V w THE Police Gazette, HUE- OR AIOD- CRY. Published for Ireland on every Tuesday and Friday. All Notices intended for insertion in the Hue- and- Cry are to be transmitted under cover addressed to the Inspector- General of Constabulary, authenticated by a Separate Communication. No Description can bo inserted unless an Information shall have been Sworn; but it is not necessary to forward the Informations to the Inspector- General^ As the Law < 48Cl ct," 3, c. 140, s. 44.) only permits the insertion of Notices respecting Felonies, no other description of Notice can be inserted in the Huo- and- Cry. *„* Sbquluin'eguiatitJes arise in tho delivery of the Hue- and- Cry, it will be necessary to forward one oft the covers, or give the number it bears, as without this Information it is almost impossible to rectify the mistake. DUBLIN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1882. ENGLISH POLICE. ^ • £ 2 REWARD. STOI. F. N, between 9 45 A. M. and 10 A. M., the 6th * t/ inst., from No. 50, Shaftsbury- street, Eccles, the fol- lowing articles, viz.:— One gold lever watch, with gold djil. No. 11,040, chased case, attached one imitation • rojd ' All* i t with gold locket, blood- stone shapeof a shield, I'Tul H small gold shield in centre, and on tbe other side a blue stone with gold Masonic emblem in centre,' one lady's gold Geneva watch, maker's name, Grey, of fteic'strr; one long gold lady's Albert chain, with broken piece, attached with gold seal and key; one lady's long gold chain, sfake pattern; one pair lady's gold earrings, bjfd pattern, gold fringes at the bottom with a stone in each ; one gent's gold signet ring, with initials W. P. II.; one gent's gold mourning ring, with a cavity for hair, & c.; one lady's black Cashmere dress, trimmed with black satin; one black cloth twilled jacket, plain pattern, with black cloth buttons; one pair lady's buttoned boots; one pair lady's dark brown kid gloves; one lady's white, one pink, and one dark red silk neckties ; one gent's blue and lavender silk necktie; ono small iron safe money- box, containing about 10j. in silver and Copper; one round brown tin box j one card, giving all the trains between Manchester and Liverpool, by Mary J. Leslie, domestic servant, and is of tho following description:— About 20 years old, 5 feet 2 inches high, slender bttild, flat white face, dark hair; her back teeth decaycd ; uboutNive teeth in front of upper gum closed together, which would make it appear they were prominent Dressed in dark blue " print dress, black straw hat witli gray feather in, and . two imitations of red roses; may be wearing the stolen ^ jacket. It is probable she may go to America, she having friends there. Information to Mr. Superintendent BENT, County Police Office, Old Trafford, near Manchester, or at the nearest Police Station. County Police Office, Old Trafford, December 8, 1882. ( 25343 M.— 46745.) STOLEN, from dwelling- bouse at Prestwich, between 8 P. M., 6th, and 4 A. M., 7th inst., one small silver lever hunting watch, double case, white dial, name inside, " Harry Main," Derby Hotel, Bootle ; one gent's gold ring, with large topaz ; one lady's small gold ring, set with rubies; one long silver chain, bead pattern; one black cloth coat jacket; one gray dolman, trimmed with black braid and tassels; two pair's of lady's buttoned boots, part worn ; one red flannel dressing gown, trimmed with white braid; one lavender silk skirt; one white satin bodice, trimmed with Maltese lace; one black travelling bag ; one fawn plaid stuff dress ; two black hats, one with black feather, by a domestic servant named Annie Hoey, about 19 years of age, 5 feet 2 inchi* r high, dark brown hair, broad full face,' surly expression, very small dirty hands, speaks with Irish accent; slie stated some time since that she intended to seek an Engagement at the Queen's Theatre, Dublin. She has a sweetheart residing in Dublin at 152, Upper Sherriff- strect, whose name is James O'Brien ; slio has a, friend named Mrs. Barnes, who resides at 16, Conner's Cottages, Coombe, Dublin, to whom she writes occasionally. It s vei y will be dressed in black, and black feathers. County Police Of!: Old trafford December 1882. ( 25' Lictnce- holder, Philip Doyle, arrested; Hue- and- Cr tima therein specified, give such information as would lead to the conviction of the Murderers of Lord Frederick Cavendish, the Chief Secretary, and Thomas Henry Burke, Esquire, the Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, in the Phoenix Park, Dublin, on the 6th May, 1883: And wherens- Jhe time therein specified for giving such information has expired : Now We. the Lord Lieutenant- General and General Governor of Ireland, are pleased to reDew the saitjl offer, and We do. hereby offer a reward of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING to any person or persons who, within six months from the date hereof, shall give such information as will lead to th* conviction of any of the Murderers : And a further reward of FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS for suphjortnate information as shall, within the same period, lead to the same result: AND whereas it is known that four perpetrators of these Murders escaped from the sc^ ne on an outside car which was driven away by a fifth person : Now We are also pleased44Weby to « ffer ir anv person concerned in or privy to these Murders ( not being one of tho above- mentioned four Murderers) who shall, within three months from the date hereof, give such information as shall lead to the conviction of any one of the Said four Murderers, a FREE PARDON and the special protection of the Crown in any part of Her Majesty's Dominions, In addition to a reward of FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS. And We are further pleased to offer a reward of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS to any such person concerned in or privy to these Murders, who shall, within the said last- mentioned period, give such private information as shall lead to the conviction of aDy one of the said four Murderers, or of any other person concerned in or privy to the Murders. AND We are further pleased hereby to offer a reward ot FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS for such private information as shall lead to the identification of any person concerned in or privy to the Murders, or of the horse and car used on the occasion, such last- mentioned reward of Five Hundred Pounds to be paid upou the information being corroborated to Our satisfaction by other information iu Our possession, even though no person should be made amenable to justice as a result thereof. And We hereby promise that every effort shall be made to insure that the name or names of any person or persons who may become entitled to any of the said rewards for private information shall not be disclosed or made public, and that the said reward shall be paid in any manner in which such person shall desire. Any person having any iaformiJ* on to give, may : ommunicate it to the Assistant Under Secretary for Irime. Dublin Castle, to the Superinten Detective Department of the Dublin Police, Dubliu Castle, or to any other Lt official in Great Britain or Ireland. at Dublin Castle, this 10th day of ivember, 1882. TION of the four men, wanted for murder . vendish and Mr. Burke, the Chief and ecretaries for Ireland, in the Phoenix Park, urday, 6th instant, between 7 and 8 P. M. : — About 35 years old, stout make, dark complexion, whiskers, and. moustache recently clipped, so as a bristling appearance, narrow forehead ollow or dinge on bridge of nose; wore a jerry hat and dark clothes. 2. About 30 years, sandy hair, whiskers, and moustache ; brown faded coat, as if much exposed to sun, soft black jerry hat. 3. About 20 years, small dark moustache, no whiskers; soft black hat and dark clothes. 4. About 30 years, sandy hair and moustache, beard on chin ; wore dark clothes and soft black hat. The height cannot be given of any, all being sitting on an- outside car, driven by a man between 35 and 40 years, red bloated face, with a few days' growth of beard on; dark or brown coat, supposed frieze, and low soft black hat. The horse was a bay or chestnut, of good action, and the car had either a dark green or a red panel. The men had the appearance of sailors or well- to- do artisans.— JOHN MALLON, Superintendent. A PROCLAMATION. By the Lord Lieutenant- General and General Governor of Ireland. SPENCER. WHErEAS Mr. Denis J. Field of Westmoreland- street, in this city, was, on the evening of the 27th November instant, about six o'clock, at North Frederick- street, in this city, felor- foualy and malici- ously stabbed and wounded by some person or persons, who immediately afterwards got on an out- side car which was waiting in Hardwicke- street, and drove off rapidly through Hardwicke- place : Now, We,- John Poyntz, Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant- General and General- Governor of Ire- Ireland, for the better apprehending and bringing to iustice the offenders and their accomplice hereby offer a reward of FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS to any person or persons who, within three months from the date hereof, shall give such information as will lead to the conviction of the said offenders or their accomplices, or any of them. And a further reward of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS for sucl' private information as shall, within the said pen . lead to the same result. And \\ nereby promise that every effort shall be made to insure that tbe name or names of any person or persons who may become entitled to the said reward for private information shall not be disclosed or made public, and that the said reward shall be paid in any manner in which such person shall desire. Any person having any information to give, may communicate it to the Assistant Under Secretary for Police and Crime, Dublin Castle, to the Super- intendent of the Detective Department of the Dublin Metropolitan Police, Dublin Castle, or to any other Government official in Great Britain or Ireland. Given at Dublin Castle, this 28th day of November, 1889. By His Excellency's Command, R. G. C. HAMILTON. PARTICULAR* relative to convict William Stewart 14551, convicted in Galway, county Galway, at Quarter Sessions, on 13th October, 1876, for larceny and previous conviction, and sentenced to seven years' penal servitude :— 38 years of age on con- viction, can read and write, belongs to the Church of Ireland, married, has four children, is a shoemaker born in Clones, county Monaghan, re- sided before conviction in Meath- street, Dublin, where his friends reside; dark hair, dark- brown eyes, light- brown eyebrows, large nose, regular mouth, sallow complexion, oval visage, stout make, 6 feet inches high, boil ma k back of n^ ck, kick mark on right shin marks on left leg. This convict was liberated from Mountjoy Prison on licence, 13th April, 1882, and went to Dublin, and subsequently to Belfast. He left his residence ? THE POLICE GAZETTE, OR HUE- AND- CRY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1883. in Belfast without notifying to the Police, and his present whereabouts are unknown. In the event of his arrest he should be dealt with under the 6th scctioa of the Act 84 & 35 Vic., cap. 119. General Prisons Board, December 14, 1883. ( 25865 m.— 46788.) Convict John Desmond, 14,71* 6 ( not reporting himself), not arrested; Hue- and- Cry, 17th Novem- ber, 1882. ROYAL IRISH Antrim. DESCRIPTION of the undernamed young offender who, on the 11th December, 1882, absconded from the Malone Reformatory School, at Belfast:— Arthur Hull, 16 years of age, fair hair, blue eyes, heavy eyebrows, regular nose, fresh com- plexion, oval visage, slight make, 5 ' feet 5 inches high, born at Ballymacarrett, Belfast, formerly be- longed to same place ; parents reside at Barrow- on- Farness L, large burn mark on ball of left leg, large burn mark on inside of same leg ; large ears. Dress worn by juvenile when he absconded :— Light brown tweed jacket, trowsers, and vest, blue cloth Glengarry cap, blue striped shirt, red and black check tie, nailed blucher boots, and woollen stoekings. The Manager of the Reformatory will defray tho expense of hi* conveyance, if arrested, to the nearest Justice, on remand, and will reward the person who may capture him with £ l. Office of Inspector of Reformatories, December 14, 1882. ( 25366 M.—^ 6789.) Voung offenders, John Fyfe and William J. Tate, described in Hue- and- Cry of 15th September last, have not boen arrested. Belfast. DESCRIPTION of Elizabeth Anne Rice, native of 56, Abyssinia- street, Belfast, who left her home at 56, Abyssinia- street, Belfast, on the 17th October, 1W82. in the bareay of Upper Belfast, parish of Shankhill. and has not since been heard of, and it is supposed some accident has befallen her, or has been taken away by some person :— Blue eyes, short nose, fair complexion, round face, slight make, 4 feet high, about 11 years of age, dark brown hair cut short j wore a dark navy blue dress, with kilty plaiting, and a largo Paisley shawl, a little faded; had no boots on. Belfast West, Nov. 17, 1882. ( 25208 it.— 45484.) Cavan. DESCRIPTION of Patrick Daly, native of Kilsarn, and John Reilly, native of Carnagh, who stand charged with having, on the 25th November, 1882, at Kilcogy, in the barony of Clonmahon, parish oi Drumlummon, grievously Assaulted Thomas Fitzpatrick, Of Kilmore, county Longford, Patrick Murray, of Portanure, and Francis Murray, of Portanure, county Cavan, by striking them with sticks or whips, inflicting bodily harm, and thereby placing the life of Francis Murray in danger. 1. Smart appearance, high bridge on nose, small dark moustache, no whiskers, dark or brown eyes, long nose, sallow complexion, regular face, medium make, 6 feet 9 inches high, about 28 years of age, dark hair ; wore a jerry hat, supposed will wear tweed coat, trowsers. and rest, lately purchased, colour not known; is a farmer's son. 2. Gray eyes, regular nose, sallow complexion, full face, medium make, 5 feet 8 inches high, about 31 years of age, light brown hair ; wore a jerry hat, dark tweed coat, trowsers, and vest, a good deal worn ; ia a farmer's SON. Ballyjamesduff, Dec, 1. 1882. ( 56092 o.— 4011.) Clare. DUBLIN CASTLE, 6th December. 1882. WHEREAS by Proclamation dftted the 2nd February, 1889, His Excellency, offered,, a reward of Five Hundred Pounds to any person or persons who should, within a limited tinjp therein specified, give such information as would lead to the conviction of the person or persons who committed the Murder of John Lennane, of Breffa South, near Miltown Malbay, in the county of Clare, on the night of the 24th January, 1882: And whereas the time therein specified for giving such information has expired: And His Excellency is pleased to renew the said offer, and doth hereby offer a reward of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS to any person or persons who, within six months from the date hereof, shall give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the person or persons who committed this Murder. His Excellency is also pleased to offer to any person concerned in, or privy to, the said Murder, other than the person or persons who actually committed the same, in case of his giving such information as shall lead to the conviction of the person or persons, or any of them, Concerned in this Murder, a FREE PARDON and the special protection of the Crown in any part of Her Majesty's Dominions, in addition to a reward of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS His Excellency is further pleased to offer a reward of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS ' for such private information, give i within the same period, as shall lead to the conviction of the person or persons who committed the'Murder. And His Excellency is further pleased to offer a reward of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS for such private information as shall lead to tho identification of any person concerne i in or privy to tbe Murder, surh last mentioned reward of One Hundred Pounds to be paid upon tl- e information being corroborated to His Excellency'* satisfaction by Qtber information in His Excell ency's pos'e^ sion, even though no person should be made amenable to justice as a result thereof. And His Excellency hereby promises that every effort shall be made to insure that the name or names of any person or persons who may become entitled to any of the said rewards for private information shall not be disclosed or made public, and that the said reward shall be paid in any manner in which such person shall desire. Any person having information to give may com- municate it to R. D. Crotty, Esq , Resident Magis- trate at Ennistymon : to Owen Wynne, Esq, Sub Inspector, Royal Irish Constabulary, at Ennistymon, or to any other Government Official in Great Britain or Ireland. By His Excellency's Command, R. G. C. HAMILTON. Donegal. Samuel O'Donnell ( embezzlement , not arrested ; Hue- smd- Cr/, 27th October, 1832., The person, na: < cattle stealing), de, November, 1882, n Down. and native place unknown jbed in Hue- and- Cry of 3rd [ rested. eflibed Hu Dublin. DESCRIPTION of harness, the property of Major- General George De Renzy, of Willbrook House, which was stolen from his stable, on the lands of Willbrook, parish of Rathfarnham. barony of Rath- down, on the 3rd November, 1882 :— One tingle set of silver- mounted harness, crest, '' rampant lion"; value for about £ 10. Is supposed to bnve been brought for sale to some part ot county Wicklow within the last few days. The cr^ jt has been removed but the mark of it probably remains on tbe harness. Two men are suspected, but no de- scription can be given. Dundrum, Nov. 15, 1882. ( 54790 c.— 6551.)" James Rooney ( horse stealing), not arrested, Hue-* and- Cry, 14th November. 18 < 2. V ^ William Hoey ( Intimidation), net arretted, JHue- and- Cry, 3rd November. 1882. James Dunne ( name supposed fictitious)' ( sheep stealing), not arrested; Hue- and- Cry, flth October, 1882. * r DESCRIPTION of two men, who gave their names a » James Wilson and Michael Murphy, refused to state their native places, who stand charged with having, on the 4th December, 1882. in the barony of Islands, parish of Drumcliffa picked the pocket, of John Kelly, and stole from him the sum of £ 3. Supposed to have committed crimes elsewhere :— 1. Small wart on right side of note ; dark eyes, long straight nose, dark complexion, oval face, medium make, 5 feet 6 inches high, about 30 years of age, dark hair, shaj| g3 all his face except mous- tache, and very small side whiskers wore a low felt hat, two overcoats, one a gray duster, the second a brown plaid tweed Ulster, dark twilled serge coat, gray tweed trowsers, and dark twilled serge vest; speaks with a Dublin accent; states he buys cattle on commission. 2. Gray eyes, short nose, fresh complexion, round face, medium make, 5 jfoet 4 J inches bigh, about 23 or 30 years of age, dark brown hair, shaves all his face except moustache ; wore a soft jerry hat, black ktiitted woollen vest, black frieze top coat, brown tweed coat, gray tweed trowsers, Hark tweed vest, and carried an oilcloth coat; speaks with an English accent; states he is a cattle de ler. Ennis, December 9, 1882. ( 553S4 o.— 7887.) Thomas Hickey ( sheep- stealing) not arrested; Hue- and- Cry, 17th November, 1882. James Fitzgerald ( assault endangering life), not arrested; Hue- and- Cry, 27th October, 1882. . Cork. DESCRIPTION of Philip Denehy, ( mother's surname Sullivan), native of Cloonts, county Kerry, who stands charged with having, on the 26th November, 1882, in the barony of Duhallow. parish of Nohovaldaly, indecently assaulted and attempted to commit a rape on Eliza Murphy:— Awkward gait, gray eyes, regular nose, dark complexion, round face, medium make, 5 feet 7 inches high, about 24 years of age, dark hair; wore a low jerry hat, black tweed coat, gray tweed trowsers, and gray tweed vest; is a labourer; sometimes works at Kilmallock, county Limerick. Kanturk, Nov. 30, 1882. ( 55355 c.— 7808.) DESCRIPTION of John Gilbert, native of Lurgan, county Armagh, who, on the 15th inetf ~ barony of Duhallow, parish of Clonfert, under sec. 12 of Prevention of Crime (. 1889, and committed for one month to Coj his failing to find sureties to keep the p< letters J. J. on loft wrist, three blue doti left hand, thumbs of both hands crookei jointed, varicose veins in calf of left leg, long nose fair complexion, long face, 5 feet 11 inches high, about 20 years of age7 wore a fur cap, dark gray coat, gray trowsi vest; is a painter. This person may have committed crime elsewhei as there is nothing known about him in where he stated he is from, and that his fi| shoemaker and lived in Church place. Kanturk, Nov. 26, 1883. ( 55334 c. Fermanagh. Benjamin Hawtrey ( stealing), described in hue- and- Cry of 13th October, 1882, hss not been arrested. Galway DUBLIN CASTLE, 9th June, 1882. WHEREAS at or about the hour of twenty minutes past three o'clock, P. M., on Thursday, the 8th June, instant, Walter M. Bourke, Esq., of Rabassane Park, Craughwell, in the county of Galway, and Corporal Wallace, of the Royal Dragoons, were shot dead on the road close to one ot the gates of Castle Taylor Demesne, near Ardrahan, in the said county, by some person or persons at present unknown : His Excellency, for the better apprehending and bringing to justice the perpetrators of these Murders, is pleased hereby to offer a reward of TWO THOUSAND POUNDS to any person or persons who shall, within six months from the date hereof, give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the person or persons, or any of them, who committed the said Murders. And a further reward of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS for such private information as shall lead to the same result. His Excellency is also pleased to offer in addition to the above rewards a FREE PARDON and the Special Protection of the Crown in any part of Her Majesty's Dominions to any person concerned in, or privy to, the said Murders other than the person or persons who actually committed the same, in case of his giving such information as shall lead to the con- viction of the persons, or any of them, concerned in the Murders aforesaid. And whereas any person who knowingly receives into his or her house or otherwise harbours or maintains any of the persons who committed the said Murders, or conceals or aids any of them in escaping or endeavouring to escape from justice becomes liable to penal servitude for life : His Excellency is pleased hereby to offer a reward of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS to any person or persons who shall, within three months from the date hereof, give such information as shall lead to the CONVICTION of ji^ H^ Awio has so received, harboured, incealed, or assisted in endeavouring " itice, or who shall receive, harbour, , or assist! in endeavouring to any of the persons who committed ) ixcellefecy's Command, . G. C. HAMILTON. paid, on conviction, by lent Magistrate at Gort, entitled to them under the potion. lus Kelly, Michael Rogerson, „ _ -^^ i^ drsori.; and trick Touhy ( attempt to blow uplfa geStfem - ia's * residence with dynamite), not arrested; hue and- Cry, 2 » th July, 1882. TEX POLICE GAZETTE, OR HUE- AND- CRY, DECEMBER 1882. sat Kildare. John Nolan, of 38, St. Andrew- street, Dublin' whose description first appeared in the Hue- and- Cry of 33nd September, 1882, has not returned to his home. John Cross ( arson), not arrested; Hue- and- Cry, 1st September, 1883. King's. DESCRIPTION of Laurence Fen^^, alias Patrick Hogan, native of Kilkenny, who stands charged with having, on the 22nd November, 1* 82, in the barony of Philipstown Low » r, parish of Kilclonfert, when arrested for larceny, had in his possession a silver Geneva watch, No. 40,710, the letter " N" scratched on tbe inside of case, also a steel watch key, both value for £ 1, which are believed to have be? n stolen. ( See Hue- aod- Cry of 21st November, 1883, under Queen's County):-— Small hollow on bridge of nose, which is flat and tmck; blue eyes, thick nose, dark complexion, regular f » ce, slight make, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, about 30 years of age, black hair; wore a jerry hat, dark coat, trowsers, and vest, and strong boots; is a sheemaker. Edenderry, Nov. 37, 1882. ( 54797 c.— 5639.) Patrick Connell ( young offender), has been ar- rested,; Hue- and- cry, 13th October, 1883. Peter Clarke ( young offender), not arrested; Hue- and- Cry, 18th October, 1882. Leitrim. The two persons, names and native places un- known ( robbery of arms), not arrested; Hue- and- Cry, 3rd November, 1882. limerick. DESCRIPTION of three men, names unknown, who stand charged with having, on tbe Slst August, 1883, stolen the sum of twenty pounds ten shillings, the property of Mrs. Margaret Hennessy, from her dwelling- house, in the barony of Lower Connello, parish of Kilscannell:—- 1. Very tall, no hair on face ; wore a je< ry hat, dark tweed coat, and white flannel drawers. 3. About 6 feet 9 inches in height, black whiskers with rest of face shaved ; wore a jerry hat and dark clothes. 8. About middle height, no hair on face ; wore a jerry hat and dark clothes. ( 58784 c.— 6677.) William Fitzgerald ( indecent assault on a child), not arrested; Hue- and- Cry, 10th October, 1882. Londonderry. Robert Johnston, convict on licence, native of Londonderry, who stands charged with having failed to report himself to Police at Coleraine; not arrested; Hue- and- Cry, 24th October, 1882. Convict E. Kelly, alias Thomas M'Cartney ( not arrested); ' Hue- and- Cry, 10th October, 1883. Louth. DEscrIPTIOn of Charles Reid, native of Wallace- row, Yellowbatter, who, on the ftth November, 1882, left hi « . home, in the barony of Ferrard, parish of St. Peter's, and as he has not since been heard of, it is feared some ill may have befallen him:— Tender brown eyes, regular nose, florid complexion, round face, stout make, 5 feet 8 inches high, about 46 or 47 years of age, brown hair and whiskers turning gray ; wore a fur cap, dark frieze coat, corduroy trowsers, and dark vest; is a labourer; served for 21 years in the army ; mind supposed to be weak. Drogheda, Nov. 18, 1882. ( 54804 c— 5575.) turning gray; wore a round jerry hat, old lorg cloth coat, cloth trowsers, and tweed vest; is a clarionet player, and states he servsd in the 80th Foot. If wanted communicate at once with Sub- Inspector at Waterford. Waterford, Nov. 30, 1883. ( 56350 c.— 7797.) Patrick Burke ( robbery of boots), not arrested; Hue- and- Cry, 31st Oetober, 1882. Mayo. Patrick Corcoran ( rape), not arrested; Hue- and- Crjr, 19th September, 1882. John Cafferky ( assault endangering life), not arrested; Hue- and- Cry, 10th October, 1883. meath. DESCRIPTION of the following articles ef female wearing apparel, the property of Mrs. Austin, which were burglariously stolen from the dwelling house of Peter Austin, of Slanduff, parish of Monktown, barooy of Skreen, on the night of the 30th inst.. viz.: — One black Cashmere jacket, trimmed with black satin on back, braided deeply on front, round heck, and cn sleeves, small trimming of satin above braid on sleeves, lined with red flannel; one black quilted petticoat, lined with ' small slate- coloured plaid, much worn ; one pair of stays, scarlet colour ; one black serge skirt, a deep flounce at bottom, body same material, broken at elbows; all value for about £ 2 10 « . Slane, December 4, 1882. ( 54878 c.— 5702.) The various articles, the property of Mr. C Doyle, described iu Hue- and Cry of 31st Oc'ober last, have not been recovered. Sligo. Daniel F. Kearns ( embezzlement), not arrested; Hue- and- Cry, 8rd October, 1882. Tipperary. Richard England ( sheep stealing), not arrested; Hue and- Cry, 10th October, 1882. Waterford, DESCRIPTION of Patrick Allen, native of Glenary who stands charged with having, on the 4th day of December, 1882, committed a rape on Alice Currane, a child under the age of 12 years s— Blue eyes, regular nose, fair complexion, regular face, slight make, 5 feet 5 inches high, 19 years of age, foxy hair; wore a jerry hat, dark tweed ooat, trowsers, and vest; is a labourer. Clonmel, December 11, 1882. ( 55401 c.— 7903.) DeSCrIPTION of John Elliott ( supposed fictitious), natire of Dublin, who stands charged with having, on the 29th November, 1882, in the barony of Muni- cipal Borough, parish of St. John's, refused to give a satisfactory account of himself or give any refer- ence, and has been remanded for eight days pend- ing inquiries;— Sore over right eyebrow, stoop shouldered, and hollow breast; tender gray eyes, thick nose, worn face, medium make, 5 feet 8 inches high, about 54 years ef age, brown hair and whiskers, Maurice Clooney ( cattle stealing), not arrested ; Hue- and- Cry, Slst October, 1882. Westmeath. DUBLIN CASTle, 27th November, 1883. WHEREAS by Proclamation, dated the 26th May, 1882, His Excellency offered a reward of Two Thousand Pounds to any person or persons who should, within a limited time therein specified, give suoh information as would lead to the conviction of the person or persons who committed the Murder of Mrs. Henry Smythe, in the demesne at Barbavilla, in the county of Westmeath, on the 2nd April, 1882 : And whereas the time therein specified for giving such information has expired : And His Excellency is pleased to renew the said offer, and doth hereby offer a rewerd of TWO THOUSAND POUNDS to any person or persons who, within six month* from tbe date hereof, shall give such information as will lead to tke conviction of the person or persons who committed this Murder. His ' Excellency is also pleased to offer to any person concerned in or privy to the said Murder, other than the person or persons who actually committed the same, in case of his giving such information as shall lead to the conviction of the person or persons, or any of them concerned in this Murder, a A FREE PARDON and the special protection of the Grown in any part of her Majesty's Dominions, in addition to a reward of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS. His Excellenoy is further pleased to offer a Reward of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS for such privata information, given within the same period, as shall lead to the conviction of the person or persons who committed the Murder. And His Excellency is further pleased to offer a Reward of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS for such private • information as shall lead to the identification of any person concerned in or privy to tbe Murder, such last- mentioned reward of One Hundred Pounds to be paid upon the information being corroborated to His Excellency's satisfaction by ether information in His Excellency's possession, even though no person should be made amenable to justice as a result thereof. And His Excellency hereby promises that every effort shall be made to insure that the name or names of any person or persons who may become entitled to any of the said rewards for private infor- mation shal Inot be disclosed or made public, and that the said rewards shall be paid in any manner in which such person shall desire. Any person having information to give may com- municate it to captain Butler, Special Resident Magistrate, Mullingar: to Captain Boileau, Resi- dent Magistrate, Mullingar ; to S. A. W. Waters, Esq., Sub- Inspector, Royal Irish Constabulary, Castlepollard; or to any other Government official in Great Britain or Ireland. By His Excellency's Command, R. G. C. HAMILTON. TEE POLICE GAZETTE, OR HUE- AND- CRY, DECEMBER 19, 1882. HABITUAL CRIMINALS UNDER POLICE SUPERVISION Wiic have not reported themselves, as required by " The Prevention of Crimes Act, 1871," and who are liable, on conviction, to 12 months' Imprisonment. I. Sub- Inspectors are to report without delay to " The Office for Registration of Habitual Criminal, Dublin Castle," the Names and Descriptions of all persons under Supervision reporting themselves in their respecUe Districts. IL Also to report without delay to . the Inspector- General, and to " The Office for Registration of Hab^ fal Criminals, Dublin Cattle," the COUVIOTION of any Habitual Criminal whose Name may appear in the Hue- and- Cry as a Defaulter. in. Alto to report to the " General Prisons Board, Dublin Castle," in all cases in which it may come to the knowledge of th* Constabulary thai Convicts ar- in any way infringing the conditions of their Licences. V MALES. No. MM James Irvine, alias William J. Harvey, alias Johnston, alias James Wilton, . 11 « William alias Patrick Curran, alias Christopher Fisher, » 3 » 1 John Regan. • Mir James Berns, CI Robert Heffadine, . St Michael Francis O'Meara, John Sinnott, Francis Hayden, alias Wallace, Hugh Corrigan, . Alexander Martin, . Patrick Deiany, . John M'Cawley, . James Patterson, Francis M'Manus, Bernard Joyce, William J. Jackson, . . Edward Toal, John M'Farland, . Joseph Harvey, Michael O'Neill, otherwise John Neill John Purcell, otherwise John Sheridan, Michael Kiely, . FEMALES. lOtt' Mary Mahony, 87 Munry Cahiii, alii Tallaut, * o., u Oarr, alia* • - 18- 71 is - r - 7 » 67 Catherine Cosgrove, 71 Sarah Rankin, 9- 7- 80 17- 12- 80 96 Charlotte M'Mullen, 19'- 9- 79 HABITUAL CRIMINALS. J'articulars of 1 trsons Liberated from Prisons and, subject to Police Supervision under the provisions of " The Prevention of Crimes Act, 1871" ( 34 and. 35 Vic., cap. 112). OtBoe Register lantw. Name and A 11M. DKBCRIPTIO*. Height. Hair. Com- plexion. Trade or Occupation. • 0 f Other Distinguishing Mark. Prison from whioh Liberated, and Date of liberation. Offenoe for whioh Conrioted. Santnno*. Period for which subject. to Polio ® Supervision. Intended Residence after Liberation. liiuxu 611 314 316 Hugh M'Mullan, 808 809 < 61 313 313 669 Daniel O'Sullivan Ar' .. it, Wm. James, alias Anderson. John Connors, . George Whitla, John Elliott, . Thomas M'Cune, Michael Hyland, Patrick Boyne, alUs Boylan, alias Byrne, alias James Muldoon. 38 14 18 43 20 41 25i 20 19 6 10 > 4 6 6 6 0} 6 0 6 5J 6 4J Light brown and Gray. Gray 6 11 6 4 i Brown Brown Black Brown Blank Brown Gray Hazel Gray Gray Gray Brown Brown Light brown. Blue Gray Fresh Labourer Fresh Fresh Fresh Fresh Sallow Pale Showman. Labourer Labourer Labourer Slator acid Plasterer. Labourer Cut- scar on bridge of nose, which is rather turned to right i " Betty Robinson," B. R, cross, anchor, heart, H C., aid 1862 on left fore- arm ; B. C. and lighthousj on left side; ship on chest; lost seoond right finger. Cocked nose. i Sore marks on legs. Scrofula, marks on right side of neak. J. W. oi right fire- arm, and ivf. m. B., 1862, on left; an- chor o l left hand. D on left side; large sore- mark on rignt wrist; cut on top of head; two marks on left side of nose. Sore- mark on inside of right shia, scrofuia- mirks oa front of neck, lost two upper front tsetli. Fresh Fair Labourer Labourer Cut- mark top of nose and on forehead, small fore- mark near left thumb. Lusk, 3/ 5/ 81. Downp& trick, 26/ 9/ 82. Dawnpatrick, 3 / 9/ S2. Spike Island, 5/ 10/ 82. Belfast, 30/ 10/ 82. Dundrum Lunatic Asylum, 20/ 10/ 82. Lusk, 9/ 11/ 88. Assault and robbery and previous convictions for felony. Larceny and previous' conviction for feloay. Larceny and previous conviction. Larceny. House- breaking and laroeuy, and a previous conviotion for felony. Obtaining goods under false pre - tences and one former feloay. Breaking into a dwelling- house with intent to 1 years' penal servitude. 6 calendar months. 6 calendar months. 7 years' penal servitude 12 calendar months' hard la Dour. 7 years' penal servitude. 4 year* 2 years 2 year* 6 years. 3 year* 5 year* 3 yaara Belfast. Bally mena. Ballymena. LCork. 1 Carolii> e- street, Bellas t. Nicholas, street, Limerick. ~ Belfast. Three previous con- victions. One previous con- viotion for laroeny and four for minor offences. Eight previous con- victions- T? wo previous con- viction* for larceny Richm > nd, 14/ 11/ 82, Richmond, 16/ 12/ 02, • BY AUTHORITY— Printed by ALEX. THOM & Co., 87, 88, & 8' The Queen's Printing Ofice.