THE POLICE GAZETTE. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1889. VOL. VI., No. 620. GULATIONS 1. All announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all communications upon them, should be addressed to THE EDITOK OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, GREAT SCOTLAND YAED, LONDON, S. W. 2. Particulars concerning persons whose apprehension is sought will be inserted in one issue of the POLICE GAZETTE, if they are sufficient to enable action to be taken upon them by another force. 3. Particulars as 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. 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 Is. 6d. per photograph or sketch oj a stolen article, including the expense of engraving on wood. 6. Every announcement, if for the apprehension of a person, must be guaranteed by the signature of an officer of not less rank than Superintendent; and, if the name of such person be required to be inserted, and no warrant is in force against him, the requisition must be signed by the chief officer of police, or his immediate deputy, of the county, city, or borough, as the case may be. 7. Announcements concerning stolen property must be guaranteed by an officer of not less rank than Inspector, or analogous thereto. 8. Announcements of all persons to be apprehended or of stolen property bear a number, and are alphabetically arranged by counties. 9. The force which causes particulars concerning delinquents or stolen property to be inserted in the POLICE GAZETTE, must, on their apprehension or recovery, at once transmit to the Editor notice of the fact, referring to the number of the announcement for insertion in the next issue. 10. In all cases, the officer signing the request for insertion of any announcement, will be wholly responsible for any proceedings which may result 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 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.," 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. ANDEBSON, Editor. NOTICE. 1.— The composition of the Friday No. of the " Police Gazette" will be found arranged for easy reference as follows :— ( a). Regulations at top of 1st page. ( b). Apprehensions Sought. ( 1). Metropolitan Police District. ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. ( c). Persons in Custody. ( 1). Metropolitan Police District. ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. ( d). Property Stolen, ( 1). Metropolitan Police District. ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. S.— Any additional copies of the GAZETTE beyond the number 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 « s 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. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. MURDER. WOUCESTERSHIRE. i.— EXTRADITION. A Declaration was signed in London on the 2lst 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 requiting 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 surrender their ovm subjects whether by birth or naturalisation." The result of the modification in the Treaty is that either Government may deliver Hp its own subjects to he other Government, bat can not be considered bound to do so. WORCESTER ( County). — For the murder of Frederick Stephens, a gamekeeper, at Woodnorton, near Evesham, on 10th ult,— ALFRED HILL, alias " LOYELY," age 23, height about 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., strong thick- set figure, complexion fresh, hair and moustache ( slight) light, eyes hazel, round full face, high cheek- bones, tattooed on ring finger left hand, left arm, and shoulder, old scar right side of forehead, outside corner of left eye, and left forefinger, burn marks between right thumb and forefinger, two boil marks on lower part of back, rather bow- legged, sullen downcast look, usually carries his hands in his pockets, habitually uses low coarse language, when in drink sings a song " Don't put my father's picture up for sale"; dress, grey jacket, dark cord trousers, strong lace boots, and black soft billycock hat, which he wears over his eyes; may be wearing a silver ring on little finger left hand. A market gardener's labourer, has also been employed as a farm labourer, and in charge of horses; a native of Evesham. Absconded 16th ult. Was convicted of larceny in February, 18T9, and served 3 years in Wandsworth Reformatory. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, County Police Office, Worcester; or to Supt, Kemp, Pershore. 2 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDA?, DECEMBER 27, 1889. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 2.— G Division.— For stealing £ 86— ERNEST TASSIE, age 19, height 5 ft. 2 in., complexion fre3h, hair light, eyes brown, short full neck, clean face, slightly bow- legged; dress, brown overcoat, black diagonal cutaway coat, vest, and trousers, black hard felt hat. May endeavour to leave the country for Australia or America. 3.— T Division.— For stealing, 25th ult., from a " Home," 3 dresses ( one black cashmere, trimmed black stripe silk and velvet down front, cufi's, and collars, 2 rows glass buttons down front; one brown cashmere, plain brown velvet collar and cuffs, 1 row fancy but- tons down front; the other green cashmere, fancy silk collar and cufls) ; 2 black straw sailor hats ( one trimmed black ribbon and ivy leaves; one black ribbon and green spray); 1 brown straw Gainsborough hat, brown velvet round edge; 3 chemises ; 3 bodices; 3 pairs drawers ; 6 petticoats ( various); 3 pairs white stock- ings ; underlinen marked 25, 30, and 55 in red cotton— ELIZABETH TOLIDAY, alias RICHARDS, age 22, height 5 ft. 3 in , complexion pale, blotched face, hair and eyes dark brown. Native of Holbeach, Lincoln.— ELIZABETH ANN CARTER, age 20, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes blue— Native of Swindon.— MARY ANN FUELL, age 18, height 5 ft., complexion fresh, red face, hair brown, eyes blue. Native of Chelfont St. Peter's, Buckinghamshire. All dressed in the stolen clothes. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. BRECONSHIRE. 4.— Crickhowell ( County). — For obtaining money by false pretences— THOMAS LEWIS, age about 23, height 5 ft. 8i in., complexion sallow, hair dark brown, small side whiskers ; dress, black jacket and vest, supposed grey trousers, black bowler hat. A tinworker or washer, and may be found working as such at tin works. Supposed native of Maesteg, Glamorganshire. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Joseph, Crickhowell, or to Sergeant Williams, Brynmawr. CHESHIRE. 5.— Broxton ( County). — For stealing a heifer ( recovered) from where he was employed as colt breaker— WILLIAM JONES, age 30 to 35, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., stout build, complexion sallow, hair and small side whiskers dark, otherwise clean shaved, takes short strides, and turns his toes in when walking, coughs slightly when talking ; dress, dark suit, blue spotted muffler, and black felt hat. A native of Trentham, Staffordshire, where his mother resides. Warrant issued. Information to the Deputy Chief Constable, Broxton, Chester. 6.— Oakmere ( County).— For stealing £ 4 10s.— MARY ELLEN EDWARDS, alias JANE EDWARDS, age about 19 or 20, height about 5 ft., stout build, omplexion sallow, hair ( very rough) light brown, arge face, large cut on forehead, which is covered by a lock of hair; dress, dark clothes and hat. Has been a farm servant, and may seek similar employ- ment. A native of Bwlchgwyn, near Wrexham. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Walker, Oakmere, Northwich. 7.— Stockport ( Borough). — For stealing, 2nd inst., a pair of woman's elastic side boots, size 5, stitched across toes in imitation of toe cap— ELIJAH TRAFFORD, age 38, height 6 ft , hair and mous- tache dark; dress, light slop jacket, dirty moleskin vest and trousers, black felt hat, clog3. Appearance of a navvy. Information to Lieut.- Colonel Staples, Chief Con- stable, Stockport. DENBIGHSHIRE. 8.— Denbigh ( County). — For cruelty to two mares— GEORGE BALDWYN, age about 38, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion pale, hair brown, little ( if any) whiskers; dress, dark clothes, hard felt hat. Has lived at St. Asaph during last fifteen months with a woman who had left her husband. Travels the country carrying a bag with cords, and repairs cocoa- nut matting. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Yaughan, Denbigh. ESSEX. 9.— Chelmsford ( County). — For cruelly ill- treating a child, age 14 months, so as to cause it un- necessary suffering, at Chelmsford, 17th ult.— FRANK MOTT, age 20, height 5 ft. 8£ in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, slight sandy beard and moustache, eyes hazel, rather sullen expression. A bricklayer's abourer ; native of Chelmsford. Is a corporal in Essex Militia. Absconded 23rd ult. Warrant issued. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Somerset, Chelmsford. HAMPSHIRE. 10— Winchester ( City).— For obtaining money by false pretences- G. HOLMES ( supposed false), age about 36, height about 5 ft. 8 in., complexion fair, hair dark brown, long heavy sandy moustache ( supposed false), no whiskers; dress, black suit, high silk hat, small black necktie, and turn- down collar, low shoes. Has with him a brown pony and light grain chocolate or Indian red coloured cart, and is accompanied by a boy, age about 12, dressed in dark suit. His modus operandi is to call at small shop3, stating he is an inspector of weights and measures, threaten- ing to prosecute unless he be allowed to test the scales, etc., by which means he obtains money. ( See Case No. 26 ) Warrant issued. Information to Head Constable Morton, Winchester. LANCASHIRE. 11— Church ( County).— For failing to report- Supervisee ELIZABETH BOR1CK, Office No. 32730, age 21, height 5 ft. 2J in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes hazel, scars left temple, back of each thumb, and inside left thumb. Sentenced at Preston, 7th April, 1886, to 12 months' hard labour and 4 years' police supervision for larceny. 1096— 1. Now married and known as " Cross." Information to Supt. Campbell, Church. 12.— RocMa\ e ( County).— For embezzling £ 6210s. — JOHN LAYCOCK, a clerk, age about 35, height about 5 ft. 3 in., complexion rather pale, hair dark, no whiskers or moustache, quick walker ; dress, when last seen, brownish tweed suit, light brown overcoat, billycock hat, boots. Is fond of betting, and frequents places where betting is carried on. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Heyvvood, Rochdale. 13.— Liverpool ( City).— For failing to report- Supervisee JAMES THOMPSON, alias COWE. LL, Office No. 35586, age 23, height 5 ft. 6J in., complexion fresh, hair and eyes brown, prominent ears, scar left cheekbone and bridge of nose, old wound front of left leg. Sentenced at Preston, 6th April, 1887, to 15 months' hard labour and 7 years' police supervision for uttering counterfeit coin. Information to Chief Supt. Williams, Detective Department, Liverpool. 14— Manchester ( City). — For larceny — WM. BINYON SHARMAN, age 25 to 30, height 5 ft. 5 in., slight build, dull unhealthy complexion, hair, mous- tache, and small side whiskers rather dark, large eyes, nose rather broad on bridge, exceedingly delicate, speaks through his nose; dress, blue- and- black check with red over check suit, light gaiters, carried a black silk umbrella with black stick and fluted ivory crutch handle. Not to be apprehended out of the United Kingdom. Warrant issued. £ 100 REWARD. 15.— Manchester ( City).— Woodcut portrait and description of J AMES COUPE, whose apprehension is sought for forgery, age 48, height 5 ft. 8 in., medium build, hair ( parted in centre) very light brown, mous- tache, side whiskers, and a little on chin, light, eyes sunken, thick light eyebrows, very long light eyelashes, apple of throat projects very much, nose rather pinched at sides, long neck; dress, dark coat and vest, light trousers, pot hat, turned down collar brown plaid cloth mackintosh with cape ; wears a heavy gold guard, cable pattern, with sovereign case appendage. The above reward will be paid by Harold Shaw- cross, Esq., Woodfield, Rochdale, to any person who may arrest or give information that will lead to the arrest of the above- named man. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, Manchester £ 100 REWARD. 16.— Rochdale ( Borough).— For stealing £ 1,314 the moneys of the Crawford Spinning Company Limited, by whom he was employed as salesman — JAMES COUPE, age 48, height about 5 ft. 9 in. complexion fair, hair ( very bushy) light sandy, light whiskers, moustache, and eyebrows, eyes ( rather deep sunken) light, rather low forehead, hair parted in middle. A native of Preston, but lately resided at 62, Bank- street, Cheetham- hill, Manchester, and for- merly at 7, Bennett- street, Crumpsall. Was at one time in business as a warp sizer at Todmorden, York- shire. The above reward will be paid by Harold Shawcross Esq., of Woodfield, Rochdale, chairman of the board of directors of the above- named company, to any per- son, including any police officer, who may arrest or give information that will lead to the arrest of James Coupe. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Wilkinson, Roch- dale. LINCOLNSHIRE. 17.— Epworth ( County).— For stealing, 29th ult., 1 quarter- plate lens, with double combination glass enclosed in brass tube, and 1 flange, the lens bears the initials of " Ross and Co., Opticians, London " WIL- LIAM E. NEVILLE, a photographer, age about 24, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., slight build, complexion pale, hair brown, no whiskers or moustache ; dress, double- breasted black cloth jacket, black vest, striped cloth trousers, grey hard felt hat, light tie, red socks, lace boots ( recently soled and heeled). Has been employed about 4 months at Owston Ferry, and absconded 29th ult., leaving Haxey by the 1.31 p. m. train for Don- • caster. Has a wife or sister residing at £ 0, St. Mary- street, Southampton. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Taylor, Epworth. NORFOLK. 18.— Lcddon ( County). — For housebreaking— WILLIAM MARKHAM, age 22 ( looks older), height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., complexion pale, hair light, eyes blue, delicate appearance, sore on left leg, stoops when walking; dress, dark coat and vest, blue guernsey, dark fustian trousers, and black hard felt hat. A native of Halesworth, Suffolk. Information to Supt. Eagling, Loddon. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 19.— Northampton ( Borough).— For obtaining a large quantity of boots and shoes by false pretences, also for conspiracy- HARRY LESSER, alias LESTER, age about 45, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., stout build, com- plexion sallow, bald on top of head, dark brown whiskers and moustache tinged with grey, near- sighted, genteel dress and appearance. Was clerk for some years to Nicholls, auctioneer, George- yard, Fen- church- street, London, and is well known to first- class boot and shoe retailers. His modus operandi is to call upon boot manufacturers in the provinces, stating he and a man named Mears ( now in custody) are large shipping agents, and invari- ably obtains large quantities of boots and shoes ( as he states) for the purpose of export, their offices being at Bow- lane, London, E. C., where the goods are subse- quently consigned. In the meantime fresh instruc- tions are given to the railway company to deliver the goods to large auctioneers in the City of London where they are sold without reserve, and in large numbers of instances considerably under cost price. Not to be apprehended out of the United Kingdom. Warrant issued. It is requested that inquiry be made at boot and shoe manufacturers and retail dealers, and any infor- mation immediately communicated to Chief Constable Mardlin, Northampton. 20.— Northampton ( Borough).— For obtaining £ 8 15s., by means of a fictitious cheque, 23rd ult.— A MAN, who gave the name of G. J. JACKSON, age 55 to 60, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., stout build, complexion dark, moustache ( turning grey) rather dark, very large Roman nose, large eyebrows, of Jewish appearance, wart or other excresence on inner corner of right eye- lid ; dress, dark blue or black pilot overcoat, rough texture, black hard felt hat, appearance of a com- mercial traveller. This man stayed at a temperance hotel and tendered a cheque on a sheet of paper upon which was printed in blue ink, " J. Hart and Co., 26, St. Mary Axe, London, E. C.," drawn on the London and County Bank, Shoreditch Branch, for £ 8 15s., payable to Mr. Jackson or order, and signed " J. Hart and Co.," endorsed " G. J. Jackson " on back. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1889. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 3 He also left a card - with " J. W. Hart and Co., Importers of Isinglass, etc., 5, St. Mary Axe, London, E. C." thereon, and in the corner - was written in blue pencil " W. Jackson," and stated he was a representa- tive of this firm ( false). Left Northampton by train on Saturday, 23rd ult., for Peterborough. Warrant issued. It is requested that inquiry be made at hotels, boarding- houses, etc. Information to Chief Constable Mardlin, Northamp- ton. SOMERSETSHIRE. 21.— Flax Bourton [ County).— For night poach- ing and assaulting a gamekeeper at Weston- in- Gordano, 25th ult.— FRANK COLEMAN, a labourer, age about 20, height 5 ft. 5 in., cemplexion fair, hair and eyes light brown, no whiskers or moustache, thin face, sharp nose ; dress, when last seen, velveteen j acket, dark trousers, peak cap. A native of Weston- in- Gordano ; formerly worked in Wales.— FREDERICK LOOSEMORE, a labourer, age about 20, height about 5 ft. 19 in., complexion fair, hair and eyes dark, no whiskers or moustache, thin face; dress, when last seen, light coat and trousers, bowler hat. Native of Weston- in- Gordano. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Drewett, Flax Bourton. SUSSEX ( EAST). 22.— Hastings ( Borough).— For stealing, 2nd ult., an overcoat ( recovered)— WILLIAM BAKER, age about 28, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, clean shaved; dress, black cloth coat, white slop under, cord trousers, black hard felt hat. A labourer ; native of St. Leonard's- on- Sea, Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Glenister, Hastings. 23.— Hastings ( Borough).- WILLIAM FREDE- RICK THOMSETT, Case No. 113, 30th August last. Not to be apprehended. Warrant withdrawn. SUSSEX ( WEST). 24.— Horsham ( County).— For night poaching at Lower Beeding— THOMAS LIGHT, age 27, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion rather dark, hair dark brown, few dark whiskers and moustache; dress, long brown overcoat, cord trousers, old lace boots, and dark hard felt hat.- ALBERT LIGHT, age 23, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 in., round full face, moustache ( slight) sandy; dress, brown mixture jacket and vest with raised seams, cord trousers, lace boots, and brown hard felt hat. A native of Burgess Hill, Sussex. Both are notorious poachers. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Denman, Horsham. WARWICKSHIRE. 25.— Coventry ( City).— For stealing' carpenter's tools ( recovered)— HENRY ADAMS, age 30, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion sallow, hair black, moustache ( small) dark, eyes brown, oval face. A brass founder or machinist. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Norris, Coventry. WILTSHIRE. 26.— Fisherton ( County).— For obtaining money by false pretences— A MAN, giving the name of G. HOLMES, age about 38, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion fair, hair brown, moustache sandy; dress, black cloth jacket and vest, dark trousers, light brown bowler hat, wears a waterproof overcoat. Drives a dark- coloured pony, about 13 hands, and light spring trap, yellow coloured, varnished, and is accompanied by a boy, age about 12, dressed in brown suit. His modus operandi is to call at small country shops, representing himself to be an inspector of weights and measures, and that he is sent there by the super- intendent of police of the district. He examines the weights and scales, and makes heavy charges. ( See Case No. 10.) Information to Supt. Stephens, Fisherton. See Latest Information. PERSONS IN CUSTODY BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, 27.— Slough ( County).— Committed for trial at the ensuing Quarter Sessions for larceny ( dwelling)— ALFRED WARD, age 43 ( looks much older), height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion pale, hair dark brown, eyes brown, long nose, high cheek bones, very emaciated appearance ; dressed in very ragged clothes of different colours. A native of Shoreditch, London. Supposed previously convicted. Information to Supt. Dunham, Slough. CHESHIRE. 28.— Stockport ( Borough).— Remanded till 11th inst, for obtaining goods by fraud- JOHN WEBB, alias CARPENTER and THOMAS HUNTER, sen., age 65, height 5 ft. 6i in., complexion fresh, whiskers and moustache ( turning grey) dark, eyes brown. States he is a woollen merchant, and native of Dublin, but last resided at 4, Gladstone- terrace, Battersea- road, London. His modus operandi was to write to wholesale firms representing himself as Thomas Hunter, sen., and carrying on business as wholesale woollen merchant at 60, Hanover- street, Portsea, Portsmouth. By this means he obtained large quantities of blankets, sheets, tweed cloth, and other articles, and in some cases paid small amounts on the order given. Has been convicted for picking pockets at Liver- pool, and was also tried and acquitted at the Central Criminal Court for conspiring to obtain a large sum of money from the London and North- Western Railway Company. Is supposed to have been sentenced to penal servitude at Dublin for a similar offence. Information to Lieut.- Colonel Staples, Chief Con- stable, Stockport. CUMBERLAND. 29.— Wigton ( County).— Committed for trial at next Quarter Sessions for larceny — WILLIAM WEBSTER, age 18, height 5 ft, slender build, com- plexion pale, hair brown, eyes hazel, long face ; • dress, dark tweed jacket, brown stripe tweed vest, grey check tweed trousers, grey cap, lace boots. States he was sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment and 4 years' in a reformatory for larceny at Stockton- on- Tees on 10th December, 1883. Native of Wensdale, Yorkshire. Information to Supt. Brown, Wigton. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 30.— Fishponds ( County).— Remanded till 6th inst., for obtaining money by false pretences— FRANK GORDON LUK1E, a teacher of languages, age 48, height 5 ft. 6f in., complexion fresh, hair ( bald on top) brown, eyes hazel, scar on left ankle; dress, black serge jacket and vest, brown plaid trousers, black tie with white spots, side- spring boots, and black hard bowler hat. A native of We3t London.— GODFREY BERRY WALKER, a traveller in specialities of medicine, age 29, height 5 ft. 6\ in., complexion fair, hair brown, eyes light brown, scar outside right eye ; dress, dark blue serge jacket and vest, light brown striped tweed trousers, grey necktie, lace boots, and light brown bowler hat. A native of Huddersfield. Found in the possession of Walker the following pawn- tickets : — 1888.— 8th February, 8 books, in name of John Walker, with George E. Gill, 15, Hampstead- road, London ; 18th February, a pocket- book, in name of G. Walker, with W. A. Attenborough, 13, Charlotte- street, Fitzroy- square; 20th February, a suit of clothes, in name of John Sykes, with W. A. Attenborough; 24tli February, 4 books, in name of John Walker, with George E. GJII, 15, Hampstead- road; 13th March, a case and 8 books, in name of John Walker, with George E. Gill, 15, Hampstead- road; 14th March, a needle- case, in name of George Wat- son, with John F. Bravington, 27 and [ 29, Wardour- street; 16th March, a pair of slippers and box, in name of James Walker, with W. A. Attenborough, 13, Charlotte- street; 21st March, a pair of skates and mug, in name of John Walker, with James Butterfield, 4, Lower Kennington- lane; 29th March, an overcoat, in name of James Walker., with T. A. Robinson, 26, Mortimer- street, W. ; 16th April, a waterproof coat, in name of John Walker, with Robert B. Starling, 68, Great Portland- stieet; 21st April, a locket, in name of John Walker, with George E. Gill, 15, Hampstead- road ; 12th May, 3 studs, in name of John Smith, with T. Adams and Co., 25, High- street, Borough; 16th May, 2 brushes and case, in name of Mr. Walker, with Henry Osborne, 264, Strand; 23rd May, a pocket book, in name of J. Wilson, with Joseph Avant, 114, Fleet- street ; 31st May, a gold seal in name of John Castle, with Stephen King, 34, High- street, Holbom; 11th June, 4 books in name of John Walker, with Herbert Attenborough, 81, Walworth- road; 5th July, an umbrella, with Francis and Boyce, 66, Theobalds- road, Holborn ; 4th August, a coat and vest, with John Aberthell, 284, Gray's Inn- road ; 14th August, a bag, etc., in name of B. Walker, with George Grandidge, Tinkle- street, Pontefract; 18th August, a silver watch, in name of Wm. Watson, with T. M. Sutton, 17, Stock- bridge- terrace, Pimlico; 30th August, a mallet, in name of John Walker, with John Aberthell, 284, Gray's Inn- road, W. C.; 1st September, a pair of trousers, in name of Mr. Walker, with John F. Bravington, 298, Pentonville - road, King's Cross; 4th September a pair of trousers, with Francis and Boyce, Theobalds- road; 6th September, a bag, in name of John Walker, with Henry Harrison) 143, Wardour- street; a pair of men's shoes, in name of James Wells, with Henry Harrison, 1, Clarendon- square, Somers Town ; and an opera- glass, in name of John Walker, with B. Bennett, 19, High Hol- born ; 12th September, a pair of trousers, in name of John Walker, with Robert B. Starling, 6, Great Port- land- street, W.; 28th September, books, in name of Mr. J. Webb, with James Smith, 23, Tottenham- court- road ; 29th September, 4 shirts and waistcoat, in name of James Graham; and 16th October, 1 guernsey, in name of James Walker, with John Aberthell, 284, Gray's- inn- road ; 24th October, a pair of breeches, in name of John Watson, with James Smith, 23, Totten- ham- court- road ; 6th November, shirt, sleeve links, scarf- ring, and studs, in name of Godfrey Wilson, with Thomas All worthy, 207, King's- cross- road ; 17th November, an umbrella, in name of John Taylor, with G. W. Thompson, 48, New North- road ; and a pair of trousers, in name of James Wilson, with John Aber- thell, Gray's- inn- road. 1889.— 1st January, a gold pin, in name of W. Wilson, with John T. Brooke, 37, Chapel- hill, Hudders- field; 21st January, an overcoat, in name of George Wilson, with Amos Cheesborough, 5, Castleton- street, Castleford; 30th January, 2 gold rings, in name of Godfrey B. Walker, with Middleton and Pollard, 134, Briggate, Leeds ; 7th February, boots, in name of Henry Wilson, with George Grandidge, Finkle- street, Pontefract; 18th April, a leather bag, in name of Joseph Wilson, with William Lodge, Kirkgate, Wake- field ; 1st May, a Gladstone bag, in name of G. B. Wilson, with George Grandidge, Finkle- street, Ponte- fract ; 24th June, skates and 3 teaspoons, in name of G. T. Walker, with William Lodge, Kirkgate, Wake- field; 22nd July, 2 scarf pins, in name of James Walker, with John Fruin, 298, Pentonville- road, Kings' Cross; 2nd August, a pair of trousers, in name of Alfred Dixon, with Frederick Cusworth, 69, Albion - street, Castleford ; 3rd August, a coat and vest, in name of B. Walker, with George Grandidge, Finkle- street, Pontefract; 20th August, trousers, in name of John Wilson, with Joshua Fountain, 32, Union- road Nottingham; 21st August, shirt, in name of W. Dixon, with J. S. Pale- thorp, 7, Long- row, Nottingham; 22nd August, bag and 3 shirts, in name of James Wilson, with Jonas Samuel, 2, Derby- road, Nottingham ; 24th August, bag and shoes, in name of A. Dixon, with Jonas Samuel; 31st August, coat and trousers, in name of A. Dixon, with Jonas Samuel; 4th September, compass, in name of A. Dixon, with John Whiting, Charlton road, Hondle- street, Nottingham ; 7th Sept., portmanteau, in name of James Wilson, with Jonas Samuel; 16th September, shirt, in name of Robinson, with William Harris, Dark Hole- yard, Loughborough ; and 2 shirts, in name of James Wilson, with F. W. Gregory, 89, St. Anne's Well- road, Nottingham ; 16th October, umbrella, in name of James Wilson, with Charles Hollins, 183 and 184, Wolverhampton- street, Dudley ; 23rd October, umbrella, in name of James Wilson, with W. W. Finch, 50 and 51, Cowesmoor, Worcester; 5th November gold neck- chain, in name of Jas. Wilson, with Edwin W. Wynn, 31, High- street, Stroud; 7th November, gold locket, in name of Jas. Wilson, with William Lawrence, 123, Victoria- street, Bristol. The following were found on LUKIE— 28th May, 1889, coat, with Joseph Avant, 114, Fleet Street, London; 4th July, shirt and drawers, with P. and W. Cross, 173, Windmill- street, Gravesend; 6th July, boots and shoes, with Thos. Dunning, 145, High- street, Rochester; 12th July, towel, with T. D. Hayes, 67, Plumstead- road, S E. ; 13th September, overcoat with W. Heather, 1 and 2, Square, Winchester ; 26th Nov- ember, pin, with C. B. Vaughan, 39, Strand, London — all in the name of John Gordon. Information to Supt. Matthews, Fishponds. HEREFORDSHIRE. 31.— Bromyard ( County).— Committed for trial at next Quarter Sessions, 30th inst., for housebreaking— GEORGE EVANS, alias LLOYD, age 30, height 5 ft. 5 J in., complexion sallow, hair ( bald on top) brownj moustache sandy, eyes grey, small mole back of neck and top of left hip, fourth finger left hand crooked ; dress, old brown jacket, grey vest and trousers, round black hard hat. Has the appearance of a sailor. Is well acquainted with prison discipline. A native of Welshpool. Information to Supt. Ovens, Bromyard. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. 32.— St. Ives ( County).— Sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment, 25th ult., for fowl- stealing— THOMAS ROLLS ( supposed false), age 69, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion fresh, hair grey, eyes hazel, plausible manner; dress, dark cloth coat and vest, white holland jacket, cord trousers, lace boots, brown felt hat, carried a flag basket, and 2 butter baskets ( one 22 in. by 14 in., the other 17 in. by 11 in.), collects rags, bones and skins, and sells fish, fruit and poultry. Is an expert thief. States he was born at Glasgow, but has no fixed abode. Information to Supt. Hibbins, St. Ives. THE POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER22; 1889. LANCASHIRE. 33.— Leigh ( County).— Committed for trial at Liverpool Sessions for larceny— ALFRED GREEN, a tramp, age 21, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion pale, hair light brown, eyes blue, cut marks on two first fingers left hand. A native of Chester; has bsen convicted at St. Helens eleven times for vagrancy, etc., and twice for larceny. Information to Supt. Weir, Leigh. MONTGOMERYSHIRE. 34.— Newtown ( County).— Remanded till 13th inst., for larceny— WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, alias ADAMS, age 19, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fair, hair ( thin in front) light brown, eyes blue, large cut mark across right forearm. A barber; native of Bir mingham. Has been tramping the country. Information to the Chief Constable, Newtown. OXFORDSHIRE. 35.— Woodstock ( County).— Remanded till 12th inst. for larceny— A MAN, giving the name of WILLIAM ADAMS, a tramp, age 32, height 5 ft, 6 in., complexion fresh, hair, whiskers, and moustache brown, eyes blue; dress, brown chesterfield coat, dark stripe trousers, black hard felt hat, lace boots, 11 old. States he belongs to St. Paul's, Bristol. Had in his possession a pair of plated sugar tongs and an old- fashioned yellow metal seal with onyx stone, having a wheateheaf engraved thereon. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Fernsby, Oxford, or to Inspector Oakley, Woodstock. PEMBROKESHIRE. 36.— Haverfordwest ( County).— Sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment for fraudulently obtaining chari- tablecontributions— FRANCIS EDWARD HOWARD, alias T. F. ELLIOTT, age 64, height 5 ft. lli in., slight build, complexion fresh, hair grey, eyes blue; dress, black frock coat, brown top coat, grey trousers, grey bowler hat, lace shoes— all much worn. His modus operandi has been to represent himself as authorised to collect money and clothing for the Mission to the Deep Sea Fishermen, producing a card of the Mission, together with a begging letter. Prior to his apprehension he forwarded by rail a parcel addressed to " T. F. Elliott," till called for, containing a brown mackintosh, with black linings, supposed to have been given him for the " Mission," or stolen; also containing collecting - sheets of the Longton Colliery Relief Fund. Information to the Chief Constable, Haverfordwest Castle. WARWICKSHIRE. 37.— Aston ( County).— Committed for trial at next Assizes for stealing 7 heifers and 1 bull ( recovered)— HARRY OLIVER, age 22, height 5 ft. 6 in., com- plexion fresh, hair light, eyes blue ; respectably dressed. Native of Cradley, Worcestershire. Information to Supt. Walker, Aston. See Latest Information. PROPERTY STOLEN BEDFORDSHIRE. 38.— Luton fCounty).— 25th ult., by burglary at Bid well, Houghton Regis— 2 old tweed jackets ( one grey, the other blue and light plaid), both have large pocket inside left skirt; 1 pair of fustian leggings ; 1 pair men's sidespring boots, tips on heels, and about £ 6 in gold, silver, and bronze. Information to Supt. Tydeman, Luton. CHESHIRE. 39.— Chester ( City).— 11th ult.— a gold open face f- plate compensation duplex watch, makers, " Finer and Rowland," No. 11488. Information to the Chief Constable, Chester. 40.— Stockport ( Borough).— 25th ult.— 1 long black jacket; 1 white apron; and 2 night dresses. 30th ult.— 2 pairs girl's lace boots, size 1 or 13, levant backs, plain fronts, brown buttons, leather- lined, tips on heels. Information to Lieut.- Colonel Staples, Chief Con- stable, Stockport, HAMPSHIRE. £ 10 REWARD. 41.— Winchester ( City).— About 23rd ult.— 2 old gold watches, about 100 years old ( one large with white dial, with numerals, purple blue enamelled back with circle of pearls round enamel, very thick from face to back ; the other large, with three raised Roman figures • with helmets in relief on back). The above reward, £ 5 for each watch, will be paid by General Forrest, Winchester, for the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves and recovery of the property. 42.— Winchester ( City).— 23rd ult., a gentle man's silver half hunter watch, engine- turned case, No 119954, minute hand gold colour, " T" scratched on case outside, " A. N." supposed inside. Information to Head Constable Morton, Winchester, LANCASHIRE, 43.— Lancaster ( Borough).— Case No. 75, 15th ult.— The following articles have been recovered in close proximity to the London and North- Western Railway, Main Line, between Lancaster and Preston — all the silver watches, and the tobacco- pouch con taining old coins. The following are still missing— 1 £ 10 Bank of Eng- land note; 1 £ 5 do, No. either S 337 and " Whin grove, August 24th, Lancaster," thereon, or " T U," 275, " Manchester" ; 3 £ 5 Bank of England and Bank of Lancaster; £ 19 in gold ; and 2 5s. pieces of the reign of one of the George's; 1 lady's gold Geneva watch, white dial, with seconds, " Jacot of Locle " on dial; I lady's gold Geneva watch, i- plate dial, 14- carat cases, horizontal, No. 22231, size 10 ; 1 gentleman's large size imitation gold stop watch, centre seconds and cream dial, trade mark ( representation of dove with spread wings), " L. R., Canada, Patent chronograph," there on; 1 gentleman's albert guard, square links, with a common locket attached; 1 gentleman's gold albert guard, small pattern, with American dollar pendant; and a locket ( nearly heart- shape) indented at point, caused by falling. It is thought that the thieves, after committing the robbery, betook themselves to the railway, where they stowed away in a goods train and left for the South. Information to Chief Constable Ward, Lancaster. 44.— Salford ( Borough).— 22nd ult.— A silver centre seconds lever watch, No. 50250, and gold albert guard ( curb pattern), had attached a round, gold locket, blue stone on one side, red on the other, one of the stones cracked. Information to Supt. Hallam, Salford. 45.— Salford ( Borough).— 30th ult., by shopbreak- ing— 1 very fine black corkscrew worsted coat, broad binding, black Italian lining, 4 outside pockets and inside right breast, reefer shape; 1 clerical vest of same material, with ring- edge buttons; 1 narrow- bound reefer jacket made of black broken diagonal worsted, medium quality, cloth covered buttons, sleeves lined with white silesia with narrow red- and- blue stripes, 4 outside pockets and 1 inside right breast; I tweed reefer coat, moderate large, black- and- brown square plaid, mingled with red, brown twill Italian lining, with double- stitched edges ; 1 pair tweed trousers of same material, lined, cross pockets and fly fronts; 1 pair of large- size youth's trousers, made of black corkscrew worsted ; 1 black- and- white tweed reefer coat, with slight striping, 4 outside pockets, dark twill lining, grey twill in sleeves, double stitched edges ; 1 pair of trousers made of same material, lined with grey twill, cro3s pockets and fly fronts. Information to the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Salford. LINCOLNSHIRE. 46.— Boston ( Borough).— 20th ult.— 1 pair men's broad brown cord breeches and leggings, 1 vest ( same material), and 1 bluett jacket, horse collar, check lining, all new, and were wrapped in brown paper and ad- dressed to " George Sharp, Thornton- le- Fen." Information to Head Constable Bellamy, Boston. NORFOLK. 47 — Loddon ( County).— 22nd ult., by housebreak- ing, at Brooke County— A silver Geneva watch, No. 536632 ; 1 silver albert chain, with seal, having red wax inserted in place of stone; 1 dark brown overcoat with four buttons round collar; 1 brown- and- white mixture tweed vest; 1 dark brown tweed vest and 2 dusters, blue- and- white small check joined together. Information to Supt. Eagling, Loddon. SURREY. 48.— Reigate ( Borough). — 22nd inst. — 3 salt- spoons ; 3 table do.; 2 dessert do.; 3 large forks ; all silver, monogram R. J. R. H. thereon. Information to Chief Constable Pearson, Reigate. SUSSEX ( EAST). 49.— Hayward's Heath ( County). — 30th ult.— II plated fish- knives with running leaf on blade, maker's initials, " L. B. and L," in old English, and small star. Supposed by tramps. Information to Supt. Denman, Hayward's Heath. WARWICKSHIRE. 50.— Coventry ( City).— 21st inst., from outside Singer and Co.' s manufactory— A specially- built extra light " Singer " safety bicycle, cross- frame front, tri- angulated back, fork slightly curved, laced wheels $ and i hollow felloes ( no brake, foot rests, or guards)' rat- trap pedals, Harrington's light saddle, enamelled and gold- lined, with plated parts, weight about 30 lbs Information to Chief Constable Norris, Coventry. WORCESTERSHIRE. ~~ 51.— King's Heath ( County).— Between 27th and 29th ult.— A gentleman's silver English lever watch No. 26070, maker supposed " Salisbury, Upton- on- Severn ; " double- linked gold chain, stamped each link, with hook at end attached. Information to Supt. Wasley, King's Heath. ANIMALS, ETC., STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT* 52.— V Division.— 24th ult., at Barnes Common — 2 horses : 1st, a very dark chestnut Russian horse pony, 7 years, 13 hands, white spot on forehead, thick forelock, long mane and tail, large head, thick set, no shoes; 2nd, a dark bay mare, aged, 14| hands, thick set, thick mane and tail, sand cracks both forefeet no shoes, is very fast. Both in good condition. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. WORCESTERSHIRE. 53.— King's Heath ( County).- 23rd ult., at Selby Oak— A bay cob, 20 years old, about 13 hands, thick mane, short tail, long rough coat, in good condition. Information to Supt. Wasley, King's Heath. PERSONS OR BODIES FOUND, DERBYSHIRE. 54.— Derby ( County).— 27th ult., in an out- build- ing at Mickleover, the body of a man, age about 50, length 5 ft. 10 in., hair, whiskers, and moustache grey, good teeth; dress, small rib black cloth coat, light tweed waistcoat, dark cord trousers, blue- and- white check cotton shirt, blue soft felt hat, lace boots, leather belt round waist, the buckle being fastened on with shoemaker's rivets, clothing very shabby and dirty; has the appearance of a tramp or drover. Is believed to be the body of the man who gave his name at Derby Union, on 26th October last, as William Hicks, and stayed the night at the Casual Ward. Is supposed to have been dead three or four weeks. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Hunter, Derby. ANIMALS RECOVERED. 55.— Cheshire, Middlewich ( County).- Pony, Case No. 89, 29th ult. PROPERTY RECOVERED. 56.— Sussex, Hove ( Town). — Jewel case, ( fee. Case No. 108, 29th ult. APPREHENSIONS, 57.— Cambridgeshire, Bottisham ( County).— CATHERINE HALVEY, Case No. 10, 29th ult, at Birmingham. 58 — Cambridgeshire, Cambridge ( Borough). — FREDERICK CARPENTER, Case No. 11, 29th ult., at Stratford. 59.— Cheshire, Runcorn ( Cownty).- RICHARD WIGNALL, Case No. 16,16th August last. 60 — Lancashire, Burnley ( County).— FREDE- RICK WALLACE, Case No. 18,22nd ult. 61.— Lancashire, Bury ( County). — Supervisee PATRICK KEHOL, Office No. 35245, Case 27, 18th October last. 62.— Liverpool ( City). — Supervisee JOHN HANNAN, Office No. 32726, Case 25, 23rd ult. 63.— Northamptonshire, Northampton ( Borough).— FREDERICK OGDEN, Case No. 27, 13th September last, and the property recovered. 64.— Westmoreland, Kendal ( Borough).— HENRY RUSSELL, alias STOCKEN, HARTLEY, & c., at Exeter, and is now in custody at Northampton. 65.— Yorkshire, E. R., Hull (. Borough).— HENRY COULTAS, Case No. 30,9th ult., at Boston, Lincoln- shire. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1889. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 5 LATEST INFORMATION, APPREHEN8ION8 80UGHT, METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT, 66.— D Division.— For stealing ,£ 20— HERBERT B. MATTOCK, age about 24, height 5 ft. 6 in., com- plexion pale, hair dark, eyes ( small) hazel, large mouth, stoops slightly ; dress, black coat and vest, dark trousers, hard felt hat. Has a brother residing at 7, Waterloo- road, Ipswich, where he may call; supposed native of Ipswich. Warrant issued. 67.— D Division.— For stealing £ 1 10s. 7d., 2nd inst.- JOHN CAMPBELL, age 32, height 5 ft. 4i. in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey; dress, long light box cloth overcoat, velvet collar, large buttons, brown felt hat. Has been employed as horsekeeper and omnibus driver, and will probably seek similar employment in the provinces. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 68.— Chipping Campden ( County).— For em- bezzling £ 155 53. lid— JOSEPH KEEN", age 62, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in , complexion pale, hair ( long) and eyes ( small) grey, hobbling step, from tender feet, twitching in eyes when talking ; dress, long blue over- coat, blucher boots, and soft billycock hat. A native of Blockley, Worcestershire. Warrant issued- Information to Supt. Helps, Chipping Campden. LANCASHIRE. 69.— Blackburn ( County).— For failing to report - Supervisee JAMES ROBINSON, alias WHITE Office No. 38551, age 26, height 5 ft. 2 in., complexion fresh, hair black, eyes brown, scars on forehead, front of left wrist, and centre of back, knockkneed. Sen- tenced at Preston, 17th October, 1888, to 12 months' imprisonment and 4 years' supervision for larceny. 2986— 89. Information to the Superintendent, Lancashire Constabulary, Blackburn. PROPERTY STOLEN. KENT. 70.— Folkestone ( Borough).— Since the middle of October last— A double- barrel breech- loader gun, central fire, No. 10 bore, twist barrels, side lever by left barrel, maker " Smith, London." Information to Supt. Taylor, Town Hall, Folkestone. LANCASHIRE. 71.— Salford ( Borough).— 3rd inst.— A joiner's bass, containing 1 rip saw, 1 hand saw, 1 tenon saw, 1 trying plane, 1 jack plane, 1 smoothing plane, 3 gimlets— all marked " J. S. Owen"; 1 large hammer, 1 small hammer, 1 pair of pincers, 1 iron chisel, 4 wood chisels, 3 gauges, 1 1^- inch rabbit plane, and a number of joiner's small tools ; also a plain black cloth over- coat, fly front, to fit a youth of 16. Information to the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Salford. WESTMORELAND. 72,— Kendal ( Borough).— 1st inst.— 1 small silver watch, No. 41607, gold hands and figures ; silver chain, a link of which has been broken and secured with piece of thread, attached. Information to Chief Constable Cotton, Kendal. The apprehension of the undermentioned persons is sought for failing to report under the Provisions of the Prevention of Crimes Act. The Police Force requiring the capture is notified under the name of the person, with the exception of the Metropolitan District, which is shown by the letters G. 0. ( Con- vict Office). In all cases where a warrant has been granted, notification will follow name of Force desiring capture. In the event of the capture of persons circulated from C. 0., information is to be forwarded to the Assistant Commissioner, Convict Office, Great Scotland Yard, S. W. The remainder to the Ohief Constable of the Police District named. N ame, Metropolitan Police Office No., and Force Desiring Capture. AGE. HGHT. COM. HAIR. EYES. REMARKS. Conviction, Prison Register No and Date Liberaced. LICENSE HOLDERS. LOUISA BRENTWOOD, alias SARAH RILEY, FLORENCE SET LEY, ANNIE PARKINSON, and FANNY SLACK. 36375. C. O. JOHN CUNNINGHAM, 38722. C. O ROBERT MACDONALD, alias AL- FRED THOMPSON, GEORGE MEEK, JOHN and ALFRED JONES, and GEORGE and HENRY SHORT, 38337. C. O. JAMES McCORD, alias DAVID HARRIS, GEORGE SMITH, and JAMES COLLINS, 38408. C. O. ALEXANDER McLEAN, 38286. C. O. WILLIAM QUINLAN, alias WIL- LIAM O'DONNELL, 38298. C. O. JAMES SLA. TTERY, alias JAMES CONELLY and HENRY SLAT- TERY, 34335. C. O. JOHN WILSON alias WRIGHT, GEORGE WALKER, and HENRY SCOWEN, 38288. C. O. ANNIE BARLOW, alias ANN TRACEY, JOHANNA MURPHY, NORAH MURPHY, ANN WITT, and ANN GORDON, 38197. C. O. WILLIAM HAMMOND. 38264. C. O. GEORGE WILLIAMS, alias GEORGE THOMAS THOMPSON, and THOS. CAMPBELL, 36460. C. O. Warrant issued. Sentence expired GEORGE SMITH, alias GEORGE CUNNINGHAM, 36849. C. O. War- rant issued. Sentence expired THOMAS ROGERS, alias WILLIAM BRIDGE and SAMUEL HOUGH 38321. Ashton- under- Lyne ( County) SAMUEL WILLIAMS, 38537. Rotheram ( Borough) GEORGE SMITH, alias AARON DAYUS, 36992. King's Heath ( County) GEORGE WILSON, alias JAMES TURNER or HUNTER, 36612 Liverpool ( City) THOMAS COWBIN, alias THOMAS CAUBIN and CUBIN, 37346. Chorley ( County) HENRY HARGREAVES, alias ROBERT HARGREAVES, 38217. Burnley ( Borough) JAMES WALKER, 35650. Notting- ham ( Borough) JAMES OSBORNE, 38278. Salford ( Borough) CHARLES COVERDALE, 38083. Salford ( Borough) FREDERICK DANIELS, 36067. Sal- ford ( Borough) JOSEPH WILLIAM PORTER, 36971. Spilsby ( County) 31 34 46 29 44 39 44 50 33 38 66 26 48 30 40 30 57 to 35 24 61 32 31 5 3 5 8 5 4 5 7 5 5 5 7 5 6 5 9 5 2 5 9 5 8 5 4 5 4 5 2 5 5 5 2 5 3 5 3 5 7 5 3 5 1 5 4 5 10 pale fresh sallow fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh dark fair fresh fair sallow fresh dark fresh dark dark fresh fresh sallow fair fair It brn brn brn It brn dark dark ( bald) brn dk brn black It brn grey ( bald) dkbrn brn brn dkbrn dark dkbrn dkbrn brn dk brn brn brn brn grey blue grey grey grey blue grey grey hazel blue grey dark grey blue hazel hazel Lost one top tooth, pockmarked Anchor on back of right hand, scar on left of head, bullet wound on calf of right leg Mole on right forearm, anchor on right wrist, back covered with pcckmarks, big toe- nails deformed Scar on right forefinger, dot on left forearm Scars on cranium, right temple, nose, and both eyebrows, fourth right finger injured Scars on back of all left fingers and thumb Lost right arm above elbow, scars and cupping marks on back of neck Pockmarks on chest, sailor on barrel with S. C. in centre, and anchor on left wrist Scars on each forearm, lost top of third left fin- ger, lost several top teeth Varicose veins left leg, scars in front of right thigh and forearm Unusual growth of hair on chest and back, slight varicose veins on right leg hazel ( pro- mi- nent) hazel hazel blue brn hazel blue It hazel Scars on head and right cheek, mole side of left and under right eye Large scar on back of head, lost all top teeth, second left toe crooked Scar on eyebrows, blue dot on right ribs Pockmarked, scars on right eyebrow, nose, third and fourth right fingers, and left thumb and knee, small mole on front of left armpit " Doodle" inside right arm Scar on crown, coal marks on top of back and shoulders, nose damaged Burn scars on right cheek, scar under right eye, wart near left armpit Scrofula marks on both cheeks, scars on left temple, top lip, and back of neck " F" ( indistinct) on left forearm, defective vision, scar middle of forehead Central Criminal Court, 17th November, 1884, 5 years penal servitude for robbery. K 952. York, 30th July, 1880, 10 years penal servi- tude and 7 years police supervision for uttering. Z G 812. York Assizes, 6th November, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 21st October, 1889. 220/ 85. Central Criminal Court, 23rd June, 1884, 5 years penal servitude for burglary. Li- censed 1st February, 1889. A K 916. Edinburgh, 26th February, 1883, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police super- vision for robbery. Licensed 3rd Decem- ber, 1888. J 267. Liverpool Assizes, 30th Apiil, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for wounding. Licensed 12th April, 1889. A L 514. Scars on right jaw and elbow, mole near left Salford, 14th April, 1884, 7 years penal ser- armpit, large nose vitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. Licensed 9th September, 1889. C K 1313. Derby, 28th March, 1876, 15 years penal servitude for manslaugter. Licensed 6th July, 1888. C 356. Glasgow, 27th August, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for housebreaking. Licensed 20th September, 1889. L 706. Hull, 30th June, 1882, 8 years penal servi- tude and 5 years police supervision for larceny. Licensed 13th August, 1889. A J 198. Winchester, llth April, 1883, 7 years penal servitude for burglary. Licensed 14th Sep- tember, 1888. J 382. Lincoln Assizes, 29th January, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for larceny. G L 37 Preston, 20th May, 1885, 5 years penal ser- vitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. Licensed 31st October, 1888. L 37. Cork, 28th July, 1885, 5 years penal servi- tude for rape. Licensed 29th June, 1889. C 3. Liverpool, 23rd October, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for larceny ( person). Licensed 3rd October, 1889. L 505. Surrey Sessions, 20th October, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 9th October, 1889. L 568. Lancaster, 19th October, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for unnatural offence. Licensed 21st September, 1889. L 603. Bedford, 24th October, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for burglary. Licensed 27th November, 1889. L 497. Surrey Sessions, 6th April, 1880, 10 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 15th December, 1887. X G 120. Durham, 19th October, 1885, 7 years penal servitude ( reduced to 5 years) for fraud. Licensed 23rd September, 1889. X G L 479. Central Criminal Court, 3rd May, 1886, 5 years penal servitude for uttering. Li- censed 3rd September, 1889. C M 53. Central Criminal Court, 14th September, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for wounding. Licensed 14th September, 1889. L 461. Norwich, 8th November, 1884, 5 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 12th Nov- ember, 1888. K 983. Pockmarked, " F.," crucifix, heart, and part of anchor on back of left arm, anchor front of left arm, left leg wasted, lame Beard and whiskers round face, scars on top of bead, left cheek, right upper arm, front of right thigh 6 THE POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, NOTEMBBR 15, 1889. Name, Metropolitan Police Office No., and Force Desiring Capture. FRANK HALL, alias FREDERICK HALL and ALFRED TOMLIN- SON, 38367. Lewes ( County) ROBERT BROMLEY, 37968. Man- chester ( City) JOHN QU1NN, alias DONNELLY, SMITH, and MULLINS, 38068 Manchester ( City) JOHN GILL, alias WILLIAMS, CAIN, HAYES, MiLONE, and McDONALD. 38270. Manchester ( City) JAMES GENT, alias JAMES SMITH and JAMES ALLEN, 38029. Dur- ham ( County) SUPERVISEES. WILLIAM JONES, alias KIDDY and TONGUE, 35096. C. O. Warrant issued. Sentence expired JOHN SAUL, alias STEPHEN HER- BERT, HENRY JONES, and HENRY JOHNSON, 36322. C. 0. Warrant issued. HENRY DARWIN, alias FREDE RICK DONOHUE and DONHUE, 36301. C. O. Warrant issued WILLIAM ELLIOTT, alias WILLIAM BAXTER, 36189. C. O. Warrant issued JOHN KELLY, alias JAMES DONO VAN, 36109. C. O. Warrant issued GEORGE DICKENSON, 31589. C. O. Warrant issued THOMAS SINGLETON, 34040. Gar- stang ( County) JOHN BESLEY, alias DAVID KEENE, 37853. Salford ( County) EDWARD FARRELL, 38330. Hull ( Borough) WILLIAM JONES, alias WILLIAM DAVEY, 35514. Hull ( Borough) JOHN MANNING, alias JOHN KAIL, CAHILL, and CALE, 37022. Salford ( Borough) HENRY CLARKE, alias WILLIAM WRIGLEY, 31255. Salford ( Borough) WILLIAM KENDALL. 37399. Burn- ley ( Borough) JOSEPH FALLOWS, 35209. Burnley ( Borough) AGE. SARAH A. ROBINSON, 36- 299, tingham ( Borough) Not- CHARLES HENRY WOODWARD, 37710. Derby ( Borough) ALICE CLARKE, 38000. Nottingham ( Borough) NATHANIEL MORGAN, alias THOS. HOWARTH and JAMES JONES, 38550. Lancaster ( County) JOHN JOHNSTON, 36441. South Shields ( Borough) PATRICK COUGHLIN, alias COCK- LING and KELLY, 36885. Prescot ( County) RALPH HOUSLEY, alias STEPHEN STALEY, 33744. Bakewell ( County) MARK PULCOVITCH, 35285. Man- chester ( City) ROSE H. BROOKS, alias HANNAH BOARDMAN, ROSE HANNAH BOARD MAN, and ROSE BROOKS, 35779. Oldham ( Borough) ANNIE SMITH, alias CATHERINE SUTTON, MANSFIELD, and PEARCE, 37209. Stafford ( County) JOHN HENRY, 28701. Old Trafford ( County) JAMES RITCHIE, alias FREDERICK MORTON, 23422. Manchester ( City) EDWARD MCCARTHY, 33919. Old ham ( Borough) JOSEPH REARDON, alias READ and WALBERTON, 38446. Malmesbury ( County) THOMAS GRIMSHAW, 32560. Man Chester ( City) MARY JOHNSON, alias MARY ANN PATTISON and ROBINSON, 38383. Manchester ( City) 50 35 49 45 36 34 39 31 32 24 29 22 36 29 49 34 56 25 18 51 36 24 23 44 58 67 28 28 25 26 27 30 62 34 71 HGHT. 5 10 5 3 5 2 5 4 5 4 5 ' 4 5 2 5 7 5 7 COM. HAIR. EYES. sallow sallow fresh dark pale fresh fresh sallow fresh dark grey 5 5 fresh 5 3 fresh 5 7 5 6 5 4 5 4 5 9 5 7 fresh brn brn hazel ( bald) brn blue dk brn dk hazel It brn grey brn ( thin top) light sandy dkbrn REMARKS. R and dot below left elbow, varicose veins, scar on right knee Scar centre of forehead, bald front of head, blue mark back of right hand, blue dots between left thumb and finger. Scars on forehead and back of right hand, left little finger contracted, varicose veins left leg, scar on right shin Scars under left jaw, on right cheek, mole small of back, indistinct tattoo on right forearm It brn dk brn grey blue hazel It brn grey brn blue fair fresh sallow dark brn blue brn blue dkbrn hazel brn dkbrn giey fresh I grey : grey 5 5 I fresh 5 5 4 8 5 5 4 10 5 1 5 5 5 7 5 8 5 4 5 2 4 10 5 3 5 1 5 2 5 3 5 I 5 4 fresh pale sallow fair fresh sallow fresh dark fresh ruddy fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fair brn brn brn brn brn It brn brn brn grey grey dk brn brn It brn dkbrn brn bm brn brn grey Tree, cross, and seven dots on right forearm, bracelet on right wrist, anchor between right thumb and finger, J. G. H., cross, flags, and flowers on back of left hand, spray of ferns on right forearm Brown stain in right groin and near right navel, scars on back of head, bridge of nose, and middle of forehead Rather bald, burn scar on back of right hand, small scar on left forearm Conviction, Prison Register, No and Date Liberated. Chester, 22nd October, 1885, 5 years nennl servitude for fraud. E L 524. P al Manchester Assizes, 15th July, 1885, 5 years fsThJulTlS f° r burglary" Libe^ ed Manchester 10th April, 1880, 10 years penal servitude for uttering. Licensed 20th July, Manchester, 16th October, 1882, 8 years penal servitude and 7 years police super- vision for larceny. Licensed 3rd Son tember, 1889. oep" Leeds, 1st February, 1882, 12 years penal servitude for rape. I 238. brn grey blue blue blue blue brn grey brn blue blue brn brn right hazel It blue grey blue blue Burn scar between eyebrows, slightly deaf right ear, mole, and blue marks, and abscess marks on left forearm Scars on head, left side, right elbow, knee, and left eyebrow D on left forearm, t. J. c. on left forearm, ring third left finger, fourth finger crooked Indistinct tattoo marks on left arm, ring second left finger Prominent nose, scars on forehead, left cheek, and front of left shoulder Tattoo marks inside right arm, anchor, woman's head, star, crown, cross flags, and sailor out- side right arm, figure of Highland woman dancing on left arm, part bracelet left wrist Blue dot inside, anchor outside left forearm Two moles on right of neck, scar between third and fourth right fingers ( contracted), scar inner side left ankle Nose fractured, scars on right temple, back of right hand, left eyebrow, centre of back, and back of left shoulder Scar over left eye, 7 boil scars on back and 2 left buttock, right little finger crooked, 3 blue dots right cheek Female figure front left thigh, coat of arms, shield, aud star on chest, anchor, heart, cross, and wreath right arm, Zulu and assegai, snake and shield right forearm, coat of arms and shield front right thigh, female figure left upper arm, shield, clasped hands, wreath, cannon, and female figure left forearm Lost first joint right forefinger, scar left knee and centre of back Scar left eyebrow and top of nose, lost most teeth Middlesex Sessions, 17th November 1884 5 loTis1 i888: tuceK5ireny- Licf ed Middlesex Sessions, 18th April, 1887 18 months imprisonment and 2 years police supervision for larceny. Licensed 17th October, 1888. 209 Surrey Sessions, 3rd November, 1884,5 years penal servitude for larceny. K 902. Salford, 20th October, 1884, 5 years penal servitude and 2 years police supervision for larceny ( person). K 916. Maidstone, 16th October, 1884, 5 years penal servitude and 3 years police supervision for larceny. K 790. Bedford, 14th October, 1879, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. F 837. Preston Sessions, 20th October, 1886, 12 months imprisonment and 4 years police supervision for fowl- stealiDg. 1938— 15. Middlesex Sessions, 9th July, 1877, 12 years penal servitude and 7 years police super- vision for demanding money by menaces. D 750. Hull Sessions, 27th June, 1888, 15 months imprisonment and 6 months police super- vision for larceny. 422. Hull ( Borough) Sessions, 3rd July, 1884, 5 years penal servitude and 2 years police supervision for larceny. K 629. Middlesex Sessions, 4th March, 1878,10 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervi- sion for larceny. Preston Sessions, 1st July, 1885, 12 months imprisonment and 4 years police supervi- sion for larceny. Preston Sessions, 4th July, 1888, 9 months imprisonment and 3 years police supervi- sion for larceny. 1476. Anchor right arm, C. H. W. left arm, and several indistinct marks left wrist, scar left thumb, ring first and second left fingers H. M. right forearm Mole right armpit, left side, and centre of belly Scar second right finger, back, and collar- bone Scar elbows, piece off lobe of right ear, promi- nent nose, right hand contracted Scar left of head, front left thigh, double rup- tured Scar right side forehead Cut forehead, back right hand, and wrist Top part of nose flat, birthmark inside left hand and on thumb, scar forehead, under left eye, and left thumb Cut forehead, burn mark left elbow Scars on eyebrows Scar on nose, blue spot right elbow, part ring 3rd left finger Scar right eye, right of top lip, lighthouse, moon, sun, 7 stars, and J. C. right arm, D. D. leftside Scar centre forehead and eyebrows, lost point first right finger Scar below right eye and right arm, lost several top teeth Preston Sessions, 19th October, 1887, 6 months imprisonment and 3 years police supervision for larceny. Nottingham, 14th October, 1887, 12 months imprisonment and 2 years police supervi- sion for larceny. Derby ( Borough) Sessions, 5th March, 1888, 15 months imprisonment and 3 years police supervision for counting- house- breaking. Nottingham Sessions, 22nd Octob? r, 1888, 9 months imprisonment and 2 years police supervision for larceny ( person). Salford Sessions, 22nd October, 1888, 12 months imprisonment and 3 years police supervision for housebreaking. 661. Newcastle- on- Tyne, 11th January, 1887, 18 months imprisonment and 5 years police supervision for burglary. 1474. Preston Sessions, 4th July, 1888, 6 months imprisonment and 2 years police supervi- sion. 1164. Derby, 16th October. 1883, 5 years penal ser- vitude and 3 years police supervision for fraud. A J 250. Manchester Sessions, 7th May, 1888,9 months imprisonment and 3 years police supervi- sion for larceny. Salford Sessions, 11th April, 1887, 15 months imprisonment and 2 years police supervi- sion for felony. Derby, 5th March, 1888, 12 months imprison- ment and 3 years police supervision for larceny ( person). Liverpool ( City) Sessions, 3rd March, 1884, 18 months imprisonment and 7 years police supervision for larceny ( person). 2715. Manchester Sessions, 7th February, 1883, 10 months imprisonment and 7 years police supervision for felony. Preston Sessions, 17th October, 1883, 5 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervi- sion for larceny ( person). J 814. Gloucester, 17th October, 1888, 12 months imprisonment and 5 years police supervi. sion for fraud. 440— 11. .„ Manchester Sessions, 18th March, 1886, y months imprisonment and 3 years police supervision for larceny. Manchester Sessions, 15th June, 1882,5 year penal servitude and 7 years police super- vision for larceny. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1889. THE POLICE GAZETTE* BOROUGH OF MARGATE POLICE. WANTED, applicants for the office of POLICE CONSTABLE in this Force; age not to exceed 26 years, and height 5 ft. 9 in. ( not less) without shoes, fair education, sound constitution, and of temperate habits. 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