POUCE GAZETT PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1890. VOL. VII., No. 662. REQULA 1. AH announcements for insertion in the FOLIOS GAZETTE, and all communications upon them, tKtuld bt addressed to THE EDITOB 01 THE FOLIOS GAZETTE, GBEAT SCOTLAND TABS, LOHDOH, 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. S. Particulars as to stolen property will be likewise inserted in one issue, ij sufficient to enable iht article in question to be thereby identified. 4. In all eases 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 lbs. per portrait, and of 7s. 6d. per photograph or sketch oj a stclen article, including the expense of engraving on wood. S. Every announcement, if for the apprehension of a person, must be guaranteed by the signature » / an officer of not less rank than Superintendent; and, if the name of such person be required to U 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. ?. 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 Ml the POLICE GAZETTE, must, on their apprehension or recovery, at once transmit to the EditOF notice of the fact, referring to the number of the announcement for insertion in the next issue. 10. In all eases, the officer signing the request for insertion of any announcement, will k. wholly responsible for any proceedings which may result from such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded so at to be received not later than noon on Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Saturday morning. They must be clearly written on one side oj the paper only, be in the utual form, and accompanied by * tovering letter. 12. All payments must be in advance, either at the office, Great Scotland Yard, by cheque, crossed " Drummond f Co.," Post Office Order payable at Charing Cross, Postal Order, or in Stamps. 13. Advertisements are accepted for the POLICE GAZETTE through Mr. James Willing, 126, 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. JEL ANDERSON, 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. ( o). 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. ( J). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. t.— 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 as to the non- delivery or of irregularity in the date of delivery of the POLICE GAZETTE, may be at once noti- fied to the Editor. NOTICE. EXTRADITION. A Declaration was signed in London on the Slst 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 own subjects whether by birth or naturalisation." The result of the modification in the Treaty is that either Government may deliver up its own subjects to the other Government, bat can not be considered • bound to do so. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. SPECIAL NOTICE. ( METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT, 1.— W. RANSOME, alias HENRY HARTLEY, Expiree, described in Case No. 1, 31st May, and Special Notice, Case No. 1, 1st November last, not yet apprehended, acd the warrant for his arrest is still in force. The gang of swindlers to which this man belongs are still carrying on the system of fraud as indicated in the above- quoted numbers of the POLICE GAZETTE, and as in all the cases the victims reside in the provin- cial towns and villages of England, Ireland, and Scot- land, it is again earnestly requested that Police will search all newspapers published in their respective districts for advertisements emanating from these persons, as without co- operation Metropolitan Police are almost powerless in the matter. The following, which is the latest form of advertise- ment used, is given for the guidance of Police :— " Money to Lend.— Cash Advances.—£ 50 to £ 1,000 privately made, on borrower's note of hand alone, for one to ten years, at 6 per cent, per annum. No fees. Repayment by yearly instalments, or in one lump sum to suit borrower's convenience. Promptitude and secrecy may be relied on. Address, stating sum wanted, for what time, and how to be repaid, with stamped addressed envelope for reply." In the event of same being discovered in any news- paper, immediate information should be sent to the Assistant Commissioner, Criminal Investigation De- partment, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. CITY OF LONDON. £ 200 REWARD. 2.— For stealing jewellery to the value of .£ 2,000 — FREDERICK HARRISON, a jeweller's porter, late of 63, Moorgate- street, London, E. C., age 22, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache ( slight) dark, walks lame right leg from diseased hip ; dressed respectably. The above reward will be paid by Messrs. Halton and Slocombe, jewellers, 63, Moorgate- street, London, for such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of Harrison and recovery of the pro- perty, or in proportion to the amount recovered. 3.— For forgery— GASTON DESBORDES, late of 109, St. George's Road, London, S. E., age about 36, height 5 ft. 5 in., hair dark brown, moustache ( thick and prominent) dark red, eyes dark brown, no whiskers or beard, nose large and thick, two front teeth deficient, military walk, has recently been bitten by a dog on the arm and leg ; dress, dark overcoat with silk facings, tweed suit, and high silk hat. A clerk, native of Bordeaux. Speaks English and Spanish with strong French accent. His luggage consisted of a large black wooden box. Had in his possession about £ 120 gold, and £ 20 in £ 5 notes, numbers of three of them 96768, 96769,96770, dated 5th November, 1889. Has a brother a farmer at Chelsfield, Kent. Warrant issued. Information to Inspector McWilliam, 26, Old Jewry, E. C. AYRSHIRE. 4— Kilmarnock ( County).— For forgery and em- bezzlement in Kilmarnock, between 1st August and 30th November, 1889 - JAMES McNEIL, commission agent, native of and lately residing in Kilmarnock, age about 22, height about 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair dark, moustache ( slight) light, no whiskers, eyes dark, lost left hand, speaks with a Scotch accent. Was last seen in Kilnia; nock on 7th December, 1889, dressed in tweed jacket suit ( brownish, with small check) and black hard felt hat. Was employed as agent for a firm of washing and wringing machine makers in Glasgow, and forged a guarantee for £ 10, and embezzled about £ 9. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable of Ayrshire, Ayr. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 5.— Cambridge ( County).— For embezzlement — WILFRID FROHOCK, age 27, height 5 ft. 1 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes brown, moustache ( slight) dark, good appearance and manner, has tender feet and limps at times when walking ; dressed respectably. A native of Water- beach, Cambridgeshire. Was apprenticed to a draper at Henley- on- Thames. Has a sister living at Ipswich- Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Whitechurch, County Police Office, Cambridge. DURHAM. 6.— Sunderland ( Borough).— For failing to re- port— License Holder JAMES BROWN, Office No. 35407, age 34, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey, scar on front and right of head, between eyebrows, on forehead, and right forefinger, part of anchor on left forearm. Sentenced at Durham, 27th October, 1881, to 15 years'penal servitude for rape. Licensed 9th June, 1884. H 943. Of rather weak intellect. Information to the Chief Constable, Borough Police, Sunderland. HAMPSHIRE. 7.— Fareham ( County).— For failing to report- License Holder CATHERINE O'NEILL, alias MARY JONES, Office No. 37560, age 23, height 5 ft. 2 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes blue, T. B. R. MJW. B. on right arm, J. S. T. B. X. on left arm, scar over ^ a'o eyebrow. Sentenced at Liverpool Sessions, 3rd March, 1884, to 7 years' penal servitude for larceny ( person). Licensed 27th April, 1889. K 15. Information to the Superintendent, Hants Con- stabulary, Fareham. LANCASHIRE. 8.— Leigh ( County).— For the murder of Thomas Elliman, by shooting him at the Ship Canal Works at 2 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. - PBIDAT, MAY 2, 1890 Rixton, 27th ult— FREDERICK EDWIN VAUGHAN, age 21, height 5 ft. 5} in., complexion swarthy, hair brown, eyes grey ; dress, rough blue pilot jacket with blue linen jacket under, dark trousers, strong lace boots ( much worn), and dirty black hard felt hat. A native of Gorsley, near Ross, Herefordshire. Has worked on 5, 6, and 7 sections of the canal, generally attending to engines. Also worked as navvy at Drope, near Cardiff, and at Horwich, Lancashire, as crane- driver, where he has a married sister residing. Information to Supt. Weir, Leigh. 9.— Old Trafford [ County)— For stealing 25th ult. 1 pair lady's low shoes, lined white leather, size 4, nearly new, 1 pair lady's calico drawers, 1 chemise, 1 pair lady's blue stockings, worn.— A WOMAN, age about 22, height 5 ft. 2 or 3 in., complexion fresh, hair and eyes brown, shows her teeth when talking ; dress, grey skirt, black bodice, short black jacket, slate coloured straw hat, turned up at back, trimmed with slate coloured velvet, strong lace boots with heel- plates. Late a servant at the house. 10.— Old Trafford ( County).— For stealing 23rd ult., at Withington, 1 leather purse, 3 compartments, containing £ 4 10s. in gold and 3 florins ; 1 silver finger ring ; 1 blue silk handkerchief, white spots— A MAN, age 25 or 26, height 5 ft. 8 in., hair and slight mous- tache light, prominent nose ; dress, dark coat and vest, corduroy trousers, striped leather collar, strong lace boots. Has been for the last fcrr years up and down the country working as an engine driver, and may seek similar employment. A native of Stockport. 11.— Old Trafford ( County).— For stealing 24th ult., at Irlam, a brass B flat cornet, maker " Besson, London "— A YOUTH, age 15, height 5ft., complexion fresh, hair light brown, eyes brown, C. L. B. tattooed right arm, T. Q. left; drees, brown check coat and vest, greasy moleskin trousers, cap boots. Information to Supt. Bent, Old Trafford. 12.— Rochdale ( Borough).— For stealing, 27th ult., £ 16 10s., HARRY ARTHUR TURNER, a machine planer, age 18 or 19, height 5 ft. 4h in , complexion dark, hair and eyes dark brown, lame, trails his right foot and leg when walking, small feet; dress, when last seen, dark brown overcoat, blue mixture tweed trousers, light brown billycock hat, white collar, coloured tie. Has worked at Messrs. Taylor and Batley's, Leeds, of which town he appears to have a good knowledge. States that two or three years ago he worked at Woolwich Arsenal. Information to Chief Constable Wilkinson, Roch- dale. 13.— Manchester ( City).— For embezzlement— WILLIAM STUTTARD, age 38, height 5 ft. 9} in., stout build, complexion fresh, hair, beard, and mous- tache light brown, slightly bow- legged, stoops a little when walking; dress, brown overcoat, dark tweed suit, and felt hat. Warrant issued. Information to the Deputy Chief Constable, Man- chester. NORFOLK. 14.— Swaffham ( County).— For stealing, 13th ult., a lady's gold and diamond ring ( recovered)— JOHN COOMBS, alias ROBERTS, late butler at Beecham- well Hall, age about 30, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in, com- plexion pale, hair and slight moustache ( about three weeks growth), dark brown, small side whiskers ; dress, dark suit, blue cloth overcoat, hard low black hat, or may be wearing a high silk hat. Had with him an old brown leather portmanteau and a hat box- Native of Cornwall. Is known at Tunbridge Wells. Left on 17th inst. for London. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Munford, Swaffham. STAFFORDSHIRE. 15.— Burslem ( County).— For office- breaking and stealing a large skeleton key— JOSEPH EARDLEY, age 24, height 5 [ ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion pale, ^ hair brown, moustache ( slight) light, eyes grey, cut mark under chin, arms tattooed ; dress, black serge coat, black greasy vest, small plaid trousers ( worn at knees), lace boots, with toecaps, and black hard felt hat. Information to Chief Supt. Hill, Burslem. WARWICKSHIRE. 16.— Longford ( County).— For stealing, between 20th and 22nd ult., at Bedworth, £ 28 in gold and 1 black cloth jacket— SAMUEL RIDGEWAY, age 24, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, slight light brown moustache, lame right leg ; dress, black coat and vest, brown plaid trousers, black hard felt hat, side- spring boots, block fronts. Was an in- patient in Leicester Hospital about 3 years ago, when his leg was broken. A native of Atherstone, Warwick. Is accompanied by Thomas Tedds ( not wanted), a miner, of . Bedworth, age 35, height 5 ft. 2 in., com plexion pale, hair light brown, slight brown moustache. Was wearing, at the time he left Bedworth, a light coloured mixed tweed coat and vest, and black cord trousers. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Posser, Longford. WILTSHIRE. 17.— Marlborough ( County).— For obtaining money by false pretences at Marlborough and Wex- combe— JOHN FISHER ( supposed false), age about 55, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., hair grey, short bushy whiskers ; dress, long dark blue coat, striped grey trousers, light boots with toecaps ( left boot has a patch on it), high silk hat, wore brown kid gloves and carried an umbrella. Stated he was district manager for Messrs. Blackie and Co., publishers, Glasgow, and was appointing agents for the delivery of books, etc., and collection of money, at salaries of 30s. per week and travelling expenses ; each agent on appointment to deposit £ 20. He succeeded in obtaining sums of £ 1 and 5s. on account of deposit. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Pierce, Marlborough. 18.— Salisbury ( County). — For stealing at Nomansland, 25th ult., a dark brown forest mare ponyi branded with letter " G" ( upside down) on off shoulder, 9 years, 12 hands, rather hollow backed, long mane, short tail, very fast trotter, in pood condition— A MAN, age 40 to 45, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., com- plexion fresh, hair light, clean shaved, recent cut mark back of head; dress, long light brown coat, small black- and- white plaid suit, side- spring boots, worn over at heels, and soft brown bowler hat. Booked at Salisbury with the horse for Waterloo by the 10.40 a. m. train 25th ult. Information to Supt. Stephens, Salisbury. WORCESTERSHIRE. 19.— Great Witley ( County).— For obtaining a cart mare by false pretences— HARRY OLIVER, age 23, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion fair, hair very light ( almost white), eyes blue, large burn mark inside right hand, large mole above right breast, mole back of neck; dress, dark tweed'suit. A horse breaker or cattle dealer ; native of Cradley, Worcestershire. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Pugh, Great Witley. 20.— Oldbury ( County).— For stealing £ 80, and a silver watch and chain— ANN JONES, age 48, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion fresh, hair ( thin on top) black, eyes dark grey, cut mark on temple ( supposed left), very stout, and is fond of drink ; dress, black crape dres3, and black satin high crowned hat with black crape flower. A boatwoman; native of Wolver- hampton. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Speke, Oldbury. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). 21.— Beverley ( Borough).— For stealing, 18th ult., a British Star Safety Bicycle, No. 3580, maker's name " Guest and Barrows, Birmingham," on neck, spiral spring behind connecting the framework with the hind wheel, piece about 4 inches long broken off hind mud- guard— A MAN, age about 22, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., rather slender build, complexion rather dark, hair bushy, very slight dark moustache ; dress, dark mixture jacket and vest, dark cloth trousers with lightish stripe, black felt hat. Left behind a blue cloth overcoat and thick hazel wood walking- stick. This man is going about the country hiring bicycles and tricycles, with which he absconds. Information to Head Constable Knight, Beverley. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 22— Barnsley ( County). — For embezzlement— OSBORNE MORRISH, age about 28, height 5 ft. 10 in., slight build, complexion pale, hair brown, Blight moustache and side whiskers, eyes brown, of smart appearance, speaks with a London accent, and generally wears his hat on one side ; dress, dark coat and vest, light- coloured trousers. A native of London. Is now attending race meetings as a book- maker. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Kane, Barnsley. 23.— Leeds ( Borough).— For stealing £ 90 14s. 10d., THOMAS FREDRICK STEVENTON, age 36, height 5 ft. 11 in., complexion fair, hair ( slightly bald) light, of military appearance; dressed respectably. A native of Nottingham. Was employed as manager in a clothier's shop. May endeavour to leave the country for America. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Webb, Leeds. Ste Latest Information, PERSONS IN CUSTODY. ESSEX. 24.— Chelmsford ( County).— Remanded till 9th inst., for attempting to obtain money by false pre tences- HENRY STANLEY ( supposed false), a sailor" age 44, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fair, hair dark brown, eyes grey, scar centre of forehead, corner of right eye, centre of right cheek, and outside centre of left arm. His modus operandi is to write to Members of Parlia- ment, stating his mother is dying, and that he has not sufficient money to go to her, and encloses a letter purporting to have been received from the curate of the place where she is supposed to be. Supposed identical with Montague Stanhope, alias Wenham, Donald Hay Stuart, and Charles Stanley. Sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment, 6th April, 1889 at Westminster Police Court, for a similar offence. 25.— Chelmsford ( County).— Sentenced 25th ult. to 6 weeks imprisonment for stealing a drake WILLIAM SHAW ( supposed false), age 24, height 5 ft.' 7 in., complexion dark, hair side whiskers and mous- tache dark brown, eyes hazel, large scar left centre of chest, small mole left side of neck. A travelling hawker. Native of Saffron Walden, Essex. Supposed wanted for other offences. Photograph can be seen on application. Information to the Deputy Chief Constable, Chelms- ford. LINCOLNSHIRE. 26.— Spalding ( County).— Committed for trial at the next Quarter Sessions for housebreaking at Whap- lode Drove, 22nd ult.— FREDERICK JOHNSON, a labourer, age 23, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion fair, hair and moustache red; dress, dark cloth suit, lace boots, and black hard felt hat. States he resided at Overton's Lodging House, Narrow Marsh, Nottingham, for some years. Information to Supt. Jarvis, Spalding. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. 27.— Nottingham ( County).—' Committed for trial at the next assizes for burglary— RICHARD SMITH, alias JOHN THOMAS POWELL, RICHARD PARKER, etc., age 33, height 5 ft. 7} in., complexion pale, hair ( inclined to be sandy) light brown, eyes grey, whiskers and moustache sandy, oval face, small mole on belly about 3 in, above navel, boil mark back of neck and small of back, scar left shin. Was convicted at Chester Assizes, 7th May, 1886, for burglary, and sentenced to 2 months' imprisonment; at Staflord Assizes, 6th May, 1887, for burglary, and sentenced to 6 months' imprisonment; and at Leeds Assizes, 15th March, 1890, for burglary, and sentenced to 1 month's imprisonment. Information as to previous convictions required. Photograph will be forwarded on applica- tion. Information to Supt. Hallam, Nottingham. SHROPSHIRE. 28.— Wellington ( County).— Remanded till 5th inst., for attempting to pick pockets— WALTER WILLIAMS ( supposed false), age 22, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion sallow, ha r brown, eyes grey, oval face, lost first finger right hand, mole under left eye, right , side of neck, and front of right shoulder, 2 top of left shoulder, 1 back of left upper arm, and 1 ( hairy) left lower jaw ; dress, black ribbed cloth jacket and vest, light trousers with brown stripe, long blue cloth over- coat with black velvet collar, black hat, lace boots. States he is a general dealer, and a native of Warring- ton. Has been convicted at Birmingham in name of CHARLES JONES, and EVANS, as follows :— 25th October, 1877, as suspected person ; 5th February, 1878,", for larceny ( person) ; 13th May, 1878, as suspected person; and 19th August, 1878, as suspected person, and on each occasion sentenced to 3 months imprison- ment. At Liverpool, 5th December, 1878, for frequent- ing and sentenced to three months' imprisonment. At Greenock in name of WILLIAM GOODWIN, 13th August, 1884, and sentenced to 60 days imprisonment. At Glasgow, 17th October, 1884, and 30th January, 1885, for attempting to pick pockets, and sentenced to 60 days imprisonment. At Edingburgh in name of WALTER JENKINS, 8th August, 1885, for frequen- ting, and sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment. At Kilmarnock, in name of WILLIAM HARRIS, 19th October, 1885, for frequenting, and sentenced to 3 months1 imprisonment. At Edinburgh, in name of WILLIAM TAYLOR, 21st August, 1886, and sentenced to 30 days imprisonment for larceny. At Dundee, 11th January, 1888, for attempting to pick pockets, and sentenced to 30 days' imprisonment; and 2nd April, 1888, in name of WILLIAM WOODCOCK for larceny from hand- bag, and sentenced to 5 months' imprison- ment, and a fine of £ 5 5s., or 2 months' in default TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1890. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 5 PROPERTY STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 34,— J Division.— Woodcut engraving and de- scription of watch and pin, stolen 6th ult.— 1st, a 4. A plain thick gold bracelet, with amethysts ( 7 or 8) set in a gold circle, also 2 amethysts on each side of circle. 5. A plain thick gold bracelet with large round amethyst set in circle of gold filigree work, small diamond star on amethyst. 6. A thick gold bracelet with turquoise set in door- key pattern all round. 7. A plain gold bracelet with button. Also a gold brooch, single rose diamond set in star, cut in the gold; 2 round gold solitaires, single rose diamond set in star, cut in the gold; 1 two- guinea piece ; 1 guinea piece, and 1 half ditto. The above reward will be paid by the Rev. Oswald Smith, Thornbury House, Spring Grove, Isleworth Middlesex, to any person giving such information as Supposed convicted elsewhere, and now wanted for other offences. Information to Chief Supt. Galliers, Wellington. SUFFOLK. 29,— Ipswich ( County).— Committed for trial at next Quarter Sessions for stealing £ 12 10s. fbailee) — WALTER WILLIAM HALLS, alias WILLIAM RICHES, a chimney- sweep, age 23, height 5 ft. 1 in., complexion dark, hair dark brown, eyes brown, scar from cut back of head, right temple, and right side of nose. Has been previously convicted for horse- stealing and other offences at Norwich, from where he absconded about 18 months ago and is now wanted there for horse- stealing. Supposed to have been travelling with a circus. Talked a great deal about Birmingham. Photograph may be seen on application. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Fisher, Ipswich. £ 60 REWARD. « eeo 35'— T Division.— Woodcut engravings and de- scription of jewellery stolen about 9 p. m., 19th April, 1890, from Thornbury House, Spring- grove, Isleworth. brilliants and 22 roses, centre unscrews to form a brooch. 3. Two old paste buckles ( large), o/ al shape, one stone deficient. SUSSEX ( EAST). 30.— Lewes ( County).— Committed for trial at ensuing Quarter Sessions, 1st prox., for larceny— WILLIAM CAVLEY, alias NEWMAN, age 22, height 5 ft. 3 or 4 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes hazel, heavily pockmarked; dress, dark jacket and trousers, brown check vest, hard bowler hat, light lace boots. Native of 9, Timberley- place, Jamaica- place, Limehouse. 31.— Lewes ( County).—' Committed for trial at ensuing Quarter Sessions, 1st prox., for stealing a horse and cart— GEORGE HUNTLEY, age 34, height 5 ft. 6J in., complexion fresh, hair, whiskers, and moustache dark brown, eyes grey; dress, dark jacket, white slop under, cord trousers, soft billycock hat, lace boots. Native of Kingmer, Sussex. 32.— Lewes ( County).— Committed for trial at ensuing Quarter Sessions, 1st ' prox., for obtaining rabbits by false pretences- ALFRED POLLARD, age 34, height 6 ft., complexion dark, hair brown, few whiskers and moustache, eyes hazel, chain and crown tattooed left wrist, cross swords back of right hand ; dress, blue serge jacket, moleskin trousers, peak cap, lace boots. A native of Lewes. Information to Supt. Osbon, Lewes. YORKSHIRE ( NORTH RIDING). 33.— Pickering ( County).— Committed for trial at next York Assizes, for setting fire to a moor— JAMES WARD, age 45, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair ( turning grey) dark brown, eyes blue, slight cast right eye; dres3, old brown cloth coat and vest, check tweed trousers, old black cloth cap, lace boots. Native of Preston.— PETER WARD, son of above, age 17, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, eyes blue ; dre3S, old black cloth coat and vest, check tweed trousers, old brown cap, and lace boots. Native of Durham. Both are tramping labourers. Information to Supt. Spence, Pickering. gentleman's gold lever watch, flat glass, chronometer balance, jewelled in 10 holes, escapement on end stones, brequet spring, maker " Norris, Liverpool, No. 343," on works; 2nd, a gentleman's gold pin, head formed with snake coiled round a large pearl, with small pearl in tail, 2 rubies for eyes, safety screw on pin. 1. Amethyst necklet and large pendant ( old). 2. A brilliant half- hoop bracelet, containing 11 large 4 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FBIDAY, APBIL 11. 1890. shall lead to the apprehension and conviction oE the thief or thieves, and the recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. HAMPSHIRE. 36.— Portsmouth ( Borough).— Since 19th ult.— 1 black leather case, containing a brass barometer about 6 in. in diameter ; 1 silver- plated salver about 9 in. in diameter, and standing on 3 legs or claws— crest, a hand holding a dagger over the words " Toutprest" in centre ; 2 silver toast racks with 4 partitions each; 1 silver sugar basin with raised figures outside, gilt lined, Indian manufacture ; 1 silver sugar dredger; 1 brass or gilt carriage clock, glass back and top, white face, about 6 in. high, supposed No. 15961 ; 1 electro- plated soup ladle, lar; e bowl; 1 silver salver 9 or 10 in. in diameter, " C. C. C." in monogram in centre, and en graved on back, " Presented to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collings on the occasion of their marriage, May, 1867." 37.— Portsmouth ( Borough).— Since 28th ult.— 1 electro plated salver, 10 inches in diameter, beaded edge, and standing on 3 spreading feet ( engraved); 1 electro- plated sugar basin with 2 handles ( engraved) ; 1 small electro- plated cruet stand with three bottles stands on 3 legs with ball ends; 1 electro- plated snuffer tray, rose, crown and shamrock pattern, round edge, and a crown in each corner; 1 pair of sugar tongs ( plain), supposed " J. S. P." in monogram ; 2 silver salvers, about 9 inches in diameter, chased edges and standing on 3 feet; 1 silver pint tankard with gilt lining, fluted pattern ; 1 silver sugar basin, gilt inside, fluted pattern ; 1 silver sugar sifter to match ( salvers, tankard, sugar basin, and sugar sifter with crest— a lion couchant); 1 plain silver- plated coffee- pot ( small) with black wood handle; 1 plain silver sugar basin ; 2 plain silver- plated spoons; 1 pair plain silver- plated sugar tongs ; and a brown mixture Scotch tweed over- coat with cape. Information to Chief Constable Cosser, Central Police Station, Portsmouth. LANCASHIRE, 38.— Bury ( County).— 16th ult., by housebreaking — A silver lever watch, No. 591, cream colour dial, miaute hand bent, " John Ormerod, Elton, Bury," engraved inside. 39.— Bury ( County).— 19th ult., by housebreaking, — A steel grey worsted Chesterfield overcoat, single- breasted, cloth- covered buttons, 1 at top missing, 3 pockets outside and 1 inside right breast, part worn; 4 silver saltspoons ( 3 recovered), inlaid with gold, engraved shanks plain at end of handles. Information to Supt. Henderson, Bury. 40.— Old Trafford ( County).— Between 21stand 23rd ult., from the lobby at Erlington Hall, a long dark navy blue overcoat, lined with yellow- and- black corded silk, velvet collar, stitched border, inside pocket right breast ( stamped " Carr and Sons, London"), 1 inside left breast, 1 at each side lined with wash leather, ticket pocket, pair of yellow kid gloves in 1 pocket. Information to Supt Bent, Old Trafford. 41.— PresCOt ( County).— 28th ult. at Roby— 2 mahogany or rosewood boxes, each about 14 in. long( 12 in. wide, and 3 in. deep, one lined with green velvet and the other with blue cloth, cont. ining 1 dozen electro- plated desiert knives and forks, mother- o'- pearl handles and plain blades, and 1 dozen electro- plated fish knives and forks, ivory handles, initials " G. A. C." on blades. Information to Supt. Barker, Prescot 42.— Rawtenstall ( County).— 28th ult., at Raw- tenstall, a 9- carat gold albert guard, long double link pattern- Supposed by A WOMAN, age 30 to 40, height 5 ft. 2 or 3 in, complexion fair, hair dark thin features ; dress, dark bonnet and clothing ( much worn), who called at a shop and asked to be shown some alberts, saying she kept a small shop and wanted the alberts to sell again. She examined a number but left without purchasing, and immediately afterwards the albert was missed. Information to Supt. Higginbotham, Rawtenstall £ 5 REWARD. 43.— Accrington ( Borough).— Between 10th and 11th ult.— 1 gentleman's gold centre second lever watch, " C. H." engraved on back of outer case, No. 3074 ; do. silver centre second lever watch, No. 97490 ; do. silver Elgin lever watch, No. 73148 ; do. silver lever watch, flat glass, No. 9177; do. silver lever watch, No 1683 ; do , do., No. not known; do., do., cracked dial, No. 7173 ; do., gold case, 18ct., No. 11201; lady's gold Geneva watch, No. 17119; do. silver Geneva watch, fancy dial, No. 18017.; do. silver Geneva watch, No. 17617; do., do., No. 54831; do., do., No. 7319 ; do., do , No. 6788; do. silver keyless Geneva watch, No. not known; do. silver Geneva watch, engraved on back of outer case; 6 brass Geneva watches, Nos. not known ; part of a gold albert, with large swivel; long gold guard, secret link, with broken swivel; lady's silver albert, jubilee pittern ; silver cross, very large ; gold brooch, old- fashioned, set with turquoises ; gold brooch, old- fashioned, round shape, red stone in centre ; silver- plated horseshoe brooch— all are second- hand. The above reward will be paid by Mr. Wm. Wilson, jeweller, Accrington, to any person giving such infor- mation as will lead to the apprehension of the thief or thieves, and the recovery of the property, or in pro- portion to the amount recovered. Information to Chief Constable Beattie. LEICESTERSHIRE. 44.— Leicester ( Borough).— Between 13th and 14th ult., from a bedroom in an hotel— 37 £ 5 Bank of England Notes, Nos. 69397 to 69400, and 72901 to 72936, all dated Birmingham, 17th May, 1889. Three out of the number have been paid to the " Sporting Life" Office by the owner, and their numbers cannot be ascertained. Information to Chief Constable Duns, Leicester. NORFOLK. 45— Swaffham ( County).— 13th ult., at Beech- amwell Hall— A lady's gold riDg, set sapphire, with very small diamond at corners, and large diamond on each side, " Jos. 1880" engraved inside, scratch on sapphire. Information to Supt. Munford, Swaflham. SOMERSETSHIRE. 46.— 111 minster ( County).— 24th ult., by HORACE WALFORD ( See Case No. 15, 25th ult.)— 1 lady's gold open face Geneva watch, gold dial, black figures, minute hands, chased back " J. Hansford, Ilminster " on dome; 1 9- carat gold chain, small plain links; 1 gold locket, enamelled snowdrop on back, containing photo of a boy on one side, and hair on the other ; 1 lady's gold ring, set pearls and turquoise, supposed three of each ; 1 small gold horseshoe pin, dark blue stones and pearls; 1 gold albert chain, rather old pattern links, spade guinea attached. Information to Supt. Self, Ilminster. SUSSEX ( EAST). 47.— Lewes ( County).— 9th ult., at Ringmer Races— A half- hunter silver watch, No. 5172, maker " Chaplin and Sons," gold chain, and pencil with chain, bramah key, and charm marked 1886 attached. Information to Supt. Osbon, Lewes. 48— Hastings ( Borough).— 17th ult., at St. Leonards— an English silver gilt lever watch No. 12668, and a lady's old- fashioned gold neck- chain, very thin and worn. £ 30 REWARD. 49— Hastings ( Borough).— 18th ult. at St. Leonards— 1 lady's gold geneva watch No. 115968, maker " Barraud and Lund;" 1 lady's old- fashioned gold English lever watch, gold face and hands, engraved back ; 1 lady's gold and onyx neck- chain, gold key with onyx in centre attached ; 1 diamond and ruby ring, set 3 diamonds and 2 rubies ; 1 diamond brooch composed of 5 diamonds on a pin; and a purse con- taining £ 5— Supposed by A MAN, age 27 or 28, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., complexion, hair ( cut short), full beard, whiskers and moustache ( since shaved off), dark mole on left eyebrow ; dress, black diagonal coat and vest, light trousers and light soft felt hat, wore a green eye- glass, and carried a small black Gladstone bag. The above reward will be paid by Mrs. Hay, 21, Fitzjohn's Avenue, Hampstead, for the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves, and recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount re- covery. Information to Chief Constable Glenister, Hastings. See Latest Information. ANIMALS. ETC., STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT £ 10 REWARD. 50.— B Division— 5th ult., a light brown horse, about 15i hands, rising 5 years, white blaze down face' a set of new brass- mounted harness, " J. W. and Co."' thereon ; a set of small brass- mounted ditto, lion and unicorn on brass plate on bridle ; and a builder's box van, painted stone colour, " J. Weeks and Co., King's- road, Chelsea," painted on side. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London S. W. See Latest Information- PERSONS OR BODIES FOUND. HAMPSHIRE. 51.— Aldershot ( County).— 16th ult., in a field at Ewshott, the body of a man, age about 60, length 5 ft. 6 in., hair ( turning grey) dark, beard and moustache grey, 2 small moles top of left shoulder, 4 sews back of left thigh, and 2 right buttock, little finger right hand deformed at first joint, blind right eye; dress, brown overcoat, tweed jacket and vest, cord trousers, side- spring boots, black hard felt hat. Appearance of a tramp. Information to Supt. Brinson, Aldershot. LANCASHIRE. 52.— Rawtenstall ( County). — In a field at Haslingden at 8 55 p. m., 25th ulto.— A male child wrapped in a piece of twilled calico, appeared to be about 3 or 4 days old. Information to Supt. Higginbotham, Rawtenstall. PROPERTY FOUND IN POSSESSION OF PRISONERS. LANCASHIRE. 53.— Manchester ( City).— In possession of WIL- LIAM WEST ( see Case No. 48, 25th ult.)— A lady's gold lever watch, No. 9561, gold dial; gold guard, with metal sovereign purse; gold pencil- case, with inscription, " In remembrance of Richard Hocking, to A. W. Owen, Esq.," and gold locket with photo of a child, attached; a gold brooch, set with 3 red stones ; 1 gold snake ring, with diamond in head of snake ; 1 gold ring set with bloodstone, has claw at each side of setting; 1 gold horseshoe pin, set with pearls ; 1 pair of gold sleeve links, chased; and a green crocodile leather purse. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Smith, Manchester. YORKSHIRE. 54.— Doncaster ( Borough).— In possession of JOSEPH MITCHELL, alias HOLMES, a well- known Manchester thief.— A pawn- ticket for a gold English chronograph watch No. 45882, pledged at Nottingham on 22nd ult., for £ 7. MITCHELL is a frequenter of race meetings, and the watch is supposed to have been stolen at some recent race meeting. Information to Chief Constable Lister, Doncaster. PROPERTY RECOVERED. 55.— Yorkshire ( E. R.), Tricycle, Case No. 74, 25th ult. Hull ( Borough).— APPREHENSIONS. 56.— City of London.— JAMES DOMINIC NOLAN, Case Mo. 5, 11th October, 1889. 57.— Buckinghamshire, Buckingham County).— GEORGE CRIPPS, Case No. 12, 25th ult. 58.— Essex, Chelmsford ( County).— LUDDICK POOLE, Case No. 96, 24th January last. 59.— Kent, Margate ( Borough).— MAN, Case No. 9, 18th inst., at Manchester for a similar offence. The watch described as left behind, has been identified as proceeds of an hotel larceny at Broadstairs. 60.— Lancashire, Rawtenstall ( County).— Supervisee CHARLES BOOTH, Office No. 29153, Case No. 89, 21st February last. 61.— Lancashire, Liverpool ( City)— License Holder ELIZABETH MOORE, Office No. 31896, Gazette, 4th April last. 62.— Lincolnshire, Sleaford ( County).— JOHN WORTHINGTON, Case No. 24, 7th March last. 63.— Montgomeryshire, Newtown ( County). — WILLIAM MEREDITH, Case No. 26,14th March last. 64.— Somersetshire, Bath (^ orot^ AJ.- MAN, Case No. 30, 25th ult., at Cheltenham. TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1 8 9 0 . T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 5 LATEST INFORMATION. APPREHEN8ION8 80UQHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT 65.— C. 1. Department.— For stealing from inside a bank £ 195 in £ 5 notes, numbered 78501 to 78539, dates 7th November, 1889— THOMAS GEORGE alias WEST, MAY, and WILD, age 60, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion pale, hair, beard, and moustache grey, large scar left side of face; dress, dark clothes and high hat, wears brown gaiters. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. CUMBERLAND. 66.— Penrith ( County).— For stealing horsehair ( recovered)— HENRY HEALEY, age 24 or 25, height about 5 ft. 5 in , complexion pale, hair ( very thin) and moustache dark, pockpitted ; dress, moleskin trousers, greyish jacket or overcoat, dark vest, round hard felt hat, or may be wearing a double peak cap. Was formerly a millworker, but now tramps the country collecting bones and rags. He is accompanied by a woman age about 25, complexion very pale, sharp eatures, hair black ; dress, dark jacket, old black dress, light grey stockings, strong boots, and round hat. They occasionally sleep in common lodging houses, and at other times in barns or stables. Left Penrith on 28th ult. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Fowler, Penrith. LANCASHIRE. 67.— Rawtenstall ( County).— For failing to re- port- Supervisee THOMAS CURLEY, Office No. 35013, age 42, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown ( thin in front), eyes hazel; scars on head, under chin, on both eyebrows, and under left eye, lost part of third right finger. Sentenced at Preston, 9th April, 1884, to 5 years' penal servitude and 7 years' police supervision for demanding money by menaces. K 271. Information to Supt. Higginbotham, Rawtenstall. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 68.— Bradford ( Borough).— For failing to report- Supervisee PATRICK CONNOR, alias JOHN RILEY and JOHN THOMPSON, Office No. 38849, age 32, height 5 ft. 3 in., hair brown, eyes light hazel, burn on back of hand, scars above wrist and on left foot. Sentenced at Wakefield, 10th October, 1882, to 7 years penal servitude and 5 years' police supervision for larceny ( person). Information to the Chief Constable, Bradford. PROPERTY STOLEN. FORFARSHIRE. 69.— Forfar ( Burgh).— 28th ult.— A gentleman's gold lever watch, gold dial and chapters, No. 94716 ; a gold albert chain, open curb pattern, 15c stamped on each link; a lady's gold watch, gold dial, steel chapters, No. 99733 ; and a long gold chain, Garibaldi pattern— Supposed by TWO YOUTHS : 1st, age 18 or 19, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion pale, long face, hair dark, no whiskers or monstache; dress, faded tweed jacket and trousers ( wide at bottom), dark single- peak cap, and boots well worn.— 2nd, age 19 or 20, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., stout build, complexion fresh, round face, hair brown, no whiskers or moustache; dress, dark b rown tweed jacket, dark tweed trousers, single- peak cap, ( nearly similar to that worn by first), boots well worn. Both have the appearance of tramping thieves, and their clothes were all well worn and shabby. They spoke Glasgow dialect. Information to Supt. Stirling, Forfar. LANCASHIRE- 70.— Old Trafford ( County).— 25th ult., atDids- bury— 1 dark melton coat, two pockets behind and one left breast, black- red- and- white lining ; 2 cotton shirts ( one with red stripes, the other red- and- white stripes); 3 silk handkerchiefs ( one white with flowers, one dark red, and one mixed check); 1 small shoulder shawl with red squares, all partly worn— Supposed by A MAN who lodged at the house, age 22, height 5 ft. 10 in, complexion sallow, hair dark drown, eyes blue ; dressed, supposed in stolen coat, light brown trousers which have been lengthened, and black billycock hat. Information to Supt. Bent, Old Trafford. MIDLOTHIAN. 71.— Edinburgh ( City).— 1st inst., from an hotel — 1 large gold stud, square shaped, having large ruby in centre, and smaller diamond stones set round ruby ; 1 pair of gold sleeve links to match stud; 1 pear- shaped scarfpin set with a pearl and small diamonds; 1 gentleman's gold finger ring, set with a red stone and two small diamonds ; 1 solid gold ribbed cigarette case, larger diamond on one side with sun's rays carved out from stone ; 1 long gold bonnet pin having an egg- shaped ball at one end in which is set a shamrock of sapphires and dia- monds— Supposed by a man age about 30, height 5 ft. 7 in., slight build, pale dark complexion, hair dark, moustache ( thin) black, otherwise shaved ; dress, black frock coat, and round felt hat, of gentlemanly appear- ance. Information to Chief Constable Henderson, Criminal Investigation Department, Edinburgh. ANIMALS, ETC., STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 72.— N Division.- 23rd ult., at Walthamstow— A bay horse pony ( a rig), 12 hands, black points, long black mane and tail, star on forehead, off hind fetlock white, shod with leather rings on forefeet, thick set, in good condition ; a set of brass- mounted harness, nearly new, initials " F. C." on blinkers ; and a four- wheel chaise, double seated and panelled, painted chocolate, picked out red, lined blue American cloth, no lamps or cushions. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. 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 C. 0. ( Con- vict Office). In all cases where a warrant has been granted, notification will follow name of Force desiring capture. In tne 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 Chief Constable of the Police District named. . Name, Metropolitan Police Office No., and Force Desiring Capture. age. h'ght. com. hair. eyes. REMARKS. Conviction, Prison Register No and Date Liberated. LICENSE HOLDERS. CHARLES SOUTHGATE, 38145. C. 0. Sentence expired. Warrant issued GEORGE WEBB, alias JOHN MALONE and GEORGE WEST, 37285. C. 0. Sentence expired. Warrant issued GEORGE TANNER, 34329. C. 0. Sentence expired. Warrant issued JANE CARPENTER, 36753- C. 0. Sentence expired. Warrant issued JAMES HOLT, alias JAMES COLE, 38006. C. 0. JOHN MARKS, alias JOHN HOL- LAND, 39034. C. 0. ROBERT TYLER, alias SHIRLEY, SHEELY, or ROBERT STONE, 37183. C. 0. THOMAS HARRIS, 38569. C. 0. WILLIAM GREENWOOD, 35949. C. 0. MINA JURY, 38887. C. 0. JOHN PHILLIPS, alias CHARLES RYAN, 38679. C. 0. EDWARD HOTCHKINT, 36091. C. 0. ( Sentence expired. Warrant issued) JOHN MORRIS, 39234. C. O. JOHN WELLESLEY, alias JOHN WESTON, JOHN MORTON, and JOHN MORRIS, 39236. C ol GEORGE BROWN, alias GEORGE SINCLAIR and GEORGE REY- NOLDS, 37531. C. 0. 27 34 26 56 48 37 41 53 48 53 44 45 52 70 45 5 6 5 3 5 6 5 6 5 7 5 6 4 11 5 7 5 5 5 5 5 8 5 6 5 4 5 9 5 7 fresh dark fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh frssh sallow fresh dark freah dk brn dkbrn fair It brn dkbrn brn ( bald) brn ( thin on top) sandy ( turng grey) fair ( prtly bald) grey brn ( turng grey) dk brn ( bald) dk brn ( thin on tp) grey brn ( bald) blue grey blue grey hazel ( defc- tive) grey grey blue blue hazel grey grey hazel brn grey Blue mark on right forearm, bracelet on right wrist, shield on back of right hand, G. S. L. and other blue marks on left wrist, crown and cross flags on back of left hand, rings on first, second, and third left fingers Fourth right finger fractured, scars on left fore- finger, left leg ulcerated and wasted Lost 2 top teeth, scars above and below left elbow and above left knee Scars on back of neck, slight scar on left upper arm Round- shouldered, scars on head and right cheek 4 blue dots on back of right hand, 2 anchors, J. H., cross flags, and other tattoo marks on right arm and wrist, anchor on left arm, 5 blue dots on back of left hand Blue mark on right forearm, cross on right arm, ring second right finger Scars on head, forehead, bridge of nose, and above left ear, columbine with wreath on right arm Scars on shin, back of leg, elbows, and bridge of nose Lost several teeth, scars on 3eft forearm Scars on bridge of nose, centre of forehead, right foraarm, shin, and knee Hairy chest, scar on head, right hand, and left elbow, moles on ribs, both sides Pockmarked, scars on right of neck, right shin, from ulceration, and left armpit ( abscess) Right 2nd toe amputated, female figure and A. M. P. on left arm anchor on right forearm, moles be- ow shoulder- blades, scars on right arm Middlesex Sessions, 3rd November, 1884, 5 years penal servitude for larceny. K 919. Central Criminal Court, 20th April, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for burglary. Z F L 174. Exeter, 15th April, 1880, 10 years penal ser- vitude for larceny. G 349. Swansea, 2nd April, 1883, 7 years penal ser- vitude for larceny. D J 4. Central Criminal Court, 18th May, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for possessing coun- terfeit coin. L 280. Usk, 19th October, 1881, 10 years penal ser- vitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny. A H 284. Middlesex Sessions, 23rd June, 1884, 6 years penal servitude and 5 years police super- vision for larceny ( person). Licensed 8th March, 1889. Y K 1196. Central Criminal Court, 2nd March, 1885, 6 years penal servitude for uttering. Li- censed 4th November, 1889. T Z L 979. Wakefield, 23rd August, 1880, 10 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for housebreaking. Licensed 23rd August, 1888. G 795. Stafford, 7th April, 1885, 7 years penal servi- tude for larceny. Licensed 14th December 1889. C L 99. Central Criminal Court, 19th May, 1884, 7 years penal servitude for wounding. Li- censed 25th November, 1889. K 443. Derby Assizes, 18th April, 1883, 7 years penal servitude for wounding. Licensed 22nd Sep- tember. 1888. J 350. Middlesex Sessions, 3rd May, 1880, 10 years penal servitude and 5 years police super- vision for larceny. Licensed 22nd March, 1890. W G 817. Surrey Sessions, 3rd March, 1879, 14 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 22nd March, 1890. F 229. Central Criminal Court, 20th April, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for larceny. Li- censed 7th May, 1889. L 266. 6 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FBIDAY, APBIL 11. 1890. Name, Metropolitan Police Office No., and Force Desiring Capture. HENRY HARRIS, 38962. C. 0. CATHERINE O'NEILL, alias MARY JONES, 37560. Fareham ( County) WILLIAM JONES, alias THOMAS JONES and JAMES SMITH, 39093. Swansea ( Borough) JOSEPH SAVILLE, 39171. Sunder- land ( Borough) HENRY WILLIAMS, alias ARTHUR JORDON, CHARLES NICHOLL, and WILLIAM GORDON, 39261 Axhridge ( County) FRANK DENING, 38485. Notting- ham ( Borough) DANIEL SCULLY, alias JOHN BRYANT and DAVID SCULLY, 39001. C. O. JAMES SLATTERY, alias JAMES CONELLY and HENRY SLAT- TERY, 34335. C. O. Sentence expired. Warrant issued SUPERVISEES. FREDERICK BROOME, 31900. C. O. Warrant issued GEORGE FERNDALE, alias GEO. PARKER, 38889. C. O. Warrant issued FERGUS O'CONNOR WILKINSON, 28988. C. O. Warrant issued RICHARD HINTON, alias ROBERT BRANNON, 39277. C. O. Warrant issued FREDERICK GREY, alias FREDE- RICK DREW, 37503. C. O. Warrant issued MARY ANN JONES, alias CALDRON and CARLDON, 20790. C. O. Warrant issued. JOHN GLADDING, alias JEREMIAH CRONIN, 35100. C. O. Warrant issued LAWRENCE, ALMOND, 38936. Ormskirk ( County) EMANUEL WINWOOD, alias HENRY DAVIS, HENRY SELBY, and HENRY MANUEL SMITH, 38793. Great Witley ( County) HENRY JAMES, 38764. Nottingham ( Borough) ARTHUR OLIVER, alias CAMPION, 39177. Nottingham ( Borough) WILLIAM JOHN MACKLIN, alias JOHN WILLIAM MACKLIN, 39149. Salford ( Borough) MARY ROYD, alias JONES, ROWAN, and WILLIAMS, 39154. Manchester ( City) ELIZABETH HIGGINS, alias LOUISA BOSTOCK, 38957. Man- chester ( City) THOMAS LOWE, alias CONNOLLY, 37938. Liverpool ( City) CATHERINE MARKS, 37592. Man- chester ( City) JOHN WILSON, alias HARRISON, SCOTT, and McDONALD, 35236. Manchester ( City) THOMAS CASEY, 38947. Manchester ( City) AGE. JOHN BIRCH, 36882. ( City) Manchester JOHN" HEYWOOD, alias HAMER and THOMPSON, 39221. Man- chester ( City) EDITH WALL WORTH, 39350. Man- chester ( City) MARY CURRIE, alias WATSON, CONNOR, KELLY, MURPHY, CR1TCHLEY, MADDOCKS, and DAVIES, 39155. Manchester ( City) DANIEL SKIDMORE, alias JOHN SMITH, 34039. Burslem ( County) EDWARD SMITH, alias WALSH THOMPSON, and MANCHESTER NED, 39389. Welshpool ( County) JOSEPH CHAPMAN, 36013. Oundle ( County) JOHN WILSON, alias TIMOTHY FLANIGAN, JOHN SMITH, and WM. JOHNSON, 37555. Liverpool ( City) 27 23 26 36 28 40 44 48 30 47 26 28 43 31 54 47 24 23 29 34 25 59 34 31 47 56 20 57 33 41 56 56 HGHT. 5 7 5 2 5 2 5 1 COM. HAIR. sallow dkbrn 40 5 1 5 3 5 6 5 6 5 4 fresh fair dark fair fresh fresh fresh sallow 5 9 fresh 5 7 5 7 5 7 5 2 42 5 3 5 6 5 7 5 5 5 2 5 3 5 2 5 1 5 0 4 8 5 9 5 9 5 4 5 9 5 0 4 10 5 5 5 6 5 9 5 5 sallow fresh fair fresh dark pale fresh fresh fresh brn 3andy ( bald) brn It brn dkbrn dk brn brn EYES. dark blue blue dkbrn ( grey) brn brn brn It brn brn dkbrn brn brn ( turng grey) brn dkbrn brn fresh fresh fresh sallow dark fresh fresh dark pale sallow fresh fair fresh dark blue blue blue brn blue grey It brn blue grey brn grey blue grey grey REMARKS. Lost right arm above elbow, scars on bridge nose and scalp Scar on head, pockmarks on face and body, tes tides ruptured T. B. R M. W. B. on right arm, J. S. T. B. X. on right arm, scars over left eyebrow, on chin, right wrist, and elbow, and upper part of left arm Two blue dots between left thumb and finger, mole on top of left shoulder- blade, boil scar on back of neck Nose inclines to right, blue dot on bridge, powder marks over right eye and on cheek, scrofula marks on back of neck and shoulders, swollen glands on right of neck, blue dots on right forearm, back of right hand, and be- tween each thumb and forefinger Pockmarked, fleshy wart under left shoulder- blade, scars on shins ( from old ulcers), bend of left elbow, left wrist, and back of left thigh. Rings on each finger, anchor and flag on right forearm, 2 blue dots, F. D., anchor, and flag on left forearm, cross on wrist Double ruptured, scars on left of head, left eye- brow, and right of upper lip Conviction, Prison Register, No. and Date Liberated. Middlesex Sessions, 15th February, 1886 5 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 20th January, 1890. M 76. Liverpool Sessions, 3rd March 1884, 7 years penal servitude for larceny ( person) Licensed 27th April, 1889. K 15. Wolverhampton, 5th February, 1886, 5 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 11th February, 1890. M 179. Durham Sessions, 19th October, 1885, 5 years years penal servitude for larceny. Li- censed 24th February, 1890. L 528. Somerset, April 6th, 1886, 5 years penal ser- vitude for horse- stealing. brn brn hazel dk brn brn dark trning grey dk brn brn ( prtly bald) brn ( bald) dkbrn ( trnng grey) sandy black dkbrn It brn ( cily) brn ( prtly bald) grey grey blue brn grey hazel grey brn hazel blue brn Little toes distorted, ruptured, scars on heel and left elbow F. on left forearm, anchor on right forearm, mole on stomach, 2 moles on right cheek V. R., crown, and bracelet on right arm, F. O. W. between left thumb and forefinger,; Small biown mark on right seat, slightly freckled Part anchor and blue mark on left arm, rings on second and third left fingers, scar on outer coiner of right eyebrow Scars on nose and lower lip Chelmsford, 3rd November, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for arson. Central Criminal Court, 3rd April, 1876, 15 years penal servitude and 20 lashes for robbery. C 380. of Surrey Sessions, 6th April, 1880, 10 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 15th December, 1889. X G 120. P. F. on chest, B. F. on upper left arm, P. F. on left forearm, mole between eyebrows Scars on right jaw, centre of back, right hip, right shoulders, and left forearm, mole on front of right shoulder Right side and hand paralysed, E. W., heart, and E. on left arm Scars on right cheek and shin Anchor and Macklin on right arm, male figure, E. C., two busts of sailors drinking, S. W. P., 2 cross flags, heart, and cross, and E. T. M. on left arm, " John Macklin" in left bracelet, star, cross, tree, heart, and anchor on back of left hand, rings on each left fiDger, star and blue marks on back of right hand, ring on right little finger Pockmarked, weak eyes, burn scar on left fore- Scar over left eyebrow Scar in centre of forehead, second right finger- nail injured Lost all top teeth, scar in centre of forehead and on outside corner of right eyebrow 3 blue dots above right wrist, 2 blue marks be- low left elbow, scar on top of head Scar over eyebrows and on right and centre oi belly Ruptured, 5 burn scars on right knee, scar on back of thumb Partly deaf, scars on 2 ad, 3rd, and 4th left fingers ( fractured), forehead, head, knee, and throat, and above collar- bone, from abscess. Scars over left eyebrow, mole outside left upper arm. Scars on forehead and right eyebrow, right ear torn brn ( glides with right) grey ( small and weak) blue grey Anchor on back of left hand, shamrock and two blue marks on right forearm Thick lips, sharp- pointed nose ( inclines to right), small moles on right shoulder, right elbow, and left forearm Wounds on head and legs received in a poaching affray on 5th April, old scars on front and back of leg, and left kneecap Slightly pockmarked, right foot fractured, scars on bridge of nose, back of neck, forehead, and lef G groin Surrey Sessions, 4th December, 1876,10 years penal servitude and 7 years police super- vision for larceny. G 1339. Maidstone, 3rd January, 1889, 12 months im] prisonment and 3 years police supervision for housebreaking. 1577. Wakefield Sessions, 18th October, 1880, 5 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny. G 1011. Middlesex Sessions, 10th July, 1882, 7 years penal servitude and 6 years police super vision for larceny. I 572. Middlesex Sessions, 13th April, 1885, 5 years penal servitude and 2 years police super- vision for larceny. L 214. Middlesex Sessions, 6th May, 1878, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervi- sion for larceny. E 72. Middlesex Sessions, 8th August, 1881,6 years penal servitude and 5 years police super- vision for larceny. AH 1314. Preston, 2nd January, 1889, 12 months im- prisonment and 4 years supervision for larceny. 3! r9. Worcester, 12th December, 1874, 15 years penal servitude and 7 years police super- vision for burglary. Nottingham Assizes, 29th November, 1888, 12 months imprisonment and 2 years supervision for larceny. Nottingham Sessions, 23rd February, 1889, 12 months imprisonment and 2 years supervision for larceny. Preston, 13th February, 1889, 12 months imprisonment and 2 years supervision for larceny ( person). Manchester Sessions, 24th June, 1889, 8 months imprisonment and 2 years police supervision for larceny. Salford, 7th January, 1889, 12 months im- prisonment and 3 years police supervision for larceny. 4525. Salford, 9th April, 1888, 15 months impri- sonment and 3 years police supervision for larceny. Manchester Sessions, 11th October, 1888, 7 months imprisonment and 3 years police supervision for larceny. Manchester Sessions, 23rd June, 1879, 9 months imprisonment and 7 years police supervision for larceny, f Salford Sessions, 7th January, 1889, 12 months imprisonment and 2 years police supervision for larceny. Manchester Sessions, 12th October, 1887, 15 months imprisonment and 3 years police supervision for fraud Salford Sessions, 20th October, 1879, 10 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny Manchester Sessions, 1st August, 1889, 8 months imprisonment and 2 years police supervision for larceny. Manchester Sessions, 23rd November, 1888, 15 months imprisonment and 3 years police supervision for larceny. Salford Sessions, 12th April, 1886, 18 months imprisonment and 3 years police super vision for larceny. Bala, 9th April, 1889, 12 months imprison' ment and 12 months police supervision for warehousebreaking. Y 150. Northamptonshire Sessions, 4th April, 1883, 7 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for warehousebreaking. Wakefield Sessions, 12th February, 1877,10 years penal servitude and 5 years poliee supervision for larceny. P S! D 24. TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1890. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 5 homing pigeons' protection society. £ 1 REWARD. • J^ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above reward will be paid to any person giving such information as shall lead to the conviction of any person who has feloniously shot, injured, or stolen any homing pigeons, the property of mem- bers of this Society.— Application to be made to the Hon. Sec., Mr. William Taylor, Phoenix- street Mill, Oldham. <£ 15 RE WARD. J^ OST, between Hawthorn- hill and Maidenhead Station, or between Maidenhead Station and Paddington Station, or between Paddington Station and Bryanston- street, between 5 and 8 o'clock on Thursday evening, April 17th, a DIAMOND BROOCH, in the shape of a horseshoe, and having a row of small diamonds on the inside circle, and a row of larger ones on the outer one. Whoever will take or send the same to Henry Withers, 43, Bryanston- street, Portman- square, shall receive the above reward. NOW READY. THE HASTINGS POLKA, BY HARRY BEWSHER, Splendidly Illustrated, Price Is. 4d. ( Post free). RUPTURE ( HERNIA.) All sufferers from this dangerous complaint should know that they need no longer torture themselves; bv wearing useless trusses. Mr. 1. IS. JlAp*. Nl! i » » NEW APPLIANCES are mad © to suit every form of Rupture, and axe positively guaranteed to give immediate relief. An experienced and skilful Surgeon attends daily, and examines patients, free of charge, at the ELECTROPATHIC AND ZANDER INSTITUTf, of the MEDICAL BATTER* Co., Ltd., 52, OXFORD ST, LONDON, W. ( Corner of Ra thbone Place,) THE POLKA OF THE SEASON. " A very tuneful and inspiriting dance."— Lady Pictorial. " A tuneful production."— People. " A charming polka."— Weelcly News. " Presents superior claims on public notice."— Sporting Life. " A well accentuated and merry dance.— St. James' Gazette. " The tune is bright and catchy, and the time well marked."— Pelic an. " Bright, lively, and tuneful."— Dramatic Review. " Well adapted to the requirements of the light fantastic."— London. " Truly tuneful, bright, and original."— Sun. " A very well- arranged, tuneful, and really good polka this undoubtedly is."— Texas Siftings. " Just the kind of melody that pleases the ear as well as tempts the nimble feet of a good dancer.— Era. " Promises to become one of the popular polkas of the season."— Financial Critic. " Smart and original.'— Weekly Chronicle. " Both charming and original."— Norwich Argus. " Sure to find a very prominent place in most of the programmes for the coming dancing season."— Norfolk Standard. " New, lively, and tuneful."— Society Times. Danced at all the Fashionable Assemblies, and should be played at all Concerts, etc L <£ 10 REWARD. OST, on April 30th, between Criterion and Bond- street, a DIAMOND RING, one stone slightly off colour.— Whoever will take same to Willing's Advertising Offices, 125, Strand, shall receive the above reward. REWARD. J^ OST, on 25th April, between Prince's- gardens and Halkin- street, a Lady's GOLD HUNTING WATCH, burnished case, monogram " I. G. C.," baron's coronet, short Gold Chain with two silver charms. — Apply 48, Prince's- gardens. NOTICE. W. WALKER AND SONS, oABINET MANUFACTURERS and EXPORTERS DECORATORS AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHERS. Finest Stock in London to Select from. To be had of all Music- sellers or direct from the Publishers ( upon receipt of Postal Order) E* GEORGE & CO., 3A, TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD, W. NORRIS TESTIMONIAL The resignation is announced of Mr. John Norris, Chief Constable of Coventry, a veteran and able officer, whose name is a household word amongst policemen everywhere. Mr. Norris has been in bad health since June of last year, the consequence of which, and his advanced age, has induced him to sever a connection that has existed for half a century. Mr. Norris joined the Service in 1842 at Bath, and was appointed Chief Constable of Coventry in 1862. While at Coventry his reputation has been enhanced by his constant efforts to further the good of the Ser- vice in every possible way. He has worked assidu- ously, though unfortunately without avail up to the present time, to secure such an amendment of the Police Superannuation Act as should destroy its optional character, and make it a legislative enactment that, on retirement at the end of the proper term of service an officer shall receive a pension at the rate of two- thirds of his pay. His eflorts to establish a Police Orphanage will be well within the memory of those associated with him in that important movement, and his services in the way of securing " rational dress " for the Police, and of promoting amongst them mutual assurance on the highest and broadest principles, are well known. The offices he has held have included those of Trea- surer of the Police Superannuation Committee, Vice- President of the Police Mutual Assurance Association, Chairman of the Borough Police Association, etc. Mr. Norris's work on behalf of the Service has been energetic and never- ending; his watchfulness in its interest has been keen and vigilant j there has scarcely ever been an important departure taken in police work in which his advice has not been first sought. His perfect knowledge and ripe experience made his counsel of the utmost value, and he was never chary about giving it when the welfare of the Service was affected. Would it not be graceful if the Police were now to pay him some compliment, in the shape of a testi- monial to be subscribed by the members of the different forces in the United Kingdom 1 Subscriptions to be forwarded to Charles Stretten, Esq., C. C. of Cambridgeshire, Cambridge, who will acknowledge the same in the " Police Chronicle." Secretary, R M. Prescott, Esq., Town Hall, Nelson, Lancashire ( author of the " Constable's Digest"). All Goods Manufactured on the pre- mises are stamped with the name of the Firm. Our new Catalogue " Leaflets of Furni- ture " post free. 119, BUNHILL- ROW, E. C. Near Moorgate- street, Liverpool- street, and Broad street Railway Stations. Established 40 years. THE ONLY WATCH! THE ONLY WATCH! The wonderful timekeepers supplied by H. Samuel are KNOWN TO ALL THE WORLD, and are undoubtedly THE BEST AND ONLY WATCHES for the Police Force, to whom they are supplied in large numbers. Superintendents, Inspectors, Sergeants, and Constables all join in pronouncing H. Samuel's Watches to be THE MOST ACCURATE WATCHES, THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL WATCHES, THE MOST COMPACT WATCHES, and ABSOLUTELY THE CHEAPEST WATCHES EVER PRODUCED. H. Samuel's Watches are specially constructed with a view of combining the greatest possible strength and durability with the most extreme accuracy. That H. Samuel has been able to accomplish this result in the highest degree is proved by the THOUSANDS of Testimonials received from wearers in ALL CLASSES OF SOCIETY, all written in terms of UN- BOUNDED PRAISE of watches that have been WORN FOR YEARS under the most trying conditions, and which still give every satisfaction. Pol ice Officers, who are so largely dependent upon time in the execution of their duty, find H. Samuel's Watches to be admirably adapted for their requirements, whilst the prices are from 30 to 40 PER CENT. LOWER than would have to be paid elsewhere. H. Samuel's Celebrated English Levec\ Watch, strong, durable, and compact, with. fme jewelled movement, fitted with dust and dainp- tight cap, and timed to closest accuracy. In solid English Silver Cases, hall marked through- out. An elegant and useful watch, worth £ 6 5s. H. Samuel's specially- made Constabalary\ H. Samuel's Watch, strong, jewelled English Lever, move- ment covered and protected by damp and dust- tight cap, fitted in stout English Silver Hunting . Case, hall- marked throughout. A convenient £ 3 and accurate timekeeper of extra strength, manufactured expressly for the Police Force. Worth £ 6 6s H. Samuel's famous Silver " Acme" Watch,, a marvellous production. Three- quarter plate H. Samuel' extra jewelled movement of highest finish, in Price solid sterling Silver Cases. Timed to extra- ordinary accuracy. Though supplied at a low r P-| E price, this watch is undoubtedly in the front ® I 3 rank of modern timekeepers. Lady's size sup- • yyoj. jjj £ o plied at same price in richly- engraved cases./ 8' EVERY WATCH WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS AND SUPPLIED WITH A WEEK'S FREE TRIAL MONEY RETURNED IF DISSATISFIED. Complete Descriptions and Illustrations of the foregoing, and of all H. Samuel's marvellous productions, will be found in H. Samuel's large descriptive Catalogue, which contains upwards of 1,000 beautiful Engravings of H. Samuel's Watches, Gold and Silver Jewellery, Clocks Electro- Plate, etc., as well as hundreds of astounding Testimonials from all parts of the world. This elaborate publication will be sent to the address of any reader of this paper Gratis on application and Post Free. H. Samuel'i Price, £ 2 12 6 Price, H. SAMUEL, Lever Watch Manufacturer, 97, 99, & 101, Market Street, Manchester. Sole Agent for Advertisements, JAMES WILLING, 125, STRAND, LONDON, To whom all communications respecting Advertisements must be addressed. THE POLICE GAZETTE. FBiDAY, APRIL 2, 1890. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN ALL LONDON, PROVINCIAL, and FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS, RAILWAY TIMETABLES, THEATRE PROGRAMMES, MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, & c. Exceptional Terms for a Series. CONTRACTORS FOR THE SPECIAL CORNER POSITIONS on PAGES 2, 3 & 6 of " THE GLOBE," The SPECIAL CORNERS of the " EVENING STANDARD," And the SPECIAL CORNERS on FRONTPAGE of the " PEOPLE." Sole Agents for all Advertisements in the " Official Government Police Gazette." W I L L I N G'S, 125, STRAND, LONDON, W C. Telegraph Address " Willing's, London." Telephone No. 2,773. SPECIAL NOTICE.— Blocks for Advertisements cut and Hand- bills printed in a few hours, at the lowest possible prices. HIGH - CLASS TOBACCOS, ALL SMOKERS SHOULD TRY X A X> " W ' m UNR1YALLED MYRTLE GROVE DELICIOUS COOL SMOKING- OF ALL LEADING TOBACCONISTS, IN 2- OUNCE AND 4- OUNCE PACKETS. LONDON: ESTABLISHED 130 YEARS. THE SECURITY COMPANY, LIMITED. Chief Offices and Safe Deposit: SECURITY HOUSE, 63, ST. JAMES' STREET, LONDON, S. W. City Branch : 17, GRACECHURCH STREET, LONDON, E. C. CAPITAL £ 250,000. Chairman— C. E. HOWARD VINCENT, Esq., C. B., M. P. ( formerly Director of Criminal Investigations, Metropolitan Police). Deputt- Chaibman— Sir GEORGE HAYTER CHUBB ( Chairman of Chubb and Son's Look and Safe Company, Limited). ' d © Sh 03 a M M i— l < D < D iieaHKj t—> CD W P CD £ o Pi POLICE RECOMMENDATION TO HOUSEHOLDERS APPRECIATED. AGENTS WANTED ( WITS POLICE EXPERIENCE PREFERRED). WRITE OR SEND FOR PROSPECTUS. General Manager: C. WILLIAMSON MILNE. NOW READY. ( SEVENTEENTH YEAR.) MAY'S BRITISH AND IRISH PRESS GUIDE, 1890. Price Is. A CONCISE ANO COMPREHENSIVE INDEX TO THE PRESS OF THE UNITED KIIGDOI, Containing all the Daily, Weekly, and other Newspapers, Magazines, Reviews, and Periodicals, Annuals, Guides, Direc- tories, Almanacs, & c., & c., with full particulars of their time and place of publication, price, general and special features, & c. 162, PICCADILLY, LONDON, W. The Watch, as in engraving, is a bona fide Silver English Lever Watch, made expressly for hard wear and correct time- keep- ing. It has an Enamel Dial, Seconds Hand, Five Jewels, Chronometer Balance, Superior Finish, Crystal Glass, Engine- turned and Hall- marked Oases. WARRANTED FOR 6 TEARS. PRICE £ 3 10s. " The Registered Official Time- Keeper" Watch at £ 5 10s. is thr finest Full Plata Silver English Lever Wafcck ever manufactured, made expressly for Railway and Police Services, and constructed for rongh orage and sudden changes of the weather. Being " Registered," cannot be made by any other manufacturer. Detailed Frio* Lists of Watches, Chains, & c., All goods sent free and safe, without any risk to the Purchaser. SPECIAL DEPARTMENT.— Watches and Jewellery of every description repaired and done up as new by most experienced workmen, Thousands of Norris's Watches are now being worn by Police and Railway Officials, and references may be made no most of the Chief Officers of the United Kingdom. N. B.— It U not generally known that Coventry Is the Largest Watch Manufacturing District in [ he United Kingdom, supplying the London Trade and Foreign Markets with Thousands of Watches annually, there being employed in this Trade upwards of 6,000 persons, enabling Coventry to make Watches on the most ap- proved, best, and newest principles, at the lowest poi sible cost. together with Testimonials as to excellence of workmanship, sent, Post Free, on application to • J"- ( SON OF THE HEAD CONSTABLE), tf ATCH MANUFACTURER & JEWELLER 41 HERTFORD WORKS 33 " COVENTRY. LONDON : P HINTED FOE HEB MAJESTY' 3 STATIONERY OFFICE BT XODD AND 00., LOOTED, DOOTOBs' COMMONS, E. O.