No. 4734 FrIDAY, MAY 21, 1869. r GAZETTE. fig 3tit!) 0ritg> The substance of all Informations received in' aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences who are known hut not in custody, and a Description of tho^ f^^^^^^^ known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of Identity. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, xoitli every particular which mi^ J/ ma to thejc - Apprehension. A Description, as accurate as possible, of Property that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horse* for the purpose of tracing, and recovering them. Notice.— It 1B requested that all communications for the pur- pose of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, ' Or stolen property, may bear the Mlgnature of the person ^ requiring or tending the same, and all applications in reference i( o the POLICE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to Mr. W. D. BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. 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 Bworn to before a Magistrate, of 4he offence charged, and an attested copy thereof, together with the Advertisement, forwarded to the Editor for insertion. As ao charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all Letters addressed to the Editor « HU « t 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 . Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, may be addressed to " The Under Secretary of State for War, War Offir Call Mall, London, 8. W.," as they cannot be published without his authority. INFORMATIONS. MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. Further information respecting the dead body of a youth unknown, found in a reservoir at Blackburn, on the 25th uit., and advertised in the Police Gazette of the Qrd instant : the My has baeu identified as that of John Shakeshaft, 17 years of age, son of John Shakeshaft, beerseller, Rosehill, Higher Audley- street, Blackburn. The deceased left home on the •/ 4th of October last, was seen in the township of Mellor, Lancashire, next day, and WHS also seen in Blackburn about two weeks afterwards, hut not heard of since until the body was found. It is suspected that he came to his death by violence. Infor- mation to be given to Chief Constable Potts, Town Hall, Blackburn, Lancashire.— Bow- street, May 12. FORGERY. On the 7th instant, at Eton, Bucks, REGINALD TEMPLE STRANGE CLARE GRANVILLE MURRAY forged a Cheque on the Bank of York, purporting to be the cheque of Sir Edward Sherlock Gooch, Baronet, with intent to defraud one Robert Tolladay, boat builder, Eton, Bucks Murray is about 27 28 years of age, 6 feet 8 inches high, full face, fresh colour, dark curly hair, small whiskers and rather red moustache, of gentlemanly appearance and address ; dress, dark blue and light overcoat. Gave his card as ' Sir Edward Sherlock Gooch, Bart., Benacre Hall, Wrentham.' Information to be giveu to Superintendent Dunham, Slough, Bucks, or to Inspector Pearman, Eton College, Bucks who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, May 14. Absconded, charged on a warrant with forgery, GEORGE RICHARD SMITH, late of No. 41, Whiskin- street, St. John- street- road, clerk, about 20 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches high, dark hair and eyes, Blight build, small dark moustache, light straggling whiskers, sallow complexion, and mole on the cheek. Information to be giveu to Inspector Bailey, City of London Police, Detective Department, No. 20, Old Jewry, E. C.— Bote street, May 14. & 6BBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen on the 16th inBtant, from the person of William Helsby, while in a public- house at Sandbach : a silver patent lever hunting Watch, jewelled in four holes, gold balance spring above, makers Thomas Allcock, Sandbach, No. 60341. Information to be given to Superintendent Rou bottom. Con- stabulary Station, Middlewich, Cheshire.— Bow- street, May 19. Stolen from the person of a gentleman at the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Station, Bolton, about 910 p. m. on the 9th instant, a gold lever Watch, No 4140. Supposed by a man, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, stout make, no whiskers or moustache; dressed in black cloth shooting coat, black cloth trousers and vest, and black silk hat. £ 2 reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension of the offender or offender", on application to Chief Constable Beech, Borough Police Office, Bolton- le Moors, Lancashire.— Bow- st., May 17. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. Description of three men who entered the house of Mr. Thomas Webb, at Bengeo, at 1- 30 on the 17th instant, by means of skeleton keys: one a tall thin man, dressed in dark clothes, and high black hat, the other two were about 6 feet 7 or 8 inches high, also dressed in dark clothes and high hats ; one of them having short, curly black hair, very nicely kept, and thick neck. The following property was stolen : 1 lady's gold Chain, cftble make. 1 gold Brooch, with three amethyst stones. I gentleman's Australian gold Ring, with nugget on top. 1 lady's gold Ring, with five corals. 1 ditto, set in garnets and pearls. 1 pair of gold Ear- rings, with gold drops. 1 large silver Gravy Spoon. 2 silver Table Spoons. 10 silver Tea Spoons, marked ' J. E.' and another letter. 1 silver Punch Ladle. 1 pair silver Sugar Tongs. 1 pair plated Table Spoons, with embossed bandies. 6 Dessert ditto. 6 Tea ditto. 1 plated Cruet Stand. 4 Glasst- s, with silver tops. 1 pair of plated Salts on four legs. 1 plated Sugar Basket. 1 Silt Spoon. 1 Mustard Spoon. 1 silver Butter Knife, pearl handle. 1 pair of silver Nutcrackers. 1 Scent Buttle, with silver top. 1 grey Overcoat, with velvet collar. 1 dark green silk Umbrella, Vix's patent, with coloured cane handle, 1 lady's long black silk Jacket. 1 red and brown Carpet Bag, with blue striped lining, stained with wine. Two other houses were entered on the same day, and the following property stolen : 1 man's black cloth Coat, with pockets on each side and one left breast. 1 gold Ring^ with four stones. 12s. in Farthings, Threepenny and Fourpenny Pieces. 1 old- fashioned silver Watch, crack on face near the figure ' 6.' £ 5 in liojd. 12s. in Silver. 3 netted Purses, with steel rings. The whole of the Property can be identified. Information to be given to Inspector Hunt, Hertford.— Bow- ttreet, May 21. During the night of the 17th infant, the Queen's Head Inn, in Bungay, was broken into, end Btolen therein : about £ 12. including a £ 5 Note, Harvey and Hudson's Bank, No. 91930; twelve silver tea Spoons, marked • R. J. C.;' two silver dessert Spoons, one marked ' W. C.' the other ' R. C.;' four electro tatde Spoons, marked ' Chase ;' five silver^ salt Spoons, marked ' R J. C.;' two ham Forks, pearl handles ; a gold lever Geneva Watch, a gold albert Chain, and gold Key attached, one end of key shape of hatchet. Whoever will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders shall receive £ 10 reward, lntoimation to be given to Inspector May, Police Station, Bungay.— Bow- stteet, May 21. Between 7 30 p. m. 15th and 10 a. m. on the 17th instant, the dwelling- house of Miss Maning, Ash Magna, parish of Whitchurch, Salop, was broken into during the absence of the family, and the following property stolen therein : a black cloth ribbed Overcoat, black velvet collar, pockets outside in skirts; a dark tweed Overcoat, double- breasted, covered buttons, pockets behind ; a brown cloth Cape, brown velvet collar, covered buttons ; and two new white calico Shirts, linen fronts and wristbands. Information to ba given to Superinten- dent Haines, Whitchurch, Salop.— Bow- street, May 19. Between 2 and 5 a. m. on the 18th instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. Josiah Brett, of the Swan Inn, High- street, Holywell, was entered by means of taking a pane of glass out of one of the back windows, and the following property stolen out of Mr. Brett's bedroom whilst he was in bed : a Cashbox, containing a £ 50 Bank of England Note, No. 14050, £ 7 in Silver, and £ 3 in Gold ; a drab Jacket, with two pockets outside and one inside, drab bone buttons; a light- coloured striped Vest ; a pair of light tweed Trousers, stripes down the sides; a silver Geneva Watch ; and a gold Albert Chain. A pair of old stockings, an old dark jacket, and an old moleskin vest were left behind. Information to be given at the Super- intendent's Office, Holywell, Flintshire.— Borr- streel, May 19. On the night of the 12th instant the Vicarage House at Hartpuny, the residence of the Rev. W. G. S. Addison was attempted to be broken into by raising the drawing- room win- dow, by two men, who, were disturbed by the police, and made their escape ; they are of the following description : about 45 years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, middle size, rather thin features, small light whiskers ; dressed in a high crowned hat, old brown frock coat, and dark trousers ; the other is about 6 feet 4 inches high, 26 years of age, s'out built, full features, small light sandy whiskers, and tuft on chin ; dressed in a soft low hat, dark monkey jacket, dark trousers, and wore across his waistcoat a gilt or gold albert chain, with a locket attached in the shape of a book ; he carried an overcoat on his arm, lmed. with plaid, and had a small parcel with him, fastened round with a leather strap. They lett near the pre- mises a new patent bit, and they are supposed to be the same men who have committed burglaries at Stoke, Ediih, North- ampton, Winslow, and Abingdon. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Griffin, Gloucester. — Bow- street, May 17. On tho 15th instant, the dwelling- house of Mrs. Kemp, Shipbourne, Kent, was broken into, and the following articles stolen therein : two blue ShirtB ; a calico Sheet ; a cotton Shift; a pair of man's lace up Boots ; a black handled Razor ; a pocket Knife; and a clothes Brush. Information to be given to Superintendent Dance, Police Court, Tonbridge, Kent. — Bow- street, May 17. Stolen on the night of the 14th instant, from the shop window of Mr. Wm. Enock, jeweller, Smith- street, Warwick, the following Watches, & c. : 1 silver consular Lever, maker Enock, Smith- street, No. 6925. 1 ditto ditto, large size, flush seconds, same maker, No. 1368. 1 silver consular Geneva, large size, maker Baume, No. 61944. 1 large second- hand Geneva, silver dial discoloured, shield and garter on back of case. 2 small Geneva's. oz. of gold Wedding Rings, A number^ of gold Keepers, one extra large Bize, 18 carat gold. 1 gold cameo Pin, a crack above the he: . ( female's). 1 gold Pin, with a bar across tarnished. A reward will be paid on the recovery of the property and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be giveu to Head Constable Hickling, Warwick.— Bow- slreet, May 17. During the night of the 14th instant the dwellinf - house of the Rev. William Barrett, of Sainthury, was broken into and the following property stolen therein : two silver Tea Spoons and a pair of silver Sugar Tongs, marked ' A. D. W.' ; two silver Thimbles a silver Geneva Watch, a pocket Spirit Flask covered with brown leather ; Cigar Case, Meerschaum Pipe and Cigar Holder, Musical Box in walnut wood ease, about 12 inches by 6 inches; two Snuff Boxes, one a round black papier mache, the picture of an old gentleman with long beard painted on the lid, the other walnut wood oblong shape with gold crest demi unicorn rampant on the lid ; and a black felt billycock Hat. Supposed by two men who were seen about the village the same evening ; one about 40 years of age, 6 feet 8 or 9 inches high, light complexion, walks awkward on his feet; dressed in dark clothes ; the other about 30 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high ; dressed in dark clothes, and wore a gold or gilt albert chain, and carried a small box or parcel under his arm. They are supposed to be the s< me men advertised in the Police Gazette of the 19th ult. and the 10th instant, under the heading of burglary in the counties of Bucks, Northampton, and Berks. Information to be given to Superintendent Monk, Campden, Gloucestershire. — Bow- slreet, May 17. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Supposed to have been stolen by gipsies from a field at East Horsley, on the night of the 13ih instant, a dark brown Donkey, 3 years old, no shoes on, ' E. T.' branded on fore feet, and in good condition, the property of Edward Turrell Infor- mation to lie given to Superintendent Barker, Surrey Con- stabulary, Guildford.— flow- street, May 21. Stolen from Sutton Grandsome, on the night of the 17th instant, the property of Mrs. Pool: a dark brown Horse, about 18 years old, 16 hands high, a little lame with the near hind foot, a little white on the near hind foot and forehead, and is a roarer. Information to be given to Superintendent Tanner, Ledbury, Herefordshire.— Bow- street, May 21. Supposed stolen from the road side in the parish of Broadclyst, Devon, on the 16th instant, the property of Mr. Clampit, a dark bay mare Pony, 13$ hands high, 6 years old, scar on light eye, rubbed on the off Bhoulder with collar, new shoe on off fore foot, and in good condition. Information to be given to Sergeant Phillip, Broadclyst, Devon.— Boio- street, May 21. Found at Shenstone, on the 18th instant, and supposed to have been stolen, a black horse Pony, about 13 hands high, a white spot on forehead, Bhort mane, switch tail, and in good condition. Also a young Ass, light coloured, and very long rough hair. Information to be given to Superintendent Orwell, Burton- on- Trent, or to Sergeant Bason, Shenstone, Staffordshire.— Bow- ttreet, May 21. Stolen early on the morning of the 14th instant, from a meadow at Ightham, Kent, the property of Edward Gibbons, a light bay Mare, 7 years old, 16 hands high, star on forehead, has a scar on inside of near foreleg ; and a light grey Gelding, 10 years old, about 16 hands high, two or three small warts under belly, and one under the dock ; they are both light cart horses, in good condition, and valuable. They were seen about 3 o'clock on the morning in question, in the Pilgrim's road, Wrotham, going in the direction of London, each ridden by a n ,[ i; one about 30 years of age, about 6 feet 7 inches high, st out build, full face ; dressed in dark clothes light- coloured neckerchief, and low- crowned hat: the other about 27 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high ; dressed in dark clothes and low- crowned hat. A third man was walking behind the horses: about 37 years of age, dark whiskers and moustache, slight build ; dressed in dark clothes and billycock hat turned up at sides, They were at the George and Dragon public- house, Wrotham, the night previous, and left together about 9.30 p. m.. and all had the appearance of low horse dealers Two Guineas reward will be paid to any person giving such information as will lead to the conviction of the offenders and recovery of the horses. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Hulse, Kent Constabulary, West Malling.— bou- itreet, May 19. « Supposed stolen on the night of the 14th instant, from the street opposite the George Hotel, Brighouse, a light grey Mare, about 15J hands high, aged, hair-¥ UilS* j} off top part of tail with the crupper, and in good condition";- Mid a light grey Horse, about 15$ hands high, about 6 years old," df- P^ jltJSS8' and in good condition, the property of John Whitley, horse dealer. Rooley- lane, Bowling, near Bradford ; they are both suitable for ' bus purposes. Information to be given at the West Riding Constabulary Office, Halifax.— Bow- st., May 19. Stolen on the 2ud instant, from the Freeholds, Shepherd's Bush. a dark giey mare Pony 3 years old, about 13 hands high, white stripe down face, a small mark on near hind leg by the fetlock.- Metropolitan Pvlicc, T Division, May 17. Stolen from Langleybury on the night of the 26th ultimo, a small brown rough Pony, the property of Lloyd Jones, Esq. Information to be given to Superintendent Isgatt, Watford, Herts. - Bom- street, May 17. Found at Colemere, Salop, on the 13th instant, and sup- Eosed to have been stolen, a hay cob Mare, about 12 hands igh, white star on forehead, shod all round, in good condition, and lame in knee of near fore leg. Information to be given to Serjeant Thomas, Police Station, Ellesmere, Salop.— Bow- st., May 17. Found in the parish of North Stoneham, on Chandlers Ford Green, on the 30ih ultimo, and supposed to have been stolen: a bay horse Pony, long mane and tail, about 13 hands high, ab » u' 3 years old. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Siannard, Hants Constabulary Station, Bitterne, or to Sergeant Fox, Bishop Stoke, Hants.— Bow- street, May 17. Found at Llanssiniffraid, Montgomeryshire, on the 26th ultimo, and supposed to have been stolen, a bay hackney Ma. e, aged, about 14 hands high, black mane and tail, black legs, shod all round, and in low condition. Information to be given to Police Constable Williams, Llansantffraid, Mont- gomeryshire.— Bow- street, May 17. Stolen during the night of the 12th instant, from a field Bt Bromsgrove, a bay cob Horse, about 6 years old, 14 hands 3 inches high, with black points white speck in near eye, has several scars on hips and rump, recently blistered on near hock, and tnil cut short, luioruiation to he given to Superintendent Bevan, Bromsgrove.— Bow- street, May 17. Stolen on the night of the 14th inctant, from Nat's Farm, parish of Kingsdown, Kent, the property of Thomas Wigley, a black cart Mure, 16 hinds high, 9 or 10 years old, white star on forehead, both hind fetlocks white, broken winded, is in good condition, and has lost the sight of the left eye. Also, siolen from the stable a silver plated light curt Har- ness, rather old, supposed by a mau 23 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, fresh complexion, and no whiskers ; dressed in a dark coat and trousers, fitting tight to the leg, and low- crowned black hat. Information to be given to Superintendent Brandon, Police Station, Dartford, Kent.— Bow- street, May 17. LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT Stolen fr< m a dwelling house at Cheadle, on the 16th instant: a gold Geneva Watch, maker Mouline, No. 1761 ] 768, Scratched inside the case ' 29/ 63' had attached a loug gold Chain: hy EDWIN WATKIN WALKER, 20 years of age, 6 feet 9 inches high, small hrown eyes, has been a soldier, is ninrked wiih the letter - D,' and is a native of Nottingham ; dres- ed in a shabby brown cloih coat, grey mixture trousers with black stiipe down the Bides, black billycock hat, and elastic- side boots. He is supposed to have goue to Liverpool. Information to be given to Superintendent Cawton, County Police Station, Stockport, Cheshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension — Bow- street, May 21. Absconded on the 17th instant, from No. 308, Oxford street, stealing £ 16 in Gold : a porter, 19 years of age, 6 leet high, humpbacked, dark complexion and hair ; dressed in dark m « - lion coat and vest, dark brown striped tiousers. and deer- stalker hat.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, May 21. Absconded on the 13th ins ant, from No. 67, Upper Marylebone street, stealing a pair of light tweed Trousers, a light tweed Coat, and a black frock Coat : a woman. 36 years Ot age, short, fresh complexion, brown curly hair ; dressed in d. rk clothes and black bonnet with red flowers.— Metropolitan P lice, D Division, May 21. Absconded on the 17th instant, from No. 32, Portmari- gquare stealing a Cashhox ( recovered) containing £ 2 in Gold and £ 2 in Silver, and two blank Cheques on Messrs Glyn and Co., Nos 75636 and 76637 ; also obtaining £ lU by forging one ot the cheques : a footman, 18 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high. sallow complexion, dark hair and eyes, mark of absce- s on right side ot neuk ; dressed in black coat, vest, and trou- ers, black Sc tob cap, and lace- up boots ; relatives reside at No. 16, S . Mary's square, Paddington.— Metropolitan Police, D Divi- sion, May 21. Absconded since January last from Berners- street, Oxford- street, stealing a black velvet Jacket, silver buttons ; a Kilt ( hunting sallets); a ditto, grey Scotch tweed ; a ditto, shepherd's plaid ; a ditto, tweed mixture; a shepherd's plaid Jacket; a hunting Plaid ; and a silver- mounted Dirk, with amber stone : a man, 46 years of age 6 feet 7 inches high, fair complexion, long grey hair ; dressed in black melton coat, pepper- and- salt trousers and vest, aud billycock hat ; and a woman, 40 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, fair complexion and hair, long features ; dressed in black dress and bonnet. — Metropolitan Police, E Division, May 21, Absconded'on the 17th instant, from No. 66, Three Colt- street, LimehouSe, stealing £ 36 : a grocer's assistant, 19 years of age, 6 feet 8 inches high, fair complexion, hair, and mous- tache, sandy whiskers, round- shouldered, large scar on top of forehead ; dressed in blue pilot overcoat, drab mixture under- coat and vest, side spring hoots, and high blank hat.— Metropo- litan Police, K Division, May 21. Charged with stealing a double barrel Gun, Powder Flask, and Shot Belt, the property of Mr. Henry Paddy, HERBERT EATON, a labourer, about 24 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, dark hair and eyes, round shoulders, and walks with left shoulder higher than the other ; dressed in velvet jacket, corduroy trousers that have hern washed, and black billycock hat ; he is a native of Edgcomh, Saop ; is most likely to be found in the company of poachers or prostitutes. The gun and other articles have been recoveied. Information to be given to InspeCtor Goddard, Tettenhall, Wolverhampton, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bom- street, May 21. Absconded on the 7th instant from Gilston, Herts, charged with two others, who are remanded until the 3rd proximo, with stealing 38 trusseB of Straw: GEORGE BURTON, 36 to 38 years of age, 6 feet 10 inches high, dark swarthy com- plexion and small brown whiskers ; dressed in a black billy- cock hat, brass eyel and well * market: K1 West- green,' cart tares fj Hackney for PoliceT^ li' warrant for Absconded i road, Islington, I Chain attached, J age, 6 feet 8 incfl dressed in light sil litan Police, N ~ N Description oi embezzlement, fynt^^ H^^^^^^ H^ the borough ot Preston on the" 30.: h ' jtltimv ™ years of age, 6 feet 7^ inches hfgh, r'tier stout, tlH^': thick neck, florid com- plexion, small maiiion bridge of nose, black bushy whiskers and moustache, and rather round shouldered when walking ; has formerly been a police officer, and is a native of Wyerdale. Information to be given to Head Constable Dunn Preston, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- sl., May 19. Description of a man charged with stealing a number of mason's Chisels and Points ( part of which have been recovered), from a quarry at Clutton, on the night of the 11th instant : about 46 years of age, 6 feet 9 or 10 inches high, grey hair and whiskers ( large), and suptosed to have a moustache; dressed in dark bowler hat, short dirty round jacket,, much patched, and trousers repaired with new pieces of tustiau ; has the appearance of a mason. He is accompanied hy a short dark woman, dressed in straw bonnet aud a dirty light dress. In- formation to be given to Superintendent Emson. Somerset Constabulary, Temple Cloud, Bristol.— Bow- street, May 19. Stolen on the 15th instant from the Merionethshire Arms public house, Aberystwith, the property of Owen Jones, the landlord, a brown melton cloth double- breasted Coat or monkey Jacket, with side pockets, a large hole in right one, and oiie inside breast, bound with black braid, and lined with red and white woollen check, small pattern. By HENRY MORGAN, a militiaman, native of Monmouthshire, about, 30 years f age, 5 feet 6£ inches high, thick set, fresh complexion, blue eyes, brown hair, and supposed to be wearing the stolen coat; he is a stonemason, and gave his address Square, King's Head, Merthyr Tydfil. Information to be given to Superintendent Lloyd, Aberystwith, Cardiganshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension .- bow- street. May 19. Absconded on the 11th instant, frsm No 62, Hsggerston- road, Shoreditch, stealing £ 3 Is : a lad, 14 years ot age, rather stout, fair complexion, light hair, blue eyes ; dressed in short dark jacket, coiduroy trousers, black cap with French peak, and white comforter. ( Larceny, servant). — Metropolitan Police, N Division, May 17. Absconded on the 11th instant, from No. 6, Wellclose- square, St. George's East,, stealing two Blankets, two Sheets, a brass Candlestick, a flat, Iron, two window Curtains two Pillows, a Quilt, a Jug, a Saucepan, and a Valance : a woman, 23 years of age, fair complexion, dark hair, pockpitted scar from burn on right cheek ; dressed in striped linsey dress, and black bonnet with yellow flowers. ( Larceny, lodger.)— Metro* polttan Police, H Division, May 17. Description of JANE WILLIAMS, alias EVANS, alias MADRYN, who absconded from Pwllheli, charged with steal- ing a pair of Slippers ( recovered) : she is a native of Amlwch, Anglesea, about 35 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, slender make, grey eyes, brown hair, rather thin face, fair complexion, and lost one or two upper front teeth j she goes about the country hawking sundry things from a basket. She is well known to all the police of North Wales, and has been convicted ot larceny at Knutsford, Beaumaris, and Carnarvon. Infor- mation to be given to Inspector Williams, Fourcrosses, Pwllheli, Carnarvonshire, who holds a warrant for her appre- hension— Bow- street, May 17. Description of a mau charged with stealing a Gun and three Coats ( since recovered) at Fen Ditton, Cambridgeshire, on the night ol the 10th instaut ; about 35 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, dark complexion, hair and eyes ; dressed in drab slop cord trousets ( tied below the knee), and dark cap ; he walks lame, and is a native of Ashley, near Newmarket. Information to be given to Inspector Greig, Bottisham, Cam- bridge.— Bow- street, May 17. Absconded on the 10th instant, from No. 6, Collingwood- street, Blackfriars- road, stealing a small silver Geneva Watch, and a lady's gold Neckchain, one link broken aud mended with cotton : a man, 30 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, fair complexion, sandy tiair and tuft on chin ; dressed in dark tweed coat with pockets on hips, white slop under, cord trousers, and old stitched cap. ( Larceny, lodger).— Metropo liian Police, L Division, May 17. Absconded on the 10th instant, embezzling various sums of money : a man, a butcher, 24 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fair complexion, grey eyes ; dressed in black suit.— Metropolitan Police, P Division, May 17. Stolen on the morning of the 16th instant, from Mr. Wm. Alsops, of Bryntalch, Llandyssil, Montgomeryshire : two pairs of woollen cord Trousers, one pair nearly new, but recently washed, the other pair a little worn ; a speckled straw Hat; and a pair of Blucher Boots, which have been soled. By a tramp about 23 years of age, 5 feet 7 or S inches high, pock- marked, ' B. C.,' and some other letter on side, daik brown hair, and small light coloured moustache ; dressed in the stolen hat, trousers, and boots, and a dirty heavy grey coat,; he said that lie had been recently discharged from the Scots Greys, that he belonged to London ( hut had a slight Scotch accent), and that he should make for Cardiff. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, or to Police Constable Rogers, Montgomery,— Bow- street, May 17. Absconded on the 13th instant, from Framfield, Sussex, charged with stealing a lady's very old- fashioned small gold Genijja Watch, gold face, and black figures ; a gold Lisbon Chain, four strands, and a barrelled Ring attached ; a gold Seal, with monogram ' MAD ;' a small Pencilcase, with three doves and vase ; a silver penny Piece ; a Half- sovereign ; 6s. in Silver ; and the Skirt of a blue rep Dress : the property of her master, Sir Thomas Dyer, Bart.: MARY TROY, ubout 26 years of age, 6 feet 4 or 6 inches high, fresh complexion, very full dark blue eyes, dark hair, proportionate figure, and supposed to be a native of Cumberland ; dressed in a dark waterproof cloak, black crinoline bonnet with blue ribbon and black flowers, light print dress with green stripes, and is sup- posed to be wearing the stolen blue rep skirt. She was traced near to Tunbridge Wells, Kent, and is supposed to be making d cap, and cord trousers, had che layer's labourer. Information to be given ent Dance, Police Court, Tunbridge, Kent.— ' ay 17. sconded on the 10th instant, from No. 38, Hindon- et, Pimlico, chaiged with embezzlement, a youth, a baker, 79 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, thick set, dark complexion, dark brown hair, of smart and neat appearance ; supposed dressed in light suit and dark hat.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, May 17. Absconded on the 12th instant, from No. 16, Berners- street, Oxford- street, stealing £ 100 : a man, a clerk, 30 years of age, 6 feet 2 inches high, light complexion, hair, and eyes, light sandy whiskers and moustache, stout, square shoulders, Jewish appearance ; dressed in black frock coat, light veBt, grey trousers with black stripes down sides, fitting tight, side- spring boots, and black hat. ( Larceny, servant.) Metropo- polvan Polio, E Division, May 17. Stolen from a cottage at Leaton, near Wellington, on the morning of ihe 15th instant, about 1 lb. of Ham, and 1 lb of currant Cake, the property of John Whalley. By a man about 20 to 25. years of age, 5 feet 6 or 6 inches high, tresh complexion, no whiskers; dressed in light grey or plaid clothes, grey cap, stated he was going to Loudon. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Richardson, Wellington, Salop.— Bow- street, May 17. Description of a man charged at York with stealing Tools: about 30 years of age, 6 feet 3 or 4 iuches high, stout make, dark hair, whiskers, moustache, complexion, and eyes ( small aud peculiar looking), and dressed in dark mixture shooting coat, dark vest, light l egtop trousers, and Scotch cap with ribbons behind ; Btated he came from Leeds, but belonged to Newcastle. Information to be given to Constable Haley, Chief York.— Bow- street, May 17. Absconded, 1st February last, from 4 and 5, Tottenham- court road, stealing four pairs of Boots and four pairs ot Lasts, two men, one 24 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark com- plexion, brown hair and moustache ; dressed in daik cloth coat, blue trouseis, and black cap with peak ; the other 24 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair ; d es- ed in dark clothes and hat. ( Larceny, Servants).— Metropoti an Police, E Division, May 17. Absconded on the 5th instant, from 4 and 5, Tottenham- court- road, stealing four pairs of men's Boots, two men, one 28 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, pale complexion, dark hair ; dressed in dark clothes and telt hat.; the other 32 years of age, 5 feet 11 iuches high, dark complexion and hair; dressed in dark cloihes and Scotch cap, likely to he found at Shoreditch. ( Larceny, servants.)— Metropolitan Police, E Division, May 17. Absconded from Blaiua, on the 3rd instant, charged with stealing a piece of Cloth, the property of Benj iimn James ( the cloth is now in the possession of the polic), JAMES SHEPPARD alias RICHARD CALDWELL SHEPPARD, alias RICHMOND SHEPPARD, a native of Sounwell, near Kingswood, Bristol, a tailor, 46 or 60 years of atte, 5 feet, 5 or 6 inches high, stout made, rather corpulent, sallow complexion, red patches on face and nose from drinking, dark hair, turning grey, bald on top of head, small dark whiskers intermixed with grey, and has an impediment in bis speech ; dressed in a dark mixture coat raised seams, two pockets on the hips, one on left breast, dark mixture cloth vest, black cloth trousers, much worn, black bowler hat, and lace- up boots. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Usk, to Superin- tendent Fowler, Tredegar, or to Sergeant Williams, Constabu- lary Station. Blaina, who holds a warrant for his apprehension. Bow- street, May 17. Absconded from Bishop Auckland, on the 10th ultimo, charged with embezzling the sum of £ 60 aud upwards, belonging to his employer, W. Dale Trotter, Esq.: HENRY JOSEPH JOHNSON, clerk in County Court Office, 24 years of age, looks younger, 6 feet 4 or 6 inches huh, sinai t made, active appearance, lightish complexion, slightly freckled, l'ght brown hair, cut short, thick darkish eyebrows, high forehead, under lip protrudes a little, rather heavy jaw, whiskers very small, if any, slight moustache, is often clean Bhaven, bold forward manner ; it is not exactly known how he may be dressed, but when he left he had on a new black cloth coat, bound with *> raid, black waistcoat and trousers, black f.- lt hat, with deep crape round it; had a black bag in his hand ; he is a native of Barton- on- Humber, Lincolnshire, but his been in Bishop Auckland 9 or 10 y> ars, and speaks a mixed dialect. £ 10 reward will be paid on his apprehension. Information to be given to Superintendent Henderson, Bishop Auckland, Durham, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, May 17. $'* LAlJl> fc AN © A& GWLAVATJSB MISDEMEANOURS. Description of a man who obtained by false pretences, on the 16th instant, two Watches ( one is recovered, the other is a silver Lever, maker's name supposed to be Critchley), and a silver Guard, which had been broken and pieced in several places : he is about 26 years of age, 6 feet 2 or 3 inches high, dark brown hair, dark sandy whiskers, fresh complexion, rather hrown skin, sharp pointed nose, quick in his speech and move'; i ts, and well dressed in dark cloth clothing and billy- cock hat, two rings on one hand, had a stick, aud a fancy pipe with the figure of a man's head on it. Information to be given at the Borough Police Office, Bolton, Lancashire.— Bow- street, May 19. INFORMATION. Committed for one month to Gloucester County Gaol, charged with larceny, JOHN BALDWIN, a blacksmith, who stated that he was a native of Paddingt in, 26 years of age, 6 feet 81 inches high, dark complexion, hazel eyes, dark brown hair and very little whiskers, blue ink mark on three fingers of left haud, aud tattooed on both arms; dressed in a billycock hat, dark suit of mixture cloth, trousers patched at both knees, and an old pair of lace- up boots. Information to be given to Superintendent Riddiford, Constabulary Office, Cirencester, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, May 21. Description of JOHN HICKIN, a native of Sutton, East 4 TE. ' are suspected of formation to be Middlesbrough,. Description of licence holders who hav themseves at a Metropolitan Police Station, the Penal Servitude Act, 1864: THOMAS CHICKLEYS, No. 9978, 43 years of 7i inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, grey eyei bridge of nose, moles right side of neck, and back of left artlI7 was sentenced to 5 years penal servitude at Clerkenwell Sessions for larceny, his sentence will expire 21st August, 1869. WALTER FLORENCE, No. 4068, 34 years of age, 6 feet high, fair complexion, dark brown hair, grey eyes, moles on shoulder and chest ; was sentenced to six years' penal servitude at Middlesex Sessions for burglary, and his sentence will expire 23rd August, 1869. These licence holders cannot be found at the addresses given by them, and they are to be apprehended 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.— Metropolitan Police, May 19. Description of EDWARD DAVIES, committed for one month to Shrewsbury Gaol, for being in a certain public place, to wit, Clun Fair, with intent to commit a felony : he is 26 or 28 years of age, 6 feet 6 iiicbes high, light brown hair, blue eyes. oVal face, fresh Complexion, small whiskers, inclined to be sandy, states he was born in Shrewsbury, supposed false, and that his last residence was Wolverhampton : dressed in a black cloth jacket, two pockets outside, with holes through to the inside, used for picking pockets, dark waistcoat, woollen cord trousers, fitting tight, half Wellington boots, and a hard liowb r hat, with white horn buckle, and a plaid woollen scarf. Information to be given to Sergeant Dovey, Bishops Castle.— Bow- street, May 19. On the 6th instant, some pereon or persons wilfully and maliciously placed an iron bar across the up line ot tails between the Rouskill and Sutton Stations, of the Great Northern Railway, in the county of Nottingham, with iutent to endanger th « lives of persons using the BHid railway. A reward of £ 20 will be paid by the Great Northern Railway Company to any person ( not being the individual who actually placed the said iron bar aorOss the rails), who shall give such infor mal inn as shall lead to the apprehension and Conviction ot tV^ o( fender or offenders. Information to be given to Mr. R. Williams, the Company's Police Inspector, King's Cross Station, London.— Bow- street, May 19. Description irf WILLIAM WHITE, who is remanded at Hastings until 11a m. on the 20ih instant., upon a charge of having in his possession about 2cwt. of old Lead, consisting of u Pump, with ' R. A. 1697,' on the front, and a quantity of Pipe, supposed to have been stolen : he is 36 years of age, 6 feet 8 inches high, dark brown hair, bald on the top of bead, dark whiskers meeting under the chin, dark complexion, varicose v. ins in the legs; dressed in a dark grey clo'li coat and vi^ t, diriy and much Worn, olJ woollen cord trousers, patched at the knees, balmoral boots with brass eyelet- holes, much worn, and black billycock hat.; states he is a brickmaker, a native of Eastbourne, and lias been employed by a Mr. Boyd, of Ware, Herts. Information to be given to Superintendent Glenister, Hastings, Sussex.— Bow- street, May 19. Description of two men committed at Much Wenlock on the 16t>> instant, for 7 days each, tor vagrancy : THOMAS WILKINSON, alias HALL, of Shrewsbury, a labourer, 28 years ot age, 6 teet 10 inches high, fair complexion, likht hair cut short, no whiskers, small moustache, and has the appearance of a soldier ; dressed in a dark brown mixture cloth coat and vest, old greasy black cloth trouserB, old black cloth cap. and lace- up hoots. WILLIAM BOWER, alias GEORGE GREEN, of Shrewsbury, a labourer, 30 years of age, 6 teet 8 inches high, dark complexion, dark hair, mixed with grey, cut short, and whiskers shav « d off; dreBsed ill a dark brown mixture cloth coat and vrBt, old greasy black cloth trousers and cap, and lace- up boots ; both of shabby appearance. They have be n going about begging, stating they are from the Trench Iron Works, out of employment; their names and addresses are supposed to be fictitious. They had two women with them : one said she was the wife of Thomas Hall, the other the wife of Bower, of Fraukwell, Shrewsbury, and both have been working for Mr. Cook, of Shrewsbury, for the last five years. Information to be given to Superintendent Ivins, Bridgnorth, or to Sergeant Bullock, Police Station, Much Wenlock, Salop.— Bow- street, May 19. An Irish woman, 23 years of age, 6 feet 4 inches high, with a child iu her arms, is in custody at Chatham, ai. d is supposed to have obtained money in several places by false pretences, from Catholic priests and clergymen of the Church of England. Information to be given to Superintendent Merritt, Chatham, Kent.— Bow- street, May 19. Description of a tramp named CHARLES BILLINGS, who is remanded until the 26th instant, charged with larceny : he is 23 yearB of age, 6 feet 5 inches high, dark complexion and eyes, dark brown hair, no whiskers, and slight make ; dressed in dark brown coat, cord trousers, tweed vest, ami dark cap with peak ; states he is a native of Greenwich. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Peerless, Rickfield, or to Sergeant Avery, Court House, Mark Cross, Tunbridge Wells. — Bow street, May 19. Description of two men committed to Northallerton Gaol tor six months with hard labour : JOHN THOMPSON, alias BENTLEY, 23 years of age, li feet 6J inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, brown eyes, mark on forehead, of no education, and a native ot Hexham ; dressed in grey trousers with dark stripes and black stripe down side, dark pepper and salt coat and waistcoat, puce and black tie, winsey shirt with narrow yellow and puce stripes, broad brimmed stiff billycock hat, and elastic- side boots. GEORGE SMITH, cloth weaver, 40 years af age, 6 feet 7 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair turning grey, blue eyes, two oblique marks on forehead, tuft of brown hair on chin, and ' ' on the back of left hand ; of imperfect educa- tion, and a native of Millbridge, near Leeds ; dressed in dark ribbed cloth trousers, worn through at tbe right knee, the left has been slit across and Bewed up again, black single- breasted cloth waistcoat, black coat with pocket at each side, white linen shirt, black broad brimmed billycock hat, elastic- side boots with fancy toe caps. They are in the habit of visiting f trial at tbfliext East on the ?' th proximo, of GEORGE Canterbury aud higb, pale face, kers ; dressed in • users, fitting light billycock bat. rse dealer, and is suspected where. Information to be Police Court, Sittingbourne, . __ ' JOHN HOLDEN, a tramping sweep, in custody and reTi.^ ided till the 21st instant, charged with steal- ing a lady's gold Brooch ( recovered) ; about 26 years of age, 6 feet 7i inches high, freBh complexion, blue eyes, light brown hair, no whiskers, and of clumsy gait. States he is a native of Hull, and is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information tb be given to Superintendent Haworth, West Riding of Yorkshire Constabulary, Knaresborough.— Bow- st., May 17. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen during the night of tbe 18th instant, from the dwelling house of Mr. William Bulmer, of Barton- iane, in the parish of Clifton : a crimson and b> ack Tablecover, 2 yards square ; a pair of black jet Bracelets, pattern— rose, shamrock, and thistle ; a black jet Brooch, pin broken, pattern— vine and leaf; a black jet watch C bain ; a thick dark grey cloth Coat, pockets iu laps, small pence ditto, and one inside ditto ; a black and red mixture Coat, same pattern ; a dark blue pilot Jacket, torn under arm ; a pair of blucher Boots, about half worn. Information to be given to Superintendent Hunter, North Riding Constabulary Office, Heworth.— Bow- ttreet, May 21, Stolen from the dwelli » g- house of a gentleman in With- ington- road. Moss- side, between 10 p. m. on the 17th and 6 30 a. m. on the 18ih instant : a £ 10 Bank of England Note ; 4 large silver Table Spoons, two marked ' E. S. H.,' and two ' J J. H.;' 2 silver Salt Spoons, marked ' J. J. H.;' 11 silver Tea Spoons, two marked ' S E. H.' Information to be given to Superintendent Bent, County Constabulary Office, Old Trafford, near Mauchester.— Bow- street, May 21. Stolen during the night of the 18th instant, off a clothes line in a field at Howden, the property of the Rev. J. G. Roberts: two calico Sheets, f < ur huckaback Towels, a lady's Nightdress, marked ' Rebecca Roberts.;' three children's ditto, marked ' Rebecca, J. L., and S. J. Roberts.;' three boys' Shirts ; six pairs of children's Drawers ; six holland Pinafores ; a checked Apron ; and a calico Chemise. Information to be given to Superintendent Green, East Riding Constabulary, Howden, Yorkshire. - Bow- street, May 21. Stolen from Over Fair, on the 14th instant, a black sheep Dog, tan legs, 110 tail, is castrated, and answers to the name of Bob. A drover booked from Winsford Station for Diggle, in Yorkshire, aud had the dog with him. Information to be given to Superintendent Rowbottom, Middlewich, Cheshire. — Bow- street, May 21. Stolen on the 16th or 16th instant from a shed at Sem- pungham Church, near Billingborough, the following . masons' Toois for working soft stone: a wood handle Gouge, ' C. Millson ' marked faintly on handle ; a g Waster, not marked ; a Boster, supposed mark, '+ + '; a common Drag; a Second Drag, crack on top ; two wood handle Chisels, one marked ' 11.' on handle, the other supposed ' A' on handle ; two fine Drags, one has two or three holes through it; a Claw. Supposed by a tramping mason,' about 46 years of age, 6 feet 4 or 5 inches high, Blight make, light brown bair, Binall light whiskers^ grey eyes, walks erect, is not a good hand at his trade, a native of Preston, Lancashire, talks quickly aud with his county dialect; diessed iu old stitched billycock hat, old fustian coat, light vest, old light cord trousers, patched about the legs, which are too short tor him. Also, from the Greyhound taproom in Falkingham, on the 17th instant, a red check plaid Shawl, partly worn, has been darned with brown cotton near to one corner, aud near to the other corner on same side there is a small hole. Supposed by a tramp, middle age, about 6 feet 8 or 9 inches high, dark complexion, dark hair and whiskers, is lame, being foot sore, and has his feet wrapped in rags; dressed in brown coat, dark trousers, and black cloth cap. Inlorination to be given to Superintendent Pidgeon, County Police, Bourn, Lincolnshire.— bouo- sirett, May 21. Stolen on the 11th instant, from the Red Lion public- house, at Digswell, Herts, the property of Mrs Carter, the landlady : a lady's silver hunting Watch, marked ' D.' on the case ; a gold guard Chain ; two Lockets ; and a pearl Cross. Supposed by a tailor, who lodged in the house the night before, about 6 feet 6 inches high, middle age, sandy whiskers ; dressed in grey overcoat, dark trousers, blue necktie, he Btated that he was making his way to Leeds. Information to be given to Inspector Chapman, Hatfield.— Bow- street, May 21. Stolen on the 17th instant, from a beerhouse at South Eston, the property of Thomas Housam, a dark blue cloth Jacket, braided all round aud on the cuffs, three pockets out- side, one inside left breast, lined with black alpaca, Bleeves lined wiih drab, three black wood buttons, braid torn on the right side near the seam ; and a black cloth Cap, braided in centre of crown, and peak torn off. Information to be given to Superintendent Simpson, North Riding Constabulary, Stokesley, or to Inspector Robson, Police Station, North Ormesby, Middlesbrough.— Bow- street, May 21. Further description of Watches, Jewellery, < fcc., stolen from a shop on the incline of the South Eastern Railway, London Bridge ( advertised in the Police Gozette of the 17th instant): 16 ladies gold horizontal Watches, maker Staufer, Nos. 34036 to 34061 inclusive. 3 ditto, maker Gouvernin, Nos. 11169, 21963, 23641. 2 gold horizontal deini Hunting, Nos. 22894, 2Z899. 1 gold horizontal Hunter, No. 21900. 3 gold open- faced L vers, Nos. 9612, 9906, 9665. 1 dittoplate, No. 9790. 2 gold Levers, engraved cases, Nos. 10107, 10017- 12 ladies gold Hunters, Nos 629, 7622,8161, 9891, 30944, 30945, 30948, 30939. ,1064a. 1 gold Geneva Hunting, No. 31413. 2 gold Horizontals, Nos. 327U, 32795. 4 men's open faced enamelled dials, Nos. 31190, 31410, 21790,32806. 3 silver baling Watches, Nos. 10252- 3- 4. 2 silver lever ditto, Nos. 10332- 3. 2silver demi- hunting ditto, Nos. 10300- 1. 1 f plate silver Crystal Glass, No. 9 i87. 7 open faced silver Levers, Nos. 7348,10167,10176,10163, 10173, 10181. 1 silver Hunter, No. 10125. 6 small silver Horzontal, No. 31914. 6 ditto, Nos. from 36844 to 36H49. 6 ditto, flat glasses, Nos. from 3lS" 40 to 31945. 6 large ditto, Nos. from 1791 to 1796, also Nos. from 1617 to 1622. 6 silver Hunters, Nos. from 3667 to 3572. 6 ditto, from 7171 to 7176. 60 gold albert Chains, and 35 gold neck ditto. 40 ladies gold Rings, turquoise, cluster and half hoops. 40 ditto, turquoise and pearls. 30 ditto, various. 5 half hoop ditto, brilliants. 30 gentlemen's signet ditto, bloadstone and sardonyx, IS carat. 75 coloured Lockets. 30 bright ditto. 100 Brooches, two garnet, one carbuncle, one diamond cross in centre, one turban, one twist. 100 Pencil cases. 40 sets of Studs. 40 pairs Sleeve Links, one carbuncle, several pairs engraved. 20 Bracelets. 300 Scarf Pins. 1 set of garnet Ear- rings. 1 carbuncle ditto. 1 carbuncle and diamond star ditto. 2 pair of pearl and enamel ditto. 1 turquoise and diamond centre ditto. Several acorn pattern, large and small Bizes. 1 plain pendant. 1 engraved chatelaine. 1 turquoise and ball and snake pattern. ': 1 turquoise decanter ditto. 1 turquoise cluster of fonr, one missing. A number of Seals, Keys and Trinkets, all gold. All Articles secretly marked. — Metropolitan Police, M Division, May 21. Stolen between 10 p. m. on the 17th and 7 a. m. on the 18tb instant, from No. 6, Lansdowne- villas, Lillie road, Fulham, a gilt Clock, makers Auhert and Co ; two Figures in porcelain,, male and female, orchestral instrument on top, gilt; five silver Tea Spoons, ' C. A. D. ;' two ditto Dessert ditto, oi) e ' A. E. C.,' one plain ; two ditto Salt ditto; two Butter Knives, one silver, one plated ; a pair of plated Sugar Tongs ; and two Overcoats, one black corded, one dark mixture.— Metropolitan Police, T Division, May 21. Stolen on the 11th instant, from the person, in North- street, St. George's East, a silver Geneva Watch, No. 1857, a gold Albert Chain, a gold signet Ring, and 9s. in Silver. By two men Bnd a woman : one of the men is 25 years of age, short and stout; dressed in cord trousers and blue guernsey. ( Highway robbery).— Metropolitan Police, H Division, May 17. Stolen on the 5t. h or 6th instant, from Scaleby Castle, the property of James Fawcett, Esq. : two Canadian Geese, young; birds, coloured bodies, white breasts, black necks, heads, legs, aud feet. Information to be given to Superintendent Fowler, Brampton, or at tbe County Chief Constable's Office, Carlisle. — Bow- street, May 17. Stolen from Berkeswell, on the 14th instant, a fawn coloured kangaroo Dog, large size, scar on near hip, and answers to the name of Morgan. Information to be given to Inspector Gallaway, Kenilworth, Warwickshire.— Bow- street, May 17. Stolen between 1 and 4 p. m. on the 14th instant, from tne dwelling- house of Henry Johnson, labourer, of Cogshall : a pair of plum coloured Trousers ; a pair of grey mixture ditto ; two black Vests, one lined with green flannel, the other with black twilled calico ; a plum- coloured Vest, with yellow mix- ture, lined with white flannel; a grey shooting Jacket, with two pockets outside and one inside skirt, one inside breast pocket, and dark bone buttons ; two pairs of blucber Boots, one pair new, tbe other old ; 2 pairs of grey woollen Stockings; a pair of white ditto ; a black and red plaid scarf Shawl, small size ; a black silk Handkerchief; and a grey woollen Shawl. Information to be given to Superintendent Egertoo, Runcorn, Cheshire.— Bow- street, May 17. Stolen from the dining- room of the Rev. C. B. Hutchin- son, one of the masters of Rugby School, at about 1 p m. on the 12th instant, a Cash Box containing twelve £ 5 Bank of England Notes and £\ 5 in Gold. Dare of issue and numbers of notes as follows : March 5t. h, 1869, L> ndon, A. 14— 30512, 30514, 30616, 30616. 30617, 30518, 30519, 30520, 30621, 30622, 30523, and 30524. Information to be given to Super- intendent Wild, Rugby.— Bow- street, May 17. Stolen from the cottage of James Wood, situate in Tile- hill- lane, in the parish of Stoneleigh, Warwickshire, between 11 a. m. and 6 p. m. on the 14th instaut, the following property: an old- fashioned double- cased silver verge Watch, ' Sampson and Lion' on the outside case, the inside case is very thin and dented, with a German silver Guard and steel split Ring and Key attached ; two Half- sovereigns, aud 16s. or 16s. in Silver, nearly all in 3d. and 4d. pieces ; a few Coppers, one halfpenny has ' No. 31' stamped on it; a Prince of Wales Medal, some Bread and Butter, balf of a currant Cake, 2 oz. of Tea, £ lb of Sugar, a pair of pig's Jowls; and a black silk Neckerchief, with a small hole in one corner ; also two cloth Coats ( eince recovered). Supposed by two tramps : one is about 46 years of age, large black whiskers, and dressed in dark clothes ; the other is about 30 years of age, long beard, and wore a coat ripped up the back. Information to be given to Insoector Gallaway, Kenilworth, or to Police Constable Webb, Earlsdon, Coventry, Warwickshire.— Bow- street, May 17. PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE OFFICERS. ( On the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere. J Found in the possession of JAMES HARRISON, who was released from Gloucester County Prison on the 13th inst., a large dark brown Overcoat, one button on the top, dark grey lining, two pockets in skirts, one in left breast, and one inside right, in which was found a copy of the Cork Daily Herald newspaper. He stated on leaving the prison that he should go to Coleford ; he is remanded to Horsley House of Remand until the 27th instant. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Hanbridge, Stroud, or to Sergeant Eddolls, Police Station, Stonehouse, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, May 21. WAR OFFICE, DESERTERE PROM Oil and after this date ( Dec. 11, 1857), until further uitice, th TWENTY SHILLIl^ S the object being to prevent the crime of Desertion, and to 1: OFFICE NAME. REQ. CORPS. WHERE BOHN. TRADE. K rt SIZE^ j SO. NO. < 202* 2' i 202 21 2i as 2 202* 2t 202821 20282ft 20282 202827 202* 2* 2028 w Wilson, John Woods, Robert Wynn, James Woodman, Wm. Waters, Thomas Wykes, Wm. Hy. Bowen, Edward Bevington, Joseph Brown, James Barrett, George 142ti 1- 97 123rf 2076 267* 7 1667 799 473 1244 26630 41 si Foot j 76th Hoot 94th F" i t Roy. H. Art. Roy. Artillery Hospitl Corps 29th Foot ditto 94th Foot Roy. Artillery Lime:. ouce, Midjisx, Belfast Leels Lambeth, Surrey nendcombe, Glouc. Ayr Oldbury,^ Stafford Belbroughton, Wore. Southwell, Notts Car iff b. a>^ moldr. 21 6 6# labourer 35 6 4} cloth finishr. 22 6 6 labourer 2L 5 6 groom 204 5 44 clerk 21 i 6 64 labourer 264 6 7 ditto 27* 6 7 puddler 201 6 61 bootcloser 184 5 4 ditto ditto plain regimental tweed j black regimental pril Cpril 13 April 14 Ap. il 10 April 9 April 22 April 18 April Colchester Burmah D. ver Al lerahot Woolwich Net ley Toronto ditto Dover Woolwich ' W.' on arm, anchor on left hand pockpitted D | off pass to Leeds stutters pockpitted, moles on back of shoulder D j lost first joint third finger left hand mole left scapula, scar on right do. SOaHSo 202H31 202832 20.83' 202H34 802H85 2 > 283* 20283 202838 202* 34 Brooks, Charles Blackburn, Rich.* Byrne, Thomas Brooke, Chas. hen. Castle, William Cooper, Stephen Conway, William Daggers, Francis Deans, George Evans, Thomas 9* 1 2931 3339 224 304 1208 426 1640 244 1784 Eden, Thomas Edgington, Wm. Hailsworth, James Havard, James Hooth, Joseph Hanlon, Stephen Hudson, Richard Harris, David Holmes, George Jacob, Nicholas 1 67 1430 7z45 1521 1620 28H 1181 28* 77 693 182 * ditto ditto ditto Roy. H. Art. Cold. Guards 29th Foot 40th Foot 23ri Foot 42nd Foot 2* rd Foot 44i ti Foot Rifle Brigade Gren. Guards 23rd Foot 29th Foot 91 st Foot 94th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto 23rd Foot W olverhampton japanner 38} 5 7 dk. bra blue sallow plain 16 April ditto officer's servant Enniscorthy, Wxfrd. Dublin lobourer 224 6 7 fair blue fresh regimental 22 April Limerick * alias Richard Scott ditto 214 5 8 dk. bm grey sallow ditto 19 April Duncnn. Ft. Huddersfield, York ditto 314 6 94 brown blue fresh ditto 2.4 April Woolwich D Cowley, Oxford ditto 33 5 1(> 4 It. bm grey fair ditto 22 April London pockpitted • Ontario Castletown, Wstmth. ditto 224 6 64 It. bm blue fresh ditto 3 April Londou* Armagh ditto 29} 6 74 brown gr° y fresh ditto 25 April Bradford [ « A. Cary> Preston, Lancashire tailor 24 § 6 64 dk. brn dark dark black 2 May Shorncliffe very weak eyes; took two shirts, marked Peebles shoemaker 314 5 94 brown blue fair regimental 22 April Elinburgh took feather bonnet and waist- belt Carmarthen labourer 234 5 7 brown blue dark ditto 25 April Newport, M D ; scar rt. fhigt, mole It, side of mouth tliimp'oo, Middlesex Gt. Ba rington, Oxon Nottingham Ciittorn, Hereford Grays, Essex Beauush, Down Birmingham Trevi thin, Monmth. Lavendon, Bucks Pontnewynydd* sad. tler printer dyer labourer platelay er labour © . cabinetmkr. miner labourer puddler James, Thomas P. John, Stephen Kingman, William Kirk, William Keely, Francis Kennedy, James King t, George Lilly, Francis Lake, Robert Lawes, Geo. Wm. 1693 1644 l « 3- t 1341 985 3* 33 264* 2 19- 7 2HH40 97? 8 diito Roj. Artillery 22nd Foot 29tii Foot ditto 104th Foot Ro). Artillery 25tti Foot Roy. Artillery Rl. Engineers ditto Meline, Pembroke Broadmaytie, Dorset Pinchbeck, Lincoln Bally bsy, Monaghan Edinburgh Chelsea, London Muoagi. an Faveri- ham, Kent Guiidfo d, Surrey musician labourer ditto ditto ditto engineer briekmaker labourer shoengsmtl carpenter 19} 6 6 brown hazel fair ditto 26 i 5 64 brown blue fair ditto 351 5 74 black hazel fair ditto 24 S 64 dk. brn hazel swarth ditto 21 5 71 brown blue fresh ditto 28 5 4 It. brn hazel fresh ditto 214 5 1 light blue fair ditto 224 5 8} It. brn hazel light ditto 23j 6 4 brown hazel freih ditto 224 6 74 dk. brn hazel freih ditto 234 5 61 brown grey fresh ditto 304 5 64 brown blue fair ditto 214 6 6 Ik. b- n hazel fresh ditto 244 6 64 dk. bra hazel fresh ditto 241 5 64 It. brn grey fresh ditto 214 5 7 It. brn tiazel fresh ditto 234 5 8 It. brn blue fresh ditto 20 6 6 Ik. brn brown sallow brown; tweed 201 5 81 brown grey ruddy regimental 191 5 6 brown hazel fresh diito 21. April 25 April 22 April 23 April 21 April 24 April 26 Sept. 25 April 21 April 25 April Kilkenny Devonport London Newport, M Co cheBter Dover ditto Warley Wi olwiob Newport, M to. k great oo » t and part of re*, nec. off furlough to Lonjon; tattooed rt. arm took waist- belt and part of neg. nec. D off pass to Liverpool took part of reg nec. off pass to London j tattooed on left arm * Monmouthshire 26 April 20 April 27 April 9 April 9 April 2- t April 26 April 21 April 17 April 21 April ditto Leith Sun ierland Toronto ditto Shorncliffe Woolwich Preston W. olwieh Chatham D lost a left upper molar took part of reg. nec. stole cap, trousers, and penknife Maginnis, Michael M le, Luke Melmer, Edward McGregor, James May, Phillip Measures, Charles Mills, Henry Maddock, John Nash, George O'Boyle, ThomaS 061 4tb Drag. Gds. 4611 dit o — 26th Foot — I ditto 15* 0 32nd Foot 1567186th Foot I05tb Foot Ro). Artillery 10th Foot 82nd Foot 1H14 3. 91 2169 167is Newry, Down Bo. iton, Worcester Dublin Edinburgh Sljnvenhain, Berks Belt; rove, Leicester Alresford, Hants Mai. ohe » tor • ipley, Derbyshire B > lton, Lanes'- ire ditto labourer clerk varnisher labourer ditto diito ditto collier mechanio 26} 274 19 22 1"! 2 * 21} H4 18j 244 10 94 84 101 9 74 94 61 6 7i brown It. brn It. brn fair It. brn brown It. brn brown It. brn brown grey brown grey grey hazel hazel gi « y hazel blue blue fresh fresh fresh fair fresh sallow fresh sallow fresh dark ditto ditto black blacn j tweed regimental plain regimental ditto ditto ditto 21 April 22 April 1* April 30 April 2i » April 24 April 2 • Mar. 27 April 21 April 24 April Brighton ditto Liverpool Edinburgh Colcti ester Shorncliffe Meerut Plymouth P. eston C-. loti ester took part of reg. neo. ditto recruit, not surgically inspected ditto seported seen in Colohester in plain clothe* scar on left collar- bone, mark on left side took great coat and part of reg. nec. scar rt. arm j reported seen in Colchester 202* 70 Pickering, Samuel 897 1st Dragoons Ashton- un ler- Lyne striker 234 6 11 brown hnzel fair ditto 22 April 1 > ublin blue mark below rt. eye [ in plain clothei 802871 Plant, Samuel 874 24th Foot Stol e- upon- Trent potter 324 6 64 It. bro blue fresh ditto 2 April Preston ' D 2028 2 Ross, James 149 < 42t. d Foot Adterton, Ross groom 211 6 64 brown hazel fresh ditto 21 April Elinburgh took waist- belt and bayonet 202878 Redman, John 2* 686 Roy. Artillery Blight on harness mkr 184 6 4 auburn hazel pale ditto 25 April Woolwich 802874, Spratt, Simeon 641- Gren. Guards WiBbeaoh, Cambs sawyer 321 6 9f brown blue fresh ditto 20 April London took waist- belt and part of reg. neo. 202876 Stanton, Robert 1836 and F- io; Siatfoid shoemaker 224 5 7} brown grey fair ditto 2 > April Aldershot 202S/ 6 Stanford, Frederick 1194 44th Foot H. ttan, Hunts marblmasn. 211 5 74 brown grey fresh ditto 22 April Kilkenny off pass to Maryborough 202877 Sayers, William 26711 Roy. Artillery Crayford, Kent labourer 1 « 1 5 44 black hazel rudly pale ditto 24 April Woolwich 202* 7* Smith, Charles 2H710 ditto Greenwich pai ter 204 5 44 dk. bin brown ditto 24 April ditto 8028.7' Saunders, Samuel 1* 83 ditto Exmouth, Devon blacksmith 23 5 10 brown black dark ditto 2 t April Gosport Thorpe, R. White, Richard We drick, William White, Francis Wickham, Thomas Westfield, James Anderson, George BrOWn, Maurice Bell, Armstrong Bentley, John 26H86 1671 9.41 805 269 0 1* 99 1273 702 lli'l 2117 ditto 3rd Foot 12th Foot 105 th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto 22nd Foot 17th Lancers 16th Foot 9ih Foot Wukham, Bucks Cope of Good Hope Goole, Yorkshire Ai. mngtm, Hunts Clerkei. well, London Lambeth, Surrey Yarmouth, Norfolk Liverpool Arrag hmore, Frmngh Ea- t Indies groom labourer ditto ditto woodcutter labourer boilermaker labourer shoemaker 20 19} 2* 291 1* 1 21 24 32} 81 364 dk. brn brown light brown It. brn brown It. brn It, brn brown brnwn grey hazel blue blue grey brown blue grey blue grey ruddy fresh swarth fresh fresh fresh fush fair fair tresb ditto ditto ditto diito ditto ditto ditto ditto , ditto ditto 24 April 24 April 24 April 26 Mar. 17 April 21 April 10 April 3 May 23 April 29 April Wuolwich Bnstcl A dershot Meerut Woolwich Gosport Frederictn* Hounslow Cork PreBton pimples on face, neck, and body off pass to London three Bears on right lids of neck off psss • New Brunswick took part of reg. nec. took the whole of reg. nec. BroWn, John Burke, Patrick Beckett, James Beard Chas. Edwd. Birmingham, Peter Clarke, Richard Clarke, Alfred Davis, John Doherty, John Duncan, John 68 1169 118.5. 8122 3 42* 10S0 100 13 13: 44 72 40ih Foot 65th Foot Roy. H. Art. Roy. Artillery ditto Mil Drag. Gds. llth Hussars Gren. Guards 8th Foot list. Foot Ninehead, Somerset S » in ton, Wilts Dartfor 1, Kent Cneltenbam, Glouc. Dublin Bromley, Kent Boti oslalo, Suffolk Bryn, D . nbigb Ury, D negal Dundee, Forfar labourer ditto ditto ditto tailor labourer servant labourer ditto hook ler 32 26 24 211 20| 21 224 * 74 25} 2 it 6 dk. brri 84 dk hrn 4 64 61 11 71 81 7 » 6 brown brown brown It. brn It. brn brown dark It. brn hazel blue hazel blue hazel hazel blue grey grey blue sal ow fresh fresh fresh fresh florid fair fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 27 April 20 April 28 Auril 28 April 27 April 27 Aprd 30 April 26 April 24 April 1 May Bra lford Dublin Norwich Limerick Clonmel B righton Canterbury Aldershot Pembroke Dover scar on breast took part of reg. nec. scar on forehead mole on rt. arm; off furlough to Bottesdala took waist- belt and part of reg. nec j D off furlough to St. Johnston, Derry took part of reg. nec. Donald, Charles Frotson, Joseph Gid, William Glover, William Hall, Thomas Harris, GeO. Hen. Kent, Louis David Lane, James Lovegrove, Thos. Larkman, William 2ti7o4 1091 864 ny k 1980 1633 130 t 8078 1126 4408 ttoy. Artillery 0t. h Foot 16t. h Foot 19th Foot i8tt. Foot Rifle Brigade 18th Hussars Gren. Guards HOili Foot Military Train Clerkenwell, London S' e( field Huntingdon Liverpool Toax'el, Essex Dilmgion, Somerset Leitl., Edinburgh Ra tford, Notts R" ading, Berks Camberwell, Surrey Mills, William Morris, James Marsden, James Murphy, John Maymon, Alfred McAuliffe, John Mitchell, Jeremiah Murphy, James Morchie, John Norton, John li86 918 616 1800 26352 24801 1433 1835 7H(| 1. th Lancers ditto 9th Foot 36th Foot 46th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto Royal H. Art. 62nd Foot 1b> Drag G's. Page, Richard Renwick, William St. George, George Sanger, William Savage, Thomas Southall, William Stoneage, William Swan, Donald Thresher, William Turner, James St. o. lord- io- Avon Hackney, Mi idiesex Black burn, Lane. Dunlin Eccles, Lancashire London Pulham, Dorset OvenB, Cork A, r Casrlebar, Mayo 1483 92 3304 1245 1611 24- 87 1371 1564 1423 12 » Royal H. Art. 12th Foot Gren. Guards 61st F . ot 85th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto Rifle Brigade 2' ind Foot ' 89ih Foot Romlord, Essex Leicester Bury St. Edmunds Clerknnwell, London Cambri Ige Ma ylehone, London Bps. Wal I. am, Hants Oban, Argyle Southampton BatiBha, Tipperary groom 1* 4 5 4! Ik. bru forger 24* 5 74 brown servant 2 4 6 44 It. brn labourer 35} 5 6 brown csrver 2* 4 6 6 dk. brn carpenter 204 5 6 dk. brn ditto 194 6 7 black collier 22 5 8} brown —. ' 61 4 10 Ik. brn collarmaker 20 5 4 dk. bro Bhoeingsmb 19 6 6 brown frenchplshr 2i4 5 74 black labourer 39 6 6 dk. brn ditto 291 6 9} dk. brn ditto 26} 5 44 black ditto 22} 5 9 brown ditto 2J4 6 7 brown dit'o 28 5 114 dark ditto 174 6 84 brown blacksmith 2 4 5 7 dark groom 234 6 4J brown * 3 l D 6 black pianist 211 5 81 dk. bm brushtnaker 6 64 brown labourer 221 6 64 brown ditto 2' 4 6 8 brown bricklayer 21 6 8 It. brn draper 2 > 4 5 7j dk. brn blacksmith 21} 6 74 brown labourer 22 6 6 Ik. bra hazel grey grey grey hazel grey brown grey grey grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto brown j grey 28 April 1 May 80 April 26 April 1 May 2 May 2 May 26 April 29 April 3 May Woolwich Dublin ditto Preston Colohester Devonport Canterbury Aldershot Fleetwood Woolwioh off furlough D ditto ditto to Liverpool dimpled sternum took waist- belt and whole of reg. nec. soar of burn on left shoulder- blade; D grey grey grey ( fey grey grey tiazel grey grey grey fair fresh dark fresh ruddy sallow fresh dark florid fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto supposed plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 30 April 3 May 30 April 27 April 12 Mar. 27 April 23 April 3 May 1 May 1 May Hounslow ditto Dublin Portsmouth Madras Woolwich ditto ditto Shorncliffe Manchester took part of reg. nec. ditto tattooed on arms, • P. T.' on left hand tattooed on arms scar on chest j off pass remains of uloer at comer of left eye blue brown hazel grey hazel blue blue brown grey grey sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair tresh fair fresh ditto twee! regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 2 i April 3 May 3 May 29 April 2 April 26 April 28 April 1 May 10 April 27 April Aldershot ditto Warley P. rtland Shorncliffe Woolwioh Portsmouth Devonport Fre lerictn* Fermoy D * patten ring maker off leave to London off furlough to Chatham scar on left shin; off pass to Cambridge pockpitted off pass * New Brunswick took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. Tracey, walter whitehead, Wm. Waxe, Charles Williams, James Beresford, Charles Bosworth, Richard Butler, John Burgess, John Bishop, John Brown, George 9o 3 Rl. Engineers 1204 12th Foot 1178 43- d Fiot 11.1 227 11* 7 12** 2041 100 8722 Roy. Artillery 4i h Drag. Gds. 17th Foot 41th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto Rl. Engineers Liverpool Manchester UueriiBey Woolwich E oles, Lancashire Strerron, Warwiok Shrewsbury Manchester Heavitree, Devon Denny, Siirling gas litter clerk bui ler carman weaver groom lab. urer blacksmith ropemaker plumber 21 224 23 i 27 § 34 20* 224 20} 244 brow 1 It. bm It. brn brown brown brown brown brown It. bm brown hazel hnkel grey l. azel haze1 brown. grey grey grey brown frest fresh fresh fair pale sallow fresh fresh fair fresh black regimental ditto ditto ditto regimental ditto ditto ditto 2 May 3 May 10 April 31 Mar. 10 Mny 13 May 6 May 6 May 3 May 3 May London Aldershot J ersey • Brighton Curragb Templemre. leech- bites on left loin * St. Thomas's Mount pockpitted between eyebrows scar of bum at top of hernia Portsmouth scar on left leg Shoeburyns off pass to London Woolwich I OM THE MILITIA. William Baines Edward Wright Charles Foresdike Alfred Martin George Spurgeon Henry Foresdike John Howell Charles Taylor Robert Skipper James Davey DATE OP DESEBTN. PLACE OP DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 6 April Aberj stwth * absent from training 20 April ditto 20 April ditto 19 April 19 April Colchester ditto * absent from training 19 April ditto 19 April ditto la April ditto 19 April ditto 19 April ditto gone to Australia 19 April ditto 19 April ditto 1- t April ditto la April ditto April ditto served in 6th Dragoon Guards 19 April ditto supposed at sea 19 April ditto 19 April ditto in London 19 April ditto 6 April ditto enlisted Broxted Colol e- ter Great Oakley Eversley, Hants Halstead, Eisel Great Oat ley Kirton, Sutfolk Elii re t ipswich < lino ditto ditto ditto tailor bricklayer labourer ditto ditto at oemaker labourer 6$ fair 1 dk. brn 4t dk. bm 6i dk. bro 8i It. brn 6 If. brn 91 It. brn 6 brown 6 brown ft brown 6 April 5 April 5 April 6 April B April 6 April 19 April 19 Aprd 19 April 19 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto- ditto Ipswich ditto ditto ditto supposed in London at sea absent from training 88076 George Webb 2 s> 2 duio di to hrick maker 181 0 1 browi. hazei iresn 1 > april utio 88076 Robert Garrod 21* 14 ditto Chelmondiston labourer 19 6 7 brown grey fresh 19 April ditto « 3u77 George Maskell George Nunn Robert Betts 2931 ditto Shotley ditto 23 6 104 bri wn blue fresh ' 6 April ditto 83078 2W 16 ditto Hoo ditto 29 5 I04 hrowi. hazel tresh 6 April ditto 88079 29 ? 0 ditto Swaffen, Norfolk Ipswich, Suffolk butcher 18 5 9 brown black fresh i 6 April ditto 83080 John Capon 2961 ditto shoemaker 22 6 7 brown brown fresh 6 April ditto 83081 John Smith 2956 ditto Great Glenhain labourer 20 5 6 brown ha. el fresh 6 April ditto 830 2 Phillip Boone 2- 70 dttio Wondbridge ditto 19 5 64 brown grey ' resb — 5 April ditto 830-< a William Johnson 2972 ditto ditto groom 24 6 74 brown grey fresh 1 • 5 April ditto 8i0- t4 Richard English 2e2 ditto Hales » orth labourer 23 5 64 browp hazel tresl ——-- 6 April ditto 83085 George Wade George Ingleton 8( 104 ditto Ipswich hawker la| 6 7 dk. brn brown ( rest — 5 April ditto 8308" 300- t ditto ditto labourer 20 6 6 dk. brn brown swarth S April ditto 83087 William Isaac y07 Carn. ith. Art* Llandmgat. Carmithn fireman 24 S 6 brown hazel fresh 21 April Carmarthn. * absent from training 83081 William Johnson > 88 ditto Ratieny, 1 ' ubliti - labourer 27 6 64 dk. brn hazel fresh 21 April ditto scar left side of chin 88U1W Christopher Dunne William Riley Wh9 ditto Dunalhaven Wicklow ditto 23 5 9 It. bm grey fair 21 April ditto slight y pockpitted 8 0.40 994 ditto Chelsea, Middlesex cu' ler 31 6 8 dk. brn grey fresh — 21 . April ditto tattooed on arms, pookpitted 830 < 1 enoch Jones 10/ 6 ditto Montgomery labourer 33 5 8 dk. bni hazel fair 21 April ditto 880 li John Jones ltt> 2 ditto Llaiidth'f'urs, Carm. ditto 34 5 64 bro WD gey fair i. ll • 26 April ditto 8809" John thomas LI18 ditto Pater, Pembroke ditto 2- t 5 8 Ik. bm hazel fresh 26 April ditto' 8- 1094 Henry Williamson 1216 ditto Sp. 1 Ian 1 aru aster currier 21 $ 7 brown IIHZHI dark • 12 April dino 83' 95 Richard Jones 122 V ditto Ll » ndi ga jUaimi- ihu labourer 28 6 8 dark grey lark — 12 April ditto slightly pockpitted 830H6 Jenkin Hopkins 226 ditto Llam lly collier 21 6 6j browp hazel fresh 12 April ditto 880^; John Morris I2l> ditto S lint Clears tailor 20 6 7 brown bazel fresh —— 12 April ditto 8HOH8 George Rodway 217 ditto Newport, Monmouth cnarcoalfinr 23 5 74 brown grey fresh — 1 i April ditto 83099 Essex James 12 1 ditto My ilrim, Carmarthen labourer 23 6 7 brown grey fair 1 12 April ditto black mark on right brow 881t> 0 Joseph John 12- 18 ditto Ltai boidy Bai gor, Carnarvon collier 21 6 11 brown grey tresh - 12 April ditto R81ol Thomas Jones ls- 1 ditto spinner 21 6 74 dk. brn hazel dark ! 2 April ditto 83itl2 John Webb 4119 London Bristol, Somerset barber 23 6 7 brown hazel tre « h regimental 24 April Finsbury fear on forehead 83 03 James Johnson 1713 ditto St. Lukes, Mi Idx. labourer 26 6 4i brown blue fresh ditto 1 May ditto ' Anna Wl. alleion left arm • 83lm Thomas Sheffield 4331 ditto Ki lrtermii. » ter, Worc eiarcher 22 5 34 brown hazel dark plain 26 April ditto scars left side of face 83106 James Welsh 42fi4 7th Lane* Manchester labourer 26 5 64 brown blue fresh 2 Mav Bury scars on face * absent from training 83101 John George 617 PembrkeArt.* Fishguard, Pembroke collier 20 6 64 light grey fair 12 April Haverfdwst bracelet on right wrist" absent fr& m training 83107 William Thomas 672 ditto Mou eal, Derry labourer 24 5 h brown hazel fresh 12 April ditto 8310H Isaac James 69s ditto Fishguard, Pembioke ditto 22 5 7 sandy hnzel fresh —— 12 April ditto two burn marks on neck 88109 Robert Burnhill 162 ditto Carmarthen ditto 24 5 6 brown hazel fair 2i April ditto 83110 John Evans 628 di'to Pen broke boiler maker 27 5 6 dark hazel dark 26 April ditto scar on right shoulder 831 il Thomas Jenkins 73 « ditto Prendergast labourer 22 6 H brown hazel lair — 26 Apr 1 ditto 83112 Thomas Purnell 120 GlamrgnArt.* tlivedo", Somerset gardener SO 6 7 • lk. brn bazel fan- —— 26 April Swansea * abBent from training 83118 Thomas Jones 78M ditto Port Ta bot, Glmrgn labourer 23 5 9 It. brn grey fair — 21 Apiil ditto suppose 1 at sea 83114 William Davies 8i2 ditto Cwm Avon pu idler 28 5 8 » brown grey fresh 21 April ditto 83llo Thomas Jones t> bo unto Bwan ea boilr- rinaker 29 6 8 dk. bm hazel swarth 2 > April OlttO deficient of 1st joint of 3rd finger right hand 83110 Thomas Jones Wi' 4 ditto Gl. iucester fitter 24 5 84 dk. brn grey fresh 2i April ditto 83117 Rees John 912 ditto Llanhnrry, Glamorgn plasterer 21 6 9 lt. brn grey fan- —— 21 April dii to small blue mark over right eye 83118 Henry Jones 100 ditto Hereford shoeu aker 19 5 9i dark grey sallow 12 April ditto 831IH John Acty 1010 ditto Neath, Glamorgan mason 20 5 8 dk. brn hazel fresh 12 April ditto suppose! at sea 68120 Thomas Thomas 1013 duto Aber are collier 28 5 8 dark grey fresh —— 12 April ditto scar back of left hand* absent, from training 83121 John Barrett " 817 3rd W. York Sheffio d, York puddler 27* 5 7 lt. brn hazel fresh 21 April Dc 1 caster 83122 CHarles Cook 6'- 45 ditto diito moulder 194 5 6 bro WD grey fresh 12 April ditto scar on l>- ft and over right buttock 88 U'K Henry Clark f601 ditto Yarmouth, Norfolk shoemuker 21\ 5 B brown brown tresh 12 April ditto mole on left shoulder 8312- William Coates 66n6 ditto Lincoln e- tii etentr fc8 5 64 black hazel frenl. 12 At. nl Utt, Sr'ar • n nos* r 83125 John Campbell 6662 ditto Bradlord, York lab urer 23 6 ti lt. brn grey rresh 12 April LLL'W 83126 John Cairns 600-< ditto Sh. f& eld hamimrmn. 234 5 11 brown grey fresh — 2 • April ditto scar over left eyebrow, and left elbow 8312/ William Cooper 6172 ditto Hitohin fetler 23 « 5 7i brown grey sallow — 21 April ditto scar tight arm 88128 Thomas COLLINS 49:< 9 ditto Lt uahborougb, Lcstr pipemaker 314 5 10t brown blue fresh 26 April ditto scar lefr side of chin 83129 John Dodgson 6617 ditto Sheffield jabi urer 23t 6 84 brown grey fr « sh — 12 April ditto 83130 Thomas Duffer 65* 3 ditto ditto hnmnjr mkr 27| 5 94 1k. brn blue fresh — 26 April ditto scar on lett knee, and arm ' T. M. D.' on right arm; pockpitted 83131 Thos. Dunsworth 19 2 ditto diito scis » or smth 26 i 5 " J brown grey fresh — 26 April ditto 83132 Henry Elliss 60 ditto ditto labourer 384 5 9 brown brown fresh 21 April ditto scars bi ttom of back, and breastbone 8313s James Fishbourn 6Hl ditto Ni rihorp, Lincoln Tippera y ditto 2Kj 5 H brown grey fresh 12 April ditto 83131 William Fogarty 5782 ditto shoemaker 21 5 8 brown trey fresh — 12 April ditto 881H6 Charles Gibbons 6723 ditto Sheffield, York labourer Hi 5 14 dk. brn crey sallow —. 12 April ditto 83136 Roger Grey 49. in ditto Hull grinder 27 4| auburn t/ rey fresh 21 April oitto marks down back, and acar over left shoulder 83137 George Hulley 477' ditto Sheffield sweep 32, brown blue fresh 1 26 April ditto 83138 John Hill 669S ditto ditto filecutter 2i: 5 74 brown brown sailow 12 April ditto 83139 Thomas Hore 6718 ditto Ballina, Mayo labomer 214 5 74 dk brn hazel fresh 12 April ditto scar ever left eyebrow S3I40 Benjamin Hague 6184 ditto Rerlfor I, Notts 0 lber 18, 5 6J light grey fresh 26 April ditto 83141 Thomas Hanks 6717 ditto Bramraetb, York pulriler striker 20J 5 6i brown grey fresh -— 12 April ditto scar outer side of right eye 83142 Joseph Jones william Jackson 5117 ditto Sheffield 22 > 64 H brown blue fresh 26 April ditto scar top of nose, black mole right collar bono 83148 6663 ditto Thirsk mason 234 6 black grey fresn — 12 April ditto 83114 Thomas Johnson 6742 ditto Lee ' s brasier 17 & 64 brown grey fresh 12 April ditto 831 to Wm. H. Kay ditto Masbor. ugh stove titter 20| 5 7j 2 black brown sallow 21 April ditto scar on top Up 83146 George Lomas 37 " I ditto Sheffield filecutter 35} 6 brown grey fair — 26 April ditto 83147 Henry Loyd 6H82 ditto ditto fumaceman 184 5 6 lt. bra hazel sallow 12 April ditto * Rosscommon 83148 Thomas Leonard 4728 ditto Ballinibo rough* labourer 3r4 5 4 black grey fresh 26 April ditto 88149 Richard Meggitt 613.4 ditto Bawtrv, York ditto 22) 5 44 brown hazel fresh 26 April ditto 881 0 P. McDonough 57 « 0 ditto Wakefield ditto 22 5 6 » brown grey fresh 12 April ditto 83.61 Francis Mundley 6( 21 ditto Castlebai-, Mayo. ditto 18 6 brown grey grey fresh 26 April ditto blue mark on left eyebrow 831 i2 John Milner 4518 ditto Derby ccllier 254 & 6 browD fair 26 April ditto 831 3 Luke Morley 6181 cii to Si . ffield, York cutlcr 21} 5 6 brown blue fresh — 26 April ditto scar on nose, and outside upper lip 83164 John Niland 61 4 ditto Galway miner 19 5 6 brown hazel fresh 12 April ditto 83106 Richard Nuttall 6356 ditto Sheffield, York cutler 204 5 5 brown blue sallow 21 April ditto moles on neck and shoulder 83166 William Rolling .. 6613 ditto ditto labourer 224 6 7 dk. brn grey brown fresh 12 April ditto scar left eyebrow 88157 Martin Raney 6611 ditto Leeds olothdre9ser 214 6 64 black sallow 2i April ditto 83158 George Smith 5664 ditto Donouster blacksmith 21 6 7 lt. brn brown tresh — 12 April ditto pockpitted 8.' 159 George Smith 6612 ditto Goole labourer 264 5 64 brown hazel fresh 12 April ditto 83160 Joseph Smith 67011 ditto R thwell striker 284 6 6 dk. bn. brown sallow 12 April ditto 83161 Thomas Shields 6401 ditto Sheffield furr ace man 304 20 i 6 44 brown br wn fresh 26 April ditto scar over forehead 83162 George Smith 6038 ditto ditto grinder 5 44 brown hazel fresh 2i5 April ditto 83113 Christopher Shaw 6101 ditto Manchester shoemaker 6 6 black brown sallow . 2! April ditto scar on right shoulder 83 61 Samuel Walker 6671 ditto Sheffield, York \ roller 261 5 7 It,, brn grey fresh 12 April ditto scar right arm, and ritfht buttock scar on right cheek * absent from training scar under right eya sear on left oheek and palm of left hand scar left side of neck scar right wrist, pockpitted scar corner of right eye 8a 116 831 HA 83IH7 83118 831'> 9 83170 83 71 83172 83178 83174 Richard Bunce George Eden John Scofield Thomas Agan Henry Eades William Cleghorn Edward Kenny William Hookham William Pearson C. Neighbours 5780 6828 6931 HIHJ1 < 03 " 074 1117 6127 6133 6197 lstTwrHmlts ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto West minster, Mddlax Mid I e « ex Snitalflelds Mid ilerex Ishr gton Hoxton Clerwenwell Shoreditch Birmingham llolloway, Middlesex smith labourer ditto litto d tto ditto coachtrimr. labourer lather labourer 35 34 21 21 20 21 3r-| 6 26 19 26 dk. brn brown brown It. brn bro v brown brown dk. brn brown It. brn blue blue blue hazel blue hazel grey bazel blue blue fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh sallow sallow fresh 2b April 26 April 26 April 26 April 26 April z6 April 26 April 2- i April 26 April 26 April Dalston ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Henry Ebble Robert Golding Giles Lewis George Wright Barney Howard James Perry John Gilham Thomas Stokes George Long Walter Gould George Gardiner David Doe John Fisher 6 POLICE DESERTERS FROM THE — OFFICE NO. NAME. BEG. NO. | COBPS. WHEBE BOBN. TBABE. K o r SIZE. HAIR. EYES. Joseph Sherman William Taylor Alfred Bennett William Thompson Peter Haragan William Hurley Charles Cruthley William Smith Thomas daly James Boucher til 99 6241 632 * 6358 638S 8427 64.37 650: 1 6531 6532 lstTwrHmlts. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Sure> Mi Idlesei ditto ditto Shoreditch ditto Paddington Hunger tor 1, Berks Clerkenwell, Middls* A1 gate James Byrne George Austin Arthur J. Martin James James James Burrell John Brock Henry Gosland James Turner Thomas Wells James Ambrose 6541 655- 6570 6645 6653 6656 666J 6674 R678 6679 ditto ditto • ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Clerkeowell Shorediteh Leicester Spitalfields, Middlsx. Clerkenwell Islington Bermocdsey, Surrey Bath, Somerset Middlesex Hackney locksmith 23 5 7" - It. brn blue shoemaker 28 5 7 brown hazel labourer 26 5 8 dk. bm Kazel cabtnetmkr. 85 5 5 dk. brn hatjl shoemaker 21 5 6 brown blue - labourer 23 5 64 It. brn blue print cutter 25 5 55 brown blue green grocer 20 5 7* brown blue box maker 19 5 61 brown blue fishmonger 27 5 10 brown blue printer 19 5 61 ok. brn blue cabinetmkr. 25 6 71 brown blife shoefitiisher 23 5 6 It. brn hazel wood cutter 18 6 61 brown blue costermngr. 21 6 6 brown blue labourer 18 5 5 brown blue watch makr. 23 5 5 brown blue frenchplshr 19 6 81 dk. brn blue lobourer 18 5 5 dk. brn hazel ditto H 5 64 dk. brn hazel hawker labt urer 21 isr 5 5 6 6 dk bru brown hazel blue cabinetmkr. 20 5 51 It. brn blue labourer 19 5 7 black hazel ditto 29 5 6 brown grey bricklayer 24, t 61 It. brn blue # ' 9 6 4 brown grey labourer 24 5 6* It. brn grey collier 20 6 7 « brown hazel fumaceman 23 5 6i dk. bm haze) fresh fresb cap, and cord trousers, hud ilayer's labourer. Information to h Tent, Dance, Police Court, Tui\ ftright hand lay 17. isconded on the 10th instao' ^ uilico, chaiged with embe- d 19 yeat.' ts f age, 5 feet 1 inch big' • « " k b,\ V" Mfofif • s" 2 April ditto April ditto 12 April ditto 12 April ditto 12 Apr'l ,_ ditto ditto Thomas Taylor James Osborne George Davis Daniel McCarthy James Burke James Stroud edward Whipshaw Thomas Hirst James Mulloy Thomas Page 6HM2 6' 13 6752 K763 6145 6226 6317 2546 2* 66 2780 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 2nd Derby* ditto ditto Sin re ' itch Bloomsbury Beth nal Green Spitalfieids ditto Midi lesex S' ore titch Brampton, Derby Staveley Derby sallow fresh fresh dark dark fresb sallow fair fresh trest 12 April 12 April 14 April 12 April 30 April 28 April 27 April 5 April 5 April 6 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditro Chesterfield ditto ditto scar right eyebrow scar on left cheek • umbrella stick worker scar on back * absent from training scar on right loin and on shoulder littl- finger on right hand crooked ADMIKALTY, May 21, 1869. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service. Although £ 3 reward is offered for the apprehension of Deserters at the time, £ 2 only is payable he expiration of 3 months, and £ 1 only at the expiration of 6 months from the date of desertion j and after the expiration of a complete year, no reward will be paid, except under special circumstances. No reward will be given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a p t where a regular Police is organized, bu^ all reasonable expenses will be paid. NAME. SHIP DESERTED OB DIS- CHARGED FBOM. DATE. BATING. M SIZE. WHERE BOBN. MARKS AND REMARKS. red grey — dk. bm hazel — dk. brn brown — It. bm dk. bru _ brown brown — brown grey sallow It. bm grey dark dark dark hazel — dark brown — light grey — brown hazelj — dk. brn hazel dk. brn hazel _ dk. brn hazel _ dk. brn hazel brown blue brown grey — It. bm hazel It. bm hazel ruddy brown blue sallow dk. brn grey fresh light blue sallow light blue sallow brown blue _ brown hazel dk. bm hazel brown light b own grey brown blue mmm light blue brown grey black dark _ dk. bm hazel black blue It. bm are? fresh grey hazel — brown grey — It. brn grey — dark grey — brown blue — It. brn blue ' V r brown brown fresh dk. bm grey dark brown hazel fair dk. bm blue — dark grey — dk. brn hazel — dark grey 1 light grey — fair grey — dark grey — red grey — It. bm grey — brown grey — brown hazel —_ brown grey fresh red blue light blue brown grey — Edward Wood W. G. Starr James Mullins ' G. W. W. Brewster Richard E. Hester George Dowling Thos. H. Johnstone F. Williams John Coombs Robert Warren King Edmund Kimberley William Gladstone James Gray Henry Tilley George Hather Thomas Ogilvie Charles Knight Daniel Hill Edward Saunders Joseph Ross Charles Browne George Smith William James Smith Charles H. Pyne Henry J, Graham J. Milman J. Butler G. Green G. Ledwith J. Way J. Grainger William Wood Thomas Jean Samuel Pleace John T. Riding John Murphy Thomas Creber J. D. Drysdale Samuel Freeman Thomas Groves Michael Crowley Walter Kittle Charles Robinson William Ford John Littlee John Fordham William Cloves William Ward William Chapple William Cooksley A. Lethbridge Henry Butt Samuel Freeman Isaiah Poole Josh Fithon A. Pugsley Stephen Maddaford James McKenzie Leonard Vallack Henry Holdaway Fisgard, straggler 17 May ditto 17 May ditto 17 May Royal Oak, deserter 23 April ditto 23 April Endymion, discharged — ditta — A gin court, straggler 2 May Cadmus, deserter 2 May deserter , 27 April D. oj Wellington, doaoricr 25 April Fndymion, streggler 7 May ditto 8 May ditto 7 May ditto 8 May ditto 8 May ditto 8 May ditto ! 8 May ditto 1 8 May Scout, liechargod I 6 May ditto x 5 May ditto 5 May ditto 5 May ditto 5 May Fisgard, dofcrier 3 May Cameleon, doeertcr 4 Oct. ditto 4 Oct. ditto 4. Oct. ditto 28 Nov. ditto 27 Nov. ditto 13 Dec. ditto 18 Dec. Phoebe, deserter 1 Jan. iiitto 7 Jan. ditto 7 Jan. Mersey, de « erter 11 April Dromedary, straggler 19 April fcorpion, deserter 15 April ' ffey. d. sener 11 April Dauntless, do- erter lfi April Lapwing, deserter 2 April discharged 19 April Mersey, deserter 4 April Aria ne, dis hargei 5 M'ir. Crocodile, discharged 13 April Lion, siragglor 8 April Liffey, desortor 10 April ditto 10 April ditto 10 April ditto 10 April ditto 10 April ditto 10 April diito 11 April ditto 10 April ditto 10 April ditto 10 April Lion, discharged 10 Mar. Cambridge, deserter 30 Mar. St. Vincent, straggler 6 April ditt > 6 April A. B. ditto stoker boy, 1st class ditto stoker or fitiary ban lemon A. B. ordinary boy, 1st class A. B. di to corpora], R. M. gunner, R. M. A. A. B. private, R. Marines ditto ditto A. B. stoker, 2nd class ordinary wrrnt officers' cook ordinary A. B. private, R. Marines ditto ditto boy, 1st class ditto A. B. boy, 1st class ordinary boy, 1st olass ditto ordinary stoker clerk private, R. Marines captain's servant ordinary ditto private, R. Marines ordinary ward- room servant A. B. gunner ditto private, R. Marines ditto ditto ditto ditto ordinary A. B. ordinary ship's oorp,, 1st cl. A. B. boy, 2nd class ditto 28 5 22 5 35 5 17 4 19 5 25 5 25 5 28 4 26 5 20 17 87 27 27 2^ 29 5 37 5 21 5 27 22 2 21 29 291 334 28J 191 17 21* 174 34 19 18 21 39 21 24 29 5 21 15 20 6 25 6 264 5 I9j: 5 21 7* London 0 Essex 6 J Cork 11 Smith field, London 0 Readit g, Berks 91 Lai dp rt, Hants 6 London 9 London 0 Monmouth 2 Greenwich, Kent 1 Coventry, Warwick 9 Chatham 5 London 8 Streatham, Surrey 10 Hambledon, Hants 11 Bah 9 Rait ham, Surrey 8 Cork 8 Sittii gbourne, Kent 5 Old Bailey, London 7 Lambeth, Surrey 3 Dublin 3 Topsham, Devon 6 St nehouee, Devon 10 Pimli o, London 6 Mortimer, Salop 8 Norwich 11 Glasgow 6 Leamington, Warwick 0 Bristol 6 Wbitechapel, London 6 Devonport 7 St. Hi lier's, Jersey 11 Thummerton, Devon / I Manchester 5 Castletown, Cork 9 Pembroke 4 Birkenhead, Cheshire 8 Kingston, Devonshire 11 Poppleton, Yorkshire 9 Skibbereen, Cork 7 iBloomsbury, London 7 ) Atford, Lincoln 6 | St. Clear, Cornwall 25 5 21 5 20 15 30 | 5 30 5 16 5 16 5 6 8 9 8 7 7 6 6 6 6 5 9 0 21 3 Exeter, Devon Waterford Guildford, Surrey London Souihmolton, Devon West Buckland, Somst. Tiverton, Devon Foverton, Devon Kingston, Devon Liverpool Oldl am, Lancashire Barnstable Devon Edinburgh Ratclitf, London Chelsea tattooed on right arm j served in Victory served in Dasher serve! in Asia served in Fisgard, Victory and Defence £ 3 reward ditto served in Agincourt ditto tattooed on arms, scar on forehead £ 2 reward served in Boscawen £ 1 re « ard ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto serve l it. Queen Charlotte, Monarch, Cantor, Warrior, & Fisgard served in Fisgard, Impregnable, Cambridge, and Royal Albert served in Clio, Sutlej, Bacchante, and Devastation served in Impregnable and Cambridge brig on righ arm, Jack on loft; served in Enchantress served in Shannon served in Princess Royal and Revenge served in Pallas served in Li fry served in St. Vincent and Curafoa scar over left or e; served in Implacable served in Daphne £ 3 reward srrved in Impregnable and Briske served in Indus £ 3 reword served in Phcebe and Fisgard £ 3 reward iWe about £ 30; served in Trafalgar served in Hawke, Hastings, Aboukir, Rosario, and Dauntless eerved in Wellexley, Conqueror, and Formidable £ 3 rew a d served in Blen t Prince and Warrior server! in Duke of Wellington served in St. Qeorge £ 1 reward served in Dasher, Research, Canopus, and Galatea served in Donegal served in Cambridge scar on left thumn ; served in Royalist fCanopus, and Sphinx nerved in Canopus, Megasra, Victoria, Phoebe, Britannia, Lifey £ 3 reward ring on left finger; served in Nankin 10s. reward ditto DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. William Stanley Frederick Harn Edward Skinner Oliver Sharp James Kelly* William Firth Thomas Coleman William Oliver Thomas Coleman James Pegg John Prestwood John S Weavers* Horace Woolley samuel Moores James Webster . Richard Taylor Henry Davies* John Lamacraft William Lunn Joseph Chappell DIVISION. WHEBE BOBN. TBADB. H IS SIZE. HAIE. EYES. FACE. COAT & TBOUSEBS. DATE OF PLACE OF M DESEBTN. DESEBTION. Chatham Chester Clerk 261 5 71 sand} hazel fair uniform 16 April Chatham ' ditto Stepney, London painter 22| 5 51 brown grey fresb ditto 21 April ditto Plymouth Woodbury, Devon tailor 221 5 61 dk. bm hazel sallow undress uniform 29 Mar. Plymouth Portsmouth itladbury, Worcester labourer 231 6 6 brown grey fresh ditto 17 Mar. Portsmouth R. Marine Art. Preston, Lancashire ditto 231 5 81 brown hazel fresb — ' 3 Mar. ditto Plymouth Dewsburi, York servant 33 5 10 It. brn grey fresh undress uniform 3 Mar. Plymouth Chatham Oldham, Lancashire labourer 19} 5 61 brown grey dark uniform 24 Feb. Chatham ditto Runcorn, Cheshire shoemaker 26} 6 51 brown grey fresh ditto 1 Mar. ditto Woolwich Oldham, La . cashire labourer 19$ 6 51 brown grey dark 24 Feb. Woolwich ditto Derby brickmaker 24 5 51 dk. bm brown fresh 16 Feb. ditto ditto Branston, Lincoln labt urer 20 5 71 It,, brn blue fresh 11 Feb. ditto ditto Y rk valet i01 5 li brown grey fair - 11 Feb. ditto ditto Su tbury, Derby labourer 281 6 6 brown grey fresh 3 Feb. ditto ditto Oldham, Lancashire bricklajer 23 5 It, bm blue fresh 2 Feb. Deal ditto Wigan, Lancashire collier 23 5 65 light blue fresh 2 Feb. ditto d tto Walsall, StatTord Birmingham brassdressr. 26 J 5 71 It. brn brown fresh 1 Feb. Woolwich ditto bitmaker 301 5 71 browrv hazel fair 8 Feb. ditto Plynioul h Exeter labourer 20 5 6 aubum grey fresh undress uniform 15 Jan. Plvmouth Woolwich Huddersfield boatman 22 5 71 brown grey fair _ 2H Jan. Woolwich ditto Stockport, Lanc. factor; hand 231 5 5} It. bm grey fresh 29 Jan. ditto MARKS and REMARKS. scar on left patella scar of scald on chest off furlough to Blackburn off pass to Sheerness off furlough to Oldham ; slightly enlarged veins ditto to Audensbaw, Lancashire; pockpitted * alios Thomas Cbannon pockmarks on back off furlough ditte D j scar of blister on chest * alias Smith * alias James Russell t wo moles on left arm ' J. C.,' ri pe, and anchor on right arm LONDON: PRINTED FOB HKR MAJKSTT'S STATIONERY OFFICE BT HARRISON AND SONS, ST. MARTIN** LANR, W. C