POLICE GAZETTE. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1889. VOL. VI., No. 534. REGULA 1. All announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all cmmunications upon them, shou'd be addressed to THE EDITOB OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, GEEAT SCOTLAND YABD, LONDON, S. W. 2. Particulars concerning persons whose apprehension is sought wV. l be inserted in one issue of the POLICE GAZETTE, if they are sufficient to enable a'tion to be taken upon them by another force. 3. 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, and the exact conditions be clearly stated. 6. 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 lbs. per portrait, and of Is. 6d. 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. 1. Announcements concerning stolen property must be guaranteed by an officer of not less rank than Inspector, or analogous thereto. TIONS. 8. 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Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. 2.— Any additional copies of the GAZETTE beyond the mmber at present supplied will be forwarded on appli- cation in the form set forth in circular of the 7th of November, 1883. 3.— It is particularly requested that any complaints u to the non- delivery or of irregularity in the date of delivery of the POLICE GAZETTE, may be at once noti- fied to the Editor. NOTICE. EXTRADITION. A Declaration was signed in London on the 2lat of April, 1887, between the British and Belgian Govern- ments, for amending Article I. of the Extradition Treaty of 20th May, 1876. The amended Article will henceforth read as follows:— " It is agreed that Her Britannic Majesty and his Majesty the King of the Belgians shall, on requisition made in their name by their respective Diplomatic Agents, deliver up to each other, reciprocally, any persons who, being accused or convicted as principals or accessories of the crimes hereinafter specified, com- mitted within the territories of the requiring party shall be found within the territories of the other party." " In no case, nor under any consideration whatever, shall the High Contracting Parties be bound to surrend their own subjects whether by birth or naturalisation* The result of the modification in the Treaty is that either Government may deliver up its own subjects to the other Government, but can not be considered bound to do so. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. MURDER- <£ 50 REWARD. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 1.- Y DIVISION.— Woodcut portrait and description of RICHARD BARRETT, alias JOHN MURRAY, RICHARD BARNETT, and SORE- EYED BARRETT, whose apprehension is sought for the murder ( by shooting) of Edward Thomas Williams, at 3, Clifton- terrace, Finsbury- park, at 12.10 a. m., 19th ult.— age 35, height 5 ft. 3^ in., complexion fresh, hair ( thin on top) dark brown, moustache dark, no beard or whiskers when last seen, eyes ( weak, red, and sunken) hazel, scar on forehead and back of left hand, oval face, downcast look when walking ; dress, dark grey mixture suit, black hard felt hat. A native of St. Luke's, Middle- sex. Is a dangerous criminal, and has been several times convicted of larceny and burglary. The above reward will be paid by J. Monro, Esq., Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, to any person ( other than a person belonging to a Police Force in the United Kingdom) who shall give such information as shall lead to the apprehension of the said Richard Barrett. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S, W„ 2 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1889. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 2.— C Division.— Facsimile of handwriting of EDWARD G. BARCLAY, alias JOSEPH WILLIAM MURRAY and HARRY CHARD GLYN, whose apprehension is sought for obtaining jewellery by means of a fictitious cheque on Messrs. Hopkinson and Son's Bank, Regent- street, age 25, height 0 ft. 11 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, moustache ( slight) \ light, eye3 hazel, very large hands, particularly large ARGYLLSHIRE. 7.— Lochgilphead ( County).— For stealing at Sandbank, Dunoon, 23rd ult.— 5 £ 1 Bank of Scotland notes ( new); 3 £ 1 Union Bank notes ; 1 gold brooch peculiar pattern, rubies forming buds of flowers ; silver necklace, Egyptian, small link pattern ; 1 silver bracelet, Algerian silver, band of tortoiseshell and small silver star3 and beading of silver all round; 1 silver brooch, composed of three Russian kopeck thumbs, right thumb mil bitten short, of superior address and manners, military appearance ; dress: long light overcoat with cape, brown bowler hat. A native of Barnet, Is also a deserter from the Commissariat and Transport Corps at Woolwich. Warrant issued. 3.— M Division,— For stealing a black fielding ( recovered) Case No. 74, mhult.— BENJAMIN COLE, age 40, height 5 ft. 10 in., complexion fresh, hair ( cut short) turning grey, eyes hazel, peculiar staring ex- pression, smart upright appearance ; d ress, long ulster, brown check tweed jacket and vest, brown mixture trousers, billycock hat. A blacksmith ; native of St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, where his father resides. 4.— X Division.— For receiving 2 dead pigs, well knowing them to be stolen— WILLIAM HARDING, age 33, height 5 ft. in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache brown, eyes light brown; dress, dark tweed suit, lace boots, black hard felt hat. A native of Brighton. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. CITY OF LONDON. 5.— Woodcut portrait and description of HUGH DAVIES, whose apprehension is sought for em- bezzling £ 170 183. 9d.— age 33, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fair, hair, whiskers ( full), and moustache brown, left arm injured, all front teeth deficient, speaks French fluently; dress, dark serge coat and vest, brown striped trousers, and black felt hat. A native of Corwen, Merionethshire. Has been a sailor. Warrant issued. 6.— For stealing £ 42 gold and silver- CHARLES KEMPSTER, alias WALKER, age 16, height 5 ft. 2 in., complexion fair, red face, sharp features, is very fond of music- halls, & c. ; dress, short diagonal jacket, tweed vest, striped trousers, lace boots, black hard felt hat. A porter. May endeavour to enlist. Warrant issued. Information to Inspector McWiliiam, 26, Old Jewry, E. C. pieces ( one large kopeck in centre and 1 small kopeck at ends); 1 silver brooch, in. to 2 in. long, small knob3 all round, pointed at both ends, bird and butter- fly in coloured metal; 2 Indian bangles, pattern— one large knob, with two small knobs between; 1 light marten sable fur muff, lined brown satin, and brown silk cord and tassels ; 1 skunk victorine, lined with dark satin, slightly worn in front; 1 lady's habit cloth dress, black plain double skirt, jet trimming down front of bodice ; 1 lady's black lace dress, striped black silk underskirt; 1 morning dress, sapphire blue twilled cloth ; 1 lady's travelling cloak, light grey tweed, slightly soiled at front; 1 lady's jersey Garibaldi shape, striped navy blue and pale blue, navy blue ribbon at throat, waist slightly soiled; 1 lady's bonnet, fine black straw, lined with black velvet in front; 1 lady's large black straw hat, turned up and lined with black velvet 1 lady's companion, dark green leather, white j flowers painted on front, lined dark green satin, and containing a tortoiseshell comb; 1 black bone comb, 2 inches broad; 1 pair six- button , gloves, cinnamon brown, hand- sewn, marked inside, {" Wheeler and Company, Poultry"; 1 dark green morocco handkerchief- bag ; 1 white figured silk hand- kerchief ; 1 woollen shawl, pale blue with stripe of gold silk occasionally, flaky fringe ; 2 petticoats ( one union skirting, striped navy blue and white, the other white flannel); 1 pale blue print apron, embroidered white cotton; a considerable quantity of ladies under- clothing ; 1 large oval japanned tin box, handle on sides and on top ; 1 brown wicker basket, with handle on top ; 1 plain leather pocket- book ( new) lined with red; 1 sealskin purse, lined with grey leather, with nickel silver mounting— ANNIE McGOWAN, alias McFARLANE, domestic servant, age about 20, medium height, stout build, hair ( cut in front) light, eyes light blue, round face, good looking ; dress, when last seen, light grey tweed travelling cloak, black lace dress, with black silk underskirt, and lace boots ( new). Absconded 23rd ult., taking steamer to Greenock and train to Glasgow, carrying the stolen property. About 18 months since she led an immoral life at Glasgow, where she was convicted of larceny, and was about 5 months in Whitehaven Mission, from which she got the situa- tion at Sandbank. Her father, a slater, resides at Both well. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Mackay, Loch- gilphead. BERKSHIRE. 8.— Reading ( County).— For stealing a pair of boots ( recovered)— JOHN SMITH, a tramping black- smith, age 46, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair reddish, moustache sandy, eyes hazel, broad face, " D " tattooed left side, man's head left arm, female, J. and cross right arm, blue ring on second finger left hand, scar left shoulder and centre of back, varicose veins right leg ; dress, very fine diagonal frock coat, dark cord vest and trou3ers, old shoes with cloth tops, black hard felt hat. Information to Supt. Pocock, Reading. CHESHIRE. 9.— Stockport ( Borough).— For stealing, 29th ult.— a black skirt, waterfall back, two stripes of crape up left side, a pair of women's side- spring boots, size 5 or 6, tips on heels, toe- capped ; and a boy's jacket and vest, bone buttons— LOUISA BROWN, age about 19, low set, hair, with fringe, light brown. Information to Lieut.- Colonel Staples, Chief Con- stable, Stockport. CUMBERLAND. 10.— Brampton ( County).— For larceny ( bailee)— WILLIAM DACRE, age 22, height 5 ft. 8 in., com- plexion fair, hair light, walks with swinging gait; dress, dark brown overcoat with cape, black check tweed suit, lace boots, dark hard felt hat, respectable appearance. A native of Aspatria, Cumberland, where his relatives reside. Was in business at Long- ton on his own account prior to the 22nd ult., when he absconded, leaving all his effects except a small black bag containing watchmaker's tools. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Russell, Brampton. 11.— Carlisle ( City).— For failing to report- License Holder MARY COL WELL, Office No. 36646, age 49, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion dark, hair brown, eyes grey, ears pierced, mole left of face. Sentenced at Carlisle, 8th April, 1884, to 7 years' penal servitude and 2 years' police supervision for housebreaking. Licensed 10th December, 1888. K 28. Information to the Chief Constable, City Police, Carlisle. ESSEX. 12.— Brentwood ( County).— For burglary, 23rd ult., and stealing 1 silver tablespoon, 1 large oval- shaped embossed silver teapot, black handle ; 3 odd silver tea- spoons, and 1 silver dessert spoon, all with monogram " M. G." ; 1 large oval- shaped silver cream jug, plain; 1 old- fashioned silver cream jug on square base, sup- posed marked " D " ; 1 oblong silver cruet, fretwork sides, with eight silver- topped square bottles; 1 old- fashioned musical box ; 1 pair men's boots ; 3 brown hard felt hats, makers " Hope Bros., London"; 1 cut- glass ink bottle ; 1 gentleman's dark check ulster; 3 plated egg- spoons, 2 plated tea- spoons, and 2 plated salt- spoona, all marked " B " ; 2 coarse linen aprons, and 4 leather purses— TWO MEN, 1st, age about 35,' height about 5 ft. 10 or 11 in., complexion fresh ; hair dark brown, stubby moustache, Roman nose with scar on bridge; dress, heavy long dark overcoat, and black hard felt hat. 2nd, age about 30, height 5 ft. 10 or 11 in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, had his moustache shaved off at Brentwood ; dress, light covert coat, black hard felt hat. Information to Supt. Dobson, Brentwood. 13.— Latchington ( County). — For stealing £ 40 and 2 wooden clothes- boxes— EMMA SARAH JOHNSON, age 34, height 5 ft. 2 or 3 in., complexion pale, hair ( turning grey) dark brown, eyes hazel, lost several upper front teeth ; dress, black cloth jacket, brown cashmere dress with brass buttons in front, red woollen shawl, black straw hat, with light colour flowers. A native of Hazeleigh, Essex.— GEORGE DREWERY, age 45 to 50, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., com- plexion dark, hair, whiskers, and moustache dark brown, turning grey, eyes dark, walks wide and stoop- ing; dress, dark pilot jacket and vest, dark cord trousers, brown hard felt hat, carried a twisted walk- ing- stick. A foreman navvy, late of Maldon, Essex. Absconded 4th inst. Bath supposed gone to Glasgow or Edinburgh. Warrant issued. Information to Inspector Simmonds, Latchington. 14.— Colchester ( Borough).— For stealing £ 45— CHARLES BLANTON, troop sergeant- major 12th Lancers, age 36, height 5 fc. 10 in., complexion fresh, hair ( thin at back of head) dark brown, eyes hazel, hangs his head slightly forward, short quick walk, and rather shakes his body from side to side, speaks hoarsely as if suffering from a cold. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Coombs, Col- chester. HAMPSHIRE. 15.— Bitterne ( County).— For obtaining £ 200 with intent to defraud, 22nd ult.— WILLIAM GRANT MILLER, licensed victualler, age about 26, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion, hair and moustache dark, large forehead, high cheekbones, arms tattooed; dressed as a yachtsman or ship's steward. Has been a seaman. May endeavour to leave the country. Warrant issued. Information to Inspector Adams, Bitterne. KENT. JB1 REWARD. 16.— Fayersham ( County).— For leaving his wife chargeable to the Common Fund of the Milton Union ROBERT HENRY WADE, age 23, height 6 ft., com- plexion fair, hair light brown, eyes light blue, scar FBIDAY, FEBBUARY 15, 1889. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 3 bridge of nose, two or three scars on head ; dress ( when last seen), dark ribbed coat and vest, dark plaid trou- sers with small blue stripe, black hard felt hat. Recently resided at Borden, Kent, and has been em- ployed as a labourer in a tan- yard. Warrant issued. The above reward will be paid by Mr. W. J. Harris, Clerk to the Guardians, for the apprehension and con- viction of Wade. Information to Supt. Mayne, Sitting bourne. 17.— Mailing ( County).— For non- payment of arrears in case of bastardy— ALBERT ARDREY, age 22, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 in., complexion fair, hair ( worn over forehead) very light brown, eyes light grey, moustache slight ; dress, black diagonal jacket, cord trousers, cloth cap with peak; sometimes wears leg- gings and breeches. A native of DittoD, Kent. Warrant issued. 18.— Mailing ( County).— For cruelly ill- treating and torturing an ass— WILLIAM WALTERS, age about 30, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fair, hair and whiskers ( slight) light, no moustache ; dress, long dark coat, and tight- fitting cord trousers. A coster- monger. Is well known at different places in Kent and adjoining counties, and attends fairs, markets etc. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hulse, We3t Mailing. appearance, frequents coffee taverns ; dress, dark ccat, trousers, and vest, white muffler, dark cloth cap with peak, and bow tied on front. Supposed native of London. Is also wanted for several other burglaries. ( See Case No. 57, 25< A ult.) Information to Supt. Bosanquet, Newport. LANCASHIRE. 19.— Burnley ( County).— For stealing .£ 32 16s. gold and silver- WILLIAM COX, age 16 ( looks older), height 5 ft. 1 in., complexion very pale, eyes large, stares at anyone who speaks to him, narrow features, high cheek bones, prominent nose, old scars from burn under chin and extending to one ear, is fond of smok- ing and frequenting theatres and music- halls; dress ( when last seen), light cloth jacket, dark trousers, clogs, and light cloth double- peak cap. May now be wearing new clothes. A native of Accrington. Information to Supt. Barnett, Burnley. 20.— Manchester ( City).— Woodcut portrait and description of GEORGE HOLLAND, bank clerk, NORFOLK. 23.— Holt ( County).— For feloniously assaulting a man with intent to do him grievous bodily harm at Edgefield, 17th ult.— ROBERT LARGE, age 21, height 6 ft. 1 in., complexion pale, hair brown, boyish face, slight scar on right cheek, walks with a slight spring ; dress, blue serge jacket ( new), two outside pockets stitched on, white moleskin trousers ( rather worn), blue midshipman's cap. A native of Lenwade, Norfolk.— WILLIAM HUBBORD, age 23, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion dark, hair brown, eyes light hazel, scar centre of forehead, woman tattooed one arm and woman with snakes the other; dress, blue serge jacket, and white moleskin trousers ( new), blue midshipman's cap. Has been in the Army. A native of Briston, Norfolk— JOHN SMITH, age 24, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., complexion dark, hair brown, mou3 tache dark, full round face ; dress, blue monkey jackot, cord trousers, and navvy's cap. A native of Norwich. Warrant issued. Information to Inspector Parr, Holt. 24— Norwich ( City).— For obtaining goods by- false pretences— License Holder ROBERT HARE- WOOD, Office No. 34959, age 23, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion sallow, hair dark brown, eyes dark hazel, right ear torn and disfigured, black mole top of left shoulder, scars on right forefinger and forehead; dress, dark overcoat, black felt hat, respectable appear- ance. Has / with him a white wicker hamper about 2 ft. long and 2 ft. deep, a bronza box 18 in. square, and a large brown paper parcel, all probably labelled " Rowe." Booked from Norwich to Liverpool on 2nd inst., accompanied by his wife ( short; dress, dark clothes). Was sentenced at Norwich, 4th April, 1884, to 5 year's penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 28th March, 1888. K 283. Not to be arrested out of the United Kingdom. Information to the Chief Constable, City Folice, Norwich. whose apprehension is sought for stealing £ 260.— Age 28, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fair, hair, moustache, and side whiskers light, spare build, aquiline nose, splay- footed, and twisting gait; dress, heavy dark blue overcoat, with vehet collar, sailor knot tie, and hard felt hat. Warrant issued. LEICESTERSHIRE. 21.— Leicester ( Borough).— For stealing, 24th ult., 142 yards of black silk, viz, 2 pieces ( 18 yards each) black perfection silk, white edge, stamped " Perfection of silk" on each fold ; 2 pieces ( 16 yards each) black satin Duchesse, white edge; 18 yards black Gros Grain, violet- and- white striped edge; 18 yards ditto, broad pink edge ; 18 yards black corded and 20 yards black loose corded— A MAN, who gave the name of CHARLES J. CLARENCE, age 23 to 27 height about 5 ft. 4 in., hair auburn, moustache slight; impediment in speech; dress, dark brown overcoat light brown jacket, small light check trousers, black billycock hat. This man took lodgings in the town on the morning of 24th, and had the silk brought to the house by an assistant at the shop, to whom he stated that he would take it upstairs to his mother, who was an invalid, but did not return. Is also wanted at Northampton for a similar offence Information to Head Constable Duns, Leicester. MONMOUTHSHIRE. 22.— Newport ( County).— For burglary and steal ing a gold albert chain, Spanish knot pattern, " Dyer " stamped on swivel— FREDERICK HARPER, DANIEL or INGLETON, age 19 to 21, height 5 ft. or 6 in., complexion pale, hair brown, clean smart NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. 25.— Mansfield ( County).— For obtaining by false pretences, 18th ult., 18 stones of flour, " Howard John- son, Weston Mill," on bag : 1 eight- day clock, light ash case, wooden pendulum with brass ball; 2 metal saucepans ( one gallon and five quarts); 2 zinc buckets, pair of plough lines, 1 shovel, 1 bass broom, 2 paraffin lamps, 8 yards wire netting, 2 pairs men's shooting boots, stitched in waist ar. d sprigged in soles, sizes 7 and 8 ; 1 pair lady's button boots, levant tops, size 5 ; and 1 17- gallon cask of ale, No. 4520, " Mans- field Brewery Company " on ends— A WOMAN, age 35 to 40, height 5 ft 4 or 5 in., complexion fresh, hair very dark brown, eyes light grey, appearance of a farmer's wife. This woman ordered the goods, stating they were for a gentleman in the neighbourhood ( false), and she afterwards called for them with a pony in low condition and a market cart. Information to Supt. Tomasson, Mansfield. 26.— Nottingham ( County).— For failing to re- port- Supervisee ENOCH BLAGDEN, Office No. 36552, age 42, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion fresh, hair turning grey, eyes blue, three crosses, crown, and E. B. on left arm, ship and woman on right forearm. Sentenced at Nottingham, 25th January, 1888, to 10 months' imprisonment and 2 years' police supervision for larceny. Information to Supt. Hallam, County Police Station, Nottingham. OXFORDSHIRE. 27.— Oxford ( City).— For obtaining furniture by false pretences— WILLIAM JAMES HENRY, alias WILLIAM WILLIAMS, a working jeweller, age 27, height about 5 ft. 6 in., complexion pale, thin sharp features, moustache ( slight) dark, very plausible manner; dress, dark cutaway coat, dark narrow striped trousers, turn- down collar, black tie, black hard felt hat. Has been convicted at Nailsworth, and Stroud, Gloucestershire, for embezzlement, larceny, and illegal pawning. May be found lodging at small public- houses. His modus operandi is to call at furniture dealers stating he is employed by a respectable jeweller, ob- tain a quantity of furniture on hire to be paid monthly, dispose of the furniture, and abscond just before the payment is due. Warrant issued. Information to Head Constable Head, Oxford. 5 in., complexion fair, hair ( cut short) brown, eyes grey, rather broad shoulders, feminine voice, hand 3mall, fingers long and thin, good- looking, and of respectable appearance; dress, light tweed jacket, light brown mixture tweed trousers, red- and- white neckerchief, and light drab skull cap. Information to Supt. Edwards, Shrewsbury. STAFFORDSHIRE, 29.— Brownhi I Is ( County).— For rape at Rushall, 27th ult.— MARK BRANNAN, age about 26, height 5 ft. 10 in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache light brown, eyes hazel; dress, dark blue pilot coat, brown cord trousers, white muffler, lace boots. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Barrett, Brownhills, Walsall. 30.— Stone ( County).— For obtaining 4 turkeys, 35 geese, and 14 ducks by false pretences, at Standon, 22nd November last— MARY ANN BOWERING, age 40, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in , s'tout build, complexion fair, hair brown, full red face. A fish and poultry dealer; i native of Newport, Shropshire. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Harston, Stone. WARWICKSHIRE. 31.— Aston ( County).— For failing to report- License Holder GEORGE RUSHTON, Office No. 28734, age 49, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion sallow, hair dark brown, eye3 hazel, moles on back of right shoulder and below left elbow, stoops. Sentenced at Stafford, on 28th April, 1879, to 14 years' penal servi- tude for felony. F 393. Information to the Superintendent, Warwickshire Constabulary, Aston. 32.— Birmingham ( City).— For obtaining £ 50 by a forged bill of exchange— RITCHIE, alias WINMANS RITCHIE, WINMANS, and FARGUS HUME, age about 40, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., hair dark, rather rough face, inclined to be corpulent, speaks well and with an American accent, well dressed; is generally accompanied by a woman, supposed to be his wife, age 46, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion dark, hair grey, wears gold eyeglasses with fine gold cord chain, which goes over right ear and fastens to breast with a gold horse- shoe pin, sometimes wears a sealskin hat. Left Cheltenham 31st ult, with the following luggage : — 2 black dressing cases with electroplate mountings ; 1 black portmanteau, 24- ft. long by 16 in. wide and 14 in. deep ; 1 lead- colour American trunk with oak bands along top, and a brass wire cage with " bull- finch." Warrant issued. Not to be apprehended out of the United Kingdom. Information to the Acting Chief Constable, Bir- mingham. WILTSHIRE. 33.— Marlborough ( County).— For committing a murderous assault on a gamekeeper in Savernake Forest during the night of 26th ult. — JAMES JERROME, alias MUCK JERROME, age about 30, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., complexion dark, hair and moustache dark brown, eyes dark, slightly round- shouldered, determined morose- looking countenance; dress, blue pilot jacket, brown cord or moleskin trousers, black hard felt hat.— HENRY BROAD, alias SALTER, age about 25, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., stout build, complexion fresh, hair brown, moustache slight, full face. Navvies, and natives of Wroughton, near Swindon. Both are notorious poachers. Information to Supt. Pierce, Marlborough. WORCESTERSHIRE. £ 2 REWARD. 34.— Bromsgrove ( County).— Absconded from Stoke Reformatory School, 28th ult.— JOSEPH SHARP SMITH, age 16 ( looks older), height about 5 ft. 4 in., complexion fresh, hair and eyes brown, blue dot on left wrist; dress, brown tweed jacket, drab cord trou- sers and vest, buttons marked " Stoke Reformatory," regatta shirt, and strong nailed boots. A baker; native of Birmingham. The above reward will be paid by Supt. McGilchrist, Stoke Reformatory, for the apprehension of Smith. Information to Supt. Jeffrey, Bromsgrove. SHROPSHIRE. 28.— Shrewsbu ry ( County).— For attempted rape, 23rd ult.— A YOUTH, age 16 to 18, height 5 ft. 4 or YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). 35.— Driffield ( County).— For shopbreaking, and stealing 7 dozen silk handkerchiefs, colours various; 2 black hats, marked 2s. 6d. inside; and about 10s. silver and bronze- GEORGE EDWARDS, age about 30, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., hair and moustache brown; dress, dark coat and vest, grey trousers, white muffler, black hard felt hat; appearance of a marine fireman. Will probably have his hands cut with glass. Is sup- posed to be travelling northward, as some of the handkerchiefs have been pawned in Scarborough. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Kelsey, Driffield, Hull. 36.— Hull ( Borough).— For stealing a handcart ( recovered)— JOHN SMITH, a rag gatherer, age about 2 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1889. 45, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in , complexion fair, hair dark brown, beard on chin; dressed in shabby clothes Recently resided at Sealcoates- lane, Hull. May be accompanied by a woman, age about 45, height about 5 ft. 2 in., pockpitted, cut mark near temple ; shabbily dressed. They travel with a handcart gathering rags. The woman has a daughter named Jeffrey, who keeps a refreshment house at Scarborough. Supposed to have left Hull 9th ult. Warrant issued. 37— H u 11 ( Borough).— For embezzlement— FRED- ERICK ROWLFORD, age 19 or 20, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown ; dress, dark grey suit, and cheesecutter cap. Has been in the army, but was recently employed as deputy at a common lodging- house at Hull. May be accompanied by a boy named Gibson, age 14. Absconded 29th ult. Warrant issued. Information to Captain Gurney, Chief Constable; Hull. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 38.— Pontefract ( County).— For attempted rape on a girl, aged 11, at Ferryfryston, 13th ult.— JOHN TEECE, a miner, age 48 to 50, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., complexion pale, hair and beard ( full) light brown, eyes brown ; dress, grey check jacket ( with large hip pocket) and vest, brown cord breeches and leggings, white muffler, and sealskin cap ( much worn). Appear- ance of a gamekeeper. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Whincup, Court House, Ponte- fract. 39.— Sheffield ( 5oroupA).- JOHN SIZER, Case No. 43,18th ult. Warrant withdrawn. See Latest Informatior. PERSONS IN CUSTODY. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 40 — Isle of Ely ( County).— Remanded till 17th inst. for larceny— WILLIAM MURRAY, age 60, height 5 ft. 5J in., complexion sallow, hair and eyes grey, clean- shaved, scar on forehead, bridge of nose and back of head, ruptured right side; dress, brown coat, speckled cloth trousers, lace boots, black felt hat. A tramping birber; native of Greenock. Supposed previously convicted, and wanted for other offences. Information to Inspector King, Whittlesey, Isle of Ely- DURHAM. 41.— South Shields ( County).— Committed for trial at the next Durham County Assizes, for forging a receipt for a registered letter, with intent to defraud the Postmaster- General— CHARLES KEEFE, or O'KEEFE, age 24, height 5 ft. 5* in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, moustache slight, eyes hazel, three scars on loins, scar on buttocks, mole under left shoulder- blade. A seaman; native of Waterford. Supposed previously convicted. Information to Chief Constable Moorhouse, South Shields. ESSEX. 42.— Brentwood ( County).— Committed for trial at the adjourned Liberty Session, Romford, 14th March, for housebreaking— WILLIAM WOOD, age 23, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion fair, hair dark brown, eyes blue, sailor and barrel, anchor and heart tittooed left arm, sailor's head ( indistinct) right arm, mole centre of chest, birthmark and mole centre of back. A native of Cierkenwdl.— WILLIAM SINCLAIR, age 24, height 5 ft. 4* in., complexion fair, hair light brown, eyes grey, 5 small holes on forehead, 2 dots tattooed left arm, scar bsck of neck. A native of Manchester. Both supposed previously convicted. Photographs will be forwarded on application. Information to Supt. Dobson, Brentwood. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 43.— Fishponds ( County).— Committed for trial at the next Gloucester Assizes, for arson— THOMAS KENNEDY, alias JOHN TANDY, age 32, height 5 ft 6 in., complexion fresh, hair, whiskers, moustache, and eyes dark brown ; dress, dark brown tweed coat and vest, black cloth trousers, blue neckerchief with white spots, blue check shirt, and brown hard felt hat. Was convicted at Liverpool Assizes, 8th May, 1884, and sentenced to 4 mon'hs' imprisonment for burglary ; at Warwick Assizes, 12th November, 1884, and sentenced to 10 days' imprisonment for burglary ; and at Stafford Sessions, 28th June, 1887, and sentenced to 6 months' imprisonment for stealing a can and spoon. Information to Supt. Matthews, Fishponds. HAMPSHIRE. 44.— Basingstoke ( County).— Committed for trial at the next Winchester Assizes, for burglary— JOHN PRYLE, age 62, height 5 ft. 5| in., complexion pale, hair ( turning grey) dark brown, eyes grey, two flags and bird tattooed right arm, two roses and two indistii c , flags left, bracelet left and mole right wrist, right shoulder- blade, back, and belly, legs and thighs pockpitted ; dress, old blue shirt, grey trousers, low shoes, and cap with peak. A native of Wapping, London. Information to Inspector Paine, Basingstoke. HEREFORDSHIRE. 45.— Weobley ( County,.— Committed for trial at the next Hereford Quarter Sessions, for fowl- stealing — JAMES GWILLIAM, age 33, height 5 ft. 9 in , com- plexion fresh, hair and moustache dark brown, no whiskers, eyes hazel, walks erect; dress, grey jacket and vest, cord breeches and leggings, side- spring boots, and cap with two peaks. States he has been in the Metropolitan Police Force, which he left six years ago; also that he was a porter on the railway, and letter carrier in London, and has been living at Sax- mundhaoi, Suffolk. A native of Clifford, Hereford- shire. Information to Supt. Ovens, Weobley. LINCOLNSHIRE. 46 — Gainsborough ( County).— Sentenced to one month's imprisonment for larceny— JOHN VINCENT SHAW ( supposed false), age 46, height 5 ft. 5 in., com- plexion freth, hair, whiskers and moustache black, eyes grey, tattooed left arm, anchor left wriat, scar left cheek and right eyebrow, wound left leg ( stated to have been done whilst in the navy); dress, black coat, brown mixture cloth trousers, and hard felt hat. Supposed wanted elsewhere. 47.— Gainsborough ( County).— Sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment for larceny— BETSY SHAW, alias SCOTCH JENNY, age 39, height 4 ft. 11 in., slight build, complexion sallow, hair dark brown, eyes hazel, pockpitted, speaks with a Scotch accent; dress, black jacket, trimmed fur, brown winsey dress, brown straw hat trimmed brown velvet. Supposed wanted for other offences. Information to Supt. Osborn, G^ i sborough. NORTHUMBERLAND. 48.— Hexham ( County).— Committed for trial, for larceny ( bailee)— JAMES SWAN, age 24, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion pale, hair brown, twitches his mouth, slight scar near left eye, cut mark between thumb and forefinger left hand, right shoulder higher than left; dress, long orange- and- black check over- coat with cape, dark tweed suit, light cloth cap States he is a native of Kitty Brewster, Aberdeen- shire. Supposed previously convicted and wanted for other offences. ( See Case No. 27, 6th January, ] 888.) Photograph will be forwarded on application. Information to Captain Terry, Chief Constable, Morpeth, or to Supt. Harkes, Hexham. See Latest Information. PROPERTY STOLEN. BERKSHIRE. £ 500 REWARD. 49.— Maidenhead ( County).— 30th ult., by burg- lary— 2 large very fine single stone diamond earrings, stones rather square shape, each weighing 15,5S- carats, set in gold, supposed with silver claws ; 1 large round diamond brooch, set two circles of diamonds, stones in ou er circle much larger than inner ones, very large round pearl in centre, weighing 80 grains, has an ex- ceedingly large pear- shaped pearl weighing 107 grains ( two small black lines and slight flaw at iack), as pendant, attached by gold hook, and straight row of small diamonds, one cr two large diunonds in centre, the whole of the diamonds in brooch and pendant number about 50, weighing 21} f- carats; 1 large dragon fly brooch, body about 2 in. long, set rubies ( various sizes), wings 2j in. broad, set diamonds, with oblong sapphire and two small in centre of each wing, head one pearl, proDgs gold; 6 diamond daisies ( one very much larger than others), petals uneven and set small diamonds, with larger one at tips, large diamond in centre of each flower, set gold backs with screws, diamonds in silver points, together form a tiara; 1 lady's chatelaine watch, consisting of brooch set tur- quoise and diamonds with hook for belt, attached are three small gold chains about 1* in. long, at end of each a ball set turquoise and diamonds in black enamel, to the centre one is suspended a lady's gold open face watch, back studded with turquoise and diamonds, maker ( supposed) " Leroy," and to others are sus- pended a gold key and seal, brooch and back of watch exactly alike in decoration ; 6 bracelets ( one with broad band at top, set turquoise and diamonds; one set diamonds, large pearl in centre, marquese ring shape ; one carbuncle link, each link joined by smaller ones, each set three diamonds, gold backs ; one with broad band at top, set an emerald in centre, with one diamond each side, set in enamel, of Danish make; one broad gold, with enamel flowers, gold beaten out, " Tiffany " make ; one round gold, with lion's head at each end); 1 necklace, composed of row of turquoise edged with small diamonds in front, three pendants attached, set turquoise and brilliants, three pearls suspended at end of each ; 6 b. ooches ( one for head- dress, shape of ear of wheat, set diamonds and tur- quoise, bow at end and daisy flower, set brilliants and turquoise, pearl in centre of daisy ; one rcsebud- shape, with several leaves set brilliants, at one end two buds ( one set pink pearl, one set black pearl), both mounted in petals of brilliants, back gold ; one enamel pansy flower, small diamonds in centre ; one gold bow and arrow, head and point of arrow set diamonds, pearl and two diamonds fastening bow and arrow together ; one beetle on long pin with pearl at one end, beetle has diamond head, back and wings carbuncle, with small diamonds between wings, legs and feelers gold ; one small moonstone, containing brilliants, supposed shape of heart; 1 heart- shape pendant of rose dia- monds, with quiver and bow at top, also in diamonds, large turquoise in centre ; 2 lady's gold rings ( one set one large pearl surrounded by diamonds, one gold Greek ring with mask head) ; 1 long gold open marked shawl pin, large round head ( flat top), set brilliants and pearls, at other end a small clamp with pearl at each end ; 1 hair, comb, set one row of large imitation diamonds— Supposed by TWO MEN : 1st, age about 30, height 5 ft. 10 in., complexion and moustache ( drooping) very dark, no whiskers; dress, drab- colour overcoat, light- colour wrapper round neck, high silk hat; carried an umbrella.— 2nd, age about 30, height 5 ft. 7 in., stcut; dress, brown overcoat, brown felt hat. Identification doubtful. Both men undoubtedly took train from Bracknell to Richmond, arriving there at 11.18 p. m, and thence by last train on District Railway, destination unknown. The above reward will be paid by Henry White, Esq., to any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves and the recovery of the property, or in pro- portion to the amount recovered. Information to Colonel Blandy, Chief Constable, Berkshire Constabulary, Reading. BRECONSHIRE. 50.— Crickhowell ( County).— 29th ult., at Bryn- mawr— 1 youth's light plaid coat and trousers, 2 boy's brown plaid overcoats, 1 boy's fancy check nap over- coat, 2 fancy caps, 11 silk handkerchiefs and mufflers of various colours, 1 brown print suit, lined un- bleached twill calico; 2 men's brown plaid print suits, brown Italian lining in jackets and vests, trousers un- lined. Information to Supt. Joseph, Crickhowell. CHESHIRE. 51.— Stockport ( Borough). — 26th ult.— 1 box, con- taining 25 cigars, " Le Reviera"; 1 containing 50 cigars, " Non plus Ultra " ; 1 containing 150 cigarettes, " Vital Spark"; 1 box containing Harlequin flake ; 30 books cigarette- papers; 10 boxes of wax vestas; and 2 lbs. of tobacco. 28th ult.— 1 white flowered tablecloth, large size. 25th ult.— 1 pair of women's sidespring boots, size 5, partly worn, pattern worked on toe, kid uppers. 26th ult. - 1 pair of men's watertight boots, size 8 cr 9, new, heavily nailed, toe- caps, stiffening sewn outside, and a woman's black quilted skirt, trimming on quilt, new. 5th inst — 1 man's black cloth coat, 2 pockets out- side and one inside left breast, double- breasted cloth vest, and pair of trousers to match. Informat-' on to Lieut.- Co! onel Staples, Chief Con- stable, Stockport. FBIDAY, FEBBUARY 15, 1889. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 5 CUMBERLAND. 52. Penrith { County).— 29th ult.— An electro- plated teapot, oval shape, imitation fir- tree cone on lid, nearly new. Information to Supt. Fowler, Penrith. HAMPSHIRE. 53.— Winchester ( City).— Since 1st ult.— 1 pair of gentlemen's lace boots, white lining, very thin soles, makers " Marshall and Willet," stamped inside, and probably " Andrews " marked in ink inside ; 1 pair of lace boots, very thin uppers and soles, square toes, lined white with green band ; 1 pair lace boots, size 8, thin uppers, newly soled, round toes, green marked in side. Information to Head Constable Morton, Winchester. HEREFORDSHIRE. 54.— Leominster { Borough).— 4th inst.— Part of a bed sheet, 5ards lonS by i yard wide; a door key, li lb. of bacon, J lb. fresh butter, and 3 lb. cheese. Supposed by tramps. Information to Head Constable Johnson, Leo- minster. LINCOLNSHIRE. 55.— Boston { Borough).— Between 31st ult. and 3rd inst.— A round gold scarf pin, set blue stones in middle in the shape of a horseshoe, flowered inside shoe; a lady's double gold chain, secret link pattern, with two tassels at end ( both having one of the beads off fringe), and ring, with spring, to fasten in button- hole ; a lady's gold ring, with flat edges, set 5 pearls ( rather large); 1 pair women's imitation red wool- worked slippers, with white and- blue flowering on fronts and sides, size 5. Information to Head Constable Bellamy, Boston. M i DLOTHIAN. 56.— Leith ( Burgh)— 30th ult.— 1 gentleman's gold j- plate English lever watch, No. 82157, maker " Thomas Meikle, Leith," white dial, figured, steel hand and seconds, plain cases ; 1 gentleman's gold English hunting lever watch, No. 90448, white dial, steel hands and seconds, plain cases ; 1 gentleman's gold English lever watch, No. 19963, maker " Thomas Meikle, Leith," white dial, steel hands and winding indicator, plain cases; 1 gentleman's gold English lever watch, No. 82150, white dial, steel hands and seconds, engine- turned cases ; 1 gentleman's gold Eng- lish lever watch, No. 8504, maker " Thomas Meikle, Leith," gold dial, steel hands and seconds, engine- turned cases ; 1 lady's gold English lever watch, No. 19010, gold dial, steel hands, engraved cases; 1 lady's gold English lever watch, No 23920, gold dial, engraved cases; 1 lady's gold Geneva watch No. 6976, gold dial, steel hands, engraved cases ; 1 lady's gold Geneva watch, No. 75337, white dial, steel hands, engraved cases; 1 lady's gold Geneva watch, No. 71658, gold dial, steel hands, engraved cases ; 1 lady's gold keyless Geneva watch, No. 32218, flowered dial, gold hands, engraved cases; 1 gentleman's gold keyless Geneva watch, white dial, with " Le Comte Geneve " thereon, steel hands and seconds, engine- turned cases ; 1 gen- tleman's gold Geneva watch, white dial, with " Mottu Geneve " thereon, steel hands, engine- turned cases; 1 lady's gold semi- hunting Geneva watch, small size, centre of front case mounted with mother of pearl, engine- li m? d cases; 1 lady's silver albert chain, small round links, with two pear- shaped balls in centre; 1 round silver brooch, centre shaped like a harp, pin deficient. Information to Supt. Main, Leith. SUSSEX ( EAST). £ 200 REWARD. 57.— Brighton ( Borough).— 22nd ult.— 2 diamond necklets, fancy pattern, both similar in pattern, but one is much smaller than the other, and can be altered into a tiara ; 1 large diamond bird brooch, one small stone missing ; 1 bird brooch, smaller size ; 4 diamond crescent brooches, single rows, various sizes; 1 dia. mond and sapphire crescent brooch, one row sapphire and one row diamonds, with small fctar inside the cres- cent ; 1 do., similar, but rubies instead of sapphires; 1 round diamond brooch, which forms a pendant; 1 large single stone diamond bracelet, stone a little off colour; 1 three- row diamond and sapphire bracelet, row of sapphires between two rows of diamonds; 1 large diamond horseshoe brooch, about 10 carats ; 1 large diamond star brooch ; 1 large single stone dia mond ring, screws out to form stud or pin, 4- carat stone ; 1 large diamond Marquise ring ; several three- row diamond and ruby, and diamond and sapphire rings, and opal and diamond ; about 2 dozen half hoop diamond rings, various sizes ; 1 half hoop emerald ring, and diamond and emerald cluster do.; 2 large diamond horseshoe pins, and several smaller do.; 2 large dia- mond and sapphire horseshoe pins ( one small diamoi. d and ruby do., and one small diamond and sapphire do.); 1 cluster diamond pin, pear shape; 1 diamond with opal centre, pin and stone; diamond and pearl do.; about 8 dozen gem rings, including diamonds and sapphires, and diamond and ruby, half- hoops and clusters, pearl and coral rings, pearl and diamond do., opal and pearl do. ; a number of diamond fichu brooches, sporting patterns, & c. , about 150 gold brooches, various patterns, sporting, curb, horseshoe whip and shoe, & c.; about 130 9 and 15 carat gold bracelets and bangles, of various patterns; about 1 dozen curb and padlock chain bracelets ; 4 large curb oxydised silver and gold chain bracelets ; about 15 ladies' new Victoria gold alberts, with ball pendants ; about 20 ladies' alberts, with tassels attached ; about 30 gentlemen's alberts, 9, 15, and 18 carat, various patterns, in curb, fetter links, and other patterns ; 1 heavy 18- carat double albert, fancy fetter links ; 1 gold and platinum double albert; a number of gentlemen's 9, 15, and 18- carat signet rings, with stones and with- out ; a number of 18 carat fancy knot rings ; a number of 18 and 9 carat keeper rings, basket pattern, & c.; about 2£ dozen 22 carat wedding- rings; 1 very wide 18- carat coloured Belcher ring ; 3 do , smaller ; about 15 gold pencil- cases ; 2 gold penknives ; and 2 gold cigar cutters ; about 12 or 15 carat gold compass seals and pendants ; 3 gold glove button hooks ; a large number of breast pins, about 100 or 130, various shapes, sizes and patterns ; about 25 ladies' gold key- less watches, Swiss make, 14 and 18 carat cases, opened face, and demi- hunting cases, numbers 55875, 55874, 86028, 94362, 81572, 9553, 86016, 55442, 80431, 86241, 86233, 86238, 13376, 13361, 81140, 86242, 85332, 55939, 55935, 55888, 30805 ; 1 gentleman's Geneva lever demi- hunting watch, engraved case, No. 24439; several gentlemen's Geneva lever watches, 14 and 18 carat cases, Nos. 8713, 22715, 52116 ; 1 gentleman's English lever centre, seconds watch, with hunting case, No. 16001, name " C. Allen, 59, King's- road, Brighton"; 1 do, demi- hunting case, No. 4039, " C. Allen," & c.; 1 open- face crystal glass gentleman's gold watch, centre seconds, No. 16001, marked inside of outer case " s /- /-," inside dome " n /- /-" ; 1 gold English lever hunt- ing watch, No. 4995, " C. Allen," & c. ; 2 large gentle- men's demi- hunting watches, centre seconds, heavy 18- carat cases, with blue enamelled figures on cases, Nos. 5227. both marked " C. Allen, 59, King's- road, Brighton." Most of the articles will be marked inside or on some part with private mark, S. U. C. K. B. A. D. G. I. N , and stock number from 1 to 2,200. The above reward will be paid by Messrs. Allen and Thompson, of 59, King's- road, Brighton, to any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehen- sion of the thief or thieves, and recovery of the pro- perty, or in proportion to the amount of property re- covered. Information to Chief Constable Terry, Brighton. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). 58— H till lBorough).— 1st inst., 10 shoulders of Russian bacon ; 1 long brown mixture overcoat with cape, brown stuff lining ; 65 yards thin flannelette, dark grey, with narrow white stripe at half inch intervals ; 1 boy's long blue single- breasted diagonal overcoat, check cloth lining, sleeves lined with red, collar lined with Italian cloth, covered buttons. 4th inst.— 1 light plaid overcoat with cape, bone buttons, sleeve lining torn, asbestos pipe in one pocket. Information to Captain Gurney, Chief Constable, Hull. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 59.— Don caster ( Borough). — Between 29th ult. and 4th inst., by housebreaking— 1 gold brooch and ear- rings, winged balls, with three long pendants on each ; 1 gold ditto, set with carbuncles ; 1 gold crescent brooch, with pendant; 1 gold amethyst ditto, with pearls, and ear- rings to match ; 1 gold cornelian ditto, necklet and bracelets; 1 round gold ditto, with gold ball in centre ; 1 square silver napkin holder, willow pattern ; 1 enamelled half crown brooch, and two six- pences as earrings ; silver bells and coral; 6 silver teaspoons ( small) ; 5 ditto, Queen Anne pattern, marked D. L. T.; 10 plated dessert spoons, fiddle pattern; 12 plated fork3 ( small), fiddle pattern; 12 large plated forks ; 10 plated table spoons ; 2 plated sauce ladles ; 6 fish knives and forks, with ivory handles; 6 dessert knives and forks, with ivory ditto ; 12 dinner knives, with ivory ditto, maker, '' Rodgers, Sheffield" ; 9 dessert knives, with ivory handles ; 1 brown merino dress ( new), deep quilt at bottom, alternately with silk brocade, full silk in waist; 1 sealskin waistcoat, lined crimson silk. Information to Chief Constable Gregory, Doncaster. See Latest Information PERSONS OR BODIES FOUND. LANCASHIRE. 60.— Rochdale ( Borough).— 27th ult., in the River Roach, the body of a man, age 50 to 55, length 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., hair brown, whiskers and moustache turning grey ; dress, black cloth suit ( double- breasted frock coat, trimmed with braid, two pockets in laps and one inside left breast, four but- tons down front and two on each sleeve; single- breasted vest; full fronted trousers), red- and- white cotton handkerchief round neck, white- and- blue check cotton shirt ( patched behind with a piece of different material), flannel singlet, grey cotton drawers and socks, and old lace boots with hooks at top Had in his possession two spectacle cases, one pair of spectacles, a sixpenny- piece, one white linen stand- up collar, and a common blue- and- red tie. The body appears to have been in the water for some time, Information to Chief Constable Wilkinson, Roch- dale. ANIMALS, ETC., RECOVERED. 61.— Metropolitan Police District, M Divi- sion.— Black gelding, Case No. ? 4, 18th ult. 62.— Staffordshire, Burslem ( County).— Brown mare, Case No. 57, 1st inst. APPR& HEJM SIGNS. 63.— Metropolitan Police District, M Divi- sion.— GEORGE ALIOTH, Case No. 4, 1st inst. 64.— Bedfordshire, Luton ( Borough). — GEORGE FENSOM, Case No. 4, 4th ult. 65.— Cheshire, Oakmere ( County).— KATE LITTLER, Case No. 10, 1st inst. 66.— Hampshire, Winchester { City). — ARTHUR PICKERING, Case No. 14, 18th ult. 67.— Kent, Folkestone ( Borough).— HENRY BETTS, Case No. 90, 4th ult. 68.— Lancashire, Bury ( County).— Supervisee JOHN DAWSON, Office No. 35969, GAZETTE, 31st August, 1888. 69.— Lancashire, Old Trafford ( County).— Supervisee SARAH CUE, Office No. 35349, Case No. 22, 25th ult. 70.— Lancashire, Rochdale ( Borough).— FRED. RATCLIFFE, Case No. 28, 25th ult, and property recovered. LATEST INFORMATION, APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. LANCASHIRE. 71.— Burnley ( County).— For failing to report— Supervisee MICHAEL DOOLAN, Office No. 35206, age 22, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion fresh, hair and eyes brown, scars on right cheek and back of left hand, anchor and faint star back of left arm. Sentenced at Preston, 19th October, 1887, to 6 months' imprison- ment and 3 years' police supervision for larceny. 4288. Information to Supt. Barnett, Burnley. 72.— Rawtenstall ( County).— For failing to notify change of residence— Supervisee DOCTOR KILSHAW, alias JOHN K1LSH AW, JOHN ECCLES, and WILLIAM BARNTON, Office No. 33494, age 46,' height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair and eye3 brown, right forefinger crooked, scars on forehead, eyebrows, bridge of nose, and right shoulder- blade. Sentenced at Preston, 11th August, 1886, to 12 months' imprisonment and 4 years' police supervision for larceny. 1169— 15. Information to Supt. Norris, Rawtenstall. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). 73.— Hull ( Borough).— For failing to report- Supervisee ARTHUR CATTERMULL, Office No. 36884, age 21, height 5 ft. 5 in , complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes blue, scars on right eyebrow and shoulder blade ( burn). Sentenced at Grimsby 10th January, 1888, to 12 months' imprisonment and 12 months'police supervision for shopbreaking. Liberated 9th January, 1889. 2489. 74.— Hull ( Borough).— For failing to report— Supervisee JOHN ROWLEY, Office No. 36484, age 32, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes blue ( cast in right , scar bridge of nose, several small blue marks on left arm. Sentenced at Grimsby, 10th July, 1888, to 4 months' imprisonment and 6 months' police supervision for larceny. Liberated 9th November, 1888. 655. Information to Captain Gurney, Chief Constable, Hull. PERSONS IN CUSTODY BERKSHIRE. 75.— Maidei head ( Borough).— Remanded tillllth inst. for larceny while looking at apartments — GEORGE BOURN, age 30, height 5 ft. 2£ in., com- plexion, hair, and moustache ( slight) dark, eyes hazel, hip slightly deformed, which causes him to lean forward ; dress, bottle green overcoat, black diagonal vest, dark brown trousers, coloured cotton shirt, lace boots, hard felt hat, wears a white apron round waist. Supposed wanted for other offences. Information to Head Constable Taylor, Maiden- head. KENT. 76.— Folkestone ( Borough). — Sentenced to 2 months' impiisonn e t, 12 ult., for stealing a coat— 2 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1889. " CHARLES NEALE, age 30, height 5 ft. 8 in., com- plexion fair, hair, whiskers, and moustache brown, eyes blue, crossed flags, drum, Prince of Wales's feathers, sailor, flag, heart, anchor, cross, two roses, and bracelet tattooed right arm, lady with hat, man dancing on ball, two hearts pierced with arrow, sentry- box, soldier on sentry, gun and shot, five crossed fishes, crossed hands, star, anchor, left arm, crossed flags, three roses, woman and wreath on breast. Was wear- ing a brown beaver coat with velvet collar and cloth edge, brown lining, brown covered buttons. 77.— Folkestone ( Borough). — Committed for trial at the next Maidstone Assizes for burglary— SOLOMON SCAMP, alias CHARLES PILCHER, age 21, height 5 ft. loj in., complexion dark, hair dark ! brown, eyes blue, star tattooed left forearm, anchor and heart left hand, ring middle finger, scar on breast. — JAMES WILLIAM ARTHUR ISGAR, age 21, height 5 ft. 7J in., complexion fair, hair dark brown, moustache slight, eyes hazel, pockpitted, woman tattooed right forearm, anchor and initials " J. W. A.' left arm— GEORGE CLARK, age 20, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion fair, hair light, moustache slight, eyes hazel, five moles front of neck. States he was billiard marker at the University Rooms, Cambridge. 78.— Folkestone { Borough). — Committed for trial at Folkestone Quarter Sessions for larceny ( person)— FRANK DUNN, age 20, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey, mole side of right foot Information to Supt. Taylor, Folkestone. PROPERTY STOLEN, METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT* 79.— C. I. D., C. O.— Since January, 1888— An oak plate chest, 2 ft. long 18 in. wide and 20 in high, iron bound, brass plate with " Sir Maurice Fitzgerald, Bart., Knight of Kerry," on lid, brass plate with " Yander and Hedges, 26, New Bond- street," thereon on edge of chest near lock, containing 12 plain old- fashioned table- forks ( 6 silver 6 plated), " W. H." on back; 6 silver table- spoons, plain, fiddle pattern, W. H." on back ; 6 silver dessert spoons, plain, fiddle pattern, " W. H." on back; 6 silver dessert- forks, plain, fiddle pattern, " W. H." on back ; 6 egg- spoons, 1 soup ladle, 1 pair fish- carvers, plated, ivory handles ; 2 salt- cellars and spoons; 4 pairs dessert- knives and ! forks, plated, ivory handles, earl's coronet and " L." thereon; 12 table knives, white handles; 6 cheese knives, white handles, " Vander and Hedges " thereon ; 1 silver fluted cofl'ee pot; 1 silver fluted teapot ; l silver fluted sugar basin ; 1 silver fluted cream ewer; 2 pairs sugar tongs; 1 small silver waiter; 4 silver muffineers ( 2 plain, 2 shape and colour of plovers' eggs ; 1 plated toast- rack, plain; 1 plated American ice jug ; 1 glass claret jug, silver- mounted; 1 plated bell ; 5 plated corks ; 1 plated oil and vinegar frame; 1 silver sauce ladle, small, with spout ; 1 plated cheese scoop, ivory handle; 1 plated gravy spoon, plain. The whole of the silver articles have crest— knight in armour on horseback, and holding sword. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). 80.— Welton [ County).—? rd inst., by housebreak- ing— 6 silver dessert forks, with four prongs ; 2 silver i table- spoons ; 2 small silver salt spoons; 10 teaspoons ( some silver, others electro plated), all marked " P."; 1 old common gilt brooch, with long yellow stone. Information to Supt. Harvey, Welton. List of License Holders, Supervisees, and Expirees who have been re- apprehended, for the month of January, 1889, with the results, Sc. NAME. Uffice No. j 35W~ GEORGE~ STUBLEY jFresh Offence with which I Charged. Result. Date and Place. REMARKS. 34653 33116 • 35848 35059 17406 36462 - 22918 34956 - 35016 17865 19201 17180 15114 • 34668 36442 23422 30321 34708 36315 12681 27501 31388 36102 31937 30059 30041 33512 24898 30316 32579 12713 31794 35253 28013 21633 34662 27081 30458 34333 34787 25271 30675 14908 28708 ALFRED FOWLER PATRICK ROACH ISAIAH TAYLOR FREDERICK ASHELFORD CHARLES DAYIS MARGARET ELLIS THOMAS SIMMS THOxMAS YOUNG WILLIAM CARTER JOHN FLETCHER EDWARD DOBSON BENJAMIN COLE FRANCIS R. HALL JOHN FOY GEO. ROWLEY JAMES RITCHIE DANIEL GAFFNEY ELLEN TAYLOR JOHN SHARPER THOMAS A. NIXON ALFRED INGLETON THOMAS GREEN JOHN McHALE WILLIAM SHRIMPTON JAMES HURLEY WILLIAM MURPHY RICHARD CRAWLEY JOHN BARTLETT GEORGE SAUNDERS HENRY SMITH NATHANIEL BROWN GEO. ROYCROFT GEORGE WHITE WILLIAM CHANEY JAMES OSBORNE WILLIAM WHITEBROW JAMES LATHAM GEORGE SMITH JAMES McCUE ELIZABETH GILL MARGARET HEARN JOHN McCABE JOHN ATTWELL DANIEL JOHNSON Larceny ( person) Failing to report Assault Burglary Drunkenness, < fcc. Larceny ( person) Larceny ( person) Assault and robbery Possessing housebreaking implements by night iLarceny Larceny Fraud Larceny Fraud Felony Poaching Larceny ( person) Wilful damage Burglary Attempted robbery Embezzlement Suspected person Drunkenness, & c. Larceny ( shop) Assaulting police Failing to report Drunkenness Drunkenness Assault Larceny and receiving Larceny Larceny Larceny and assault Failing to report Larceny and assault Drunkenness, die. Failing to report Drunkenness, & c. Larceny Larceny Rogue and vagabond Drunkenness, Sic. Attempted larceny Embezzlement Larceny ( person) 3 months imprisonment License forfeited 1 month imprisonment 5 years penal servitude Fined 5s. 6 years penal servitude and 2 years police supervision 7 years penal servitude 12 months imprisonment 5 years penal servitude 18 months imprisonment 16 months imprisonment 10 years penal servitude 12 months imprisonment 10 years penal servitude 5 years penal servitude and 3 years police supervision 1 month imprisonment 6 months imprisonment Fined 9s. 18 months imprisonment 18 months imprisonment 7 years penal servitude 3 months imprisonment^ 14 days imprisonment 12 months imprisonment 6 months imprisonment 1 month imprisonment 7 days imprisonment 7 days imprisonment 5 days imprisonment 7 years penal servitude 5 years penal servitude and 2 years police supervision 4 months imprisonment 7 months imprisonment License forfeited 15 months imprisonment Fined 5s. or 7 days License forfeited Fined 7s. 18 months imprisonment 14 months imprisonment 3 months imprisonment Fined 5s. or 7 days 3 months imprisonment 2 months imprisonment 6 months imprisonment 2nd January, 1889, Surrey Sessions 3rd January, 1889, Middlesex Sessions 3rd January, 1889, Middlesex Sessions 2nd January, 1889, Derby 2nd January, 1889, Middlesex Sessions 4th January, 1889, Middlesex Sessions 2nd January, 1889, Surrey Sessions 7th January, 1889, Middlesex Sessions 3rd January, 1889, Maidstone 29th December, 1888, South- Expiree. wark Police Court 27th December, 1888, Clerken- License Holder. well Police Court 28th December, 1888, Maryle- Expiree. bone Police Court 11th December, 1888, Stafford License Holder. 31st December, 1888, West- iLicense Holder. minster Police Court 2nd January, 1889, Middlesex Expiree. Sessions License Holder. Expiree. License Holder. Supervisee. Supervisee. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. Supervisee 7th January, 1889, Luton Supervisee. 7th January, 1889, Salford Supervisee. 10th January, 1889, Croydon j Expiree. Petty Sessions 8th January, 1889, Middlesex Sessions 10th January, 1889, Central Criminal Court 6lh November, 1888, Middle- sex Sessions 9th January, 1889, Mansion- house Police Court 12th January, 1889, Worship- street Police Court 7th January, 1889, iBirming- ham 12th January, 1889, Marlbo- rough- street Police Court 17th January, 1889, Bow- street Police Court 15 th January, 1889, street Police Court 17th January, 1889, street Police Court supervisee. License Holder. Expiree. Expiree. Supervisee. License Holder. Supervisee. Supervisee. Bow- Supervisee. Bow- Supervisee. 17th January, 1889, Lambeth Expiree Police Court 7th January, 1889, Central Expiree. Criminal Court 21st January, 1889, Middlesex Expiree. Sessions 21st January, 1889, Middlesex Sessions 19th January, 1889, Thames Police Court 16th January, 1889, South- wark Police Court 22nd January, 1889, Middle- sex Sessions 17th January, 1889, Dalston Police Court 21st January, 1889, West Ham Police Court 21st January, 1889, Hammer- smith Police Court 23rd January, 1889, Middle- sex Sessions 21st January, 1889, Middle- sex Sessions 22nd January, 1889, Folke- stone 21st January, 1889, Bow- street Police Court 26th January, 1889, Clerken- well Police Court 23rd January, 1889, Willesden 28th January, 1889, Middle- sex Sessions Expiree. Expiree. License Holder. Expiree. Expiree. License Holder. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. Supervisee. Supervisee. Expiree. Expiree FBIDAY, FEBBUARY 15, 1889. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 7 CITY AND B0R0U6H OF PETERBOROUGH. THE WATCH COMMITTEE requires the services of a competent person as SUPERINTENDENT of the Borough Police Force, and Inspector of Weights and Measures. The salary will be £ 160 per annum, with house, coals, and gas found. Candidates must not ex- ceed 45 years of age. Applications, in own handwriting, accompanied by testi- monials of recent date, and marked " Office of Head Constable," must be sent to me by noon of Thursday, the 14th of February. N. B.— Canvassing any member of the Committee will be a disqualification. By order, W. MELLOWS, Town Clerk. Peterborough, 25th January, 1889. ISSING from her home, No. 74, Sidwell- street, Exeter, since 11 a. m. on the 15th ult., JANE ISABELLA CARTER, age 41, height about 5 ft. 4 in., medium build, full face, blue eyes, sallow complexion ; dressed in black dress, black jacket, black straw hat trimmed with red ribbon and grey feather, black fall, elastic side boots, black stock- ings. Was carrying a muff. She has been in low spirits for some time.— Infor- mation to the above address. <£ 3 REWARD. DOG LOST.— Lost, in West Hamp- stead, on the 24th ult., a YORK SHIRE TERRIER, answers to the name of " Dick."— A. Rogers, Glen Innes, West End Lane, West Hampstead. £ 1 REWARD. T OST, left in train leaving Wimbledon AJ for Waterloo at six p. m. on Monday, Jan. 14, a small LEDGER, of no value to anyone but the owners. It is supposed that the book was not removed at Water- loo, but the destination of the train after leaving Waterloo is not known.— The reward paid upon return of book to Messrs. Beazley and Co., 6 and 7, Cole- man- street, London, E. C. y^ OST, in Oxford- street, Saturday morning, a White FOX TERRIER BITCH, black- ancl- tan spots on head. Reward.— Head, 13, Albemarle- street, W. <£ 5 REWARD. J^ OST, on Tuesday, Jan. 29, in 5.10 p. m. train from Waterloo to Shep- perton, a lady's half hoop DIAMOND RING ( five diamonds).— Finder will receive above reward on applying to Station Master, Richmond, L. and S. W. R. <£ 10 REWARD. WHEREAS, 80 gallons of COLZA OIL, contained in 8 metal cans, were stolen from Omnibus Lamp Depot Fullwood- rents, Holborn, on Thursday night, January 31st. Anybody giving information resulting in the conviction of the offenders will receive the above reward. — Information to Willing's, 125, Strand, W. C. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN ALL LONDON, PROVINCIAL, AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS. RAILWAY TIME- TABLES, THEATRE PRO- GRAMMES, MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, & c. Exceptional Terms for a Series. Contractors for the SPECIAL CORNER POSITIONS on pages 2, 3, and 6 of " THE 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." WILLING'S, 125, STRAND, LONDON, W. C. Telegraph Address—" Willing's London.' Telephone No. 2,773. SPECIAL NOTICE.— Blocks for Advertisements cut and Handbills printed in a few hours, at the lowest possible prices. 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When the vessel is crippled and disabled, she comes into harbour to be overhauled ; and when a man is in Christ, he is not repaired only, " all things become new." The drunkard becomes sober, the selfish man thinks of others, the one who hindered helps, the worldly turns to spiritual things. Again, those who are in the harbour of salvation in Christ here, will reach the harbour of perfect rest and happiness hereafter. There is then this refuge in Christ; have you come 1 Inside or out— which 1 Are you only near the kingdom ? Many a brave vessel is wrecked at the mouth of the harbour. " Now is the accepted time." Catch the favouring breeze. Hearken to the voice that pleads. " ALMOST."— Acts xxvi. 28. I So near the door— and the door stood wide! Close to the refuge— but not inside! Near to the fold—" hut. not. within ! \ Tear fold— but not Almost resolved to give up sin. Almost persuaded to count the cost. Almost a Christian— and yet lost! " SAVED."— Luke vii. 50. 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The only exclusive shirt depot for the Police in the Kingdom. Leave selection of patterns to myself, and be assured both yourself and friends will entirely agree with the minute of Mr. Ebenezer Iremonger, which I have this day received, as follows:— „ _. _ . . . iV „ " County Police Office, Maidenhead, Berks., May 25, 1888. Sir,— I have received the three superfine flannel shirts, and they are a good fit, and the materials are flrst- class. The three winter and the three summer shirts that I purchased from you rather more * han three years ago have worn well, and are the best I ever had.— I am, Sir, yours respectfully, " EBENEZER IREMONGEE, Superintendent, Berks Const& bolary. / f' 1'- ™ ma7 make use of this if you please, as I consider that it should be widely known what excellent shirts they are!!" . 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