1 POLICE s GAZETTE. fog 2tatfcoritg. CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and the circumstance of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with. Offences who are known but not in custody, and a Description of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of Identity. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description, as accurate as pot able, of Property that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 5190 FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1872. Notice.— It is requested that all communications for the purpose of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen property, may hear the Signature of the person requiring or sending the same, and all applications in reference to the POLICE GAZETTE may bo made and addressed to MB. W. D. BUKNABY, 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 on Information should be made and sworn to before a Magistrate, of the Offence charged, and an attested copy thereof, together with the Advertisement, forwarded to the Editor for insertion. As no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all tetters addressed to the Editor must be prepaid, otherwise the insertion will not be made. It is requested that the Names and Descriptions of Deserters and Absentees from the Militia, as well as those from the regular Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, may be addressed to " The Under Secretary of State for War, War OiEce, Pall Mall, London, S. W.," as they cannot be published without his anthoritr. INFORMATIONS MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. Found on the 14th instant in Mr. Champney's garden at Hessle : the body of a newly- born female Child, tied up in some old dress lining ; the child's legs were cut behind the knee and the legs doubled up under the arms. A coroner's inquest was held on the 15th instant, and a verdict of ' Wilful Murder' returned against some person or persons unknown ; from the medical examination it appears the child had been choked by a piece of woollen rag being thrust into its throat. Information to be given to Superintendent Ellerker, East Riding Constabulary, Welton, Brough.— Dow- street, April 19. Found on the morning of the 16th instant, in a garden at Normanby, near Middlesborough, adjoining a footpath leading from Normanby to Old Ormesby, the dead Body of a male Child, supposed about 5 days old, wrapped in a piece of yellow and brown mixture wiusey belonging to a dress. At an inquest held on the 17th instant, a verdict of ' Wilful Murder' was returned against some person or persons j unknown. Information to be given to Superintendent, Simpson, North Riding Constabulary, South Stockton, or to Inspector Robson, Police Station, North Ormesby, Middles- borough, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 19. paid on recovery of the property and conviction of the offender or offenders. A gold op; n- face Geneva Watch, a gold link pattern Chain with Key attached; the key has a white stone on one side, and a black stone with a white mark across on the other side. A silver lever Watch, with gold figures,, the name of the owner,' Charles Gumbrell,' engraved inside, No. 7313. A gold lever Watch, enamelled face, with a snake- pattern Albert Chain attached, and two Seals, engraved with a beech tree. £ 10 reward will be paid on recovery of the property and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Chief Constable White, Town Hall, Brighton.— Bow- street, April 12. Stolen from the persons of gentlemen at the Steeplechase at Thurnham, on the 4th instant: A valuable gold lever Watch, gold dial, No. 103, broken off at swivel. A gold compensation balance lever Watch, maker James Morley, Waterford. £ 5 reward on recovery. Information to be given to Superintendent Ovenden, Kent County Constabulary, Maidstone.— Bow- street, April 8. Stolen from the person on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th instant, on the Race Common, Warwick : A silver lever Watch, No. 2144. A silver Watch, ' C. Orton' engraved on the cases, maker Cleavey, Coventry. A small old- fashioned gold Watch, ' G. I. H.' engraved on outside cases. A gold scarf Pin, lound flat head, about the size of a fourpenny piece, with a diamond in the centre. A good reward will be paid in each case on the conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Head Constable Hickling, Warwick.— Bow- street, April 8. FORGERY. Charged onra warrant with forging and uttering a Post Office Savings Bank Notice and Warrant for the payment of .£ 20, at Stockton : BENJAMIN COOPER, a foreman white- smith and bellhauger, about 49 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, dark complexion, black hair, cut short and much inclined to grey, large whiskers and moustache, slender figure and stoops ; one eye ( supposed the left) is very weak, he is addicted to drinking, and sutlers from asthma. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Booth, Stockton- on- Tees, Durham.— Bow- street, April 17. ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen from the person at Bangour Steeplechase Races on the 9th instant: A gold lever Watch, gold face, hands, and figures, sup posed No. 22391, maker Bracebridge, London. A gold hunting f- plate lever Watch, white face, black hands, No. 9008, maker, Robert Bryson aud Sons, Edinburgh, aud ' 805 ' marked in ink. Also stolen by violence from the person, at Bathgate, late on same evening : A silver patent lever Watch, silver dial, gold hands, gold chapter figures, No. 44602, single c; ise, engine- turned, much worn, had attached a piece of black silk cord for a Guard, aud a brass Key, with ' John Smith, Watchmaker, Bathgate,' stamped on it. A dark leather Purse, brass clasps outside and inside, much worn, containing about las. in Silver. A Penknife, brown wooden handle, small piece broken off point of blade. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Linlithgow. Bow- street, April 19. Stolen from the person in Brighton, during the last few days: A gold hunter Watch, maker Frodsham, crack across seconds hand, v. iih a gold Chain attached, long links, having on it a Mordan's gold Pencilcase and a small Compass. An old- fashioned gold Watch, No. believed to be 1129, Judgment of Solomon engraved on back, with a lady s gold Chain attached. .£ 10 reward will be BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. During the night of the 10th instant, the residence of Captain Powell, at High Wycombe, Bucks, was burglariously entered, and the following property stolen therein : a Knife, Fork, and Spoon ( children's dessert), king's pattern, marked ' E. M. L. P.;' a set of ditto, with ivory handles, same mark; four Egg Spoons, plain pattern, crest— griffin's head; a small Mug, embossed, marked ' E. M. L. P.'— all silver; twelve Forks, king's pattern, marked ' H.' at back ; six small Forks, plain pattern ; six Dessert Spoons, king's pattern ; six small ditto, plain pattern, crest— griffin's head; six Tea Spoons, plain, same crest; twelve Table Spoons, plain, same crest; a pair of Sugar Tongs, plain pattern ; and six Table Spoons, queen's pattern— all plated; a silver Crimean Medal, with silver Clasp for Sebastopol, marked round the rim ' Lieut. F. Powell, 49th Regt., 1855 ;' and a Turkish Crimean Medal. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Aylesbury, or to Superintendent Sargent, County Constabulary, High Wycombe.— Bow- street, April 15. Between 9 p. m. on the 9th, and 9 a. m. on the 10th inst., the house of Elijah Leese, at Cellar Head, in the parish of Cheddleton, was entered, supposed by duplicate keys, and stolen therein : an old- fashioned silver verge Watch, with steel Chain attached ; a black cloth Vest, with glazed calico back ; a quart of Whiskey ; and K pint of Brandy. Informa- tion to be giveli to Superintendent Williams, Leek, Stafford- shire.— Bow- street, April 15. About 12 midnight on the 8th instant, a man of the following description was seen by Sergeant Broadbridge endeavouring to obtain an entrance into the premises of Mr. J. L. Edwards, the Common, Rochester, by a ladder; on the sergeant approaching the spot he was fired at twice, the shots striking an outhouse on the opposite side of the road : the man was about 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, very pale face, black whiskers and moustache, shaved under the chin; dressed in deerstalker hat with flat top, black jacket or short frock coat, dark trousers, black necktie, and white shirt front. Information to be given to Head Constable Radley, Rochester, Kent.— Bern- street, April 15. On the afternoon of the 7th instant the dwelling- house of Mr. Richard Bennett, of Tylottin, Trefiglwys, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therein : £ 10 in Gold, Is. in Silver, and 5d. in Copper; a Penknife with one blade aud white haft; two small box Keys, one a little bent; 1 lb. of Sugar, and a J- tb- of Butter. Supposed by a tramp who was seen in the neighbourhood, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, dark hair and whiskers; dressed in a dirty white slop, cord trousers, and jimcrow hat, speaks Welsh and English. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Newtown, or to Sergeant Owen, Llanidloes, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- street, April 10. On the 7th instaut, the waiting room and booking office at the London and North Western Railway Station, in the borough of Bolton, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therein, which was made up in two small parcels : two gold hunting Watches, Nos. 52829 and 52802 ; four silver lever Watches, ' Samuel Brooks,' on the plate in- side, Nos. 33593, 33502, 14915, and 1807. The robbery is supposed to have been effected by a man, who has committed similar offences at three or four stations along the line, and always on a Sunday, when all was quiet : he is about 25 yis, of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 iiiches high, either light or brown hair, and no whiskers; dressed in a dark coat, with round laps, bedford or cotton cord trousers, which seemed to have been washed and worn a little, striped neck scarf, and soft or hard billycock hat. He attempted to commit a robbery at Ordsall Lane Station, Manchester, on the morning of the same day, but was disturbed, and is supposed to have come to Bolton by the 2' 10 p. m. train. £ 6 reward will be paid for the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property. Information to be given to Chief Constable Beech, Bolton.— Bow- street, April 10. A dwelling- house in Oldham, was entered between 6 and 8 p. m. on the 7th instant, and the following property stolen therein : a lady's gold Ring, set with seven diamonds in a row, the end ones are smaller than the others ; a lady's g& ld Ring, set with four opal stones; a lady's gold Ring, with cameo figure ( a female), and set with pearls, was made in Geneva ; a gentleman's gold Ring, with onyx stone, ' J. W.' engraved thereon ; a gold Seal, with red stone, ' R. W.' engraved thereon ; a gold enamelled Brooch, set with four pearls ; a pair of Ear- rings to match, each set with four pearls, and small drops attached; a pair of plain gold Ear- rings, without drops ; a gilt Necklet Chain, with cameo attached, imitation a female's head ; an old verge Watch, with brass cases ; a .£ 10 Bank of England Note ; and three Sovereigns. .£ 20 reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Oldham.— Bow- street, April 10. Stolen on the 2nd instant, by housebreaking, from 23, Moore Park- road, Fuiham : a gold Brooch, filigree pattern, cluster of turquoise in centre, in morocco case ; a pair of gold Ear- rings, set with garnets ; a gold Ring, with ropaz stone ; a small round gold Locket, with miniature of a gentleman; a beaded Purse, gold drops at ends; a marriage Certificate, in the names of Novey and Eels ; a magistrate's Protection Order; and six Envelopes, with Mr. J. Ellison, printed on outside.— Metropolitan Police, T Division, A pril 8. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen during the night of the 12th inst,, from Foleshill: a dark brown Mare, aged, 14i hands high, has lost one front tooth, long hair on heels, and in good condition ; a strong spring Cart, painted green, ' Michael Adams, Coventry,' on back, brass box missing from one wheel, and a cork put in its place, and has cross springs at back; a set of silver- mounted Harness ; a set of brass- mounted ditto, with new hames ; a set of Thiller's Gear ; a pair of Scales, with set of iron Weights, from 7 lbs. down to 1 oz. ; a four- pronged Fork, ' M. A' branded on box handle ; a Sack, marked ' Bobbins & Powers, Coventry,' containing about a bushel of Indian Corn; a pair of long moleskin Leggings ; a pair of black leather ditto, with spring sides ; a small twig horse Lever, bound round the top with wire ; an old horse Bug ; and two old gig Cushions ; the property of Mr. Michael Adams. The above have been traced to Leicester, in the possession of a man about 35 years of age, middle height, fresh complexion, no whiskers ; dressed in brown or drab overcoat and billy- cock hat. £ 2 reward will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Austin, Nuneaton, or to Inspector Olliver, Longford, Warwickshire.— Bow- street, April 17. Stolen from a fold in a field at Billingford, near Scole, Norfolk, on the night of the 10th instant : five half- bred Down and Leicester hogget Sheep, marked ' D.' in black on near shoulder, the property of Francis Drake, Esq., farmer. £ 10 reward will be paid to any person giving such informa- tion to any of the Norfolk Constabulary as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, on application to Superintendent Ward, Police Station, Pulham, Harleston, Norfolk.— Bow- street, April 17. Stolen on the evening of the 6th instant, from Portland- place, Marylebone : a dark brown Mare, almost black, black legs, between 15 and 16 hands high, good action, and in n- ood condition ; a set of Harness, almost new, initials ' J. C. S. -' and a dark green Van, picked out with light green, red under- carriage, ' . J. C. Saunders' on front of van, aud on the side, ' Joseph Charles Saunders, 11, Ponton- road, Nine Elms.' Any person giving such information as will lead to the recovery of the property, and the apprehension of the offender or offenders, will receive £ 5 reward. Information to be given to Mr. Saunders, 11, Ponton- road, Nine Elms.— Bow- street, April 17. Description of a man charged with stealing from a stable at the Angel Inn, New Malton, on the 3rd instant: a black cart Horse, recovered, the property of Jonathan Hickes, of Stockton- on- Tees : he is a groom, a native of Lincolnshire, supposed Great Grimsby, 30 to 36 years of age, about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, sunfreckled complexion, long thin face, narrow chin, prominent front teeth, with bad utterance, light hair, ginger tuft of hair on end of chin, slender figure ; dressed in a grey mixture shooting coat, white muffler, light- coloured trousers, imitation sealskin or hairey cap, patent leather leggings, and new strong shooting boots ; he frequents large horse sales, and is likely to be found in company of low horse dealers ; was traced to York, where he left tlie horse at an inn on the night of the 3rd instant, and absconded next morning, he is supposed to have gone into the West Riding or Lincolnshire. Information to be given to Superintendent Metcalfe, Constabulary Office, Malton, York.— Boxc- street, April 12. 2 P O L I C E GAZETTE. April 12. Stolen during tho night of the 1st instant, from a shed at Heath End, Farnham, the property of George Morris : a large light brown gelding Donkey, very old, long coat, and the hair rubbed off both shoulders. Information to be given to Super- intendent Newland, Surrey Constabulary, Farnham.— bow- street, April 10. Stolen from the stable of Mrs. Groves, Feather- bed- lane, King's- heath, on the night of the 8th or early on the morning of the 9th instant, a brown horse, rising 3 years old, hind fetlocks white, aud a blemish on the near fore fetlock. Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive 7 Guineas reward, on application to the Superintendent of Police, King's Heath, Birmingham.— Bow- street, April 10. LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. A man of the following description is oharged with stealing a quantity of joiner's Tools ( recovered)) from unfinished dwelling- hou. se at Holywell Green, near Halifax WILLIAM, alias COCKNEY, a joiner, about 49 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, dark complexion, slight whiskers, and slender build ; dressed in dark mixture tweed jacket, black cloth vest, dark cotton cord trousers, imitation sealskin cap, and strong lace- up boots, with brass eyelet- holes and heavy nails. Absconded from Brighouse on the 6th ultimo, charged with stealing an Overcoat ( since recovered) : a stonemason, 19 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, cut mark on forehead, and medium height. Also absconded from Luddenden Foot, on the 31st January last, charged with stealing a quantity of Wearing Apparel ( since recovered): a female factcryhand, about 17 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 iucheH high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, slender build, aud fawn- freckled ; is well known at Bradford and Keighley. Information to be given to Superintendent Ormsby, West Biding Constabulary, Halifax.— Bow- street, April 17. Absconded from Ketley on the 13th instant, charged on a waiTant with stealing from his lodgings a round dark blue pilot Jacket, bound with braid, and a small black and red plaid Scarf, the property of Robert Kerridge, of Ketley, labourer: ALFRED DOLEY, a shoemaker, about 22 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, dark hair and monstacbe, whiskers shaved off; dressed in black cloth trousers and vest, and the stolen jacket and scarf. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Richardson, Wellington, Salop.— Bow- street, April 17. hair, whiskers on chin, small eyes, and regular teeth ; dressed in felt hat ( new fashioned), dark jacket with side pockets, perhaps a brown overcoat with velvet collar, small striped light trousers, double- breasted waistcoat, steps short when walking aud stoops a little. He is supposed to be in London aud is a native of Henley- on- Thames, Oxfordshire. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Dunham, Police Court, Slough, Bucks, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, April 15. Description of JOHN JEWISON, charged with stealing two £ 5 Bank of England Notes, one £ 5 Yorkshire Banking Company Note, and <£ 2U ill' Gold and Silver, which he was entrusted with to take from South- lane to Hull to his master, Mi*. Bevan Harris^ on the 10th inst. ; Jewison took a ticket at Brougli Railway Station on that day by the train leaving Hull at 4 p. m., booked to Manchester : Jus is 4' 5 years of '. Vge, 0 feet. 3 inches high, iresh complexion, brOwn hair, and alofider make; . dressed iu a grey cloth jacket and vest, woollen cord • trousers, black stiff billy cock hat; and' s't'tonw lace- up boots. • All rqftsouahhi on^ pp^ cafioii tp Superin- tendent Ellerker, East Riding Constabulary, Welton, Brough, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow st., April 15. Absconded from Newcastle- upon Tyne, < H Dike 20th ult., charged on a warrant with embezzling several sums of Money, to the amount of about £: itm : JOHN STOKOE, from 46 to 45 years of age, about 5 feet C inches high, rather florid com- plexion, redisn beard and whiskers, scorbutic marks on cheeks and upper lip, short square face, prominent cheek bone, light grey eyes, flat nose, rather turned up at end, square built, short legs rather bowed, has lost the end of right forefinger, short sighted, generally wears spectacles, and speaks the Northumbrian dialect. .£ 10 10s. reward will be paid to any person giving such information as will lead to his apprehen- sion, on application at the Manors Police Office, Newcastle- upon- Tyne.— Bow- street, April 15. Wanted, charged at Cockermouth ( with two others in custody) with stealing two sacks of Seed Oats, recovered : JAMES NICHOLSON, a labourer, and a native of Cocker- mouth, 28 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, dark complexion, grey eyes, dark hair, black bushy whiskers, meeting under chin,' stout figure, last resided at Cockermouth, and is single ; dressed in dark cloth slop jacket and vest, cotton cord trousers, black billycock hat, and strong laced boots. He may seek employment upon some railway in course of con- struction. Information to be given to Superintendent Spencer, Cockermouth, or at the County Chief Constable's Office, Carlisle.— Boui- street, April 12. thick neck, fair com] ilex ion, dark sandy hair and moustache, and a small bit of sandy hair on chin ; dressed in a high- crowned broad- brimnied silk hat, dark coat, with pockets at side, dark trousers aud vest ; he is well known in Tewkesbury, but a native of Exeter. £ 10 reward will be paid to any person who will give such information that will lead to his apprehension aiul conviction. Information to be given to the Police at Gloucester, who holds a warrant for his appre- hension ; or to the Chief of Police at Chipping Norton, or Banbury.— Bow- street, April 8. FELONIES. FOTFFL ' S' / J JV\ A Stolen about 7 p. m. on the 9 th ultimo, in Manchester, a female Child, 8 weeks old, dressed in a blue stuff frock, with small check on it, grey merino skirt, petticoat, ^ nagenta and White socks, and ankle- strap slides. By a woman, about 2( 5 years of age, 5 fbeCa inches high, pile lvoUo^, dark frizzy hair, roman nose: dressed in a dark stuff dress, white apron, black and white Woollen handkerchief oVer Her head, and appeared to be pregnant. Information to be given to Chief Constable Palin, Town Hall, King- street, Manchester.— Bow- street, April 10. Charged on a warrant with embezzling £ 200 : FREDK. c. , c i i • t> if i ii nit • , „•, BAXTER, late of No. 5, Ashchurch- villas, Shepherds- bush, Stolen from a beershop in Bedford, on the U. th instant, ,0 ' ; - f , - , , , comnlexion dark a pah- of grey woollen Trousers, with black stripes down the f . year ® 01 a? ef' J. teet ' 1" cUes Pale comPle » on. « ar « . K •: ,, liii'. ii i hair and moustache, smart sporting appearance, and he is a sides. no liniues: By a man ( who lodged in the house, about , • , , ' ,1 . , ' c - t t u V, • i i i ti - i . shipping clerk : wears a broad- brimmed hat, very much 19 years of age, 5 foet 8 or 9 tucbes high, thin, pale com- 1 ^ vt^. o ' - — - -' - plexion, and no whiskers; dressed in black trousers aud waistcoat, dark blue coat, grey billycock hat, and clogged I jv 1S. C.— Bow- street, • April 12. turned up at sides. Has a large quantity of gold iu his possession. Information to be given to Inspector Bailey, shoes, with three rows of brass eyelet- holes on each sideband of- Lon< lon Detective Department, 26, Old Jewry, very narrow toes. Information to be given to Chief Con- stable Verey, Bedford.— Bow- street, April 17. Further information respecting GEORGE THOMAS, charged with larceny, as a bailee of a lady's gold Geneva Watch, No. '. 59654, who absconded from Talgarth, Brecon- shire ( advertised in the Police Gazette of the 1st ultimo): the watch has been found pledged at Dowlais, Glamorgan- shire ; he travels the couutry repairing clocks and watches, and carries with him a satchel of tools ; he lodged in January at No. 27, Union- street, Hereford, and was at Gloucester on the loth instant. Information to be given to the Chief Constab e, Constabulary Office, Watton, Brecon ; to Superin- tendent Evans, Crickhowell; or to Police Constable ( 18) Joseph, Breconshire Constabulary, Talgarth, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, April 17. Charged with stealing a silver lever Watch ( No. 34438, nearly new), and a silver pair- case Watch ( No. 7940), from his employer, Mr. Stringfellow, of Taunton, on the 4th instant : EDWARD MASTERS, alias MELBOURN ( right name supposed to be SPRAGGITT), about 28 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fair complexion, light hair, light sandy thin whiskers meeting under chin, light moustache, rather broad I fuw" 4, ua shoulders, and stoops a little. He will probably apply for I „ UU work at his trade, and represent that he has worked at • U01 1Ul Whitchurch, Hants, aud Bristol. Information to be given to , Superintendent Goldsmith, Taunton, Somersetshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bo- io- street, April 17. Stolen on the 12th instant, from No. 2, Great May's- buildings, St. Martin s- lane : a black cloth Jacket, pockets on hips ; a black cloth Vest, buttons up to top ; a pair of black cloth Trousers ; two Neckties— une hlack aud green, one dark brown ; and six Pocket- handkerchiefs. By a man, 30 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, aaivi complexion, black hair- and Description of THOMAS JONES, who absconded from Cobridge on the 27th ultimo, charged with embezzling several sums of money to a large amount, belonging to his employers : he is about 36 years of age, about 5 feet 10 inches high, dark complexion, slightly pockmarked, black hair, small black whiskers on side of cheeks, strong beard ( which he shaves off), ; ind walks very erectly ; dressed when last seen iu dark brown striped trousers, dark browu vest with a small sprig in it, dark brown mingled jacket, with pockets on hips, black round- top hat, may be wearing a black overcoat, with black velvet collar and pockets on side, and elastic- side boots with buttons on front; he is a potter by trade, aud has relations in Winchester and Loudon. £ 10 reward will be paid on the apprehension of the said Thomas Jones. Information to be given to Chief Constable Alexander, Hanley, Staffordshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- st., April 10. Description of JAMES WHITSON, a collier, who absconded from Bryela on the 29th ultimo, charged with stealing a Watch ( since recovered): about 26 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, proportionate build, pale complexion, brown hair aud whiskers, clean shaved about the chin, looks it is believed he is in Staffordshire g as a collier. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Chipp, Cpleford, Gloucestershire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, April 10. Absconded on the 2Ctli ultimo, from No. 7, Little Russell- street, Bloomsbury, stealing one lady's gold guard Chain ; one pair of chased double Eye- glasses ; one Cashmere Shawl ; and a large damask Table- cloth, marked' Scott,' in red cotton: ELIZABETH BOOT, alias WHATELEY, a Licence Holder, register No. C07,. 36iyeais of age, 5 feet 5i inches high, sallow complexion, • brown hair, grey eyes, pierced ears, scars on " • ' "". i u ' i ^ i • i . forehead, second finger of left hand crooked, cut inside left whiskers ; dvessed m _ a , pepper-^ t-^ o^ l^ rt,[ ^ ^ teeth JUcient; dressed as a servant. Has a poekets on hips, vest of same material, dark tweed trousers, and cloth cap with peak.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, April 17. Description of CHAS. EAGLETON, juu., charged with stealing three Trusses of Cloth, the property of the Midland Railway Company at Leeds, on the 11th of November last. A warrant has been obtained for his apprehension. He is about 5 feet 9 inches liigb, 28 years of age, has ft esh- Ooloured full face, rather stoutly built, dark brown hair and curly • whiskers; generally ' dresses well. Has been in railway service, kept a greengrocer's : Jiop at Hull, dealing in Jish, rabbits, poultry, & c., aud is well known in Norwich, Dereham, and other places in Norfolk, slso at Scarborough, Severity, Burlington, and various towns in Devonshire. Ho has several aliases- CAPTAIN McCARTHY, BUTOLPH, ROMSEY, & c., & c. £ 10 reward will be paid to any person who wfli give such information as will lead to his apprehension. Information to be given to Superintendent Farmer, Midland Railway, Derby.— Bow- street, April 17. Stolen between 12 midnight 8th and6 a. ru. on tbfe 9th instant, from No. 4, Norfolk- street^ Strand : an 8- day French Clock, gilt, ebony bed, glass shade; two Chimney Vases, twelve inches high, white ground, very much gilded, handles on sides, subject— flowers and flags, of different Nations, French manufacture ; a brown Overcoat, velvet collar ; a red Table Cover, with black lines ; four Chamber Towels, marked ' Horrex ;' a' small antique clay Vase, male and female figures thereon. By a Frenchman, 30 years of age, 5 feet inches high, dark complexion, hair, aud moustache; dressed in a brown overcoat, and high hat. C'ad be ulentitittle— Mvtito- politan Police, E Division, April 15. Absconded from Colnbrook, Bucks, on the Sth instant, charged with embezzling £ 1 Gs., tic moneys of AV^ h. flkey ' ~ VNT, ^ aker* about Sa^ jWW'of Gurney: ROBERT SERGEANT, baker . about 25, yeah4 6f age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, pale complexion, cfo^ li wrtjVy Ijf'fyW brother a pearl button maker; residing at Tower- street, Birmingham, to whom she is likely to go.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, April 10. Absconded from Wolverhampton, on the 2nd instant, charged with embezzling several sums of money : DAVID EVANS, a native of Woodend, lately in the employ of Mr. Reuben Turner, brewer, Market- street, as travelling agent: be is 22 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fresh com- plexion, bla. cji pair, tnvill moustache, and of active appear- ance. Information to be given to Chief Constable Segrave, Town Hall, Wolverhampton, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— VQw- st+ eet, April 10. Stolen from a dvyfjlling- bouse in Middlesborough, on the morning of the ( itli iiistaut : a dark grey tweed shooting Coat,, two pockets outride of laps, dark horn buttons, and tiiijuie. l with dark lining : a single- breasted ditto Vest, with slate coloured liniug and d, ark horn buttons ; a pair of ditto Trousers, with fly . front; alj quite new. By EDWARD WILLIAMS, a lodger, about 20 year? of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high fresh complexion, round face, stout make, light hair, and small light moustache ; he is a puddler ; dressed in moleskin, ty- gusei^ fuid vest-, old dark pilot cloth coat, and velvet c^ tp. Inform^ tiop to be given to Chief Constable Saggerson, Middlesborough- on- Tees.-- 5c)!<''- 5im<, April 8. Absconded from Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire: FRANCIS CHORLEY,; a commercial traveller, of 3, Regent- street ^ Mqesttrj'Aan^ d with stealing on the 25th ultimo, a ijnlilltity of hardWare and Cutlery, the property of Mr. Thomas London, general factor, of! Gloucester, which goods He has sent by rail to Stow- on- the- Wold, Charlbury, SntfCSiWii • portfcfr'df rnrnm XtiS'fe" S'NWflffi* latter place he sold ; BMHk WyuctttiH, " took the remainder a large „ . to Ban- tft an^ ou'eer to be sold, drawing £ 2, :< y" rvn tjtte SOtKHtttim'o tvitb tfie Money: he is • 5> rtH^ orit1 y feet 9 inches high; stout made, MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Description of a woman committed for trial at the next quarter sessions for the borough of Cambridge, on a charge of pocket picking : she gives the name of MARY SMITH, 36 years of age, 4 feet 10J inches high, dark complexion, black waved hair, dark brown eyes, and round features, pock- marked on face, scars over right eyebrow, right side of mouth, and two marks and ' W ' in blue ink on right fore- arm, brown birth mark over lest breast; dressed in dark brown rep dress with one flounce, common scarf shawl, black velveteen jacket, white gipsy hat trimmed with black ribbon and pink roses, gold ear- drops, very thick plain gold ring on wedding finger, imitation cameo Brooch with three figures, hair in net and grebe collaret; says she was born at Nottingham, and that her husband is a betting man and a horse dealer ; another woman and two men were seen in the company of the prisoner. Information to be given to Head Constable Turrall, Borough Police Office, Cambridgeshire.— Bow- street, Ai arch 19. Description of AGNES CROFT, who escaped from the Birmingham Girl's Reformatory School, Cape, Smethwick, near Birmingham, on the 8th instant : she is 17 years of age, 5 feet high, fair complexion, brown hair, rather short at the back of the head, hazel eyes, small nose, round face, freckled, scar in middle of forehead, and stoops a little when walking. Information to be given to Inspector Oldish, Staffordshire Constabulary, Smethwick, near Birmingham, who holds a warrant for her apprehension.^- Bow- street, April 19. Description of DANIEL MAHONEY, alias GARRV, alias GEARS, alias THOMPSON, committed for trial at the Sessions, to be holdeu at Northallerton, on the 3rd July next on a charge of felony, in the borough of Middlesborough, on the 13tli instant : he is about 46 years of age, 5 feet Gj- inches high, hazel eyes, fresh complexion, and long features, stout built, grey hair, and little whiskers down sides of faoe, long- thin nose, has a sore left cheek, which discharges matter, and droops his head when walking ; he states he is a nativo of Cork, and has been working as a labourer, at Merthyr Tydfil in Glamorganshire and other parts of Wales, also at the Suirey Gas Works, Railton- court, Loudon, for several years. Information to be given to Chief Constable Saggerson, Mid- dlesborough- on- Tees.— Bow- street, Apr il 19. f| Description of JOHN TORMEY, labourer, committed for trial at the next quarter sessions at Derby, charged with stealing an electro- plated Tankard, on the 14th instant; he is 21 years of age, 5 feet 3i inches high, sandy hair, grey eyes fresh complexion, scar on upper part of nose, and is a native of Dewsbury, Yorkshire. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Home, Borough Police, Chesterfield, Derby. — Bow- street, April 19. Description of a man committed for trial at the next quarter sessions for Wilts, charged with breaking into a cottage in Manton- lane, near Marlborough, aud stealing therefrom a lar^ e quantity of Wearing Apparel, on the 10th instant ( see Polite Gazette of the 12th inst.) : he gives his name as CHARLES RHODES, and says he is a stonecutter, and a native of Leeds-, 49 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, stout make, dark hair, bald on the top of his head, broad features, large mouth whiskers shaved off, has a recent wound, about an inch long, on the top of his head, and one on the corner of left eye, ^ pd has the appearance of a pugilist ; dressed in an old round- topped black hat, old dark coat and waistcoat, dark aloth trousers with raised seams, old lace- up boots, and neckerchief with blue border. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Stretten, Wilts Constabulary, Marlborough.— Bou- - street, April 17. Description of a man and woman committed to the Berks County Gaol on the 8th instant, for 3 calendar months, for attempted larceny from the person at Reading, on the 6th> instant: JOHN WILLIAMSON, alias WILLIAMS, alias THOMPSON, alias JONES, about 32 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, sandy whiskers and moustache, grey eyes, oval face, and has a wart on lower pait of back. Aud MARY ANN JONES, alias WILLIAMSON alias WILLIAMS, alias THOMPSON, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 1 J- inch high, dark complexion, black hair, sunken grey eyes, and has a scar across nose. They are suppose i to be well known to some of the London and Bristol Police. * Information to be given to Superinten- dent Purchase, Borough Police Station, Reading.— Bow- street April 17. Description of a licence holder who has failed to comply with the provisions of the Prevention of Crimes Act, 1871 • HENRY WILLIAM BURFITT, No. 86f3, 28 years of agej 6 feet high, fresh cyjpplexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, has lost one front tooth, scar on left elbow, no whiskers; was sentenced to 7 years' penal servitude at Devizes Assizes, for embezzle- ment, 4th January, 1866; he is supposed to be in Wales. Information to be given to Superintendent Brown, Dorset Constabulary, Shaftesbury.— Boic- street, April 17. Description of ALICE READ, charged with larceny from the person at Lymington, on the 13tb, aud remanded till the 20th instant: 29 years of age, 5 feet 4£ inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes ; dressed in dark mixture waterproof cloak, brown dress, and black bonnet; she travels the couutry with a musician. Information to be given to Superintendent Stephenson, Lyndhurst, or to Sergt. Brinson, Hants Constabulary, Lymington.— Bovj- st., April 17, April 12. POLICE GAZETTE. 3 Description of a man who gives the name of JOHN DOBSON, committed to three callendar months in North- allerton Gaol, on a charge of felony iu Middlesborough on the 15th instant: he is about 33 years of age, 5 feet 5j inches high, fresh complexion, blue eyes ( crossed), dark brown hair, no whiskers, and Roman nose; says he was born at Stockton, but has spent most of his time at Hartlepool and other parts of the count)- of Durham. He is generally employed by butchers and cattle dealers, and stays at common lodging- houses. Information to be given to Chief Constable Sagger- son, Middlesborough, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 17. Description of GEORGE LONG, alias GERMAN NIPPER, committed for three calendar months' hard labour, under the Vagrant Act, to Northallerton Gaol, on the 15th instant : he is 18 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, fresh complexion, blue eyes, dark brown hair, ptout build, boil mark on right wrist, scar on second finger left hand and inside calf of left leg ; dressed in a fustian jacket and vest, cord trouser, grey cloth cap, and old shoes ; he states that he is a native of Langenham, Germany, lnformatiou to be given to Superintendent Jonas, Pickering, or to Inspector Ryder, North Riding Constabulary, Falsgrave, Scarborough, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 17. Escaped from custody, having been apprehended on a charge of vagrancy ( iu company with another mau now in custody), at the parish of Benenden, at 8 p. m. on the 13th instant : a man about 35 years of age, o feet 5 or 0 inches higfh. dark complexion, dark whiskers, and long dark hair; dressed in dark coat, torn at elbow, dark trousers, and billy- cock hat ; had a number of papers with him, and had been accompanied by a woman, a native of Goudhurst. Informa- tibn to be given to Superintendent Morgan, Kent County Constabulary, Police Station, Cranbrook.— Bow- st., April 17. Description of HENRY NORTON, who is committed for trial to the next Salop Quarter Sessions, charged with stealing from the peison of Henry Cox, a silver Watchi ( recovered), ou the 8th instant, at Bridgnorth Races : he is 29 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, ruddy complexion, brown hair, aud grey eyes ; a nailmaker by trade, born in Birming- ham, last residence 29, Vale- street), Birmingham. Information to be given to Superintendent Ivins, Bridgnorth, Salop.— — Bow- stree, April 17. Description of a man who gives the name of EDWARD WILLIAMS, committed to Northallerton Gaol for' 0 months, on two charges of felony in the borough of SMdlesborougb, on the 6th instant: about 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fair complexion, stout build, blue eyes, light hair, and small light moustache; he states he is a native of Swindon, Wiltshire, but has spent most of his time in Wales and the north, of England, working as a puddler, aud speaks the Welsh dialect. Information to be given to Chief Constable Saggerson, Middlesborough- on- Tees, Yorkshire— Bow- ntreet, April 15. Missing from his home at Buttington near Welshpool, since the 11th ultimo: JOHN BILL, labourer, about 48 years of a age, about 5 feet 9 inches high, fresh comp's vibii, high cheek bones, dark hair turning grey, aud small dark- whiskers, is rather lame, and turns his toes out very much ; dressed in a small ribbed cotton cord trousers, moleskin waistcoat, drabbed slop made round with slits at the sides, black round- top hat, and strong watertight boots. He has been working on railways aud other public works. It is feared some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to Police Constable Little, buttington, or to Superintendent Strefford, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.— Boxt- st., April 15. Description of licence holders who have failed to comply with the provisions of the ' Prevention of Crimes Act, 1871': WILLIAM FLETCHER, No. 8132, 62 years of age, 5 feet 7i inches high, dark complexion, black hair, hazel eyes; was sentenced to 7 years' penal servitude, at Surrey Sessions, for larceny after previous conviction of felon}'. HENRY HODGSON, No. 1191, 22 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, blue dots and bracelet on left arm, heart on right; was sentenced to 7 years' penal servitude, at Surrey Sessions, for larceny after previous conviction of felony. HENRY SIMPSON, alias MUDD, No. 8285, 29 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, double ruptured, mole on right shoulder, two thumbs on right hand, arms deformed, walks stiffly; was sentenced to 7 years' penal servitude, at Leeds Sessions, for larceny after previous conviction of felony. ANN GILBERT, No. 392, 37 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, dark eyes, moles on right hand, left side, and shoulder, scars on forehead, light hand, aud eyebrow ; was sentenced to 7 years' penal servitude, at Durham, for larceny after previous conviction. These licence holders cannot be found at the addresses given by them, and they are to be apprehended by any constable, and the fact reported immediately to the Com- missioner of Police of the Metropolis.— Metropolitan Police, April 15. Description of two men who were convicted on the 9th instant at Bridgnorth as rogues aud vagabonds, and sentenced to three months' hard labour, for attempting to pick pockets at Bridgnoith Baee3 : DANIEL WILSON, 34 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, swarthy complexion, dark hair and eyes, lame in right leg ( knee cap deformed), and face pockmarked ; he is a carpenter, and was born iu Bristol, last residence Hockley, Birmingham ; and JOHN KNIGHTON, 33 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, fresh complexion, hair turning grey, and blue eyes ; a painter, born at Nottingham. A half return ticket from Birmingham was found ou each of the prisoners. Inforirst or. to be given to Superintendent Ivius, Bridgnorth, Salop.— Bow- street, April 15. Committed to Northallerton Gaol, for 21 days' hard labour, under the Vagrant Act, on the 13th instant : JOSEPH HATLIFF, 21 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, sallow complexion, blue eyes, dark brown hair, says he is a labourer, a native of Louth, Lincolnshire ; dressed in white cotton jacket, black cloth vest, dirty white woollen trousers, black cloth cap, aud strong lace- up boots. Information to be oiven to Superintendent Metcalfe, Constabulary Office, Alalton, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 15. WILLIAM FREDERICK JUBY is charged with absconding from his place of business as a draper, on the 17th or 18th ultimo, with a view of avoiding examination in respect of his affairs, he being a bankrupt, and a warrant is issued for his apprehension, signed by Frederick R. Partridge, Esq., Registrar of the Conrt of Bankruptcy, King's Lynn, Norfolk : he is a native of, or is well knowu at, Ipswich, about 29 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, thin figure, rather fresh complexion, thin face, looks a little dissipated, thin, straight hair, partly bald, small brown whiskers, rather Bhoft neck, carries his head a little forward, and speaks as if recovering from a cold ; wears a round hat, and is supposed to be leaving England, accompanied by hiB wife. .£ 10 10s. reward will be paid to any person giving such information as may lead to Juby's apprehension, by Messrs. Sole, Turner, and Turner, 68, Aldermanbury, London ; to Me in. Lad- bury, Collison, and Viney, 99, Cheapside, London ; or to the Superintendents of Police at Wisbeacb, Spalding, Cambridge, Hull, Grimsby, or elsewhere.— Bow- street, AprillS. Description of JAMES RECORD, charged with picking pockets at Dorking, ou the 9th instant, and remanded until the 13th instant: about 27 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, dark complexion, dark brown hair, little whiskers and mous- tache, brown eyes ; dressed in a blue cloth overcoat, with velvet collar, black cloth undercoat and vest, brown cloth trousers, with white stripes, black hat, with black crape baud round it, black necktie with white stripes, aud button boots ; he says he comes from Croydon, and had in his possession a silver Geneva hunting Watch, engraved case, maker Lecomte, No. 20454, a plated albert chain, and a white cross, imitation cornelian, plated mounts, lnfoimation to be given to Super- intendent Page, Dorking, Surrey.— Bow- street, April 12. Committed to Northallerton Gaol for 21 days' hard labour, under the Vagrant Act, on the 8th instant: JOHN CONNOR, 40 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fresh com- plexion, blue eyes, brown hair, states he is a labourer, aud a native of Limerick, Ireland ; dressed in brown cloth mixture coat, black cloth trousers, black cloth cap, and lace- up boots, all very much worn. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Metcalfe, Constabulary Office, Malton, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 10. Absconded from nerts Reformatory, on the 7th instant : CHARLES MELLISH, 17 years of age, about o feet high, dark hair, blue feyes, walks flat- footed, and stoops slightly; he was convicted of felony at Woolwich Police Court, May 20th, 1869, and sentenced to 2 months' imprisonment, and 5 years' at a Reformatory School; clothes numbered 171. GEORGE COOK, 17 years of age, 4 feet9 inches high, fair complexion, light brown hair, blue eyes, walks with a quick step; he was convicted at Worship- street Police Court, September 12th, 1869, and sentenced to 10 days' imprison- ment. and 5 years at a Reformatory School; shirts, socks, & c. numbered 174. A reward of £ 1 will be given for the apprehension of each boy, and all reasonable expenses paid by James Fish, Governor of the Herts Reformatory School. - Bow- street, \ Apnl\ Q. I JuiWTmjOdata* 1 . rl0; jin^ jij-,„ o),, fr ! mabaiX Committed for trial at Salop Quarter Sessions, for larceny : RICHARD TINSLEY, about 35 years of age, 5 feel 6 inches high, brown hair, blue eyes, full round face, fresh complexion, cut on left cheek, slight scar over left eye, wound inside left leg ; he travels about Salop and adjoiniug counties, assumes various names, aud occasionally works as a farmer's labourer; he has been several times convicted of felony aud vagrancy. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Haines, Whitchurch, or to Sergeant Howells, Market Drayton, Salop.— Bow- street, April 10. Misssing from her home at Bedford, since the 19th ult. : BRIDGET LANE, 54 yeurs of age, 4 feet 10 inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, no front teeth, sunken eyes, speaks with an Irish accent; dressed when last seen in a green print dress, with small brown flowers, black bonnet, and waterproof cloak ; it is feared some accident has befallen her. Information to be given to Chief Constable Verey, Bedford.— Bow- street, April 10. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen on the 15th instant from a carriage at Eastbourne Races, the property of Mr. Lowther Hunter, Eastdean : a small Opera Glass, light brown colour, light metal slide. Information to be given to Superiutendeut Waghorn, Hailsham, or to the Sergeant on duty, Eastbourne, Sussex.— Bo. w- street, April 19. Stolen in Middlesborough between the 13th and 15tli instant, about 45 or 50 fathoms of three- stranded 3- inch hemp Rope. Information to be given to Chief Constable Saggerson, Middlesborough, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 17. Stolen from a stable at South Milford, between 8 p. m. on the 10th and 6 a. m. on the 11th instant, a black pilot cloth Overcoat, reefer shape, with velvet collar, three outside pockets, one inside, small tear on left side, black covered buttons, black and red striped lining, and half- worn. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Wardle, West Riding Constabulary, Selby, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 17. Stolen from a cottage at Prestbury, near Cheltenham, between 11 a. m. and 5 p. m. on the 12th instant: an English silver lever Watch, oper- face, capped and jewelled, scratched on inside case near key- hole, and on outside case in centre ; a black and white cotton Shirt; three white Shirts, one marked ' A. McGill;' three white pocket Handkerchiefs, one with three or four purple stripes round edge ; two pairs of men's white cotton Socks : three Collars; a dark mixture Coat, pockets outside ; 2s.; and nine penny Postage Stamps. Information to be given to Superintendent Day, Police Office, Cheltenham.— Bow- street, April 17. Stolen between 8 and 9' 30 p. m. on the 9th instant, from Knotts- green, Leyton : a gold half- hunter Watch, chased back, winds up at bow ; a gold Locket, containing four portraits of chi! dren ; a circular gold Locket, set with hair ; a large gold Locket, with monogram ' FGB;' a crystal Locket, containing two photographs ; a gold Locket, set with pearl, engraved ' In Memory of', containing photographs of a lady and child ; a gold Brooch, pearl in centre ; a large gold Neckcliain : a gold Pin, set with carbuncle ; a silver Knife, Fork, and Spoon ; a Chatelet, with three gold Chains and five gold Seals attached ; a crystal Locket, containing two portraits ; a gold Bracelet, set with bar of black onyx; a gold Brooch ; a Bracelet, Irish bog oak ; a silver Whistle ; and an old- fashioned silver Watch.— Metropolitan Police, N Division, April 15. Stolen from a chest of drawers in a bedroom at the Plasterer's Arms beerhouse, Melton Mowbray, since 3 p. m. on the 7th instant, the proferty of Mr. George Gent, the landlord : a very small double- cased silver hunting Watch, silver dial, winds up iu the face, ' H. Fancourt' scratched on inside of case ; a silver Geneva Watch, ' Baume, Geneve,' on the dial, engine- turned case, a shield with buckle in centre on the back, has had a new silver ring recently put in, in place of the bow ; a lady's gold Watch, flowered gold dial, winds up at the back; a long imitation jet Watch Chain, with Cross, vine leaves and lillies on the cross ; a silver Pencil Case, with yellow seal; a gold Pencil Case, with green seal and blue stones set round the outside; two gold spirit Bings, one flowered, the other plain ; a small ivory Trinket, in the form of a clenched hand, the forefinger broken off, inscribed with the 3rd to the ! Oth verses < rf the 5th chapter of St. Matthew, and ' See Matthew, £> th chapter, 3rd to 10th verses i a gold Locket, with portrait of Mr. Gent; a gold Seal, plain white stone, with a ladder oil one side, key on the other, and heart in centre ; a gold Trowel, about J of an inch long, with ivory handle. Supposed by two men and three women, who lodged in the bouse from the the 4ih until the feth instant : one man is about 3>> years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, pale complexion, dark hair, and tuft on chin : dressed in black coat and trousers, and black billycock hat ; be was accompanied by a short woman, dressed in a < L. rk shawl and dress; the other is a stout man, 90 years of age, and fresh complexion ; dressed in dark check suit ; he was accompanied by a stoat wonran, with fresh complexion and sandy hair; the third woman is a'wut 35 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, rather dark complexion, dark hair : dressed in dark brown sealskin jacket, black silk dress, black bonnet, and bal moral boots. These persons attend races as card sellers, and are supposed to have been at Northampton races, on the 9th and 10th instant. Information to be given to Superintendent Platts, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire.— Bow- tt., April 12. Stolen during the night of the 7th instant, from Bishawa, Caterhar : a large black retriever Dog, answers to the name of ' Charlie.' A reward of £ 20 will be paid to anv person ( not i plicated in the offence), who will give such information as si ... li lead to the recovery of the dog and conviction of the off- ider. Information to be given to Superintendent Murtell, Surray Constabulary, Godstone.— h</ uy* trttl, April 12. Stolen about 8' 45 p. m. on the 29th ultimo, from a gentleman's house at Aigburth, the following Articles of J ewellery, viz.: 1 diamond Star, Russian workmanship, about an inch in diameter, with eight points, silver and gold alter- nately, square emerald in centre, pin moveable, and can be made into a brooch or locket. 1 diamond Cross, about inch long, and 1 inch broad, gold aud black enamel mounting, has attached a thin Venetian Chain. 1 pearl Cross, black enamel border, and the name' Emma Forget,' engraved on the hack. 1 Bracelet, of Indian workmanship, the gold curiously coloured green and other colours, the centre piece a large lapis lazuli, and the band studded with red cornelians, all the stones engraved with AraMc characters. 1 Bracelet, bright and dull gold plaited, with bloodstone Locket pendant, date and initials ' 13th June, 1856, C. F. and L. F.' engraved ou back. 1 gold ribbon Bracelet, end slightly broken, and centre piece containing hair. 1 plain gold Bracelet, bunch of flowers in centre. 1 black enamelled Bracelet, gold band, the safety Chain broken. 1 small gold band Bracelet, engraved. 1 small light- coloured hair Bracelet, with gold engraved centre. 1 twisted hair Bracelet, with gold clasp, and amethyst in centre. 1 Bracelet, with round links, alternate gold and dark brown enamel. 1 gold and black enamel Bracelet, with large pearl in centre, and enamel dotted with minute gold spots. 1 set complete, gold turquoise Bracelet, Locket, Brooch, and Ear- rings, all except tne locket ornamented with gold fringe, inscription or initials on the back of brooch, aud hair in the shape of Prince of Wales' feathers in the locket. 1 set, round Brooch, Ear- rings, and oval Locket, gold and black enamel, set with pearls and diamonds, hair with inscription ' Charles Edmund, Oct. 5th, 1864,' in locket, and glass refcess at the back of brooch containing white hair. 1 set, Cross, Brooch, and one Ear- ring ( the other not taken, of filagree silver, aud turquoise and pink garnets, old French workmanship. 1 gold Brooch and Ear- rings, pattern vine leaves in dull gold, aud berries in bright. 1 crystal Brooch and Ear- rings, brooch a large ball in centre, surrounded with smaller ones, the ear- rings a ball with pointed pendants. 1 Brooch and Ear- rings, garnets and turquoise, rococo style. 1 Brooch and Ear- rings, gold and black enamel, with bar of pearls and scroll of turquoise across it, two small geld ball pendants attached to each with chains. 1 gold Brooch, green enamel leaf, with opals like dew- drops. 1 oval gold Brooch, about H inch long and 1 inch broad, with spray of pearl flowers in centre, and glass recess at the back containing hair. 1 large Brooch, enamel painting— view of Geneva, mounted in gold. 1 gold horseshoe Brooch, set with seven emeralds, and inscription—' Emma, souvenir de ses tantes A. & F., 21st Juin, 1867.' I round gold Brooch, with circular lines, and turquoises aud pearls iu the centre, inscription on the back— ' Emma Forget, souvenir de sa tante Mannoir.' 1 gold mosaic Brooch, view of the temple at Rome. 1 pair of diamond Ear- rings, about f of an inch long, pear- shaped, but flat, with large diamond in the centre, surrounded by smaller ones. 1 pair of long gold Ear- rings, lyre- shaped, with round disc at the end studded with pearls. 1 gold Locket and Chain. 1 small gold and black enamel Locket, enamel dotted with minute gold spots, the name ' Emma' and white hair inside. 1 blue enamelled Locket, with spray of diamond flowers in centre. 1 Hue enamel oval Locket, about inch by 1 inch, indented edge, and in the centre aspray of " diamond flowers. 1 long antique Necklace or Chain, with alternate square links of gold iu Greek border pattern, and light slate- coloured stone intaglios. 1 lady's small gold Geneva Watch, engine- turned back, with initials ' E. F.' in centre, makers name on inside case ' Vacheron and Constautin, Geneva, Chas. " V acherou and Co., successeurs.' 1 silver Geneva hunting Watch, with engraved land- scape, with ' Sion' under it on one side, and arms, & c., on the other. 1 blue enamel diamond Ring, with small single stone. 1 Ring, amethysts and topazes set like a pansy. 1 gold Riug, with hoop set with turquoises, two missing. 1 gentleman's diamond Ring, large single stone, row cutting. 1 old gold topaze Seal. 4 P O L I C E GAZETTE April 19 1 oval Shoe Buckle of German diamonds, mounted in silver. 1 oval and tortoiseshell Portemonnaie, inlaid with gold, lined with blue moire antique silk, containing £ b 19s. ( id. and a Turquoise belonging to a ring. A man and woman were seen near the house shortly before the robbery, and the man ( it is supposed) was seen in one of the bedrooms : the man is about 36 years of age, about 5 feet 4 inches high, full round face, high forehead, and fresh com- plexion ; dressed in a short grey overcoat, under winch he wore a brown one, dark cloth trousers, light coloured felt low- crowned hat, dark scarf, and breast piu, with a stone. The woman is very tall, and dressed in black, with black bonnet. £ 50 reward will be paid to any person for such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Information to be given at the County Constabulary Office, Old Swan, near Liverpool, Lancashire.— fi& w- street, April 12. Stolen since the 1st ultimo from Albany- street Barracks, Regents Park : two Geneva Watches, one gold, very thin, crest— a lion rampant on outer case, and the other silver, black dial, with ' G. A. C.' in cipher on outer case ; one gold albert Chain, curb pattern, very massive, and swivel at each end; and one gold scarf Pin, in shape of a Staffordshire knot. By a private of the 2nd Life Guards, 31 years of age, 6 feet high, stout, broad shoulders, fair complexion, very dark hair and whiskers ( full) ; dressed in private clothes. Has friends residing at Croughton, near Brackley, Northampton- shire.— Metropolitan Police, S Division, April 10. Stolen in the borough of Blackburn, during the month of March : From a hencote at 44, Haslingden- road, during the night of the 2nd : three Hens, two are half- bred black Spanish, the other yellow speckled, all double combs ; and a black pilot Jacket, black covered buttons, lined with black serge, two outside pockets, and one inside left breast, rather far worn, and newly dyed black ; the property of Mr. Samuel Forrest. From 66, Chester- street, Audley, on the 5th : a pair of men's new elastic- side Boots, with white mock buttons, stamped toecaps, slender make, the property of Mr. James Garnett. From a joiner's workshop, 19, Fish- lane, during the month : a smoothing Plane, a jack ditto, a trying ditto, and two Gauges, all marked ' N. W.' or ' N. Wilson,' the property of Mr. Nathan Wilson. From a new building, Fox- terrace, Preston- road, on the 9th : two round mouth navvies' Spades, one supposed to be marked ' John Hodson,' on the handle, the property of Mr. John Hodson, Smithies- street. From 44, King- street, between 19th February and the 12th ultimo, a very small gold Geneva Watch, gold dial, No. 12704, the property of Mr. John Harwood Grime. From a mason's tool chest, in Harwood- street, on the 12th : about 30 mason's Chisels, a Pitcher, and two old Hammers, some of the chisels are marked ' S. D.,' the property of Mr. Samuel Dawson, 66, Lancaster- street. From a stall in the Market, on the 16th: a new Paisley Shawl, with fringe of various colours, the property of Mr. William Lord, Garden- street. From 40, Copy Nook, during the night of the 18th : one Bramah Hen and 3 Eggs, the property of Mr. James Hayhurst. The hen was killed on the premises. From 134, Cleaver- street, on the 20th : a pair of women's Boots, the property of Mr. John Aspray, recovered. By ELLEN BINNS, 28 or 30 years of age, 5 feet 1 or 2 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, rather stout; dressed in an old dark shawl, old black bonnet, and some- times hawks smallware. From a back- yard, at 88, Havelock- street, on the 21st: a man's yellow and blue striped cotton Shirt; and a puce, black and white woollen Shirt, both nearly new, the property of Mr. Richard Southworth. From a coach- house, Lark- hill, on the 19th, a black cloth Livery Coat, two outside pockets in laps and one inside left breast, two buttons on cuffs and four behind, the property of John Hargreaves, Esq. From a warehouse, 12, Market- street- lane, on the 25th : 3s. 6d. in Silver and 2s. in Copper, the property of Mr. James Shaw. From No. 96, Follywell- treet, on the 30th : a pair of men's side- spring Boots, nearly new, the property of Mr. James Walmsley. Information to be given to Chief Constable Potts, Police Office, Town Hall, Blackburn, Lancashire.— Bow- st., April 10. PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE OFFICERS. COn the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere.) Found on the 6th instant, in Mr. Bagnall's Park, near radlet, Herts ( supposed stolen) : 30 Knives— 14 large, 16 small, names on blades,' W. Smith, Lombard- street,' ' Verinder St. Pauls," Long and Co., Sheffield,' and ' Joseph Rogers and Son; 2 Carving Knives; 1 Carving Fork ; 1 Bread Knife; 2 Poultry Forks; 2 Oyster Knives; all white handles; 1 Knife and 3 Forks, black handles ; 6 Dessert Knives, 6 Dessert Forks, and 6 Tea Spoons— all plated; 1 calico Shirt, stained with blood; and 2 cotton Pocket- handker- chiefs. This property is now at Shenley Police Station.— Metropolitan Police, S Division, April 17. CRIMINALS' REGISTER OFFICE. Particulars of Persons to be Liberated from Prisons in England and Wales, during the WEEK ending the 10th of April, 1872, and subject to special liabilities imposed by the / provisions of Section 7 of the " Prevention of Crimes Act, 1871." Office Begister Number. NAME and ALIAS. DESCRIPTION. Height. Hair. Eyes. Face. Trade or Occupation. Prison from which Liberated, and Date of Liberation. Offence for which Convicted. Sentence Intended Residence after Liberation. MABKS and REMAKES. A 452 A 1731 B 490 B 1554 B 6800 B 6801 B 6802 B 6803 B 6804 C 1968 C 4006 C 4062 C 5626 C 5627 C 5628 C 5629 C 5630 C 5631 C 5632 B 80 D 2150 D 3253 B 3254 B 3267 B 3268 E 70 £ 816 E 1300 B 1301 E 1302 F 1470 Rebecca Allen, alias Rubena Allen, alias Mary Kemp Stephen Adams, alias Philpotts John Thomas Bowers Nathaniel Blaze David Barker Francis Lea Barrow, alias Francis Shea Burrell, alias James Saggers Josiah Bashford John Bottomley William Boseley William Crossley, alias Crossfield George Conroy John Cooksley Mary Callighan, alias Callagan Ellen Chambers Mary Ann Connor alias Wilson James Coggan Bridget Crompton alias McNulty, McAnnulty, Ann and Hannah Bennett Samuel Cutts Ann Daniel, alias Nanny Boyan alias Lady Willoughby Jane Davies Elizabeth Davis alias Hughes Elizabeth Davis, alias Gaton, alias Clifton, alias Isabella Clifton Harriet Dawson Thomas Jones Davies Ann Edwards Elizabeth Edmunds Charles Ellerington James Ellison Peter Evans Henry Fisher, alias Dazzie 43 s 1 dk. brn grey sallow 34 5 6i t. brn grey irown 24 5 oo dk. bra Drown dark 45 > 9 Drown ) lue Dale 25 > 8* irown lazel lark 40 i 5 sandy grey reck. 50 5 6i grey grey resh 46 5 4 Drown grey resh 19 5 3i Drown Dlue resh 33 6 5 It. brn iiazcl iresh 38 5 6i dk. brn hazel [ reck. 24 5 4i brown grey fresh 53 5 li dk. brn hazel fresh 30 4 11 dk. brn dk. brn pale 21 4 0i brown hazel fresh 38 5 1 brown light grey fresh 23 5 3 sandy blue fresh 28 5 brown brown fresh 39 5 4* brown brown fresh 24 4 11 brown grey fresh 41 4 Hi It. brn grey pale 39 5 3i brown grey fair s 33 5 1 light grey florid 39 5 0 brown hazel fail- 47 5 2 It. brn blue sallow 21 4 9 brown blue fair 19 4 ni brown dk. brn dark 22 5 3 brown grey fresh 36 5 6i brown blue fresh 21 5 6 brown hazel pale s 16 5 2 brown brown sallow seamstress labourer labourer man labourer carpenter labourer labourer carpenter labourer blacksmith navvy housekeeper boatman labourer servant sawyer and cutler prostitute Liverpool 20 | 4 | 72 Hereford ( County) 16 | 4 | 72 Wisbeach 18 | 4 | 72 Stafford 15 | 4 | 72 Aylesbury 16 | 4 | 72 Springfield 19 I 4 } 72 Petworth 18 | 4 | 72 Northallerton 16 | 4 | 72 Reading 16 | 4 | 72 Kirkdale 17 | 4 | 72 Springfield 17 1 4 | 72 Shepton Mallet 17 | 4 L 72 Kirkdale 15 | 4 | 72! Warwick 16 | 4 | 72 Preston 18 | 4 | 72 Manchester 16 | 4 [ 72 Shepton Mallet 18 | 4 1 72 Salford 19 I 4 I 72 Wakefield Larceny, simple 20 | 4 | 72 Carnarvon Larceny, person 18 | 4 | 72 Swansea Larceny, simple 16 | 4 | 72 Westminster Felony 16 | 4 | 72 Great Yarmouth Larceny, simple 16 | 4 | 72 charwoman tinman dressmaker prostitute striker labourer miner shoerivetter Derbv 16*| 4 | Swansea 16| 4| Swansea 18 I 4 I Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, Bimple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Fraud Larceny, simple Larceny, person 8 months Not known 18 months To seek work in South Wales 18 months Fleet, Lincolnshire 6 months Not known 18 months NewportPagnell, Bucks 18 months Barking, Essex 6 months Sompting, Sussex 6 months Middlesborough, Yorks 6 months Thatcham, Berks 12 months Manchester 6 months Not known 6 months Chipstaple, Somerset 3 months St. Helens, Lancashire 6 months Heatlmiill - lane, Dig- beth, Birmingham 18 months Burnley, Lancashire 8 months Manchester 6 months Compton Dondon, Somerset 9 months Bolton - le - Moors, Lancashire 18 months Sheffield 6 months Penrallt, Carnarvon 6 months Swansea 9 months 2, Church- street, Ken- sington, London 18 months Not known 72 72 72 Swansea 18 | 4 | 72 Wakefield 18 | 4 I, 72 Northallerton 17 | 4 | 72 Nottiugham ( Borough) 17 | 4 | 72 Leicester ( Borough) 17 I 4 I 72 Larceny, Bimple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, person Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple 6 months 6 months 6 months 6 months 6 months 18 months 18 months 6 months De* y Not known Aberdare, Glamorgan Merthyr, Glamorgan Hull Not known Derby Scar ccntre of forehead, mole right oheek. Two previous convictions for felony Cut second finger right hand Scars from scurvy back of both hands. Two previous convictions for felony Two previous convictions for felony Two scars on chest scar left forefinger. Three previous con- victions for folony Three previous convictions for felony Lost top front teeth Birth mark right shoulder Scars on nose, right temple, and back of head Scar left middle finger, left ancle been broken Mole right cheek and neck, cut right fore- finger, boil mark right shin and left thigh Scar right cheek, left eyebrow, neck, and arms, freckled. Two previous convic- tions for felony Pockmarked, scar back of right hand and little finger, left thumb and wrist, on ijose and right eye J. R.,' anchor, cross, and heart right arm. Two previous convictions for felony Pockmarked, mole back of neck and right arm, large scald mark right knee Cut left forefinger, specks right cheek. Two previous convictions for felony Left ear split, ' A.' and other defaced letters right arm, two scars right arm, end of third right finger crooked Scar left thigh and shin, mole on back, bald top of head Both ears split, several sears on face. Three previous convictions for felony Lance scars above left elbow Scar over right eye Slightly pockmarked, scars on forehead and right check bone. Three previous convictions for felony. Has been a notorious thief for many years, supposed to be connected with a gang of thieves frequenting Lambeth, and the Borough, London Red spot over left eye, slight cut upper lip Nearly toothless, face much disfigured by fighting Three previous convictions for felony. Previously sentenced to 7 years' Police Supervision, sec Gazette, 6th October, 1871 ' J. T., J. T.' left arm, and ' T. H.' right arm Scar upper lip, chin, and loft wrist. Three previous convictions for felony Anchor and two blue marks right arm, cut left cheek 26, Spittlehousc - street, Leicester Moles left collar bone, right of neck and on back, scar right groin, mole right arm April 19. POLIO E a A Z I: R T HABITUAL CRIMINALS— continued. Office Register Number. NAME and ALIAS. DESCBIFTION. F 1605 Richard Fox F 1684 Charles Fry F 2250 Thomas Flack F 2251 William Fox F 2252 Ellen Fletcher, alias Harriet Fletcher F 2253 George Fitall F 2254 Thomas Ferguson G 1174 Ellen Gilroy, alias Ward G 1814 James Greenhalgh G 2953 John Garner G 2954 Sarah Gibson G 2955 Edward Gill G 2956 H 1609 H 2454 H 3396 fi 3534 H 3703 H 3810 H 6713 H 5714 H 6716 H 6716 H 6717 H 6718 H 6719 H 6720 , ' V J 511 J 828 J 1261 J 1361 J 1673 J 2548 J 2549 J 2550 K 1514 K 1515 L 691 L 835 L 895 JJ 1384 H 1571 JJ 2492 H 2493 Sarah Green, alias Bates Bridget Sullivan, alias Mary Harrington Emily Hammond Robert Hazlegrove Edward Hall Maria Hay Richard Hopkins John Harris William Hampson Philip Harding Matthias Headen John Hill Charlotte Heath John Horbury Kate Howard, alias Emily Howard, alias Congdon Henry Jackson, alias Charles Jacklin James Simpson, alias William Johnson William Jones Catherine Jones, alias Maria Smith Elizabeth Jones, alias Elston Joseph Jeavons George Jeffery Michael Jennings, alias Jack- o'- the- Line Margaret Kearns, alias Curran Margaret Kelly icl - J fo bes woida Ann Long, alias Cummings Ellen Lang John George Lawrence George Locock Margaret Lee Ann Lewis aj tL Height. Hair. Eyes. Face. 17 5 4$ brown grey fresh 42 5 5i brown grey fresh 21 5 6$ brown dark grey fresh 25 5 3 sandy blue fresh 19 5 1 dk. bm dk. bm dark 32 5 9i dark grey fresh 37 5 9i brown blue fresh 23 5 2 brown blue fair 39 5 3 brown grey fresh 41 5 54 grey brown fresh 33 5 24 dk. bra brown fresh 39 6 1i brown hazel dark 23 5 6 rii , dk. brn hazel light 33 5 24 brown grey dark 50 5 2 brown grey sallow 13 4 64 brown grey fair 33 5 3 It. bm blue fresh 20 4 10 dk. bm dk. bm dark 29 5 44 It. bra blue fresh 49 5 74 dark dark dark 42 5 24 grey t. bm grey hazel fair 29 5 0 brown bazel 6allow 19 5 74 brown hazel fresh 34 5 14 grey hazel fair 60 5 34 grey grey sallow 56 5 5 brown grey fresh 30 5 2 dk. bra brown fair 42 5 74 brown grey fresh 33 5 84 dk. brn hazel dark 33 5 94 brown grey light 39 5 2 brown grey florid 49 4 104 dk. bm hazel sallow 32 5 74 It. brn grey sallow 32 5 10| dk. bm hazel dark 28 5 14 brown hazel sallow 20 5 04 brown blue light 20 5 04 brown grey fair T rc 33 5 2 It. brn blue sallow 27 • i • 5 9 brown blue pale 22 4 11 dk. brn light light 22 5 4 dk. bm grey grey dark 28 5 10 brown hazel sallow 56 4 9} sandy grey sallow 26 4 10 dk. bra hazel sallow Trade or Occupation. Prison from which Liberated, and Hate of Liberation. labourer labourer labourer shoemaker servant Btoker labourer shoemaker charwoman labourer lace clipper seamstress hawker labourer servant labourer labourer 10 ra 0 : shoemaker labourer fustiancuttr Durham ( Countv) 15 | 4 | 72 Gloucester 17 I 4 I 72 Springfield 17 | 4 | 72 Stafford 19 | 4 | 72 Wakefield 18 | 4 | 72 Sandwich 19 | 4 | 72 Nottingham ( Borough) 17 | 4 | 72 Hull 18 | 4 | 72 Knutsford 15 ] 4 | 72 Wakefield 20 | 4 | 72 Kendal 19 | 4 | 72 Cardigan 17 [ 4 | 72 Wakefield 18 | 4 | 72 Westminster 18 | 4 | 72 Petworth 18 I 4 I 72 prostitute groom groom hawker seamstress charwoman lao. it 8 furnaceman labourer labourer factoryhand hawker clerk factoryhand baker horsebreakr factoryhand laundress Lewes 15 I 4 I 72 Stafford 15 | 4 | 72 Wakefield 20 | 4 | 72 Maidstone 15 | 4 | 72 Canterbury 16 | 4 | 72 Kirkdale 17 | 4 | 72 Aylesbury 16 | 4 | 72 Wakefield 18 | 4 | 72 Kirkdale 18 I 4 I 72 Falkingham 16 | 4 | 72 Wakefield 18 1 4 | 72 Winchester 17 I 4 I 72 Lincoln ( City) 20 | 4 I 72 Canterbury ( County) 17 I 4 I 72 Gloucester 17 | 4 | 72 Preston 17 | 4 | 72 Liverpool 20 f 4 | 72 Stafford 15 | 4 | 72 Winchester 18 | 4 | 72 Leicester ( Borough) 17 | 4 | 72 Wakefield 18 ] 4 | 72 Preston 18 | 4 | 72 Swansea 19 | 4 | 72 Nottingham [( Borough) 17 | 4 | 7( 2 Wakefield 16 | 4 | 72 Winchester 16 | 4 | 72 Taunton 17 | 4 | 72 Preston 18 | 4 | 72 Cardiff 20 I 4 I 72 Offence for which Convicted. Sentence. Intended Residence after Liberation. MASKS and RMABKB Shopbreaking Larceny, simple Larceny, Bimple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Shopbreaking Larceny, simple Receiving Larceny, simple 6 month* 6 months 42, Covent Garden- street, Sunderland Larceny, Bimple Felony Larceny, simple Warehousebreakng Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simp'e Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, servant Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Cheltenham 6 month- Heybridge, Essex 6 months Wolverhampton 6 months Wakefield 6 months Deal 18 months [ Derby 6 months 6 months 18 months 6 months 18 months Blue Bell yard, Water- works- street, Hull Georges- street, Hyde, Cheshire Sheffield Shap, Westmorland Ystalyfera, Glamorgan 18 months 2 months 6 months Sheffield 102, Cbarlton- street, Somers Town, London Bognor, Sussex 1 month Red hill Reformatory, & 4 years Surrey in Refor- matory 6 months Not known 8 months Halifax, Yorks 6 months Rochester, Kent 6 months Ramsgate or Sandwich, Kent 12 months Leigh, near Manchester 18 months Burnham, Bucks 6 months Barnslev, Yorks 2 years Discharged Prisoners' Home, Kirkdale 6 months Bourne, Lincoln 6 months Barnsley, Yorks 18 months Burton- on- Trent 18 months Loudon 18 months Deptford, Kent 6 months Cheltenham 6 months Preston, Lancashire 8 months Not known 6 months Deepfield, Bilston, Stafford 18 months Overton, Hants 6 mollis Forrester's- yard. North- gate- street, Leicester 6 months Sheffield 18 months Bolton, Lancashire 18 montlis Merthyr, Glamorgan 18 months Liverpool 18 months Dewsbury, Yorks 6 months Southampton 6 months Martock, Somerset 18 months Burnley, Lancashire 2 months Merthyr, Glamorgan Blue spot ba k each hand, rings on lingers of left hand, heart and crocs left arm, scars right of temple Nose fractured, abitees scar right armpit, cut end of third left finger. Three previous convictions for felony Wliite wart right eye, right forefinger nai injured. Two previous convict lent fur felony Bum mark left wrift Blind and cast right ere, « li? htlY po i4- marked, mole lelt eye Long scar on forehead Two previous convictions for felony Slight impediment in speech Lost first finger right hand, cut on nose, mole each arm, bald top of head. Three previous convictions for felony Mole right of nose and left cheek Man fighting, house, cross, two hearts ia wreath, two rifles, cross keys, two darts, bracelet, anchor, crown and laurel, anchor and star, sailor with anchor in hand on right arm, man fighting, house, female, two crosses, anchor, cross keys, bracelet, crown inside laurel, heart, woman's head, and star on left arm Scar left cheek Crooked mouth. Three previous convic- tions for felony. Sentenced to 7 years' Police Supervision on a former convic- tion, see Gazette 9th September, 1871 Scar corner left eye. Two previous con- victions for felonv Mole each cheek Blind right eye, scar iaside right arm mole left arm, mouth crooked Scar left arm, cheek, and bridge of nose Crippled left knee, scar right of forehead Pockmarked, scar both eyebrows and left cheek. Two previous convictions for felony Three previous convictions for felony Burn marks on neck, mole right buttock Scar right eyebrow, abscess scar right breast, right third toe deformed,' H. J. J. S.' right arm. Six previous oonvic- tions for felony Three previous convictions for felony Lost nearly all his teeth, sear on neck, hairy mole left thigh. Two previous convictions for felony Nose broken, scar left cheek and right arm. Three previous convictions for felony. Lost left eye, ' C. J.' left arm. Two previous convictions for felony Cupping marks right breast Scar under right eye, nose, and upper lip. varicose veins left leg Moles right cheek and left chin, scar on nose. Two previous convictions for felony Two previous convictions for felony. Sentenced to 12 months' police super- vision on former conviction, see Gazette 29th April, 1871 Mole each arm and right shoulder blade, wound marks right leg Blind left eye, pockpitted. Three pre- vious convictions for felony Scars right eyebrow, abscess scars left of neck, burn mark right arm, fourth right finger contracted J Scar left cheek, squints,' J. K.' left arm Cut over left eye, right arm, and third left finger, scar left arm. Two previous convictions for felony Mole right cheek, upper front tooth broken. Three previous convictions for felony Left ear split, scar right temple Scar left of forehead and left thigh Slightly pockmarked, flag and cross left arm, cupping marks right of chest Scar top lip. Three previous convictions for felony Scar left temple 6 P O L I C E GAZETTE. April 12. HABITUAL CRIMINALS— continued. Office ' Register Iff umber. NAME and ALIAS. DESCRIPTION. Prison from which Liberated, and Date of Liberation. Offence for which Convicted. Sentence. ! Intended Residence after Liberation. MABKS and KEMABKB. Age. Height Hair. Eyes. Face. Trado or Occupation. X 2491 L 2495 JU 2496 M 2071 3t 2760 H 6249 M 5250 It 5251 H 5252 M 5253 H 5254 M 5256 S 85 O 141 O 776 P 217 P 410 P 2168 P 3188 P 3189 P 3190 P 3191 P 3192 P 3193 P 3194 B 15 B 128 B 1239 £ 3200 B 3201 S 249 S 1855 8 4206 8 4776 3 6228 S 6229 T 1969 T 1827 T 2769 T 96 V 261 W 5915 W 5916 W 5917 W G918 Charles Lowndes, alias Mellor Thomas Lynch Graoe Leach Mary Ryan, alias Catherine Miles, alias Linwood Arthur Muscroft, alias Musgrove James McDonnell, alias John Tracey, alias Lacey Mary McGrath Joseph McKay James Moody James Munslow Ann Murray Isaac Miles Mary Ann Nippers Esther O'Donohue Andrew Owen, alias Corbett Joseph Pickthall A .. Mb Sarah Puxty Susannah Pardoe, alias Smith, alias Price . Henry Pallett Thomas Pattison George Pickard William Popplewell James Prestige John Walter Putnam, alias George Wright Elizabeth Palgrave ° '• . <: ' Mark Rogers Ann Williams, alias Nicholls, alias Grace Rowe Harriet Roe, alias Hildyard, alias Hard- wick, alias Ann Elliott Henry Rees Henry Revitt , r [. Jane Souther, alias Souter Alice Smith John Smith, alias Charles Heron William Joseph Smith John Simpson, alias Cornelius Needier Jacob Smith Henry Tombs Patrick Turley Jane Trenwith, alias Elizabeth Jenkins William Venn James Vines Thomas Welch Frederick Wheeler Mary White William White 22 19 19 30 22 36 54 23 61 19 39 26 53 39 19 23 jl'il 20 24 24 33 32 36 51 29 32 ! wn 20 % 0 74 56 X 26 22 25 24 18 30 70 18 42 49 49 34 35 29 68 52 • r ., a 5 3 5 31 5 1 5 01 5 4 5 6 5 3 5 71 5 6 5 li 5 2 ,5 3i 5 11 5 S 31 5 aj 4 91 5 0 5 41 5 34 5 8| « 5 9 S 2 5 31 4 111 5 4 5 7 5 71 5 :: 4 9J 5 4 5 li 5 2 5 41 5 2 5 8 4 11 5 CI 5 71 5 5 5 41 5 0 5 41 BI ib->!- ,: V'k brown brown dk. brn dk. brn It. brn grey grey light grey It, brn brown It. brn dark grey dk. brn It. brn brown auburn dk. brn i'> h. un< brown brown brown It. bra dark grey black brown brown dk. brn grey grey It. brn brown It. brn dk. brn brown brown grey brown brown grey dk. brn brown ds. brn dk. brn grey i •( brown brown grey dk. brn grey grey grey grey grey grey dark hazel light grey blue grey hazel blue grey hi' r, , • grey blue brown grey brown blue blue SI , 1 hazel grey blue brown >> Y dk. bm grey grey brown hazel hazel brown g « y hazel brown hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel grey blue hazel ii. • ( ' i.' JJJ;! -) fresh sallow fair fresh fresh fair fair fresh dark fresh fair sallow sallow fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sandy fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fair sallow sallow fresh fresh fresh fair sallow fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh dark sallow sallow fresh v. J potter puddler servant housckeepr. forgeman tador engine fitter labourer painter charwoman boatman labourer weaver servant labourer jeweller puddler labourer labourer groom labourer field worker boatman .:> in 3J hawker ropemaker sweep servant hawker barber coot labourer labourer carpenter shoemaker charwoman mason labourer labourer labourer charwoman groom Stafford 15 | 4 | 72 Salford 19 | 4 | 72 Great Yarmouth 15 | 4 | 72 Chester ( County) 19 | 4 | 72 Wakefield 18 | 4 | 72 Kirkdale 18 | 4. | 72 Carlisle 16 | 4 | 72 Hereford ( County) 16 | 4 | 72 Northallerton 16 | 4 | 72 Worcester 16 | 4. | 72 Lancaster 17 | 4 I 72 Swansea 18 | 4 [ 72 Swansea 18 | 4 | 72 Southampton 20 | 4 1 72 Shrewsbury 16 | 4 | 72 Preston 17 1 4 I 72 Lewes 15 | 4 | 72 Worcester 18 | 4 | 72 Warwick 19 | 4 | 72 Northallerton 16 | 4 | 72 Beverlev 16 | 4 | 72 Kirfon 19 | 4 | 72 Reading 17 1 4 I 72 St. Alban's 19 | 4 | 72 Swaffham 9 1 4 | 72 Swansea 18 | 4 | 72 Bodmin 16 | 4 J 72 Leicester ( Borough) 17 | 4 I 72 Gloucester 15 | 4 f 72 St. Alban's 18 | 4. | 72 Northallerton 16 | 4 | 72 Kirkdale 17 | 4 | 72 Kendal 19 | 4 | 72 Wandsworth 16 | 4 | 72 Lincoln ( City) 20 | 4 | 7a ' St. Alban's 18 | 4 | 72 Wandsworth 16 | 4 | 72 Preston 17 1 4 I 72 Devonport 20 | 4 | 72 Gloucester 17 | 4 I 72 Spalding 15 | 4 | 72 Maidstone 19 | 4 | 72 Winchester 17 | 4 I 72 Leicester ( Borough) 17 1 4 I 72 Northallerton 16 | 4 | 72 Larceny, simplo Larceny, person Larceny, simple Larceny, simple " T ! t ] TX Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, person Larceny, sinjplo Larceny, simplo Felony | k | OS 1 Larceny, simple it | •: SI Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, person Larceny, simple | * | e r I I illlf !' 1 (.' Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simplo La Tony, simple Larceny, simple Larcehy, simple Housebreaking Larcehy, simple \ 1 : 81 Larceny, simple Embezzlement and Larceny Larcehy, simple Larceny, simple LarceSv, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Fraud i Larceny, simple mi . | US Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple '•,). J- j. i .7 sv [ * | ax S? I > 6 months 9 months 6 months 6 months 6 months 2 years 6 months 18 mouths 6 month 18 months 6 months 6 months 6 ninths 18 months 6 months 6 months Hjilt oftll 6 months 6 months 18 months 6 monthis • lyinodi! 6 monthp 6 months 6 months 18 montht 3 months • i - nodal 6 months 6 months 6 month! 6 month! 18 months 6 months 12 months 6 months 6 months 18 months 6 months 6 months 6 months 18 months 6 months 6 months 6 months 6 months 6 months 6 months li jIq .' Mi f '; i .... isiad / r i ; • UJji! Burslcm, Stafford Worcester Great Yarmouth Wilson- street, Birken- head Sheffield Not known Whitehaven Leominster Middlcsborough 15 Court, 4- House, Alccster- street, Bir- mingham Blackburn, Lancashire Pontypridd, Glamorgan Boafh, Glamorgan Southsca, Hants Hordley, near Church Stretton, Salop Burnley, Lancashire hyi' . ):„. J n (' . i"" Jjl jj}! ti Etehingham, Susavx The Workhouse, Worcester 2, White Friar- lane, Coventry Middlesborough . i'rtV idd ino. il Beverley, Yorks Altliorpc, Lincoln Abingdon, Borks Rickmansworth, Herts ' tii ' . i Terringtou, St. Clements, K ngB Lynn, Norfolk Pontypridd, Glamorgan Penzance, Cornwall dish- Green- street, Leicester Gloucester Bushey, Herts Middlesborough Liverpool Glasgow 57, Elliott's- row, St. Gcorge's- road. South- wark, London Kirby Stephen, West- morland Luton, Beds 19, Elliott's- row, St. George's- road, South- ward London Preston 21, Henry- street, Plymouth Rangeworthy, Gloucester Boston, Lincoln 64, Temple- street, Strood, Kent Mitcheldever, Hants 21, Long- lane, Leicester Malton, Yorks d/ f'; ' •' ..;•< -!|, j Cuts loft eyebrow, chin, and right oheek Scar on forehead, anchor and scar left arm, cut back left hand, cross right arm Boil mark left arm, fourth left finger crooked. Two previous convictions for felony ' M. A.' and anchor right arm, cut on forehead, mole on back Blood mark right arm, two boil marks loft of belly. Two previous convictions for felony Left little finger crooked. Two previous convictions for felony Scar right thumb 8] J3K|> raU joiliO niilsUttt O Top hp split. Two previous convictions for felony Four moles under left eye. Three preJ vious convictions for felony Cuts on forehoad, over right eyebrow, left) elbow, and left hand. Two previous convictions for felony Scar centre of forehead, blue sear ouisidii left eye, bald top of head Scars on face and forehead, fingers right > hand crippled. Two previous con- victions for felony Three previous convictions for felony Left arm deformed, diamond and anchor left hand, ' J. P.' and anchor right arm,. heart between thumb and finger right hand. Two previous convictions for, felony Cut second finger left hand Moles left arm and left of ne< jk, birth mark on nose. Three previous con- victions for felony Scars on forehead, right hand, fand left thumb, mole left arm Scar under left jaw, burn mark riklit side, deaf and dumb. Two previous eon- : viations for felony Cut left oheek, lost two front uppi- r teeth 01 , OS /> ! ui'toK j 8078 H Two previous convictions for feioi y Two scars left knee, and one unc er right t eyo .', • .-• iu.: i i ;; Vv'U.. i3 IX \ Mole left arm d • , ' t Scar over right eye. Three irevious convictions for felony Lost all lier teeth, blue dot tip of hose, on chin, and right of forehead, : reckled. Seven previous convictions for felonv Sears on knees, legs, and left shoulder Scar on each eye, burn left hip Cut left little finger. Two previous con- victions for felony Two scars left of forehead, ' A. S.' right arm, ' A. F.' aud fish,' A. § .' and ' J. F.' baqjo and flag left arm. Two previous convictions for felony, and 6cVentcen times for minor offences Enlarged veins left leg, cut left | middle finger Scar upper lip Anchor and * J. S. C. V.' right arm, diamond both second fingers. Throe previous convictions for felony Scar on forehead aud left hand. Four previous convictions for felony Scar right arm and chest Bald, lost part of right car. Two { irevious convictions for felony large purple birth mark right arm Pockmarked, mole right shoulder Scar left shin and left hand, wart back of neck Pockmarked, scar left side and left Bhoulder Mole left eyebrow and cheek, lost all but two teeth. Two previous conviotio'w for felony Scar right shoulder i • . . ' .. , • •> ' ' 1 li 1 . - jl 01 s ,.•;•!>: . i - IN' MS J h i- i as! ,. « a fjii J Apni 19. 7 WAR OFFICE, April 19, 1672. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. Uii and after this date ( Dec. 11,1857), until further notice, the Reward given by the War for the Apprehension of a Deserter . vifl be TWENTY SHILLINGS instead of TEN SHILLINGS; tho object bejja * to prevent ha crime of Desertion, and to hold out a greater inducement for the recovery of Deserters to Her Majesty s Service crpic2 so. NAME. NO. WlIEHE BO UN. SIZE. HAIB. j BYES. PACB. COAT < fc TBOC6EBB. DATE OP ' PLACE OP | | » EBEttIN., DESEBTION. MASKS and REMARKS. 219480 Crane, David _. 18th Foot Shandon sawyer 23 5 94 It. bm blue fresh 219481 Carr, John Uk. ditto Glasgow bricklayer 22 5 54 It. bm grey fan- 2194- 82 Cope, Thomas 1561 40th Foot Warwickshire wire weaver 204 5 44 brown blue fair 219483 Campbell, John 1499 44th Eoot London labourer 194 5 6 It. bm grey fresh 219484 Close, William 1480 50th Foot Henbury, Gloucester ditto 18$ S 6 It. bm grey fresh 219485 Campbell, Archbld. 1698 78th Foot Boleskine, Inverness engineer 264 6 24 dk. bra hazel fresh 219486 Cockrile, Thomas 1526 98th Foot Sunderland, Durham labourer 19} 5 44 brown blue frosh 219487 Clarkson, Henry j — 101st Foot Harrogate, York mason 24 5 54 brown grey fresh 219488 Chapman; Arthur 33101 Roy. Artillery Epping, Essex labourer 19$ 5 44 dk. bm hazel freeh 219439 Copeland, James 3256 ditto Kingsand, Middx. ditto 194 5 44 brown brown fresh 219490 Cresswell, George 2121 ditto Tettenhall, Stafford • 20 5 t i brown brown fresh 219491 Davis, John 1922 97th Foot Merthyr Glamorgan Oldham, Lancashire collier 234 5 6* bm hazel light 219492 Dixon, John ' _ General Serv. striker 19 5 6 dk. Lirn blue fair 219493 Evans, John 2021 Scots Fusiliers Aberavon, Glamorgan tinman 284 5 8$ sana brown light 219494 Ellison, Thomas 957 19th Hussars Reading, Berks blacksmith 24j 5 6 brown grey fresh 219495 Egan, Patrick 1533 57th Foot Roscommon clerk 19 5 75 brown blue fresh 219496 Fletcher, William 2378 Gren. Guards Burton- on- Trent, Stff. tailor 275 5 114 dk. bm grey fresh 219497 Fallan, Thomas 952 72nd Foot Edinburgh ditto 28 5 74 dk. bm hazel fresh 21949C Graham, Robert 1237 2nd Dragoons Dumfries painter 18$ 5 84 dk. brn blue fresh 219499 Gooch, William — 12th Lancers Bow, Middlesex coach smith 21 5 8 It. brn hazel fresh tweed; moleikin canvas ; tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto pilot; tweed regimental ditto 29 Mar. Cort • 17 Mar. Glasgow 1 April liubhn 20 Mar. Chatham 8 April ] Alderghot 30 Mar. Londondry.' off furlough M Mar. lemplemrc ditto tattooed 30 Mar. i Leeds recruit, attested I 2 April j Woolwich ar on forehead { 2 April | ditto recruit rocruit, not virpoiUy inspected tattooed on Left vrist ana arm fjar over left eye off past • ditto ! ditto brown; black regimental ditto plain regimental ditto ditto [ brown 1 April i& oebiynss. scar on forehead * tin plate wi 30 Mar. Merthyr off furlough 3 April Ashton- u- L recruit 2 April London pockpitted; took part of reg. nee. 1 April Shorneliffe 28 Mar. Limerick 26 Mar. London 2 April Fort George 30 Mar. Hamilton 31 Mar. J London took waist- belt and part of reg. i took part of reg. nec. ditto recruit, attested 219500 219501 219502 219503 219504 219505 219506 219507 219508 819509 Gready, William Gillman, John Gill, George Grimson, Frcdk. Given, Alexander Groves, William Hunt, James Hodson, George Hopkins, Thomas Huntingdon, Thos. 481 1833 3103 31485 2145 3824 1291 2522 2021 2149 Scots Fusiliers 26th Foot Boy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto 12th Lancers Gren. Guards 6th Foot 12th Foot Boddington, Nhmptn Cork Malchborn, Bedford Trowse, Norfolk Templemore, Derry Wimbledon, Surrey Kingston Brighton, Sussex Merthyr, Glamorgan Wigton, Cumberland 219510 219511 219512 219513 219514 219515 219516 219517 219518 219519 Henderson, John Hayes, Henry Harrington, Ted Hilton, Thomas Howarth, William Hoomen, Thomas Hill, George Hopkins, William Irvine, Robert Jary, Arthur Wm. Dublin Ancoats, Lancashire London Roy. Artillery, Lambeth, Surrey ditto Halifax, York ditto Samback, Cheshire ditto j Nottingham ditto 93rd Foot Royal H. Art. | Yarmouth, Norfolk | 1803 j40th Foot 22991100th Foot 3394 Rifle B^ gado 2506 27807 34690 28001 33890 1727 32004 Hemel Hempstead* Arbroath, Forfar labourer ditto bricklayer carter labourer ditto tuner servant labourer ditto porter cartel- labourer carter cart driver boatman ostler labourer mill worker tailor 31 22 21 19} 26 204 214 26 214 20- 5 lis brown 64 brown 4 brown 44 brown 75 It. brn 44, It. brn 84 dk. brn 8J It. brn 10 It. bm 54 It. bm blue dk. bra hazel brown grey blue brown grey blue blue fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh regimental ditto velvet; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 28 ilar. ditto 1 April Aldershot 9 April | ditto 1 April ( Woolwich 6 April New'tle- o- T 31 Mar. Newport, M 29 Mar. Hounslow 29 Mar. London 7 April Curragh 30 Mar. Preston took waist- belt and part of reg. nee. off pass to London mole back of right shoulder two scars on neck took part of reg. nec. off escort duty 194 244 20 244 214 204 204 20 194 194 64 dk. bm 54 brown 5 brown 8 dk. bra 41 It. brn 44 fair dk. bm It, bm brown brown hazel hazel hazel hazel grey grey hazel blue grey hazel fresh dark dark fresh pale fresh fresh fresh sallow fair ditto " ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 1 April 31 Mar. 21 Mar. 9 April 3 April 1 April 31 Mar. 1 April 29 Mar. 1 April Dublin Aldershot Portsmouth New'tle- o- T 1 Woolwich ditto ditto ditto Edinburgh Woolwich D, scar above right eyebrow scars on right cheek and hand peculiar twitching in right cheek enlarged gland in right groin, left thomb [ nail crashed « Herts two mole9 on back, lost a front tooth 219520 219521 219522 219523 219524 219525 219526 219527 219528 219529 Jones, John James Jones, Wm. Kerwick, William Kelly, Patrick Knightindale, J. Langley, William Leech, Thomas Lewis, James Lyons, James Linch, Thomas 2779 Roy. Artillery! Aberystwith, Cardign 2246 ditto Epsom, Surrey 3144' Gren. Guards'Edinburgh — 27th Foot EnniscOrthy, Wexfrd 2515 Royal H. Art Watford) Herts 2210 Gren. Guards Cambridge 1679 12th Foot | Leicester 1905 Rifle Brigado 3036 Roy. Artillery 106211 Rl. Engineers Clerkenwell, Middlsx Stratford Essex Rochester, Kent farmer tailor groom eaffor labourer shoemaker labourer shoemaker labourer bricklayer 119} | 204 264 24 22} 254 184 204 194 204 7 8 11 54 11? 94 6 44 4$ 4 brown , hazel brown jgrey brown grey brown blue brown grey It. bm hazel brown grey dk. brn liozel brown grey sandy 11 lue fresh fair fresh sallow fresh fair fresh fresh iresh fresh ditto ditto ditto blue cloth regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 1 April 3 April 17 Mar. 28 Mar. 1 April 28 Mar. 30 Mar. 28 Mar. 2 April 24 Mar. Shoehrynss. ditto London ditto Exeter London Preston Chatham Woolwich Aldershot scar back of neck broke out of baiTacks cross above left wrist; recruit, approved took part of reg. nec. mole back of left shoulder scar back of left hand ' L.' right arm | broke out of camp 219530 219531 219532 219533 219534 219535 219536 219537 219538 219539 Lunny, Thomas McLellan, George Macarrick, John Mardell, Charles Mooney, Edward McKnight, James Murphy, William McKay, John Monk, Edward McCormack, Peter — ' General Serv. 636! 2nd Dragoons 78 19th Hussars 2313 Cold. Guards 2176 16th Foot 2163 1181 1538 1552 ditto 18th Foot 25th Foot 73rd Foot ditto Manchester New Monkland. Lnrk St. Helier's; Jersey Bengeo, Herts Dublin lisburn, Antrim Shandon, Cork Richmond, Canada Newburgh, Lancashre Glasgow labourer miller labourer ditto ditto ditto blacksmith labourer ditto groom 19 294 34$ 214 214 194' 21 23 ! 22 26 64 dk. bra dk. brn brown brown brown brown black light It. brn red brown brown hazel grey grey grey grey grey blue hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh ruddy pale tweed; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto white; tweed regimental ditto ditto 3 April 30 Mar. 28 Mar. 30 Mar. 30 Mar. 28 Mar. 29 Mar. 13 Mar. 21 Feb. 18 Feb. Manchester Edinburgh Brighton Windsor Dublin ditto Cork Birr Colombo ditto recruit, not surgically inspected D ; took some clothing took waist- belt recruit mole bottom of spine ; off furlough 219540 319541 219542 219543 219544 219545 219546 219547 219548 219549 McDonald, James McNulty, Charles Marsden, Robert Morrison, E. W. Nestor, Michael Orr, Joseph Pack, Thomas Page, Richard Pullen, James Power, John 1611 88th Foot 2219. Rifle Brigade 1698 Roy. Artillery 347061 ditto 1934 101st Foot, 1909 Roy. Artillery 1G7' > 12th Foot 2410,20th Foot 1345150th Foot 1762 86th Foot London Marylebone Burnley, Lancashire London Claremorris, Mayo Belfast, Antrim Wellingborough*' Northampton Marshfield, Bristol Emley, Tipperary pressman groom mason labourer ditto ditto shoemaker cord wainer labourer ditto 22$ 204 354 204 214 254 134 224 184 244 64 54 74 44 54 10$ 6 6$ 5$ 54 brown It. bm It. brn It. brn brown dark brown blown brown black grey hazel grey blue blue hazel hazel grey hazel grey 219550 £ 19551 219552 219553 219554 219555 819556 219557 219558 819559 219560 219561 219562 219563 219564 219565 219566 21C567 819568 219569 Pitt, John Phillips, Edward Page, Walter Ridley, David Roscoe, John Roberts, W. J. H. Rowland, Alfred Russell,* James Rice, George Reynolds, G. H. 2043 Rille Brigade 33801 ditto 34/ 7211 Royal H. Art. 1005 5th Dmg. Gds. 2169| Pth Foot 1403 67th Foot 1354 3513 5106 1991 73rd Foot 79th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto Birmingham, Wrwck Stepney, Middlesex Hull, York Harrogate Bangor Portsea, Hants London Neilston, Renfrew Kingsland, Middlesx Deptford, Kent tailor ditto shoeing smh engine tentr engine fitter musician labourer ditto ditto ditto 21* 15 18$ 5 244 5 18 224 214 24 36 194 23$ brown brown brown saudy brown brown brown brown brown brown grey hazel g^ blue ; grey grey grey grey brown brown fresh sallow fresh fresh pale fresh fresh pale fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fair fresh fresh fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 30 Mar. 30 Mar. 31 Mar. 2 April 23 Mar. 28 Mar. 30 Mar. 1 April 8 April 30 Mar. Portsmouth Chatham Woolwich ditto Bury Pembroke Preston Dublin Aldershot Fermoy mole on chest tattooed right arm, curved line left arm slight varicose veins left leg scar on belly broke out of barracks scar on chest * Northampton scar right cheek, brown mark rt. of abdotMn off pass ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto black; brown regimental ditto 29 Mar. 21 Mar. 1 April 31 Mar. 30 Mar. 26 Mar. 21 Feb. 2 April 30 Mar. 2 April Chatham Portsmouth Woolwich York Gravesend Shomcliffe Colombo Parkliurst Ipswich Woolwich two scars right side left Httle finger contracted ; ofi pas; stole clothes D ; took part of reg. nec. scar left cheek * alias mole outside left nipple ; off pass to 1 sear left arm and buttock Riorden, Joseph Roach, William Skerritt, Richard Smith, Robert Smith, Joseph Smith, Thomas Sneath, Charles Smith, Joseph Stewart, Charles E. Semple, Robert 3573 1065 1297 2106 1294 1600 2353 ditto General Serv. 4th Drag. Gds 9nd Dragoons 10th Hussars Cold. Guards lst Foot 8th Foot 16tli Foot 18th Foot . Marylebone, Middlsx Dublin Birr, Kings Glasgow Clerkenwell, Middlsx Chesterton, Oxford London Brighton, Sussex Chippenham, Wilts Glasgow ditto shoeing smh labourer fitter printer labourer carman labourer clerk labourer 21 15 21 5 26$ 5 21 5 204 5 22 5 26 ,5 245,5 25 ] 5 194( 5 44 dk. brn grey 54 dk. bra 9J It. bra 84 It. brn 64 brown 104 browu 5$ It. brn 64 ir> wn 74 It. brn 5$ It. brn grey blue grey grey hazel blue grey grey grey dark sallow fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh ditto cloth; tweed regimental blue; moleskin regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto black; cord 31 Mar. 2 April 30 Mar. 2 April 29 Mar. 22 Mar. 30 Mar. 16 Mar. 30 Mar. 30 Mar. Aldershot Dublin blue cross right arm ; recruit Manchester off leave Glasgow recruit, not surgically inspected Colchester scar right knee Windsor took waist- belt and part of retr nec. Warley D Manchester took great coat and part of reg. nec. Colchester j Glasgow 219570 219571 219572 219573 219574 219575 219576 219577 219578 219579 Sponge, Thomas Saunders, C. J. Schofield, Henry Simpson, John Stamp, Thomas Smith, John Stevens, George Smith, Edward Smith, Nelson Stasey, William 2408 20th Foot 1757 53rd Foot 1654 98th Foot 1774 5385 3365 3350 32847 33321 34317 101st Foot 102nd Foot Riflo Brigado Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto Alington, Lincoln Caversham, Berks Kidderminster, Wore Longfield, Tyrone Shepston, York Loudon Clapham, Surrey Bermondsey Greenwich, Kent London ditto ditto puddler dealer collier labourer shoeing smh harness mkr labourer bricklayer 204 5 19 5 234 5 224 22 244 22} 18 194 214 4$ brown 5 brown 54 dk. bra 5$ dk. bra 6 brown 5 dk. brn 44' dk. brn 7 brown 44 ilk. brn 84 brown grey grey grey hazel brown grey blue grey brown grey light fresh sallow sallow sallow fresh fresh fresh dark fresh recruit, surgically inspected regimental ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 1 April 28 Mar. 28 Mar. 22 Mar. 3 April 14 Mar. 31 Mar. 27 Mar. 2 April 30 Mar. Dublin | Gt. Yarmth. took the whole of reg. nec, Templei* e. off furlough Ashton- u- L took part of reg. nec. Aldershot Portsmouth Woolwich ditto ditto Grain Fort ; 19580 Sculley, James 219581 Seagrave, Alfred 219582 Smith, Sam 219583 Taffe, Owen 219584 Trusting, Peter 219585 Ticknor, Frank 219586 Taylor, John 219587 Watts, Arthur 219588 Williams, Henry 219589 Watkins, William 2170 I 953 i 1854 1680 30682 I 66 983 ! 2222 ditto Army Service 57th Foot Rille Brigado ditto Roy. Artillery lst Life Gds. lst Dragoons Scots SWUms Brompton, Middx. Epsom, Surrey Birmingham Bantier, Cork Bermondsey, Surrey West Moulsey, Surrey St. Pancras, Middx. Felixstow, Suffolk Cheltenham, G/ ouc. Merthyr Tyd., Glam. carman painter action flier labourer ditto ditto ditto draper groom accountant 20} 24$ 22 244 194 194 194 364 22$ 27 stammers a little tattooed on arms ; off pass 44 brown 44 brown 5| brown 64 dk. brn 5$ brown 54 brown 44 dark 0} brown 10 brown dk. brn 5 9 grey blue grey blue grey grey grey brown hazel hazel fresh fresh fresh . fair fresh fresh frosh fresh 1 fresh fair black; striped regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto 3 April I April 3 April 25 Mar. 1 April 6 Ipril 2S Mar. 29 Mar. 1 April 2 April Woolwich seajc ou forehead j recruit Aldershot flag on left arm Birminghm recrui , not finally approved off furlough to Kanturk, Cork tattooed ou arms Limerick Shorr. elifl'e Dover Woolwich Windsor Dundalk London scar lower part of back off pass to Ipswich oil' pass broken tooth and deformed nail 219590 219591 219592 jSlSoso 219594 219595 219596 2195P7 219598 219599 White, William Wilding, Matthew Wilson, Patrick watson, Thos. John Watson, John Williams, Hugh Watt, James M. Wood, John Worgan, John Wilkins, Alfred 2182 1605 2050 1920 1720 JL 704 lt' 71 52^ 3 j 1886xl fitli foot " ] '-' th Foot 46t, h Foot 38th Foot ,42nd Foot 47th Foot 93rd Foot Rifle Brigade Roy. Artillery Army Service Birmingham Bolton, Lmcashire Dublin Brentwood, Essex Kilmally, Inverness Anglesea Old Machar, Aberdcn. clerkenwell, Middx. chepstow, Monmouth Walcot Somerset ; — baker * servant w aiter labourer ditto tailor eroom bufcKer 21 20$ 19i 22 224 184 21} 23$ 224 21} 6$ dk. brn hazel 6 brown brown 64 black brown brown brown brown brown fair fresh sallow ditto ditto ditto grey blue It. bm fjrey brown | hazel dk. brn blue brown ' prey swrthy drab; cord dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 1 April 2 April 1 April 3 April 8 April 29 Mar. 29 Mar. 3 April 24. Mar. 4 April Curragh Preston Dublin Derby Devon port Fleetwood Edinburgh Shornclitlb Hortield Aldershot tattooed on arms sear on left thijh recruit, attested * steel toy workar * tin plate workst tattooed on left ami lost tip of left finger; off pass to Reading 8 POLICE GAZETTE. April 19 DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA. oypioa so. NAME Kits NO. COUPS. WHBBB BORN. TRADE. H O - « SIZE. HAIB. EYES. PACE. COAT & TBOUSEBB. DATS OP DESEBTN. PLA0H OP DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. A6115 96116 96117 96118 96119 96120 96121 96122 96123 96124 Robert Williams Thomas Jones James Shannon John Williams John Ratigan John Hamilton Isaac Brown Thomas Mills John Burns John Welch 5368 53G9 5376 5379 5384 5387 5383 5400 5405 5- 1- 10 7th Lane.* ditto di'to ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Dukinfield, Cheshire Crewe Manchester Birr, Kings' Manchester Sheffield, York Bradford Manchester ditto Leeds, York labourer bricklayer labourer grinder baker wire drawer dealer labourer mason labourer 20 24 21 23 19 18 19 23 25 19* 5 6 5 5 5 8 5 4 5 5J 5 4 5 5* 0 4 5 4J 5 45 brown dk. brn dk. brn black brown oandy brown It. brn It. brn light blue blue brown brown grey grey grey grey grey blue frosh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. Bury ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto tattooed right arm * absent from training wart back of right wrist scar right side of neck two cuts between eyebrows scar right temple wart front of left arm mole back of left buttock scar below right ear Bear right arm 96125 96126 96127 96128 96129 96130 96131 96132 96133 96131 Henry Booth James Nedry Thomas Lever John Wilson Henrv Carter George Baker John Lee Edward Party George Hammond Thomas Court 5411 5445 5448 5459 5473 5485 5481 5486 5493 5514 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Manchester ditto Bolton Kendal, Westmorlnd Manchester ditto Castlerea, Roscommn Manchester Garstang, Lancaster Ashbury, Derby patternmkr. carter labourer ditto bricklayer labourer dyer ditto clerk ostler 22 22J 21 28 21 25 21 19 22 19 5 4* 5 3* 5 4 5 8* 5 3* 5 4* 5 6 5 6 5 4 5 5 brown dk. brn It. brn black It. brn brown brown sar. uy black black blue brown grey grey blue hazel blue hazel hazel grey fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh palo tvesll dark 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto tattooed on arms mole under left nipple scar right elbow scar left cheek scar corner of left eye scar right buttock scar front of left arm scar back of neck small red mark top of forehead mole outer side of left elbow 96135 96136 96137 96138 96139 96140 96141 96142 9614- 3 96144 Charles King John Hargraves Robert Smith William Lawrence 5519 5522 5523 3142 ditto ditto ditto 5th W. York Manchester ditto Wigan America bricklayer piecer joiner musician 18 23 18 25 5 3* 5 6} 5 8 5 3* It. brn brown It. bm sandy blue brown hazel grey fresh dark pale 6allow 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 2 April ditto ditto ditto Knaresboro mole back of neck scar front of chest five round scars left buttock [ ton scar right side of neck ; laBt heard of at Skip ADMIRALTY. 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 at the expiration of 3 months, and £ 1 only at the expiration of 6 months from the date of desertion. and after the expiration of a complete year, no reward will be paid, except under special circumstances. No reward will be given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a regular Police is organized, but all reasonable expenses will be paid. NAME. SHIP DESERTED OB DIS- CHARGED FROM. Daniel Grace Michael Emery Henry Kenning Abm. Burton Daniel J. Seach Henry Hallum James Mathis Erancis Clarke William Bailey Hy. Cook P. Benjamin Hy. Brown John Wareham James Kirkham Barnard McKey J. O'Shaughnessey Richard Corbett William Johnson James McShane John Allingham Jesse H. Hodder William Wallis J. E. Phillips Charles J. Howman Richard Stapleton Charles H. Davies William Jones Arthur Wm. Moore Edw. Hodge Phil. Palfrey E. C Rotf Josh. Hopper William Tozer Benjamin Fowler Samuel Baldwin Henry Wooley George Reid F. Snowden William Keys William Bryant William Braby William Rakestraw Henry Halls William Hyde John Farnell William Vesey J. H. Perring Benjamin Calvert Henry Joyce A. Woods John Dollery Henry Husk Samuel Carter W. Matheson J. Huntington Henry Lovell Thos. Cole Wm. T. Auglin Henry Hughes David Finlay Simoom, deserter Reserve, deserter ditto ditto ditto ditto Crocodile, straggler D. of Wellington, straggler ditto ditto ditto Excellent, deserter Vanguard, deserter Implacable, deserter ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Lord Warden, deserter Valorous, straggler ditto D. of Wellington, deserter1 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Pallas, deserter ditto D. of Wellington, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Reserve, deserter Cameleon, deserter ditto Fawn, deserter ditto 17 April 27 Mar. 24 Mar. 31 Mar. 24 Mar. 27 Mar. 15 April 15 April 15 April 15 April 15 April 30 Mar. 13 April 5 April 5 April 5 April 5 April 5 April 5 April April April April April April April April April 21 Feb. 12 April 12 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 3 April 3 April 3 April 3 April 3 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 10 April 5 April 5 April 5 April 5 April 5 April 5 April 5 April 19 Mar. 12 Nov. 28 Nov. 8 Nov. 8 Nov. RATING. H < 3 •< SIZE. WHERE BORN. HAIR. EYES. PACE. private, R. Marines 33 5 5* 1 Brighton, Sussex • brown hazel ordinary 19 5 2 Portsmouth brown hazel — ditto 21 5 0£ Birmingham brown hazel ditto 24 4 9 Quebec brown grey — A. B. 23 4 9} London brown blue — ordinary 21 4 9 Southampton brown blue — private, R. Marines 29 5 5} Galway dk. brn grey — A. B. 29 5 8* Chelmsford, Essex brown hazel — ditto 37 5 ft Clonlon, Down It. brn hazel — ordinary 19 4 8i Woodbridge, Suffolk It. brn grey — ditto 21 5 5 Trinidad — — — A. B. 23 5 5 Harbledown, Kent dk. brn grey boy, 2nd class _ 5 1 St. Colomb, Cornwall brown blue freck. boy, 1st class 18 5 5 Calverton, Notts light blue — ditto 18 5 1 Downpatriek, Down brown grey — boy, 2nd class 18 5 0i Manchester brown grey — ditto 17 5 3* Chester brown blue ditto 16 5 4'} Holdsworth, Suffolk brown blue ditto 17 5 2J Tunbridge Wells brown grey — ditto 17 5 4* London brown dark —. ditto 16 5 1* Nottingham dark dark — ditto 16 5 1* Rotherhithe, Surrey sandy blue — ditto 16 5 0* Loudon dark blue — ditto 16 5 2* Chipping Campdcn* brown light — ditto 16 5 1J Westminster brown blue — ditto 17 5 1 St. Giles brown brown — ditto 1G 5 0 Birmingham light brown — ordinary 21 5 2* Mistley, Essex light blue — ditto 21 5 4 St. Budeaux, Devon light grey fair A. B. 23 5 7 Kingston, Canada red grey fair ditto 23 5 8 London light hazel — ditto 30 5 5* Hollingsborne It. brn blue — ditto 33 5 5 Taunton, Somerset brown blue — ordinary 20 4 11* Manchester light blue — A. B. 27 4 9i Newport light grey — ordinary 19 5 3 St. Paneras, London brown hazel A. B. 31 5 7 Sunderland, Durham brown hazel — ordinary 22 5 0} Easingwold, Yorkshire brown hazel — A. B. 25 4 8* Lambeth, Surrey light grey — ditto 26 5 7 Bristol light brown — ordinary 20 5 2 Barnstaple, Devon It. brn blue — ditto 23 4 10* Caen, Devon brown hazel — private, R. Marines 37 5 7* Cambridge brown grey — ditto 38 5 6 Clewbury, Salop dark hazel — ditto 25 5 8 Lichfield brown grey — ditto 24 5 6* Chudleigh, Devon dk. brn grey — ditto 23 5 7 Dartmouth It. brn hazel — ditto 21 5 7 Aecrington, Lancaster brown hazel — A. B. 23 4 10 Southampton St. Helier's, Jersey brown grey — ordinary 20 4 8* brown hazel — A. B. 27 5 6 Portsea, Hants dark hazel — ordinary 20 5 1* Islington, London brown hazel — A. B 25 5 3 Shooter's Hill, Kent brown brown — ordinary A. B. 21 5 6 Dundee, Forfar brown blue — 24 5 2 Buiy, Lancashire dark blue — ordinary i9 5 4 Blandford, Dorset brown grey — ditto 20 5 4* Atherington, Devon brown grey — ditto 21 5 8 Cork dark brown — A. B. 24 5 10 Camberwell, Surrey brown brown — ditto 30 5 10i Liverpool dark hazel — MARKS AKD REMARKS. broke out of ship; served in Monarch £ 3 reward served in Monarch ditto served in Warrior ditto served in Virago ditto sear on left cheek ; served in Myrmidon ditto served in Duke of Wellington mole on right calf, scar on back of left thigh served in Egmont served in Asia served in Royal Oak man of colour; served in Duke of Wellington served in Forte £ 3 reward ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto uuxu uu U1LQOU scar on forehead; served in St. Vincent, Irresistible, and Sector shape of a leg of mutton on left si3e of abdomen three cuts on forehead pockpitted burn on breast * Gloucestershire scar on left arm ; served in Medusa served in Asia bracelet, heart, and flower on right wrist; served in Warrior served in Bristol served in Jumna served in Warrior served in Monarch served in Hector served in Himalaya sear on forehead ; served in Himalaya and Royal Adelaide served in Rattlesnake, Thalia, and Royal Adelaide served in Cressy, Minotaur, Cumberland, Dragon, and Cameleon served in Orion, Conqueror, and Asia served in Zealous and Revenge served in Liverpool and Phoebe served in Fndymion served in Forte served in Warrior served in Bristol served in Warrior two scars on right eye; served in Bristol scar on forehead £ 3 reward Berved in Gladiator served in Royal Adelaide and Himalaya Berved in Terror, Phcebe, Royal Alfred, Revenge, Mid Mersey served in Impregnable, Constance, and Excellent served in Zealous ROYAL MARINES. Description of Deserters and Men Discharged as Objectionable, NAME. DIVISION. WHEBE BORN. HAIR. EVES. PACK. I COAT & TBOUSEBS. DATE OP DESERTJT. PLACE OP DE8EBTION. MAEKS AND REMARKS. William Steel John Smith* John Edmondson Charles Seymour John Jones William Smith John Thompson James Fitzpatrick* James Boyd John Barry James Mitchell James Wilson James Mathews James Wilson George Pinsent John Jones Andrew Brady James Loudon John Smith Robert Pearson Chatham Portsmouth DepSt ditto ditto ditto London R. Marine Art. Chatham R. Marine Art. ditto Chatham Dundee Nottingham I Penrith, Cumberland Plymouth, Devon London Doncaster, York Lancaster Paisley, Renfrew Old Monkland, Lanrk Westminster, Mddlsx Ballymoney, Antrim Paisley, Renfrew Govan, Lanark ditto Newton, Devon St. Mary's Cray, Kent Dublin Glasgow Liverpool Northampton , groom labourer ditto mariner porter groom joiner slater carpet weaver labourer sweep engineer hammerman. ditto tailor baker groom shoemaker puddler shoemaker I21 1201 273 211 IS* [ 2ii : 24i 120 18} 19 20 19 19 21 127 28* 20 21 20 20* Gi, black 5* lr.. bra 7* I brown 10*| light 5*! samly 6*;! t. brn 8 ) dk. brn brown brown It. brn dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn It. bra brown brown brown dk. brn brown It. brn G 5* 7 71 51 35 m 5* 84 9 8* 6 5* hazel grey brown blue bluo 2rcv blue bluo bluo hazel grey blue hazel hazel grey hazel blue hazel brown grey swarth frosh ( lorid fair fresh fair dark fresh fresh fresh dark 1 fresh dark fair fresh fresh fair dark dark fair dark ; tweed undress uniform ditto uniform ditto supposed plain tweed tweed; moleskin guernsey; cord black; tweed tweed blue; tweed tweed undress uniform tweed blue; tweed serge coat uniform 11 April 13 April 4 April j 11 April 1 April 1 April 1 April 22 Mar. 18 Mar. 3 April 5 April 14 Feb. 31 Mar. 21 Mar. 27 Mar. 6 Mar. 20 Mar. 4 Mar. 8 Mar, Edinburgh Chatham Forton Walmcr ditto ditto ditto Greenock ditto Westminstr Coleraine Paisley ditto ditto Chatham Portsmouth Hamilton Glasgow Liverpool Chatham stout appearance, poekpitted ; recruit, attested scar on left arm ; discharged * alias Dennis O'Connor scar right temple-; off furlough to Penrith, Cumlxarland discharged with ignominy sear on left arm scar on forehead, only on © testicle recruit, attested * supposed to be Andrew Wilson ditto pockpitted ; recruit scar under right ear ; Tecruit, not surg; ieaHy inspected name supposed fictitious; recruit I cat on forehead ditto ditto tattooed rt. arm & hand ditto ditto recruit recruit, surgically inspected recruit; name supposed to ' oe fictitious off pass to Northampton Loitdos . 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