PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY NEW SEEIES. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1887. VOL. IV., No. 403. REGULATIONS- * V All announcements for insertion in the POLICB GAZRT. S, and all communications upon them should be addressed to THE EDITOR OP THS POLICE GAZETTE, GIIEAT SCOTLAND YAKD, LONDON, S. W. J!, 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. S. Particulars as to 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, ani the exact conditions be clearly stated. 5. Portraits of persons whose apprehension is sought for serious offences, and engravings of stolen property, will be prominently inserted, with detailed particulars, at a cost of 15S. per portrait, and of 7s. 6d. per photograph or sketch of a stolen article, including the expense of engraving on wood. S. 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, ths requisition must be sig: ied by the chirf officer pf police, or his immediate deputy, of the county, city, or borough, as the case may be. Announcements concerning stolen property must be guaranteed by a'i 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 am alphabetically arranged by counties. 9" , Th'for" which 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 anwMcement will it wholly responsible for any proceedings which may result from such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded so at to be received not later than noon on Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Saturday morning. They mui. be clearly written on one side of the paper only, be in the usual form, and accompanied by e covering letter. * 12. All payments must be in advance, either at the office, Great Scotland Yard by cheque crossed " Drummond f Co.," Post Office Order payable at Charing Cross, Postal Order, or ue Stamps. 13. Advertisements are accepted for the POLICE GAZETTE through Mr. James 1' Alhng, JST Strand, London, the sole Agent, who will furnish the rates on application. 14. Announcements concerning property lost or persons missing can only be accepted as advertisements, }. SIoww, Editor. WAR OFFICE, NOVEMBER 8, 1887. DESERTERS AND ABSENTEES FROM HER MAJESTY'S SE& VICE. UNC HO J NAME. SO OOBFFL. VHESS DOEJJ. SSADB. \ 1 | COH- PLXA BAJS K7E8. RBORTCKNTALI OB FT, AM CLOTHBS. DiSSERTION DATE or PLACE or MARK'S RFMARTTR < 1 | 1C Agate, Arthur ! Allen, Charles ! Andrews, John \ Barnes, Walter ' Black, Malcolm Barns, James Burns, Patrick Cameron, Wm. Caney, Arthur Carr, Fred 253 680 168 217 253- 90' 223! 354f 2514 2765 14th Hussars t Cold- tream Gds 1 Durham L. I. ) LarlcS Fue. Scottish Rifles Cameron High. R. Dublin Fus. Royal High. R. Dublin Fus. Durham L. I. Maidstone, Kent Birmingham St. Paul s, Deptfoid Bolton, Lanes Glasgow, Lanark Languillduff, Mon. Shankhill, Belfast St Cathbert's, Edin Bethnal Green, Mdx Barnsley, Yorfcs clerk clerk baker piecer carter ' apper labourer labourer musician collier 23 22 22 18 20 26 21 19 23 23 • 16 7 5 10 5 c6 5 4- 5 6 5 5 5 5J > 0 5 V. 5 6 tresh black fair brn t'rc^ i ( air fresli brn fresh It brn fresh brn fresh It brn fresh brn fresh It brn fresh brn grey bra grey- hazel blue blue gTey hazel grey hazel regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals piain clothes' regimentals plain clothes regimentals regimentals 27 Oct. 23 Oct 1 Nov. 28 Oct 26 Oct. iS Oct. 25 Oct. 26 Oct. 28 Oct. 31 Oct. Shorn cliff Dublin Colchester ManChestr Curragh Inverness Mullingar Perth Woolwich New- on- T scar outer angle left eye, blue spot nose indistinct anchor left forearm female dancer with Union Jack rtjar: a scars rt buttock, M D., tlistle. rt srrn face pockpitted " regimental great cji- t freckled and pockfitted scar on lower lip Mary on left forearm 1 li - 12 14 XI If 11 15 u 20 Cart, Thomas : Clemonts, James Cooke, Albert Crimmirig' 8. E. Fairhead, John Far rant, Edwin Galbraith, Hugh Gibbons, David . Green, Alfred iGreenaway, James 781 199. 566( 1944 791 6242S 2192 5 "• cots Guards l'ork & Lane R Coldstream Gds E. Lanes Regt. E. Surrey Regt Dorset Regt. Royal Artillery Lanes Fus. Essex Regt. R. W. Kent Rt. Calder, Lanark Spilsby, Lincoln All Saints', Leicestei Emly, Tipperary Felixstow, Suffolk Brighton, Sussex Campbeltown, Argy Wigan, Lanes Lynn, Norfolk Lewisham, Kent fireman painter labourer labourer labourer baker printer collier labourer labourer 24 21 24- 22, 19 22 2i} 18l 29, 18: 0 9 0 7- i ? 5 8; IS 4- 5 5; 5 3 5 8) r5 4, 5 54 5 5 fresh ' dk brr fresh jbrn dark dk brr fair brn fresh dk bri sallow black sallow dk brn fre- h sandy fair It brn dark dark bm blue hazel grey hazel brn grey grey blue brn plain clothes regimentals regimentals regimentals plain clothes regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals plain clothes 23 Oct. 28 Oct. 25 Oct. 26 Oct. 5 Oct. 23 Oct. 28 Oct. 28 Oct. 28 Oct. 25 Oct. en route* Boston London Dundalk London Portsraoth Seaforth Manehestr Bra- ford Dartford T. C. lett arm " H imibou to L - uu n cicatrix of wound on left thumb man's head with hat right arm mole cn left side of ne; k tattooed dot back left thumb tattooed rt arm, cicatrix of burn It I reait H S. It forearm, sear rt elbow 21 24 24 26 26 27 28 29 Hall, famuel Henehall. Wm. Holmes, Edward Home. S. Wm. Irvin, John Charles Johnson, James Johnson, Samuel Knowles, Moses Lane, George 1613 Gloucester Regt. 2677 10th Hussars 1600 S. Wales Bordrs 2167 E. Kent Regt. 2511 Royal Scots 1769 Middlesex Regt. 1894 Middlesex Regt. 41661 Roval Artillery 1136 D. " of Corn. L. I. — Durham L. I. Birmingham Hammersmi. h, Mdx. Trinity, Shrewsbury Minster, Ramsgate Madras, E. India Lambeth, Surrey St. Poncras, Mdx. St Mary'e, Sheffield Calstaek. Cornwall clerk labourer labourer groom labourer labourer mason labourer miner 251 : s> 21 18? 18 J 25- j 193 22$ 23 15 5 6 5 5 5 51 5 6 5 7 6 6 5 6 5 81 fair fair freLh fresh fresh medm fresh fresh fair brn brn It brn brn dk brn dk brn dark black It brn iblue blue hazel blue dk bin hazel hazel hazel blue regimentals regimentals plain clothes regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals za Uct. J5 Oct. 26 Oct. 24 Oct. 28 Oct. 1 Nov. 23 Oct. 26 Oct. 11 Oct. Preston Hounslow Dublin Dover Glasgow Aldershot Alderahot Shomcliffe Malta scar light groin cross flags, W. H., It arm, anchorit mole right shoulder- blade scar knuckle of right forefinger dot back both wrists, fear left of forehead Royal Aims chest, bust, & c., right arm scar on left arm 3) Lawton, rosepli New- under- Lyire labourer 19 5 4| fresh brn grey plain clothes 6 Oct. en route* ccar left of scalp " Newcastle to Lichfield 31 82 83 34 35 3 6 S7 38 39 40 Leader, Ernest . Letts, C. A. Leybourne, W. Massey, James Mclntyre, T. W. McPherson, Andrw Mills, Charles H. Mooney, Patrick Munro, Charier O'Biien, James 2199 6887 45395 3185 1878 2365 3254 1676 2737 Essex Regt. Med S. Corps R. H. A. 6th Lancers York & Lane Rt Seaforth High. 5th Lancers Warwick Regt. Durham L. I. 19th Hussars Chelmsfoid, Essex Rothwe'l, Nrthmptn Carlisle, Cumberland Swinton, Lanes Hunslet, Leeds St. Giles's, Edinbrgh Lambeth, Surrey Naas, Kildare Newport, Mon. St. Andrew's, Drhm labourer labourer sailor oollier labourer compositor gardener painter sailor rivetter 18 21 23 19| 19| 19 18| 20 19$ 22 5 51 5 8$ 6 0 5 8} 5 6 5 0$ 5 71 5 4 5 44 5 7f fair fresh bmzd fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fair fresh fair It bm brn bm It brn dk bm bra rd bm brn bra It blue grey grey bm bm grey blue grey grey grey regimentals regimentals regimentals plain clothcs regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals plain clothes 23 Oct. 9 Oct. 23 Oct. 29 Oct 22 Oct. 31 Oct. 28 Oct. 27 Oct. Oct.. 20 Oct. Warley Halifx, US Aldershot Aldershot Sheffield Edin burgh Aldershot Fermoy New- on- T. en route* scar on scalp, tattooed chest and arms scar left forearm small scar left shin scar from burn back of neck 3 scars on head, white mark It shoulder tattoo marks left forearm, cross left hand pockpitted * N. Shields to Sunderland 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 41> 50 O'Reilly, Thomas O'Rourke, Frank Parkes, Tom Fe- rson, William Pocklington, Edwin Poland, Thomas Pound, Altert Regan, John Short, Michael Sidebottom. Charles 1151 2572 1391 63065 2722 2015 15164 405 2286 Leinster Regt. | Shropshire L. I. Leicester Regt. 14th Hussars Royal Artillery Durham L I. 10th Hussars Royal Artillery York & Lanes Rt King's O. Brdrs. Ball's Bridge, Dubln Sheffield, Yorks Marcliinton, Staffs [ pswich, Suffolk Brayton Burn, Yorks St. Pancras, Mdx. Maidstone, Kent Cardiff, Glamorgan Sheffield, Yorks Leeds, Yorks moulder abourer printer farm servnt porter labourer labourer roller down forgeman 20 224 20| 19 20} 22j 23$ 26$ 301 19$ b 8$ fair 5 43 fresh 5 9 fair 5 7 fresh 5 6 fresh 5 4J fair 5 73 fresh 5 7j fresh 5 7 jfresh 5 63- fair bm brn It brn bm bm fair bm dk bra bra It brn grey blue blue grey blue grey grey blue bm llue regimentals regimentals regimentals plain clothes legimentals regimentals regimentals plain clothes regimentals regimentals 23 0, t. 27 Oct. 31 Oct. 27 Oct. 26 Oct. 29 Oct. 22 Oct. 28 Oct. 26 Oct. 26 Oct. Tralee Shrewsbry Tynemoth Warley New- on- T New- on- T London Newport* Sheffield Aldershot sc& r rt shldi, 2 scars back, mole It side scar left s'de of cheek 3 moles left arm Maltese cross, star, bracelet, & c. It forearm scar on nape of neck figure of worr. an right arm * Mon. scar back of left wrist and on forehead 2 scars over lumbar region 61 52 63 54 65 56 67 68 69 « C Smiih, James Smith, Peter Smith, William Spicer, William Sullivan, John Symes, Edward Taylor, James Taylor, John Thompson, Harry Thurlby, Harris 2391 2401 2 c 03 62973 — 7774 1914 5345 3082 996 King's O. Brdrs. Lanes Fus. R. Irish Fus. Royal Aitillery Conn. Rangers C. & T. Corps Manchester Rgt. Coldstream Gds. 5 th Dragoon Gds Lincoln Regt. Morpeth, Northmbld Wigan, Lanes Ballinasloe, Galway Mansfield, Notts 3reencaetle, Antrim " Jripplegate, Mdx. Manchester Smethwick, Staffs Sreenwich, Kent Sleafoid, Lineo'n Labourer colliT groom stonecutter ireman carman jollier abourer = ervant abourer m 181 25 24$ 22 184 191 25 18 j 24fi 5 81 5 5 5 7J 5 73 6 5$ 5 3} 5 5 5 03 5 91 6 6 J fresh fresh xesh ' resh ; resh ' air ruddy ' air xesh ' air It brn brn dk bra bra dk bra yellow orn ora 3m It bm ? rey irrey lazel > rn > lue > lue > lue jrey ? rey bm regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals plain clothes jlain clothes ilain clothes regimentals regimentals alain clothes .' 9 Oct. 28 Oct. 20 Oct 22 ; oct. 15 Oct. ! 9 Oct. ! 8 Oct. ! 5 Oct. ! 7 Oct. — Ber- on- T. Bury Armagh Sheffield Selfast Woolwich Aldershot London Dundalk a Dublin large scar back of right forefinger car of burn over left knee 3oekpitted, ( car left thigh ailor holding flag right fcrear. n tters and anchor left arm mall stain on abdomen nehor and 3 chevrons left forearm are- e scar left side of throat 61 62 63 64 65 66P 67 1 68 69 70"! Vaughan, Francis Wainwripht, Wm. iValton, Thomas Ward, J. T. 4 Webster, Alfred White, George H. Wilkinson, Geo. T. Villey, Leonard ' Williams, Frederick foung, John > 2849 2795 3081 6636 7543 3282 2390 6690 7139 3267 loyal Artillery 1. forks L. I. 5th Dragoon Gds < ioyal Artillery loyal Artillery > th Lancers .. aiics Fus. Et. H. A. 1 1. & T. Corps ith I^ mcers ' ont) pool, Mon. Hull, Yorks 3ravesend, Kent ilcester, Warwick Yoolwich. Kent Tackney, Mdx. Salford, Manchester Ecole hall, Sheffield 3t. John's, Nwcastle t Sanbury, Oxford Is - ivetter abourer Dorter abourer abourer eaman yer urnacemn ailor errant. 81 8$ 9 > 03 1> 9$ 8$ 2 31 31 73 7 11 7 6} s 8$ 61 10$ f 41 c 8jl » resh resh resh resh allow resh resh resh ark andv t brn am f. i> rn 1 t bm £ jrn t jlack I > rn irn irn f andv l > lue r T- ey r azel r T- ey 1 rn r ra 1 • rey r • rey r ra r - rev r egimentals ' J egimectals 2 egimentals 2 lain clothes 2 egimentals 2 egi mentals 2 egimentals 3 egimentals 1 egimentals 2 eerimpntAls i2 7 Oct. 2 Oct. I 7 Oct. 1 3 Oct. I 2 Oct. A 3 Oct. 3 Oct. I 4 Oct. I 8 Oct. / 5 Oct. 1 S'ewport . \ mtefract Jundalk s Newbridge Voolwich s Jdershot c 3ury t joiidon . ldershot s Udershot s car rt eidc lorei. tad, scar front rt wiist car left side of : ttir left forearm car on forehead ross flags and crown rt 8rm, cross, rirgs It attooed slightly left forearm sir back It shoulder and riaj fingr It haad •> ar back of right buttock 2 THE POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBEB 8, 1& 87. Discharged for Misconduct. UFFICB no. NAME. BKQ. HO. OOBPfl. WHBBB BOBJt. IBAD1. • a S s < « m a 00*- PLXH. HAIB. STO8. CAUBK or D16- OIABQ1 AS STATED ON PAR- CHMENT CKKT. DATS OF DISCBAEOB D! S" H0" OF » MARKS A* D REMARKS 71 72 73 Gibson, Andrew Green, Albert Strong, Robert Waites, John 50007 Royal Artillery 2279 Hampshire Regt 59437' Royal Artillery 666 lR. Irish Rifles Workington, Cmblud St. Luke's, Mdx. Falkirk, Stirling 3 Georges, Southwk juddler musician abourer abourer 25 10} 23} 22} 5 4} fair 5 0} ' olive 5 7 fresh 5 5 | sallow It brn dk brn sandy brn irrey bra grey grey inoor 6c wthls con. of felony misconduct ignominy 7 Nov. Uorfc A. Gibson " it arm, bracelet both wnstJ 31 Oct. Wndswth * cross flags and 3 blue dots I t arm • Prison 31 Oot. Taunton 2 flags and head right forearm 31 Oot. Gosport soar riirht index finger ARMY RESERVE. BBO. HO. WIIKRH BOBM. 00*- PLXM. HAIB. DESERTION. BBOIMKNTALS OB FLAIK OLOTHE8. DATE OF| FLACK OF MARKS AND RKMARHB- acar on forehead anchor faintly tattooed on right hand ship on right forearm sear rt arm at elbow, scar like G. left arm vaccination marks right arm, indistinct small scar of cut on chin 2 scars e » .", h kneeeao 1 outride risrht calf 76 Ball, James 76 Boatwright, WiUm. ' 7 Browne, Edward 78 Carpenter, Geo. H. 79Chadburn, Edward 80 Charles, Oliver 81 jCollins, John 82 Connor, John 83 Conway, Joseph M Coyle, James 5014 2204 5257 18465 1904 5450 238S 29101 28622 2217 Med. S. Corps Gloucester Regt Med S. Corps Royal Artillery Med. S. Corps Med. S. Corps Middlesex Regt. Royal Artillery Royal Artillery Yorks Regt. Battersea, Surrey Quebec, Canada Islington, Mdx. Chippenham, Wilts Mainder, Monmouth Holborn, Mdx. Kingi- town, Dublin Limavady, Derry Monaghan Mulhawk, Leitrim servant seaman butcher groom fireman clerk groom labourer olerk labourer 29 28 31 3 29] 5 31} 5 25} 5 28]' 6 30| 6 301 5 29} 5 6J fresh 4} sallow 7} fresh 6 fresh 9 fresh 9 fresh 6 fair sallow fresh fresh dk brn It brn dk brn brn It brn fair bra bra brn dk bra brn hazel hazel brn hazel blue hazel blue blue bine plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain olothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes 1 July 1 July 1 July 1 June 1 July 1 July 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 Apl. London Bristol London Aylesbury London London Hounslow Dublin Dublin Richmond Cuttleton, Mathew Dillon, John Dinneen, Lawrence Dougherty, Patrick Eccles, Charles Finch, Robeit Fluherty, Thomas Flvnn, James Gantley, John Gellan, Michael 39& U Kjyal Artillery 2669 Bedford Regt. 2270 Gloucester Regt 3121 5649 2637 1871 1912 2732 2875 Maryboro , Queen's c labourer Duleek, Meath labourer Baggotstown, Lmrck la tourer Tarra, Cavan St Paul's, Dublin W. Bromwich, Staffs Stafford Leeds Ballinrobe, Mayo 25th Regtl. Dist. Med. S. Corps 25th Regtl Dist 25th Regtl. Dist. 25th Regtl. Dist 16th Regt!. Dist. 25th Regtl. Dist Lwr Rodney, Tyrone'labourer labourer clerk miner collier cloth dressr tailor 11 8 n 10 6 " allow pale sallow fair fresh sandy 5} fresh 5 | fresh 8} fresh 5j fresh brn brii grey brn fair bra brn dk bra dk bra bra bra grey bra blue blue blue grey brn blue bra plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes 1 June 1 July 1 July 14 Oct. 1 Julv 14 Oct. 14 Oct. 14 Oct. 1 July 14 Oct UuDiin Drogheda Bristol Ber- on- T. London Ber- on- T. Ber- on- T. Ber- on- T. Gal way Ber- on- T. 2 scars on left side of cfces1; scar left foreirm s'ight coal marks on various parts of body cuts around crown of head, scar It eyebrw 96 96 8' 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 Gelson, William GlynD, Robert 7 Gone, George Green, Thomas Grimes, William Hamer, John Hammond, A. Hart, Thomas Higgins, Patrick Hudson, John llllShropshire L I. 2037jl9th Regtl. Diat. 2612 62nd Regtl Dist. 2149 35th Regtl. Dist. 1104| 25th Regtl. Dist. 2339 91st Regtl. Dist. 4921 Med. S. Corps 2962 Med. S. Corps 1772 19th Regtl. Dist. 2099 57th Regtl. Dist. W. Hartlepool, Drhm labourer Leeds shoemaker Bradford- on- Avcn labourer St. George's, Surrey hawker Birkenhead labourer Ramsbottom, Lanes carter Bethnal Green, Mdx. fireman St. Mary's. Nthmptn painter Church Friar, Glway labourer All Saints, Leicester, grocer 28} 5 27 " 25} 26j 31! 29} 27} 354 32} 30} 9 | fair 6} sallow 8 dark 4} fresh 8 fresh 5 swthy 8} fresh 6 ruddy 6J florid 5j fresh dk bra dk bra dk brn bra brn bra It bra dk bra brn dk brn frey k brn bra grey bra blue blue dk bra grey grev plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes 1 Apl. 1 Apl. 21 Apl. I June 14 Oot. 28 Apl. 1 July 1 July 1 Apl. 1 June Edin burgh Richmond Bradford Chichester Ber- on- T. Bury London London Richmond Hounslow cicatrix inside left aim faint flag left forearm, cicatrix It eyebrow scar on tide of left eye T. G. A. R. and irregular marks back It arm slightly tattooed on both forearms 1 joint little finger right hand contric'ed scar left forearm 3 scars on back 1UC 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 < 14 Jackson, Isaac Jacob, Robert Johnstone, Thomas Kelly, Alexander Kelly, John Kelly, William King, Thomas Kings, Thomas F. Little, James Langley, George 765 3050 2495 2705 1293 536 1398 3209 284 1732 Worcester Regt. 25th Regtl. Dist. 57th Regtl. Dist. 87th Regtl. Dist. 28th Regtl. Dist. 87th Regtl. Dist 57th Regtl. Dist. 25th Regtl. Dist. 91st Regtl. Dist 19 th Regtl. Dist, Blakely, Manchester silk dyer Deptford, Mdx. carpenter Hobart Twn, Astrlia engineer St. Nicholas, Galway labourer Pontypool, Monmth shoemaker Drumcree, Armagh Ayton, York Stockton, Durham Barony, Glasgow Bradford, Forks tailor labourer labourer labourer mason 291 26} 28} as] 29 29 28} 25 28 31} sallow pale fair fresh fair fresh sallow fresh fresh fair dk brn bra brn fair It brn dk brn brn brn bra dk brn bra plain blue plain blue plain blue plain grey plain blue plain bra plain grey plain blue plain It grey i plain clothes clothes clothes clothes clothes clothes clothe9 clothes clothes clothes 1 J une 14 Oct. 1 June 30 June 1 July 30 June 1 J une 14 Oot. 1 Apl. 1 Apl. Blakeley* * near Manchester Ber- on- S Houn « low cross left arm, scar back of right hand Armagh scar on back of hand Bristol indistinct tattoi marks on forearms Armagh tattooed over both arms Hounslow tattooed both arms Ber- on- T. T. inside of right forearm Glasgow J. L. back of left wrist Richmond soar inside of right elbow 116 Lawler, Thomas 116 Logan, Thos. 117 Mai tin, Wm. H. 118 McBiide, Edmond 119 McEmrol, Thomas 120 McGuinness, James 121 Mcllroy, George 122 McKay, Alex. 123 McLennan. James 124' McManus, Thos. 1575136th Regtl. 2367 Durham L. 1717 166 2261 Durham L 87th Regtl. 87th Regtl. 448 87th Regtl. 2753 87th Regtl. 2357 Durham L. 799 87th Regtl. 394 Durham L. Diat. St. Peter's, Dublin I. Halifax, N. Scotia I. Preston, Lanes Dist. Cappowhite, Tippery Dist. Ballyjamerduff. Cavn Dist. Scotstown, Monaghn Dist. Drumcree, Armagh I. Layd, Antrim Dist. Enniskillen, Frmngh I. Ballyfarman, Sligo groom - hoemaker labourer tailor labourer labourer weaver labourer labourer labourer 27} 5 27} 5 28 5 25} 5 29 29 25 29; 34 30} 8 6 6 7} .1 6 7 74| 10 fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fair fair fresh sallow brn blue bra blue brn bra dark It brn dk bra grey bra grey It bra brn It brn brn grey hazel hazel grey plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain olothes plain clothes plain clothes 1 Juiie 21 May 1 Apl. 30 June 30 June 30 June 30 June 10 May 30 June 1 Apl. Chichester Now- on- T New- on- T Armagh Armagh Armagh Armagh New- on- T Armagh New- on- T H. H., heart, & c, It arm. anchr, & c, It hand scar cicatrix back of left shoulder pockpitted port wine mark right side of neck cut scar on Uttle finger left hand 2 scars on back of head 126 126 127 128 129 130 IS 132 133 134 McNamara, Martin Neil, Joseph O'Connors, Edmond Pearson, Robert Perry, Robert Purcell, Samuel 1 Rogers, John Ryan, James Shannon, Michael Treacy, Timothy 1870| Shropshire L. I. 432 87th Regtl. Dist. 269 87th Regtl. Dist. 1604 Shropshire L. I. 1884 Shropshire L. I. Shropshire L. I Durham L. I. 87th Regtl. Dist. 87th Regtl. Diat 87th Regtl. Dist. 1195 2292 2704 547 226 Nenagh, Tipperary labourer Poundstown, Dublin labourer Cahir, Tipperary labourer St. Andrew's, Chshire labourer Tyrone clerk Danley, Salop moulder Sunderland miner Rohoon, Galway clerk Templemichael, Lgfd printer iTemplemore, Tippry labourer fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh dark fair sallow fresh bra bra dk bra It brn brn dk brn brn fau- lt bra fair It grey blue grey grey grey grey blue blue hazel grey plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes 24 Apl. 30 June 30 June 1 Apl. 29 May 1 Apl. 21 Apl. 30 June 30 June 30 June Tipperary Armagh Armagh Liverpool Shrewsbry Salop New- on- T Armagh Armagh Armagh 136 Walsh, John 136 Walsh, Maurice 137 White, James Wm. 138 Wilkinson, Henry 141| 87th Regtl. Dist. 95 87th Regtl. Dist 619 Durham L. I. 1841 Durham L. I. Comeragh, Waterfrd Rathcormick, Tippry Stase, Yorks labourer labourer miner weaver [ 304 253 28j 33 dark fresh fair fresh black dk brn, bra I brn grey grey grey grey Iplain clothes / plain clothes Iplain clothes ( plain clothes 30 June 30 June 1 Apl. 1 Apl. Armagh Armagh New- on- T New- on- T pockpitted, upper front tooth broken ADMIRALTY. Subject to the Admiralty Regulations ( Police Gazette, Oct. 11, 1887) a reward at the discretion of the Captain of the Ship of not exceeding £ 3, will be paid for the apprehension, within two years, of Deserters or Absentees ( except when apprehended within the precincts of a port or place where there is a Police Force employed at any Naval Establishment). Expenses will also be paid in accordance with these Regulations. Description of Deserters from Her Majesty's Sea Service. SHIP DBSHRTKD FBOK I BATING. VHRBB BOBS OO*- FLXI. HARKS UR> REMARK* 139 140 141 142 143 144 146 146 147 148 Browning, John Coakby, B. Cook, Charles Cook, Thomas Crossman, Wm. Curtis, Alphonso Deeney, Denis Fordham, Jamea Gray, Crauford Groves, C. W. Hopion, W. M. Lovell, John Maers, Sidney Mason, George Pace, Edward Bennett, Wm. H. Rowe, Thomas Ryan, Patrick Snelling, Thomas 168 Wheatley, J. W. 149 160 161 162 163 164 166 166 157 Agtneourt, straggler Iron Duke, straggler Minotaur, deserter D. of Wellington, deserter Iron Duke, straggler Agincourt, straggler Asia, deserter Agincourt, straggler Agincourt, straggler Agincourt, straggler 5 Nov. 2 Nov. 27 Oct. 19 Oct. 2 Nov. 5 Nov. 25 Sept. 5 Nov. 5 Nov. 31 Oct. private, R. M. L. I, sailmaker's crew bandsman O. S. O. S. A. B. stoker, 2nd class O. S. gunner, R. M. A. A. B. Asia, deserter Iron Duke, straggler Agincourt, straggler D. of Wellington, deserter Agincourt, straggler Agincourt, straggler Agincourt, straggler Agineourt, straggler Lizard, straggler Minotaur, deserter 11 Sept. 31 Oct. 5 Nov. 16 Oct. 5 Nov. 5 Nov. 5 Nov. 5 Nov. 1 Nov. 27 Oct. stoker, 2nd class private, R. M. L. I. boy ,0. S. A. B. A. B. O. S. A. B. private, R. M. L. I. barber Axminster, Devon Ballymore, Cork London Ipswich, Suffolk St. Germans. Cornwall Heigham, Norwich Donegal Halifax, Nova Scotia Glasgow Exmoutb, Devon 26 40 26} 21 19 21 21} 21 31 21 dark sallow fair sallow fair fresh fresh florid fair dark Bow, Mdx. 19j Wells, Somerset 21 Salterton, Devon 17 Bermondeey, Surrey 19 Shoreditcb, Mdx. 20 Stonehouse, Devon 38 Dartmouth, Devon 18 Dublin 24 Bermondsey, Surrey 27 London . 33- 7 6} 7} 6 7 8 11 9 8 brn dk brn brn black brn dk bm brn It brn dk brn dark fresh fresh fair fair ruddy dark dark fresh dark brn hazel hazel brn brn grey blue hazel blue brn bra dark dark bra brn black bra brn light black cicatrix light forearm sailor and flag left arm, bracelet both wrists anchor left arm ' True love " right wrist ' True love " left arm scar on neck blue blue dark hazel blue brn hazel blue bine hazel shield on left hand anchor on left arm tattooed both arms ROYAL MARINES. Description of Deserters. OFFICE > 0. NAME. DIVISION. WHKBH BOB*. R& AOA. i • 4 L 00*- FLXS. BAZB. NA. BSAMKRTAU OB FLLN GLOTHB8. CATS OF DB8KBTION. FLACK OF DBSKBTIO*. MARKS AIM REMARKS. 16y MO 111 1 M US Ellerington, James Everett, William McGhie, Peter Sheehan, Joseph Steward. Richard Chatham R. M. L. I. R. M. L. I. R. M. A. Chatham St. Gilea', Mdx. Bingley, Yorks St. Cuthhits. Edin Killorgalin, Kerry London labourer labourer plasterer joiner carman 22} 23 23} 30 24) 5 7 5 6| 5 5| 5 7} 5 6 fresh fresh fresh fresh fair It brn brn brn brn brn hazel blue blue grey regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals 28 Oct. 25 Oct. 26 Oct. 29 Oct. 30 Oct. Chatham Gosport Gosport Portsmoth Chatham TUESDAY, O C T O B E R 11, 1 8 8 7 . T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 233 LOST, on Thursday last, the 27th Octo ber, on the journey from Paris to London ( Charing- cross), THREE CER- TIFICATES, FRENCH 4i PER CENT. RENTE, and ONE CERTIFICATE, WESTERN of FRANCE RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. The said certificates represent Inscribed Stock, and are of no value to anyone but the owner. A liberal reward will, however, be paid to any per- IMPORTANT.— Mrs. GOODCHILD, formerly housekeeper to the late H. J. Byron, Esq., of Langton Lodge, Woodside- road, Sutton, Surrey, will oblige by immediately COMMUNICATING pre- sent address to H. G. Malcliolm, 7 and 8, Great Winchester- street, London, E. C., or at Wood Seat, Mulgrave- road, Sutton, Surrey. LOST or STRAYED, from Kingthorpe House, Balham, on October 26, wire- son taking them to A. Y. Chick and Co., FQX TERRIER> bearing ^ • 58, Old Broad- street, London, E. C. REWARD. J^ OST, a GOLD WATCH and CHAIN, watch by Hamlet, Princes- street. If brought to 79, Rochester- row, West- minster, will receive above reward. ^ TOTICE.— Will the gentleman that in- 1* quired of a person for the heirs of Joseph Howard, cowkeeper, Short's- gar- dens, London, about 1863, kindly COM- MUNICATE with the granddaughter, he will oblige nephews William and George Howard. Cousins also left property.— Address, Mrs. Williams, 3, Jephson- terrace, Jephson- road, Upton Park, Essex. handsome reward offered.— Lost in Bedford- row, last Tuesday, a LADY'S CHAIN and WATCH, No. 5103, < larkblue enamel set in diamonds. Of no great value excepting to loser.— Mrs. Con. Pilcher, 23, Clarges- street, Piccadilly. with above address.— 10s. reward will be paid upon recovery. MISSING.— Since 23rd ult., MARIA LIDDINGTON ( or TURNER), height 5 ft. 6 in., hair dark ( rather scanty), features rather thin, walks rather forward ; dress, high crown brown straw hat and ribbon, feather lighter brown, white- and- black plaid shawl ( about 1 in. squares), black Jersey bodice, dark blue ribbed dress, buttoned boots ( some missing). Supposed taken southerly direction to- ward Westerham. — Satisfactory infor- mants liberally rewarded.— Information to Mr. J. Willing, 125, Strand, W. C. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN ALL London, Provincial, and Foreign Newspapers, RAILWAY TIME- TABLES, THEATRE PROGRAMMES, MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, fir Exceptional Terms for a Series. Contractors for the SPECIAL CORNER POSITIONS o* i pages 2, 3, & 6 of « TEE GLOBE," The SPECIAL CORNERS of the " EVENING STANDARD," And the SPECIAL CORNERS on FRONT PAGE of the " PEOPLE." Sole Agents for all Advertisements in the " Official Government Police Gazette." LOST, on Tuesday evening, between Ware Station on the Great Eastern Railway, and Castle Hill on the Great Western Railway, via Bishopsgate and Westbourne Park, a LADY'S PENDANT, comprising a guinea, seal, pencil, and watch- key.— Anyone returning same to Housekeeper, 17, Abchurcb- lane, E. C., will be handsomely rewarded. WILLING'S, 125, STEAND, LONDON, W. C. Telegraph Address—" Willing's London Telephone No, 2,773. SPECIAL NOTICE.— Blocks for Advertise- ments cut and Handbills printed in a few hours, at the lowest possible prices. DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE. 3 CAUTOOH — Genuine Chlorodyme " Every bottle of this well- know remedy for Conghs, Colds, A athm^ Bronchitis, 4c., bears on the Government stamp the Name of the Inventor— DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE. H THEY PIERCED MY HANDS." We might find much to say about the Hands of Jesus, and notice through the three years of His ministry on earth how they brought blessing, and healing, and life, and abundant supplies; how they touched the leper, the sightless, the wounded ear of Malchus— these Hands that were pierced ! But to- dav let us take a few Old Testament thoughts, and see if our experience corresponds with what we read. We find the Hand of our Lord connected with the meeting of our great needs. Do we need strength 1 Ezra says, " I was strengthened as the Hand of the Lord my God was upon me." Daniel says, " There came and touched me One. . . . and He strengthened me." Do we need deliverance ? Listen 1 it is God Himself speaking : " The Lord said unto Moses, Is the Lord's Hand waxed short? Thou shalt see now.' " And again we have Ezra's testimony, " The Hand of our God was upon us, and He delivered us from the hand of the enemy." Should we like to prosper ? " The Hand of our God is upon all them for good that seek Him." " The king granted all his request, according to the Hand of the Lord his • God upon him." Are we willing that God should mould us into His own image? " Behold, as the clay is in the potter's hand, so are ye in Mine Hand." Do we need comfort in times when we feel " Day and. night Thy Hand was heavy upon me "—" The Hand of God hath touched me " ?— and shall we not find it in recog- nising that the chastening Hand is also the pierced Hand, and, like the disciples of - old, be glad that we have seen the Lord when He shows His Hands to us 1 Do we need healing? Job says, " He woundeth, and His Hands make whole." Do we need sustaining ? " I will uphold thee with the Right Hand of My Righteous- ness." " The wise and their works are in the Hand of God." And shelter ! " In the shadow of His Hand hath He hid me." Surely these needs are ours. Surely we see how all such needs are met in Him. Have we found it so ? If not, why not ? Have we remained so far off, so unwilling, that He could not touch us? He would have us very near. He would have us as the little children whom " He took up in His arms, laid His Hands upon them, and blessed them." " Come near to Me, 1 LATEST IFJCriOISr. NEW SERIAL NOVEL by Mr. GRANT ALLEN " THE DEVILS DIE," WEEKLY from SUNDAY, July 31st. it pray you. TALES TOLD BY TWILIGHT," A SERIES OF TALES AND NARRATIVE SKETCHES, By JOHN COLEMAN ( The well- known Author, Actor, and Dramatist), COMMENCED on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9th, in 1D " THE PEOPLE," 1D THE LARGEST AND BEST WEEKLY. 16 PAGES, or 80 COLUMNS. FOUR EDITIONS WEEKLY. A SATURDAY AFTERNOON EDITION, posted in time for delivery in the country on Sunday morning, sent for Is. 8d. per Quarter, or 6s. 6d. per Annum. THE SPECIAL. SUNDAY EDITION CONTAINS ALL SATURDAY'S NEWS. " THE PEOPLE " is SOLD EVERYWHERE, but to prevent disappointment ORDER of your NEWSAGENT. OFFICES: 110, STRAND, LONDON, W. 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