i? t A ^ about 40 yearB of supposed to be at woik at Goudhurst, Kent, or East Grinstead, fli. ' f wh, skf" and moustache, was seen loitering in Sussex. Information to be given at the Police Office, Tun- „ , h° D9e at thp tlme> at, d 18 supposed to be an accom- nr.,,. v— i. 1., OP plice, dressed in a grey coat and trousers, and waistcoat of a bridge Wells, Kent.— Bow- street, September 28. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. On the morning of the 1st instant, about 2 a. m., a hay 8" ed, at Glasfryn Farm, near Harlech, was discovered to be on " re, where a large quantity of Hay and Corn in Straw, a Cart, and other articles were consumed. Also stolen from the same place, at the same time : a hand saw a jack Plain, and an Adze, all stamped ' Roberts.' ^ formation to be given to Inspector Bala, or to Sergeant Lewis, Penrhyndendraeth, Merionethshire.— Bow- street, October 5. Jobbery an © larceny from THE PBKSON- Stolen from the peison of Mr. Lambster, Small- lane crewe, between 11 and 12 p. m., on the 3rd instant, a silver ever Watch, large size, engine- turned case, white dial, seconds la Ii ' No- 1268' maker Joseph Walker, Walkington, Cumber- Information to be given to Superintendent Laxton, Nant- wich, or to Inspector Wood, Crewe, Cheshire.— Bouj st., Oct. 5 of about, 3 p. m. on the 30th ultimo, from the person of Mrs Rigg, innkeeper, Appleby, Westmoreland, at Brough Hill Fair : a brown morocco leather Purse, with elastic band nnd it, two or three compartments inside, on one of which is • °' ® SF— containing above £ 30 in Gold, above £ 20 of which was „ Half Sovereigns ; a Cheque for £ 7 7s., payable to J. W. £ d Co., f0r lournev - - endorsed' , ® pa ; mm several runs lor small amounts, oupposeu oy a „ ? rt thick set man, about 30 years of age, dressed in light - toured clothes. Information to be given to Superintendent journey expenses, and drawn by James Ramsey on Barnard, Orr and Co., Bankers, London, and on the back by J. W. Foster ; also twelve Receipt and Bills for amounts. Supposed by p ciotnes. information to De given to Superintendent Cn Constabulary Office. Appleby, Westmoreland, or at the ° nnty Chief Constable's Office, Carlisle.— Bow- street, October 2. on Stolen from the person of Robert Halliday, about 1 a. m. ty . ® 26th ultimo, in Mill- street, Crewe, a large gold lever 8Bl heavy case, No. 1061, maker Paul Price, Chester; also " m R°' d Albert Guard. By two persons, one of whom is 7 o° T. 0dy at Crewe : ^ e other if about 24 years of age, 6 feet sit/ lt ® n° he8 high, pale complexion, thin features, no whiskers, da U rn° usthche, and sandy hair ; dressed in Scotch cap, long trav n? at' and trousers; he is a stonemason, haB been in Jv £ 8 ^ a' 8e carfl> ar, d > 8 supposed to be well known to Birmingham and Wolverhampton. Information to be given superintendent Laxton, Nantwich, or to Inspector Wood, Crewe Cheshire.— Bow- street, Octo ber 2. 0( Stolen on the evening of the 29th ultimo, from the person of a lady a brown leather Purse, containing two £ 5 Notes of 8 « s. Barnard, Barnard and Wing's Bank, Bedford, Nos. 300P BURGLARY AND SOUS?' BREAKING. Between 11 p. m. on the 29 h and 6 a. m. on the 30th ult., the house of Mrs. Owen, of Saithdarn, was broken into, and an old pair of light brown Trousers, with a patch on one knee, stolen therein. Information to be given to Chief Constable Denman, Denbighshire.— Bow- street, October 6. Further information respecting THOMAS STREETS, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 21st ultimo, for burglary : he has worked at Crich for a frame smith, also at Alfreton, and Chesterfield ; he was last seen in Birmingham. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Hague, Police Station, Loughborough.— Bow- tree/., Oc'ober 5. Description of three tramps charged with breaking into a house at Butterwick on the morning of the 28' h ult., and a grocer's shop at Burnham on the night of the 29th ult., and stealing about one stone of Flour, three loaves of Bread, half a stone of Bacon, about a yard and a half of harden Towelling, a white Cloth about one yaid square, twelve pounds of 4d. and 4Jd. Sugar, three quarters of a pound o' Tobacco in ounces and half ounces, wrapped up in obi newspaper; two pairs of women's Stockings, new, one | air white and the other grey ; a piece of Cheese, soma knotts of Tape, and Bootlaces, the pro- perty of Mary Johnson and E. Mawmell. Two of the men are about 20 or 22 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high ; dressed in dirty white slops, dirty fustian or cord trousers, and caps ; one of them has an abscess on his thigh, his trousers are open down the side seam and tied up wirh tape; the other man is about 26 years of age, 6 ft. 8 ins. high, rather stoutly built, and dressed in a black rough hairy overcoat, cord trousers, and cap, or an old Btraw hat. Two ot them had songs and paper to sell. Information to be given to Superintendent Henson, Epworth, near Bawtry.— Bow- street, Octiber 6. Between the 26th aud 29ih ultimo, the dwelling house of Mr. William Rhodes, of Eccleshill, was broken and entered, and stolen therein : a mahogany Knife Box, about 18 in. loDg, 10 in. wide, 4 in. deep, loose case inside, partitioned, brass plate on lid, engraved ' William Rhodes :' twenty- four ivory- handled Knives, two ditto Carving Knives, three ditto ditto Forks; twenty- four elcctro- plated Forks, marked' W. M. R ;' two silver Salt Spoons ; a pair of silver Sugar Tongs, marked ' G. B. A.;' four electro- plated Dessert Spoons, plain pattern, marked ' W. M. R.;' ten ditto Table Spoons, carved handles ; ten ditto Dessert Spoons, carved handles; six ditto Table Spoonjf. marked ' W. M. R. ;' and a Gravy Spoon, marked ' W. M. A^ am A reward of One Guinea will be paid by Mr. Rhodes t' person giving such information as will lead to the conv; the offender or offenders, and recovery of the prof's, of The proportion to the amount recovered. informations the night to Superintendent Ball, West. Riding Constat, having a seam Yorkshire.— Bow- street, Octo ber 2. airs of blue knitted ^ . ,, . , „ , . / en to E Ellis, Police During the night of the 29th ultimrfl0KVrtrecri October 2 of George Vint, of Calverly Moor, was br stolen therein: 16 lhs. of crystallized • ultimo, from the house a bleached cotton Shirt, linen frout, ' dshire, a side of Bacon, narrow ones each side; a pair of- np, 6 feet high, dark hair Stockings, nearly new : a holland ose velveteen coat, breeches, white Pocket- handkerchiefs, one laOOtB, and black bowler hat mation to be given to Superintend' 0 he given to Superintendent stabulary, Bradford, Yorkshire.—>> Herefordshire.— Bow street, Stolen from the house of terrace, Leeds, by means of houJear Bodfary, Flintshire, duriDg 25th ultimo, a bl » <, k- < nli-- K\^ io, an old- fashioned silver verge Poplin, a light'* i356 ; a pair of light drab cloth Trousers ; a velvet zopPe( l monkey Jacket, nearly new, with two pockets darker colour. ,£ 10 reward will be given on detection of the offender, and recovery of the property. Information to be given at the Police Office, Tunbridge Wells, Kent.— Bote-, - treet, September 28. On the night of the 19th instant the shop of Mr. Alfred Shorter, Denny Bottom, Tunbridge Wells, was broken and entered, and stolen a box of Cigars, marked ' Mexican;' a quantity of Pickwicks sand Cubas, 2 lbs. of the best Shag Tobacco, 10s. in Coppers, 6s. in 3d. and 4d. pieces, aud other articles. Information to be given at the Police Office, Tun- bridge Wells, Kent.— How- street, September 28. MGESE AND OA ' ST& iS STJEALXN © -. The Mare stolen from Little Musgrave, Westmoreland, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 80ih ult., has been recovered at Leeds, having been sold to a dealer there on the 25th ult, by a man answering the description given in the Police Gazette of the 2nd instant and win hid the appearance of a farmer, Said his mme was JACKSON probibly fictitious, and that he was a farmer near Richmond ; he has an impedi- ment in his speech. Inform it ion to be given to Superintendent Parks, Constabulary Office, Appleby, Wejtiiioreland, or at the County Chief Constable's Office, Carlisle.— Bov.- street, Oct. 5. Supposed stolen on the Is*, . instant, from Bramford, a black mars Pony, about 12 or 13 hands high, with square tail, white star on forehead, white t- p > t. on • tf hind leg. Information to be given to Superintendent Coleman, at, the County Station at Bramford, Suffolk.— Bow street, Oelob r 5. Supposed stolen from the Brown Clee Hill, Abdon, Salop, about the 9th ultimo, the property of John Childs, four ewe Sheep, and one Lamb, of tbe Clum Forest breed, with dark faces, tails cut short, mark iu the shape ot a swallow's tail on the end of right ear, and a nip cut in the lower side of left ep*- Information to be given to Superintendent Baxter, Cbne in Stretton, Salop, or to Police ConStable Jones, MUP — Bow- street, October 6. atones springing from Description of CHARLES charged with stealing a U He is about 32 year complexion, dressed in a f'^ bPERTY POLICE Vest, youth's size; a linen Collar; and a narrow blue Tie. | September 30, FOUND BY OFFICERS. C On the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere. J The twenty ore Fowls found in the possession of two men, in the parish of Stilton, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 30ih ultimo, have been owned,— Bow- street,, October 5. Stolen during the afternoon of the the 2nd instant, from the Market Room, at the Horse and Groom Inn, Buckingham, a Cambridge mixed melton Coat ( Chesterfield), with raised seams, and stitched edges ; supposed by tramps. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Howe, Buckingham.— Bow- streit, October 5. Found at 9 p. m. on the 29th ultimo, on a wall Ht the rear of a beerhouse in Salford, a tin Cashbox, which has been broken open, and the lid is missing Information to be given to Superintendent Williams, Detective Office, Town Hall, Salford, Lancashire.— Bow- s reel, October 6. Fouud in the parish of Stilton, in the possession of two men, name! THOMAS and JAMES SMITH, of Farcet, who are remanded to the 7th proximo : 13 hens, 4 Cockerells, and 4 Pullets, most of them are ot the Dorking breed, and all had their necks broken. Information to he given to Superinten- | dent Barker, Norman Cross, Peterborough, — Bowitreet, 2 P O L I C E GAZETTE. October 12. dark mane and long dark tail, marked D. P. on left aide, and in food condition. Information to be given to Superintendent dunham, Slough, or to Inspector Sutton, Iver, Buuks.— Bow- Street, October 2. Stolen on the 27th ultimo, from a field at Downham, a chesnut yearling nag Filly, supposed to have a few white hairs ou forehead. Information to be given to Superintendent Watson, Downhaiu, Norfolk.— Bow- nirext, Oc'obcr 2. Stolen during the night of the 24th instant, from a field at Shiplake, Oxen, a down ewe Sheep, marked with a round jig on the rear hip, 1S.' in the centre. Information to be given to Superintendent Howarth, Oxon Constabulary, Henley- on- Thames.— Bute- street, September 30. Stolen from a stable at Bassingbourn, Cambs, during the night of the 27th instant, a large grey cart Horse, dappled with sorrel hair, a^ ed, lame of the hind feet, and walks with a particular twist, the property of Mr. W. P. Colchester. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Pallant, Arrington, Royston, Canibs.— Bote- street, September 30. Stolen from a field at Redstone, near Narberth, in the occupation of the Rev. Peter Phelps, on the 24th instant: R browu yearling Filly, white spot on forehead, legs black from knees downwards. Information to be given to Chief Constable Stokes, or to Police Sergeant Clarke, Haverfordwest, Pem- brokeshire.— Bow- street, September 30. Stolen from a field at the Lower Gaer Farm, in the parish of St. Michael Cwmdu, Breconshire, oil the morning of the 24th instant, a black cart Mare, rising 4 y eara old, from IS to 16 hands high, near hind foot white and white star on forehead, long switch tail and long flowing mane. Information to be given to Superintendent Evans, Crickhowell, BiecoLshire.— Bow- strect, S ptember 28. Supposed stolen on the 7th instant, from a field at Hayton, a dark brown Pony, about 14 hands high, black mane, short switch tail, very old, and in good condition, the property of Mr. Richard Coston, farmer. Information to be given to Superintendent Baxter, Church Stretton, or to Police Constable Purchase, Sandpits, Ludlow, Salop.— Bow- street, September 28. Drscrip'ion of RICHARD PERRY, alias RED DICK, who is charged with stealing the bay roan Horse from Rock- savage Marsh, on the 25th July last, as advertised in the Police Gazette. The Horse is now in possession of the police, having been found sold by him at Hulton, in Lancashire. About 24 years of as'e, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, slender build, long thin features, sandy hair and thin sandy whiskers ; supposed to be dressed in brown velveteen jacket, black cloth trousers, blue and white striped cotton shirt, clogs, and brown velveteen cap with peak, all far worn. May be found about collieries, canals, & c., amongst horses, or in some low public or beer house. He is well knowu to most of the carters ou the road leading from the Collieries, in Lancashire, to Salford and Manchester ; has been previously convicted for horse stealing in Cheshire, and of various offences in Lancashire. £ 1 reward will be given for such information as will lead to liis apprehension, on applica- tion to Superintendent Egerton, Police Station, Runcorn, Cheshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, September 28. Supposed stolen from Raskelfe, nenr Easingwold, on the 20th instant, a daik red roan Bullock. 18 months old. Infor- mation to be given to Mr. Coats, Raskelfe Mill, or to Inspector James, North Riding Constabulary, Easingwold.— Bow- stree', September 28. LARCSOTTANtt EMBEZZLEMENT JOHN CUNDALL, alias JAMES WATKINSON or WATKINS, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 30ih ult., f. r stealing Linen, has been apprehended at Acaston Malbras, near York.— titnr- street, October 5. Further information respecting tbe Irishman advertised in the Police Gazette of the 28ih ultimo, for stealing in a lodging house at Bridgnorth : lie is further charge I with stealing, on the 264h ultimo, from the Rose and Crown beershop, Bridg- north, the property of Mrs Phillips, the landlady, a pair of Trousers, a Shirt, a pair of Boots, and a pair of Slippers, which have been recovered, having been sold by him iu Bridgnorth. He travels about the country, calling at farmhouses, buying horsehair and old clothes from the farm servants, and sleeping in the buildings at night, only going into towns when he has a load, which he always carries in a bag over his shoulder, and wl en the bag is empty he ties it up in a plaid cotton handker- chief. It is supposed that the scars will be off his check by this time, and he is likely to have changed the jimcrow hat, as it was too large for him. He is very quiet in his manner when Speaking:. Information to be given to Chief Constable Cole, ridgnorth, Salop.— Bow- strest, October 6. Description of GEORGE PRUCE, ! a! e a clerk in the employ of John Voce Moore, No. 35, King William street, tea merchant, for whose apprehension a warrant has been issued, ' if stealing and embezzling several sums of money : he is Wan. 28 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 irches high, fresh com- Aleiandt- r hair, small moustache; dresses well, and is of John Harvey „ » ive of Scotland, has friends residing at ditfo Information to be given to d; tt 0 - v- lane, L . n'don. — Bow street, ditto ditto '". NE, charged on - l- no. William Philpott James Stone Alexander Cochrane Bartholomew Jacques Tom Hood Henry Arscott James Bridson street, Anchor- street, Bethnal Green, £ 37 10s. in Gold and 10s, in Silver. By a Frenchman, about 60 years of age, 5 feet .7 or 8 inches high, fair hair and complexion, long thin fans, small whiskers ; dressed in dark mixture suit and high black hat. Abscond, d ou the 25th instant, from No. 21, Pelham- street, Spitalfields, stealing thirty pairs of women's kid Boots ( un- finished) : a youth, 18 years of age, 6 teet 1 inch high, fair complexion, full red face, dark hair ; dressed in light suit, side- spring boots, and black hat.— Metropolitan Police, H Di- vision, September 30. Absconded on the 26th instant, from No. 18, Great Cr jwn- court, St. James's, embezzling £ 1 9s. lOd. : a nun, 22 years of age, 6 feet G inches high, fresh complexion, light brown hair ; dressed in grey overcoat and stiff felt hat,— Metr< politan Police, C Dicision, September 30. Absconded from the borough of Hanley, Staffordshire ; HENRY MARK BURR, lately a collector in the employ of the British Gas Light Company Limited, charged with embezzling £ 65 2s. 3d., and the furth. r sum of £ 76 17s. 2d. : lie is about 24 or 26 years of age, 6 feet 2 or 3 inches high, stout built, dark complexion, black hair, whiskers and moustache, and short beard ; generally dressed in dark cloth clothes, and black soft billycock hit. A reward of £ 20 will be paid by the Secretary of the Company, for his apprehension. Information to be given to Superintendent Baker, Constabulary Office, Hanley, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— — Bon- street, September 30. Absconded on the" 26th instant, from Henrietta- street, Manchester square, stealing a Sovereign : a man, 25 years of age, 6 feet 8 inches high, fair complexion, light hair, whiskers, and inous. acho ; dressed in blue coat, black vest with brass buttons, giey trousers, and cloth cap ; is a French polisher, and of slovenly appearance.— Metropolitan Police, D Division, September 30. Stolen on the 26th instant, from No. 6, Richbell- place, Lamb's Conduit street, a feather Bed, two ditto Pillows, a flock Bolster, a white Counterpane, a diaper Tablecover, two Sheets, a Blanket, two Pillow Slips, two Towels, a metal Teapot, two ditto Spoons, two cut glass Decanters, and a Knife and Fork. By a man, 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, pale com- plexion, no whiskers ; dressed in black clothes and hat,— — Metropolitan Police, E Division, September 30. Stolen on the 26th instant, from a cart in Theobalds- road, 5 chamber Towels, 2 round ditto, 3 pairs of Drawers, 2 Dresses, 5 pil ow Cases, 2 calico Sheets, 2 Chemises, and 1 calico Nightdress. By a youth, 17 years of age, 5 feet4 inches high, daik complexion ; dressed in brown cloth jacket, cord trousers, and black cloth cap.— Metrop litan Police, E Division Sp:. 30. Stolen between 4 and 6 p. m. on tbe 24th instant, from No. 4, Albion- terrace, Peterborough : a £ 10 Bank of England Note; a £ 5 ditto ; about £ 15 in Gold ; a large silver Gravy Spoon, marked * W. H. S. ;' six electro- plated dessert Spoons; a silver L ib'e, marked ' Sherry. ;' and a pair of small gold Bracelets with clasps, has green and white stones set in them ; the pro- perty of Mrs. M. J. Harrison. By a man of the following description, who called at the house on the above day, the servant allowed him to go up stairs : he gave the name of PEARCE, about 20 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, s! ight figure, light complexion, light hair, parted down the middle, and no whiskers; dressed iu a suit of black clothes, blue necktie, black silk hat, and green kid gloves. Information to be given to Superintendent Brooke, Constabulary Office, Peterborough.— Bow street, September 30. Absconded about the 18th ultimo, charged on a warrant with embezz'ement : LOUIS NAPOLEON DUBOIS, a Frenchman, 28 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 6 inches high, thin face, light hrown hair cut short, small moustache, and no beard. Information to be given to Inspector Bailey, City of London Police, Detective Department, 26, Old Jewry, E. G.— Bow- street, September 30. Stolen about 11 a. m. on the 26th instant, from a bedroom in a beerhouse at Newcastle, Staffordshire, a silver lever Watch, maker Hill, Newcastle, No. 13G0; a gold Brooch, in the shape of four links joined together, rather large size ; and £ 16 in Gold. By four men: one is ubout 30 years of age, 6 feet 9 inches liigh, daik complexion and whiskers, and dressed in daik clothes and round hat; another is about 30 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, had a moustache, and dressed in a dark coat, white slop under, and billycock hat ; and the ether two men were about 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, and dressed in dark clothes and billycock hats. Information to be given to Chitf Superintendent Alexander, Newcastle- uud r Lyme, Staffordshire.— Bow street, September 28. Stolen from a beerhouse at Windhill, about 9 a. m., 25th instant, a brown mixture" cloth Vest, one pocket inside left hieast, brass buttons with shape of a pointer dog on each button ; also a black silk Handkerchief, both partly worn, the property of John Tennant. By a lodger who has absconded, niuied SAMUEL SHEPHERD, a stone dresser and a native of Soutbowram ; he is 45 years of age, 6 feet high, fresh com- plexion, dark brown hair, no whiskers ; is at present lame of one foot and carries a stick. Dressed in black cloth cap with . curly wool round the edges, old daik coat and vest, ( was wear- ing the stolen vest ever it) old woollen cord trousers, and strong Wellington boots. Information to be givtn at the Superinten- dent's Office Btadford.— Bow- street, September 28. NAME. DIVISION. WHERE BOEN. Patrick Lyons William Ackroyd Joseph Powell* Michael Murphy John Nettleton James Rockley Henry Dove Thomas Caulkett Benjamin Brennan John Scandlen George Gordon Thomas Davies Edward Oliver Frank Heseltine* John Maker William Atkinson George Hutley Thomas Lison John Humphry Por1 smooth Woo'wich R Marine Art. Woolwich ditto Plymouth R Mirinn Art. Portsmouth Plymouth < litfo R. Marine Art. ditto Chatham R. MarineArt. ditto ditto Chatt am R. MarineArt. Chatham TA oolwi. th l) unm. ro, Roscmn. Halifax, Yorkshire Leominster, H creford Stradbally, Queen's Leeds Cull mpton, Devon Mansfield, Notts Banbury, Oxon Dublin Leitrim Derby Dudley, Stafford Staplehurst, Kent Bradford, Yorkshire Leids Bradford, Yorkshire Black Notley, Essex Hull "' Malton, Yorkshire Llandigad, Crmrthn. £ SX$ CKLLAtf3BOUS INFORMATIONS. Missing from the neighbourhood of Gateshead, a young man of weak intellect, a native of newcastle, 20 years of age, TlTj1 ST?. but looks older, about 6 feet 0 inches high, fair complexion, U JJ kj JJ It . L, a]| ijght whiskers and moustache; dressed in light grey d coat and vest, and tweed trousers. £ 10 reward will be g 11 such information as will lead to his recovery. Infor- 3 he given to Mr. Bent, City Police, Carlisle.— Bow- 5. labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto frameknittr moulder shoemaker labourer engineer puddler labourer mason labourer joitier labourer ditto ditto ea- pnfer 25* 5 21 5 20 J 5 231 5 31J 5 19J 5 211 5 22. j 5 28} 5 28 5 31* 5 26 191 19i 201 8* 24 83J 2H 29i 6 71 9 6 6i 0 8J 64 6 8 8 11 9! 92 9 10 61 11 64 7 It. b0dy of Mr. Samuel Lloyd, of Hall- end, near hrowuaa found in the Thame Valley Canal, at , at 6- 30 a. m. on the 28th ultimo. The to the 28th instant The following pro- mts supposed to have been stolen from his ^ jpr atter his immersion in the water: an ,, rcch, seconds hand, jewelled in six holes grey full plate, the letters ' J. S., 2949,' brown blue farly new, and of average size, the black dk. brn It,, brn brown dk. I,' « T! dk. brn brown sandy It. brn It. bni brown It. brn brown Ik. brn brown it. brn blue ved on Bhield, with a silver albert grey d one of the links of the chain were hazel grey grey grey grey grey blue on of deceased's waistcoat. Infor fhtendent Woollaston, Police Office, fail— How- street, October 5. Unif° m_._ j; « PATRICK uniform rial at the fgd with air dark rcsh fresl) stealing an Donkey from Cressage, on the 7th ultimo: he is 36 years of age, 5 feet 3£ 4nch< i high, swarthy complexion, browndiair, blue eyes, flat face ; is a rag and bone collector, and a native of Ireland. He is suspected of having committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superinti ndent Caswell, County Constabulary, Shrewsbury.—- Buw st., Oct. 6, Description of two men in custody charged with larceny at Wenflovei-: one gives his name JOSHUA KITSON ; he is about 24 years of age, about 5 feet 4 inches high, fresh com- plexion, brown eyes, brown hair, very alight whiskers and moustache; dressed in old cord tiousers, old waistcoat, and old round hat, all very dirty ; says he is a native of Salford ; he is supposed to have been in the following gaols : Stafford, Spring- field, Holloway, Coldbath Fields, and Wandsworth. The other gives his name GEORGE PEARCE, 63 years of age, about 6 feet 6 or 0 inches high, fresh complexion, grey hair and whiskers, bald on top of head ; dressed in cord trousers, round jicket and round black hat; says he is a native ot Reading, and is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Inspector Breene, Wendover, Bucks.— Bom- street, OcteJisr 5. Missing from her hom?, since the 1st instant : JANE LLOYD, of the Bear Inn, Oswestry, about 26 years of age, about 6 feet 1 inch high, fiesh complexion, dark hair, stout make, and round features ; dressed in grey linsey dress, grey waterproof cloak, black hat, trimmed with puce ribbon, and wore a pair of elastic- side boots. She was in a low state of mind, and it is f « . uied some ill has befallen her. Infoimation to be given to Superintendent Gough, County Constabulary Office, Oswestry, Salop.— Bow street, Octobers. Missing from his home, since the 23rd ultimo: THOMAS DAVIES, 49 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high, fresh com- plexion, light brown hair turning grey, grey whiakCJ, has a curved spine, which causes his ritht shoulder to be much lower than the left; dressed in a white slop, black silk velvet waistcoat, cord trousers, and black Yankey bowler hat; has w ith him a silver lever Watch, No. 10186. with a gold Chain and Whistle attached, and wears small gold ear- rings, He is of weak !• Meet, and it is feared that some ill has befallen him. Inf. . latiou to be given to Superintendent Thomas, Constabulary Office, Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire. — Bow- street, Oc vtr 5. Descriri' on of two brothers, natives of Leeds, Yorkshire, committed or trial at the next quait r sessions, at Winchester, on the 20ih instant, on charges of larceny, they are supposed to have committed offences elsewhere : PETER CRIM, 17 years ot age, about 5 feet 4 inches high, dark brown hair, very dark complexion, has old scars on left side of neck ; dressed in dirty light woollen coat and trousers, black cap, with French peak, and cossack boots. MICHAEL CRIM, 16 years of age, about 5 feet 3 inches high, very dark complexion, 1- ans rather forward when walking ; dressed in an old black monkey jicket, dirty light woollen tiousers and vest, and old brown velvet cap ; they are both travelling shoe- blacks. Information to be given to superintendent Horan, Hants Con- stabulary, Newport, Isle of Wight, or to Police Sergeant Rodaway, Ryde, Isle of Wight.- Boiii- slreet, Oc ober 5. Description of licence holders who have failed to report themselves at a Metropolitan Police Station, as required by the Penal Servitude Act, 1864 : ELIZABETH JOHNSON, No. 113, 33 years of age, 6 feet high, fair complexion, black hair, dark hazel eyes, scar on right cheek, mole on chin. Was sentenced to five years penal servitude at the Central Criminal Court for feloniously uttering counterfeit coin ; her sentence will expire on the 3rd January next. JOHN CLARK, No. 4118, 42 years of age, 5 feet 6$ inches high, light sandy complexion, light brown hair, grey eyes, cut on nose, and freckled. Was sentenced to seven years penal servitude at Devizes Assizes for arson ; his sentence will expire on the 26th March next. ROBERT CONNELL, No. 3917, 67 years of age, 5 feet IOF inches high, fair complexion, grey hair, light blue eyes, and scar on right hip Was sentenced to five years penal servitude at Clerkenwell Sessions for larceny and receiving stolen property; his senteice will expire on the 7th August next. JOHN MCCARTHY, No. 6027, 25 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fair complexion, dark brown hair, light bezel eyes, scurvy marks on lett arm. Was sentenced to six years penal setvitude at tbe Central Criminal Court for larceny; his sentence will expire on the 12th July next. These. licence holders cannot be found at the addresses given by them, and they are to be appreheudtd by any Constable, at any time prior to date of expiration of sentence, and the fact reported immediately to the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, 4, Whitehall- place, London— Metropolitan Police, October 2. Desci iption of a sailor, a mulatto, who says his name is ALICK JOHNSON, a native of America, committad for trial at the Welshpool Quarter Sessions, on the 22iid nltimo, for larceny. He is 20 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, black woolly hair, brown eyes, large nose, has marks on his back from flogging, and a sear on le't side of his belly. It is sup- posed that he has been previously convicted of felony. Infor- mation to be- given to Superintendent Strefford, Welshpool, or to A. Breeze, Police Officer, Llandysilio, Montgomeryshire.— — Bow- street, October 2. Description of three men committed for trial at the next Quarter Sessions at Chichester, on the 22nd instant, on a charge of stealing Fowls, at Illington, near Petworth r JOHN WILLIAMS, 30 years of age, 5 feet 6$ inches high, fair complexion, grey eyes, dark brown hair, whiskers shBVed off; states that he is a general dealer, and has been living st No. 46, King- street, Bethnal green, London ; dressed in a black cloth coat, velvet collar, pockets outside, grey cloth waistcoat, corduroy trousers, black silk handkerchief, white shirt, blue cloth cap, with button on the top and a peak, lace- up boots and brass eyelet holes. JOHN BLACKMAN, 22 years of age, 5 feet 4} inohes high, fresh complexion, hazel eyes, dark brown hair, small brown whiskers ; states that he is a hawker of fish, fruit, & c, and has been living at No. 22, St. John's street, Old Kent- road, London ; dressed in an old black cloth jacket with pockets at the side, corduroy trousers, blue neckerchief with white spots, blue rough cloth cap with peak and a button on the top, white shirt, and lace- up boots with brass eyelet holes, JAMES WARD, 21 years of age, 6 feet 4£ inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes, brown hair, no whiskers, states that he is a labourer, and attends the markets in London, and belongs to Southwark ; dressed in a grey cloth coat, three pockets outside, mixed cloth waistcoat and trousers, red and black silk scarf, white shirt, and lace- up boots with brass eyelet- holes. They had in their possession a dark brown Mare, aged, 15 LIOHDON: PRINTBD TOR HER MAJBOT'B STATWWTOT OFTTCE BT HARRISON AND SONS, ST, October 12 P O L I C E GAZETTE. 3 hands high, broken kneed, very low in condition, white mark on back and left shoulder, has been recently docked ; an old heavy spring Cart, wheels painted red, with black stripes, and two new black spokes in off wheel, ' C. J. Dennis' stamped in the wood on off side; and an old set of Harness, pad with buaad flaps, a piece of brass on one flap with ' J, H.' on it, and a piece of chain on each trace. It is suspected that they have been previously convicted of felony. Their photographs can be seen on application to Superintendent Kemmish, West Sussex ' Constabulary, Petworth.— Daw- street, October 2. Description of two men committed for trial at the ensuing quarter sessions at Northallerton, charged with picking pockets at Thornaby on the 25th ult.: THOMAS RICHARDSON, 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 j inches high, fresh complexion, blue eyes, ginger hair, whisk, rs, and moustache, clean shaved, long nose, and dressed in black cloth coat, trousers; aud vest, black stiff billycock hat, and elastic- side boots, sometimes wears spectacles, of respectable appearance; and JOHN BROWN, 20 years of age, 5 feet 4£ inches high, fresh complexion, blue eyes, very soiall light whiskers, round face, rather good- looking, and dressed in black cloth shooting- coat, bound with watered silk braid, black cloth vest, grey cloth trousers, black - loth fashionable hat, imd lace up bouts ; states he is a puddler, and a native ot Carlisle. They " are supposed to have been previously convicted. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Simpson Stokesley, or to Inspector Howes, South Stockton, North Riding Constabulary, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, Oc'. ober 2. Description of three youths committed for trial for house- One gives the name of JOHN KELLY, alias O'BRIEN, alias JONES, 19 years of age, 6 feet high, rather stout, sandy hair, grey eyes, a cross and bird on left arm. It is supposed he his been in a reformatory, probably a Roman Catholic one, where he learned the trade of a tailor ; he has lived in Liver- pool <) » d Manchester. THOMAS JOHN WILSON, 18 years of age, 6 feet inches high, brown hair, grey eyes, fawn freckled. HENRY WILSON, his brother, 10 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, brown hair, grey eyes, and rather pale. States that he and his brother have been employed as waiters in public- liouses in London. Information to be given at the County Constabulary Office, Skerton, Lancaster.— Bow- street, S ptember 30. Description of two men, remanded at Great Yarmouth, charged with uttering counterfeit Coin, and having 50 other pieces in their possession : GEORGE JOHNSON, alias THOMPSON, of no fixed residence, a jeweller, 29 years of age, 6 feet inches high, dark complexion, dark brown hair, dark moustache, whiskers shaved off, high forehead ; dressed in a light tweed suit, white neckerchief witli turn down collar, white billycock hat, with black band, and side- spring boots. CHARLES SUMMERS, alias BURGESS, of no fixed residence, 22 years of sge, 5 feet 6 inches high, fair complexion, father long face, slightly pockmarked, brown hair, walks rather flat tooted, and turns his toes out ; dressed in an oxfjrd Mixture overcoat, with blaok velvet collar, black waistcoat and trousers, lavender coloured scarf, with turn down collar, black deerstalkei hat, with broad brim, and side- spring shoes; it is believed they have been previou- ly convicted. Information to be given to Head Constable Tewsley, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.— Bow- street, September 30. Description of a labouring man, who is deaf and dumb, in custody iu the borough of Middlesborough, charged with assaulting the police : he appears to be a man who tramps the country, and baa no fixed place of abode, from 20 to 30 years of ag ® , 6 feet 7 inches high, sallow complexion, brown hair, grey ® yti- e, and whiskers shaved off; dressed in a white jacket, plaid vest, old fustian trousers, blucher boots, and black cloth cap. information to ba given to Chief Superintendent Saggerson, Borough Police Station, Middlesb. rough.— Bow- street, Septem- bet 30. Description of two tramps committed to Northallerton « aol for twenty- one days, for vagrancy, on the 29ili instant: ROBERT WILLIAMSON, 20 years of age, 5 feet inches h'gh, brown hair, blue eyes, fair complexion, pockpitted, and has a slight defect in his speech, which is only observable after he has spoken some time ; dressed in dark jacket, white slop, - fi^ y cloth Vest, cord trousers, black cloth cap with peak, and lace- up bools, all very much worn ; be states that he is a native Holbeck, near Leeds, and has travelled all over Durham, Lancashire, and Yorkshire. In his possession were found the following pawn tickets for articles supposed to have been stolen: No. 702, Aug. 15, 1868, a Suit of Clothes, in the name ® f ' Smyth,' at Thomas Staunton's, 25, Whitworth- road, Roch- dale ; No. 973, Aug. 22, 1868, a Watch, No. 7021, name J^ h Williamson,' at James Clegg's, Unionstreet, Rochdale ; 1320, Aug. 24 ' 08 a pair of Trousers, name ' Ann William- at John Wrigley's, 6, High- street. Rochdale; No. 900, 27, 18( 58, a Vest, name ' Robert Williamson,' at Betty Gordon and Ann Brown's. 9, Water- street, Burnley. . WILLIAM CHERRY, 44 years of age, 5 feet 2\ inches ' 8", brown hair, blue eyes, sallow complexion, partly bald, cr° 9s cupped on left breast, cut on. left knee, anchor tattooed on left hand, and dressed in soft felt hat, white and red worsted pecitie, grey mixture cloth jacket, with three outside and one • nside pookets, yellow wood buttons, trousers of same material, [' runts, bound at top with silk, both neaily new, light brown T? tTet vest, black, wood buttons, two inside and two outsidp P° ckets, nearly new, lace- up boots, toe caps, have been soled— ' his possession were a pair of cloth Trousers, bonnd round PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen from an unoccupied house, at Pilly Bottoms, near Barnsley, between the 27th ult. and 8 p. m. 1st lust., two Rabbit Nets, each 110 yards long aud 20 mash deep, both have been mended and can lie identified. Stolen from a field at Worsboro', near Barnsley, between 7 and 11- 40 a. m. on the 2nd inst., a brown mixture fancy cloth shooting Coat; has laps round in fiont, 2 pockets outside with lids, and a large pocket inside left lap, 4 born or bone buttons on front and 2 behind, lined with green plaid, and the sleeves made tight and about half worn. Information to be given to Superintendent Sykes, Police Office, Barnsley.— Bou- ttreet. October 5. Stolen from Tern, the property of Mr. Jukes, a half bred Clumber spaniel bitch, lemon and white colour, rather curly hair, about 14 inches high, and 12 months old. Supposed by a man who had the appearance of a navvy. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Richardson, Wellington, Salop. — Bow- street, October 5. Stolen from Woburn, Beds, between 5 and 8 p. m., on the 2nd inst., the following articles of wet linen : 6 boy's white Shirts, a man's pink spotted Shirt, and a child's Chemise. Sup- posed by a tramp about 40 years of age, dressed in dark clothes, and shabby- genteel appearance. Information to be given to Superintendent Young, Woburn, Beds.— Bow- street, October 5. Stolen, supposed by tramps, from the road- side near Pennal, Merionethshire, between 11 a. m. and 2 p. m. on the 2nd instant, a brown leather Letter Bag, rather old, about 9 inches square, ' Rev. Lewis Hughes, Gogarth,' on the brass lock, sup- posed to contain a Post- office Order from Southampton, payable at Aberdovey, in the name of James Hughes. Information to be given to Police Superintendent Roberts, Aberdovey, Merionethshire.— Bow- street, October 6. Stolen during the night of the 2nd instant, from out- buildings at St. George's : a daik brown Hen ; a grey ditto; and nine Chickens, one dark brown, the others light coloured, the property of Charles Machin, fitter, St. George's, the fowls are of the Dorking breed, and the hens can be identified. Also stolen on the same date, from outbuildings, at Coalpit Bank, near Oaken Gates, two brown Hens, and a grey Cock ; the cock can be ideutifitd, the property of Henry Millward, Coalpit Bank, collier. Information to be given to Superintendent Richardson, Wellington, Solop.— Bow- street, October 5. Stolen during the night of the lst instant, from a garden hedge at Build was, the property of Mr. Thomas Downs, publican, a pur of woollen cord Trousers, with brass buttons, and have been patched between the legs. Information to be giveu to Deputy Chief Constable Richardson, Wellington, or to Sergeant Austin, County Constabulary Office, Madeley, Salop. — Bow- street, October 5. Stolen since the 14th ult., from Bryntangor, Bryneglwys, a red sheep Dog, white stripe on the forehead, no tail, about 18 months old. Also stolen, on the night of the lst instant, from an out- building at Tyissa, Llanarmon : a black monkey Jacket; a b. own cloth do., much worn, with pockets at the sides; a pair of dark mixture Trousers and Vest, of the same material ; and a rough blue pilot cloth Topcoat, pockets at the sides, and a pocket inside left breast. Supposed by tramps, with clogs on. Information to be given to Chief Constable Denman, Denbigh- shire.— Bow street, Oc ober 5. Stolen on the 1st instant, off a hedge at Penarth : a calico Shirt, with coarse linen collar, breast, and wristbands, white ivory buttons, two on collar, and two on breast, the property of John Watkins. Supposed by a tramp, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, sandy hair and whiskers, under the chin ; dressed in white cord trousers, and jimcrow hat. Information to be given to Police Constable Bowen, Penybout- faur, or to Superintendent Strefford, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- street, October 5. Stolen during the night of the 26th ult., from the dwel- ling- house of James Bridges', beerseller, Amersham : a pair of heavy Boots, tipped and nailed, brass eyelet holes ; a white Slop, with two pockets in the side, two rows of white metal buttons down the front; aud a pound of Sugar. Information to be given to Inspector Moore, Chesham, Bucks.— Bow- street, Oc ober 2. Stolen from the saddle room of A. Bass, Esq, Winshill, near Burton- on- Trent, on the morning of the 29th ultimo : a silver hunting Watch, maker J. Smart, No. 16096 : supposed by a tramp, about 45 years of age, 6 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, light hair ; dressed in a high hat, rusty black coat, old blue vest, grey trousers, dirty light necktie, with blue spots, a leather strap round his waist, and coat fastened with a piece of cord, or leather boot lace, he has the appearance of a groom, and was seen going in the direction of Ashby- de- la- Zouch. Information to be given to Superintendent Burton, Stapenhill, near Burton- on- Trent.— Bou>- ttreet, October 2. Stolen on the afternoon of the 29th ultimo, from a marquee, at Stadhampton, near Oxford, the property of Mr. Cox, jun., of Dorchester : an open face silver lever Watch, maker Howell, Oxford, No. 2120. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Fernsby, County Police Station, Oxford, or to Superintendent Seers, Watlington, Oxfordshire.— Bow- strict, October 2. Further information respecting the Gun stolen from T. W. Wing, Esq. of Bosmere Hall, in the parish of Creeting All Saints, and advertised in the Police Gazette of the 11th ult. £ 5 reward will be paid for such information as will lead to the recovery of the s tme and conviction of the of- fender. Information to be given to the Police, Needham Market, East Suffolk.— Bow- street, October 2. Stolen from a garden hedge at Mr. W. Theodore's, of The Park, near Powis Castle, Montgomeryshire, during the night of the 29th ultimo, an unbleached calico Shirt, having a seam down the front below the breast, and two pairs of blue knitted woollen Stockings. Information to be given to E Ellis, Police Station, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- street, October 2 Stolen during the night of the 27th ultimo, from the house of James Evans, of Nodnash, Herefordshire, a side of Bacon, the ham cut out. Supposed by a tramp, 6 fest high, dark hair , . , . ,, . . mmlDn aud whiskers, and dressed in a loose velveteen coat, breeches, BAK^ f^ k ® " 1 bis home, sinee the 18th insi. KDWAlUJ btown leather leggings, lace- up boots, and black howler hat Meribv> n ., r ® * eller' ath ® i. with narrow brim. Information to be given to Superintendent r- jci u " "" " Blossett, Court House, Kingston, Herefordshire.— Bow street, October 2. 1 ' n 1 top with black hraid, which with the clothes he wore ate S'PPuaei to. have beea stolen. Also the following pawntickets : v! 0- 1289, Feb. 28, 1868, Trousers, name ' H. Walnyard,' at James Walker's, 44, Low Petergate, York ; No. 1026, Sept. 24, 1B08, Vest, • Wm. Cherry,' at the same place ; and a number of lfiR He was discharged from the 16th Regt.. Feot, July 30, 1B60, and has his discharge with him. A native of Armagh ; °<& tes that about a year ago he was an inmate of the Barnhill Union, Glasgow, from whenc he was sent to Leeds Union, and ® ' t thur,. . i. u. 1 . nmiKi a or, aii. M then he has been Information to be given to Superintendent Adams, Holywell, Flintshire.— Bow- sireet, October 2. Stolen between 7 and 9 p. m. on the 28th ultimo, frotr the dwelling house of William Neill, of Church- hill, Handsworth : a dark Overcoat, with black velvet collar ; a black loose Jacket, lining in sleeves torn, man's size ; a lady's black silk tight Jacket; a black cloth ditto ditto, braided ; three Table Cloths, one scarlet and black, one dark blue, one small white £ two Crochet Covers, one star pattern, one bundle of flowers; a silver plated Fork, marked ' H. N. ;' a silver plated Salt Spoon ; a brown silk Umbrella; a gingham Umbrella. In- formation to be given to Sergeant Richards, Police Office, Handsworth, Staffordshire, or at any Police Office in the County.— Bow- strut, Oc ober 2. Stolen off a hedge, at Festiniog, whil. t drying, on the night ot the 29th ultimo : a white cord Jacket, as worn by quarrymen, lined with white flannel, two pockets at sides, one inside left breast, slit behind, torn on the back and mended ; a white cord Jacket, lad's size, lined with white flannel, two pockets at sides, one inside left breast ; and a Vest, of same material, lined with calico ; tramps are suspected. Informa- tion to be giveu to Sergeant Lewis, Penrhyndendraeth, or to Police Constable Hughes, Festiniog, Merionethshire.— BOK- street, October 2. Stolen on the night of tke 27th ultimo, from a saddle- room at Eggiston, near Derby : a black cloth Coat, pockets in the skirts, lined inside with black alpaca, pocket inside left breast, torn a little on the left arm near the wrist: a dark grey mix- ture cloth Coat, pockets outside, and a ticket ditto ; a round witney Jacket, two pockets outside, one inside left breast, velvet collar, half worn ; a Dress Coat, pockets inside skirts, about half worn, a 6mall tear in oue flap ; a black cloth Vest, buttons up to the throat, watch pocket high up left breast; a grey Vest, buttoned up to neck ; a pair of black cloth Trousers, fly fronts, half worn ; a pair of ttiiped dark grey Trousers, fly frOBts, made to fit tight, half worn ; a pair of pepper- and- salt coloured Trousers, fly fronts, much worn at the bottoms ; two calico Shirts, with linen fronts ; a print Shirt, striped and faded; a white Pocket- baud kerchief, maiked ' J. Ratcliff,' with red cotton ; two pairs of Socks, marked ' R. S.' in white worsted; a Book, title ' Daily Food,' marked ' J. Ratcliff;' and a pair ot strong lace- up Boots, newly soled and heeled, with brass eyelet- holes. Information to be given to Superintendent Whieldon, Litchurch, Derbyshire.— Bom- street, October 2, Further particulars of the property stolen at the house of Dr. Bossey ( not Rev. W. Bossey, as stated), advertised in the Police Gazette of the 23rd instant. Also stolen : a silver Purse, like a snuff'- b JX, with Arms of Geneva engraved on the lid, containing two Spade Guineas, two ditto half Guineas, one other halt Guinea, and some silver Coins ; a silver Snuff- Box, converted into a Vinaigrette ; a small silver Vinaigrette ; a silk Umbrella, in case, and with a spotted cane handle and stick ; a quantity of old copper Halfpennies, tarnished, in a cotton bag ; and two silver tea Spoons, marked ' P. E. B. 1714 and 1740.' Information to be given to Superintendent Rogers, Redhill, Surrey.— Bow- srett, September 30. Stolen from a dwelling- house in Chesterfield, on the 24th instant, a brown silk Umbrella, has a silver plate near handle, upon which are engraved the initials ' T. L.' Informatian to be given to the Head Constable, Borough Police Office, Chesterfield.— Bow- street, September 30. Stolen betweeu 6 p. m. on the 2Gth and 10 a. m. on the 27th instant, from the dwelling house of Nicholas Cawthorn, of Osmondcroft Tile Works, in the township of Winston : a black dress Coat, nearly new ; a brown cloth shooting Coat, with the name of ' John Foster,' on the elastic on the back of the neck ; a pair of new elastic- side Boots ; a woollen Shirt, with red stripes, mended on the sleeves, but not with the same coloured material. Information to be given to Superintendent Knox, County Constabulary, Barnard Castle, Durham.— Bow- street, September 30. Stolen on the 28th instant, from the city of Coventry : a blue monkey Jacket with pockets on the hips ; a blue ribbed Coat, bound with black braid, pockets on the hips, and two inside pockets ; and a dark mixture stable Jacket with pockets at the side. Supposed by a man about 35 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, thin features, dark complexion, small dark whiskeis, shaved to the ears ; dressed in light kerseymere breeches and gaiters, black cap, round on the top of the head. He is a horse clipper, and visits hotels and livery stables, beg- ging. Information to be given to Mr. John Norris, Chief of Police, Coventry.— Bow- street, September 30. Stolen on the 22nd instant, from No. 39, New Cross- road, Deptford : 12 Tea Spoons, 0 E_ g ditto ( plain), and 6 Table ditto, all silver, crest— a stag and two feathers. 1 Soup Ladle, 1 Goblet, 1 Fish Slice, 2 Sauce Ladles, and 2 Giavy Spoons, all silver. 6 plated Dessert Knives and Forks. 1 large oval gold diamond Brooch, set with fourteen large diamonds. 1 diamond Cross, set w ith eight diamonds, a large one in centre. 1 imitation diamond Brooch, round, stones springing from outside towaids ceutre. 1 gold Ring, set with four diamonds and large emerald in centre. 1 ditto, set with three diamonds. — Metropolitan Police, R Division, September 28. ' t thure about eight months ago, since „, atI> ping the country, sometimes as a bojk articles- pledged are suppos Iuf8 SBSi, ectecl ° f having then be has k canvasser. articles; plwdged'are supposed to have been Btolen, and the are suspected of having committed offences elsewhere. formation to be given to Superintendent Hunter, Heworth, to Inspector James, Easingwold, Yorkshire.— Bow- ttrcet, Member 30. Merthyrr Tydfil. He is 45 years of age, 6 feet 8 or 9 inches jJ'Bh, stout made, fresh complexion, full round ftice, top of nose red from drinking, front teeth not meeting, dark hair and whiskers turning grey ; dre- sed. in a brown suit of clothes and "' gh hat; respectable appearance. He was in a low state of ® lnd, and it is feared that some ill has befallen him. Infurma- rw? to be given to Superintendent Thomas, Constabulary vm « VlSi8 « hyr TjdfiJ, Glamorganshire.— Bouhtlrea, Sept, 30. Stolen from Pistill Farm, near Bodfary, Flintshire, during the night of the 25th ultimo, an old- fashioned silver veige Watch, No. 16356 ; a pair of light drab cloth Trousers ; a dark striped monkey Jacket, nearly new, with two pockets outside, youth's size; a linen Collar; and a narrow blue Tie. PROPERTY FOUND RY POLICE OFFICERS. C On the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere. J The twenty one Fowls found in the possession of two men, in the parish of Stilton, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 30ih ultimo, have been owued,— Bow- street, October 5. Stolen during the afternoon of the the 2nd instant, from the Market Room, at the Horse and Groom Inn, Buckingham, a Cambridge mixed melton Coat ( Chesterfield), with raised seams, and stitched edges ; supp. sed by tramps. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Howe, Buckingham.— Bow- street, October 5. Found at 9 p. m. on the 29th ultimo, on a wall at the rear of a beerhouse in Salford, a tin Cashbox, which has been broken open, and the lid is missing Information to be given to Superintendent Williams, Detective Office, Town Hall, Salford, Lancashire.- Botc- s reel, October 5. Fouud in the parish of Stilton, in the possession of two men, named THOMAS aud JAMES SMITH, of Farcet, who are remanded to the 7th proximo : 13 liens, 4 Cockerells, Mid 4 Pullets, most of them are of the Dorking breed, and all had their necks broken. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Barker, Normac Cross, Peterborough, — Bow- Hrtet, September 30. 2 P O L I C E GAZETTE. October 12. WAR OFF'. V- JS, October 5, 1868. DESERTERS EROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. On and after this date ( Dec. 11, U. 57), until further notice, the Reward given by the War Oflice for the Apprehension of a Deserter Will be TWENTY SHILLINGS instead of TEN SHILLINGS,* the object being to prevent the crime of Desertion, and to hold out a greater inducement for the recovery of Deserters to Her Majesty's iervice, OFFICE NO. NAME. KKG. NO. COlvi'S. W11EI1E BOBN. TBAPE. w ( 9 - I SIZE. BATB. EYES. FACE. COAT & TEOUSEBS. DATE OF DESEETN. TIACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 200100 200101 200102 200103 2o. i" 200105 200106 200107 20010s 200109 Pittams, Edward Read, George Rourke, John Ryan, James Ramsay, James Raven, George Rooney, Thomas Sullivan, Joseph Smith, John Smith, Thomas 1667 419 1875 1643 13/ 7 248 4S0 3 074 Rifle Brigade Scols Fusiliers ditto 19t! Fcot 42nd Foot 73rd Foot tf7tli Foot 2nd Foot 33rd Ft 11 891 h Foot Lavenden, Bucks Odiham, Hunts Aberdeen Templemore, Midlsx. Edinburgh Manchester Shankhill, Antrim Southwark, Surrey Bermondsey, Surrey Downpatrick, Down labourer ditto weaver grocer slater moulder labourer ditto ditto groom 191 234 294 211 181 18 231 29 341 20 5 71 It. bro 6 01 dk. bm 6 Oi dk. brn 5 5J brown 5 7 dk. brn 5 6 dk. brn 5 5 dark 6 9 brown 5 6| brown 5 6 auburn hazel blue grey hazol black grev hazel blue hazel hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh sallow fresh dark fresh regimental plain regimental ditto ditto dark regimental ditto ditto ditto 19 Aug. 20 Aug. 19 Aug. 20 Aug. 21 Aug. 26 Aug. 22 Aug. 16 Aug. 19 Aug. 15 Aug. Weedon Winchester London Sheffield Stirling Woolwich Aldershot ditto Portsmouth Kinssle recruit, not finally approved took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. pock marl son chest; recruit, approved lost part of tip of right finger off' pass to London tattooed on forearms, scar left thigh 200110 200111 200112 200113 200114 200115 200116 200117 20011~ 2001iy Sullivan, John Shaw, Wiliiam Schofield, John Smith, John Smith, John Smith, William Thompson, Wm. Trainer, Bernard Taggart, Daniel Tennant, John 1B89 111 854 1512 2056 667 8 1 193 1176 139tli Foot 42nd Foot 66th Foot (• 8th Font 109th Foot Ki y. Artillery 1st Drag. Gds. 2nd Dragoons Scots Fnsilieis 17th Foot Merthyr T., Glam. Johnston, Renfrew Stockport, Cheshire St. Pancras, London Faversham, Kent Croydon, Surrey Biillydonnell, Down Belfast Hamilton, Lanark Barbadoes, W. I. labourer dyer carpenter shoemaker baker bricklayer labourer baker 19 22 18| 211 18J 181 25 26j 32 § 294 200120 200121 200122 20C123 200124 2C0125 200126 200127 200128 20012" Taylor, Samuel Timony, Patrick Toomoy, James Townsend, James Wilson, Robert Waller, George Winter, F. J. Wheeler, James Wright, Francis Wilkinson, James 402 33rd Foot Sheffield shoemaker 3K1 1618 42ua Foot Dumbarton smith 184 1211 62nd Foot Cork labourer 18 191* 00ill Foot Langdon Hills, Essex ditto 22* _ Genrl. Service West Calder, Edinb. fitter 2i 693 tot Dragoons Finchley, Middlesex printer 201 801 " th Dragoons Halesworth, Suffolk clerk 194 H21 19th Hussars Clerkenwell, London tailor 174 9i0 54rli Foot Ashbourne, Derby labourer 2l\ — 8- ith Foot Liverpool smith 21 fair dk. brn light brown dk. brn brown red brown 04 dk. brn 9 1 browD blue bazel grey blue brown blue grey grey brown baiel fair fresh fresh brown fresh fresh fresh freih fresh dark canvas; black regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto servant's clothes ditto ditto ditto 20 Aug. 17 Aug. 24 Aug. 23 Aug. 19 Aug. 19 Aug. 21 Aug. 11 Aug. 19 Aug. 22 Aug. MertlyrT. Stirling Dubbn Manchester Chatham Shoeburyns Sheffield Dundalk London Curragh recruit, approved; pockpitted took the whole of reg. nec. took part of reg. uco. ditto scar on thorax, belly, arms, and right leg took part of teg. nec. 6 5 6 101 n 10 2 6 61 brown brown fair brown brown brow 11 brown It. brn dk. bri It. brn blue grey grey grey brown grey grey blue blue grey fresh fresh fair fair fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fair regimental ditto ditto ditto canvas; black regimental ditto blue; brown plain 17 Aug. 22 Aug. 20 Aug. 19 Aug. 24 Aug. 20 Aug. 16 Aug. 20 Aug. 20 Aug. 18 Aug. Portsmouth Stirling Cork Langrd. Ft. Glasgow Sheffieli Aldershot Canterbury Aldershot Liverpool D took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. recruit, not finally approved off pass to Aldershot stolen clothes recruit, finally approved 200130 Wallace, Thomas 200131 Wall, Benjamin 200132 Walter, John 200133 Wright, Wm. 200134' Addison, George 200135) Ames, Frederick 2o0136 Astley, William 20013" Allchin, Daniel 200138 Abbott, George 200139 Barker, Thomas 1794,92nd Foot 3969' 9Sth Foot 167? KOT. Artillery — diito 1186 8 h Fcot 912154th Foot 1157jt; 6ih Foot 421 70tb Foot 17 99; Royal H. Art. 42811 Mi itoi v Train Bridgeton, Lanark Gloucester Woodbridge, Suffolk Derryhill, Armagh Cullen, Banff Higham, Norfolk Fleetwood, Lane. East Malling, Kent ealing, Middlesex Salford, Lancashire shoemaker painter baker shipcarpenter mason shoemaker labourer ditto ditto ditto 24; 32 J 25 J 24 29 j 23i 19i 281 194 20 71 41 9I 1 5 7 85 84 84 4 brown It. brn brown It. brn dk. brn browD it. brn fair orowr, It. bin brown blue grey hazel grev hazel grey blue grey hazel fair fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh regimental ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 19 Aug. 16 Aug. 3 Aug. 10 Aug. 28 Aug. 29 Aug. 3 Sept. 26 Aug. 30 Aug. 23 Aug. Aberdeen Aldershot Portsmouth Belfast Aiders! ot ditto Dublin Leeds Aldershot Woolwich off pa9S to Alderskot D tattooed on arms scar on neck ; off furlough to Banff D; off pass to London one eyebrow white, the other black D; took part of reg. nee. scar on right groin scar ou risbt thigh 200140 Brian, Michael 1248; 17th Foot Middlcton, Cork labourer 21? 5 6 brown Ri'OT fresh regimental 23 Aug. Curragh took part of reg. nec. 200141 Brown, George 2024 19: li Foot Hardwick, Lune. fitter 25 5 51 brown blue fresh ditto 3 Sept. Manchester scar on nose and left check 200142 Barnett, Thomas 1541 22nd Foot Heckington, Lincoln painter 26 6 1 brown blue fresh ditto 21 Aug. Sunderland 200113 Bains, Joseph 1298 30th Foot Suncroft, Kildare labourer 221 5 61 brown bluo sallow ditto 14 Aug. Halifax* * Nova Scotia 200144 Burns, William 749 42nd Foot Hoddam, Dumfries ditto 331 5 64 brow n bazel dark ditto 29 Aug. Perth D D ; off pass to Castle Douglas 200146 Burrows, Thomas 1765 99ih Foot Bradford, Yorkshire ditto 204 5 6i dk. brn brown fair ditto 29 Aug. Preston 200146 Baxter, W. J. — 100' h Foot Liverpool hammerman. 20 5 61 brown bluo fresh black; tweed 27 Aug. Liverpool ecar right groin, recruit 200147 Bradley, Alfred 1053 Rifle Brigade Naseby, Ncrlliamptn servant 261 5 71 brown grey fresh regimental 14 Aug. Ottawa* ' Canada 200148 Campbell, A. A. 1164. Mill Hussars Madeley, Cheshire clerk 194 5 61 It. bru grey fresh ditto 25 Aug. Edinburgh squints with right eye 20014^ Curtis, Edward 1315 18th Hussars Eastbourne, Sussex groom 204 5 71 It. bm grey fresh ditto 23 Aug. Canterbury 2C015 200151 200152 200153 200154 200155 200156 200157 200158 200159 Connors, John Cane, John Crooks, Charles Cain, Peter Dixon, William Dement, Abel Dance, Alfred Devine, Thomas Dowling, Andrew Foster, Thomas 3'. 2 7 .\ lili'ary Train — 121st Foot 101 2 . ml Fr ot 48th Foot 1st Drag. Gds. 60th Hides Military Train Genl. Service R lie Briga ' e 2nd Life Gds. 1201 fif'O 1221 8931 1238 226 Newcastle, Limeiick Cork Sheffield Roscommon Devenish, Donegal Beaminster, Dorset Marlborough, Wilts Govan, Lausrk Surrey Hexham, Northumb. servant bricklayer cutler brushmaker labourer ditto ditto painter labourer ditto | 30| [ 24 29 22 211 28 221 19 191 30 dk. brn brown It. brn brow ii dark brown It. brn brown dk. bn, dk. brn grey blue blue blue hazel grey grey brown gr0.> grey dark fresh sallow sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair 200160 20015) 200162 200163 20016s 200167 200167 200167 200168 200169 Foster, w. J. Garden, Alexander Gallagher, P. Gallop, James Gray James Gavin, Joseph Grant, John Grantham, A. Glover, Andrew Gordon, James 895,85th Foot 8S| 2nd Dragoons — 7 th Drug. Uds. 1654 8th Foot 1661 22nd Foot 1241 1219 1173 1422 3371 28tl; Foot. 42r. d Foot ditto 72nd Foot Ro\. Artillert Camberwell, Surrey Aberdeen Kilnight, Sligo London Chatham, Kent Mullingar, Westmth. Kilmarnock, Avr London Kilmarnock, Ayr Auchterless, Aberdu. 200170 200171 2C0172 200173 200174 200175 200176 200177 2C0178 200179 200180 200181 200182 20018 » 200184 200185; 230186 200187 200188 200189 Hyndman, James Howard, George Hall, George Hawkins, James Hughes, Georges Hartley, Thomas Higgins, Philip Hushen, Patrick Harrison, Joseph Holland, George 943 Hth Iluasars 1153 17th Lar. cerB 1177 ditto 13f7 18th Hussars — 19 h Hussars 1757,6ih Foot 25017th Foot 1102 21 st Foot 1348 22i d Foot 136! ditto Glasgow Shalford, Surrey Liverpool Enfield, Middlesex Newbury, Berks Lancaster Meelick, Mayo Hennydown, Galway Morley, Denbigh Crookland, Hants ditto 24} 5 51 dk. brn brown dark ditto 29J 5 101 fair grey freBh ditto 20 6 71 dk. bru grey fair polisher 28} 0 81 btown hazel freBh labourer 191 5 61 It. brn grey fair dilto 18i 5 5 brown grey fresh last maker 221 0 7 fair grey florid 164 5 45 browD hazel fair miner 23< 5 61 brown blue fair grocer 321 6 2 dk. bm dk. brn dark labourer 22 5 7 brown blue fresh pipe maker 23 6 10 It. bm blue fair baker 37 6 Hi dk. brn bazel fresh labourer 201 S 1 brown grej fresh sawyer 21 5 brown hazel fair painter 2ii 6 71 brown hazel fresh labourer 301 5 6 dk. brn blue sallow ditto 20 5 51 dk. bm brown dark ditto 261 6 8 Bandy grey fresh sawyer 29J 5 6 It. brn grey sallow ditto dark regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto brewn; duck regimental ditto ditto ditto fustian regimental ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto 26 Aug. 1 Sept. 25 Aug. 25 Aug. 28 Aug. 9 Aug. 29 Aug. 28 Aug. 14 Aug. 29 Aug. 18 Aug. 30 Aug. 29 Aug. 1 Sept. 1 Sept. 27 Aug. 28 Aug. 30 Aug. 3 Sept. 21 Aug. Woolwich London New'tle- o- T Fermoy Sheffield Sr. John* Woolwich Glasgow Ottawa* London took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. tattooed right forearm; recruit approved stole £ 5 D ; scar left libra scar from root of nose to forehead * New Brunswick tattooed on forearms and wrists ecar left arm, recruit anchor on each band and left arm * Canada back teeth decayed Shorncliffe Dundalk Halifax Chatham ditto Belfast Perth Stirling Dublin Leith lost molar tooth, off pass to London freckled, off laave to Belfast recruit took waist- belt ditto ditto ditto ditto fustian; cord plain regimental ditto ditto plain 27 Aug. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 23 Aug. 26 Aug. 1 Sept. 21 Aug. 24 Aug. 28 Aug. 30 Aug. Newbridge Hounslow ditto Canterbury London Aldershot Bury Curragh New'tle- o- T Sunderland suppose i gone to Perth took part of reg. nee. ditto scar on back j recruit, approved squints; stole a suit of clothe* D Hutchson, Thomas Henon, Francis Henry, Charles Hill, Joseph Hunter, Francis Hinder, Thomas Hill, James Herbert, Amos Heard, John Hussey, Christphr. 1212 1018 1827 1182 1306 .19.14 1576 3491 1952 1955 40th Foot 54th Foot 60th Rifles 66th Foot 94th Foot Royal H. Art. ditto Roy. Artilleiy ditto ditto Newcastle- on- Tyno Portadown, Armagh Edinburgh Weymouth, Dorset Portarlington, King's Chippeham, Wilts Westminster Woburn, Be s Droxford, Hants Ealing, Hants labourer 191 5 81 It. bm grey fresh regimental 4 Sept. Aldersbot Bear on right thumb weaver 29} 5 8 brown grey fresh black; white 21 Aug. ditto Btole clothes moulder 201 5 61 dk. brn bazel freah regimental 9 Aug. St. John* scar right temple * New Brunswick labourer 181 5 61 It. bm hazel fresh ditto 3 Sept. Dublin tattooed on left arm ditto 234 5 71 dark hazel dark tweed 2 Sept. Dover clothes stolen ditto 2i 1 5 81 It. bm hazel fresh regimental 30 Aug. Aldershot vaccination each arm carman 19 5 4 brown bazel freBh ditto 30 Aug. Woolwich labourer 21 5 a It. brn blue fresh plain 31 Aug. Leith sawyer 194 6 91 brown grey fresh regimental 29 Aug. Gosport butcher 201 6 8 brown hazel fresh ditto 29 Aug. ditto 2G019J 20019. 200192 230193 200191 200195 200196 200197 200191 20019 Harrison, Wm. Hampton, Joseph Jordan, Thomas Johns, Benjamin Keenan, Patrick Lee, Henry Lawson, William Lewis, Francis Laidlow, William Ley, James 2063 15f2 1413 1414 841 2b98 853 1476 Rifle Brigade Military Train 24th Fin t 90th Foot 72nd Foot oth Dreg. Gds. Gren. Guards 13tn Foot 25th Foot 42nd Foot Egton, Yorks' iro Vauxhall, Surrey Stepney, Lindou Longton, Worcester Old Monkland, Laurk Bethnal Gu., London Bleasby, Notts Battersea, Surrey Preston, Lancashire Walworth, Surrey saddler labourer ropemaker labourer miner harness mkr labourer clerk labourer 24 29 22 20 181 23 183 22 21 16J 5 5} 5 9 It. brn brown dk. brn It. brn black dk. brn brown brown It. brn brown grey hazel hazel grey blue grey brown grey It. brn hazel fair fresh fresh fair sallow fresh fair fresh sallow fair brown ; californian regimental ditto tweed regimental plain regimental black; dark brown regimental plain 26 Aug. 30 Aug. 29 Aug. 29 Aug. 3 Sept. 26 Aug. 28 Aug. 28 Aug. 25 Aug. 28 Aug. London Aldershot Sheffield Preston Dublin Curragh London Westminstr Glasgow Stirling — — — — , .— — took part of reg. nec. blue marki upper Up, scar across lumbar recruit took waist- belt recruit, surgically inspected D ; mole between scapula pockpitted 200200 210201 230202 230203 230204 2X1205 230206 230207 200208 200209 Lamb, Francis Munroe, Michael McMillan, Robert McDermott, Chas. Mack, Henry Musto, George McDonough, T. McGill, James McDermott, P. Miller, Alfred 60J, Roy. Artillery 650; Hth Drag. Gds. 1861 Scots Ftisilidrt 1137 746 89 1167 13SJ 1268 1911 7ih Foot 4Sih Foot 60lb Rifles 63rd Foot 72nd Foot 101st Foot Rot. Artillery Old Meldrum, Abr. n. Galway Colmonell, Ayr St. Luke's, London Newtownards, Down Oxford Kilcummin, Galway Ayr Dublin Poole, Dorsetshire j servant carpenter ; groom labourer labourer hammermn. labourer ditto blacksmith 341 21 24; 311 17 29 23 § 184 211 221 5 71 5 84 5 71 dk. brn dk. bm auburn bro • It. br. sandy brown brown It. brn It. brn hazel grey blue g: ey hazel grey hazel blue blue blue fresh fresh fresh fresh florid fresh fresh light fresh fresh ditto regimental ditto ditto supposed plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 22 Aug. 22 Aug. 24 Aug. 23 Aug. 1 Sept. 9 Aug. 31 Aug. 3 Sept. 1 Sept. 26 Aug. Shoeburyns Dublin London Liverpool Pembroke St. John* Curragh Dublin Walmer Portsmouth- took part of reg. nec. took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. scar on right arm supp. to have a flannel jacket • New Brunswick took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. took the whole of reg. neo. s ar over left eye 200210 200211 200212 200213 200214 200215 200216 200217 200218 200219 Maynard, John McCafferty, John Moore, James Norton, Robert O'Neill, Arthur Pilkington, Ralph Price, William Robertson, Wm. Ross, Thomas Robinson, John 1? 2 811 139 f3> 596 730 674 65 ditto dilto ditto 3rd Hussars 8th Hussars 3rd Hussars 4 th Foot 3rd Hussars 17 th Lancers Gren. Guards Lambeth, Surrey Raphoe, Donegal Bere Regis, Dorset Stamford, Lincoln Stewartstown, Tyrone Ormskirk, Lancashire Minety, Wilts Polmont, Stirling Marylebone, London Bennington, Lincoln lathrender weaver blacksmith clerk servant brickmaker labourer boilermaker labourer 22 31 j 19 214 29 261 261 251 21J 27 5 10 5 61 5 61 5 101 brown fair brown brown It. brn brown red dk. bm brown It. brn hazel brown hazel grey grey grey hazel hazel grey gfey fresh fair sallow fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair black ; moleskin regimental dark; black regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 29 Aug. 24 Aug. 6 Sept. 30 Aug. 23 Aug. 80 Aug. 4 Sept. 28 Aug. 25 Aug. 23 Aug. Lon ion Leith Dorchester Chichester Edinburgh Chichester Dover ChicheBter Hounslow London recruit, attested scar of burn on back; recruit off furlough to Stamford D; off furlough warts on hands off' furlough took part of reg. nec. took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. October 5 POLICE GAZETTE. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE ( continued). OFFICE MO. NAME. 200220 200221 200222 200223 200224 200225 200226 200227 200228 200229 Russell, John Rendalls, Michaol Reynolds, Henry Rrookshaw, James Roadnight, Joseph Steadman, Benj Shepherd, William Stoney, Thomas Sears, John L. Smith, James REG. HO. conps. • W1IEHE BOH*. TBADE. 1537 994 1283 702 1287 211 678 1017 lst Eoot 68th Foot 8Hh Foot 94th Foot Genl. Service 16th Lancers Gren. Guards 22nd Foot 42nd Foot ditto Glasgow Armagh Shankhill, Antrim Newcastle- and.- Lyne Cuddington, Bucks St. Luke's, London Ashwick, Somerset Bromley, Yorkshire Liverpool Sligo labourer ditto ditto collier groom butcher labourer Bpinner labourer HAIB. EYES. FACE. COAT & TBOUBEBS. DATE OF PLACE OF DE8EBTN. DE8EBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 32 20} 22 19i 19 22* 27 314 284 211 20023) 200231 20023: 200233 200231 200235 200236 200237 20023} 20023.. 200210 Warren, Thomas Stanton, John Stevenson, George Thompson, Wm. Townsend, George Toughey, James Treble, Frederick Tritton, Robert Tomlinson, Wm. J. Walker, E. W. Walden, John 1098 1705 1016 651 2626 12S6 967S 951 1302 Rifle Brigade Genl Service 22nd Foot ditto Ride Brigade R, y. Artillery aitto Rl. Engineers 7th Drag. Gds. 18th UosBars Greenwich, Kent Lambeth, Surrey Manchester Cork Ballymote, Sligo Lambeth, Surrey Stroud, Gloucester Westminster Nottingham Fulhum, Middlesex ship carpenter labourer plumber wheelwrght labou. er ditto butcher bricklayer clerk labourer 28 22 234 314 294 194 19 23 18} 20 4} 7 B 7 74 84 104 6 9 84 8 7 65 8 6} 4 74 9 8 6 It. brn brown sandy brown dk. brn brown sandy brown dk. brn brown brown ( trey grey blue grey grey blue grey brown brown fresh fresh freBh fresh sallow fresh fresh salow fresh fresh regimental ditto brown; fustian tweed ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 26 Aug. 1 Sept. 26 Aug 2 Sept. 26 Aug. 30 Aug. 29 Aug. 22 Aug. 28 Aug. 29 Aug. Tilbury Ft. Manchester Belfast Dover Uxbridg Canterbury London Sunderland Perth Stirling scar on right side of neck vecruit, not surgically inspected tattooed on arms and hands; recruit took waist- belt and part of reg. nec, anchor ( iniistinct) on right arm It. bm It. brn brown dk. brn It. bm brown brown sandy dk. bm brown blue blue- green grey grey- grey grey grej hazel hazel tair fresh fresh fresh tair fresh fair ruddy fresh fresh ditto white slop j cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto brown; mixture regimental 15 Aug. 28 Aug. 1 Sept. 30 Aug. 25 Aug. 25 Aug. 29 Aug. 22 Aug. 1 Sept. 23 Aug. Ottawa* Westminstr Chatham New'tle- o- T N'rthmptn. Aldershot Dover Chatham Colchester Canterbury D • Canada moles on shoulders; recruit scar on sternum took a recruit's clothing 200241 200242 200213 200241 200245 200246 200217 200248 200249 200250 200251 200252 200253 200254 200255 20O25R 200257 200258 200259 White, William Weller, William Winkworth, Wm. Almond, George Amey, John Andrews, Wm. H. Aspinal, William Bramley, Samuel — 123rd Foot 1203 40th Foot 597 8291 850 Roy. H. Art. Rl. Engineers 17th Lancers 1213 34th Foot 69th Foot 80th Foot Roy. Artillery 6thDrag. Gds. 371 25320 376 Shoreditch, London Barnsley, Yorkshire Barnet, Herts Winchester London Salisbury, Wilts Leak, Stafford Warrington, Lane. Liverpool Sneinton, Notts smith miner groom mason Bervant blacksmith tinman weaver groom frameknitter 22 294 291 25} 27 21 274 304 194 19 7 brown 9j . sandy 24 brown 5 It. brn 74 brown 7 brown 641 dk. bru 641 dk. brn 6 It. brn 741 brown grey grey blue grey grey grey blue hazel grey grey fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh duck; fustian regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 31 Aug. 29 Aug. 31 Aug. 27 Aug. 7 Sept. 29 Aug. 10 Sept. 7 Sept. 31 Aug. 10 Sept. Woolwich Alder. ihot ditto Woul iham HamptnCt. Alder si ot Preston LeedB Woolwich Curragh recruit, attested tattooed on arms; served in 62nd Foot D anchor and ' W. W.' on right arm Jost a molar on each side D D ; off pass to Stafford scar on left eyebrow took part of reg. nec. 200260 200251 200262 200268 200214 200z65 200266 200267 2002> 8 20026 ; 20O27U" 20027; 200272 20027. 200274 • 20027a 20027t5 2002; 7 30027o • 200279 200280 2002^ 1 20028a 20018.1 200294 20028 S 2) 0288 20028; 200288 2002s; 20029 7 20029I 20029 I 200293 20029; 2002a-, 200.9.; 20029? 20029I 200291 200300 200301 20030' 20030< Beazley, F. W. Baulch, Henry Beagsant, Geo. Bean, James Baines, George Bowey, Homy Bell, James Bell, John Baoth, Thomas Barrington,* Chas, 1122 1722 381' 1309 738 1512 1513 1879 458 17 th LancerB Gren. Guards Scots Fusiliers 2nd Foot 6th Foot 12th Foot 15th Font ditto 24th Foot 25th Foot Oxford Frome, Somerset Christchurch, Hants Rawcliffe, Yorkshire Cork Stowmarket, Suffolk London ditto Huddersfield, York Hexham, Nthmblnd. servant frenchpolisher. labourer groom Baddler barber labourer ditto shoemaker 234 5 214 24 35 244 26 19 22 22J 30 84 7 10 64 6 94 5} 84 6 94 dk. bin sandy It. bin sandy brown auburn It. bm brown brown brown grey grey grey hazel grey grey blue hazel grey grey fresh fresh fair freBh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto part regimental fresh regimental fresh ditto fresh ditto sallow ditto fresh ditto 6 Sept. 6 Sept. 2 Sept. 3 Sept. 7 Sept. 7 Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 10 Sept. 1 Sept. Hounslow London Warley Aliershot ditto Devonport Chatham ditto Sheffield Glasgow took part of reg. nec took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. D off paBS to Manchester Bkin eruption * alias Hetherington Barrett, Thomas Brown, George Clemente, David Cleghorn, George Curry, Frank Chadwick, John Carman, Richard Crichton, Thomas Culshaw, Thomas Clogherty, Martin 831,39th Foot 2794 103rd Foot 930 lst Drag. Gds. 2nd Dragoous Scots Fusiliers 8th Foot 13th Foot 25th Foot 33rd Foot 48th Foot 778 2128 1204 10 9 797 817 Rugby, Warwick Brentwood, Essex Sedgley, Stafford Edinburgh Newport, Monmouth Wolverhampton Newcastle- on- Tyne Berwick- on- Tweed Rufford, Lancashire Rahoon, Ga * ay labourer bricklayer collier cabinetmaker. labourer gimletforger. cabinetmkr. engineer labourer ditto 214 5 294 5 23 214 194 384 241 184 364 22 104 64 74 11 8 54 64 84 6* 6J It. bm brown brown dark brown bruwn dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn sandy grey grey grey grey grey- grey grey grey blue blue fresh fresh fi esh fresh fresh dark fresh fresb fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto white trousers regimental dark regimental ditto ditto 24 Aug. 2 Sept. 4 Sept. 29 Aug. 2 Sept. 14 Aug. 5 Sept. 31 Aug. 5 Sept. 9 Sept. Kinsale Shorncliffe Sheffield Belturbet Warley Aldershot Woolwich Glasgow Portsmouth Fermoy off sick furlough to London off furlough to Essendon, Herts Bear on right scapula, blue marks on forehead off leave to Edinburgh took part ot reg. nec. off furlough to Wolverhampton marks of cupping on abdomen; recruit star on left arm, ring on 4th finger left hand off furlough to Liverpool Crew, George | Collins, John Chapman, William Chopping, George , Carter, John Davis, William Dickson, John Dewing, Arthur G. Dodd John Dillon, Charles Donelly, George Dunlop, William Donaldson, James Davidson Thomas Donovan, Timothy Elliott, Henry Eccles, Thomas Fleming, Edgar Fawcett, James Fribbins, W. R. 839 1819 1887 8205 1494 306 1762 6l8 f 64 60th tildes 71at Foot 84th Foot ditto Rl. Engineers lst Foot 14th Foot 16th Foot 25th Foot 35t. li Foot Rutherhithe, Surrey Dublin Duumow, Essex ditto Ivor, Bucks London ditto Cawston, Norfolk Liverpool London shoeingsmith labourer ditto ditto ^ ditto groom plane maker moulder labourer 22i 30 21} 224 224 194 32} 174 394 284 9 10 74 6 64 64 6 6* 7 6 dk. brn brown It. brn red brown brown It. bm It. bm brown brown dk. bm grey biue brown grey hazel blue grey g « y blue dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh blue smock; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto tweed regimental 13 Sept. 4 Sept. 9 Sept. 9 Sept. 7 Sept. 6 Sept. 5 Sept. 7 Sept. 4 Sept. 9 Sept. Luton Curragh Colchester ditto Would ham Chatham ditto Colchester Ayr Portsmouth tattooed on left arm; recruit tattooed on arms, anchor on forehead D supposed gooe to London D ; officer's servant * alias Liversage 1075 3140 1181 173 1610 1490 1176 68th Foot 71st Foot ditto 72nd Foot Roy. Aitillery 13- h Foot 65th Foot 10th Foot 51st Foot 60th Rifles Quilthill, Cavan Dreghorn, Ayr Glasgow Greenock, Renfrew Cardiff, Glamorgan Widcombe, Somerset Liverpool Dublin Ballina, Mayo Hungerford, Berks cabinetmaker. labourer miner labourer ditto shoemaker bricklayer sailor bleacher hosier 184 21 23} 19 21 27} 35 244 26 264 brown brown dk. brc dark dark brown dk. bru It. brn It, brn black brown bazel blue hazel grey hazel blue blue grey hazel fresh fresh fresh sallow dark fair sallow sallow fresh fresh ditto blue pilot; drab blue; tweed tweed; brown regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 6 Sept. 7 Sept. 6 Sept. 4 Sept. 29 Aug. 4 Sept 9 Sept. 21 June 10 Sept. 22 July Manchester Glasgow ditto Edinburgh Kin sale Weymouth Cuiragh Yokohama* Aldershot Montreal pockpitted recruit, not finally approved recruit, not surgically inspected ditto off pass to Skibbereen, Cork D ; ' I.' on left arm tattooed on arms and right thigh * Japan Girvan, William Gardner, william Gilligan, John Glennan, Patrick Goodfellow, Wm. Grainger, John Hamerton, Richard Hughes, James Hazard, Edward Hopkins, John 87 7 1183 1258 1273 25100 677 1911 1666 1398 lst Drug. Gds. 17th Lancers 26th Foot 63rd Foot 79th Foot Roy. Artillery 12tli Lancers 8th Foot 2nd Foot 47th Foot 200303 20030o 200307 200305 20030, ) 200310 200311 20031J 200313 20031- 200315 200.31,3 200317 200318 20) 319 fO032o Jones, Charles Jupp, James Jackson, Nathaniel Jenny, Thomas Jemmett, Charles Kelly, Patrick Kennedy , John Kane, John Lees, John McKenzie, Wm. 1305 1762 997 4243 907 1619 1858 1699 852 12th Foot 20th Foot 48th Foot 68th Foo' Military Train 4th Foot 6th Foot 8th Foot 7th Foot lst, Drag. Gis. Dunmary, Antrim Little Peatling, Leic. Bury, Lancashire Dublin Paisley, Renfrew Huntingdon Yarmouth, Norfolk St. Pancras, London Nottingham Cwm Avon, Glam. Marylebone, London Wapping, London Dublin Belfast Henley- on- Thames Swineford, Mayo Marylebone, London Newry, Armagh Newport, Monmouth Liverpool flax dresser groom miner labourer mason labourer cork cutter brick mater joiner collier 33 184 264 19 20 184 244 204 21 214 8 brown 74 brown brown dk. brn It. brn dk. brn brown brown red brown grey hazel grey blue blue hazel hazel hazel blue hazel fresh fresh sallow fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh flash ditto ditto ditto ditto black; tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 5 Sept. 6 Sept. 11 Sept. 9 Sept. 3 Sept. 31 Aug. 7 Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 8 Sept. Birminghm Hounslow Preston Curragh Edinburgh Woolwich Dublin I. of Grain Aldershot Pembroke labourer hoopmaker labourer miner labourer ditto bricklayer labourer ditto ditto 344 18J 20 184 194 29} 264 20} 22} 21 dk. brn brown dk. brn brown It. bra dk. bra brown brown brown brown bazel blue grey It. bm grey brown blue blue dk. brn blue fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh sallow took part of reg. nec. ditto tattooed on arms Bears on forehead and left thigh recruit, not Burgically inspected D ; scar of scald on chest ' J. H.' on left arm,' J. K.' en right scar on back of right shoulder ditto black; grey blue; tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental 6 Sept. 12 Sept. 2 Sept. 4 Sept. 3 Sept. 8 Sept. 13 Sept, 5 Sept. 8 Sept. 4 Sept. Devonport Aldershot Manchester Alderehot Dublin Alaersnot Chatham Bradford Sheffield recruit, not Burgically inspected took part of reg. nec. D; off pass to London off pass broke out of barracks; pockpitted Mohan, John Mourton, James McGaraty, Hugh McAlister, Henry Morgan, John Maxwell, John Mitchell, William McDonald, Hugh Moore, Ezra Merrion, George 1192 1916 1293 1684 1423 1651 1332 1302 1477 Greu. Guards Scots Fusiliers lst Foot 8th Foot 23rd Foot 28th Foot 42nd Foot ditto 59th Foot 60th Rifles English, King's Leckhampton, Glouc. Newry, Down Glasgow Pater, Pembroke Longford Falkirk, Stirling Markinch, Fife Dronfield, Derby London labourer ditto ditto ditto collier labourer moulder labourer lace maker labourer 37 22 20} 23 17} 224 17} 21} 20} 224 0 104 6 64 6 84 64 5 74 6 brown dk. brn brown dk. brn brown dk. bra It. brn It. brn brown dk. brn grey grey grey hazel grey hazel blue grey grey hazel fair fresh freah fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh swarth regimental ditto ditto canvas; moleskin regimental ditto ditto ditto plain regimental McAnnally, James McDonough, Jaon Molloy, George McIntosh, John McInulty, Peter Partland, John Muris, Zechariah McNair, Archibald Mitchell, James Neal, Alfred 200321 200322 200323 200324 200825 20032s 200327 200328 20032, * 00337 > 33 20033' 00^ 33 200333 200337 20033s 200339 200?^ 1659 1273 1429 375 3531 2542 9 36 2246 65th Foot 70th Foot ditto 7lst Foot 72nd Foot 98th Foot 80th Foot Military Train Rl. Engineers Roy. Artillery Nicol, Thomas Osborn, Henry Peacock, Alfred W. Power, John Powell, Emanuel Pearson, William Pearce, Henry Robertson, Wm. Rabbitt, Henry 4116 1421 866 1288 917 1454 1465 1413 ditto 104th Foot Roy. H. Art, 7th Drag. Gds. 44th Foot 48th Foot 70th Foot Royal H. Art. 2n 1 Dragoous 7th Foot Leighlinbridge, Carlw Manchester Lancaster Perth Old Monkland, Lanrk. Kiltoghart, Leitrim Bridgnorth, Salop Strachur, Argyle Marylebone, London London Maidstone, Kent Dublin Bourn, Lincoln London B allyneale, Tipperary Monkswood, Mnmth. Macclesfield Hornchurch, Essex Kells, Kirkcudbright Ca. ta, Galway shoemaker labouier ditto upholsterer miner labourer bricklayer labourer bricklayer groom labourer glover labourer waiter carpenter labourer ditto ditto mason labourer 23 19 214 194 184 32 32 314 224 64 104 7 7 74 34 44 7 6 6 20} 334 224 19 22 21} 204 22| 24 214 brown dk. bra brown dk. bru brown brown It. brn brown brown It. bra brown brown brown It. brn brown brown dk. brn brown fair brown 3 Sept. 6 Sept. 4 Sept. 6 Sept. 7 Sept. 9 Sept. 3 Sept. 7 Sept. 12 Sept. 24 July London ditto Chatham Glasgow Newport, M Belfast Stirling Dundee GoBport Point Levis blue grey brown blue blue grey grey grey hazel grey bazel fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh dark fresb fresh fresh fair ditto moleskin brown; moleskin regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 1 Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 6 Sept. 25 Aug. 9 Sept. 2 Sept. 1 Sept. Curragh Manchester Bolton Curragh Dublin Aldershot ditto Dublin Chatham Woolwich D recruit, not Burgically inspected took waist- belt; D scar on left forefinger an npper tooth broken; broke out of camp scar on left thigh pockpitted; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected took part of reg. nec. grey grey blue blue blue blue blue hazel blue fresh fresh fresh fair swarth fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto blue; moleskin regimental 7 Sept. 11 Sept. 1 Sept. 7 Sept. 9 Sept. 4 Sept. 10 Sept. 1 Sept. 31 Aug. 12 Sept. Shoeburyns Walmer Leeds Colchester Kilkenny Fermoy Ashton- u- L Leeds Glasgow Walmer Ss f034fi 2003t7 nS 52.349 Remnant William Smith, John Stirling, Arthur Swinney, John Shearn, Joseph Spedding, Peter Sullivan, John Scott, William J. Smart, William Saunders, George 609 742 951 1695 169 1030 1008 1626 1076 ditto 10th Hussars 17th Lancers Gren. Guards 9th Foot 14th Foot 23rd Foot 37th Foot 40th Foot 48th Foot Chiddingfold, Surrey Rathdrum, Wicklow Copestone, Norfolk Hexham, Nthmblnd. Bath Utwhisfle, Nthmblnd. Clonakilty, Cork Cumber, Down Wigston, Leicester Aylesbury, Bucks ditto ditto groom ironmouldr, labourer quarryman labourer ditto ditto ditto 234 204 274 33 184 23 i » i 22} 18 5 74 5 7 5 84 6 1} 5 4 5 7 5 10 5 6} 5 64 5 7} It. bm It. brn brown brown brown red brown It. bm dk. brn It. brn hazel grey blue It. brn blue blue hazel blue grey blue fair fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fair fair fresh fresh scar on left hand; off pass to London off pass to Coventry outline of a woman on right arm tattooed on arms, scar on left breast D ; scar on upper lip scar on forehead recruit, not surgically inspected off pass to London ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto brown; oord 3 Sept. 12 Sept. 6 Sept. 10 Sept. 7 Sept. 4 Sept. 7 Sept. 3 Sept. 6 Sept. 3 Sept. Liverpool Al dersbot Hounslow Lonoon Dubliu Chatham New port, M Penally Aldershot London ditto Bear across right eyebrow took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. officer's servant took part of reg. nec. three Bears on back recruit, attested 7 DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA { continued.) onici HO. NAME. 11EG. NO. I CORPS. W11EEE BORN. TRADE. IIAIR. COAT & TEOUSEB3. DATE OF DESEETN. PEACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. * lt> 7b 81676 81677 81678 81679 81680 81681 81682 81633 81631 Edward Shannon Job Willetts Charles Eggington Samuel Owen Paul Sharp Edward Whigie Frank Saunders Daniel Skeldon David Thomas Henry Campion 6017 6336 6488 6647 6792 6800 6664 S895 6896 6903 lst Stafford* ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Burton, Staffordshire Dudley, Worcester Lichfield, Stafford Wolverhampton ditto West Indies Walsall, Stafford Netherton, Worcester Dudley Newcastle, Limerick labourer chainmaker painter iron roller blacksmith labourer silver plater brickmaker engineer musician 81685 8168S 81687 81698 81689 81690 81691 81692 81693 81691 Edwin Sadler James Podmore Thomas Jones Charles Austin James Walker Thomas Allen John Green John Cooper John Taylor Thomas Williams 6C55 7007 7012 7022 7023 7045 7046 7049 7057 7079 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Wolverhampton Stafford Rugeley Wolverhampton Willenhall Wolverhampton Tipton Dawlcy, Salop Compton, Stafford Birmingham gasfitter collier moulder brassfounder locksmith engine fitter labourer shoemaker ditto fendermaker. 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 Apiil 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April Lichfield ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto supp. in prison gone to America supp. gone to America iu the Line ditto supp. in prison supp. in Line absent from truinino 81695 81696 81697 81698 816S9 81700 81701 81 " 02 81703 81704 George Brown Henry Edwards Henry Page Jahn Ganner 7095 7099 7116 5996 ditto ditto ditto ditto Dudley, Worcester Birmingham Ashby- de- la- Zouch Worcester engine driver painter shoemaker glassworker 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto supp, . in line 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April ditto ditto ditto ditto in the Line gore to Ireland ADMIRALTY, October 5, 1868. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service. Although £ 3 reward is offered for the apprehension of Deseiters at the time, £ 2 only is payable at the expiration of S months, and £ 1 only at the expiration of 6 months from the date of desertion; and after the expiration of a complete year, no reward will be paid, except under special ci cumstanees. No reward will be given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a regular Police is organized, but all reasonable expenses will be paid. NAME. SHIP DESEETED OE DIS- CHARGED FROM. BATING. WHEEE BOBN. HAIE. MARKS AND REMARKS. Henry Walker Timothy Farrell J. McLanghtin James Butcher James Pulman John Puttock William Worth John Barlow* Richard Spurrell James Elson William Ward William Cloves John Brown William Groves Michael Smith George Colledge Georse Dyer William H. Chubb Frederick Elmar Charles Brewer Robert Hamerton Lewis Barker William Rudman John Wiltshire Donald Girvan Edward Fenner James Smith Stephen Merritt Charles Curtis Charles Tait Thomas Edwd. Snell Alexander Lindsay Samuel Paterson Black Prince, deserter ditto ditto Liffey, deserter ditto ditto ditto Liffey, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto Enterprise, deserter ditto Asia, discharged Forte, deserter Forte, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto D. of Wellington, deserter I Simoom, deserter Canopus, deserter St. Vincent, discharged ' Canopus, deserter j ditto St. Vincent, deserter Beacon, deserter ditto ditto ditto Victory, deserter William Barker William J. Knapman Asia, deserter George Redwood | Fox, straggler William Robertson Henry Southam John Palmer Henry Brady Thomas Pearson James Vercol Edwin Dovey Patrick J. C. Beglin Robert W. Newton Stephen Lodge Henry Penton Jasper May William Smith Thomas Clarke John Waldron James Mullerin John Powell Henry Aspinall Cornelius Horgan Charles Mitchell Frederick Tyler Thos. McClumpton George Lacey Ambrose Richmond Black Prince., straggler Enterprise, discharged 1D. of Wellington, deserter Lively, deserter Lapwing, strsggler ditto dit'o ditto ditto cUtto ditto ditto Royal Oak, straggler ditto ditto Implacable, straggler ditto Canopus, straggler ditto Lapwing, straggler ditto ditto Linnet, deserter D. of Wellington, deserter 30 Sept. 30 Sept. 30 Sept. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 8 Aug. 8 Aug. 24 Sept. 11 Sept. 20 Sept. 19 Sept. 20 Sept. £ 0 Sept. 20 Sept. 12 Sept. 23 Sept. 20 Sept. 8 Aug. • 1 Sept. 1 Sept. 15 Sept. 21 June 4 June 2 Juno 6 June 8 Sept. 1 S. pfc. 8 Sept. 9 Sept. 11 Aug. 27 June 24 Aug. 4 Sept. 6 Sept. 4 Sept. 4 Sept. 4 Sept. 4 Sept. 4 Sept. 4 Sept. 1 Sept. 1 Sept. 1 Sept. 30 Aug. 30 Aug. 28 Aug. 28 Aug. 1 Sept. 1 Sept. 1 Sept. 7 June 17 Aug. Btoker diito ditto A. B. ditto ordinary A. B. private, R. Marines ditto ditto gunner, R. M. A ditto ditto stoker, 2nd class wrrnt. officers' servt blacksmith's crew A. B. ditto ditto ordinary ditto boy 1st class private, R. Marines ordinary bov, 2nd class ordinary quartermaster IA. B. ditto ditto ditto boy, 1st class ditto ordinary painter, 2nd class A. B. ditto gunner's mate boy, 1st class A. B. ditto ward- rcom servant A. B. ditto ditto sickberth attendant A. B. shipwright private, R. Marir ditto ditto boy, 2nd class ditto ordinary A. B. stoker ditto leading seaman ordinary boy, 1st class 26 5 10 27 i 8 30 5 94 27 t 1 22 s 5 6 94 20 23 S 5 23 S 6 25 5 64 25 5 10 24 5 9 22 S 8 27 6 84 23 6 64 204 6 2 20 24 5 6 20 5 5 26 6 6 23 5 4 19 5 0 16 6 2} 30 6 5 21 16. 6 3 22 42 26 5 7 20 5 9 30 6 9 21 5 8 18 6 44 19 5 4 25 5 5 23 6 5 20 5 / 25 5 o 38 6 5 18 5 H 30 5 7 22 B 6 20 6 44 20 5 6 24 6 1 20 5 4 19 5 6 20 5 8 27 5 74 23 5 6* 21 i5 6 24 6 64 17 6 3 » 16 6 1 19 - 20 - 28 5 6 21 5 4 25 5 6 20 5 4 17 5 2 Ballymooney Mitchells Town Mockleyfete Devonport St. George's, London Guildford, Surrey Southchurcb, Essex Tunbridge Wells, Kent Portsmouth, Hants Leicester Torquay, Devon Woolwich Lor, don Camberwell, Surrey Norwich Bath Bradford, Wiltj Churton, Wilts Woolwich Clerkenwell, London St. John's, N. Bruns. Landport, Halts Ashford, Kent Argour, Argyle St. Ive's, Cornwall Edinburgh ditto Hunstanton, Norfolk Devonport Birchington, Kent Glasgow Chelmsford, Essex Birmingham Westminster Devonport ditto Portsmouth London ditto Salisbury London ditto Bath | Northampton Plymouth Bolton, Lancashire Manchester Liverpool Youghal, Cork Salisbury Worthing, Sussex Liverpool Plymouth Preston, Lancashire black brown brown dk. brn dk. brn black dark It. bru dk. brn brown dk. brn dark black brown brown dark light It. brn brown light It. brn brown dark brown It. brn block brown auburn ok. brn brown It. brn br jwn brown , red : brown : lt. brn dark I brown red It. brn brown It,, brn It. brn It. brn It. brn light brown light dark It. brn brown It. brn brown brown brown brown dark light Ibrown fair fre'h dark .' allow dark ruddy pale light j fresh | fair I fresh fair dark fair hazel blue blue bSue hazel hazel blue blue ' dark | blue hazel grey dk. brn blue blue grey blue hazel bine blue brown blue hazel hazel I blue ' blue [ hazel l. azel tjroy blue i haze! [ blue j blue l^ rey | grey grey grev hazel blue grey blue — hazel — brown t —- blue — blue I — blue blue brown — blue hazel served in Lien served in Indus, Magcera. Mmander, Investigator, and Indus served in Indus, Jason, Buzzard, an I Lion £ 1 reward served in Pylades and Indus ditto served in Cambridge ditto served in Sutley ditto served in Victory * ah'as Butlerworth ' cut on riaht knre JI ' served in Hihernia served in Asia and Lord Clyde j € 3 reward serve ! in St. Vincent, Caledonia, and Victoria £ 1 reward served in Indus an i Prince Consort served in Impregnable and Royal Oak | served in Algiers and Royal Oak served in Cumberland fair served in St. Vincent ruddy grey grey groy brown Sro? hazel grey grey grey brown freck. fair fair ditto ditto ditto ditto £ 3 reward £ 1 rev ar 1 ditto ferved in Implacable. Trafalgar, Cordelia, mA Ddifht served in Fisgard £ 3 reward te vtd in Shannon, Neptune, and Ariadne ditto served in Donegal, Indus, Alert, an 1 Spurrowhawl £ 1 reward di'to snivel in Clio sirvfd in Edinburgh, Malacca. Excellent, Victoria, nncl Hibernia bolls on ta^ l. of l ands; served in Russell and Impregnable perved in Trafalgar and Duncan ditto £ 1 reward « eivcl in Cressy, Minotaur, and Cumbetland mole on rig) t ihigh 10s. reward scar on left thigh ; solved in AuroraI served in Stromboli terve tin Nils, b'anspareil, Himalaya, Excellent, ard. Eclipse £ 3 reward served in St. Vincent itto served iu Dauntless atd Irreiistibl" 10s. r.: war3 ditto s av on breast 10s. reward ditto) ditto ditto ditto ditto served in Irresistible served in Victoria £ 1 reword served in Majestic, Implacable, DvncSA.' aud A'iger ditto served iu Impregnable and Cordelia 10s. reward ditto dit o £ 3 reward served in Boscawen and Asia DESERTERS EROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. DIVISION. WHEEE BOEN. TEADE. COAT & TEOUSERS. DATE OF DESEBTN. PLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. James willains Patrick Lyons William Arkroyd Joseph Powell* Michael Murphy John Nettleton James Rookley Henry Dove Thomas Caulkett Benjamin Brennan John Scandlen George Gordon Thomas Davies Edward Oliver Frank Heseltine John Maker William Atkinson George Hutley Thomas Lison John Humphry Chatham Portsmouth Woolwich R. Marine Art. Woolwich ditto ! Plymouth R. Marine Ait. Portsmouth Plymouth ditto R. MarineArt. ditto Chatham R. MarineArt. ditto ditto Chatham R. Marine Art. Chatham Whitfield, Hereford Dunmore, Roscmn. Halifax, Yo kshire Leominster, Hereford Stradbally, Queen's Leeds Cullompton, Devon Mansfield, Notts Banbury, Oxen Dublin Leitrim Derby Dudley, Stafford Staplehurst, Kent Bradford, Yorkshire Leeds Bradford, Yorkshire Black Notley, Essex Hull Malton, Yorkshire basket maker 20 6 T dk. brn grey fresh labourer 254 5 6 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 21 6 74 It. brn grey fair ditto 20 » 5 9 brown grey fresh ditto 231 5 6 black hazel fresh ditto 314 5 64 dk. brn grey sallow ditto 19| 5 0 It. brn grey sallow frameknitter 214 5 84 brown hazel fresh moulder 221 5 64 dk. tm hazel fresh shoemaker 28* 6 6 dk. brn grey fresh labourer 28 5 8 brown grey fresh engineer 31} 5 8 brown blue fresb puddler 26 5 11 sandy blue fair labourer 19} 5 9} It. brn grey fair mason 194 6 Bi It. brn hazel fresh labourer 20J 6 9 brown froah joiner 3S 5 10 It. brn grey fair labourer 24 5 64 brown grey fair ditto 23} 5 11 dk. brn grey dark ditto 27i 5 54 brown grey fresh uniform undress uniform undress uniform undress uniform ditto ditto undress uniform uniform uniform 2t S- pt. 10 Sept. 20 8ept. - Sept. 15 Sept. 17 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 10 Sept. 8 Sept. 29 Aug. 16 Sept. 11 Sept. 4 Sept, 8 Sept, 8 Sept. 8 Sept. 1 Sept. 4 Sept. 30 Aug. Chatham Portsmouth Woolwich P. ristin uth Woolwich ditto Plymouth Portsmouth ditto Plvmcuth ditto Portsmouth ditto Chatham Portsmouth ditto ditto Chatham Portsmouth Chatham off fork ugh to Hereford discharged; scar rear light eye * slias Bailey discharged off fin lough to Banbury scar on left hip, feet rather flat; off fin lough to Liverpool ship on right arm; discharged discharged oil night pass to Strood discharged; D; anchor and fox It, arm * alia. Faffe t ditto burn on right arm ditto off fur'eugh to Black Notley two lineB and a dot on left arm; discharged off furlough to Malton LONDON : PRINTKD FOR HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICII BT HARRISON AND SONS, ST. MARTIN'S LANK, W. C lb ^ -