POUCE GAZETTE. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. TUESDAY, MA. RCH 19, 1889. VOL. VI., No. 545. R E A U L A 1. ' All announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all communications upon them, should be addressed to, THE EDITOR OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, GEEAT SCOTLAND YARD, LONDON, S. W. YI, F 2. Particulars concerning persons whose apprehension is sought will be inserted in one issue of the POLICE GAZETTE, if they are sufficient to enable action to be taken upon them by another force. 3. Particulars as 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. 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. 6. Every announcement, if for the apprehension of a person, must be guaranteed by the signature if 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. Announcements of all persons to be apprehended or of stolen property bear a number, and art alphabetically arranged by counties. 9. The force which causes particulars concerning delinquents or stolen property to be inserted in the POLICE GAZETTE, must, on their apprehension or recovery, at once transmit to the Editor notice of the fact, referring to the number of the announcement for insertion in the next issue. 10. In all cases, the officer signing the request for insertion of any announcement, will be wholly responsible for any proceedings which may result from such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded so as to be received not later than noon on Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Saturday morning. They must be clearly written on one side of the paper only, be in the usual form, and accompanied by a covering letter. 12. All payments must be in advance, either at the office, Great Scotland Yard, by cheque, crossed " Drummond £ Co.," Post Office Order payable at Charing Cross, Postal Order, or in Stamps. 13. Advertisements are accepted for the POLICE GAZETTE through Mr. James Willing, 125, 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 R. ANDERSON, Editor. WAR OFFICE, MARCH 19, 1889. DESERTERS AND ABSENTEES FROM HER MAJESTYS SERYICE, • mas MO. I NAME. BEG. NO. OOEPS. • WHEBE BOBS. TRADE. COM- PLXN. HAIR. REGIMENTALS OB PLAIN CLOTHES. DESERTION. DATE OF PLACE OF MARKS AND REMARKS. 1 2 3 4 f 6 7 8 9 10 Allen, James Ambrose, Robert Ashby, Wm. Isaac Barker, Samuel Barton, Thomas Briggs, Benn Britten, William Carroll, H. Carter, George Cassidy, John 2280, K. lnnis. Pus. 1S89 D. of Corn. L. I 6283 Army Ser. Corps 6414 Coldstream Gds. 2649 16th Lancers 1954 Bedford Regt. 2397 Leicester Regt. 2012 E. Lanes Regt. 71276 Royal Artillery 70693 Royal Artillery Coleraine Langton, Staffs Tunbridge Wells Battersea, Surrey Putrey, Surrey Batter sea, Surrey St Mary's, Leicester Dundalk, Louth Liverpool, Lanes Old Monkland, Lnrk labourer plumber labourer labourer swim, instr musician clicker tailor labourer labourer 30 24} 21 j 24j 25| 17* 19 23} 19* 191 6 11 7 6 n n fii 7 fresh fair florid sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh light brn red brn dk brn dk brn brn dk brn brn dk brn grey grey brn grey brn hazel blue blue blue grey regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals plain clothes regimentals 7 Fab. 4 Mar. 8 Mar. 8 Mar. 6 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 2 Mar. 7 Mar. Omagh Bodmin Woolwich London Aldershot Aldershot Leicester Newry en route* Newcastle injury to last joint right middle finger scar left forearm, rose right forearm scars palm of right hand and forehead scar top of head and right knee flag, C. S., heart, crown, and cross rt arm • Leicester to Newcastle- on- Tyne 2 blue dots left foiearm 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Clark, Henry Clark, James Clement, Isaac Clements, F. James Copping, Arthur Coulter, Hugh Courtman, Charles Cullen, James Davis, Wm, Dean, Wm. 2863 1427 70772 4702 2730 2645 1909 2880 2432 68501 21 Duckworth, Peter 2643 22 Edwards, John 990 23 Gardner, John 45903 24 Garrity, John 7078 25 Gilmour, James 2756 26 Griffiths, Robert 2537 27 Grogan, James 2845 28 Harcouit, Michael 64794 29 Harding, H. Edgar 9786 SOHefferan, W. H. 1924 20th Hussars Gordon High. Royal Artillery Kings R. Rifles Border Regt. N. Lanes Regt. Essex Regt. R. Dublin Fus. D. of Corn. L. I, Royal Artillery Birmingham City, Lanark Kendall, Westmrlnd Pyrford, Surrey St. Pancras, Mdx. Manchester Witham, Essex Dcnard, Wicklow St. George's, Glo'ster Pemberton, Wigan stamper labourer groom baker porter spinner gardener labourer shoemaker collier 21 29J 19J 211 19J 20 21 191 19| 224 • 5 4| ~ 6 61 sallow dark fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh It brn dk brn brn dk brn dk brn brn brn It brn brn brn grey blue brn grey hazel grey grey grey grey brn regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals 6 Mar. 9 Mar. - Mar. 3 Mar. 25 Feb. 11 Mar. 7 Mar. 8 Mar. 6 Mar. 10 Mar. Moseley Aberdeen Preston Aldershot Hounslow Preston Lichfield Curragh Plymouth Preston 4 scars left leg, 2 over centre of sternum mole left cheek, C and dots left forearm dot rt arm, cross & dot It, scar rt lns3 scar rt neck and rt shoulder, 5 scars It leg anchor, crosses, and C. C. left forearm B. F. left fcrearm S. Lanes Regt. D. of Corn. L. I. Royal Artillery Coldstream Gds Royal Soots S. Wales Brdrs Conn. Rangers Royal Artillery Rifle Brigade 10th Hussars St. Helens, Lanes St. Mary's, B'ham. Maidstone, Kent Wednesbury, Staffs Addiewell, Linlthgw Pwllhelli, Carnarvon Swinford, Mayo St. Kevin, Dublin Camberwell, Surrey Shoreditch, Mdx. collier plumber labourer iron workr clipper labourer baker coach buldr carman groom 18| 214 25J 20| 20 19 26 J 5 2115 184 6 3fl| 5 51' 10 6 91 8 7 H 8 « | fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dk brn grey brn grey dk brn'grey dk brn dk brn brn dk brn red brn dk brn grey grey grey grey hazel grey hazel regimentals regimentals plain clothes regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals 6 Mar. 4 Mar. 8 Mar. 5 Mar. 8 Mar. 15 Mar. 22 Feb. 10 Mar. 3 Mar. 9 Mar. Warringtn Bodmin Gravesend London Aldershot Brecon Aldershot Fermoy Woolwich York mole top It shoulder, scars centre of back scar right shoulder- blade woman rt arm, scar It groin, mole rt clvcle scar unnr chin, rt thigh, back rt elbow M. S. right arm, T. G. blue marks left scar back of neck, and above rt forefinger scar forehead, abdomen, and inside It thigh dots left forearm and ring finger 31 Henderson, Henry 32' Hogan, Thomas 33 Ireland, John 34 Jones, Frederick 35 Kelly, Francis 36 Kelly, John 37 Kelly, John 38 Kendrick, John 39 Laws, John 40 Lee, William 2401 3844 2243 3131 2457 3123 64603 2750 8. Lanes Regt. R. Irish Regt. Royal High. Dorset Regt. R. Irish Fus. Irish Rifles Scottish Bordrs. Royal Artillery Bedford Regt. Rojal Artillery Chesterfield, Derby Lorran, Tipperary Dundee, Forfar East India G'enfen, Leitrim Ballymacarrett, Blfst Barony, Lanark St. Martin's, Mdx. Hove, Sus ex St. George's East. Mx waiehsemn servant mill worker labourer bricklayer labourer porter labourer carman 21f 5 24| 18 17i 191 181 181 231 W 8 florid 9 fair 6f fresh 6 fresh 7f fresh 4j sallow 7 fresh 11- 1 fresh 51 fresh 7| fresh dk brn It brn brn brn dk bra black dk brn dark flaxen brn grey grey brn brn grey blue hazel brn grey hazel regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals plain clothes regimentals regimentals plain clothes 3 Mar. 28 Feb. 8 Mar. 11 Mar. 7 Mar. 11 Mar. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 5 Mar. 12 Mar. Portsmoth Devonpoit Perth Portsmoth Armagh Belfast en route* Dover Aldershot London small scar over right side of forehead scar outside left leg from bite of dog J. I. left forearm long scar over occipital bone J. K. tattooed left forearm 2 B. A K. rt arm " Hamilton to Berwick scar below right groin scars back of head 41 42 43 44 46 46 + 7 48 49 50 Linden, Michael Lloyd, William Long, William Manbam, William Marshall, Alick Marshal), William Martin, George H. Martin, Samuel McDarby, Darby McKenzie, Alex. 2226 R. Irish Rifles — S. Wales Bordrs 2503 Manchester Rgt 712 Grenadier Gds. 7238 Army Ser. Corps 2343 W. Riding Regt 1777 R. W. Surrey Rt 2588 S. Staffs Regt. 3005| R. Dublin Fus, 2425 Gordon High. Ballynahinch, Down Merthyr, Glamorgan Manchester Bnry St. Edmunds Woodchester, Glo'str St. Pancras, Mdx. Bermondsey, Surrey St. Mary's, Wlvrmtn Doonane, Queen's co. Inverness labourer ripper labourer labourer clerk porter hammrmn striker labourer saw miller 19 18i 22J 211 20^ 214 201 20J 20 20 fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh 4f fresh 5| fresh 7 fresh dk brn; blue brn | blue bra grey dk brn brn brn It brn dk brn brn dk brn dk brn slate grey brn hazel grey blue regimentals plain clothes regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals plain clothes 4 Mar. 9 Mar. 28 Feb. 1 Mar. 7 Mar. 5 Mar. • 2 Mar. 4 Mar. 26 Feb. 7 Mar. Mullingar I Cardiff Ashtn un L London Woolwich Halifax Dublin Lichfield Curragh Belfast anchor on back of left hand mole middle of back anchor over cross It forearm, W. bck It hnd small scar between eyes, mole right shldr anchor, W., dots, & c., It arm, scar It shin indistinct anchor left forearm scar of burn left side and inside left thigh cross left wrist, blue dot left thumb 61 62 53 54 55 56 57 68 69 60 McKenzie, James McKeown, John McQueen, Thomas McQuillan, John Miller, James Monaghan, John Morgan, John Morley, Thomas Morris, Bartholomw Morris, Joseph 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 Mousell, H. J Mouze, Samuel Moy, Charles Mullen, Edward Murphy, Chrstophr Murphy, James Murray, William Nicholls, James Nicholson, Wm. Nicklin, Alfred E. 2816 A. & S. High. 65893 Royal Artillery 1112' Gordon High. 6830 Scots Guards 40275 Royal Artillery 2286^ Royal Scots 1007 Grenadier Gds. 3420,17th Lancers 2509 3rd Hussars — ! R. Dublin Fus. Ustl Douglas, Dmfries Lurgan, Armagh Govan, Lanark Barony, Lanark St. Pancras, Mdx. Dumblane, Perth Stanbennog, Monmth Hornsey, Mdx. Sligo St. Mary's, Dublin groom painter labourer labourer ostler cutler labourer labourer miner labourer 194 22 26 18| 234 23 201 214 20| 221 54 fresh 7 I fresh 8} fresh 8.1, fresh 2552 2157 8545 3131 3386 2013 2500 877 52059 8155 13th Hussars S. John's Wood, Mdx clerk Northmblnd Fus Hackney, Mdx. fitter A. S. Corps Scottish Bordrs. 4th Dragoon Gds ( 2115 2015 carman | 18J5 St. Pancras, Mdx. S. Nicholas, Nthmbld boot finshr, 1815 Greencastle, Down hrse dealer 21 5 S. Lanes Regt. Leigh, Manchester collier Leicester Regt. ' St. Thomas, Brmghm painter Gloucester Regt. Stroud, Gloucester groom Royal Artillery Kensington, Mdx. jlabourer Army Ser. CorpsBattersea, Surrey carman 2115 21| 5 2315 22| 5 1915 6t 64 3| 4 94 7 5 41 54 41 dk brn It brn brn dk brn bra It brn brn brn brn brn grey grey blue hazel blue blue brn blue blue brn regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals plain clothes 4 Mai. 28 Feb. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 10 Mar. 21 Feb. 1 Mar. 26 Feb. 2 Mar. 28 Feb. Curragh Gosport Aberdeen London Newport Aldershot London Cantrbury Limerick Dublin pale fair fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fair fresh dark brn dk brn dk brn brn black brn It brn It brn It brn black blue It blue hazel bin grey grey blue grey hazel dk brn regimentals regimentals regimentals plain clothes plain clothes regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals 4 Mar. 2 Mar. 7 Mar. 8 Mar. 9 Mar. 8 Mar. 11 Mar. 23 Feb. 20 Feb. 9 Mar. dots base of both thumbs 2 scars left groin pockpitted left leg, scar top of head several scars on buttock J. Miller, & c., It arm, horse's head, & c., rt several small scars on forehead scar on inner side of left upper arm half moon left shoulder, scar forehead, & o. Leeds Colchester Woolwich Ber- onT. Newbridge Portsmoth Leicester Horfield Hilsea Woolwich H. P. N. Y'L. It arm, face pockpitted scar left buttock, N. M. back of left hand number of scars on centre of back 2 dots left forearm, 1 right " Rhoda Long" left forearm 4 vaccination marks right arm 2 THE POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1839. DESERTERS AND ABSENTEES FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE— continued. OFJ1CR > 0. 71 72 73 74 76 76 77 78 79 NAME. EEQ. NO. Nolan, Thomas Noon, Thomas Oaken, Alfred O'Donnell, W. Page, Frederick Perrie, John Perry, David PeterooD, F Silas Phillips, Joseph 80 Philp. James CO BPS. WHERE BORN. 274 Grenadier Gds. Oldbury, Worcester labourer 2768 Liverpool Regt. Agra, East Indies groom 2043 Cheshire Regt.* St. George's, London musician 2203 R. Lanes Regt. Waterford labourer 2660 Middlesex Regt. Clerkenwell, Mdx. embrderer 70321 Royal Artillery Barony, Glasgow labourer 2399 R. Irish Rifles Ballysillen, Belfast labourer 1280lWelsh Regt. Leamington, Wrwck labourer 3229' 1st Dragoon Gds St. Mary's, N. Sheldslabourer 2631 | A. & S. High. lAuchtermuchty, Fife'labourer TRADE. 253 " J 18* 2 3| 19 13 6 814 6 23^ 5 " 5 COM- PLXN. BAXB. EYES REGIMENTALS OB PLAIN CLOTHES. 11} 64 9 n 5 6 34 41 H 7i fresh florid fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fair fresh fresh brn light light brn black dk brn brn It brn bra dk bn> blue grey vrey blue blue grey grey grey blue blue 81 82 83 84 86 86 87 88 89 90 Pnkington, Wm. Rayner, James Reynolds, William Roberts, John Robinson, Thomas RobsoD, John Saunders, G. A. Shaw, Joseph Sheedy, John Sinclair, David 3151 1692 65689 1665 1867 6818 2276 3316 2891 7152 91 92 93 94 96 96 97 98 99 100 Stewart, Harry Sweeney, Charles Thornburn, John Towey, Thomas Townsend, Wm. C Vaughan, John Waldron, Martin Wallis, Richard J. Walsh, Michael Walsh, Patrick Durham L I. Gordon High. Royal Artillery Welsh Fus. Dorset Regt. Scots Guards E. Surrey Regt. Durham L. I. R. Irish Regt. Scots Guards Huddersfield, Yorks Islington, Mdx. Northampton Ruthin, N. Wales Olney, Bucks Newbury. Berks Stoke Newingt, n, Mx. Dodworth, York Ballina, Tipperary Wick. Caithness shoe finshr painter groom labourer shoemaker tailor bricklayer collier groom cabnt makr 2035 23| 5 192 21 22 26| 19 23 23 21 fresh fresh fresh fresh eallow fresh fresh fresh sallow brn black dk brn It brn brn light brn brn black dk brn blue brn hazel blue hazel grey hazel grey grey blue regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals plain clothes regimentals DESERTION DATE OF regimentals regimentals regimentals plain clothes regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals 728 Yorks L. I. 71334 Royal Artillery 2976 Con. Rangers 7692 Scots Guards 2054 16th Lancers 2699 S. Lanes Regt. 2631 Conn. Rangers 70232 Royal Artillery 2479 R. Irish Regt. 2943 Conn. Rangers Hulsthorpe, Yorks St. Peter's, Sheffield Camberwell, Surrey Ballighidrien, Mayo Witney, Oxford Aigburth, Liverpool Kilcolman, Mayo Epsom, Surrey Kanturk, Cork Kilmackmage, Wxfd striker striker musician labourer clerk labourer labourer carpenter labourer saddler 101 102 103 Webster, Frank Wells, Henry J. West, George 1692 Essex Regt. 1902 Essex Regt. 2587iLancaster Regt. Kir by, Colchester Limehouse, Mdx. Birmingham 24 18 19 214 284 I84 224 214 2H 23? sallow fresh fair frckld fair sallow fresh dark fresh fresh brn brn dk brn brn brn It brn brn brn brn brn grey brn grey grey grey grey grey brn grey brn regimentals plain clothes regimentals regimentals plain clothes regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals regimentals 6 Mar. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 28 Feb. 11 Mar. 7 Mar. 8 Mar. 9 Mar. 11 Mar. 4 Mar. 9 Mar. 10 Mar. 4 Mar. 9 Mar. 4 Mar. 9 Mar. 5 Mar. 2 Mar. 28 Feb. 4 Mar. 6 Mar. 9 Mar. 13 Mar. 7 Mar. 9 Mar. 8 Mar. 12 Mar. 6 Mar. 28 Feb. 12 Mar. PLACE OF Windsor Warringtn Chester Manchestr Hounslow Newcastle Belfast Cork Canterbry Curragh MARKS AND REMARKS. N. left forearm scar centre forehd * Prmanent Stff 3rd Bn irregular scars on throat, pockpitted faint tattooing back of left forearm compass, square, anchr, bracelts both arms P. F. back left wrist Colchester Aberdeen Sheffield Galway Portsmoth London Guernsey New- on- T Devonport Dublin Gosport Newcastle Aldershot Richmond Aldershot Portsmoth Aldershot Portsmoth Devonport Aldershot labourer musician tailor 21 20} 214 8 [ fresh 44| dark 5f | fresh light dk brn brn blue hazel blue regimentals regimentals regimentals 7 Mar. 7 Mar. 7 Mar. Lichfield Bradford Lancaster scar and mole rt breast, dots both arms sear left thigh scar above rt eye and below It kneecap scrs head, ballt grl skppng on globe it arm scar rt forehd, J. S. rt arm, scar on knees lost one front upper tooth white brthmrk chst, blue dot base thumbs scars right wrist and left nipple scar of burn left shoulder and axilla rose in pot, P. W., & c., rt arm, " W." It scar below left nipple 2 scars on back of head brown patch inside left thigh scar right side of forehead G. Lambert rt arm, F. Burn, W. Groom It 2 moles left forearm ABSENTEES FROM THE MILITIA. OFFICE NO. NAME. REG. I NO. 104 Adams, Thomas 106 Alexander, Joseph 106 Anderson, Robert 107 Anderson, Wm. 108 Brown, C. Wm. 109 Brown, Robert 110 Burnett, Fredk. 111 Cough trey, Herbert 112 Duckman, Charles 113 Edmonds, James _ s COBPS. WHERE BORN. TRADE. s H H COM- PLXN. HAIR. EYES. REGIMENTALS OR PLAIN CLOTHES. — Somerset L. I. 3640( E. Surrey Regt. 4628 Lanes Fus. 3812 Royal Fus. 4526 Middlesex^ Regt. 4484 Highland L. I. 68 Royal Engineers 1518 Liverpool Regt. 3561 E. Surrey Regt. 3563 E. Surrey Regt. 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 Fox, James Gardener, A. J. George, Wm. Gibbons, Richard Grant, Thomas Grayson, James Heitman, R. H. Hewitt, Henry Howe, Arthur Ind, Edward 1513 Cheshire Regt. 2192 Middlesex Regt. 105 1967 4617 30 5099 4572 4242 Royal Engineers Somerset L, I. W. Riding Rgt. Lanes Fus. Royal Engineers Royal Fus. W. Surrey Regt Welsh Regt. Bedminster, Somerst Whitechapel, Mdx. Farnworth Marylebone, Mdx. Tottenham, Mdx. O. Monkland, Lanrk Clapford, Hants Sutton, Lanes Bermondsey, Surrey Kingston- on- Thames clerk labourer collier tailor labourer miner blacksmith butcher tin cutter labourer 24 17| 18 18 184 17f 244 23i 17| 25 84 fresh 34 [ fresh 8 sallow 8J fair 4 fair 34 fresh 6 jfair 73 . sallow 5*' dark 7 | fresh Stockport, Cheshire St. Luke's, Mdx. Tavistock, Devon Bedminster, Somerst Leeds, Yorks Elton, Lanes Fulham, Mdx. Old Ford, Mdx. Marylebone, Mdx. St. Phillip's. Bristol plain clothes regimentals plain clothes regimentals plain clothes regimentals plain clothes plain clothes regimentals regimentals plain clothes regimentals plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes regimentals plain clothes plain clothes regimentals plain clothes DESERTION DATE OF PLACE OF 13 Feb. 19 Feb. 21 Feb. 21 Jan. 28 Feb. 23 Feb. 4 Mar. 25 Feb. 27 Feb. 24 Feb. Taunton King- on- T Bury Hounslow Honnslow Hamilton Plymouth Warringtn King- on- T King- on- T MARKS AND REMARKS. scar left shin very small ears scar from burn on chest dots left forearm and chest indistinct tattooing both arms 2 scars over right shoulder- blade faint tattooing left forearm 2 dots left wrist 6 Jan. 11 Feb. 4 Mar. 13 Feb. 17 Feb. 16 Feb. 18 Feb. 29 Jan. 6 Mar. 21 Feb. 4 Mar. 4 Mar. 18 Feb. 4 Mar. 4 Mar. 18 Feb. 20 Mar. 8 Mar. 4 Mar. 14 Feb. Chester Hounslow Plymouth Taunton Halifax Bury Chatham Hounslow Guildford Cardiff Plymouth Hamilton New- on- T Plymouth Plymouth Chatham Hamilton Cardiff Plymouth Chester woman, sword, & c.. left forearm tattooing rt arm, anchr It, scar rt knee scar left leg D. G. right forearm cross flags left forearm, bracelet rt wrist scar of boil back of neck scar rt shin, H. E. It arm, dots It forearm scar light side of neck True love, heart, & S. J., tombstone It arm 124 126 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 136 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 McDonald, John Mclver. Charles McPartlin, P. Morgan, Albert Mugford, Robert Munroe, Edward Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Patrick Perriman, William Redmon, Charles 28 4514 1634 101 145 25 4522 4265 177 1937 Royal Engineers St. Andrew's, Plymth Highland L. I. iBarrhead, Renfrew Durham L. I. [ Sunderland, Durham Royal EngineersDeptford, Kent Royal Engineers St. James', Devonprt Royal Engineers Highland L I. Welsh Regt. Royal Engineers Cheshire Regt. St. Mary's, Tunbrdge Barrhead, Renfrew St. Andrew's, Dublin Exeter Birkenhead carpenter bottle blwr miner shoemaker seaman seaman collier labourer bricklayer plasterer black brn It brn blue fair fresh dark 6 fresh 64 fresh 3i fresh 44 dark dark flaxen dk brn dk brn aubrn dk brn dark grey grey blue It brn blue blue firey plain clothes regimentals regimentals plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes regimentals plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes cross, S. M., dot rt arm, J. M , 3 dots hand scar right side of neck serpent on tree left arm, girl light true love left arm, anchor back of thumb boils, acne back neck & shldrs, ser It nipple 2 scars over buttocks cross right forearm indistinct tattooing left forearm Ross, Alexander Salter, Edward Sergeant, John Smith, Thomas Smith, William Sutherland, James Thomas, John Thompson, James Tomeon, George Tull, Herbert 4506 Highland L. I. Barony, Lanark rivetter 18 5 4* — E. Surrey Regt. Peckham, Surrey labourer 18 5 4 4464 Middlesex Regt. Devonshire carman 184 5 4 104 Royal Engineers St. Andrew's, Plymth painter 29J 5 5 j 33 Royal Engineers St. Andrew's, Plymth carpenter 27J 5 4 \ 99 Royal Engineers St. Andrew's, Plymth carpenter 29| 5 7J 135 Royal Engineers St. Andrew's, Plymth seaman 17f5 4 3962 Highland L. I. Barony, Lanark fireman 22} 5 4 107 Royal Engineers Edinburgh boatman 271 5 6J 152 Royal Engineers St. Mary's, Andover clerk 24j 5 7| 4476 Middlesex Regt. Battersea, Surrey plumber I18f 5 4 ruddy 2190 Lanes Regt. jSalford, Lanes labourer 1715 3 fresh 3254 Leicester Regt. ITamworth, Stafford j labourer 18 15 4 J frenh 36 Royal Eneineers Croydon, Surrey . boatman < 32*! 5 9*) dark fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh dk brn brn brn brn dk brn bra It bra It bra dk brn dk bra hazel brn grey grey blue brn grey It bra grey grey regimentals plain clothes regimentals plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes plain clothes regimentals plain clothes plain clothes 25 Feb. 15 Feb 19 Jan. 4 Mar. 4 Mar. 4 Mar. 4 Mar. 20 Feb. 4 Mar. 4 Mar. Hamilton King- on- T Hounslow Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Hamilton Plymouth Ply month line It arm, scar It wrist, dot base It thmb E. and anchor left forearm, scars on back I. L. B. V. P B. I. L. R. D. It forearm, heart rt sea serpent It foot, door rt, Britannia It arm scar right nipple, 3 scars right side 2 dots and two lines left forearm scars on forehead and chest 4 dots, buckle, & c., It forearm, anchr hand 21 Feb. Hounslow " L. Hunt," cannon, sailor's head rt arm 22 Feb. Lancaster scar rt eyebrow and chin, dot both arms 2 Mar. Leicester scar left shoulder 18 Feb. Chatham sear left eyebrow 144 146 146 147 Venus, William Wood, Thomas Wood, Tom Woodgate, William brn bra dk bra dk brn blue grey hazel blue plain clothes plain clothes regimentals plain clothes ADMIRALTY. Subject to the Admiralty Regulations (" Police Gazette," Feb. 12, 1889), 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 al any Naval Establishment). Expenses will also be paid according to these Regulations, Description of Deserters from Ser Majesty's Sea Service. OFFICE NO. NAME. SHIP DESERTED FROM. DATE. BATING. WHERE BORN. H s H'IOHT COM- PLXN. HAIR. EYES, MARKS AND REMARKS. 148 149 150 151 162 153 154 Goodchild, John James, Ed. Gough Langham, Daniel Mills, Samuel Quick, Wm. Hy. Rollings, William Tucker, John Himalaya, straggler Himalaya, straggler Excellent, deserter Himalaya, straggler Cambridge, deserter Asia, deserter Himalaya, straggler 11 Mar. 11 Mar. 26 Feb. 11 Mar. 22 Feb. 24 Feb. 11 Mar. A. B. A. B. A. B. private R M. L. I. A. B. stoker O. S. Monkstown, Cork Plymouth Costock, Leicester Bradford St. John's, Guernsey Seaham, Durham Devizes, Wilts 274 31 20} 314 26 24} 21 5 4 5 5 5 2 5 7 5 7 5 9f 5 4 fair fair fresh fresh dark fresh fresh light light It brn It brn brn bra brn grey grey grey hazel grey bra grey tattooed left hand ship left forearm three sears on abdomen " true love " and bracelet right forearm tattooed left forearm scar right eyebrow Discharged, for Misconduct. OFFICE NO. NAME. SHIP DISCHARGED FROM. DATE. BATING. WHERE BOBN. H O - 1 U a M W COM- PLXN. HAIB. EYES. CAUSE OF DISCHARGE. MARKS AND REMARKS. 165 156 Bjett, Itaac ijtoyal Adelaide Hughes, Harry C. Defiance 9 Mar. 13 Mar. 0. » . boy 1st class Heigham, Norfolk 19$ Hammersmith, Mdx. 174 5 2$ 5 6 fresh fresh dk brn blue bra blue objeetnable objectnable Whenever men suspected of desertion or straggling from ths Royal Navy or Royal Marines are brought before Magistrates in the Metropolitan District, it is • desirable that the Naval Descriptive Return in use in that District should be used only in the cases of seamen and others of the Royal Navy, and of Marines, who have deserted from Her Majesty's Ships. In the case of Marines not embarked, who have diserted from the Head Quarters of their Divisions, the Army Descriptive Return, as specified in the 4th Schedule of the Army Act, 1881, should be used. In Districts outside the Metropolitan Districts, to which Naval Descriptive Returns are not supplied, the Army Form should be used in all cases. , TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1889. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 3 £ 1 REWARD. 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He raised the widow's son ; He sent the kind message to John when he was in prison; He crossed the sea, and upon the sea the storm was hushed because the disciples were in danger; He gave sight to two blind men; raised Jairus' daughter; gave food to five thousand— all that in one year. He healed the daughter of the Syrophosnician woman ; the deaf and dumb man ; He fed the four thousand ; all that in six months— the last six months of His life. He told the lawyer that the true Gospel was to love our neigh- bour as ourself; He raised Lazarus from the dead ; beyond the Jordan many followed him and were healed. In the last few days of His life His Hands were full of healing. When my heart grows weary I say, " Let me read that." This is what it is to be a true Christian. The best argument for our faith is that we our- selves are like Him. The repellant Christian does harm ; he who is gruff or rough, he who pushes one to the frosty wall of winter, he who has no tenderness of heart, is in our way now. The living argument, the better known and read of all men, should be our record, and that is the record that will win men. Sometimes I am impatient with others, I ought to be most impatient with myself. More holiness give me, more strength to o'ercome, More freedom from flarth- stains, more longings for home, More fit for the Kingdom, more used wou'. d I be, More blessed and holy, more, Saviour, like Thee. ROYAL IRISH WAREHOUSE ALL POLICE OFFICERS SHOULD REFER TO MESSRS. JAMES HIGHLAND & CO.' S PRICE LIST, published at end of " Police Almanac," and page 119 of " Police Index." His far- famad POLICE STANDARD SHIRTS and UNSHRINKABLE FLANNELS at 6s. 6d. and 7a. each should cover the body and legs of every grade in the service. 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