PUBLISHED BV AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1891. VOL. VIII., No. 822. REG- X7LA. TIONS. All announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all communications upon them should be addressed to THE EDITOS OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, NEW SCOTLAND YABD, ' LONDON, S. W. 2. Particulars concerning persons whose apprehension is sought will be inserted in one issue of the POLICE GAZETTE, if they are sufficient to enable action to tie taken upon them by another force. 3. Particulars as to stolen property will be likewise inserted in one issue, if sufficient to enable the article in question to be thereby identified. 4. In all cases where a reward is offered the name and address of some person responsible for the payment must be given, and the exact conditions be clearly stated. 6. Portraits of persons whose apprehension is sought for serious offences, and engravings of stolen property, will be prominently inserted, with detailed particulars, at a cost of 15s. per portrait, and of Is. 6d. per photograph or sketch of a stolen article, including the expense of engraving on wood. 6. Every announcement, if for the apprehension of a person, must be guaranteed by the signature of an officer of not less rank than Superintendent; and, if the name of such person be required to ieinsi- rted, and no warrant is in force against him, tie 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. 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 » i » 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 whicA mai/ result from such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded so as to be received not later than noon on Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Saturday morning. They must be clearly written on one side of the paper only, be in the usual form, and accompanied by a covering letter. 12. All payments must be in advance, either at the office, New Scotland Yard, by cheque, crossed " Drummond S( Co.," Post Office Order payable at Charing Cross, Postal Order, or i » Stamps. 13. Advertisements are accepted for ME 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. ANDERSON, Editor. . JOTICE. 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. ( 8). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. ( d) Property Stolen. CI). Metropolitan Police District. ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. 2.— Any additional copies of the GAZETTE beyond the namber at present supplied will be forwarded on application in the form set forth in circular of the 7th of November, 1883. 3.— It 13 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 erime, 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.—" Woodcut portrait and description of EDWIN SMITH, whose appre- hension is sought for forging and uttering forged cheques on the London and Westminster Bank ( St. James's Square Branch), and obtaining £ 350— Age 33, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion pale, hair and moustache dark, long thin face; dress ( when last seen), dark clothes and hard felt hat. A clerk. Was sentenced at Central Criminal Sessions on 6th February, 188.^, to 12 months imprisonment, for uttering a forged cheque. Warrant issued. 2. — Criminal Investigation Depart- ment.— Woodcut portrait and description of JOSEPH ADAMS, late of 142, Gipsy - hill, Nor- wood, coffee- house keeper and transfer agent, whose apprehension is sought for conspiring, with others in custody, to defraud insurance companies— age 56, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., complexion fresh, hair ( turning grey) brown, whiskers ( long) and mous- tache iron - grey; usually dressed in long ulster overcoat and high hat; wears a heavy gold albert chain, diamond rings and gaiters, and carries an umbrella. A native of Oxford. Is known at Hastings, Guildford, Redhill, Woking, Southend, and Oxford. Has a brother a mechanic at Oxford. Warrant issued. 3.— G Division.— For being concerned with others in custody charged with 60 cases of house- breaking, burglary, and receiving — HARRY CLARKE, landlord of " The Queen's Head " public- house, Wharf- road, City- road, Hoxton, a cooper by trade, age 26, height 5 ft. in., complexion fair, hair and slight moustache very light, prominent cheekbones, upper part of mouth rather projecting. He has been connected with others in custody for the past twelve months in committing burglaries in the provinces and suburbs of London. Their modus operandi was to canvass for orders for the Shacklewell Photo' Company, 12, Shacklewell- lane, Kingsland, N. E., also for indiarubber stamps, and on finding a house left unattended, broke into the same. They were in the habit of driving out with a cream- colour pony and gig, also a brown pony and cart with yellow wheels, frequently accompanied by a man riding a bicycle. A large quantity of stolen property has been recovered, and can be seen at King's- cross- road Police Station between 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. 4. — G Division. — For forgery — JOSEPH SHOTZS, a Russian Jew, age 24, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion and hair dark, eyes hazel, lisps when speaking, pimples on face; dress, black overcoat, light trousers, brown felt hat; carries a white- handle umbrella. May endeavour to leave the country. Warrant issued. 5. — G Division. — For embezzling £ 100— ARTHUR BOWYER, age 35, height 5 ft. 9 in., stout build, complexion sallow, hair, moustache and side whiskers dark brown, prominent eyes. Ab- sconded 11th ult., accompanied by his wife, age 28, height 5 ft., complexion and hair fair; dress, navy dress ; and two children, aged, 2 and 1 year respec- tively. Stated he was going to Eastbourne. Warrant issued. 6.-- K Division.— For stealing and receiving shirts described in Case No. 78, 6th inst.— C. F. HANSIG, agent, etc., of 11, Cyril- street, Beresford- street, Walworth, age 34, height 5 ft. 8 in., com- plexion fair, hair light, eyes blue; dress, dark tweed suit, black hard felt hat. A German. 7.— K Division. — For stealing jewellery to the value of £ 25, on 4th inst.— WILLIAM BAKER, 2 THE POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1891. age 12, height about 4 ft. 9 or 10 in., complexion dark, hair dark brown, eyes hazel, round red face, scar from abscess on right side of face near ear; dress, dark tweed coat, vest, and trousers ( new), check cap, with peak, lace boots. A native of North Shields, where he was found a short time ago, and sent home by police.— JOSEPH LOVETT, age llf, height 4 ft. 8 or 9 in., complexion dark, hair dark brown, eyes dark; dress, brown overcoat, black vest, blue serge trousers, black round cloth cap. 8.— T Division.— For indecently assaulting a girl, age 7— WILLIAM HOWE, a bricklayer's labourer, age about 35, height 5 ft. 7 in., stout build, complexion sallow, hair, moustache and tuft on chin dark, full face, broken nose; dress, black jacket, cord trousers, blue neckerchief with white spots, lace boots, black hard felt hat. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. BERKSHIRE. 9— Maidenhead ( Borough).— For obtaining, on 4th inst., £ 30 by means of a forged cheque, pur- porting to be signed by J. E. Jessop and endorsed J. Clayton.— JN. CLAYTON, age 24, height 5 ft. 10 in., complexion sallow, hair ligbt brown, mous- tache slight, eyes hazel; dress, navy- blue overcoat, velvet collar, striped grey trousers, hard felt hat. One £ 10 Bank of England note, one £ 5 note, traced to the Bank ; No. of £ 5 notes not yet traced, C/ 65- 62172, C/ 57- 64076. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Taylor, Maidenhead. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. 10.— Chesham ( County). — For deserting his five children on 13th ult., leaving them chargeable to the Amersham Union— JOHN COMPTON, a shoemaker, age about 53, height 5 ft., complexion sallow, hair ( very thin on top) dark brown; dress, shabby dark- grey suit, and black hard felt hat. Is accompanied by liis wife, who is much younger, and three children. Is well known in Northampton- shire and Croydon, where he has worked. Warrant issued. Information to Inspector Clarke, Chesham. DERBYSHIRE. 11.— Alfreton ( County).— For failing to report — License holder CHARLES NELSON, Office No. 42051, age 41, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion sallow, hair light brown, eyes grey, scar both sides of head blue spot on forehead, mole left of neck ; scar right hip and shoulderblade, scar left calf, back of left hand, and near elbow. Sentenced at Nottingham on the 6tb April, 1885, to 7 years penal servitude, and 3 years police super- vision for larceny. Liberated 26th October, 1891, n L 118. Information to Supt. Eyre, Alfreton. HEREFORDSHIRE. 12.— Hereford ( County).— For housebreaking, at Allensmore, and stealing clothing and silver spoons ( all found pledged in Hereford)— A MAN, age 35 to 40, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, small light moustache; dress, grey or ligbt- coloured coat, black- and- red scarf, black hard felt liat. Appearance of a mason or bricklayer. Carried a metal geneva watch, with steel chain and new key attached. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Smith, Hereford. 13.— Weobley ( County).— For larceny ( bailee) — EDWIN PIKE, age 30, height 5 ft. 1 or 2 in, complexion and hair ( short) dark, clean shaved; dress, dark jacket and vest, light plaid trousers ( dirty), hard hat, and red and black woollen scarf. A collier; native of Mertbyr Tydvil. Warrant issued. 14.— Weobley ( County).— For deseiting his two children, leaving them chargeable to the Weobley Union— WILLIAM MITCHELL, age 40, height 5 ft. 1 or 2 in., complexion pale, hair dark, mous- tache sandy, consumptive- looking; dress, black jacket, dark cord trousers, grey cap with two peaks. A tramping painter ; may be found in casual wards or common lodging- houses. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Owens, Weobley. 15.— Hereford ( Citt/).— For embezzling £ 48 10s. — CHARLES ROBERTS, age 20, height about 5 ft. 5 or 6 in, thick set, complexion fresh, hair dark brown, peculiarity about right eye, which was injured when a boy, and looks a little cross- eyed, full round face ; dress, Newmarket overcoat, brown cloth coat and vest, grey striped trousers, square- toed heavy boots, brown bowler hat. A grocer's assistant; native of Peterchurch, Herefordshire. Warrant issued. Information to Head Constable Richardson, Hereford. HERTFORDSHIRE. 16.— Bishop Stortford ( County). — For obtaining £ 5 by means of a fictitious cheque on Messrs. Molineux, Whitfield, Whitfield & Molyneux, Bankers, Lewes— H. BENTON, age 35 to 40, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in, complexion fresh, hair light brown, mutton- chop whiskers and close clipped moustache sandy, first joint of little finger right hand deficient, little finger left hand contracted, usually wears kid gloves to hide these defects ; dress, dark grey over- coat, light tweed jacket, dark tweed trousers, black hard felt hat. This man represented to a tradesman in the town that he was going to make a new road at Bishop Stortford, and that he had a number of navvy barrows, some of which wanted repairing. He also ordered a number of stakes and straight edge. Having obtained the tradesman's confidence by giving him these orders, he enquired which was the best bank as he would have to pass his cheques through one. He then asked the tradesman if he would exchange cheques, as he ( Benton) was short of silver. The tradesman then gave him £ 5 in cash for one of his cheques, which was afterwards found to be worthless. He also takes private lodgings and leaves without paying or pays with fictitious cheques. He is very talkative and is fond of showing a couple of cards, one representing a rose, and the other a shamrock and rose, which he says he cut out. He is identical with man described in Case No. 25, 16th ulto. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Tripp, Bishop Stortford. KENT. 17. — Folkestone ( Borough). — For stealing. 7th inst., a number of watches entrusted to him to repair— DANIEL SWOFFER, alias HARRIS, alias WALKER, age about 38, height 5 ft. 11 in, complexion fair, hair ( cut short) and moustache light, no whiskers; dress, short dark mixture tweed coat and vest, brown striped trousers, tight fitting, lace boots, bard felt hat. A jobbing watchmaker, native of Mersham, Kent. Is accompanied by his wife, age 30, height 5 ft. 5 in, complexion sallow, thin face ; dress, black jacket, dark blue serge dress, black hat with feather, and black veil. Had with them their three female children, aged 12, 9, and 4. Will probably take furnished lodgings. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Taylor, Folkestone. LANCASHIRE. 18.— Oldham ( Borough).— For failing to report — License Holder SAMUEL MILLS, alias CHAS. WILSON, Office No. 39738, age 48, height 5ft. ] in, complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes grey, scars top and left of head, left of forehead, long scratch back of neck, scars right shoulder, right upper arm, right thigh, and left elbow and hip, pit marks right hip and left shoulder, blue marks between 1st and 2nd left fingers, 1st left finger damaged, mole right shoulder, ruptured right groin. A collier; native of Oldham. Sentenced at Preston, 8th January, 1885, to 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police super- vision for felony. Licensed 20th June, 1890. DL 1112. License Holder EDWARD CORR, Office No. 38840, age 42, height 5 ft. 6 in, complexion fair, hair turning grey, eyes hazel, six scars on scaip, three over right eye, one right thumb, each knee, right instep, right forearm, on and above left hip, and top of left foot, pitmarks left eye, right elbow, two above left elbow, five on left shoulder and four centre of back, lost third and fourth left fingers. Sentenced at Manchester 11th July, 1878 to 15 years penal servitude for rape. Licensed 28th December, 1889. E 754. Supervisee WINIFRED HANNAH DOHERTY, Office No. 39887, age 44, height 5 ft, complexion fresh, hair auburn,, eyes hazel, scacs over left eye- brow, back of right hand, and on left cheek and chin. A hawker; native of Ireland. Sentenced at Manchester, 8th April, 1889, to 15 months hard labour and 3 years police supervision for felony. Information to the Chief Constable, Oldham. 19.— Rochdale ( Borough). — For stealing an overcoat— A man, who gave his name as JOHN KELLY, age about 60, height 5 ft. 3 or 4 in, stout build, hair and moustache ( slight) turning grey; wore a very shabby black frock coat. Apparently a tramping tailor. Stated that he had worked in Liverpool for a number of years, and that he was a native of Salford. 20.— Rochdale ( Borough). — For icdecently assaulting a female— WILLOUGHBY GOODWIN, age about 28, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 in, slender build, complexion sallow, hair brown, moustache dark sandy; a cabdriver, and may seek similar employ- ment. He formerly was a woollen draper at Clough, near Macclesfield, and afterwards resided at 177, Ridal Mount, off Waterloo- road, Manchester. Has also resided at Wolverhampton and Farnworth. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Wilkinson, Roch- dale. 21.— Salford ( Borough).— For failing to report. — License Holder THOMAS NASH alias GEORGE ENANS and THOMAS SMITH, Office No. 42084, ago 49, height 5 ft. 3 in, complexion fresh, hair light brown, eyes blue, scars left of forehead, each eyebrow, each elbow, outside right thigh, left knee, left forearm, left shin, and 4th left finger. Sen- tenced, at Chelmsford, 21st October, 1887, to five years penal servitude and three years supervision, for fraud. Licensed 30th October last. H N 822. Supervisee MARY FITZGERALD, alias JONES, WILLIAMS, ROYD, and ROWD, Office No. 41473, age 31, height 5 ft. 1 in, complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes grey, pockpitted, nose crooked, weak eyes. Sentenced at Manchester, 11th Decem- ber, 1890, to 6 months hard labour and 2 years police supervision, for larceny. Information to the Chief Constable, Salford. LINCOLNSHIRE. 22.— Kesteven ( County). — Fcr stealing, at Swinderby, 2nd inst, a brown cloth overcoat— WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, age 21 ( looks younger), height 5 ft. 3 or 4 in, complexion fresh, hair light brown; dressed in the stolen overcoat, which is much too long for him, dirty drabbet jacket, dark coiduiuy trousers, light coloured cloth cap, strong lace boots. A labourer; native of Navenby. Sometimes sleeps in outhouses and common lodging houses. Will probably hire himself to a farmer in a quiet neighbourhood. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Cabourn, Kestevtn. MONMOUTHSHIRE. 23.— Tredegar ( County).— For failing to report. — Supervisee JOHN G WYNNE, Office No. 37300, age 32, height 5 ft. 9 in, complexion sallow, hair brown, eyes hazel; mole corner of left eye, 2 ulcers outside and 1 inside right shin, contracted toes, club feet, cut inside ball of left thumb, 2 vaccination marks left arm, scar left forefinger. Sentenced at Worcester on the 4th April, 1881, to- 5 years penal servitude and 7 years police super- vision for larceny ( dwelling house). Liberated 12th March, 1885. H 353. Information to Captain Parker, Supt, Tredegar. MONTGOMERYSHIRE. 24.— Welshpool ( County).— For housebreaking at Buttington, 4th inst, and stealing a blue serge jacket and vest; a pair of dark cloth trousers with brown stripes, bell bottoms ( nearly new) ; 6 nickel- plated dessert spoons; and 3 prongs— A TRAMP, age about 30, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in, complexion fair, hair light brown, small side whiskers, cut or bruise- on bridge of nose ; dressed in stolen clothes, print cotton shirt, coloured muffler, military boots, and dark greasy cloth cap. Left behind a moleskin jacket with small brass buttons, dark c'oth vest with white bone buttons, and a pair of twiil cotton trousers, also a clay pipe, " Hastley, Swan Hotel,. Chester," stamped thereon. Information to Inspector Lake, Welshpool. NORFOLK. 25.— Norwich( County) .— For stealing two hens, at Tavcrham, 13th ult. — FREEMAN LARGE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1891. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 3 alias SWIMMER, age 31, height 5 ft. 7 in., com- plexion swarthy, hair and eyes dark, two scars on back of head ( no hair growing on them), turns his feet out when walking; dress, long dark cloth over- coat, corduroy trousers, heavy lace boots. A native of Great Witchingham, Norfolk. Has served in the Army. Warrant issued. Information to Inspector Chambers, County Police Station, Norwich. NORTHUMBERLAND. 26.— Morpeth ( County).—¥ or stealing watches and chains ( recovered)— WILLIAM CROSS, alias WILLIAM ROBERT CHAPMAN, age about 24, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion sallow, hair and mous- tache dark, impediment in speech; dress, check tweed jacket, striped vest, black cord trousers, hard felt hat. A watchmaker ; supposed native of Bath. Is fond of betting, and is supposed to have been previously convicted. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Crozier, Morpeth. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. 27.— Nottingham ( Borough).— For failing to report- Supervisee GEORGE HICKEY, Office No. 41953, age 31, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion pale, hair dark brown, eyes brown, face pock- marked, several ulcers on body. Sentenced at Nottingham, 1st October, 1890, to 12 months hard labour and 2 years police supervision for fraud. Information to the Chief Constable, Nottingham. SHROPSHIRE. 28 — Wellington ( County).— For fowl- stealing, at Badger, 1st in^.— HENRY PUGH, Office No. 42027, age 53, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fresh, hair light brown ( turning grey), grey moustache, eyes grey, red spot under left eye, scar left - wrist and upper lip, D. D. on left side, B. C. on right side; xlress, dark jacket and vest, brown trousers with blue stripe, black hard felt hat, laced boots. Sen- tenced at Shrewsbury, 4th January, 1881, to ten years penal servitude for fowl- stealing. Liberated 17th October, 1191. Information to Chief Superintendent Edwards, Wellington. STAFFORDSHIRE. 29.— Wednesbury ( County).— For stealing from his lodgings, on 4th inst.— 1 old violin, 1 pair of old boots, I suit of boy's clothes, several trick handkerchiefs, 1 glas^ trick shade, and 1 bunch of trick flowers— FRED SMITH, age 15 ( looks younger), height 4 ft. 8 or 9 in. complexion fair, hair brown, eyes light blue ; dress, speckled overcoat with cape, black ribbed cloth coat and vest, bound with braid, light Scotch tweed trousers, black hard billy- cock hat, gaiters, and kid gloves ; supposed native of Birmingham. He was travelling with a conjuror, who was proprietor of the Spanish Ladies Orchestra, and will probably seek employment at theatres, music- halls, schools, or similar places, to exhibit conjuring. He carried his clothes in a wicker basket, 3 ft. by 2 ft., and 18 inches deep. Information to Supt. Walters, Wednesbury. SUFFOLK. his 30.— Ipswich ( Borough).— For deserting wife, leaving her chargeable to the Ipswich Union since May last- WILLIAM CHAPMAN, age 26, height 5 ft. 10 in., weight about 13 stone, complexion fresh, hair black, eyes dark brown. A fowl dealer ; is well known at Romford, Essex. Warrant issued. Information to Lieut.- Col. Russell, Chief Constable, Ipswicli. SURREY. £ 2 REWARD. 31— Chertsey ( County).— For deserting his two children, leaving them chargeable to the Old Windsor Union— LUKE BAKER, age 45, height 5 ft. 3 in , complexion dark, hair, whiskers, and moustache dark ; dress, dark clothes, and black hard felt hat. A labourer; native of Egham, Surrey. Warrant issued. The above reward will be paid by the Guardians of the Old Windsor Union for his apprehension. Information to Supt. Lambert, Chertsey. SUSSEX ( EAST). 32.— Uckfield ( County). — For housebreaking, at Framfield, 5th inst., and stealing a lady's silver geneva watch, chased back, glass cracked, maker's name " Rose, Ramsgate " ; a loDg gold guard, small square links; agold mourning locket," In memory of chased thereon, containing a photo and dark hair, attached ; a gold Mizpah ring ; a small silver horse- shoo brooch; a small silver brooch, with initials " T. H. E." thereon; a round silver brooch, about the size of a four- shilling piece, chased with flowers ; a pair of silver ear- rings ( acorn pattern); 1 sovereign; 8 shillings ; and 12 pence — A man who gave the name of RICHARD DAFT, the cricketer, of Nottinghamshire, age about 21, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., rather stout build, complexion fair, cut mark on eyelid, hair light, no whiskers or moustache, stutters when talking; dress, black coat, dark striped trousers, black hard felt hat, light tie, brown leather leggings, worn at bottoms, light boots, brown kid gloves. Wore a ring with white stone in centre on middle finger of light hand, and carried an umbrella. This man was traced to Buxted Railwav Station, where he took a ticket to New Cross Station, London, by the 5.10 p. m. train. Information to Supt. Diplock, Uckfield. 33.— Hastings ( Borough).— For endeavouring, on 1st inst., to obtain £ 5 at an hotel, in change for a fictitious cheque upon the National Bank of Wales — A man, who gave the name of HENRY GAR- DINER, age about 55, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion ruddy, hair and moustache dark, few whiskers on chin ( turning grey), other parts of face shaven, stoops when walking; dress, long black Witney overcoat, dark suit, and black felt hat. Left behind him at the hotel a small black bag con- taining clothing and some blank cheques on Lloyds, Barnetts and Bosanquet's Bank, Burton- on- Trent, Messrs. Robarts, Lubbock & Co., Lombard- street, and the National Bank of Wales. Information to Chief Constable Glenister, Has- tings. PERSONS IN CUSTODY. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. 34.— Chesham ( County).— Remanded till 18th inst., for stealing painters' brushes and tools from a workshop— LOUIS MATTHEWS, age 36, height 5 ft. 5j in., slight build, complexion pale and sallow, hair dark brown, slight beard on chin, moustache ; dress, dark cloth jacket, white slop under, dark waistcoat, dark grey trousers, black hard felt hat. A painter; native of Tottenham, Middlesex. Sup- posed previously convicted. Information to Inspector Clarke, Chesham. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 35. — Cambridge ( Borough). — Remanded till 17th inst. for stealing a silver watch from a shop— FREDERICK HICKS, age 20, height 5 ft. 7\ in., complexion dark, hair dark brown, clean shaved, eyes light hazel, oval face ; dress, dark clothes, blue serge cap, with peak, blue striped tie, lace boots. Stated he came from Worcester. He pledged in the borough an 18- carat gold ring ( supposed stolen) set with three diamonds, 1) 6346— A/= A 7/- en- closed thereon. Information to Chief Constable Inues, Cambridge. CORNWALL. 36.— Truro ( City).— Committed for trial at the Assizes at Bodmin, on 26th inst, for obtaining food and lodgings by false pretences— Two men : 1st, SAMUEL SUTTON, alias BRANDRAM, and FIELDING, age 35 to 40, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., slight build, dark hair, slightly grey, brought over from sides to cover baldness, dark moustache, and small imperial, knob in neck, behind left ear ; dress, short dark jacket, light vest, dark brown trousers, low hat, mackintosh, and walking- stick— 2nd, age about 18, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in.; dress, dark clothes, billycock hat, mackintosh, and walking- stick. They represent themselves to be teacher and pupil, travelling for the pupil's health. The latter plays the piano well. Supposed previously convicted, and wanted for other offences. They both refuse to give any account of themselves. Information to Head Constable Angel, Truro. ESSEX. 37.— Epping ( County). — Sentenced to three months imprisonment, on 6th inst., for being found on enclosed premises for an unlawful purpose— EDWARD CONWAY ( supposed false), gave his address as 125, Barfold- street, Birmingham ( false). Was convictcd at Guildford, on 4th February, 1887, in name of GEORGE FULLERTON, and sentenced to 2 months imprisonment for being found in a dwelling- house with intent; at West Ham Police Court, on 24th August, 1887, in name of EDWARD BLANCHARD, and sentenced to 1 month imprison- ment, for stealing a cash- box; at North London Police Court, on 4th June, 1889, in name of FRANK FERGUSON, and sentenced to 3 months imprisonment for stealing jewellery. Is known as " TALLEY BOY," and is an associate of thieves, at West Ham and Stratford. 38.— Epping ( County).— Committed for trial at the Chelmsford Assizes on 28th inst., for burglary— JAMES THOMPSON, age 23, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion pale, hair dark brown, moustache ( slight) dark, eyes blue, tooth on leftside upper jaw deficient, moles on shoulderblades, scar right eyebrow ; dress, black overcoat, undercoat and vest, grey trousers with small stripes, lace boots.— HARRY LEIGH, age 66, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion pale, hair and whiskers grey, bald on top of head, eyes blue, scar on muscle of left arm, small mole on middle of left shoulderblade; dress, dark clothes, black silk hat, lace boots. A gas fitter. Information to Supt. Womack, Epping. HEREFORDSHIRE. 39.— Bromyard ( County).— Remanded till 16th inst., for larceny— A man and woman : 1st, g^ ave the name of ROBERT THORN, age 35, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, moustache ( small) dark, eyes hazel, full round face ; dress, dark coat, brown tweed vest, striped cloth trousers, black hard hat ( all old and patched), old boots cut across fronts. States he is a native of 8, Avenue- road, Bow, London, that he lived in Southampton some years, and worked in the lamp and oil trade, and that he belongs to the Carnarvon- shire Militia. Was convicted at Wem, Salop, on 9th April last, for larceny from a shop, and sen- tenced to one months imprisonment. He is well acquainted with prison discipline. 2nd, MARY ANN LLOYD, alias HORAN and INCHER; age about 40, height 5 ft. 5 in., hair fair, full round red face. A native of Dudley. Has been convicted many times for drunkenness. They are strongly suspected of being convicted elsewhere. Information to Supt. Lewis, Bromyard. MONTGOMERYSHIRE. 40.— Welshpool ( County). — Remanded till 16th inst., for housebreaking— WILLI AM DAYIES, age 49, height 5 ft. 11 in., complexion fresh, hair auburn, eyes grey, cut- mark on right side of fore- head, and burn- mark on outside of left thigh. A blacksmith ; native of 5, Matthews- court, Rhymney, Mon. States that he has been convicted at Cardiff and Swansea for drunkenness.— WILLIAM MAR- SHALL, age 19, height 5 ft. 3 in., hair brown, eyes hazel, complexion fresh, abscess on right side and under left arm, small moles on each side of neck. A labourer; native of Kingston, Surrey. States that he was convicted at Kingston, in August, 1S90, for breaking windows, and sentenced to two months imprisonment; on 1st October, 1890, and sentenced to 3 months imprisonment, for stealing £ 3 15s. 8d.; and in January, 1891, for absconding from the Union, and sentenced to 1 months imprisonment. Information to Inspector Lake, Welshpool. SHROPSHIRE. 41.— Wellington ( County). — Sentenced, 2nd insfc., to 1 month imprisonmeut for larceny ( person) JOHN DONLAN, age 29, height 5 ft. 7{ in., com- plexion fresh, hair sandy, eyes grey, cast in left eye, two scars over right eye ; left thigh has been frac- tured. A pedlar of scissors; native of Shifnal, Salop. Supposed wanted elsewhere. Information to Chief Supt. Edwards, Wellington. SUSSEX ( EAST). 42.— Eastbourne ( Borough).— Committed for trial at the Lewes Quarter Sessions in January next, for stealing a cash- box from a wine merchant's shop — HENRY WILSON, supposed alias BUCHANAN or KNUTSELL, states his ago is 21, but appears 26, height 5 ft. 6j in., strong build, complexion fair, hair dark brown, eyes brown ( very keen and full), 4 THE POLTCE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1891. large arms, oval face, scars on right eyebrow, around head, left side of left knee, and on left forearm, " J. H." in faint blue tattooed on left forearm, small moles back of neck, centre of back, and on right shoulderblade ; dress, blue overcoat, brown trousers, blue silk neck scarf, white spots thereon, dark single peaked cap, patent leather button boots. States he is a native of Manchester, but he speaks with a cockney accent. Carried a long sharp steel chisel. Is evidently an expert till thief. Refuses to be photographed. Information to Chief Constable Fraser, East- bourne. PROPERTY STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 43.— K Division.— 4th inst.— A lady's gold geneva watch, No. 3199; a lady's gold mourning ring, set with 16 small diamonds, " Isabel Ann," and another name, some Roman figures representing a chapter of St. John, inside, black rim round the edge ; a set of round gold earrings with brooch to match, pearl in centre of each ; a lady's long gold chain, small links, curb pattern. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. posed, " Bragg, Stroud," flat black guard attached ; a lady's silver Canadian watch; a gentleman's short hair guard with three bands of silver, silver lockct attached; 2 lady's gold rings ( 1st, mourning with hair in centre, and initial " L. O "; 2nd, a keeper with " My Darling " or " Dearest " engraved in French); a pair of gold earrings; and 1 dollar; a black beige dress; a long light brown ulster with plush bands; drawers; chemises; and night- dresses. Information to Supt. Philpott, Stroud. AYRSHIRE. 44.— Ayr ( Burgh).— Between 31st ulto. and 2nd inst., by shop- breaking— A lady's gold geneva watch, No. 44194, gold dial, black chapters, engraved cases ; 4 gentlemen's gold alberts supposed 9- carat; 4 gentlemen's silver alberts ( 2 curb, and 2 long and short link alternately) ; 1 lady's old- fashioned gold chain, small twisted link pattern ; 4 plain gold brooches ( one with photo of a man, and one with hair); 20 pairs of gold earrings, some plain aud some set with imitation rubies; 1 electro- plated fish knife and fork, carved; 6 silver brooches ( 2 " Mary," 1 " Agnes ") ; 2 engraved silver brace- lets ; 5 gold scarf pins ( 1 set ruby and stone, 1 com- pass and square, 1 gentleman's photo, 1 round ball, and 1 plain) ; 19 gold keeper rings, mostly 9- carat; 35 lady's plain gold rings, 9 and 18- carat; 23 lady's gold gem rings, mostly set with rubies; 1 gold eye- glass with gold ring, old- fashioned, square shaped, engraved rim; 1 silver ivory handle pocket knife with one blade; 1 gold brooch and earrings to match, raised in centre, and set with 3 brilliants; 4 plain gold studs and sleeve links; a light check tweed vest and pair of trousers; 1 short blue over- coat, plain collar; 1 grey and yellow striped shirt; 1 pair of boots; 1 pair of socks; 1 pair braces; 1 black felt hat, maker " Thomson, Hatter, Ayr." The stolen clothing is likely to be worn by the thieves, as the following articles of clothing were left behind :— black felt hat, high crown, maker " D. & E. James, 23, Argyle- street, Glasgow," size 6f ; dark grey striped tweed jacket and vest; pair of black cord trousers, and a pair of lace boots ( well worn). An iron safe, 14 cwt. in weight, containing 3 cwt. of jewellery, was removed to an adjoining room, and an unsuccessful attempt made to force it open by drilling a hole with brace and bit. Information to Supt. McKay, Police Chambers, Ayr. CHESHIRE. 45.— Ru nCOm( County).— 9th inst., a rough black double- breasted pilot coat, usual pockets, black bone buttons, bluish- grey woollen lining, in hip pockets was a pair of brown kid gloves ( much worn), and a letter addressed " F. Stewart." Information to Supt. Large, Runcorn. CUMBERLAND. 46.— Wigton ( County).— Between 2nd and 3rd inst., by housebreaking at Silloth— 3 nickel silver watches, plain dials; 3 nickel silver stop watches, private mark and 30/- scratched on inside of cases; 6 nickel silver stop watches, private mark and 19/- scratched on inside of cases ; 1 hunting watch ; 1 lady's watch ( fine silver); 3 bracelets, common silver, one with snake's head on each end, one ornamented with horse shoe in centre ; and a number of albert chains, imitation gold and silver. Information to Supt. Hodgson, Wigton. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 47.— Stroud( CoMwty).— Since 1st inst.— Alady's gold geneva watch, No. 62412, maker's name, sup- LANCASHIRE. 48.— Leigh ( County).— Q> th inst., at Tyldesley— A silver lever watch in silver verge case, No. 38320, white dial, gold hands, German silver ring, maker, " Robert Hughes," Llangollen, supposed by A MAN, who was selling medicine in the neighbourhood, and said he was travelling for a Dr. Brown ; age about 30, height 5 ft. 4 in., slight build, complexion fair, moustache ( slight) light; dress, old black suit ( much worn), white paper cuffs, black felt hat. Since 3rd inst., at Leigh— A dark brown reversible shawl, light brown border, and single knotted fringe. Information to Supt. Higginbotham, Leigh. 49— Salford ( Borough).— 31st ult,, at Salford, by housebreaking, a George- and- Dragon 5s. piece, made into a brooch, mounted inside an engraved silver ring or band, and works on a swivel; 1 gold- plated geneva watch, a long small- link silver guard attached; 1 brooch, set with imitiation diamond, circular pattern ; 1 pair of earrings to match; 1 pair of gold earrings, pear shaped; 1 pair of gold earrings, ball pattern; and 3 Jubilee coins, viz., 2s., Is., and 6d. 27th ult., a silver lever geneva watch, No. 15588, plain dial, seconds hand, a gold guard ( wide link pattern) attached. 31st nit., a silver geneva watch, No. 7112, metal guard, compass pattern, attached. Information to the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Salford. Entrance was effected by placing a ladder against a bedroom window, and the lower sash forced up apparently with a jemmy or chisel. The bedroom door was fastened by a wedge and gimlet, and copper wire stretched across the paths. Several small hooks were screwed into the lower window sashes to prevent them being opened. Information to Supt. Clarke, Bury St. Edmunds. SURREY. 55.— Chertsey ( County). — 27th ult., at Bag- shot— a silver tea caddy spoon, shape of a leaf, and a small silver brooch with green stone in centre. Information to Supt. Bryant, Chertsey. 56.— Guildford ( Borough).— Between 20th and 22nd ult., by housebreaking — An old silver open- face watch; a silver chased pencil- case ; a set of jubilee coins, from 5s. to Od.; a pair of gold- framed eyeglasses; a silver mustard spoon ; and a gold- plated bangle. Supposed by a MAN, age about 30, height 5 ft. 6 in., stout build, round red face; dressed in black coat, dark tight- fitting trousers, blue neckerchief with white spots, hard felt hat. Information to Head Constable Berry, Guildford. NORFOLK. 50.— Walsingham ( County).— About 18th ult., at Fakenham, 4 silver table spoons, " F. H. H." en- graved thereon; 2 silver gravy ladles, crest— a leopard engraved thereon. Information to Sergeant Read, Fakenham, or Supt. Mnrrell, Walsingham. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. 51.— Bingham ( County).— 29th ult.— 1 fancy hunting vest, cream ground, with brown check, inches square; 1 red silk handkerchief, pattern yellow horse shoes ; 1 cigar case, black leather, gilt rim, a flower worked inside with crewel work. Information to Supt. Downing, Biugham. OXFORDSHIRE. 52.— Henley - on - Thames ( County).— 29th ult., by burglary, at Caversham— 1 silver cream jug, old, " W. P." thereon; 1 pair silver sugar tongs, " T. T W. A." thereon ; 3 silver tops to cruet bottles ; 1 mustard pot with silver top; 1 mustard spoon, " A" thereon; 1 plated sugar basin in shape of basket; 1 pair of plated nut crackers in case; 1 drab overcoat, lined drab; 2 hard felt hats ( 1 new), maker's name " Hope Brothers "; 1 plated cigar case; 1 pair of men's lace boots; 1 pair of plated salt stands and 2 spoons; 1 Colt's 5- chamber revolver, in woollen case which holds 380 cartridges. The burglars left behind them a buckhorn two- bladed pocket knife with bull- dog's head on large blade, maker's name " J. Casson & Sous, Sheffield." Information to Supt. Keal, Henley- on- Thames. SUSSEX ( EAST). 57— Hastings ( Borough).— Since 29th Septem- ber, supposed during transit from Hastings to Windermere, 1 meerchaum pipe, carved figure of a cavalier on stem ; a number of old Roman coins; 40 silver coins of different reigns, from Henry VIII. • a quantity ( over 200) of ancient silver and copper coins, including Queen Anne's farthing, the Norwich farthing and others ; a quantity of old tradesmen's tokens, issued in different English towns ; a number of handsome portrait medals, including portraits of Napoleon I., George IV., Nelson, Fraderick the Great, Queen Anne, Pope Pius, Charles I., Peter the Hermit, and others, some battle pieces ; a red back bound book, containing about 100 steel engravings of celebrated sporting gentlemen; a scrap book, 18 inches by 12 inches, containing engravings, includ- ing " The Earth Stopper " and selected piecee by Leech and others; a pair of large ivory field glasses in leather case with crest engraved on each, and other articles. Information to Chief Constable Glenister, Hast- ings. STAFFORDSHIRE. 53— West Bromwich ( County).— 30th ult., 2 second- hand watches — 1st, a gentleman's go'd centre seconds watch, white dial, black figures, gold hands, engine turned case, raised glass, No. 77630, maker's name " Mole, High- street, Birmingham 2nd, a gentleman's gold centre seconds chronograph watch, white dial, flat glass, black figures, gold hands, plain cases, " R. O." inside case, and the words " centre seconds chronograph " on dial. Information to Supt. Whitehurst, West Bromwich. SUFFOLK. 54.— Bury St. Edmunds ( County). — 27th ult., by burglary— A small purse containing £ 7 in gold, a small pocket flask, a gold scarf- pin with blue stone, and a gold ring with forget- me- nots thereon. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 58.— Sheffield ( Borough).— 3rd inst., by bur- glary, 1 round silver- plated cake basket, engraved inside with trees and figure of a bird ; 1 silver- plated toast- rack, with egg- cup each side; 1 silver- plated mug to hold about a gill ; 1 silver- plated sugar spoon, round bowl ; 1 pair silver- plated sugar- tongs ; 1 brown overcoat, very fine brown worsted, with close silk stripe running both ways, 4 pockets outside, and 1 pocket inside left breast, brown Italian lining. Information to Chief Constable Jackson, Sheffield. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 59.— 1st September, at the Railway Station of St. John, Bordeaux, France, a large diamond cres- cent, smooth silver- plated, gold back, large roses, plain setting; a diamond bracelet, 15 diamonds, ornamental setting; 1 diamond flower, mounted in gold, shape of brooch, ornamantal setting; a diamond garter- ring, 7 diamonds; a dull gold watch, initials " J. L.", maker " Antoine," No. 43287; a yellow gold chain, ornamented with balls set with rubies; a dull gold bracelet, with 2 large pearls and 3 large garnets, plain setting; a bracelet of polished gold; a large garter bracelet with small gold chains and Holy Ghost, ornamented with garnets; a gold wire bracelet with cat's eye; a red gold bracelet, garnets and pearls; a silver bracelet, made of 25 pieces of Swedish money; a silver bracelet with 2 rams' heads; 1 " Porte- Bonheur," Arab silver, with gold fish; 1 fleur- de- lis brooch; 1 gold miniature brooch, gold setting; 1 engraved cameo, gold setting; a large agate, surrounded with pearls; a silver Brittany heart; a gold butterfly with pearl- headed pin; an old round brooch, turquoise and garnets, silver setting, an old Holy Ghost with knot, Louis XVI. brilliants, silver setting, 2 miniature rings ( 1 long, surrounded with brilliants, the other, Louis XVI., silver setting) ; a ring with 2 brilliants and 2 rubies; 1 dull gold ring with 5 polished garnets; a gold ring with fine pearls; an old gold ring with 5 tur- quoise ; a ring with lapis and pearls; a Spanish garnet ring with gold setting; a ring, Louis XVI., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1891. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 3 with stones of various colours; a gold ring with Arabian inscription ; a topaz ring, surrounded with brilliants; a large silver medal from Lourdes, fleur- de- lis shape; and an ivory pin- box, gold mounted. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. PERSONS OR BODIES FOUND. ESSEX. 60.— Colchester (. County). — Washed ashore, at Clacton- on- Sea, on 31st ult., the body of a sailor, age about 25, length 5 ft. 11 in., complexion and hair dark, slight whiskers and moustache, J. B. and anchor tattooed left arm, above elbow and wrist; diess, dark serge jacket and trousers, blue guernsey, buff colour oilskin coat and leggings, print shirt, woollen vest and drawers, lace boots; had on a life- belt. Information to Supt. Ackers, County Police Station, Colchester. OXFORDSHIRE. 61.— Oxford ( County).— 8th inst., in the river, at Sandford- on- Thames, the body of a full- grown male child, very much decomposed. Information to the Chief Constable, County Police Station, Oxford. PROPERTY FOUND IN POSSESSION OF PRISONERS. LANCASHIRE. 62.— Bury ( County).— 2nd inst., in possession of ELIZA KENNEDY, alias NOLAN and MURPHY — A lady's single- stone diamond ring, 15- carat, buckle and strap pattern. Information to Supt. Henderson, Bury. ANIMALS, & c., STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 63— S Division.— 6th inst., from a field at Hendon— A dark bay gelding, 8 years, 14 hands, thick- set, very long body, short legs, white star on forehead, near hind hoof white. Supposed by THREE MEN— 1st, age 43, height 5 ft. 7 in., stout build, complexion ruddy, stubby moustache ( turning grey), full round face; dress, long dark overcoat, neckerchief round neck, black felt hat.— 2nd, age 21, medium height, full round face, slight brown mous tache ; dress, black coat, neckerchief round neck, black felt hat.— 3rd, age 23, height 5 ft. 9 in., com- plexion sallow, hair and moustache ( slight) dark; dress, long grey overcoat, black felt hat. Appear- ance of horse copers. Were seen with a pony and cart near where the horse was stolen, and subse- quently offered a horse for sale answering the description of the one stolen. 64.— S Division.— Since 6th inst.— A dark chestnut gelding pony, rising 5 years, 13 hands, thick- set, square tail, rough coat, in good condition, unshod and unbroken. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. PROPERTY RECOVERED. LANCASHIRE. 65.— Leigh ( County).— Watch and guard, Case No. 61, 23rd ult., and thief apprehended. APPREHENSIONS. 66.- Ayrshire, Ayr ( Burgh). — THOMAS SMITH, alias DOOLAN, & c., Case No. 20, 30th ulto. 67.— Kent, Canterbury ( County).— ARTHUR AGATE, Case No. 36, 30th ulto. 68. — Lancashire, Rochdale ( Borough).— CONSTANCE ELVEY, Case No. 14, 6th inst. 69.— Norfolk, Thetford ( County).- GEORGE HENRY BAKER, Case No. 44, 13th August last. 70. — Nottinghamshire, Nottingham ( Borough).— Supervisee JOHN BAGNALL, Office No. 41825, Case 30, 23rd October last. 71— Staffordshire, Brierley Hill ( County).— ROBERT HORNS, alias BOULAS, Case No. 18, 6th inst. PROPERTY STOLEN. LATEST INFORMATION. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. WORCESTERSHIRE. 72.— Stourbridge ( County).— For stealing, at Hagley, on 30th ult., £ 1 9s. 3d.— FREDERICK BARNES, age 18, height about 5 ft., complexion fresh, hair very light ; dress, brown plaid jacket ( torn left side), moleskin trousers and vest, white muffler, cap with peak, and old shoes much too large for him. A labourer. Warrant issued. Information to Supt Wheeler, Stourbridge. PERSONS IN CUSTODY. MERIONETHSHIRE. 73.— Dolgelley ( County).— Committed for trial at the next Assizes, for housebreaking.— WILLIAM PARKER, age 19, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion very fresh, hair brown, picture of an angel and a tomb- stone " In Memory of my Mother " thereon, tattooed on left arm ; gave his address at 115, Wolverhampton- street, Dudley.— ARTHUR NETTLETON, age 17, height 5 ft. 3^ in., complexion pale, hair black, stammers very badly ; gave his address at 17, York- street, Leeds. Information to Supt. Hughes, Dolgelley. LANCASHIRE. £ 5 REWARD. 74.—- Old Swan ( County).— 7th inst, at Tue Brook— 1 gold bracelet, A in. wide, strap and buckle pattern, with large diamond set about £ in. from buckle; 1 gold bracelet, § in wide, strap and buckle pattern, with two buckles in opposite directions on upper part; a lady's gold necklet, small flat links, with an oval- shaped dull gold locket, with diamond in centre, attached; a lady'a gold albert guard, double chain, very small links, 2 sliding knobs, and 2 gold tassels attached; a gentleman's gold albert guard, long square links, stamped on every link ; an oval- shaped locket, containing a gentleman's photo, attached ; 1 dull gold oval- shaped brooch, with a small diamond in centre, plain setting; 1 pair cameo earrings, set in gold, left one damaged; 1 small round gold earring, with small diamond in centre; 1 large oval- shaped enamelled silver brooch, set with green stones, and a round hole in centre; 1 pair silver earrings, long drop pattern, set with green stones to match the brooch; 1 oval- shaped plain silver brooch; and 1 pair plain silver earrings to match. The above reward will be paid by Mary Jane Cosier, Tue Brook, to any person giving such infor- mation as shall lead to the conviction of the thief or thieves, and the recovery of the property, or in pro- portion to the amount recovered. Information to Supt. Bryning, Old Swan, near Liverpool. MISCELLANEOUS. HERTFORDSHIRE. 75.— Ware l( County).— Left as security for a debt of 12s. for food and lodgings, obtained at a public- house— A " Demon " bicycle, supposed stolen, maker, " A. Paine, 115, Crawford- street, London, W.," " Richmond " on lamp, " Middlemore " stamped on saddle, " Lucas & Son, No. 42 " on bell, cushion tyres. Yalae between £ 12 and £ 15— by A MAN, age 30, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion fair, slight moustache, well built, shabby- genteel appearance. Information to Captain Wymer, Superintendent, Ware. STAFFORDSHIRE. 76.— Burslem ( County).— Information wanted as to the whereabouts of FRANCIS THORBURN, wanted under a summons for offence against Burslem Borough Bye Laws— Age 42, height 5 ft. 7 in., com- plexion pale, hair ( very long) light brown, eyes blue; dress, long black coat, wide brim soft hat, wears a heavy watch- guard, and rings on fingers. Is accompanied by a fashionably dressed female, age 28. He is a travelling quack doctor and vendor of quack medicines ; usually stands in a 4- wheeled hired carriage in market places. Left Derby about a month ago. States he belongs to America, and is a qualified surgeon there. If found, his address is requested by telegram, when summons will then be sent for service. Information to Chief Supt. Hill, Burslem. Office No. NAME. Fresh Offence with w Charged. 31223 HENRY REEVES Larceny 17350 SAMUEL FLETCHER Rogue and vagabond 23892 HENRY SMITH Attempted larceny 41789 THOMAS MURRAY Drunkenness, etc. 29467 THOS. OSBORNE Begging 38885 HY. THURSTON Larceny ( person) 38221 ARTHUR STILWELL Assault 12572 JOHN SALE Rogue and vagabond 40999 WALTER YALE Larceny 40825 CHAS. WILLIAMS Rogue anil vagabond 41115 HORATIO W. CHAFF Larceny 34190 FREDK. PULLEY Larceny 40670 GEORGE STEELE Failing to report 41788 HENRY JONES Larceny Result Date and Place. 1 month hard labour 3 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 7 days hard labour 3 months hard labour 5 years penal servitude and 3 years police supervision Fined 5s. and 10s. 6d. costs 3 months hard labour 4 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 3 years penal servitude 3 years penal servitude 6 months hard labour 3 weeks hard labour 5th Sept, 1891, Worship street Police Court 27th June, 1891, Greenwich Police Court 21st Sept., 1891, West London Police Court 21st Sept, 1891, Bow- street Police Court 30th Sept., 1891, Greenwich Police Court 29th Sept., 1891, Doncaster 29th Sept., 1891, Waltham Abbey Petty Sessions 1st October," 1891, Lambeth Police Court 13th May, 1881, Mansion House Police Court 1st October, 1891, Lambeth Police Court 5th Oct., 1891, North London Sessions 5th Oct., 1891, North London Sessions 2nd Oct., 1891, South Shields 28th Sept., 1891, Mailing, Kent REMARKS. Supervisee. Expiree. Expiree. License Holder Expiree. Supervisee. Supervisee. Expiree, License Holder. License Holder. Expiree. Expiree. Supervisee. Supervisee. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1 8 9 1. License Holders, Supervisees, and Expirees— continued. Office No. 37220 37724 41805 35787 30587 41514 25802 20495 41230 38358 40752 39160 31310 41821 40622 39796 41023 13605 18705 34979 41541 38400 34623 30274 41507 31135 37355 41555 33477 40902 41541 40445 34229 34056 39528 34069 36S01 33613 38354 40818 25670 31140 40047 41160 27483 28331 41442 27290 18681 14981 41225 21376 38199 41788 39483 28121 40164 NAME. Fresh Offence with which Charged. Result. Date and Place. REMARKS. CHARLES JOYCE MICHAEL LIPMAN JAMES FITZPATRICK ALFRED REYNOLDS JOHN COLEMAN JAMES SAUNDERS GEO. SULLIVAN ANNIE HINCHCLIFFE JAMES JUPP \ VM. BENNETT HY. WEST JAMES MACKEY KATE MATIMONE CHAS. ROBINSON MICHAEL O'DONALD WM. BUSBRIDGE GEO. MILLS MARY ANN WILLIAMS JOHN NEGUS JANE SAUNDERS SMITH JAMES CARR JOHN SMITH JAMES CORBIN EMMA WILSON GEORGE BROWN FREDK. BOMFORD HENRY WRIGHT JOHN SHARPER MATILDA JONES JOHN BATES JAMES CARR MARY A. THOMPSON EMMA MANLEY EDWARD BAXTER JOSEPH TILLSON ANN DOYLE MARY DOYLE THOS. SMITH FRANCIS BIGGS JOHN ROBERTSON JOHANNAH BARRETT FRANCIS THOS. ELLWOOD JOHN MORRISON HY. WILLIAMS WM. YOUNG THOS. MOORE JOSEPH BOLTON THOMAS BURNS ANN STEWART THOS. SMITH WM. NICHOLSON IIY. TORRINGTON THOMAS BARNES IIY. JONES JOSEPH ROBINSON MICHAEL BREEN WM. JONES Larceny Larceny Assault Larceny Assault False attestation Warehousebreaking Failing to report Larceny Larceny Larceny Larceny Larceny Larceny ( Not stated) Drunkenness, etc. Larceny Larceny Larceny Larceny Larceny Larceny Disorderly conduct Larceny ( Not stated) Larceny Fraud Larceny Larceny Assault, etc. Larceny Larceny Attempted larceny Failing to report Housebreaking Larceny Larceny Absconding from bail Housebreaking Larceny Larceny Uttering forged cheques Larceny Horse- stealing Wounding Attempted larceny Counting- housebreaking Larceny Larceny Rape Failing to report Larceny Wilful damage Failing to report Larceny Larceny Larceny and rape 2 months hard labour 3 years penal servitude 1 month hard labour 12 months hard labour 17 weeks hard labour 1 month hard labour 12 months hard labour 5 months hard labour 3 years penal servitude 3 yeais penal servitude 3 years penal servitude 3 years penal servitude and ; 2 years police supervision 3 years penal servitude 1 3 years penal servitude and 5 yean police supervision 2 months hard labour 14 days hard labour 6 months hard labour 13 weeks hard labour 9 months hard labour 6 months hard labour 3 years penal servitude 18 months hard labour 7 days hard labour 4 months hard labour 10 clays hard labour 3 years penal servitude 3 years penal servitude 3 years penal servitude 12 months hard labour Discharged i years penal servitude 12 months hard labour 3 months hard labour I month hard labour 15 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 12 months hard labour 21 days hard labour 5th October, 1891, Lambeth Expiree. 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' Ses- ions I9lh October, 1891, Bow- street Expiree. License Holder. Supervisee. Expiree. License Holder. License Holder. License Holder License Holder. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. License Holder. Expiree. Supervisee. Expiree. License Holder. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. License Holder. License Holder. Expiree. Supervisee. Supervisee. Police Court 20th Oct, 1891, North London Expiree. Sessions 21st October, 1891, Bow- street Expiree. Police Court 3 years penal servitude anil 20th October, 1891, Huntingdon Expiree. 7 years police supervision 3 months hard labour 17th Oct, 1891, Westminster License Holder. Poliee Court 3 years penal servitude > years penal servitude 5 years penal servitude 7 years penal servitude 9 months hard labour 18 months hard labour 7 years penal servitude 3 months hard labour 4 years penal setvitude 20 years penal servitude License forfeited 5 years penal servitude 6 months hard labour 2 months hard labour i years penal servitude 22nd Oct, 1891, North London Expiree. Sessions 21st October, 1891, Central Expiree. Criminal Court Expiree. 21st October, 1891, Lichfield 21st October, 1891, Gloucester 22nd October, 1891, Central Criminal Court 21st October, 1891, Chelmsford 21st October, 1891, Leicester 24th O. tober, 1891, Marlboro'- street Police Court 23rd October, 1891, Middlesex Sessions 27th October, 1891, Central Criminal Court 23m Oct., 1891, Wandsworth Police Court 21st October, 1891, Chelmsford 26th October, 1891, Liverpool 26th October, 1891, Mailing Petty Sessions 13th October, 1891, Birmingham 12 months hard labour and l£ th October, 1891, Ballymena. 1 3 years police supervision Belfast ; 6 months hard labour and 27th Octobsr, 1891, Central 12 years penal servitude Criminal Court I ( consecutive) 1 Expiree. Supervisee. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. Liccnse Holder. Expiree. Expiree. Supervisee. Supervisee. Expiree. License Holler. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1891. T H E P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. 3 « £ 5 REWARD. LOST, Saturday morning, November 7th, near the National Provincial Bank, Piccadilly, FIVE £ 5 BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES, in blue addressed envelope. Anyone taking the same to that address, or to Mr. DIXON, Chemist, 1, Russell Gardens, Kensington, shall receive the above REWARD. Numbers known and stopped. LOST, GREY SILVER FTJR MUFF, ON Monday, 2nd inst., between 5 and (! o'clock p. m., on the way from the Con- vent, Kensington Square, and High Street. Finder will be handsomely REWARDED by returning it to MRS. LAWRIE, Savoy Hotel, Strand. " LOST, ON Saturday, October 24th, between Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park, and Chislehurst, a BROOCH, date in diamonds— 1889. £ L REWARD if taken to POILE & SMITH, Jewellers, 520, Oxford Street, W. LOST, ON Saturday, October 17th, either in Bond Street, Regent Street, or Piccadilly, a PLAIN GOLD PENCIL CASE. 10s. REWARD if taken to POILE & SMITH, Jewellers, 520, Oxford Street, W. LOST, ON Tuesday, between the Junior Army and Navy Stores and Praed Street, an IVORY PURSE, with initials outside '-' S. R. T." Anyone returning the same to 86, Oxford Terrace, W„ will be handsomely REWARDED ( probably lost in ' bus). £ 5 REWARD. ISSING, supposed to have fallen in XYJL the Thames at Abingdon, on the 31st October, Lt. H. S. CAMPBELL FRAZER, age 27, height about 5 ft. 5 ins., slight, brown hair cut short, and small moustache. Had on brown vest and trousers, and a long white canvas blouse. Last seen at the " Crown and Thistle" Hotel about 11 p. m. on the 31st ultimo. The above reward will be paid for the recovery of the body or any information leading to his discovery. Address SUPER- INTENDENT OF POLICE, Abingdon, Berks. IF PEOPLE KNEW How speedily every nerve and muscle of the body would becomc strengthened by simply wearing HHESZELECTEPAEIBELI they would not lose a moment jn procuring one. It cures almost all disorders of the Nerve*. Hlomuch* Liver, and Uidurr". Those who have any doubt as to its remarkable Properties for ttcHtorinu E^ eaSth to the debilitated constitution, should write at once for book of testimonials, or call and examine the originals at the Institute of the MEUICAL ISA ITERV Co.. Limited, 52, OXFORD STREET, LONDON, W. < Corner of Rathbon* Place. J ' ree of charge, personally or by letter. 4MITE FOR A BELT TO- DAY before yoa forget ' JL BBBSSaRBB letter. . / 3 20, Devereux Court, Temple, W. C. ORDINARY, 1.30 DAILY. Wines and Spirits of first quality only. WILLIAM RAPLEY, Proprietor. SICAL IMTSTRtJMENTS. Violins wilh Bows in Case, Complete, 2os., 25s., 30s., 40s., sos., to j£ lO. BR- A- SS " BA. 3srr> nsrsTR. xji- iEisrTS. FLUTES, CORNETS, CLARIONETS, Ac., Carriage paid to any part of the Kingdom. PECIAL TERMS TO BANDS. 29, HAYMARKET. LONDON, k OXONNELL BRIDGE, DUBLIN. Illustrated Price List post free. FURNISH ON THE LONDON AND PROVINCIAL FURNISHING Co.' s ( 251, TOTTENHAM COURT KOAD. W.) ^. A TRIVREIISRT SYSTEM, On the following terms:— £ 10 worth of goods, 12s. monthly. £ 20 „ „ 20s. „ £ 40 ,, 40s. £ 70 „ „ 50s. £ 100 „ „ 60s. Larger amounts in proportion. Deposits arranged to suit customers. Every description of Household . furniture, Bedsteads, Bedding, Carpets, Linoleums, & c., kept in Stock. No extra charges of any kind. Countr3' Customers have special attention. Hours 9 to 8; Saturdays, 9 to Prospectus, Price List, & c., Free. Furniture Removed and Warehoused. HUDSON'S HOUSEHOLD REMOVALS TO AND FROM ALL PARTS. ESTIMATES FREE. FIREPROOF DEPOSITORIES. Victoria Station, S. W., Brighton, and Paris— 30, Boulevard des Italians. TTi Incontrovertible Evidence; Enthusiastic and Unsought Expression of Free Opinion ; Indisputable Facts One taken at random from thousands FLOR DE DINDIGUL, The new MEDIUM MILD INDIAN CIGAR. A most delightful weed, full of fine aroma, and delicate flavour. Connoisseurs pronounce them better than Havannahs. Everyone should sample these really excellent cigars. Prices 22s. and 20s. per 100 ( post free). Samples four for Is. ( 14 stamps).— BEWLAY ( Limited), 49 and 74, Strand. W. C., and 143, Cheapside, E. C. Tobacconists to the Royal Family. Established over 100 3- ears. 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. > luff) Inspectors of Weights 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. | UpI f citft l- crtyl, MARGATE, FOR FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN. Semper Pciratus. LONG ESTABLISHED, RENOWNED, ESTEEMED. The " RUBY" Buvette. KKW>, rnOTT.". Mr. H. SAMUEL, CAKNtu. AU, CUMBERLAND, Dear Sir, October 22, ul, 1891. The watch I bought on October 22nd, 1886( five years ago), has given me every satisfaction ami has not cost me a farthing since I bad it. I would not take four times the price I gave you for it. * Yours truly, AARON PARKER. H. SAMUEL'S MARVELLOUS WATCHES The Best Watches for the Police Force, the Military and Naval Services, j R. M. Customs, and all out- door occupations. For many years they i have endured the severest tests in the most successful manner, and have 1 proved themselves THOROUGHLY RELIABLE & EXACT Under all circumstances. Of the soundest make and construction, they I are possessed of exceptional durability and strength, and the constant | wear of a lifetime leaves them still in satisfactory condition. No other watches, even at double H. Samuel's prices, possess in the same high I degree the necessary qualifications of Watches that are MADE FOR WEAR And to give the best results. H. Samuel's Watches are supplied direct from the Manufacturer to the wearer at one- half the prices charged in the ordinary way by dealers and retailers, so that as there are NO INTERMEDIATE PROFITS, The purchaser effects a large saving on what would have to be paid else- j where for watches in all probability much inferior to H. Samuel's ; world- renowned specialities, which contain special and IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS, rendering the watches as nearly perfect as possible, and increasing their | utility to the highest degrees. Not only this, but the purchaser has i the most - perfect bond of good faith, the best guarantee of excellence and value, and the highest assu. ance of perfect satisfaction, all H. Samuel's Watches being WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS, During which time the Watch is maintained in thorough order and j condition, free of charge Furthermore, every facility is allowed to wearers to carefully test the Watch purchased, as each is supplied upon A WEEK'S FREE TRIAL And money will be returned should it not be approved. H. Samuel's Special " Constabulary " Watch.— A "") massive English lever in solid silver hall- marked I case, splendidly finished lever movement, jewelled I O Q A and fitted with dust and damp- tight cap. Supplied f V/ in hunting case, or with open face and unbreakable I crystal glass if preferred. Worth 6 guineas J Wonderful English Lever Watches of excellent finish, capped and jewelled, strongly made ; fitted I OO " f O in sterling silver cases. Accurate time- keepers. 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Also complete particulars of II. Samuel's— MARVELLOUS FREE PRIZE presented during the month to all readers who become purchasers of H. Samuel's famous watch, High- class, for the Million ,£ io ios. Full compass, seven octaves, warranted. THE LONDON MUSIC PUBLISHING COMPANY, ( Ltd.), Originators o] the iar. Pianoforte. Agent for Ward's Patent Pianoforte Lamp, 10s. 6d. 54, Great Marlborough Street, W. TOBACCONISTS COMMENCING, JEWELLERS, STATIONERS, & C. AD Illustrated Guide " How to open a Cigar Store," £ 20 to £, 1000, 3d.— TOBACCONISTS' OUTFITTING CO., 18ti, Euston Road, London, N. B.— A prospectus on the other trades post free. Hi. MYERS, Manager. Estd. BY SIMPLY BOILING This preparation in water from 20 to 30 minutes, a Full Flavoured Tomato Soup is obtained, retaining all the health- giving and agreeable properties of the Fresh Tomato. DESICCATED SOUP TOMATO. Cookery Book post free on application to— I*. KIHTO- « $ c CO., LTD., 3 to 6, CAMOMILE STREET, LONDON, E. C. Sole Manufacturers of Edward's Desiccated Soup. £ 20 H. SAMUEL, Lever Watch Manufacturer, 97,99, and 101, Market Street, Manchester. : i. i. za tv < s-' s , 125, STRAND, W. C. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN THE DAILY NEWS, and in all London, Provincial, and Foreign EXCEPTIONAL* TERMSFOR A SERIES. Sole Contractors for the SPECIAL I OMTERS on Top of Front Pace of the MORNING STANDARD. EVE. MBG STANDARD. PEOPLE, and Corners on pages 2, 3, and 6 of THE GLOBE. Sole Agents for all Advertisements in the OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT POLICE GAZETTE. WILLING'S, ~ I25, STRAND, W. C., BRANCH OFFICES: 162, PICCADILLY, W Telegraph Address. Willing's, London." Telephone, No. 2,773. BILLIARDS, Ac. G. W. REEVE, Proprietor. [" VICTOR, OA A VAISSIER'S oOAr THE MOST REFRESHING OF ALL TOILET SOAPS. Mr. H. M. Stanley writes:— " I consider the Soap excellent/' SOLD EVERYWHERE. 8d., Is. 3d., and 2s. per Cake. Sole Agent for Advertisements, JAMES WILLING, 125, STRAND, LONDON. To whom all Communications respecting Advertisements m- ust be addressed. 4 THE POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1891. The Watch, as in engraving, is a bona fide Silver English Lever Watch, made expressly for hard wear and 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. 11 The Registered Official Time- Keeper " Watch at £ 5 10s. Is the finest Full Plate Silver English Lever Watch ever manufactured, made expressly for Railway and Police Services, and constructed for rough usage and sudden changes of the weather. Being " Registered," cannot be made by any other manufacturer. OFFICERS. 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, references may be made to most of the Officers of the United Kingdom. N. B.— It is not generally known that Coventry is the Largest Watch Manufacturing District in the United Kingdom, supplying the London Trade and Foreign • Markets with Thousands of Watches annually, there employed in this Trade upwards of 6,000 persons, Coventry to make Watches on the most ap- and newest principles, at the lowest pos- sible cost. Detailed Price Lists of Watches, Chains, & c., together with Testimonials as to excellence ot workmanship, sent Post Free, on application to WORKS," 33, COVENTRY. WATCH MANUFACTURER ( SON OF THE HEAD CONSTABLE). & JEWELLER, " HERTFORD THE SUNDAY TIMES. ESTABLISHED 1822. THE BEST SUNDAY NEWSPAPER. CONTAINS LATEST TELEGRAMS. CONTAINS LATEST RACING REPORTS. FULL ACCOUNT OF SATURDAY'S ATHLETIC MEETINGS. FULL ACCOUNT OF SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL, & c., & c., & c. THE LARGEST HIGH - CLASS CIRCULATION OF ANY SUNDAY NEWSPAPER. Undoubtedly the Best Medium for Advertisements of all kinds. The Perfect Food for Children and Invalids. All the Genuine Packets and Canisters are enclosed in White Wrappers, and the words DR. RIDGE'S PATENT COOKED FOOD ARE PRINTED BOLDLY THEREON, SO THAT NONE NEED BE DECEIVED OR MISTAKEN. S PIl^ A LIST OF COLOURS IN STOCK. Any Sbade, Tint, or Colour made to Pattern, and a number of New Art Gobelins, Terra- Cottas, Moss Greens, & c., & c. Vermilion Flamingo Bed Dark Bed Royal Man Bed Sealing Wax Bed Black Imperial Bed Sage Green Japanese Green Pea Green Feacook Green Blue Terra- Cotta C » nary Maroon Stone Drab French Grey Olive Coral ( Pink) Hedge Sparrows' Egg Tint Heliotrope Smoke Straw Orange Zjiiao Myrtle Green Indian Yellow Light Oak Dark Oak Quaker Blue Starlight Blue White Ivory Green Turquoise Peacock Blue Electrio Green Chocolate Bronze Fawn Primrose Arabian Brown Old Gold, & o., & o., & o. enoirope . « » « •• Sold Everywhere. Or in tins, post free, Is. 6d. and 3s. BATH ENAMEL, price 25s. per gallon; can be had in Tins, post free, 3s. 6d. and Is. 9d. ASPINALL'S ENAMEL WORKS, S New, or renovating Old Eumitursof every JL M — J\ TABIES, MILKING STOOLS, HOI- WATER CUB BWIII PACKETS, BEDSTEADS; in fact any old eyuonuubiB veil by & child in et Vc/ y sbori sp& ci oi S^ SPINALL'S ENAMEL. DIRECTIONS FOR USE. J/ Norensuigj If the ENAMEL gels thicif. VW/ Mt; T » B ffilSJJV1 ntver allowed to sland oten. butmiiitMi ™ ) M A1HEL has been taken out. II not \ t W i II SKIN and bttomi i* " yw Enamel it Is urgently requested that the MHOUM ™ _ » ! / Enamelled, as the heal forms a species el eiiiMJ iifiMP, m consequence ; all old articles iJiduW towU" ® y ' SijMmtj teforebeing Enamelled. 1TAMEL. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. " Invaluable for renovating."— Queen. " A perfect godsend."— Lady's Pictorial. " Aspinall's Enamel is simply perfect."— Lady. " Use Aspinall's Black Enamel."— Lady's World. " Furniture like new."— Bat. " Aspinall's wonderful Enamel."— Globe. " Better than any stains for floors."— Truth. " Use Aspinall's Flamingo Enamel."— Housewife. " Unequalled for beauty."— Art Designer. " Wonderful gloss and finish."— Cheltenham Examiner. " Aspinall's charming invention."— La Follet. " Use Aspinall's Enamel for Baths."— Pictorial World. " The best paint for Baths is Aspinall's snow- white Bath Enamel."— Bazaar. " I lately saw a very shabby set of blistered painted wood bedroom furniture turned into a handsome suite of pale blue with Aspinall's Enamel."— Globe. ASPINALL'S ENAMEL WORKS, LONDON : PBINTBD FOB EES MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE BY HARBISON AND SONS, 45, 46 & 47, ST. MABTIN'S LANS.