T H E GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1891. VOL. VIII., No. 812. .1. All announcements for insertion in the. POLICE GAZETTE, and alt communications upon them Should be addressed to THIS EDITOU OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, NEW SCOTLAND YAED. LONDON, S. W. 2. - f'art iculars concerning persons whose apprehension is sought will be inserted in one issue of the 1' OLICE GAZETTE, if they are sufficient to enable action to be taken upon them b)/ another force. 3. Particulars as to stolen property will be likewise inserted in one issue, if sufficient to enable the article in question to be thereby identified. 4. In all cases where a reward is offered the name and address of some person responsible for the payment must be given, and the exact conditions be clear!,/ state,! REGULATIONS. of engraving on wood. C. Every announcement, if for the apprehension of a person, must be guaranteed by the signature of an officer of not less rank titan Superintendent; and, if the name of such person be required to be inserted, and no warrant is inforce 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. i. » 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 whicn may result from such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded so as to be received not later than noonon Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Saturday morning. They must be clearly written on one tide of the paper only, be in the usual form, and accompanied by a covering letter. 12. All payments must be in advance, either at the office, New Scotland Yard, by cheque, crossed " Drummond Sf 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 at advertisements. R. ANDEBSOU, 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. id) Property Stolen. ( 1). Metropolitan Police District. ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. 2.— Any additional copies of the GAZETTE beyond the number at present supplied will be forwarded on application in the form set forth in circular of the 7th of November, 1883. 3.— It is particularly requested that any com- plaints as to the non- delivery or of irregularity in the date of delivery of the POLICE GAZETTE, may be at once notified to the Editor. NOTICE. " Scotland Yard, London," has been regis tered at the General Post Office as the abbreviated address for telegrams for the Assistant Commissioner of Metropolitan Police, Criminal Investigation Department, whose offices are now at New Scotland Yard, London, S. W., instead of 21, Whitehall Place. The following is a copy of the order which governs the circulation, by the Metropolitan Police, of advertisements, or reward bills, for the discovery of property or the detec- tion of crime. The Editor inserts it, in hope of preventing delays which sometimes occur in publishing such notices, on account of their not being in accordance with the regu- lations in force in the Metropolis :— 1. Printed hand- bills, or other advertisements, offering a reward for the discovery of property or the detection of crime, whether printed and issued by the Metropolitan Police, or distributed and exhibited, with the sanction of the Commissioners, on the application of private persons, or of the Police of any County or Borough, must be clearly expressed in relation to the following points— ( à) The amount of the reward. ( á) The conditions on which it is payable. ( c) The person by whom it will be paid. ( d) That the name and address of the printer appear thereon. 2. No expression must be used in such an advertise ment, in relation to property stolen, or criminally taken or disposed of, holding out any expectation that the reward will be paid on its return without the offender being brought to trial, or without enquiry. NOTE.— There are 177 Stations of the Metropolitan Police Force at which Notices can be posted. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 1— C. I. Department.— For obtaining goods by means of fictitious cheques on Messrs. Wakefield, Crewdson & Co.' s Bank, Lancaster, and Messrs. Ashby's Bank, Staines — HENRY CHARLES OAKSHOTT, alias WEBBER, WYLDE, WHY- MAN, HARRIS, and CLARK, age 22, height 5 ft. 7 in., slender build, complexion, hair, and small moustache dark, thin features, sunken cheeks ; dress, black diagonal coat and vest, grey trousers, black felt hat, generally wears a small gold scarf- pin ; of gentlemanly appearance. A native of Falmouth, Cornwall. Warrant issued. 2.— P Division.— For stealing jewellery which was entrusted to him to repair, at Forest Hill, 15th August last— WILLIAM ROBERTS, age 46, height 5 ft. 11 in., complexion swarthy, hair turning grey, beard and moustache ( very long and full) dark, eyes grey; dress, light dust overcoat, black vest, dark trousers, brown hard felt hat. A native of Chilbolton, near Winchester. Warrant issued. 3.— x Division- — For obtaining £ 4 by means of a false cheque— CHARLES BENJAMIN RAD- CL1FFE, alias CHARLES BENJAMIN, age 27 ( looks younger), height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion dark, hair black, eyes grey, no whiskers or moustache, of Jewish appearance; dress, black frock coat and vest, dark stripe trousers, patent leather boots, high hat, or grey jacket suit and black hard felt hat. A native of London. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. ANGLESEY. 4.— Holyhead ( County). — For stealing a Chesterfield overcoat, felt hat, silk umbrella, bank cheque- book on the National Provincial Bank of England, a box of cigars, and 7s. or 8s. in money— FRANCIS MAXWELL LIVINGSTONE, age about 36, height 5 ft. 7 to 9 in., complexion sallow, hair ( thin in front) dark brown, eyes ( rather large) dark, 1 upper tooth missing, very talkative, fond of smoking cigars, and, in conversation, referring to Livingstone's works ; dress, brown plaid suit ( jacket round and short), blue serge cap or felt hat, and may be wearing the stolen overcoat ( a greenish brown Chesterfield). Answers the description of the man wanted going under the name of Lieut. Brooks. Has a lady's tricycle with him. Warrant issued. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Davis, Holyhead. BERKSHIRE. 5.— Maidenhead ( Borough). — For embezzle- ment— WILLIAM FARMER, age 21, height 5 ft. G or 7 in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, moustache ( slight) light, eyes blue, square shoulders, walks quickly; dress, brown jacket, striped trousers ( worn at bottoms), canvas boots, light cap with peak. A native of Brentford, Middlesex. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Taylor, Maidenhead. CARNARVONSHIRE. 6.— Conway ( County).— Woodcut portrait and description of WILLIAM HENRY DAYIES, whose apprehension is sought for embezzlement, age 32 to 35, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fresh, hair ( short and slightly turning grey) brown, moustache sandy, full face, tip of nose slightly flattened and turnedonone side, ring tattooed on finger of left hand, also Indian ink marks on left hand and arm, walks with a short step ; is addicted to drink and fond of gay company, and appears anxious to make himself agreeable; slightly dissipated appearance. A solici- tor's clerk, native of Rhyl, but knows London well, where he has been living for years. May endeavour to emigrate or go over to France. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Williams, Conway. CHESHIRE. 7. — Middlewich ( County). — For obtaining £ 12 5s., the" monies of the Ancient Order of Shepherds, by false pretences— SAMUEL COT- TERILL, age about 25, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., complexion very sallow, hair and eyes black, two front teeth in upper jaw very prominent, turns right foot] outwards, very round- shouldered, and 2 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1891. walks with a swinging gait; dress, dark cloth coat, corduroy trousers, lace boots, and cap with flat top. Warrant issued. 8.— Middlewich ( County).— For stealing, at Sandbaoh, 1 pair black cloth trousers, 1 black cloth vest, and 1 yellow and black plaid n( ster with cape —" TOM," ago about 40, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., complexion pale, hair ( cut short) brown, clean Slaved, long features, two teeth deficient front of upper jaw; dress, bine pilot jacket, blue linen ja ket, grey vest, dark cloth trousers, side- spring boots, 1 ard felt hat. Information to Supt. Plant, Middlewich. DERBYSHIRE. 9.— Chesterfield ( County).— For stealing, as bailee, the sum of £ 60 10s.. at Whittington Moor, on 23rd ult.— GEORGE TURNER, age' 29, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., complexion sallow, hair, side whiskers, and moustache dark brown, walks a little lame, scar back of right hand. A grocer's carter; supposed native of Windsor. Has been employed in a similar capacity in Sheffield. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hollingworth, Chesterfield. DURHAM. 10.— Castle Eden ( County).— For stealing £ 1, 5th inst., at Castle Eden Colliery — THOMAS ROBERTS, a tramping labourer, age about 24, height about 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, moustache dark, whiskers and beard about a week's growth, woman tattooed right arm, star, part of man, and sword left; dress, brown coat and vest, dark trousers, round cap. without peak, blucher boots, light stripe shirt, sleeves cut short, all old and worn. A Welshman. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Webster, Castle Eden. .•••• nbfnr/ • ESSEX. F 11.— Southend ( County).— For stealing, 29th ult., a dark bay horse pony, aged, about 14 hands, short tail, black points, one fore- fetlock slightly over, small star on forehead, in fair condition; a set of black leather harness, brass mounted ( no breeching strap) ; a village cart, wheels and shafts painted red picked out black, plain varnished body; and a brown rug with red stripes — a man, who gave the name of W. TERRY, age about 35, height 5 ft. 6 in., com- plexion dark, hair brown, moustache dark brown; dress, dark cloth suit, black overcoat, black hard felt hat; wore two gold rings, a silver watch, and gold albert chain. Was accompanied by a woman. Stated he was a traveller for a firm in the North of England, in the agricultural implement trade. He has in his possession a quantity of blank order cards. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hawtree, Southend. FLINTSHIRE. 12— Connahs Quay ( County).— For stealing from his lodgings, a black worsted morning coat, pockets behind, and a new pair of low ankle shoes, kid tops, size 8- THOMAS BANISTER, age 54, height 5 ft. 4j in., complexion ruddy, hair light brown, eyes blue, scar left side of head, right cheek, back of neck, and forearm, blue scar right knee, m « ! e on thigh, scar side of back ; dress, dark coat and vist ( much worn), light brown trousers, and light brown feit hat. A native of Lytham. He is a snip's carpenter, and goes about seeking work, and, whm he is successful, asks for and generally succeeds in obtaining a small sum of money prior to com- mencing work next morning, but he never puts in mi uppearance, and decamps from his lodgings » t< aliDg anything he can lay his hands on. Has been previously convicted at Preston, Kirkdale, rvon, and Liverpool County. Warrant issued. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Bolton, Mold, or to Inspector Minshull, Connahs Quay. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 13.— Chelthenham ( Couatiy).— For obtaining a cheque for £ 13 JLOs. by false- pretences ( long li'i- mj — JAMES SPIERS, alias JAMES S: SEXTON, age 45, height 5 ft. 7£ in., complexion t'- i sh, hair dark brown, eyes ( piercing) brown, mole It » > ic'ds. t and rt shoulder, boil mark both sides of i. ie':, scar corncr of left eye; dress, dark brown cloth suit, black bowler hat. A Scotchman, last address— 122, Newcastle- street, Manchester. In answer to an advertisement, ho stated he had a safe for sale. Has been convicted at Manchester, and Newcastle- on- Tyne. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. McRae, Cheltenham. • — KENT. 14.— Sevenoaks ( County).— License Holder JOHN HENRY FREMANTLE WILLIAMS, Office No. 40687, Case 19, 23rd January last. Warrant withdrawn. LANCASHIRE. 15.— Old Trafford ( County).— For stealing, 27th ult., at Mossside, £ 11 10s.— A MAN, age 22, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion sallow ( looks ill, is consumptive), hair and slight moustache dark; dress, black worsted jacket and vest, dark mixture trousers, faded stripe tie, no collar, black hard hat, lace boots. A shoemaker; native of Manchester. Information to Supt. Bent, Old Trafi'ord. 16.— Accrington ( Borough).— For obtaining money by false pretences, 26th ult.— a man, who gave the name of GEORGE WEBB, age about 23, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., rather slight build, com- plexion fair, hair light brown, slight moustache, cross- eyed; dress, light tweed jacket and vest, brown stripe trousers, light cap, Wellington boots, which fasten at top with hooks. He took lodgings at Accrington a few weeks ago, and stated that he was a clown at Mr. Transiield's Royal Circus, Accrington. He visited several shops, stating that he had been instructed to obtain advertisements for the pro- gramme, and charged 5s. each. It is supposed that he has been a tram conductor at Morecambe, and is known in sevej- al towns as " Charlie," and has lived in London, Parliament- street, Nottingham, Bradford, Sheffield, Glasgow, Edinburgh, & c., and worked for Sanger's circus, and is sometimes employed to paint scenery, & c. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Beattie, Accrington. bledon, on or about 24th August last— Age 24, height about 5 ft. 9 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, smart appearance, and of good address. A groom; native of Brampton, Northampton. Has been in service at Holdenby, Northampton; Badby House, Daventry; Rugby; in Devonshire Mews, Portland- square, London, and accompanied the horses from there to the Isle of Wight. Has also lived in other places iu and about London, where he is supposed to have gone. He left Hambledon on 2nd ult., riding a safety bicycle ; usually dresses in bicycle suit. The above reward will be paid by the Chief Constable of Rutland, for the apprehension and conviction of Manning, and recovery of the money, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Keep, Oakham. MONMOUTHSHIRE. 17.— Newport ( Borough).— For stealing, 29th ult., a lady's silver geneva watch, No. 31703 ; a round silver brooch with green stones ; an umbrella, & c.— JANE OLSON, age 30, medium height, rather stout build, complexion fair, hair light, full features, hairy face; dress, brown skirt, red jacket with narrow band round waist, fur boa round neck. Recently discharged from Usk prison, after 3 months imprisonment for larceny. 18.— Newport ( Borough).— For embezzling £ 15 — WALTER L. MORRIS, age 50, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., slight build, complexion fair, hair, whiskers, and moustache light sandy, respectably dressed. May endeavour to leave the country. Warrant issued. Information to Head Constable Sinclair, Newport. RUTLAND. £ 5 REWARD. 19.— Oakham ( County).— Woodcut portrait and description of WILLIAM MANNING, whose appre- SOMERSETSHIRE. 20.— Flax Bourton ( County).— For obtaining, bv false pretences, 21st ult., a red roan mare, 5 years, 15 hands, thick- set, long neck, hog mane, short tail cut square, white star on forehead, off hind- leg white, black patch, about the size of a man's hand, on back ( near- side)— JOHN JONES, alias WM. NEWTON, a low horse- dealer, of Bristol, age about 32, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fair, hair light brown, long sandy moustache, full face; when last seen was dressed in dark clothes, dark overcoat, and black bowler hat. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Drewett, Flax Bourtou. SUSSEX ( EAST). 21.— Haywards Heath ( County).— For failing to report and stealing by housebreaking, 2 doz. knives ( 1 doz. large and 1 doz. small), square white handles with silver bands ( hall - marked), not recovered— License holder FREDK. GEORGE BARTON, alias VICTOR VERNON SYDENHAM, Lieut. F. G. BARTON, V. C., R. E., and the Hon. J. T. G. BARTON, Office No. 38709, age 31, height 5 ft. 6J in., complexion sallow, hair brown, eyes grey, mole ou right cheek, scar right eyebrow ; dress, dark coat and vest, btriped trousers, blue melton overcoat, button boots, black felt hat. Has resided at West Brighton since May last. Sentenced at Maidstone, 31st October, 1881, to 10 years penal servitude, and 7 years police supervision, for bur- glary. Licensed 29th November, 1889, C II 792. Information to Supt. Denman, Haywards Heath, Sussex. hension is sought for receiving £ 172 gold, well knowing the same to have been stolen, at Ham- WORCESTERSHIRE. 22.— Upton ( County).— For embezzlement, at Upton- on- Severn — FREDERICK II. COLLINS, age about 35, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fresh, hair ( very curly) dark brown, and full round head, eyes brown, side whiskers and moustache dark brown, is a bad walker, as if he suffered from tender feet; dress, brown cloth coat and vest, grey striped trousers, white turn- down collar, blue tie, lace boots, black hard felt hat, with square top. He is a draper's assistant, and was employed in travelling round country villages with drapery goods. It is supposed he has been employed by a William Curtis, a draper, at Bristol, who buys up bankrupt stock. May be found engaged in that kind of work. His wife and children were residing at 12, British Lion- yard, Digbcth, Birmingham. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Drcry, Upton- on- Severn. PERSONS IN CUSTODY. BERKSHIRE. 23.— Wantage ( County).— Remanded till 14th inst., on suspicion of stealing a light cord jacket, which has been altered to make it fit, with brown buttons ( two deficient), in pocket a small broken penknife — THOMAS SMITH, a tramp, age 24, height 5 ft 3 in., complexion fresh, hair ( thick) dark brown, eyes brown, red nose, scarred; dress, pepper and salt mixture coat, white jacket, cord trousers, lace boots, felt hat— all old and dirty. Talks in a rambling manner, and states he has been in Maid- stone, Reading, Oxford, Warwick, Liverpool, Wands- worth, and most of the gaols in England. Information to Supt. Robotham, Wantage. 24.— Maidenhead ( Borough).— Remanded till 12th inst., for stealing jewellery to the value of £ 40 from a dwelling house.— HENRY BRIDGE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1891. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 3 MAN DTJCKER, age 23, height 5 ft. in., com- plexion fresh, hair ( nearly bald on top) brown, small brown moustache, eyes hazel, small dark mole under right ear, scar back of neck, of good address; dress, speckled suit, brown leather boots and black hard felt hat. Is well known at the Angel Hotel, Henley- on- Thames, and at the Clarendon Hotel, Brighton. A clerk ; native of Fulham. Information to Supt. Taylor, Maidenhead. CHESHIRE. 25.— Chester ( City).— Committed for trial at next Chester Assizes for passing bogus cheques to hotel keepers— FRANCIS JOHN SMYTHE, age 67 ( looks about 60), height 5 ft. 9\ in., complexion fresh, hair and beard grey, ruptured left side. A doctor of medicine; native of Norfolk. He has represented himself as Francis John Smythe, M. D., Cantab., Sir G. Webster, Bart., Sir Arthur Elton, Bart., Sir Chas. Smythe, Bart., Sir William Scott, Bart., Sir William Parker, Bart., Sir Charles Palmer, Bart., Sir William Price, Bart., Col. Hector Mackenzie, Mr. A. Howard, Mr. Arthur Wilson, & c. Had in his possession a list of estates for sale, and certain memoranda from which it would appear that he contemplated forming a company. It maybe that hehas been a promoterof companies. Information to the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Chester. CUMBERLAND. 26.— Whitehaven ( County).— Committed for trial at the next County Assizes, for attempted murder— a negro sailor, named PRINCE LORD THOMPSON, ago 20, height 5 ft. 7 in, flat nose, thick lips, woolly hair. A native of Texas. Sup- posed to have been convicted elsewhere. Information to Supt. Thornburrow, Whitehaven. 30. — Seven oaks ( County). — Committed for trial for housebreaking — HENRY KEATING, £ ge 34, height 5 ft. 5 in., hair and heavy moustache dark brown, high cheek- bones; dress, dark suit, hard black hat, thin side - spring boots. An American, and has travelled with Col. Cody. Sup- posed to have been in England about 6 years, and for the last 15 months resided at 61, Jocelyn- street, Commercial- roid, Peckham. Information to Supt. Waghorn, Sevenoaks. 31.— Folkestone ( Borough).— Committed for trial at next Quarter Sessions, L2th inst, for assault and robbery— ROBERT THORPE, age 21, height 5 ft. in, complexion fair, hair and slight moustache light, eyes grey, dots tattooed left arm.— THOMAS MOORE, age 21, height 5 ft. 8i in, complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes hazel, scar bridge of nose, rose tattooed left arm— GEORGE JACKSON, age 22, height 5 ft. 6 in, complexion fresh,, hair dark brown, eyes hazel, scar back of right ear, faint J tattooed left wrist; all belong to the Liverpool Regiment at Shorncliffe Camp. Information to Supt. Taylor, Folkestone. HEREFORDSHIRE. 27.— Hereford ( County).— Committed for trial at next Quarter Sessions, 19th inst., for housebreak- ing — JOHN HOLYOAKE, alias FREDERICK WILLIAMS, a screw- cutter, of No. 2- court, Vaux- hall- road, Birmingham, age 18, height 5 ft. 3 in, slight build, complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes blue, good- looking, good teeth; dress, blue serge jacket, tweed vest, cord trousers, blue cap. Supposed previously convicted. For receiving— WILLIAM EDWARDS, age 57, height 5 ft. 7 in. ( without boots) complexion sallow, oval face, hair ( turning grey), whiskers and moustache, and eyes brown, banners, star and* anchor tattooed right arm, M. R. W. E. left bracelet right wrist, burn marks both arms, right breast and face ; dress, brown plaid jacket and trousers, grey vest, hard hat. A collier ; native of Merthyr Tydvil. Sentenced at Cardiff, 19th February, 1874, to 7 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny, after 4 previous convictions. MARGARET BERRY, age 31, height 4 ft. 10 inches, rather stout build, complexion pale, hair dark, cast in right eye; dress, black fur cape, black dress and hat, all much worn. A married woman, maiden name Thomas, and native of Car- marthen, lately of Aberdare and Merthyr Tydvil. Supposed previously convicted. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Smith, Hereford. screw is missing from lower part, otherwise equal to new in appearance and condition. The above reward will be paid by Mr. Sever, Fern Bank, near Conway, for the apprehension and con- viction of the thief or thieves and recovery of the tricycle. Information to Supt. Williams, Conway. CHESHIRE. 38.— Middlewich ( County).— 3rdinst., at North- wich— A gentleman's silver English lever watch, maker, " Harris, Manchester." Information to Supt. Plant, Middlewich. 39.— Macclesfield ( Borough). — 6th iost. — A gentleman's valuable gold English lever watch, No. 3 | 2045, open face, white dial, coat- of- arms— man kneeling on one knee, with sword and motto, " Pro Patria," engraved on back ; also a heavy gold albert, long square links, with small oval links between, and gold seal with red and green stones. Information to Chief Constable Sheasby, Maccles- field. SHROPSHIRE. 32.— Whitchurch ( County).— Remanded for stealing a horse, 29th ult, at Market Drayton— JOHN BIRD, age 24, height 6 ft, complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes grey, cut under right armpit and on right side, right leg shorter than left, slightly bow- legged, turns right foot inward, the result of leg having been broken ; dress, black worsted jacket and vest, brown cloth trousers with blue stripe, black hard hat, white collar, black tie, thin lace boots. A collier; native of Wednesfield, Stafford- shire, but has lately resided at Sandy Wood Lane, Essington, Wolverhampton. States he has also resided at Bloxwich, Walsall, and Cannock. Information to Supt. Edwards, Whitchurch. SUSSEX ( EAST). 33.— East Grinstead ( County).— Committed for trial at the next East Sussex Assizes, for house- breaking and larceny— JAMES BEENEY, age 26, height 5 ft. in, complexion fair, hair brown, eyes grey, " J. B." tattooed inside It forearm, 5 moles on back : dress, light tweed suit, cap and cricket boots. A native of Chelsea, London. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Berry, East Grinstead. PROPERTY STOLEN. BEDFORDSHIRE. 34.- HUNTINGDONSHIRE. 28.— Huntingdon ( County).— Remanded for obtaining food, lodgings, Ac, by false pretences— CLAUDE POTTER, alias MARTIN, age 23, height 5 ft. 7J in, complexion fair, hair light brown, whiskers, beard, and moustache of 3 weeks' growth, eyes blue ; dress, blue serge jacket, dark vest, grey stripe trousers, black hard felt hat, lace boots. He has for a long time travelled the country, living at eating- houses, & c, by fraud. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Marson, Huntingdon. KENT. 29.— Sevenoaks ( County).— Remanded, on two charges of stealing horses and carts— CHARLES DAVIS, age 23 ( looks older), height 5 ft. 8£ in, slight build, complexion sallow, hair dark brown, slight moustache; dress, blue guernsey, brown stripe tweed trousers, blue cloth cap, with peak, old lace bcots. States he is a native of St. Ann's- street, Bristol — ROSE GRANGER, of 3, Hale- street, Deptford, age 30, height 4 ft. 11 in, hair very red and wavy, cut mark on nose and forehead ; dress, blue serge skirt, black jacket, brown rough ulster. Both have been fruit picking in Kent. Biggleswade ( County).— 26th ult, from an inn at Shefford— a lady's keyless silver geneva watch, No. 5745, maker Thomas Paine, 373, Caledonian Road, London, old chain with 2 lion shillings ( one gilded), three- penny piece, four- penny piece, and mourning locket atta3hed ; 1 keeper ring; 1 gold ring with hair ; 1 dress ring, mizpah, set rose, diamonds and other stones ; 1 five- shilling, 1 half- crown, 1 shilling, and 16 six- penny pieces— all jubilee coins, and 1 shilling dated 1874. Supposed by a MAN who lodged at the house on night of 25th ult, age 46 to 50, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 in, com- plexion, hair ( turning grey), and heavy moustache dark, slightly bow- legged, is very talkative ; dress, dark mixture coat, black tight- fitting trousers, hard felt hat. Information to Supt. Smith, Biggleswade. BERKSHIRE. 35.— Abingdon ( County).— 5th inst, at Abing- don fair, a silver watch, No. 9325, maker, " Henry Coachon." Information to Supt. Heath, Abingdon. 36.— W i n d s O r ( Borough) — 25th ult., at Victoria Barracks — an English lever watch, No. 60302 makers " Steward aud Dawson, Liverpool " ; a white metal chain, with 2 silver coins and a silver locket attached, photo of a soldier and female inside. Information to Head Constable Armour, Windsor. CARNARVONSHIRE. £ 5 REWARD. 37.— Conway ( County).— 19th ult., from Fern Bank— A No. 1 Cripper pattern tricycle, silver- plated handle, bar, axle and pedals, the rest black, ball pedals, maker, " Rudge, Coventry," a small ESSEX. 40.— Brentwood ( County). — 26th ult, by housebreaking, at Romford— A lady's gold open- face English lever watch, engraved on back, works barred, no plate, gold dial, steel hands, No. 10391, maker, Holdstock, London; a lady's gold chain, cable- pattern, with black enamelled gold locket con- taining hair with white forget- me- nots on back, and a carved peach- stone, representing a Chinese junk, attached. Information to Supt. Dobson, Brentwood. HEREFORDSHIRE. 41.— Hereford ( City).— 13th inst. — a silver Egyptian medal, with clasp, " Suakim, 1885," on clasp, and " 1035, Private T. Goodwin, 1st Shrop- shire Light Infantry," on medal; also a bronze Khedive star, dated 1884 and 1886; and 2 gold keeper rings, 2 stones missing out of one. Information to Head Constable Richardson, Here- ford. KENT. 42.— Sittingbourne ( County).— 19th nit, at Hartlip— A travelling trunk ( since recovered), with a sweetmeat bon- bon box, locked, containing 1 silver necklace and 2 bracelets, made of threepenny pieces; 1 gold brooch, in two divisions, set with topazes; 1 artificial pearl necklace, made of two rows of imitation pearls ; 1 small brooch, with three greyish green stones, equal size, made in the form of a trefoil; 1 gold brooch, set with two stone flies ( same stone as brooch), in case, from " Samuel Reid, 196, Regent- street, W."; 1 gold safety brooch, set with butterfly in pearls ; 1 gold horse- shoe pin, set in pearls, with gold horse head and neck inside the horse- shoe ; 1 small lapis lazuli pin ( dark blue) ; 1 Venetian glass mosaic pin, with the winged lion of St. Mark in the centre ; 1 pin, imitation pencil, end of bone or ivory; 1 broken stud, a stone set in three claws of silver; a crossed cheque for £ 5, on the London & Westminster Bank, signed " Helen M. G. Faussett Osborne," and made payable to Miss Helen Faussett Osborne ; lady's new thick vest; a bible, bound in black; a book, " Undine," Cassell's 3< L edition ; 1 pair of lady's new shooting boots, maker. Duff and Gall, 24, West Maitland- street, Edinburgh, made to lace the whole way up ; 1 pair of old boots ; 1 pair of lady's bronze shoes, for evening wear; 1 pair of Oxford shoes, laced, nearly new ; 1 pair of lawn tennis shoes, grey india- rubber soles, blue canvas uppers, the leather straps across the toes have been cut off; 1 pair of black leather lawn tennis shoes, light yellow leather lining, red india- rubber soles, straps across the foot, and one button, like children's shoes; 1 pair black velvet dressing slippers, trimmed with brown fur; 1 black slior ( beaded) ; several articles of lady's linen, either marked " H. Osborne," or " H. F. O."; a large bottle of medicine ; 1 round bottle of white powder, with flat- topped wooden cork; a small bottle of lotion, and a packet of soap ; the medicine came from a chemist in Queensferry- street, Edinburgh ; a bottle of white powder, wooden cork, from Curtis, Chemist, Baker- street, London; a lady's dull blue dressing gown, with dull red trimmings ; a lady's black winter cloth jacket, with one big black button showing at the neck, the other buttons buttoning between the lining and cloth; a silver brooch, flower and leaves ( Edelweiss) ; a lady's leather belt, with three or four straps, with top of a silver pencil 4 T H E POLTCE GAZETTE. ERIPAV, () CTOP, ER 9, 189'. pin. attached to a D of the belt; also a small with the same stone as the beetle brooch. Information to Supt. Mayne, Sittingbourne set 43.— Dover ( Borough).— 6tli inst., from the Officers' Quarters, South Front Barracks, a black cloth dress suit, silk facings, mohair buttons ; a tweed suit, cut- away coat, pockets behind, " Alfred Webb Miles " on coat; 4 white linen shirts, marked with maker's name, " Heawood," and owner's name, " R. Martin " ; 1 scarf pin, a Brazilian beetle, set in gold ; 3 small silver studs; 1 scarf pin, daisy pattern; and a cheque book on Sir Charles McGregor's Bank, Charles- street, St. James', London, 41.— Dover ( Borough).— 28th nit, a lady's half- hoop ring, set 5 diamonds, claw setting; a lady's gold ring1, with ruby in centre, surrounded with small brilliants and 2 small emeralds. Information to Supt. Sanders, Dover. 45.— Folkestone ( Borough).— 3rd and 4th inst. — A. white bone- handle carving- knife and fork ; 6 large and 6 small white bone- handle knives; I plain white metal butter- knife; 1 large silver tablespoon, chased, and crest— a cock crowing; 1 small white china teapot with brown flowers; a postal order for 5s.; a light grey woollen skirt, plain made; a grey and white flannel petticoat; a lady's merino vest, marked in ink, " F. A. M. 91 "; a pair of lady's low button shoes ( nearly new), " Vickery " in yellow letters inside. Information to Supt. Taylor, Folkestone. KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE. 46.— Kirkcudbright ( County).— 28th ult., at a fair at Castle Douglas, a brown leather pocket book with flap, band deficient, containing one £' 20 note of the Royal Bank of Scotland, man's name in a circle, and " Clan Tartan Warehouse, Oban," in violet ink, supposed stamped on back, a postal order, dated about 20th July, 1S91, for 2s. 6J.. and several letters addressed Mr. Samuel Wight, Farmer, Drumness, Carspliairn. Information to the Chief Constable, Kii kcudbright. LANCASHIRE. size gold geneva watch, gold dial, steel hands, engraved outside case; a silver albert guard, oval links, square pattern, with silver tassel and pencil- case attached ; a 9- carat gold bracelet, plain pattern, one inch wide, set with 10 pearls and 6 pink corals, clasp fastening; a 9- carat gold bracelet, plain pattern, one inch wide, raised in centre, set with a diamond, one ruby, and one pearl each side; a brooch, made from a five- shilling piece, set in a silver frame, outside forms a cord, and is reversible; an oval- shape locket, buckle across front, with chain attached, round links, with small knobs and Iongf square links alternately ; a round silver brooch, with the name " Emily " in centre. 50.— Salford ( Borough).— During the past 3 months, by housebreaking— 2 ladies' gold dress rings ( one set with 5 rubies, one with opals and brilliants) ; 1 large silver medallion, with inscription " Presented to Oliver Gaggs, by his esteemed friend, Mr. James Riley, Pomona- gardens, Manchester," date, & c.; 1 gold stud, set with red stone ; 1 gentleman's small gold pin, 18- carat, violin and bow pattern; a lady's small silver brooch; a frog with garnet eyes; a pro- vincial officer's masonic jewel, gold and stone; a morning coat, grey check tweed, black stripe form- ing check, and trousers to match, large size; a George III. crown- piece; a pair of earrings formed of lion shillings, mounted with hook and ball; 4 silver bracelets, viz., one an inch wide, engraved, one an inch wide, round faced, with flowers, the other two are plain, about § inch wide; a gentle- man's gold breast- pin, the stem holding a lyre; a gentleman's gold breast- pin, set with quartz, triangu- lar shape; a silver brooch, made from a half- crown piece, with sides worn and monogram, " F. G."; a double- breasted dark blue rough plaid jacket; a double breasted dark blue melton cloth jacket; a cocoa- wood piccolo, E flat, silver sides and silver keys, stamped " H. Whittaker, from Rudall & Rose, London." Information to the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Salford. 47— Leigh ( County).— 26th ult., a silver lever watch, No. 20873, steel hands, had attached a short steel chain, long link pattern, with gold key ( point broken off), aud a small whistle, supposed by a man who gave the name of . TAMES CHALONER, who had been at Leigh 3 or 4 weeks as a horse- racing tipster, Hge about 45, height 5 ft. 3 or 4 in, complexion fair, hair ( turning grey) brown, small sandy whiskers, top lip and chin shaved, long thin face, prominent nose, sl'ghtly bow- legged ; dress, dark coat and vest, stripe trousers, blnck hard felt hat, light boots ; the appearance of a groom. Information to Supt. Higginbotham, Leigh. 48.— Old Trafford ( County).— Between 26th and 27th ult., at Swinton, a Waltham lever watch, white dial, steel hands, Xo. 1266608. Betwt en 30th ult. and 1st. inst, 1 silver sugar basket ( perforated); 1 silver spoon; pair of silver sugar tongs; 2 silver salt cellars, with 3 feet, shell shape; 2 pepper castors ; 1 mustard pot, green, and edged with silver; 2 small silver cruets and silver top of pepper castor; 4 small silver baskets, per- forated, with eagle crest and inscription " Fortiterit Cetereter"; 1 shield from claret jug lid, with inscription " They cannot hunger when the bride- groom is with them, Sept., 1888" ; 6 dessert forks; 5 napkin rings, 4 silver, 1 enamelled, 1 marked with letter E, L with W, and 1 with G. E. M.; 1 silver kettle stand with lamp. Information to Supt. Bent, Old Trafford. 49.— Salford ( Borough).— 25th ult., at Salford Races— A keylei- s silver lever Waltham watch, dial slightly cracked between the figures 11 and 12; a silver lever Waltham watch, white dial ( nearly] new), " A. M. Watch Co., Hillside, Mass." engraved on inside plate. 26th ult., by housebreaking — A lady's silver geneva watch, No. 1161, silver face, gold figures, steel hands ; a lady's long gold watch chain, 9- carat; an oval- shape silver locket, plain one side, and twisted silver the other, had attached a silver chain, small square link pattern ; a lady's 15- carat gold dress ring, set with rubies and pearls; an oval- shape gold brooch, plain centre; a lady's silver albert, square link pattern, with silver tassel at end; a white metal albert, curb pattern; and a round silver biooch. 26th ult, by housebreaking— A lady's ordinary NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 51.— Kettering ( County).— Between 20th and 22nd ult.— a lady's silver geneva watch, No. 86595, small black beaded albert attached ; also a gold ring ( rather worn), set 3 pink stones. Information to Supt. Ilensher, Kettering. 52.— Northampton ( County).— 2nd inst., by burglary, at Delapre Abbey— 1 lialf- lioop ring of pearls, set with small garnets ( one pearl of different colour) ; 1 pearl horse - shoe bangle ( 2 stones deficient) ; 1 gold pencil bangle, " M." in coral and pearls ( 2 stones deficient in letter M.) ; 1 plain gold bangle, " Mary " written across ; 1 plain gold bangle, with lock, " Henry " written across ; 1 fluted gold bangle ; 1 horse- shoe brooch, with letters " H. P. C." in enamel; 1 African bangle, set pearls and lapis lazuli; 1 curb bangle for padlock ( broken) ; 1 small plain gold stud ; 1 horse- shoe ring, set turquoise ( 2 stones missing) ; 1 silver brooch, 1891 ; 1 large pearl fly brooch ; 2 strings of pearls ; 1 large plain gold locket, with coloured miniature inside; 1 bangle with diamond bird ; 1 round gold brooch ; 1 large gold cock brooch, 1891; 1 plain gold ring; 1 gold brooch, representing 2 bullock's heads, yoked; garnet eyes; 1 silver horse- shoe brooch, studded gold nails ; 1 small pansy lace brooch, diamond centre ; 1 gold pin, true lover's knot; 1 gold bar brooch, with " A." in pearls; 1 gold bangle with padlock; 1 gold bangle with hanging berries, fastened with hooks and eyes; 1 gold ring, set 3 turquoises ; and a crocodile leather purse, " Kate " stamped across in silver; 1 gold half bangle, set moonstone and pearls. Information to Supt. Alexander, Constabulary Office, Northampton. NORTHUMBERLAND. 53.— Berwick- On- Tweed ( Borough). — 18th ult.— a silver necklet, 2 rows of silver links, and small seal at both ends with which to fasten, flowers engraved thereon. Information to Head Constable Garden, Berwick- on- Tweed. match ; a black cloth dress coat; a lady's work ba< r, made of black and crimson cretonne cloth, drawn at- moutli with a string. Information to Supt. Macdonald, Hawick. SUSSEX ( EAST). 55.— Eastbourne ( Borough). — 17th ult, an amethyst brooch, gold with white enamel setting, centre stone projects, edges sunk, in small case; a Roman mosaic brooch, by Castellani, of Rome, whiter in form of a cross, with a narrow rim of gold, and Dux, Rex, Lux, Lex, thereon, the x in centre of cross serving for the x in all four words; a gold brooch containing dark and fair hair at back, E. H., July 8th, 1876, and C. E. M. G., February 27th, 1878, thereon; a gold bracelet, band set with purple amethysts, small diamonds between, and a white fluted enamel setting, safety chain attached ; a gold bracelet, snake pattern, shape of knot or tie, fastens by one end passing through other, set carbuncle, with pendant locket containing hair, and set with carbuncle; a lady's gold geneva watch, No. 3573; a- gentleman's gold link pattern albert. Information to Chief Constable Fraser, East- bourne. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). 56.— H U11 ( Borough).— Between 30th ult. and 3rd inst., by housebreaking, a large antique necklace, green cut stones, with pendant, gold setting; 1 gold brooch, and earrings to match, set with single dia- mond; 2 gold bangles, one horse- shoe pattern, the other plain ; 1 broad silver bracelet; 2 silver bangles; 1 silver ring; 1 silver locket and chain, " N. D." engraved on one side of locket, the other side plain; 2 silver brooches; small silver pencil- case; 1 gold bracelet, set with pearls, gold locket attached and gold clasp ; 1 pair gold ear- studs ; 1 plain plated ear- stud; 1 small gold locket, shape of a satchel, broken on top; 1 15- carat gold ring, single stone,- violet colour; 1 spade- ace guinea ( 1877) ; 1 leather purse with elastic band, containing a lion shilling and other coins ; 1 kid purse, enamelled with blue, containing a five- shilling piece; 1 gold butterfly pin; 1 pair solitaires ; 1 small silver match- box, " J. D." thereon; 3 pairs linen sheets " D" in corner; 1 gentleman'^ brown leather dressing- case, containing plated silver bottle, liair- brush, silk handkerchief; 7 silk handkerchiefs, one bird pattern, the others variegated: 2 ladies' linen night- dresses; 1 large tin saucepan ; and 1 white damask table cloth. Information to Capt. Gurney, Chief Constable, Hull. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 57.— Sheffield ( Borough).— 3rd inst., by house- breaking— 1 lady's gold lever watch, gold dial, chased back, monogram M. W. on back; lady's long gold chain, cable link pattern ( gold wire forming semi- circle inside), and small glass locket attached; 1 lady's gold brooch, small chain attached to each side, and tassel pendant from the centre; 1 lady's gold locket and gold chain, snake pattern, containing photograph of a lady and gentleman ; 1 lady's gold bangle ring with monogram " L. W." ; 1 lady's gold ring, set 3 small diamonds ; 1 lady's gold ring, set with 6 or S rubies; 1 silver brooch, form of 3 daisies; 1 silver brooch, made from five- shilling piece, chased front; 1 pair of oxidised silver cuff links, each containing a photograph of the stolen, painting " Tbe Duchess of Devonshire"; 1 steel pendant, large size; 1 pair ot steel cuff studs ; 1 pink composition brooch, form of 3 bells ; 1 silver- plated necklet, with small balls round the edge; and a purse containing old coins, English and foreign. Information to Chief Constable Jackson, Sheffield. ANIMALS, ETC., STOLEN. ROXBURGHSHIRE. 54.— Hawick ( Burgh).— Between 4th and 25th ult., by housebreaking— 18 electro- plated silver fruit knives, silver handles ( pointed) ; a riding switch, made of bison horn, having as handle a dog's head of solid silver; a silver pencil- case, with bloodstone, engraved " J. T."; a black serge morning coat, " Hislop & Oliver, Jedburgh," on tab; vest to METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 58— w Division.— 30th ult., a chestnut mare cob, about 15 hands, blaze down forehead, hind feet white, saddle- marked, in good condition; a set of silver- mounted harness; and a light spring cart, body painted dark, wheels and shafts picked out red, " R. Tait, 36, Camberwell New- road " on off shaft,. " Brainsbury & Sons, Long Acre," on wheel caps. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. WARWICKSHIRE. 59.— Acocks Green ( County).— 29th ult., from a field at Yardley, a red heifer, slit in one ear. Information to Supt., Yardley, Acocks Green. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1891. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 5 PERSONS OR BODIES FOUND. HERTFORDSHIRE. CO.— Ware { County).— The body of a WOMAN, age 25 to 30, length about 5 ft., complexion ruddy, hair dark brown, eyes brown, lost upper incisor and high tooth, pockmarked on nose ; dress, black skirt, with fancy trimming down front, black stripe bodice, with 2 rows of black buttons, black mantle with black bead trimming, dark maroon stays, red, white and brown stripe petticoat, white flannel petticoat, grey stripe flannelette petticoat, white embroidered bodice, white chemise, with embroidery, navy blue stockings, black button cashmere shoes, calico square across chest, marked in ink " E. Lee." Information to Captain Wymer, Ware. KENT. 61.— Folkestone ( Borough).— 30th ult., in the sea, off Folkestone, the decomposed body of a man, length 5 ft. 6 in., slender build, hair dark brown, no whiskers or moustache ; dress, blue serge jacket and vest, light check trousers, cotton under- vest and drawers, white shirt with silver sleeve- links, white collar, black silk tie, brown socks, lace boots ( nearly new). Found on body, a silver keyless watch, No. 165204, " Grand Prix, Paris, 1878," white metal fetter- link guard and charm, shape of a running hare, attached. Information to Supt. Taylor, Folkestone. PROPERTY RECOVERED. MONTGOMERYSHIRE. 64. — Welshpool ( County). — Watch, Case No. 49, 2nd inst., and thief apprehended. PROPERTY FOUND. SUFFOLK. 65.— Ipswich ( Borough).— 6fh inst., in a bed at a lodging- house-- 7 watches: lst, a silver hunter geneva, gilt inside cases, No. 4347 ax x ; 2nd, silver geneva, No. 50574 F. B.; 3rd, silver lever, No. 1834, maker's name, " Elkington," on plate, G 3123; 4th, silver geneva, No. 49399 G ] 74 ; 5tli, silver geneva, No. 3964, scratched inside case, Foulger ; 6th, silver geneva, No. 14094, inside case H 4899 ; 7th, silver geneva, No. 49397 G 172. These watches are old and out of repair. The best was, when new, worth about 70s., the next 50s., two about 30s., and three about 21s. each. They are supposed to have been left by a man lodging in the house on Monday, 5lli inst. He is described as being about 30 years of age, height about 5 ft. 10 in., slender build, complexion pale, hair dark; dressed in black coat and vest, dark tweed trousers, necktie and collar, wearing a watch and chain. Was re- marked upoD as being more respectable in appearance than the usual inmates. Information to Lieut.- Colonel Russell, Chief Con- stable, Ipswich. native of Folkestone. Is supposed to be employed at Camberwell Gasworks, fitting gas stoves for the company. Information to Supt. Taylor, Folkestone. SUSSEX. 78.— H asti ngs ( Borough).— For failing to report — License holder JAMES THEODORE PAGET, alias JAMES T. WILSON and GEO. PARRY' Office No. 41665, age 48, height 5 ft. in., com- plexion sallow, hair dark ( turning grey), eyes grey, boil mark on back of neck, flat footed, small scar right eyebrow, anchor right forearm, bine mark third finger left hand, scars left knee and shin. Sentenced at Swansea, August, 1887, to 5 years penal servitude for fraud. Licensed 17th July, 1891. C N 968. Information to Chief Constable, Hastings. PROPERTY FOUND IN POSSESSION OF PRISONERS. APPREHENSIONS. LANCASHIRE. 62.— Old Trafford ( County).— In possession of Supervisee GEORGE WILLOUGHBY MEADE, alias MARTIN JOHN MEADEN, committed for trial at next Sessions for obtaining furniture from widows with whom he lodged— a gentleman's silver geneva watch, No. 238504, white dial, steel hands ; a gentleman's brown and grey inverness mackintosh, with maker's name on tab, " Mandleberg & Co., Limited. Guaranteed free from odour. Trademark ' Waterproof,' Manchester, London, and Paris, patentees and sole manufacturers." Information to Supt. Bent, Old Trafford. WARWICKSHIRE. 63.— Birmingham ( City).— In possession of ROBERT JAMES BARNES, alias GEORGE PEARSON, JAMES BARTON, ALEXANDER JAMES BERTIE, and WILSON, a travelling hotel thief, remanded till 5th inst. for hotel larcenies— a small cigarette case containing a necklace, onyx, braided pattern, 1 silver hair pin, paste stones, 3 teeth ; 2 leaf- shape ditto, pearl pendants; 2 gold difto, set cornelian and connected with gold chain ; 1 silver brooch, horseshoe pattern, marked " good luck " ; a coral shawl pin and silver tootli- pick ; a cigar box, containing 3 watches ( 1 lady's gold geneva, No. 37387, marked B and A, glass missing; 1 gentleman's gold hunter, No. 23725, maker, Zachariah, Queen- street, Portsea; 1 aluminium chronograph, aluminium chain and compass attached); 1 mourning suite ( jet cross brooch and earrings, set with diamonds and pearls, and ring set with one diamond) ; 1 gold mourning brooch, " Mary- Perry, obit. February 21st, 1850" thereon ; 15 gold and silver brooches, including 2 large cameo sand several set with Scotch stones, and of Scotch design ; 1 gold mourning ring, engraved " Henry Hargraves, 2nd December, 1829, aged 88 "; 1 lady's opal ring, 5 stones, 1 missing; 1 gentleman's sardonyx ring ; 1 lady's pearl ditto ; a number of gold earrings set in cameo, carbuncle filigree, set with forget- me- nots, old- fashioned, with long drops; 4 pairs silver ( 1 set with forget- me- nots; 1 pair solitaires, dog's head, hand- painted); 2 silver bracelets; 1 gold ditto set amethysts ; 1 electro- plated fork, marked H. G.; 1 needle- case in red leather, purse shape, looking- glass inside; 1 salmon- colour silk handkerchief, 3- corner, seam in centre; 1 brown ditto, deep blue- figured border; lady's long gold chain with seal, " Fidelity" thereon, and a quantity of metal guards, 1 with 3 catholic medals attached. Information to Chief Constable Farndale, Bir- mingham. 66.— Metropolitan Police District, C. I Department. — CHARLES GRANDY, alias MAURICE, & c., Case No. 1, 25th ult. 67.— Metropolitan Police District, C. I. Department.— DAVID CHARLES BELL, and SAMUEL DAVIS, Case No. 2, 14th August last. 68. — Buckinghamshire, Buckingham ( County)— WILLIAM HANSLOW, Case No. 12, 25th ult. 69.— Devonshire, Exeter ( City). — CHAS. 1IAMLYN, Case No. 17, 25th ult. 70.— Durham, South Shields ( Borough).— Supervisee GEORGE STEELE, Office No. 40570, Case 13, 18th ult. 71.— Kent, Sevenoaks ( County).— Supervisee GEORGE STEELE, Office No. 40570, Case 19, 23rd January last. 72.— Lancashire, Leigh ( County). — Super- visee ALFRED TURNER, Office No. 41517, Case 37, 25th September, 1891. 73.— Lancashire, Bootle ( Borough). WILLIAMS, Case No. 29, 18th ult. J. 74.— Liverpool ( City).— Supervisee SAMUEL DEEMING, Office No. 32786, Case 31, 19th Sep- tember, 1890. 75. — Nottingham ( Borough). — Supervisee JAMES FRESHWATER, Office No. 20951, Case 37, 30th January, 1891. 76.— Salford ( Borough).— Supervisee ARTHUR KIR WIN, Office No. 37474, Case 119, 25th July, 1890. LATEST INFORMATION. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. KENT. 77.— Folkestone ( Borough).— For disobedience of a bastardy order ( arrears amounting to £ 18 12s.) — EDWARD RYE, age about 21, height 5 ft. 10 in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache dark. A PERSONS IN CUSTODY. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRSCT. 79.— V Division ( Kingston).— Remanded at, Kingston County Petty Sessions till 11 A. M., 12th, for picking pockets— JOHN MOOR, address refused, tipster, age 30, height 5 ft. 1 in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache dark brown, eyes ha?. el, snake, two ships, and flags on right forearm, bracelet and fish on wrist, sailor and Union Jack on left forearm, bracelet on wrist ( all in bine ink and very badly done), scar from stab on left leg ; dress, brown diagonal covert overcoat, blue serge jacket suit under, side- spring boots, white shirt and collar, dark blue tie with red diamond- shaped spots, gold horse- shoe pin, black hard felt hat; smart appearance. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. BRECONSH IRE. 80.— Crickhowell ( County).— Sentenced to 1 month imprisonment, 2nd inst., for larceny ( person) — MARY ANN WORTH1NGTON, age 40, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, eyes grey; dress, old light linsey dress, white apron, black straw hat. A native of Farnham. She is fond of drink, and gives recitations at public- honses. Sentenced to 1 month imprisonment for receiving stolen property from the above — WIL_ J1AU WORTHINGTON, age 43, height 5 ft, 7 in., com- plexion fair, hair light brown, eyes blue, ruptured left side, scar left wrist; dress, dark monkey jacket, dark trousers, light brown plush vest, white muff'ei, dark cloth cap with patent- leather peak. States he is a collier and native of Yorkshire, and that he has lived at Swansea and Hirwain. Sings ballads at fairs, & c. Supposed wanted for other offences. Information to Supt. Winterson, Crickho\. ell. PROPERTY STOLEN. KENT. 81.— Dover ( Borough).— Since 26th August last — a Crimean medal and Sebastopol bar. " No. 2955, The Buffs " ; a Turkish medal, No. 643 ; and a lor. g service medal, No. 643, all bearing the name of Cornelius Brown; a pair of gold sleeve links, and 10 plated dinner forks. Information to Supt. Sanders, Dover. SURREY. 82.— Guildford ( County).— 22nd ult., at Cod- aiming— a double- barrel central hammerless gun, 12 bore, vu'cinite heel- plafe, with piece chipped off, maker " James Kerr, Queen Victoria- street, London." Information to Deputy Chief Constable Barker, Guildford. APPREHENSION. 83.— Lincolnshire, Spilsby ( Co:./ y) JOHN HENRY MOORE, Case No. 40, 25th nit. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1891. Office No. List of License Holders, Supervisees, and Expirees who have been re- apprehended, for the month of September, 1891, with the results, 4c. — I REMARKS. NAME. 22718 13628 41354 38154 41045 41543 25667 31034 - 28836 39288 41648 JOSEPH WYCIKOWSKI ROSE MORGAN JOHN MEADOWS JOHN THOMAS CHARLES JONES ABRAHAM JONES WM. CLOVE JAMES BOTHROYD GEORGE THWAITES ALFRED SYKES WILLIAM KIMBER £ 9065 WM. LEONARD 33087 35744 10713 35449 3G44G GC689 41359 30197 40226 40824 ELLEN MURPHY JAMES HUNT EDWARD HOBBS THOMAS ROGERS JOHN SMITH CHARLES FRENCH ALEXANDER YOUNG JOHN HAYES CHARLES ST ACE Y ; > iii JOHN LAVERY 39267 GEO. HENDERSON 30182 HENRY GREY 39317 JOHN BRADY 40142 ALFRED EDNEY 30233 DAVID SMITH 1964G WM. SPENCER 36056 41001 41524 38810 40527 33278 30041 37755 41210 41693 29838 8418 3C203 AX 507 JOHN WILSON WALTER HOLLOWAY RICHARD WINCH JOHN SMITH THOS. EDWARDS JOHN ALEXANDER WM. MURPHY- FREDK. LANS DOWN HY. CLEMENTS PATRICK BROWN HENRY SHAVE GEO. SMITH JAMES HODGSON GEORGE BROWN Fresh Offence with which Charged. Result. Date and Place. Drunkenness, etc. Larceny ( person) Larceny Attempted larceny Attempted larceny Larceny Attempted larceny Suspected person Larceny Prevention of Crimes Act I Larceny Larceny Larceny Failing to report Drunkenness, etc. Larceny Larceny Failing to report Burglary 7 days hard labour 2 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 3 years penal servitude 3 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 3 years penal servitude 12 months hard labour 3 years penal servitude 3 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 1 month hard labour 1 month hard labour 3 years penal servitude 3 months hard labour 2 months hard labour 9 months hard labour 27th Aug., 1891, West London Police Court 31st August, 1891, Lambeth Police Court 22nd June, 18S1, Mansion House Police Court 25th August, 1891, Lambeth Police Court 1st Sept., 1891, Southwark Police Court Expiree. Expiree. License Holder. Supervisee. Expiree. 7th Sept., 1891, North London Expiree. Sessions 7th September, 1891, Barnet Expiree. Petty Sessions Larceny Uttering Burglary Robbery Burglary Assault Larceny ( till) Larceny Larceny Assault on police I Larceny Larceny Burglary Assault Failing to report Larceny Larceny Attempted burglary Larceny Suspected person Attempted burglary Refractory pauper 7th Sept., 1891, Lambeth Police Court 7th Sept., 1891, North London Sessions 8th Sept., 1891, Southwark Police Court 8th Sept., 1891, North London Sessions 9 th Sept., 1891, Bow- street Police Court Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. License Holder Expiree. 13th Aug., 1891, South London Expiree. Sessions 8th September, 1891, Uxbridge Petty Sessions Supervisee. 9th Sept, 1891, Marylebone; Expiree. Police Court 9th Sept., 1891, North London Expiree. Sessions 10th Sept, 1891, Marylebone Expiree. Police Court 12th Sept, 1891, Bow- street Police Court Supervisee. 14th September, 1891, Central Expiree. Criminal Court Uttering and possessing^ years penal servitude coining implements 14th September, 1891, Central Criminal Court Expiree. 7 years penal servitude 12 months hard labour 5 years penal servitude 3 years penal servitude 3 years penal servitude 14 days hard labour 6 months hard labour 8 months hard labour 5 years penal servitude 14 months hard labour 12 months hard labour 6 months hard labour 6 months hard labour 21 days hard labour 1 month hard labour 12 months hard labour 5 years penal servitude 12 months hard labour 12 months hard labour 4 days hard labour 12 months hard labour 14 days hard labour 15th Sept., 1891, South London License Holder. Sessions 15th September, 1891, Central Expiree. Criminal Court 3rd Aug., 1891, Herts Assizes Expiree. 17th Sept, 1891, South London Expiree. Sessions 16th September, 1891, Central| Expiree. Criminal Court 18th Sept, 1891, Worship- Expiree, street Police Court 17th September, 1891, Central Expiree. Criminal Court 15th Sept., 1891, South London Expiree. Sessions 21st Sept., 1891, North London Sessions 17th Sept., 1891, South London Sessions 12th Sept., 1891, South London Sessions 18th Sept., 1891, South London Sessions 17th September, 1891, Central Criminal Court 31st August, 1891, Southwark Police Court 22nd Sept., 1891, ClerkenwelJ Police Court 22nd Sept., 1891, North London Sessions 16th Sept., 1891, South London Sessions 21st September, 1891, Central Criminal Court 23rd Sept., 1891, North LondoD Sessions 17th September, 1891, Central Criminal Court 21st September, 1891, Central Criminal Court 23rd Sept, 1891, Godstone Supervisee. License Holder. License Holder. Expiree. License Holder. Supervisee. Supervisee. Expiree. License Holder Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. License Holder. FRIRAY, OCTOBER 9, 1891. THE POLICE GAZETTE. £ 3 REWARD. TOST, on Saturday evening 3rd inst J LADY'S SMALL GOLD KEYLESS WATCH, chain attached, between Chatham and Victoria ( L C. D. R), or Victoria and Marlborough Road ( Met. R.), and Abbey Road.— Finder will receive above reward on bringing same to Mrs. K., 38, Spurstowe Road, Hackney. LOST, SEPTEMBER 26th, in the City. RED LEATHER POCKET BOOK, con- taining second class season ticket from Chiswick to Waterloo. Name H. W. Compton. If returned to Season Ticket Office, Waterloo, finder will be REWARDED. L £ 2 REWARD. OST, on Wednesday night, Sept. 30, in Park Terrace, a black and tan YORKSHIRE TERRIER, long coat, ribs been broken. Answers to name of " Punch." Apply at 16, Park Terrace, Upper Baker Street, N. W. £ 10 REWARD. LOST, on October 6th, between Charing Cross and Pimlico, TEN £ 5 NOTES, numbers stopped.— Whoever brings same to PRING'S, 66, Lupus Street, Pimlico, will receive above reward. <£ 5 REWARD. LOST, on October 1st, black and tan COLLIE DOG, answering to the name of " Zulu."— Whoever will bring the same to 92, Eccleston Square, will receive above reward. LOST. LOST, on Wednesday Night, Septem- ber 30th, in Drury Lane Theatre, or between there and Charing- cross ( Dis- trict) Station, from a BRACELET, a Turquoise set with Diamonds. Anyone bringing same uninjured to Mr. FREEMAN, Jeweller, 318, Strand, will receive £ 2 REWARD. DILWORTH. TTTILLIAM GEORGE DILWORTH W ( who left Belfast for London about 1870), or his relatives, w ill HEAR to ADVANTAGE by communicating imme- diately with HARPER & MILLS, Solicitors, Belfast. INSPECTORS OF WESGHTS AND MEASURES. POLICE Officers who are required to perform the duties of Weights and Measures Inspectors rapidly coached for Board of Trade examination by Certificated Inspector and Adjuster. For particulars address— INSPECTOR OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, Oakham, Rutland. AMENDED AGENDA. ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION for BOYS, WOOD GREEN, LONDON, N. Office— 6, FREEMASONS' HALL, W. C. GRAND PATEON- HF. R MAJESTY THE QUEEN. PRESIDENT— HIS ROYAL HIGIIXESS THE PRINCE OF WALES, K. G., M. W. G. M. A QUARTERLY COURT of the Governors and Subscribers will be held In the Large Hall, Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, oil Friday, the iltli day of October, 1891, for the transaction of the ordinary business of the Institution. To consider the following Notice of Motion:— Bv the V. Wor. Dro. Richard Eve. Patron and Trustee, Past G. Treasurer, and Chairman of the Board of Management— " That, in consideration of the eminent services rendered to the Institution in connection with the late Festival by Wor. Bro. W. Goodaere, P. ti. S. ll., Frov. G. Sec. of West Lancashire, when the dona- tions from that province reached I he unprecedented sum of £ 6,025 10s.. the Board of Management recommends that the distinction of an Honorary Vice Presidency be conferred oil the said Brother under Law XI." To consider the following recommendations of the Council, at Meetiug liolden Saturday. October 3rd, 1891:— ( 1) That, In consideration of the signal success of the late Festival. I it be a recommendation to the Quarterly Court, on Friday, Hill October, , 1891, that Five Additional Boys be Elected to the Benefits of the Institu- tion, making the total number to bo elected 24 from an approved list of 37 Candidates, reduced to 30. by the withdrawal of FERGUSON', DUDLEY WARD ( No. 8 on the list). ( 2) That the proposal from the Province of Northumberland for the right to a perpetual presentation, to be called the " Hubert Laws Memorial," to be purchased by payment of 1,000 guineas, oil the same terms as previous agreements of a like nature, be accepted subject to the condition that the presentation shall be available only for sons of Northumberland Masons, and that each bov presented under same shall, in every case. be qualified under the then existing Laws of the Institution. To elect 19, or if abovenamed recommendation be adopted, 21 Boys from an approved list of 24 Candidates. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'clock at noon precisely. The Ballot for the Election of Boys w ill be open at One o'clock, or so soon as the general business of the Court shall have terminated, and will close at Three o'clock precisely. By order, J. M. McLEOD, London, 5th Oct., 1891. Secretary. N. B.— The revised laws are new in print, and maybe had on applica- tion to the Secretary. The Ninety- fourth Anniversary Festival will be held on the 29tli June 1892, under the distinguished Presidency of the Right Hon. Sir Michael E. Hicks- Beach, Bart . M P., l'rov. G. M. Gloucestershire. The services of Brethren as Stewards representing Lodges or Provinces are earnestly solicited, and will be gratefully acknowledged. BUTLER'S MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. GUITARS, FLUTES, HARMONIUMS, VIOLINS, Willi Bows in Case, Complete, 2os., 25s., 30s., 40s., 50s., to £ 10. BRASS 2B- A_ 3NTID ItSrSTRUMENTS- DRUMS, FLUTES, CORNETS, CLARIONETS, Iu use in all parts of the world, giviug universal satisfaction' SPECIAL TEEMS TO BANDS. 29, IIAYMARKET, LONDON. Illustrated Price List post free. IF PEOPLE KNEW How speedily every nerve and muscle of the body would becomc strengthened by sixnpiy wearing HBFFLEEERASMBS! they would not lose a moment in procuring one. It cures almost all disorders of the NerveH. 8tomactl « Liver, and MJtineyh. Those who have any doubt as to its remarkable Properties for ItCHtoring: Health to the debilitated constitution, should write at once for book of testimonials, or call and examine the originals at the Institute of the MEDICAL BATTERY Co., Limited, 52, OXFORD STREET, LOKDOH, W. { Corner e/ RatlUont Place.) AuJ> free of chaiee, personally cr by letttt. - HUITE FOR A BELT T0- DA* IV before yon forget lL HUDSON'S HOUSEHOLD REMOVALS TO AND FROM ALL PARTS. ESTIMATES FREE. FIREPROOF DEPOSITORIES. Victoria Station, S. W., Brighton, and Paris— 30, Boulevard des Italians. PETER ROBINSON. GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT. Special Sale of a Maker's Stock of Silk Underwear at One- third less than Usual Prices. Best Silk Shirts 30/-, all sizes. Best Silk Pants 30/-, all sizes. PETER ROBINSON, OXFORD STREET. FURNISH ON THE LONDON AND PROVINCIAL FURNISHING COMPANY'S ( 251, TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD, W.) ZE- A. S- 2- PAYMENT SYSTEM, On the following terms:— £ 10 worth of goods, 12s. monthly. £ 20 £ 10 £ 70 £ 100 20s. 40s. Ms. 60s. Larger amounts in proportion. Deposits arranged to suit, customers. Every description of Household ! unlit lire, Bedsteads, Bedding, Carpets, Linoleums, ice., kept in Stock. No extra charges of any kind. Country Customers have special attention. Hours 9 to 8 ; Saturdays, 9 to ti. Prospectus, Price List, & c., Free. Furniture Reiroved and Warehoused. PETER ROBINSON'S MOURNING WAREHOUSE, REGENT STREET. ZVX O- O-^ Xa- XCTG-. Upon receipt of letter or telegram Peter Robinson's experienced Assistants and Dressfitters are ready to travel to any part of England free of expense to purchasers. They take with them a supply of all necessary articles of the best and most suitable des- cription for families and their servants, at the same reasonable prices as charged in the warehouse La Regent Street. THE JHnntma Jtirfortmr KEMPTON PARK CLUB. A TRAIN ( for MEMBERS only) will leave WATERLOO ( No. l'latform of North Station) at 12.30. on October 0 & 10. S. B. PORTMAN- DALTON, Secretary. KEMPTON PARK RACES. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9 and 10. £ 5,000 STAKE, for Two Year Olds. FIRST DAY. £ 1,000 CHAMPION NURSERY. SECOND DAY. CoY'dred Approaches to Rtfce Stands. First Race, Two o'clock. GRENADIER GUARDS' BAND. Special trains every quarter of an hour after 11 o'clock from Loop Line, Waterloo. S. H. HYDE, Secretary. MARGATE, FOR FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN. Semper Paratus. LONG ESTABLISHED, RENOWNED, ESTEEMED. The " RUB3C" Buvette. BILLIARDS. & c. G. W. REEVE, Proprietor. ROYAL HOTEL, HENLEY- ON- THAMES. This magnificent Hotel contains well arranged private, dining, bed, and sitting rooms. Long uninterrupted view of river and hills on Berkshire side. Cuisine under the direction of a notable chef from the principal hotels of Paris and Mentone. Wines of the highest character, best service. Lawn tennis and golf. Steam and electric launches, and all kinds of boats at the hotel. Good stab- ling. Fifty yards from station.— Apply for terms to— FREDERICK TROTMAN, Proprietor. ( ESTABLISHED 1704). BEST HOME AND SPORTING NEWS. ONE PENNY DAILY. 127, Fleet Street, E. C. TADDYS HIGH- CLASS TOBACCOS. ALL SMOKERS SHOULD TRY TADDY'S UNRIVALLED MYRTLE GROVE. DELICIOUS COOL SMOKING. OF ALL LEADING TOBACCONISTS IN 2oz. & 4oz. PACKET; London: Established 130 Years. VICTOR , IVAISSIERS SOAP THE MOST REFRESHING OF. ALL TOILET SOAPS. Mr. H. M. Stanley writes:— • f'jj consider the Soap excelled : l. SDLD EVERYWHERE. 8d., 7s. 3d.> and 2s. per Cake. Sole Agent for Advertisements, JAMES WILLING, 125, STRAND, LONDON. To whom all Communications respecting Advertisements must be addressed. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1891. The Watch, as in engraving, is a bona fide Silver English Lever Watch, made expressly for hard wear aud correct time- keeping. It has an Enamel Dial, Seconds Hand, Five Jewels, Chronometer Balance, Superior Finish, Crystal Glass, Engine- turned and Hall- marked Cases, WARRANTED FOR 5 YEARS. PRICE £ 3 10s. " The Registered Official Time- Keeper" oVatch at £ 5 10s. Is the finest Full Plate Silver English Lever Watch ever manufactured, made expressly for V Railway and Police Services, and constructed jf' for rough usage and sudden changes of the weather. Being " Registered," cannot be made by any other manufacturer. Detailed Price Lists of Watches, Chains, 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, Jand references may be made to most of the Chief Officers of the United Kingdom. N. B.— It ia not generally known that Coventry is the Largest Watch Manufacturing District in the United ' Jt Kingdom, supplying the London Trade and Foreign * Markets with Thousands of Watches annually, thero j 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 pos- irrY.' iV^ iSrolMA'ayw^ S:'*'- » ible cost. & c., together with Testimonials as to excellence ot workmanship, sent Post Free, on application to ( SON OF THE MEAD CONSTABLE) WATCH MANUFACTURER & JEWELLER, " HERTFORD WORKS," 33, COVENTRY. THE SUNDAY TIMES, ESTABLISHED 1822. THE BEST SUNDAY NEWSPAPER. CONTAINS LATEST TELEGRAMS. 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