T H B POLICE GAZETTE s PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1889. VOL. VI., No. 611. R E G U L. A 1. All announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all communications upon them, should be addressed to THE EDITOB OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, GBEAT SCOTLAND YAED, LONDON, S. W. 2. Particulars concerning persons whose apprehension is sought will be inserted in one issue of the POLIC* 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, ij 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 15 « . per portrait, and of Is. 6d. per photograph or sketch oj a stolen article, including the expense of engraving on wood. t. Every announcement, if for the apprehension of a person, must be guaranteed by the signature of an officer < jf not less rank than Superintendent; and, if the name of such person be required to be insertea^- 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 ease may be. H Announcements concerning stolen property must be guaranteed by an officer of not less rank \ an Inspector, or analogous thereto. TIONS. 8. Announcements of all persons to be apprehended or of stolen property tear a number, and art alphabetically arranged by counties. <~ 9. The force which causes particulars concerning delinquents or stolen property to be inserted it. the POLICE GAZETTE, must, on their apprehension or recovery, at once transmit to the Edilot 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 te as to be received not later than noon on Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Saturday morning. They mun be clearly written on one side oj 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.," Tost 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 properly lost or persons missing can only be accepted as advertisements. B. ANDEBSON, Editor. WAR OFFICE, NOVEMBER 5, 1889. DESERTERS AND ABSENTEES FROM HER MAJESTYS SERVICE. omoi MO. NAME. BEG. NO. OOBPB. COM- PLXN. TBADH. ENLISTMENT. DATE OF PLACE OF PABISH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BOEN. DESERTION OR ABSENCE. DATE OF | PLACE OF MARKS AND REMARKS. 1 Adderton, F. F. 2 Allen Robert 3 Anderson, George 4 Anderson, Wm. 5 Baxendale, Henry BiBeale, Charles 7| Bowker, Joseph 8 Brandwood, G. 9 j Brown, Patrick 10 Bunton, Sidney 9696 3220 3462 2526 8575 1412 3479 1945 Grenadier Gds. Liverpool Regt Gordon High. ' 2nd Drgoon Gds King's R. Rifles Northamptn Rt. M. S. Corps Lanes Fus. 2nd Dragoon Gds Derby Regt. 19^ 193 19 22} 18} 20 29 19 21 2 fresh 6| sallow 6 f dark 8^: fair fresh fair sallow dark fresh fresh brn black dark brn brn dk brn dk tin dk brn It brn brn brn grey grey grey brn grey brn blue blue blue cabinetmkr labourer labourer tailor T grocer boxmaker brasscaster clerk labourer labourer 13 Jan. 1 Oct. 18 Oct. 16 Sept. 28 Oct. 23 Aug. 3 Mar. 12 Oct. 10 Oct. 22 June ' 85 Derby ' 89, Warringtn " 89 Elgin London Leeds London Warwick Rochester Glasgow Derby ,' 89 ' 88 ' 85 ' 89 ' 87 All Saints, Notts Liverpool Strathdwn, Aberdeen Paddington, Mdx. Bradford S. Brthlomews', Ldn Birmingham St. Mary's, Blackbrn Barony, Lanark Portsmouth 25 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 20 Oct. 30 Oct. 28 Oct. 21 Oct. 1 Nov. 26 Oct. 23 Oct. London Warringtn en route* Cantrbury York Warley Aldershot Glasgow Cantrbury Plymouth scar It thigh • Elgin to Inverness dot chest and left arm dot base of right thumb scars on forehead G. B., A. B., star, anchor It arm star left cheek ship, cross, anchor, & c., ltrm& hnd 11 12 13 14 16 16 17 18 19 20 Burdett, Matthew Burgess, Wm. John Charlesworth, W. E. Clough, Albert Conroy, Martin Donohoe, Michael English, E. P. Eyre, George Falon, T. Patrick Farmer, Charles 425 4810 73375 3172 2965 2853 2817 2669 3463 2782 21 22 23 24 26 26 27 28 29 SO Farrington, Wm. Fox, Andrew Gladhall, John Goodwin, George Grierson, Wm. Hade, James Hagon, G. T. Hamilton, John Hartley, Owen Harvey, F. James Derby Regt. King's R. Rifles Royal Artillery Scottish Bordrs 6th Dragoons Scottish Bordrs. E. Kent Regt. Welsh Regt. 2cd Dragoon Gds W. Surrey Regt 26 19 191 22 22 19} 21 § 5 19? 5 201.5 5 pale fair fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow 51 dark brn dk brn brn dark brn black brn It brn brn It brn 2654 1264 2270 2681 2827 3107 3236 67937 3421 S. Lanes Regt. S. Lanes Regt. Derby Regt. 15 th Hussars Scottish Bordrs. Lanes Fus. Scottish Bordrs Royal Artillery Royal Artillery 7th Hussars 18J; 5 5 19i 5 6} 2315 5' 22i 5 19^ 5 23! 5 18} 5 22^ 5 j2lf: 5 I214 5 sallow fair fresh fair fresh fresh pale fresh fresh fresh blue blue grey grey grey brn brn blue hazel blue abourer labourer tobecomldr plush fnshr sawyer gardener grocer tinworker printer labourer 8 Nov. ' 82 3 Nov.' 9 May ' 89 10 Apl. ' 89 22 Feb. 18 July ' 88 13 Feb. ' 14 Oct. ' 89 23 Feb. ' 89 10 Sept. ' 89 dk brn grey brn hazel brn brn dk brn blue brn grey brn blue brn It blue It bin blue brn ' grey brn grey labourer labourer tailor black smith labourer engne fittr labourer bookbinder labourer 5 Jan. ' 13 Aug.' 84 24 Jan.' 20 July ' 26 June' 22 Oct. ' 89 29 May ' 26 Oct. ' 89 12 July ' 18 Oct. ' Newark London London Keighley Bristol Ber- on- T. Chatham Aberavon London Croydon Tickhill, Doncaster Watford, Herts Borough, Surrey Manningham, Yorks Oldham, Lanes Alnwick, Nrthmblnd Sheerness Madgam, Glamorgan Liverpool Surrey 26 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Oct. 1 Nov. 23 Oct. 1 Nov. 31 Oct. 14 Oct. 27 Oct. 20 Oct. Plymouth Aldershot Woolwich Ber- on- T. Cantrbury Ber- on- T. Aldershot Aberavon Cantrbury Guildford scar left cheek dts It wrst, scr frehead & rt cheek A. C., etc. It arm, Albert rt scar rt elbow scars chest and back scar over occiput T. F. and dots left forearm line rt arm, " A" It hand, scr nek Warringt n Warringt n Mansfield* London Dumfries Bury Nrthmptn Bridgwatr Hilsea Horfield Galway Kildare Sutton, Notts Brighton, Sussex Hawick, Roxburgh Bury, Lanes Romsey, Hampshire Sydenham, Kent Gibraltar Bristol 29 Oct. 29 Oct. 26 Oct. 16 Oct. 1 Nov. 24 Oct. 1 Nov. 27 Oct. 23 Oct. 23 Oct. Fort Widly dot It thumb, scar back of neck Fort Widly flags, crown, etc., It arm • Notts black mole below, left ribs Plymouth Cahir Ber- on- T. Bury Ber- on- T. Taunton Woolwich Canterbury1 spots It arm mole left side, and inside rt thigh dot rc wrist, cictrix It midle fingr 32 33 34 35 3e 37 38 39 40 Hayes, John Henderson, James Jacques, Samuel James, Thomas Jenkins, T. E. Johnson, George Kelly, John Kendal, Henry Lawford, Henry Lloyd, John Thos. 73687 Royal Artillery 74747 Royal Artillery 2522 R. Lanes Regt. S. Wales Bordrs R H. A. King's R. Rifles R. Irish Rifles Royal Artillery Cheshire Regt. 71622 5253 2457 70773 768 4276 22* 5 H 22* 5 H 24 5 U 18} 5 H 19} 5 224 5 6 18f 5 44 19i 5 H 26 5 4 20J 5 6} sallow florid sallow sallow dark fair sallow fresh fresh fresh dk brn brn brn black dk brn It brn black brn It brn brn hazel grey hazel grey brn It bin blue blue grey grey carter sailor tinman hawker labourer bricklayer labourer tube drawr 11 carter 30 May' 89 Aug. ' 89 Nov. ' 88 Oct. ' 89 Mar.' June ' 89 Feb. ' 89 Jan. ' 89 Aug. ' 83 Dec. ' 87 Liverpool Newport* Lancaster Cardiff Aberdeen Aldershot Belfast Liverpool Warwick Brminghm Liverpool Hamilton, Lanark Middleton, Lanes Newport, Mon. Llansemlet, Glam, Islington, Mdx. Ballymacarrett, Dwn Kendal, Westmorlnd Birmingham Birmingham Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct Oct. Oct. Oct. Woolwich Woolwich Lancaster Cardiff Dublin Aldershot Belfast Woolwich Manchestr Aldershot scars rt arm, side, and shoulder * Monmouth 5 large moles and wart on face anchr, cable, crss rt arm and hnd blue mark brdg nose, T rt arm It arm tattooed J. K. left forearm anchor It arm, scar rt shin indistinct marks both arms 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 61 62 53 64 56 56 67 68 69 60 Meikleham, Robert McCarthy, John McDonald, McReath, George Milier, James Moffatt, W. F. Murray, Joseph Nicholls, Alfred Noble, Alfred Oliver, Thomas Pallasch, H. G. Roberts, Wm. Robinson, George Saunders, Wm. Senior, Heniy E. Slack, Alfred t-' mith, Frederick Smith, Harry Smith, Julius J. R. Springall, F. J. 3065 Scottish Rifles 18| j5 3360 4th Drgoon Qds 73455 R. H. Artillery 73511 Royal Artillery 3007 16th Lancers 1228 W. Kent Regt. — Yorkshire Regt. 2608 W. Kent Regt. 74828 Royal Artillery 2633 Lanes Fus. 19J5 8 20 \ o 8 22} .5 6 19|' 5 18^ 5 20"| 5 20f 5 19} 5 19|| 5 6} fresh fresh fresh fresh 7 fresh 5 fresh 5 fresh 81 fresh 8} fresh 4} fresh dk brn i brn brn brn dk brn It brn It brn dark red brn dk brn grey blue blue blue It gry grey grey blue blue 3436 2nd Dragoon Gds 20} 75429 Royal Artillery 2lf 5 R. Lancaster Rt 18 5 11660 Royal Artillery 27| 5 3187 Bedford Regt. 19} 5 6337 Scots Qds. 24 5 3207 12th Lancers 22 5 73164 Royal Artillery 20} 5 137 R. Horse Gds. 2l| 6 4814 King's R. Rifles 19j 5 5 8 fair 7} dark 3| fresh 7} fresh 4 § sallow 10 fresh 8f fresh 4 fresh 1 sallow 5 fair light brn brn black dk brn brn brn sandy dk brn brn | brssiinisher grcr's assist waiter rivetter saddler tailor labourer bricklayer groom 29 Aug.' 89 9 Jan. ' 89 13 May' 89 8 Mar. ' 87 29 Aug. ' 85 24 Oct. ' 89 4 Oct. ' 89 10 Sept.' | 6 July ' 88 Glencorse Dublin Stirling Glasgow London Leeds Maidstone Hounslow Manchestr St. Rollox, Lanark Carramore, Mayo Inverness Paisley, Renfrew Barony, Glasgow Failsworth, Mnchster Brighton Hornsey, Mdk. Manchester Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Oct. en route* Curragh Dorchester Woolwich Aldershot Portland York Maidstone Woolwich Glasgow • Glasgow to Cork scar It hand, mole It axilla anchr, man's head It arm, rose rt burn scar rt wrist dot arm, scar rt loin, mole It nek scar It nipple A. W. A. rt wrist, A. N. left T. O. It arm, cicatrix rt hand blue grey grey grey blue blue hazel blue grey I blue clerk miner labourer labourer fisheiman plumber hawker labourer clerk 11 May ' 89 18 Oct. ' 89 6 Oct. ' 89 21 June ' 80 20 Sept. ' 89 2 May ' 84 24 Oct. ' 89 4 May ' 89 6 July ' 89 5 Nov. ' 88 London Truro Manchestr Colchester Grimsby* Nottinghm King on T. Ashtn un L London London Mrthyrp Scarborogh Gosport | Glasgow Halifax Newry Lincoln 51 Lichfield Bradford Dover Islington, Mdx. Calstock, Cornwall Crewe Hackney, Mdx. Bradford. Yorks Basford, Notts Camberwell, Surrey St. James', Rochdale Holloway, Mdx. Norwich Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Cantrbury en route* Ashtn un L Shorncliffe Bedford London en route* Woolwich London Aldershot brown patches left shoulder 3 dots It arm * Truro to Devnport " Floss Brant," & c., It rm * Lincs A. S. It arm D. A. rt arm, L. S. etclt " Hounslw scar right knee flags rt arm, " F.," cross, & c., It 61 62 63 64 66 66 67 68 69 Sweeney, Thomas Taylor, James Taylor, John Turnbull, John Walsh, James Walsh, John Ward, Edward Warren, George Wilkinson, Wilfred 2670lWelsh Regt. 21J 2774Yorkshire Regt. 19| 5 9997, Rifle Brigade 18f 5 2833 Gordon High. 20J 2526 W. Riding Regt 18} 2713 E. Lanes Regt. 18^ 2736 Border Regt. ; 23| 1027 Lanes Fus. . 701 Willis, Geo. W. i23* — ' King's R. Rifles 2l| 2894 East Kent. Regt l8j fresh fresh fresh fresh dark fair fair fresh fresh fresh brn dk bra brn It brn dk brn It brn brn brn brn It brn hazel hazel brn grey hazel hazel blue grey blue blue collier tailor hawker vanman labourer labourer steward labourer mason glazier 24 Oct. ' 89 19 Dec. ' 88 | 8 Feb.' 89 ] 23 Aug. ' 87 1 Aug. ' 89 15 Aug.' 89 4 Mar. ' 89 30 May ' 85 28 Oct. ' 89 4 June' 89 jWigan, Lanes Biixton, Surrey Chelsea, Mdx. Largo, Fifeshire Bradford, Yorks Glenville, Cork Hull, Yorks Coghenloe, Nthmptn Barnsley, Yorks Plumstead, Kent Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. en route* Aldershot Dover Belfast Halifax Newry Preston Bury York Aldershot • Merthyr to Cardiff fGlamorgan i" G. Crogan," & c., rt arm scars cheeks and it shldr- blade scar rt breast minute scars on scapula bust of woman front of sternum 2 THE POLICE GAZETTE. TCJESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1889. DESERTERS AND ABSENTEES FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE— continued. FFICE NAME. BEO. NO. OOBPS. % i 2 H coac- PLXN. HAIR. BYES. TBABH. ENLISTMENT. PARISH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BORN. DESERTION OR ABSENCE. MARKS AND REMARKS. DATE OF J PLACE OF DATE OF | PLACE OF 71! Winter, Charles 72, Worsley, Albert 73; Wright, Joseph 1740 17214 74252 Berks Regt. Royal Artillery Royal Artillery 27 261 211 5 6| 5 5 63 fair fair fresh light It brn brn grey grey brn groom labourer labourer 17 June ' 80 Reading 30 May ' 81 Portsmotb 17 July ' 89 Ashtnun L St. Mary's, Oxon Eastbourne, Sussex Blackburn, Lanes 28 Oct. Reading 26 Oat. New- on- T 26 Oct. 1 Woolwich sailor, brclt It arm, woman rt J. W. L. D., & c , rt rm, str It wrist Discharged for Misconduct. OFFICE HO- NAME. BEO. NO. CORPS. i 1 s W COM- PLXN. HAIB. EYES. TBADB. CAUSE OP DIS- CHARGE AS STATED OK PAR- CHMENT CEBT. PARISH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BORN. DATE OF DIS- CHARGE PLACE OF DISCHARGE* MARKS AND REMARKS. 14 iDwyer, James 76 j McCarthy, James 76jPowell, Joseph 3123 2168 2532 R. Irish Regt. Essex Regt. Worcester Regt. i8j 25j 19} 6 4^ 5 5 33 sallow fresh dark brn It brn dk brn blue blue hazel shoemaker labourer labourer incor & wthls misconduct flse attestatn Mullinavat, Kilknny Stratford, Essex Alcester, Worcester 29 Oct. 28 Oct. 29 Oct. Colchester Devonport Worcester mole rt leg ARMY RESERVE. OFFICE NO. NAME. BEO NO. CORPS. 53 H'IOHT COM- PLXN HAIR. EYES. TRADE. ENLISTMENT. PARISH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BORN. DESERTION OR ABSENCE. MARKS AND REMARKS. DATE OF | PLACE OF DATE OF | PLACE OF 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 86 86 Burke, Martin Campbell, Andrew Devereux, Jacob Fenn, George J. Field, Henry Fitzgerald, Michael Hayes, Michael Hughes. Albert Hunt, Thomas Kennedy, Thomas 10890 2409 2318 11266 13133 12071 1959 2932 16917 1735 Royal Artillery Bedford Regt.* 12 th Lancers Royal Artillery Royal Artillery Royal Artillery 7th Hussars Bedford Regt. Royal Artillery 19 th Hussars 29| 3i| 293 27 27 29 30 31 271 30' 5 6 5 8 5 8| 5 5 5 6 5 5 5 7 5 74 5 6! 5 74 fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh brn dk brn dk brn It brn brn brn It brn It brn brn It bra blue hazel blue brn blue grey blue grey blue hazel labourer labourer labourer groom fisherman shoemaker labourer groom labourer groom 3 Jan. ' 80 19 May' 79 17 Aug.' 81 26 Jan.' 80 6 Feb. ' 82 4 Feb. ' 80 21 Apl. ' 80 26 Feb. ' 81 5 Feb. ' 81 9 Nov. ' 77 Newcastle Edinburgh London Woolwich Devonport Cork Templemre Bedford Daventry Dublin Ballinrobe, Mayo E. Kilbridge, Lanark Shillington, Beds Southampton Rudymore, Somerset Cork Moyne, Tipperary St. Margret's, Leicstr Kidderminster Arklow, Wicklow 1 June I July 14 Oct. 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 April 1 July 1 June 1 July Woolwich NwtnHth* Canterbury Woolwich Woolwich Woolwich Canterbury Bedford Woolwich Canterbury large cicatrix on It thigh scars on knees & legs * Manchstt right little toe overlaps crucifix and 2 doves It forearm, etc. large scar over rt instep ' 2 anchors rt arm, crss and harp It scar on it side of scalp tattooed back of both hands warts on hands 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 Kerwin, James Maher, Michael Martin, Michael McGuire, James Moore, John J. Murphy, James Murphy, Michael Newman, Charles J. Noakes, R. Pardoe, Henry 13593 2036 2034 2932 2551 138 2672 2331 1996 2106 Royal Artillery 7th Hussars 19 th Hussars Bedford Regt. Bedford Regt. Bedford Regt. Bedford Regt. 12th Lancers 10 th Hussars 14 th Hussars 32 30J 27| 311 29| 27| 28 271 26| 26| 5 7 5 6J 5 7 5 8 5 7 5 5J 5 7| 5 9 5 73 6 0 fair fresh fresh frckld fresh fresh pale fresh fair fresh brn brn It brn red brn brn brn brn fair brn blue hazel blue hazel hazel grey grey hazel blue blue collier labourer groom labourer labourer labourer labourer shopman carpenter groom 9 Oct ' 79 20 June ' 78 24 Jan. ' 80 July ' 78 6 Nov. ' 79 22 Oct. ' 81 30 Jan.' 80 25 Aug.' 81 19 Sept.' 82 7 Nov. ' 82 Hull London Bristol Cavan Dublin Nottinghm Dublin London Cantrbury Cantrbury Arva, Cavan Bagnelstwn, Klknny St. Stephen's, Bristol Currin, Cavan Rathfarnhm, Dublin Barnding, Cork St. John's, Mayo Brighton Brede, Hastings Birmingham 1 June 1 April 1 July 1 July 1 July 12 May 1 Julv 14 Oct. 14 Oct. 14 Oct. Woolwich Canterbury Canterbury Belturbet* Crumlin* Cork Dublin Canterbury Canterbury Canterbury pockpitted scar It side of forehead " Ireland scar on chin * Dublin scar side of It eye, dots It arm 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 106 .06 Payne, Henry Phillips, Thomas Pegg, Harry Rogers, Richard Simmons, William Scott, Ralph A. Smith, Charles Smith, William Sullivan, Denis Thirtle, Fredk. 16960 17^ 3 1988 14239 2334 2112 27173 12627 11821 14256 Royal Artillery 15th Hussars 1th Hussars Royal Artillery 14th Hussars 13 th Hussars Royal Artillery Royal Artillery Royal Artillery Royal Artillery 265 27| 26| 29 254 261 32| 30J 30J 30 o 4| 5 73 5 63 5 4! 5 63 5 7i 6 43 5 43 5 9| 5 8| fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fair lair fresh sallow brn dk brn black black brn brn bra brn aubrn brn blue grey blue hazel 1 trlue grey grey grey iazel brn labourer labourer porter labourer groom labourer groom groom deal porter grocer 12 Apl. ' 81 20 July ' 81 2 Mar. ' 82 15 Dec. ' 81 4 Oct. ' 83 17 Feb. ' 83 11 Mar. ' 82 22 Apl. ' 80 5 Jan.' 78 7 Mar. ' 81 Bristol London London Cantrbury Portsmuth Sandgate Aldershot London Colchester Bristol Prendergast, Pmbrke Bethnal Green, Mdx. Hythe, Kent Whitstable, Kent Portsea, Hants Grimsby, Lincoln Oxted, Surrey Rotherhithe Norwich 1 June 14 Oct. 1 April 1 June 14 Oct. 14 Oct. 1 June 1 June 1 June 1 June Woolwich Canterbury Canterbury Woolwich Canterbury Canterbury Woolwich Woolwich Woolwich Woolwich scar in front of rt axilla scar inner side left tibia brown mk It knee, scr, & c., It rm scar vertex woman, glove, etc., rt arm two burn scars rt chest one upper front tooth decayed cicatrix rt eyebrow 107 108 109 Wardleworth, W. M.. Waters, Charles H. Watson, H. R. 2114 1810 1995 6th Drgoon Gds 4th Hussars 4th Hussars 27* 29j 6 8J; fair 6 8 fresh 5 6 1 fresh light brn brn blue blue grey clerk clerk seaman 26 July ' 80, Manchestr 16 Feb. ' 80 London 7 Mar. ' 8 2j London Sale, Manchester Fordingbridge, Wilts San Francisco 1 April 1 April 7 Mar. Canterbury Canterbury Canterbury scars on both wrists bird & anchor rt arm, star It arm ABSENTEES FROM THE MILITIA. OFFICE NO. NAME. BEG. NO. CORPS. H 0 < s 0 M M COM- PLXN. HAIR. EYES. TRADE, ENLISTMENT. PARISH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BORN. DESERTION OR ABSENCE. MARKS AND REMARKS. DATE OF | PLACE OF DATE OF PLACE OF 110 111 112 113 114 116 116 Baker, George Brooke, Daniel Brown, George Dowers, J. Elivery Edwards, James Maloney, James Thomasson, John 2284 17057 8 4218 4551 1472 5036 Oxford L. I. Cheshire Regt. Royal Engineers Royal Fus. Welsh Regt. Liverpool Regt. Lanes Fus. 174 I8f 19 18| 23} 17^ 17| 5 \ 5 12 5 33 5 5 6J 5 4| 6 3 dark sallow fresh fresh fresh fair fresh dk brn brn bra brn black dk brn It brn dk brn grey grey grey grey grey grey labourer clerk smacksmn labourer groom collier collier 23 Oct. ' 89 12 Sep ' 89 1 June ' 89 6 Sep. ' 89 29 Oot. ' 89 8 Oct. ' 89 • 30 Sep. ' 89 Cavers ham Crewe G. Yarmth London Cardiff Warringtn Wigan Reading, Barks Halington, Cheshire Leakham, Norwich St. Giles' Mdx. Ystrad, Glamorgan Inc, Wigan Inc, Wigan 23 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 17 Oct. 30 Oct. 16 Oct. 26 Oct. Oxford Chester Harwich Hounslow Cardiff Warringtn Bury wreath, heart, anohor, etc., rt arm mole It leg scar It leg scar It arm E It thumb, roses and crwn It arm coal scars back ADMIRALTY. Subject to the Admiralty Regulations (" Police Gazette," Sept. 17,1889), 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 at any Naval Establishment). Expenses will also be paid according to these Regulations. Description of Deserters from Her Majesty's Sea Service. OFFICE NO. NAME. SHIP DESERTED FBOX. DATS. RATING. WHERE BORN. H IS H'lGHT OOM- PLXN. HAIR. EYES. MARKS AND REMARKS. 117 118 119 Ackland, Fredk. \ lixceUent, deserter Darby, Charles E.! D. of Wellington, deserter Johnson, Robert | R. N. Brcks, Dvnprt. dsrtr 14 Oct. 11 Oct. 1 Nov. A. B. Private R M. L. I. A. B. Lewisham, Kent Birmingham Canigroham, Cork 21 23 28| 6 5 6 113 5 9 fresh tair dark brn aubrn dark blue grey brn sailor, crucific, rose rt arm, 4 dots It, scar head cicatrix It arm ROYAL MARINES. Description of Deserters. OFFICE so. NAME. 120Dicker, A. E. 121 Hicks, John 122 Smith, Sidney 123: Thouless, Alfred 124 Wilson. G. DIVISION. R. M. A. R. M. A. R. M. A. R. M. A. R. M A. WHERE E0RN. TBADB. COM- FLXN. HAIR. Clapham, Surrey Hackney, Mdx. Wolverhampton New Catton, N'flk I Sheffield labourer butcher musician labourer seaman 2011 22J1 281 23J 21 | 8 j fresh 81 sallow 8j fresh 7 fresh 9 dark brn f Trey brn brn brn hazel brn 1 grey dk brnlgrey 1 REGIMENTALS EYES. OB PLAIN I CLOTHES. regimentals regimentals plain clothes regimentals regimentals DATE OF DESERTION. PLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 1 NOT. 27 Oct. 27 Oct. 1 Nov. 19 Oct. Eastney Eastney Eastney Eastney Eastney scar 3rd finger right hand, anchor, cross left arm* scar right of forehead anchor and dot left hand scar right arm Discharged for Misconduct OFFICE XO. NAME. DIVISION. WHEBE BORN. TRADE. H 4 H 1 W COM- O „ M ; PLXN. w 1 HAIR. EYES. CAUSE OP DIS- I CHARGE AS DATE OF STATED ON PAR- DISCHARGE. CHMENT CERT. PLACE OF DISCHARGE. MARKS AND REMARKS. 126 Avery, R. G. R. M. Shadwell, Mdx. | carman | 20 | 5 6^| tresh It brn jblue jobjectionable | 2 Nov. | Bnxton jscar stomach, mole rt of body, pockpitted 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^ f Marines, who ^ clVG MflJB"^" CHINN IR> f NO rt aack AT UAVINOO NAF OM RM v IT-/- » /-! U. VM J - - i 1 P JI TT - L / A ... . . " ' . .. Return, as specified in the have deserted from Her Majesty's Ships. In the case of Marines not embarked, who have deserted from the Head Quarters of their Divisions', the Army Descriptive 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. MEN REPORTED AS DESERTERS OR ABSENTEES WHO ARE NOT TO BE APPREHENDED:— NAME. BEG. MO. OB RATING. OOBPS OB SHI*. POLICE GAZETTE IN WHICH ADVERTISED. DATE. | NO. OFADVT. Byrne, Thomas McFadyen, P. 6274 5231 Lanes Div., R. A. Scottish Rifles 11 June 29 Oct. 171 120 NAME. BBG. MO. OOBPS OB SHIP. POLIOB GAZETTB IS WHTCB ADVERTISED. Sullivan, Edward 312 R. Irish Regt. DATE. 2 July K0. OPimT. ~ 550 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 603, 1889. THE POLICE GAZETTE* L REWARD. OST, about 2 p. m. on Wednesday, the 23rd ult., at South Kensington Sta- tion, a young DAN DIE DINMONT DOG, black body, tan legs, well marked under the eyes. Answers to the name of " Mac." Had cn leather collar with metal studs and plain label. No muzzle. Any person bringing same to 12, Douro- place, Vic- toria- road, Kensington, will receive the above reward. REWARD. T OST, on Monday, 28th ult., in alight- ing from cab at Drury- lane Theatre, or in the entrance, a small DIAMOND BROOCH, a heart between two pearls. Address H. Newman, 9, Cambridge- road, Kilburn. SOS. REWARD, LOST, on Monday, 14th ult., in third- class railway carriage, or between Salford Priors Station and the Wilberforce Hotel, Oxford, a sealed BROWN PAPER PARCEL, containing jewellery, valuable chiefly to the owner on account of its be- ing made up of family hair. Any one taking the above to J. Macfadyen, 25, Lime- street, London, will receive the above reward. TflODY'S HIGH- GLASS _ TOBACCOS. ALL SMOKERS SHOULD TRY T A. DD Y'S UNBIVALLED MYRTLE GROVE Delicious, Cool Smoking. OF ALL LEADING TOBACCONISTS, IN 2- OUNCE AND 4- OUNCE PACKETS. LONDON: Established 180 Years. FLOR DE JAVA. MILD INDIAN CIGARS. 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