X THE POLICE GAZETTL PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW EKll-. S. FRIDAY, JANUARY" 4, 1881. VOL. 1, No. 2. KBGXJLATIONS- 1. All announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all communications upon them should be addressed to TIIE EDITOII OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, GIIEAT SCOTLAND YAUD, LONDON, S. W. 2. Particulars concerning persons whose apprehension is sought will be inserted in one issue of the POLICE GAZETTE, if they are sufficient, to enable action to be taken upon them by another force. 3. Particulars as 10 stolen property will be likewise inserted in one issue, if sufficient to enable the article in question to be thereby identified. 4. In all cases where a reward is offered the name and address of some person responsible for the payment must be given, an I the exact conditions be clearly stated. 5. Portraits of persons whose apprehension is sought for serious offences, and engravings of stolen property, wilt be prominently inserted, with detailed particulars, at a cost of 15.?. per portrait, and of Is. tid. per photograph or sketch of a stolen article, including the expense of engraving on wood. 6. Every announcement, if for the apprehension of a person, must be guaranteed by the signature of an officer of not less rank than Superintendent; and, if the name of such person be required to be inserted, and no warrant is in force against him, the requisition must be signed by the chief officer of police, or his immediate deputy, of the county, city, or borough, as the case may be. 7. Announcements concerning stolen property must be guaranteed by an officer of not less rank than Inspector, or analogous thereto. 8. Announcements of all persons to be apprehended or of stolen property bear a number, and are alphabetically arranged by counties. 9. The force which causes particulars concerning delinquents, or stolen property to be inserted in the POLICE GAZETTE, must, on their apprehension or recovery, at once transmit to the Editor notice of the fact, referring to the number of the announcement for insertion in the next issue. 10. In all cases, the officer signing the request for insertion of any announcement, will be wholly responsible for any proceedings which may result ftorn such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue'should be forwarded so as to be received not later than noon on Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Saturday morning. The>/ must be clearly written on one side of the paper only, be in the usual form, and accompanied by a covering letter. 12. All payments must be in advance, either at the ofiice, Great Scotland Yard., by cheque, crossed " Drummond Co.,'' Post Office Order payable at Charing Cross, Postal Order, or in Stamps. 13. Advertisements are accp'. ed for the POLICE GAZETTE through Mr. James Willing, 353, Strand, London, the sole Agent, who will furnish the rates on application. 1- i. Announcements concerning property lost or persons missing can only be accepted as advertisements. C'. E. HOWAKD " VINCENT. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT, £ 10 ' REWARD. WITH BEAM). CI. EAN SHAVED. Central Office. 1—. Woodcut ( with board and clean shaved) and de- scription of LOUIS I30NDURAND alias ERNEST BONDURAND and DUMONT, age 38 to 40, height 5 ft. 5 or C in., thick- set, broad shoulders, complexion dark, hair, moustache, beard, and eyes black : gene- rally wears black frock coat, sometimes high and sometimes felt bat ; speaks French and very little English. He lately resided at 20, Panton- strcct, Hay- market, and previously at 2, New Cavendish- street. Wanted for being concerned with William Wolff and Edward Bondurand ,( in custody) for possessing an ex- plosive substance for an unlawful purpose. Information to Director of Criminal Investigations, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W., who will pay the above reward for his apprehension. 2.— D Division.— For stealing/, 31st ult., 2 coats one black frock, one ditto walking, " Woolf, Edgware- road," on tab, one black vest, one pair grey cloth trousers, a purse, containing £ 2 gold. Is. 4d. silver ; a silver Geneva watch, metal back, a silver- plated chain : one black cloth ccat, pockets on hips: one ditto vest, one pair of grey striped trousers:— WILLIAM BRAZIER, age 20, height 5 ft . complexion and hair dark; dress, black coat and vest, givy stripe J trousers, black felt hat. 3.-— E Division,— For obtaining £ 450 bv ' false pretences :— W. II. YOUNG, alias Sir HERBERT MURRAY. alias Sir HERBERT MURItAY HERBERT, age 5.3, height 5 ft. 11 in., complexion fresh, eyes hazel, hair dark ( turning grey, dyed), whiskers full ( dyed light brown), stoops, the dyeing of the hair and whiskers can be plainly seen on the skin ; well dressed, high silk hat. Formerly resided at The Limes, Shepherd's- bush. Warrant issued. 1' or stealing, 31st ult.. gold keyless watch, foreign make, a square link double albert chain, with locket and pencil attached:— JOHN GRISOLD, 11, How land- street, Tottenham- Court- road, photographer's assis- tant, age 26, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion, hair ( curly) and moustache dark; clrcss, drab suit and overcoat, hard felt hat, turn down collar. 4.— G Division, For stealing, on 18th ult., 48 watches, 5. silver English levers, open face, white dials, 24 gentlemen's open face Genevas, white dials, 4 hunting watches, 10 lady's open face watches, 2 lady's hunting watches, 1 gentleman's keyless Geneva, open face, flit back, crystal glass, cream coloured dial, " C" scratched on inside ease, and 2 lady's gold Genevas, open face, white dials, 12carat eases, all have " CI. O. M . B. LR. L. A. N. I)," scratched inside of outer cases, 7 gold chains, 5 alberts, one massive oblong chased, graduated link, weight over 2ozs., one round plain, graduated links, 3 snake pattern, 2 lady's long neck, snake pattern, all 9 carat. 30 gold wedding rings, all stamped '• 22c," 28 gentle- men's gold signet rings, all 9 Carat, set with various stones, 9 gold scarf pins, one oval shape, set with large carbuncle, others various, 1 silver scarf pin, shield with " L. U. I'-." engraved thereon, 1 round gold brooch, with plain raised centre:— EDWARD LANGFORD, pawnbroker's assistant, age 18, height 5 ft. 3 in. complexion sallow, clean face, hair brown, weak eyes, causes a constant twitching of the eyelids ; dress, dark ribbed overcoat, black diagonal cloth jacket ( under), dark grey Derby tweed trousers, heavy lace boots, low black felt hat. Has friends residing at Manchester and in Australia, to which place he may endeavour to emigrate. Warrant issued. 5.— M Division.— For obtaining, 2nd inst., a bay cob, 13 hands, chipped knees, long tail, mane oil near side, silver- plated harness: and light spring cart, painted dark green, picked out light green, " John Summersby, 197, Iiotherhithe New- road," on side, containing two rugs ( one light, lined blue, one black, lined red and black):— a man, age 30, height 5 ft. G in., hair and moustache black, whiskers shaved off: dress, dark clothes, black hard felt hat. Can be identified. 6.— S. Division. .— For embezzlement, GEORGE BACON, a milk carrier, age 18, height 5 ft. 2 in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, peculiar oval- shaped head, face very at Slnpdliam ; hit: and Brandeston. ; aunts residing at Boston, Warrant issued. Norwich, MURDER, £ 100 REWARD. P Division. 7.:— WIIBKKAS, about 4 p. m. on Tuesday, Dec. 18th, 1883, William Henry Day was wilfully stabbed several times in the stomach, in a shed in the rear of a house in Portland- street, Walworth, by a man of the following description, who made his escape at the time; age about 27, height about 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., complexion, moustache and whiskers cut short, dark ; dress, dark ribbed overcoat, dark trousers, black felt hat. And whereas the said William Henry Day has since died from the effects of the wounds, and a Coroner's Jury have returned a verdict of Wilful Murder against some person unknown. A Reward of £ 100 will be paid 1 y Her Majesty's Government to any person ( other than a person be- longing to a Police Force in the United Kingdom), who shall give such information and evidence as shall lead to. the discovery and conviction or' the murderer, and the Secretary of Stato for'the Home Department will advise the grant of Her Majesty's Gracious PARDON to any accomplice not being the person who actually committed the murder, who shall give such evidence as shall lead to a like result. Information to the Director of Criminal Investiga- tions, Great Scotland Yard, S. W. v' '. Si,' blotchv, stout build ; dress, respectable. Father resides » y'. CITY OF LONDON. 8.— For embezzlement, ALFRED KDNEY, 1. Arundel Villas, Mayes- rpad, Wood Green* age 25. height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., complexion sallow, hair black, whiskers and moustache small, stoops when walking: dressed in tweed suit. FRANCIS WARD BLOWER, a clerk, aged 17, height C ft. 8 in., complexion pale, hair dark brown, eyes hazel, slim build ; dressed respectably, residing with his father at l'embridge Villas, Easi ActonJlane, Middlesex : — WILLIAM E. WATSON, age 34, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion florid, hair ( cut short) brown, moust tche fair: generally dressed in blue yachting or sandy brown suit, cutaway coat and billycock hat. Information to Inspector MeWiiliam, Detective Department, City of London Police," Old Jewry, London. E. C. i* • V^ jl CARNARVONSHIRE. 9.— Carnarvon,— For fraud, WM. JONES, alias WM. LLANRHUG. age 54, height 5 ft. 9in., beard and moustache ( turning grey) dark, complexion swarthy, downcast looks, round shoulders, slightly lame riglit leg ; drc'ss. black cloth coat, brown trousers, dark vest, muffler, and small round felt hat. Information to the Chief Constable, Carnarvon. 2 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1884. DERBYSHIRE. 10.— Woodville.— For stealing jj from a dwelling house at Swadlincote, 8th ult., a silver verge watch, plain case, dent on outside case, letters " W. C." inside, seconds hand, white dial, " lass cracked, brass albert chain, long twisted links, and small imitation mariner's compass attached. A man, age about 21, height oft. 6 in., stout build, hair and moustache slight, dark, no whiskers, eyes dark, scar on fourth finger of one hand; dress, dark'pilot jacket, dark ribbed cloth trousers and vest, black hard felt hat, old elastic- side boots, worn down outside heels, supposed to be wearing a black and white plaid woollen muffler, also stolen. Information to Supt. II. S. Sims, Woodville, Burton- on- Trent. DORSETSHIRE. 11.— At Sherborne, for stealing on the loth ult. £ 5 in silver:— LUTHER GOSNEY, a labourer, age 17 height 5 ft. 1 or 2 in., complexion fair, hair and eyes brown, slight build, mark of burn over right eye dress, dark clothes and hard felt liat. Warrant issued. Information to ilr. Supt. Florance, Sherborne. ESSEX. 12.— Dun mow.— For housebreaking at Broxted, 10th ult., HENRY DAVIDSON, age 26, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion sallow, hair dark brown, eyes grey, slight moustache, " T. H. T. D.", heart and cross on " right, forearm : states he has been a trimmer on board the steam ship Consent, of South Shields, Captain Smith.— JOHN GAMLYN, age 18, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion sallow, hair brown, eyes grey ; states he worked for Messrs. Saunders, Bros., van pro- prietors, of No. 3, Hampstead- street, Fitzroy- square, as a porter, about 12 months ago. Information to Supt. Ackers, Constabulary Office, Dunmow. 13.— Southend- on- Sea.— For stealing, on 11th ult., an overcoat and seven^ shillings, CHARLES EDGAR, a photographer, age 30, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion sallow, hair light brown, moustache ginger, no whiskers, large broad nose, has served in the army, • walks erect, but carries his head a little forward : dress, long blue pilot. overcoat, tweed suit. single- breasted Oxford coat and vest, black Pall Mall felt hat, and white muffler, all new. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hawtree, Southend- on- Sea. FLINTSHIRE. 14.— Holywell. — For larceny, BENJAMIN TAYLOR, age 28 or 30, height 5 ft. 10 in., complexion pale, hair brown, pockmarked, high cheek bones, small dark whiskers, stoops at the shoulders, spare build; dress, soft billycock hat, old long brown top coat, tight fitting cord trousers, and strong lace- up boots, travels • with an old black horse and covered spring cart. Flas a wife and three young children. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hughes, Holy ( veil. KENT. 15. — T u n b r i d ge We! I s.— For obtaining money by giving worthless cheques on the Acton Branch of the London and South- Western Bank, BERNARD HELDMAN, alias CAPTAIN ROBERTS, and DR. WILSON, a journalist, formerly of Acton, age 30, height 5 ft. 5 or 0 in., complexion fair, hair brown, no whiskers; dress, brown mixture suit, Scotch check tweed ulster, no band, soft brown hat; wears an eye- glass and plain link gold albert chain; has a bad cough, and speaks very loud and quickly: talks of having been to India and about Paris and Nice. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable, Police Station, Tunbridge Wells. 16.— Tunbridge Wells,— For stealing, 21st ult., a42- in. Flying Dutchman Tricycle, rear steerer, square seat, blue cloth cushions, plated rail, plated brake, with vertical sliding movement, worked with handle on left, painted navy blue, about four inches broken off splash guard at back, and one spoke broken inside driving- wheel. THOMAS HOLDER, alias JAMES McMILLAN native of Newliaven, Sussex, age, 30, height 5ft. 8 or 0 in., complexion dark, full round face, hair dark brown, whiskers and heavy moustache, apparently deaf, head droops; dress, black cutaway coat, cheek tweed trousers ( worn at. bottoms), Scotch cap ; who hired the tricycle for one day and absconded with it. * Stated he was traveller for Strickland and Co., corn factors, Ilailsham ( false). Was convicted at Lewes, lOtli July last, and at Hastings in April last, in name of MINION DAVIS, for same offence. Sometimes passes in the name of JAMES WALKER. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable, Police ' Station, Tunbridge Wells. a licensed victualler, age about 28, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion sallow, thin features, thick nose, hair brown, moustache ( slight), dark, no whiskers, slender build : dress, long black overcoat, hard billycock hat. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Superintendent Williams, Detective Department, Liverpool. 18 — Rochdale,— For stealing the 20tli ult. a bay horse, aged, 15 hands 3 inches, light bay legs, dinge in one of the fore hoofs; set of plated harness, and a lady's gold lever watch, No. 87135, engine- turned case, inner case brass, compensation balance. A man, age 22, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair and slight moustache very light, no whiskers ; dress, black hard felt hat, light- coloured close- fitting jacket, light mixture vest, and light tweed trousers, with grey and black stripe, elastic- side boots, block fronts, cloth- ing and boots much worn; stated he was a native of Reading, Berks, and traveller for Fail- bent, Bros, and Co., tea merchants, Leicester. Information to Jos. Wilkinson, Chief Constable, Rochdale. MONMOUTHSHIRE. 19.— For stealing, 21st ult., at. Abergavenny, some rabbit and hair skins, WILLIAM BROWN, aged 32, height 5 ft. 11 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, sandy moustache, small whiskers ; dress, blue monkey jacket, cord or moleskin vest and trousers, black soft billy- cock hat: upright bearing, has been a corporal in Monmouthshire Militia; is a notorious poacher ; likely to be found on public works. Warrant issued. Information to Superintendent Freeman, County Police Station, Abergavenny. NORFOLK. 20.— Kings Lynn.— For uttering a forged Bill of Acceptance for £ 5, JAMES STEWART, alias JAMES STEWART ROBSON, stout build, age 35, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion florid, hair, whiskers and moustache brown, chin shaved; wears spectacles; dress, black frock coat, dark trousers, silk hat; very gentlemanly address ; a professional singer, native of Liverpool, where he states he was in business as a shipowner. Accompanied by his wife, a small, thin sickly- looking person, and one child; she generally appears in a shabby, light- coloured ulster. He advertises himself as an accountant; obtains introduc- tions to Church Choirs. Was last heard of atj'the Cambrian Boarding House, East India- road, London. Was sentenced to six months at the Norfolk Assizes, in 1880, for similar offence. Warrant issued. Information to G. Ware, Head Constable, Kings Lynn. OXFORDSHIRE. 21.— Thame.— For obtaining bv fraud on the 9th ult., £ 115 5s. lid., THOMAS WEBSTER, a solici tor's clerk, age about 30, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fair, hair and whiskers light brown, heavy moustache, stout build; dress, black cloth suit, black felt hat. Warrant issued. Information to Inspector Ilawtin, Thame. RADNORSHIRE, 22.-— Bo ugh rood.— For stealing a sack and a ferret, and assaulting Police, HENRY WARNER, age 62, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion ruddy, hair ( bald on top) dark brown, eyes hazel, clean shaved, hair on tip of nose, tattooed from wrist to elbow on both arms: dress, old velvet coat, elotli waistcoat, cord trousers, cap with peak, of very drunken habits; fre- quents low lodging- houses. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, Penybont, or to P. C. Beatrup, Boughrood. STAFFORDSHIRE. LANCASHIRE. 17.— Liverpool.— For having feloniously received a £ 50 Bank of England note, stolen by a woman ( in custody) and recovered, PERC1VAL EATON AlKINS, 23.— Wednesbury.— For assault with intent to ravish and abuse a child at Dudley Port, on 8th ult HENRY HUGHES, age 28, height 5 ft. 8 in., com- plexion sallow, hair and moustache black, slender build ; a labourer, military appearance, has served in the Grenadier Guards, and is now in the Army Reserve ; dress, black tweed jacket and vest, light striped trousers, hard billycock hat, and elastic- side boots; is fond of singing at public- houses. Warrant issued. Information to Superintendent Holland, Wednes- bury, or to Inspector Gasson, Tipton. 24.— Stoke- on- Trent.— For Shopbreaking, 9th ult., SAMUEL BATH, age about 30, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in. complexion fresh, liair brown, light coloured moustache, blue cut mark on nose, rough dirty ap- pearance, a collier, and associates with"" prostitute's, supposed known in Derbyshire; dress, black cloth jacket, pockets on hips, light grey trousers, black hard hat, or double peak cap, lace- up boots. Information to Supt. Hackney, Stoke- on- Trent. WARWICKSHIRE. 25— Leamington.— For forgery, WILLIAM LEE, alias HENRY OSBORNE, age 50 ; height, 5 ft in,; complexion dark, hair brown, eyes hazeh oval face, Roman nose ( scar on bridge right side), scar below elbow on side left arm, mole top of left shoulder, birthmark above buttock, Convicted at Manchester, on March 6th, 1869, for conspiracy, and sentenced to two years hard labour: and on August 8th, 1878,. for obtaining goods by false pretences, and sentenced to five years- penal servitude ; discharged from Portland Prison on license, December 15th, 1882. Information to the Chief Constable, Police Station,, Leamington. 26.— Birmingham,— For stealing, 21st ult., agold watch, gold dial, 18 carat, No. 97760 ; a silver English lever, No. 19794; a silver English lever, No. 42143, engine- turned cases ; a silver English lever, small size, No. 20649 ; a silver English lever, No. 19210: a silver English lever, No. 30364; a silver English lever, crystal glass, No. 5718 ; a silver English lever, large size, No. 22629; a lady's silver Geneva, No. 4183; a lady's silver Geneva, 4631; an aluminium key- less watch, and nine pier glasses.' eleptic pattern JACOB SILBERT, age 22, height 5 ft. 3 or 4 in.', complexion, hair, and moustache dark, no whiskers; dress light small check suit, billycock hat. A Jew, late of Dalton and Darley Streets, Liverpool, and recently obtained a pedlar's certificate from Newport, Mon- mouthshire. A traveller for Myer Thomas, watch- maker, & c., 286, Broad- street, Birmingham. Warrant issued. For embezzling £ 3 8s., 10th ult, THOMAS MOORE, errand boy, age 16, medium height and build, thin features, complexion sallow, hair brown, eyes dark; dress, brown moleskin trousers, snuff- coloured jacket, billycock hat; well known at Chester, where he has been in custody for felony. Warrant issued. Information to J. Farndale, Chief Constable, Birmingham. WILTSHIRE. 27.— Malmesbury.— For threatening to murder a publican at Oaksey, on the night of 25th ult., WALTER BAKER, a stone cutter, age 38, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., complexion light, bald; dress, brown coat, billycock hat, shoes, all old; plays a tin whistle and frequents tap- rooms and public- houses; native of Oaksey, but has been living in Birmingham, where his wife and family reside. He is also wanted for wilfully damag- ing a number of tombstones at Oaksey oil the above date. Warrant issued. Information to Superintendent Luffman, Policc Station, Malmesbury. WORCESTERSHIRE. 2 « .— Stourbridge.— For stealing, 19th ult., ajarge gold horse- shoe scarf pin, set with 5 large diamonds, and a line of small diamonds connecting the large ones, one small diamond missing, value 17 guineas; a large gold pearl scarf pin, mounted to resemble a beetle, a large pearl forming the bellv of the beetle, and the body set with small diamonds, one diamond missing; also a gold scarf pin, resembling a hand, holding a diamond between the thumb and forefinger: — A man aged about 25, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 in.; com- plexion fresh, hair brown, sharp features, clean shaved ; dress, round jacket, tight- fitting trousers, and black hard felt hat, wore rough woollen gloves with magenta- coloured cuffs, and carried a knotted walking- stick; has a habit of snapping his fingers frequently while conversing, and has the appearance of a groom or jockey. Information to Mr. Supt. Wheeler, Police Office, Stourbri d ge, Worcestershi re. YORKSHIRE, ( EAST RIDING). £ 100 EBWABD. 29— - Kingston- upon- Hull.— For stealing, about leb. 20, 1882, a Bill of Exchange for £ 420, and other valuable property, PETER EMIL WEEKE, age 4o ( looks older), height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., pointed features, hair very thin, whiskers, beard ( longer than m the sketch) and moustache, all turning grey, sight very near and weak, generally wears spec TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1884. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. .3 tacles, wen at corner of ( supposed right) eye, scars behind ears and whiskers from blisters, stoops and i- ather bow- legged; formerly cashier in the employ of Messrs. C. C. Brochner & Co., Corn Merchants, Hull. Woodcut engraved from a portrait taken about 13 years ago. Warrant issued. The reward will be paid by Messrs. Rollit and Sons, Solicitors, Hull, and a further sum if the apprehension of Weeke should lead to the recovery of funds or property stolen. Information to Chief Constable Campbell, Police Office, Hull. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 30— Sheffield.— For stealing 5th ult. about £ 15, IIICHAIID BROOKS, a cashier, age about 24, height • 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair ( inclined to sandy) and moustache light, medium build, stoops slightly when walking ; dress, dark grey suit, and round hard hat; was for some time a seaman on board a sailing vessel trading between Liverpool and America. Warrant issued. Information to John Jackson, Esq., Chief Constable, Sheffield. PERSONS IN CUSTODY. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT, 31.— E Division,— Remanded at Bow- street till noon 8th ( on bail), for the unlawful possession of a lady's gold keyless Geneva watch, No, 24,850, crest, a stag with thistle in its mouth and both fore feet up- lifted, shield' with three running stags thereon, and motto " Cum Magnis Vixesse" engraved on back, gold and black ribbon fob chain, gold triangular shape pendant, " C. C. C. B." in raised letters on front, " One mile run, time 4„ 45i " engraved on back :— WILLIAM WATTS, 19, Kender- street, Queen's- road, » Peckham, butcher, age 21, height 5 ft. 6 in., hair and slight moustache light brown; dress, brown overcoat, light under ditto and trousers, black felt hat. Recently employed at Mr. Clayton's, butcher, 57, Fulham- road. 32.— Remanded at Bow street till noon 7th, for the un- lawful possession of a black thorn walking stick, buck- bone handle ( not owned): — DENNIS COFFEE, common lodging- house, Endell- street, St. Giles, age 20, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion and hair fair ; dress, brown overcoat, black do. under, grey mixture trousers, . sidespring boots.— JOHN CLARKE, alias FORE- MAN, a tailor, age 18 ; dress, black jacket and vest, dark mixture trousers, sidespring boots. Previously convicted. 33.— Remanded at Bow- street till noon 5th, for burglary and stealing 11 carved oak chairs, morocco seats ( un- finished), four recovered :— WILLIAM VARNALL, 4, Clare- street, Clare Market ( false), costermonger, age 28, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion, hair and eyes dark, scar on left eyebrow, small clot in blue ink on back of both hands, cross on right forearm; dress, light tweed jacket, cord trousers, lace boots, and black hard felt hat.— JAMES HALES, 43, Stanliope- street, Clare Market, costermonger, age 34, height 5 ft., complexion fresh, eyes hazel, hair light brown, both legs deformed; • dress, black overcoat, dark tweed trousers and vest, lace boots, and black cloth cap. 34.— R Division. Remanded at Bromley Pettv Sessions till 7 th inst., for horse stealing— THOMAS OSBOllN, of 14, Keel- ing- rcad, Plaistow, a horse coper, age 25, height 5 ft. 10 in; complexion fair, hair and side whiskers dark, slight moustache; dress, black coat and vest, cord trousers, lace boots, soft white felt hat. 35— Also at Greenwich till 4th, for horse stealin JOHN MESSIN, alias CHARLES COOPER, of Chigwell- row, Essex, native of Sudbury, Suffolk age 23, height 5 ft. 2J in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache ( slight) brown ; dress, old blue mackintosh, cord trousers, skull cap.— JAMES WOOD, alias PHILLIPS, of same address, age 30, height 5 ft. 10 in. ; dress, long light ulster coat, grey coat under, cord trousers, black felt hat. Special attention of Constabulary called to these men who steal horses in one part of the country and dispose of them in another part far distant, supposed wanted for similar offences. \ Information to ^ he Director of Criminal Investiga- tions, Great Scotland Yard, S. W. BERKSHIRE. 36.— Wokingham— committed for trial at theRead- ing Assizes on 12th instant, charged with Burglary at Twyford, 27th ult. WILLIAM BALLARD ( sup- posed false), age 23, height 5 ft. 6| in., complexion fresh, hair ( curly) dark brown, slight moustache, round face, thick lips, eyes ( full) grey, low forehead, medium build, vaccination marks both arms, scar left wrist; dress, black cutaway coat, light tweed vest, brown cord trousers, striped shirt, brown cloth cap, side- spring boots, all old and dirty ; a basket maker ; states he was born in City- road, Ilulme, Manchester, but has not been there since a child. Has lodged at a house in Little Sutton- street, Goswell- road, with a man named Regan, a scavenger. Information to Inspector Adkins, County Police Station, Wokingham. 37.— Reading.— Committed for trial on 7th inst., charged with stealing a Watch on loth ult., WIL- LIAM BARRETT, age 25; height, 5 ft. 61 in.; complexion fresh, hair dark, and moustache" dark brown; dress, black coat and vest, brown tweed trousers, hard felt hat, and lace up boots ; had in his possession the pawn ticket of a coat pledged in Wind- sor, described as being a double breasted blue- black overcoat, with black velvet collar; also the pawn ticket of two pairs of boots, pledged at Staines, des- cribed as being lieavy- laced watertight boots, tipped heel and toe, large square nails, with letter " G" there- on. Information to Chief Supt. Purchase, Borough Police Station, Reading;. HAMPSHIRE. 38.— Alders hot.— Committed for trial at the Hants Quarter Sessions, at Winchester, on a charge of house- breaking and larceny, GEORGE llOBBERTS, alias JAMES PARKER, age 22, height 5 ft. 7J in., com- plexion fair, hair curly, eyes brown, dark moustache, smart appearance, tattooed, unfinished anchor right forearm near wrist, cross and other indistinct itattoo marks left forearm, and large birth mark under right arm; dress, brown hard felt ( masher) hat, black Melton cutaway coat, black and blue mixture cloth vest, black and light mixture cloth trousers, fitting rather tight to his legs, is a musician ( plays cornet), served three months in the 39th ( the Dorset) Regiment., and deserted on the 28th May last. Information to the Deputy Chief Constable of Hants, Aldershot. HEREFORDSHIRE, 39.— Ross.— Remanded till 4th instant, for picking pockets:— JOHN JONES ( supposed false) age 26, height 5 ft. 6- A- in., complexion fresh, hair brown, very small whiskers and moustache, eyes blue, rather long features, medium build; has scrofula mark about three inches long on neck under left ear; dress, brown mackintosh coat, brown tweed overcoat, dark grey tweed coat and vest, dark plaid trousers, black hard felt hat, new boots ; respectable appearance. Information to Superintendent George Smith, Ross, Herefordshire. WARWICKSHIRE. 43.— Birmingham.— Committed for trial at the ensuing Quarter Sessions at Warwick, charged with fowl- stealing, EDWARD THOMPSON, a native of Reading, bricklayer, age 26, height 5 ft. 9 in., com- plexion fresh, hair dark brown, moustache grey; dress dark jacket, cord trousers, and hard low hat; states that he has worked at his trade in Reading until recently JAMES JUSTIN DE COURCY, age 28, height 5 ft, 5 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes hazel, cut mark on right forearm, burn mark on right leg, and scar on left jaw ; dress, black cloth jacket, brown and white striped trousers, and hard felt billycock hat, native of Kings County, Ireland, tailor, has been tramping the country, and has the appearance of travelling thief. Information to Supt. Yardley, Acocks Green, Bir- mingham. 41.-— Leamington.— Committed to Warwick gaol, 28th ult., for three months hard labour, under the Vagrancy Act, for obtaining charitable contributions by fraud. A man ( name, & c., refused), age about 40, height 5 ft. 8Jin., hair dark brown, small side whiskers and heavy moustache, stout build, full fat face; dress, dark frock coat, dark trousers and vest, round felt hat; shabby genteel' appearance; wears smoke- coloured eye- glasses, and says he is an M. D. and F. R. C. S. Calls upou medical men and veterinary surgeons, saying he is brother of Dr. Ileneage Gibbs, of Gower- street, London, and that he is in great distress through having lost his practice in consequence of suffering from ophthalmia and heart disease, and that his brother refuses to assist him. Information to the Chief Constable, Borough Police, Leamington. ISLE OF ELY. 40.— March.— Committed for trial at Isle of Ely Quarter Sessions for larceny and fraud, JOHN WALES alias HILLS, age 28, height 5 ft. 7 in., com- plexion fair, hair brown, eyes blue, light moustache, stout build, large scar right forearm, long one on middle finger of right hand, crown and flags on right forearm, and ring on third finger right hand, and on two fingers of left hand. Has been discharged from the army about 2- J- years. Is a native of Earith, Hunts, and says lie has been at Manchester about 2 years. He left at his lodging in October last, a black travel- ling bag and a homoeopathic tincture case, supposed to be stolen, with the name of " King, Chemist, Hudders field," on bottles. Information to Supt. Burrows, March, Isle of Ely, Cambs. LANCASHIRE. 41.— Liverpool. — Committed for trial at the Liverpool City Sessions, charged with ringing the changes with a base half- sovereign, on 3rd ult., JOHN DAVIES, alias HUNT, RYAN, or WILLIAM JONES, age 60, height 5 ft. 10 in., complexion fresh, hair and eyes grey, smart appearance, a tailor, native of Bristol, was convicted of a similar offence at Cardiff Adjourned Sessions, 21st February, 1872, in the name of WM. JONES, and sentenced to six months imprison- ment, and at Newcastle- on- Tyne Sessions, 22nd Oct., 1875. as JOHN HUNT, larceny, 7 years p. s.; released from H. M. Convict Prison, Pentonville, 9th May, 1881, on license. He was accompanied by ELLEN DAYIES, alias JONES, age 27, height 5 ft. 2 in., complexion sallow, hair brown, eyes grey, flat nose, scar over left eye and on side of right eye. States she was born at Bristol, but brought up at Wrexham, and her sister Harriet Jones resides at 11, Ash- terrace, Erskinc- street, Hulme, Manchester. Information to George Williams, Chief Supt., Detec tive Department, Liverpool. SHROPSHIRE. 42.— Shrewsbury,— Committed to Shrewsbury Gaol, on 21st ult., for vagrancy, EDWARD WIL- LIAMS, ( two months hard labour), age 26, height oft. 3 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown ( cut short), eyes grey, light brown moustache, cut marks on face, tat- tooed crucifix dotted red on pedestal, sketch of a sailor on right arm, the figure of woman in tights, with Ion: rod in left hand, and A. B. on left arm, slightly pockmarked on face and body, umbrella repairer, a native of Tredegar. JAMES DAYIES ( one month hard labour), age 24, height 5 ft. 5] in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes grey, has a blue mark on the back of right forearm, slightly pockmarked, ac- companied by a Scotch woman with a baby a few months old. Both men supposed to be tramping thieves. Information to Joseph Harrop, Chief Constable, Shrewsbury. PBOPER/ TY STOLEN". METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 45.— C Division.— 2nd inst., a brown leather port manteau, containing a black silk velvet evening dress, trimmed real lace ; a black stuff dress, trimmed red and black silk ; a red stuff dressing gown, trimmed lace; a red plush opera cloak, feather trimming; a silk nightdress, kc.; a handkerchief satchel, contain- ing about 12 handkerchiefs ( marked " L. H. M." and '' S. A- O."); 2 pairs shoes ( one pair patent leather, one pair plain kid, steel beads on fronts), a sponge bag, sponge, and tooth- brush, a pair light kid musketeer gloves, a black ostrich feather fan, a piece of black lace, and a pair black silk stockings. 46.— L Division.— 1st, a black leather portman- teau, " Henry Thomas " one side, " II. T." the other ; an 8- dav mahogany timepiece, round top, gilt corners, stands on four brass knobs, 10 in. high; a pair of black morocco leather opera glasses, one eye dented ; a miniature rifle and bayonet, in walnut case, lined violet velvet, 5 in. long ; a pink satin princess robe and sash, trimmed blue satin; a blue strijied cotton ditto; a brown holland apron; two white petticoats ( one em- broidered) ; a pair of white calico drawers ; a pair of shoes, square steel buckles, and a pair of dancing clogs; all children's. 47.— P Division.— 18th ult., a silver lever watch, opening spring projecting ; 5 rings ( one single stone diamond, in old fashioned gold setting; one gipsy, set one emerald and two small diamonds; one fancy, set one ruby and six small diamonds; one plain gold, horse shoe pattern); 3 brooches ( two gold, similar pattern, one smaller than the other; one antique silver, set brilliants, silver gilt bangle); 2 pairs ear- rings ( one silver, liorse- shoe pattern ; one gold, screw fastenings). 48.— T Division,— 30tli ult., a brass candlestick, imitation hop leaves, about 10 in. high; a silver- plated tray, chased, 7 in. wide; 1 inkstand, cased in dark brown leather, shape of pillar letter box ; 3 coats ( one light brown diagonal over, pockets on hips, one inside left breast, and one ticket; one black diagonal under, pockets on hips ; and one dark brown cutaway, pockets behind, one left breast, and one ticket ditto; a low black felt hat, and a pair of lace boots ( much worn). V Division. 49.— Woodcut and description of a gold locket stolen at Barnes, 27tli ult., by burglary :— A 15- carat gold locket, " E. M. P." in monogram one side, horse- shoe the other; photograph of an elderly lady and gentleman, small piece of silver chain attached. 4 50— W Division.— 31st ult., 2 gold masonic jewels ( 1 Royal Arch. 1 " Presented to Brother Joseph Pigott. as a mark of es: eem, bv the Brethren of the SC John's Lodge of Freemasons, No. 3' 29 Torquay,") 1 silver ditto, a dark blue twill frock coat, lined black satin ( sleeves lined striped fancy satin), 2 lady's dresses ( 1 black satin with 2 flounces, trimmed with bugles, 1 black silk, trimmed with black satin. 51 — V Division.— Gist ult., a fish knife and fork, ivory handles ; 4 dessert knives and forks, pearl han- dles': 2 pairs of nut crackers, all electro- plated : a car- ving knife and fork, white handles; 2 overcoats ( 1 dark grey mended with silk, 1 brown); 4 silk um- brellas ( 2 Rent's, brown wood handles, 2 lady's 1 brown wood handle, crook at top, 1 ivory handle, silver mounted). Information t > Director of Criminal Investigations, Great Scotland Yard, London, SAY. BERKSHIRE. 52.— At Maidenhead, 31st ult., by house- breaking :—• Two gold mourning rings, blue enamel, " 7th Nov., 1876, Dear Papa," engraved inside one; " 7th Nov.. 1876, My Dear Papa," inside the other; and " In Memory of" outside. One lady's long gold neck chain, small links ( one broken). Four bracelets — one gold filigree, with four emeralds and pearls in centre; one silver ( new pattern) chased, with snap ; one thick band; one flexible band, set Scotch pebbles, forming a buckle and strap, with end hanging. Five brooches— one silver filigree, star pattern, with flowers ; one small gold, diamond shape, Carbuncle in centre; one gold reversible, set with hair on each side ; one silver, set Scotch pebbles, shape of shield ; one round silver. Three gold lockets - one dark blue enamel containing a lady's portrait: one ditto, set with an anchor; one very small, with black enamel. One silver filigree Maltese cross. One silver filigree necklet. One lady's gold ring, with three large pearls hung in small claws. One pair lady's button boots, worn. Two pieces of artificial teeih stamped " G.." " G. Nather Horsey, Compton Terrace, Islington." thereon. Information to Superintendent Taylor, Borough Police, Maidenhead. CHESHIRE. 53.— At Chester a double- barrelled gun. maker. " Monk, Chester," rebounding locks; 12 bore, hammers slightly dissimilar ; a model oscillating cylinder engine ; a large new spring- bow brass padlock, maker, " Chas. Smith & Son, Birmingham." Information to Chief Constable, City Police, Chester. GLAMORGANSHIRE. • 54.— At Cardiff, 1st instant, a number of £ 5 Bank of England Notes, all issued from London, among which are the following Nos.:— 17.019,1 7,522,17,524, 17,525, 27,307, 27,308, 28,924, 36,317, 30,560, 39,761, 43,324, 46,247, 46,404, 46,467, 46,500, 48,204, 56,903 70,823, 75,501, 75,509, 75,510,75.511, 75,512,75,513, 85,967, 86,093, 87,620, 87,621,87,622,87,623,87,624, 87,307, 87,664, 89,777, 91,467. Information to Chief Constable Police Office, Cardiff. HEREFORDSHIRE, 55.— At Hereford, Mult., a gent's dark grey mix- ture elotli ulster ( reaches to top of boots), with belt rod cape, two rows of buttons, underneath collar for hood and cape, two pockets on hips, one outside each breast, all with flaps, ticket pocket on sleeve; 2nd class return ticket from Addermaston to Hereford therein. In pockets were a white handled pocket knife, two blades, corkscrew, See., tooth picker missing: a, pair of brown woollen knitted gloves, " H. P." worked in red on wrist; a pair of thick dogskin driving gloves: a leather cigar case, " C. 11. Phillips " written on top of inner case : a wooden pipe, and a tobacco pouch. Information to llead Constable Citv Pqlicc, Here- ford. LANCASHIRE, £ 20 Reward, 56.— At Miles Platting between 10.40 p. m., 8th, and 6.10 a. m.. 10th ult., from a pawnbroker's shop. 42 gold wedding rings. One has been broken and pieced. One stamp filled with French polish. 32 gold keeper rings. One gold keeper ring, " Mizpah" engraved thereon. 13 sets of coral beads, gold snaps. One set of coral beads, with two strings of beads, large gold snap, with three rings at each end. One set of coral beads, middle beads larger than the others, much grub eaten. One set of coral beads, " 30 " marked on snap. One set of coral beads, beads round and fiat, snap damaged. Four gold dress rings. One five rubies in centre, eight pearls outside, stamped 9 carat. One four emeralds and four pearls, stamped 9 carat. One dark stone in centre, stamped 9 carat. One form of buckle, sma 1 diamond in centre. One gold dress ring, double top, one side set pearls, the other rubies, emeralds, and small diamonds. Three gold albeit guards. One gold albert guard, two seals, two lockets ( enamelled), a horse shoe and a gold hoop attached. One round pattern, United States dollar attached. Two silver guards. Two gold brooches. One gold brooch, oval shaped, with liair in it. One gold brooch, cat's eye in centre- One gold brooch, coral in centre. One gold massive breast- pin, horse- shce pattern. One silver breast- pin. Four gold lockets and chains. One silver locket and brooch. Three silver medals for Zulu war, each marked " Wolfendale" on edges. One silver medal marked " Nixon." One gold oblong- shaped locket, diamond in centre. One flat gold ring, with ruby and a white stone, initials " J. A. to A. A." One pair gold earrings, form of horse- shoe, three drops in centre, one damaged. One pair long gold earrings, three balls at bottom, one larger than the others. One pair long gold earrings, rose and thistle en- graved thereon. One lady's gold chain, small pattern. Two old five- shilling pieces. And £ 157 10s. gold and £ 46 10s. silver. The reward will be paid by Mr. Walker Brown, 26, Whalley- street, Miles Platting, for recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount recovered, and for' the apprehension and conviction of thieves. Information to Mr. Superintendent Bent, Old Trafford, - Manchester:— by whom a reward will be payable. STAFFORDSHIRE. 57.— At Stoke- upon- Trent Railway Station, on 24th ult.. a gold English lever, centre seconds, stop watch, makers, " Rivers, Hanley," engraved on works, ring broken off, of heavy strong make. Information to Superintendent Hackney, Stokc- upou- Trcnt. SUSSEX. 58.— At H eathfield, from a pheasantry, during the night of 22nd ult., seven tame hen pheasants and one cock pheasant, common breed. Information to Superintendent Waghorn, Hailsham, Sussex. 69.— At Brighton. 23rd ult. One gold English lever watch, No. 1872, maker " Winsor, Brighton," gold dial. One gold albert chain, fastened to brooch with gold cross. One plain gold ring. One gold buckle ring, three paste stones. One dress ring, three coloured stones. One gold buckle bracelet. One plain gold band bracelet, forms a brooch at fastening, with stone. One square gold brooch, with small paste stone in centre, spray of flowers in front; and pair of earrings to'fmateh, in case. Two pairs gold earrings ( one broken). One pair of earrings ( children's), blue stones. One gold ring set pearls, one or two missing. Information to Chief Constable, Police Station, Brighton. 60.— At Brighton, between 7.30 pin., 25tli, and 2 a. m., 2Gth ult., from a dwelling- house, a silver English lever watch, maker's name ( supposed) " Schonks," small gold curb- pattern guard attached; a thick silver repeater watch, strikes and chimes hours and quarters: small silver Geneva watch, vulcanite chain attached ; a gold watch, key on ring, and two old- fashioned gold seals, one set amethyst with impression of mouse and trap, and the words " Don't you wish you may get it," the other set with a dark blue stone with fox* on top ; two gold telescope pencil cases; an old- fashioned gold guard, alternate long and short links ; an old- fashioned gold brooch, set coral and plaited hair in centre; part of a lady's gold neck chain, about 18 inches long, two or three old Indian gold pins, one made of stnall brooch, set garnets ; two stone brooches in gold claw setting, one with a claw deficient: a gold pin set pearls ; a small chased gold cross ; a gold ring, set amethyst and pearls ; a pebble brooch, set in silver^ two pairs of silver sugar tongs, one with initials " G. II. O." thereon, the other very old- fashioned, with open work ; silver tea- spoon, initials " C. O." ; and a silver- gilt albert chain. Information to Chief Constable, Borough Police, Brighton. 61.— At H asti ngs, during October last, six silver tea- spoons, two silver table- spoons " Ii. A. W." thereon, two silver salt- spoons, " R. E. W." thereon. Information to Chief Constable, Borough Police, Iiastint YORKSHIRE, WEST RIDING. £ 5 Reward. 62.— At Rotherham, 22nd or| 23rd ult., a half- bred bay mare, four years, 15.2 hands, black points, tail docked short; in good condition. Suitable for tram- way and omnibus work, and may have been booked from country railway station to London for such work. Information to Chief Constable Pollard,' police station, Rotherham, by whom the reward will he- paid. YORKSHIRE ( NORTH RIDING). 63.— M iddlesboro'.— From the person, on 19th ult., a gentleman's gold keyless pocket chronometer watch, white dial, plain smooth cases ( maker, M. G. C'ollingwood, 21, South- Street, Middlesbro'), No. 10940, bow supposed broken oft'. £ 5 reward will be paid on recovery of the watch and the conviction of the thief or thieves. Information to E. J. Saggerson, Chief Constable, Midddlesboro'. 64.— At Middlesboro by Housebreaking, 15th ult., a spade guinea, a spade half- guinea, a small diamond out of a ring, a small oval gold locket with diamond- shaped shield raised on front; a pair of gold solitaires, fancy pattern ; a silver oval locket, medium size; horse- shoe one side, monogram " E. M. F." the: other; a link- pattern silver necklet, fastens with a clasp; a- pair of lady's small opera glasses, outside cases mother- o'- pearl, barrel and mountings aluminium, about 2 in. long when closed, and were in a blue velvet case lined with white satin. Information to E. J. Saggerson, Chief Constable, M i ddlesb or on gh. RAILWAYS. 65,— London and North Western,— 21st ult. in transit between London and Dublin, a parcel containing:— Nine lady's five stone half- hoop diamond brilliant rings, plain 18 carat settings. Four gent's single stone diamond brilliant rings, set in 8 claws, stamped 18 carat. Three gent's single stone diamond brilliant rings, set in 12 claws; 18 carat, stamped inside. < i'wo gent's three stone gipsy rings, brilliants, close set, 18 carat stamped inside. Four gent's three stone gipsy rings, brilliants, open set, 18 carat stamped inside. One parcel loose brilliants, weight 7.} carats, con- taining- about 30 stones. One ditto, ditto, weight 11£ carats, containing about 20 stones. Information to Supt. Copping, Detective Police Office, Euston Railway Station, London. £ 25 Reward. PERSONS and BODIES FOUND. LANCASHIRE. 66.— Moss- Side.— Description of a woman found lying on the footpath in Moss- lane East, Moss Side, at about 1 a. m. 12th ult., apparently having been killed by a chimney pot falling on her head:— age 45, length 5 ft. 2 or 3 in., hair dark brown, complexion fresh, eyes grey, seven false teeth ( upper jaw) ; dress, black jacket trimmed with black braid, black skirt trimmed with black crape, dark blue petticoat trimmed with red and white braid, red flannel petticoat, red stays, twill cottou chemise and drawers, grey ribbed worsted stockings, high legged button boots, kid tops. 67,— Clayton,— Drowned in the river Medlock, at Clayton Vale, on 19th ult., the body of a man, age 58, length 5 ft. 9 in., complexion sallow, hair and whiskers ( under chin) grey, pockmarked; has lost left arm up to elbow ; dress, dark worsted cloth overcoat, black cloth suit, striped cotton shirt, white and red woollen muffler round neck, scarlet stockings and lace- up boots. Information to County Police Office^ Old Trafford, Manchester. SURREY. 68.— Dead, in Woking Cemetery, at 7.30 a. m. 23rd ult., with bullet wound in head, a Woman, age about 50, height 5 ft. 5 in., hair ( turning grey) dark, eyes dark brown; dress, black coburg, black cloth jacket trimmed plush, button boots, brown stockings, sealskin hat, black kid gloves ; wore wedding ring; clothing very good. On person a bag containing 25 ball cartridges, and lying by the side of the body a new six- chambered revolver ( one chamber discharged), " E. M. Reilly it Co., 277, Oxford- street. London," on barrel. Supposed to have booked from Vauxliall to Woking on above date. Information to Superintendent Barker, Deputy Chief Constable, Guildford. TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1884. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. .3 ANIMALS LOST OR STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. R Division. 69.— Stolen, between 5.30 p. m. 18tli and 7.30 a. m. 19th ult., from Chapel Farm, Eltham, 3 horses, 1st, bay carriage gelding, 15 hands 2; V inches high, black points, recently blistered for splints, rugged mane; 2nd, bay bay carriage ditto, 16 hands high, 5 years old, black points, star on forehead, large splints inside and outside both forelegs; 3rd, dark grey cart mare, 16 hands 2 inches high, fired on off fore fetlock, long mane, and tail, dark and light hair] on near hind heel These horses have been turned out; their coats are very rough, and they will require shoeing. A reward of £ 10 will be paid by W. Soames, Esq., 16, St. John's Park, Blackheath, to any ' person who shall give suchfinfor- mation as shall lead to the apprehension of the thieves and recovery of either of the bay geldings, his property. Information to the Director of the Criminal Investi- gations, Great Scotland Yard, S. W. 70.— X Division.— Stolen from Salter's Fields Lati- mer- road, Notting Mill, on 19th ult., a dark brown filly, 13 hands, star on forehead, and off hind fetlock white : in good condition; value, about £ 20. Information to the Director of Criminal Investiga- tions, Great Scotland Yard, S. W. MISCELLANEOUS. PROPERTY FOUND IN POSSESSION OF PRISONERS, SOMERSETSHIRE.' 71.— Williton.— In the possession of a man and his wife, who were sentenced to a month's imprison- ment each for larceny, on the 24th ult., a silver lever hunter watch, name inside " G. E. Searle and Son, Stonehouse, Plymouth," No. 44505, sunk minute hands, a gold graduated link chain, 9 carat, with pendant attached, 10 carat, containing a stone, white one side and green the other; a snake pattern half- mourning gold ring, chased, and containing nine opals, two of which are chipped; a man's size black ribbed monkey jacket nearly new, three pockets outside, including a ticket pocket, breast pocket inside, velvet collar, loop marked " Excelsior," lined black rough material, diamond pattern; a boy's monkey jacket, nearly new, same make and material, but without ticket pocket; a man's new brown ribbed cloth overcoat, four pockets outside, including breast and ticket pockets, and one inside, lining taken out; a man's new summer dark mixture overcoat, three pockets outside, including ticket pocket, lined black. Information to Supt. Self, Williton, Somersetshire. The Apprehension of the undermentioned persons is sought for failing to report under the Provisions of the Prevention of Crime Acts. The Police Force requiring the capture is notified under the name of the person, with the Exception of the Metropolitan District, which is shown by the letters C. O. ( Convict Office). Name, Metropolitan Police Office No., and Forces Desiring Capture. AGE. H'GHT. COM. HAIR. EYES. REMARKS. Conviction, Prison Register No., and Date Liberated. License Holders. ROBERT FLANDERS, 22703. C. O. . CORNELIUS DOWNEY, 19567. C. O. AGNES JONES, alias BURGIN and ALICE JONES, 21410. C. O. CHARLES SMITH, 22532. C. O. EMILY TURNER, 13690. C. O. JANE NICHOLLS, alias WOOLLIS- CROFT and WOLENSCROFT, 22003. C. O. JAMES OSBORNE, 21633. C. O. MARY ANN WELCH, 21047. C. O. MARGARET THOMPSON, alias JONES and MARTHA JOHNSON, 19942. C. O. JAMES MIJIRHEAD, 21638. C. O. . JOSEPH BAZLEY, alias WILLIAM SMITH, 23389. C. O. THOMAS BAKER, 23103. C. O. HENRY CLEMENTS, alias WILLIAM HICKS, 22910. C. O. JOHtf SPENCER, 23110. C. OJ ELLEN DOBBS, 22659. C. O. . HENRY PARKER, alias RICHARD DUGGAN, 22190. C. O. MARY ANN MELIA, alias GREEN and ELLEN HUGHES, 21409. C. O. MICHAEL HAMILTON, 22638. C. O. MARY ELIZABETH COWARD, 20310. C. O. HENRY CHANDLER, alias HENRY . GEO. MERCER, 2315^. C. O. MARY ABBEY, alias MARY A. YOUNG, 21685. C. 0. MARY ANN SULLIVAN, alias MARY BOULDS, # 121. C. O. CHARLES WILLIAM HUGALL, 23277. C. O. ANNIE F ARRANT, alias MARTHA • JANE WARD, and ELIZABETH WARD, 21744. J. O. GEORGE RUSSSLL, abas MERCER, 22803. C. O. WILLIAM JOHNSON, 22893. C. O. 36 41 37 37 26 30 24 31 41 56 32 39 22 35 34 5 4 5 4 5 1 5 6 4 10 5 0 5 1 5 4 5 2 5 8 5 3 5 6 4 10 5 7 5 0 5 2 5 6 5 0 5 3 6 0 fresh fresh dark dark fair dark fresh 4 pale sallow fresh dark dark fresh dark fresh fresh fair fresh fair faii- pale pale sllw dark sllw dark It brn brn dk bm dk brn It brn dk brn bm dk brn dk brn It brn brn dk brn grey dk brn dk brn brn red dk brn brn hazel blue grey blue blue Blue mark on right thigh, scars on forehead, left wrist and back of neck, mole on throat Scars in right palm, left of nose ( large), and between left thumb and forefinger Scars on face, blind_ left^ eye, right little finger crooked ' Sailor dancing, pipe in hand,' woman dancing, D. D. hidden by Hag, C. E. and flag on left arm: American flag, ship, woman, flag, Goddess of Liberty, and man with pipe and bottle in hand on right arm Scar on right cheek brn Scars on left elbow andleg hazel grey dk brn grey hazel hazel hazel hazel grey blue grey grey hazel dk brn It hazl It brn It bm dk brn dk brn brn dk brn grey hazel hazel hazel hazel hazel Birthmark left of head, scars on forehead and left eyebrow, moles on back of neck Lost several teeth. Lost left eye. Slightly pockmarked, lost 3 top front teeth . Scars on forehead, right cheek, comer of left eye, and on bridge of nose, first left finger slightly injured; knockkiteed Blue dot, T. B., anchor, and dot. on right arm, dot and figures on left; rings on second left'and right 2nd and 3rd fingers, blue dots between thumbs and fingers ; mole on right cheek. D. D. on left side, flogging marks on back, sears on bridge of nose, and point thereof inebnos to right. Scars back of right hand, on left fingers, head, centre of forehead, and right leg. Scars on left thumb and forehead, lost one front tooth. Nose fractured, scars on left thumb and 1st left and 2nd right fingers, eyebrow, and cheek, end of first right finger fractured. S. P. on right arm, lost top front teeth, scar on chin Anchor on left arm, F. C., I. H. S., I. N. R. I. and cross on pedestal on right; freckled Moles on face and arms, lost front teeth ^ Scars inside left- hand and on right arm, large mole on left cheek Cast in left eye, lost part of left thumb, mole right of mouth Lost several top teeth, scars on left eyebrow, bottom lip and left arm. Bridge of nose [ flattened, fingers double- jointed, slightly pockmarked. Scars left of neck, on left shoulder and right shin Large mole near nipple, lost two front teeth, scars on left knee and right shoulder- blade. Hole in roof of mouth, left shin ulcerated, left first and third fingers injured. Surrey Sessions, 30th June, 1874, 10 years penal, servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. Licensed 19th September, 1883. A. 900. Surrey Sessions, 5th February, 1877,7 years penal, servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. Licensed 19th July, 1882. D. 120. Middlesex Sessions, 9th July, 1877, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny ( person). Licensed 28th March, 1883. X. D. 89. Central Criminal Court, 10th December, 1877, 7 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny ( River). Licensed 29th August, 1883. D. 1320. Surrey Sessions, 2nd January, 1877,7 years penal servitude for assault to rob. Licensed 10th January, 1879. D. 1. Knutsford, 24th February, 1880, 5 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 23rd June, 1883. G. 29. Middlesex Sessions, 9th July, 1877, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for horsestealing. Licensed4th May, 1883. D. 756 jBridgnorth Sessions, 19th October, 1877, 7 years penal servitude for larceny ( servant). Licensed 1st February, 1883. V. D. 56. Surrey Sessions, 1st January, 1878, 7 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 2nd Sep- tember, 1882. E. 1. Belfast, 13th December, 1878, 5 years penal, servitude for fraud. Licensed 9th November,. 1882. 14862. Central Criminal Court, 24th June, 1878, 7 yea? s.- penal servitude for larceny ( person). Licensed 7th December, 1883. E. 590. Liverpool, 3rd November, 1879, 5 years penal servitude for larceny ( person). Licensed 5th November, 1883. F. 980. Middlesex Sessions, 22nd September, 1879, 5 years penal servitude and 3 years police super- vision for housebreaking. Licensed 12th October, 1883. F. 801. Liverpool, 3rd November, 1879, 5 years penal' servitude for housebreaking. Licensed 5th November, 1883. F. 982. Middlesex Sessions, 3rd May, 1880, 5 years penal servitude and 3 years police supervision fer larceny ( dwelling). Licensed 17th. September, 1883. G. 68. Middlesex Sessions, 7th January,, 1878, 7 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny ( person). Licensed 18th July, 1883. E. 84. Liverpool, 8th July, 1878, 7 years penal servi - tude for larceny. Licensed 26th March, 1683. E. 97. Lucknow ( East India), 8th October, 1879, 5 years penal servitude for military offence. Licensed 14th September, 1883. F. 1164. Central Criminal Court, 3rd May, 1875, penal, servitude for life for murder. Licensed 25th October, 1882. B. 134. Central Criminal Court, 31st January, 1876, 10- years penal servitude and two years pohee supervision for fraud. Licensed 12th November, 1883. V. C. 12. Central Criminal Court, 12th January, 1880* 5, years penal servitude for uttering. Lcenseed 12th May, 1883. S. G. 22. Central Criminal Court, 28th June, 1880, 5 years penal servitude for uttering. Licensed 31st Oct., 1883. G. 87. Middlesex Sessions, 8th Dec., 1879, 5 years penal servitude for larceny and receiving. Licensed 21st Nov., 1883. F. 1098. Surrey Sessions, 3rd Nov., 1879, 5 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 14th May, 1883. F. 127. Maidstone, 17th October, 1879, 5 years penal servitude for simple larceny. Licensed 28th Sept., 1883. F. 841. Central Criminal Court, 20th Oct.. 1879, 5 years penal servitude for horsestealing. License^ 11th Oct., 1883. F, 875, 2 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1884. Name and Metropolitan Police Office No. AGE FRANK CHATER, 20628. C. O. ELLEN SULLIVAN, alias WARD, WESTROPP, PITCH, TAYLOR and MARGARET HOUGHTON, 22722. C. O. ELLEN WALTERS, 21739. C. O. JAMES KELLY, alias MONT- GOMERY and WELSH, 21988. C. O. JOHN SMITH, alias HENRY SULLIVAN, and THOMAS JACK SON, 22647. C. O. JAMES FRESHWATER alias JOHN KING, 20951. C. O. MARY LOCK, 21943. C. O. JOHN BARNETT, 23160. C. 0. Supervisees. JESSIE GOLDING, alias AMELIA GOLDING and BRAY, 13898. C. O. ' GEORGE WILLIAMS, alias GAR- RETT, WILLIAM GUINER and GREEN, 23040. C. O. PATRICK QUINN, alias SMITH, 16749. C. O. JOHN EMMA HALL, alias ABBOTT and RICKETS, 23403. C. O. JAMES NEWMAN, 22839. C. O. 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PATRICK WRIGHT, alias GLYNN ( Brighton). 44 48 38 59 31 37 54 43 34 35 32 36 58 24 32 26 52 38 31 35 50 19 22 33 64 24 31 29 H'GHT 5 6 4 10 5 0 5 4 5 1 4 9 4 8 COM. HAIR. dark dark fresh fresh fair dark' fresh dark fair dark fair ruddy fresh pale ruddy dark dark fresh fresh dark sllw fair sllw fair dk brn black It brn ( grey gtng. bald) dkbrn dk brn grey dark, turng. grey light dk brn brn brn dark, turng. grey brn red dkbrn black brn brn dk brn EYES. dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh grey "( bald) dk brn brn It brn dk brn dk brn grey sandy brn brn brn grey brn grey hazel blue brn grey brn blue brn blue hazel hazel blue It brn grey hazel blue hazel blue hazel grey grey brn brn dk hz] It hzl brn grey ( weak) grey REMARKS. Conviction, Prison Register No., and Date Liberated. Prominent nose, right second and third fingers stiff, right ankle fractured, flat feet, bottom gums cut away. " H " on right arm, scars left of top lip, on forehead and eyebrows. Scars on face and right arm, mole on chin. Lost four teeth, scars on head and left first finger, moles on right arm and left hip. Slightly pockmarked, right elbow fractured, birthmark right of back, ship in full sail on left arm, blue mark inside right, left forefinger fractured. Left knee fractured, scars below left ear, left eye, on eyebrow, and right arm, ruptured left side Scar in palm of left hand, mole on right arm Moles under right eye and top of left shoulder, scars on bridge of nose and left arm ( burn) Pockmarked . Ruptured left side, moles on left shoulder, left side and neck, scarred back of right shoulder Lost 1st joints of left thumb and forefinger, scars on forehead Scar under left eye^ and side of right ear Heavily pockmarked, toes contracted, blue scar on left eyebrow Scar on right arm, blue mark on left Sear on right temple and over right eye Scars on arms and corner of left eye Left third finger deformed, scars on arms Mole on left cheek, scar on left hand, lost several teeth Freckled, scars on right cheek and head, top of left little finger injured, birthmarks on left ribs Scar on right shoulder Mole right of neck, large round scar inside right knee, back deformed Scars on eyebrows, right forearm, and left wrist ' M YMWLMandB" on left arm, " CMK A,' anchor, heart and " B H B " on right arm Five blue dots on right arm, cross and blue dot on left Scar over right eye Scars, forehead, inside right hand, on scalp, right and left of mouth, and on legs Varicose veins near right ankle, scars inside thighs Scars near right eye, on left breast, and left second finger, " W " on left arm, moles on back of shoulders and right breast Scar on first left finger, end of nose very red Scars on eyebrows and nose Central Criminal Court, 13th Jan., 1879, 5 years penal servitude for fraud. Licensed 18th Dec., 1882. F. 16. Surrey Sessions, 31st Dec., 1878, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police surpervision for larceny. Licensed 20th Sept., 1883. E. 166. Central Criminal Court, 16th Sep. 1878, 7 years penal servitude for uttering. Licensed 18th, May, 1883. E. 117. Central Criminal Court, l' 4th Jan. 1878, 7 years penal servitude for uttering. Licensed 23rd June, 1883. E. 127. Middlesex Sessions, 9th July, 1877, 7 years penal servitude and 6 years police supervision. Licensed 17th Sept., 1883. D. 757. Middlesex Sessions, 7th August, 1877, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. Licensed 26th Jan., 1883. D. 877. Central Criminal Court, 21st Oct., 1878, 7 years penal servitude for arson. Licensed 19th June, 1883. E. 121. Surrey Sessions, 3rd June, 1878, 7 years penal servitude for receiving. Licensed 13th Nov., 1883. Middlesex Sessions, 3rd June, 1872,7 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. Licensed 12th March, 1879. Y. 251. Middlesex Sessions, 9th September, 1872, 10 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny ( person). Liberated 30th October, 1883. Y. 936. Middlesex Sessions, 20th December, 1875, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. Liberated 26th May, 1881. B. 1372. Middlesex Sessions, 6th December, 1882,12 calen- dar months and 12 calendar months police supervision for fowlstealing. Liberated 3rd December, 1883. C. 6939. Middlesex Sessions, 22nd May, 1876,5 years penal servitude for fraud. 20th September, 1880 attempted fraud, 2 months hard labour. License revoked and 3 years police supervision. Liberated 6th October, 1883. C. 756. Middlesex Sessions, 11th August, 1879, 10 calen- dar months and 4 years police supervision for shop breaking. Liberated 10th June, 1880.1562 Middlesex Sessions, 13th January, 1879,18 calen- dar months and 4 years police supervision for larceny ( person). Liberated 12 July, 1880. 226. Middlesex Sessions, 9th July, 1877, 2 years im- prisonment and 7 years police supervision for, larceny. Liberated 8th July, 1879. 133. Middlesex Sessions, 6th March, 1876, 7 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny. Liberated 31st July, 1883. C. 53. Middlesex Sessions, 6th March, 1876, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny ( person). Liberated 31stOct., 1883. G. 54. Central Criminal Court, 20th November, 1876 7 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny. Liberated 23rd May, 1882. C. 1290. Middlesex Sessions, 9th March, 1874, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for fraud. Liberated 5th Dec., 1878. A. 102. Central Criminal Court, 27th Oct., 1873,10 years penal servitude and 2 years police supervision for uttering. Liberated 13th Oct., 1883. Z. 356. Central Criminal Court, 19th Nov., 1877,5 years penal servitude and 3 years police supervision for uttering. Liberated 24th March, 1881. D. 187. Middlesex Sessions, 6th Sep., 1875, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for larcency. Liberated 15th May, 1880. B. 224. Middlesex Sessions, Gth Nov., 1882, 12 calendar months and one year police supervision for larceny ( person). Liberated 5th November. 1883. 784. Middlesex Sessions, 21st August, 1882, 16 calendar months hard labour and two years police supervision for larceny ( person). Liberated 20th Dec. 1883. 854. Central Criminal Court, 3rd May, 1875, 7 years penal servitude aid 3 years police supervision for larceny ( dwelling). Liberated 12th Nov., 1880. B. 562. Central Criminal Court, 2nd March, 1874, 7 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny ( dwelling). Liberated 11th November, 1881. A. 2. Preston, 24th Feb., 1381,12 months and 4 year police supervision for larceny. Liberated 23rd Feb. 1882. 160 Preston, 25th August, 1881, 15 calendar months and 7 years police supervision for larceny. Maidstone, 8th April, 1830, 18 calendar months and 3 years police supervision for fraud. Liberated 7th Oct. 1881 License Holders :— FREDERICK FARRAR, Office No. 23112, MARY ROBINSON 917Q7 • directions for apprehension cancelled. Supervisee, DANIEL SHEFN is'sHi aana> upervisee: Eliza Day 20797 ( advertised in Police Gazette, 3rd ultimo, DANIEL MURRAY, 22192£( advertised in Police Gazettes Septfmbt , ? ° hCe G** ett+ es' 0ctober ^ st). apprehend. License holder 5th ultimo). THOMAS GARDFISH, 22439 ( advertised in Pob^ ta Supervxsee DANIEL DUFFY, 12755 ( adverfed in Police Gazette In event of captures of persons circulated from C O Informati ™ in thn TV7n t- Z ' aPPrehended. Constable of the Police District named formation to the Director, C. I. D., Convict Office, Great Scotland Yard, S. W. The remainder to the Chief TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1884. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. .3 Third Edition. Price 6s., or post free 6 « . 6< 7. Police Code and Manual of the Criminal Law. By C. E. 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