IHB ) POLICE GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1892. VOL. IX., No. 854. REO- rrLA- TIONS. 1. , All announcements for insertion in the Poi. ICK GAZETTE, and all communications upon them should be addressed to THE EDITOB 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 be 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. Portraits of persons whose apprehension is sought for serious offences, and engravings of stolen property, will be prominently inserted, with detailed particulars, at a cost of 15*. per portrait, and of 7s. 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 berequiredto be inserted, and no warrant is in force against him, the requisition must be signed by the chief officer of police, or his immediate deputy, of the county, city, or borough, as the case may be. 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 art alphabetically arranged by counties. 9. The force which causes particulars concerning delinquents or stolen property to be inserted in the POLICE GAZETTE, must, on their apprehension or recovery, at once transmit to the Editor notice of the fact, referring to the number of the announcement for insertion in the next issue. 10. In all cases, the officer signing the request for insertion of any announcement, will be wholly responsible for any proceedings which may result from such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded so as to be received not later than noon on Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Saturday morning. They must be clearly written on one side of the paper only, be in the usual form, and accompanied by a covering letter. 12. All payments mutt be in advance, either at the office, New Scotland Yard, by cheque, crossed " Drummond 8f Co.," Post Office Order payable at Charing Cms, 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. E. ANDERSON, Editor. NOTICE. 1.— The composition of the Friday No. of the " Police Gazette" will be found arranged for easy reference as follows :— ( a) Regulations at top of 1st page. ( b) Apprehensions Sought. ( 1). Metropolitan Polioe District. ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. < c) Persons in custody. ( 1). Metropolitan Police District. ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. ( d) Property Stolen. Cl). Metropolitan Police District. ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in Btrict 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 ia 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. 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 41 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- fa) The amount of the reward. ( b) 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. l.— C. O. ( Convict Supervision Depart- ment).— Woodcut ' portrait and description of LicenseHolder HENRY JAMES SHARPE, Office No. 41785, " whose apprehension ib sought for forging a certificate of character— Age 42, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion pale, hair black ( turning grey), eyes biown, scar under left eye, a tooth deficient in right lower jaw ; dress, brown overcoat, stand- np cjllar, striped trousers, high silk hat. Sentenced at Central Criminal Court, 12th Septembar, 1887, to 5 years penal servitude for bigamy, after previous convictions of fraud and embezzlement. Licensed 22nd Ausr.. o > 1891. A solicitor's clerk, and may seek employ- ment as such with forged characters. He is a native of Grantham, and is known at High Wycombe. Warrant issued. 2.— C. O. ( Convict Supervision Depart- ment).— Woodcut portrait and description of License Holder WILLIAM CLARK, alias CHAS DUNDAS, FRANCIS HARLEY, and JAMES HARLEY, Office No. 42459, whose apprehension is sought for stealing from his lodgings, 22nd inst., a gentlemen's double- breasted blue cloth overcoat, lined marone Scotch plaid, sleeves lined with marone silk— Age 53, height 5 ft. 2 in., complexion fresh, hair grey, beard and whiskers dark brown, turning grey, eyes grey, prominent nose, dark spots on eyes and bottom lip, as if from an explosion ; dress, black morning coat and vest ( bound broad braid), grey striped trousers, high silk hat or c. ip with peak; shabby- genteel appearance. Sentenced at Lewes, 12th March, 1888, to 5 years penal servitude for fraud at Hastings, after previous convictions at Winchester, Southampton, and Reading. Licensed 15th nit. He describes himself as a civil engineer. 3.— B Division.— For not surrendering to his bail to answer a charge of felony— GEORGE KING, late of 47, St. Oswald's- road, Earl's- conrt, Kensington, age 47, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fair, hair light, blotchy face; dress, dark melton overcoat, light check jacket suit, high silk hat. Warrant issued. 4. — G Division. — CHARLES EVELYN SMITH, Case No. 3, 19th ult., uttered two cheques on the London and Suburban Bank ( Hackney Branch), at Cheltenham, on 12th ult. He is said to have a number of similar cheques in his possession, and is likely to pass them off upon jewellers and pawn- brokers in provincial towns. He has his chin shaved, and is not wearing his glasses. ( See also Case No. 13). 5.— X Division.— For stealing, 15th ult., a grey she- donkey; a set of brass- mouuted harness, D. H. on blinkers; and a costermonger's barrow, painted yellow, picked out red, " D. Howell, 40, Tobin- street, Notting- hill," cut in side- rails and wheels— THOMAS DONNELLY, age 32, height 5 ft, complexion and hair dark, eyes hazel, thick full neck, knock- kneed, legs deformed; travels the country with organ on donkey- barrow; usually dressed in white cotton jacket, and black cloth cap with peak. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. CITY OF LONDON. 6.— For fraud— D. R. DARNLEY, a stock and share broker, late of Walbrook House, B. C., age 40, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion pale, hair, mous- • M 2 THE POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1892. CHESHIRE. 35.— Altrincham { County).— 25th nit., at Bol lington— 1 joiner's bass; 1 jacket plane; 1 smoothing plane; 1 rabbet plane ; 1 hand saw; 1 tenon saw 1 iron brace, wooden handle( all marked " T. Clarke") 4 bits, American make; 2 hammers ( one marked " T. Clarke"); 5 chisels, sizes in., 1 in., | $ in., in. ( marked " T. Clarke") ; 4 gouges ; 1 oil stone and can; 1 screwdriver; 1 bevel, blackwood 2 squares, blackwood handles ( marked " T. Clarke ") 3 sprig hits; 1 gimlet, boxwood handle; 1 spirit level; 1 pair pincers; 1 pair compasses. 36. — Altrincham ( County). — 22nd ult., at Marston— 1 brass steam gauge, 4 in. in diameter 1 brass indicator boiler tap; 1 brass safety valve- weight about 2 lbs. ; 1 brass plug and gland, weight about 6 lbs.; 1 pair of brass steps of crank shaft, size 5£ by 5- J; 1 brass tallow cup ; 1 set of old boiler water- gauge taps ; 4 small brasses to fit 1^- in. shaft, 3 in. long ; 1 pair of strap end brasses, size by 1J 1 brass seating off pump, 2 in. in diameter ; 1 hand hammer, both ends flat; 1 iron chisel, 12 in. long and 1 in. wide; 3 screw keys, sizes and f. Information to Supt. Walker, Altrincham. £ 150 REWARD. 37— Chester ( County).— 25th ult., at Poynton Towers, near Stockport— Marquise diamond brooch ; antique oblong brilliant brooch, in the very slightest setting; ring, ruby, set round with pearls, and again with small diamonds ; diamond pendant or brooch, with diamond cases; 1 cluster diamond square ring, large diamond in centre ; 2 uncut diamond solitaire sleeve studs; uncut diamond and silver brooch; watch, lady's half- hunter, keyless, plain gold, no engraving, No. 1771, maker " Hall & Co., Man- chester"; 2 wedding rings, made into one, joined by two diamonds ; large round gold locket, richly crusted with purple amethysts, and Venetian scroll work, originally the back of a watch ; ring, set 2 diamonds, 1 ruby in centre ; ring, sapphire and pearl, set with 4 sapphires, 2 small pearls between each; ring, gold snake, with large diamond on head and diamond eyes ; ring, large row of pearls, with smaller row round, forming 3 rows ; ring, hair, set with 5 large pearls, in gipsy fashion ; ring, hair, set with cluster of 5 pearls and small emerald in centre; pin, pearls and diamonds, round open centre; pin, 2 diamond flies with ruby eyes; brooch, small dia- mond in form of daisy, with whole pearl centre ; 3 gold bangles ( 2 plain, and 1 Greek pattern) ; 1 broad gold bracelet, with raised Greek figures half ronnd ; 1 broad flexible band of gold ; 1 flexible hand of gold to hold diamond centre; 1 gold thick curb chain bracelet, with locket pendant, set with turquoise; 6 gold pins ( 2 flies, 2 daisy, 2 round Genoese jewellery) ; gold and platinum shirt chain, with 3 pendants; 1 eagle, holding watch- key ; eagle, holding crystal cut ball, moveable; eagle, holding seal; 2 whole pearl brooches ; 1 single pearl earring ; 1 pair diamond and pearl earrings, small diamond set round with pearls ; pair of screw antique tur- quoise earrings, in the shape of a pine, and inlaid with gold pattern ( very curious) ; 1 pair cluster diamond earrings, uncut; gold ring, small, 2 gold hearts joining; 2 gold keeper rings ; I signet ring, purple amethyst; 1 signet ring, large carbuncle; 2 yellow topaz brooches ( 1 large old- fashioned heavy setting, the other smaller, being one of earrings, with yellow gold scroll setting) ; 1 plain gold long brooch, with small Greek pattern; 1 filigree spray of rose and leaves, Italian work ; 1 old- fashioned gold brooch, set with pearls, round, containing white hair in centre; 1 brooch, forget- me- not, wreath in turquoises set in gold, box in centre, containing white hair; 1 old- fashioned pearl brooch, for hair; 3 necklet chains, 1 very fine, 1 yellow curb, 1 dull- gold curb; 1 long gold brooch as a bar, with pink cameo at each end; 1 antique gem brooch, spray of flowers in uncut coloured stones, set at the back in heavy silver; 1 pair of jet sleeve links, set in gold, con- nected by small gold chains; 1 pearl pin, square- shaped head, box in centre for hair; 1 pearl spray of flowers, with green cat's- eye in centre of each flower; 1 gold and pearl bangle ; round ornament, box containing brown and white hair, set with large pearls ; 1 large pink coral brooch, Neapolitan work, roses and leaves ; 3 ivory miniatures, set in old gold — 2 together, 1 alone with hair plaited round and round at the hack; 1 gentleman's gold watch, white face, crest on back, lion rampant. The following is the description of THREE MEN stiBpected:— 1st, age about 50, height about 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., full dark beard and moustache, leans forward when walking, wore a dark overcoat, of respectable appearance; 2nd, age about 35, height about 5 ft. 9 in., clean shaved, clear fresh complexion; 3rd, age about 35, height about 5 ft. 9 in., clear fresh complexion, may have light moustache. Nos. 2 and 3 were of smart appearance, and spoke with cockney accent. The above reward (£ 100 for such information as will lead to the recovery of the property, or in pro portion to the amount recovered, and £ 50 for the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves) will be paid by Mrs. Turner, Poynton Towers, near Stockport. Information to Chief Constable, County Police, Chester. Shaw Lodge, Shaw, near Oldham, to any person giving such information as shall lead to the appre- ESSEX. 38— Brentwood ( County). — 28th ult, by burglary, at Romford— 1 silver hunting watch, No. 2164, maker " Bennett"; 2 silver open- face watches; 2 ladies' gold watches ( one No. 2907) ; 1 silver open- face ( glass broken); 1 gold brooch and earrings, with pearl in centre; 1 pair gold garnet earrings; 1 pair gold earrings; 1 gold blood- stone finger ring; 2 mourning rings ( one engraved " In memory of my father "); 2 gold rings with white stones; 2 gold albert chains ; 3 gold studs ; 1 lady's gold ring, with fine turtle stone ; 1 lady's opal ring ( one stone deficient) ; 1 lady's mourning ring, engraved " In memory of my father 2 gentlemen's gold rings; 2 diamond pins ( one union, one single) ; 1 gold pin, with fox's head and brush round it; long jet chain, with cross attached ; 1 gold brooch and earrings ; 1 pair long drop gold earrings; 1 half- sovereign with hole in it; and £ 50 in gold and silver. Information to Supt. Dobson, Brentwood. 39.— Grays ( County).— 22nd nit., at Chad well St. Mary— 3 lengths of tweed cloth ; 4 lengths of dre3s material; 1 counterpane ; 3 linen tablecloths; 3 dozen white handkerchiefs; 2 pairs of lady's kid gloves ( 1 pair black, the other light colour) ; 2 Oxford shirts; 1 piece of blue serge ; 6 towels; 1 black india - rubber covering; and 2 leather straps. Information to Supt. Jordan, Grays. ll 53} 1 padCQDoa • ftcr. c uir \ 1 ^^^• KCTgMB mmmm GLAMORGANSHIRE. 40. — Swansea ( Borough). — 20th nit. — A gentleman's open- face English silver lever watch, No. 6715. Information to Chief Constable Colquhonn, Swansea. KENT. 41.— Folkestone ( Borough).— 13th ult. — A lady's small gold ring, set with 12 small blue stones ; and a long gold watch key, shape of a pencil, red stone on top. 15th ult.— A black silk umbrella, dark mahogany crooked handle ; a black silk umbrella, with greyish coloured horn handle, " Revd. A. J. Palmer, Folkestone " engraved on silver band ; a white silk wrapper; and a pair of dark check gloves, palms and fingers half covered with black leather. Within the last two months— A rip saw, very large teeth, maker's name " Hill, late Howell" stamped thereon ; 1 smoothing plane ; 1 jack plane ; 1 trying plane, all stamped " A. H. Holbein." Information to Supt. Taylor, Folkestone. LANCASHIRE. 42.— Ormskirk ( County).— Between 1st and 29th nit., from an hotel, 16 pyramid billiard balls— Supposed by a MAN, who represented himself as a brewer's traveller, age 45 to 50, height about 5 ft. 8 in., complexion fresh, greyish moustache, eyes blue; dress, brown cloth overcoat ( much frayed about button- holes), dark cloth suit, stand- up collar, with turned - down points, blueish necktie, brown felt hat, carried a small brown leather handbag. Information to Supt. Jervis, Ormskirk. £ 10 REWARD. 43.— Rochdale ( County).— Between 13th and 17th ult., at Shaw, a diamond brooch, [ with gold frame covered with diamonds, and a very large diamond in centre of shield. The above reward will be'paid by Mr. A. Whyte, hension and conviction of the thief and recovery of the brooch. Information to Supt. Heywood, Roshdale. 44.— Bootle ( Borough).— 28th ult., by house- breaking, a gentleman's small silver watch ( supposed, lever), white dial, gold hands, open face, long silver guard, link pattern, attached ; a gentleman's gold ring with white stone; a gold ring with quantity of hair enclosed and covered with glass ; a small- gold locket with photo of female on each side ; a plaited hair bracelet, 4 in. long, mounted with goldr photo of lady thereon, gold clasp ; a gold cameo- brooch, bearing head and bust of female; a gold brooch with topaz stone ; a gold brooch with glass- in centre, row of pearls around glass ; a large silver brooch representing a thistle, green round edge; a large silver pencil- case ; a small gold telescope; a gentleman's gold breast pin; a gold breast pin, snake pattern; a silver necklet, large links con- nected with small ones; and a silver brooch with flowers and birds engraved thereon. Information to Chief Constable Cumming, Bootle. LEICESTERSHIRE. 45.— Leicester ( Borough).— Between 22nd and 24th ult.— A gold brooch, set with numerous] small pearls; a silver vinaigrette box, chased, sponge inside; a lady's gold ring, set with four turquoises, claw setting ; an African gold ring, hag the signs of the zodiac embossed thereon ; and a gold bracelet, curb pattern, closely made, snap fastening, fine gold chain attached. Information to Chief Constable Duns, Leicester. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 46. — Northampton ( County).— About 16th ult., by housebreaking, at Yardley, Hastings— 1 very old- fashioned silver verge watch, open face, thick cases, swivel broken; 1 gold brooch, green stone in centre ; 1 gold brooch, plain, opens in front to admit hair; 2 jet brooches, one shape of knob ; 2 jet brooches, imitation of set; 1 gold wedding ring ; 1 silver pencil case. Information to Snpt. Alexander, Northampton. SUSSEX ( EAST). 47.— Eastbourne ( Borough).— Between 24th and 26th nit.— a French walnut jewel case, 9 in. square, 4 in. deep, lined rose colour quilted silk, containing 1 silver locket, oval shape, chased front,, plain back, with silver cable pattern chain attached ; 1 pair of round silver earrings; 1 lady's small silver albert chain, close pattern ; 1 square silver brooch, inlaid with brilliants; 1 tortoiseshell cross, about 4 in. long, inlaid with gold ; 1 pair of pear- shaped tortoiseshell earrings; 1 short gold chain, small square links with gold pendant, set small red stone,- attached; 1 pair of small gold ball- shaped earrings, covered with filigree work ; 1 pair of agate acorn- shaped earrings, mounted in gold ; 1 plain gold band ring, set 2 emeralds and 1 biilliant; 1 old- fashioned square gold brooch, hair in centre with pearls around ; 1 chased Greek silver bracelet; I engraved silver bracelet, design birds and flowers. Information to Chief Constable Fraser, Eastbourne.- WARWICKSHIRE. 48.— Leamington ( Borough).— Between 6 p. m„ and 8 p. m. 27th ult., from bedrooms— I gold semi- hunter lady's watch, No. 18861, with monogram E. C. K. P." on back, short gold chain with balls- attached ; 1 lady's silver watch and chain, pencil and seal attached ; 1 lady's silver watch, with gold chain and pencil attached, pencil initialed " A. C. S1.";. 1 lady's silver keyless Swiss watch, engraved case; enamelled dial, 13 lines, No. 31277 over 93077; 1 gold bangle, with initial " E " in pearls; 1 gold bracelet, half hoop of large pearls in centre, and; smaller on each side ; 1 gold bangle with pearl horse- shoe ( the above bracelet and bangles are in cases marked " Hall, Manchester"); 1 large plain gold buckle bracelet; 2 chased gold bangles ; 1 plain gold bangle with chain attached ; 1 twisted gold bangle, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1892. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 5 sefc with lapis lazuli stone; 2 brooches of mauve enamelled flower spray ( French) ; 1 small brooch, enamel and ivory Indian temple, set in gold; 1 filigree gold rose broooh, with eardrops to match; 1 large old- fashioned gold brooch, enamelled dolphin in centre, cut rubies at the corners, set in fancy gold; 1 lozenge- shaped gold brooch, with pearls in line across the centre ; 1 Derbyshire spar flower brooch, set in gold ; 1 gold and pearl bar brooch ; 1 gold moonstone fly brooch; 1 large silver coin brooch, Edward VI.; 1 small silver brooch, painted head of cat in centre; L pair diamond cluster earrings ; 1 old- fashioned diamond pin, sat like forget- me- not; 1 gold lace pin with 5 pearls ; 1 necklace, 3 strings of gold beads; 3 Russian leather purses, containing small amounts ; 1 small silver locket; 1 large topaz ring, with pearls set in old gold; set of 3 double horse- shoe gipsy pins in case ; several crystal ornaments for the hair, set in gold and silver ; 2 large lace pins of cut crystal, set in gold and blue enamel ( French); 1 gold gipsy pin, pearl crescent. Many of the articles are in cases bearing the names of local jewellers. Larcenies from bedrooms were recently committed, about the same time in the evening, at Blackpool, Southport, and Scarborough. In the Southport case, a man of the following description was seen crawling from under the bed, age 30 to 40, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion dark swarthy, hair black, no whiskers, heavy long dark moustache, thin features ; dressed in dark clothes, long overcoat, and dark felt hat. Information to Chief Constable Brabner, Lea- mington. WILTSH IRE. 49. — Chippenham ( County). — 27th ult., at Christian Malford, a small gold brooch, horse- shoe pattern with bar, set with diamonds and rubies; a gentleman's gold pin; a flannel cricketing jacket with pearl buttons; also £ 3 in cash. Information to Supt. Barrett, Chippenham. YORKSHIRE ( NORTH RIDING). 50.— Scarborough ( Borough).— 19th ult. — A gold brooch, set with carbnncle ; a moonstone brooch, with face and circle of crystals ; a gold brooch, long chain pattern ; a gold bracelet, set with diamonds and sapphires ; a gold chain bracelet, cable pattern, locket with turquoise attached ; a gold chain bracelet, locket set with carbuncle attached ; 2 gold bangles, one plain, the other with moonstone heart set in brilliants; a large gold locket, with monogram E. B. thereon, containing photo of a man and some grey hair; a small round gold locket, engraved; a silver snake bangle ; an Indian silver bangle, with pair of small silver opera- glasses attached; a silver brooch, three bars and a horse- shoe; 6 silver bangles with trinkets and coins, threepenny- pieces and Indian coins with initials as follows— L. L.; M. F.; B. H.; Min. Auntie; E. F.; A. G. ; E. A.; M. A. ; and A. L.; a steel case, containing 28 sixpences ; a purse, con- taining half- sovereign and about 10s. in silver; a lady's silver keyless half- hunter Swiss lever watch, No. 11246, inner glass broken. Information to Chief Constable Pattison, Scar- borough. PERSONS OR BODIES FOUND. ESSEX. 51.— Colchester ( County).— Washed ashore at Clacton- on- Sea, on 23rd ult.— The body of a MAN about middle age, length 5 ft. 6 in., stout build; dressed in blue guernsey, blue check cotton shirt, grey worsted stockings, heavy lace boots with large nails, leather strap round waist, no trousers. Information to Supt. Ackers, Colchester. DERBYSHIRE. 52.— Derby ( County).— 20th ult., in the canal, at Long Eaton.— The body of a MAN, age 55 to 60, length 5 ft. in., hair ( bald on top) dark brown, clean shaved, long features, large nose, ruptured left side; dressed in black cloth coat, double- breasted black cloth vest, black cord trousers ( all much worn), calico shirt, old " Union " shirt under, blue cotton stockings, red and white cotton ncckerchief, lace boots ; appearance of a tramp. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Carline, Constabulary Office, Derby. PROPERTY FOUND IN POSSESSION OF PRISONERS. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 53.— K Division.— In possession of GEORGE CUSHION, a notorious house- breaker — A red Russian leather case lined with crju. s"> n velvet and silk, containing 2 large fruit spoons, lined with gold ; 2 pairs of nutcrackers; 1 pair of grape scissors; 2 walnut pickers; a small cruet, formed by mule in harness, pannier holding two bottles; 1 pair of salad carvers, coloured china handle*. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. APPREHENSIONS. 54— Metropolitan Police District, G Division.— MAN, Case No. 2, 12th ult. 55.— City of London.— ALFRED CHARLES BAXTER, Case No. 7, 20th November last. 56.— Norfolk, Norwich ( City).— WILLIAM H. SCOTTER, Case No. 29, 26th ult., at Queens- town. 57.— Wiltshire, Chippenham ( County).— HERBERT HITCHENS, Case No. 28, 19th ult. ( overcoat recovered). LATEST INFORMATION. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. BERKSHIRE. 58.— Maidenhead ( Borough).— For attempting to obtain money by false pretences, viz., for the benefit of the National Disabled Firemen's Insti- tution— A MAN, age 24, height about 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, small light mous- tache, eyes clear and bright, of gentlemanly appearance and good address; dress, dark over- coat, buttoned over and tight- fitting, hard black felt hat. Carried a leather pocket- book with gilt letters, names written inside in pencil. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Taylor, Maidenhead. DORSETSHIRE. 59.— Weymouth ( Borough).— For embezzle- ment— WILLIAM SHEPPARD, alias CROW, age about 30, height 5 ft. 6 in., hair and eyes very dark, clean shaved ; dress, when last seen, light plaid suit and black bowler hat. A groom; knows Salis- bury and Reading well. May seek employment at livery stables. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Eacock, Wey- mouth. HAMPSHIRE. 60.— Portsmouth ( Borough). — For larceny ( bailee) — GEORGE PUTMAN, age about 26, height about 5 ft. 5 in., slight build, hair dark brown, slight moustache, brown eyes ( rather weak), thin pale face; dress, black diagonal coat and vest, dark striped trousers, light brown ulster with cape, black felt hat; occasionally wears blue covert coat and brown leggings. He carried on business as a corn merchant, and absconded on or about 25th ulto. He formerly carried on business as a baker at Portswood, Southampton, but left there about years ago. May endeavour to leave the country. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Cosser, Ports- mouth. LANCASHIRE. 61.— Liverpool ( City).— For failing to report— Supervisee JOHN RYAN, alias CHRISTOPHER MURPHY, and THOMAS HOWARD, Office No. 41814, age 28, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion fair, hair and eyes dark brown, scar right of head and corner of left eyebrow, brown birthmark top of left shoulderblade, varicose veins each leg and thigh. Sentenced at Swansea, L9th October, 1886, to 5 years penal servitude and 5 years police super- vision for housebreaking. Licensed 28th August, 1891. M. 632. License Holder KATE NEWMAN, alias CA- THERINE and KATE DUFF, Office No. 41774, age 48, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion sallow, hair dark brown, eyes browD. Sentenced at Manchester, 12th April, 1888, to 5 years penal servitude and 1 year police supervision for larceny ( person). Licensed 17th August, 1891. X 0 1. Information to the Chief Superintendent, Detec- tive Department, Liverpool. 62.— Bumley ( Borough).— For failing to re- port— Supervisee JOHN BOURKE, alias QUINN, and THOMAS KELLY, Office No. 41826, age 37, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey, scar on forehead, left knee and left buttock, fourth right finger deformed. A labourer; native of Castlebar, Ireland. Sentenced at Preston, 27th May, 1891, to 3 months hard labour and 1 year police supervision for larceny. Information to the Chief Constable, Bnrnley. 63.— Leigh ( County). — Supervisee JAMES ENTWISTLE, Office No. 42510, Case 22, 26th ult., not now wanted. 64. — Liverpool ( City). — License Holder HENRY BURTON, Office No. 41851, Case 84r 19th ult., not now wanted. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 65.— Sheffield ( Borough)).— For embezzlement — HENRY UNDERWOOD, age 39, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., complexion swarthy, hair and moustache ( rather heavy) sandy, deep- set eyes, receding fore- head and peculiar- shaped head; dress, drab over- coat, light check trousers, high silk hat. A native of Birmingham. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Jackson, Sheffield. PERSONS IN CUSTODY. LANCASHIRE. 66.— Ormskirk ( County).— Remanded for lar- ceny ( person)— Supervisee JOHN KIRK, alias RICHARD YOUNG, and PETER HARVEY, Office No. 39088, age 26, height 5 ft. 6 in., com- plexion fresh, hair brown, eyes blue, two scars centre of forehead, boil scar on throat and on right wrist, blue mark left thumb, mole on neck. Sen- tentenced at Manchester, 8th April, 1889, to 10 months hard labour and 3 years police supervision for larceny ( person), and has also been convicted at Liverpool, Manchester, Lincoln, and Doncaster. ( See also Case No. 50, 8th January last.) Information to Supt. Jervis, Ormskirk. PROPERTY STOLEN. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. 67. — St. Ives ( County). — 1st inst., a lady's French gold verge watch, gold face, steel hands, figures 5, 6, 7, 8 deficient, long gold guard with gold seal, locket and key attached; a gold keeper ring, brooch and earrings— Supposed by A MAN, who took lodgings at the house on 29th ult., stating that he was a dealer in cheap jewellery, and that his luggage was at railway station; age about 30, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fair, hair dark brown, moustache light brown, eyes dark, scar on cheek, constantly laughs when talking; dress, short black coat and vest, striped trousers, red stockings, lace boots with patch on side of one, green necktie, black felt hat. Information to Supt Hibbins, St. Ives. OXFORDSHIRE. 68.— Banbury ( County).— Between 24th and 29th ult., by housebreaking at Horley, near Banbury — 6 silver tea spoons; 4 plated table spoons; 3 plated salt spoons ; 1 plated sugar sifter; 12 plated forks; and 2 pairs of plated nut crackers— all plain pattern. Information to Supt. Wyatt, Banbury. — — — ———• THE POLICE GAZETTE, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1892. The apprehension of the undermentioned persons is sought for failing to report under the Provisions of the Prevention of Crimes Act. The Police Force requiring the capture is notified under the name of the person, with the exception of the Metropolitan District, which is shown by the letters C. 0. ( Con- vict Office). In all cases where a warrant has been granted, notification will follow name of Force desiring capture. In the event of the capture of persons circulated from C. 0. information is to be forwarded to the Assistant Commissioner, Convict Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. The remainder to the Chief Constable of the Police District named. Name, Metropolitan Police Office No., I REMARKS. Conviction, Prison Register No. and Date Liberated. and Force Desiring Capture. AGE. HEIGHT COM. HAIR. ; EYES. LICENSE HOLDERS. HENRY JAMES SHARPE, 41785. C. 0. WILLIAM CLARK, alias CHARLES DUNDAS, FRANCIS HARLEY, and JAMES HARLEY, 42459. C. O. JOHN BOYCE, 37565. C. O. Sentence expired. Warrant issued JOHN SULLIVAN, 40872. C. O. Sen tence expired. Warrant issued. JOHN MCCARTHY, 42293. c. o. • JAMES SMITH, alius JNO. SMITH, and JNO. SUTCLIFFE, 41920. C. O. JOHN WM. HY. JONES, alias WM. DEAKIN, and JOHN JONES, 40908. C. O. Sentence expired. Warrant issued. WILLIAM HENLEY, alias WM. GEO. HENLEY, 42114. C. O. MARY KELLY, alias CATHERINE KELLY, BRIDGET O'BRIAN, MARY O'HARA, CATHERINE FLYNN, CATHERINE McFAR- LANE, and MARY C. JOHNSON, 41933. Liverpool ( City) WILLIAM ROBERTS, alias . TAMES ROSS, and WILLIAM JOHNSON, 42400. Liverpool ( City) JOHN HENRY HANOVER, 41126. Pontypridd ( County) SARAH ANN GREEN, alias ELEANOR COSTELLO, and MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS, 41797. Brad- ford ( Borough) SUPERVISEES. FREDERICK FOSTER, alias AYLEY. 34873. C. O. GEORGE DICKENSON, 31589. C. O. HENRY LEWIS, alias FREDERICK COLE, 36029. C. O. ALEXANDER WEST, alias JOHN PALMER, WALTON, SPELLER, JONES, BAKER, and ALBERT DAY, 42403. C. O. MICHAEL FRANCIS BURKE, alias MICHAEL BURKE, 39146. Salford ( Borough) ELLEN HOLGATE, alias YVINSTAN- LEY, 33906. Liverpool ( City) PATRICK MADDEN, 33002. Don- caster ( County) THOMAS WALKER, alias JOSEPH WALKER, and BLACKHAM, 42369 Nottingham ( Borough) ABRAHAM HAINSWORTH, alias JOHN TAYLOR, 37006. Bradford ( Borough) 42 53 57 30 29 51 28 50 HENRY MITCHELL, 42122. Chelten- 27 ham ( County) JAMES MORAN, alias JAMES 41 HUNTER, 41411. Liverpool ( City) 47 45 25 41 32 32 5 4 • 5 2 pale fresh 5 9 fresh 5 9 5 10 5 7 5 5 fair fresh fresh fresh 5 3 dark 5 9 5 5 5 3 5 7 5 4 5 0 pale dark fresh fresh sallow sallow 5 6 55 65 5 3 71 5 4 52 5 1 39 5 9 22 5 3 53 dark fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh black ( trning grey) grey grey It brn sandy dark grey ( bald) It brn grey ( bald) brn ( curly) dk brn dk brn brn ( bald) brn bra dk bru bru grey ( bald) sandy ( thin) grey brn dk brn dk brn dk brn brn grey hazel dark grey grey blue brn hazel dark grey dark grey bru hazel blue Scar under It eye, tooth deficient lower jaw, mole It breast Mole It breast, prominent nose Scars on head and forehead, rt eyebrow, bridge of nose, top of all rt and back of all It fingers, scar from stab above rt knee and knee stiff, It thumb fractured Scar rt cheek and knuckle of 1st rt finger, crown and anchor front of rt wrist Mole rt cheek, cross rt forearm, NELLIE and ring on It forearm, of weak intellect Scars It cheek, behind It ear, and on bridge of nose, Union Jack and shield inside rt forearm, 3 flags, heart, and dart inside It forearm, cross on pedestal outside It upper arm, ring 1st It finger 3 moles rt side neck, figure of a woman, MARY S., aud scar inside rt forearm, scar inside It forearm and end of 1st It finger Scar nape of neck ( boil), and large scar It upper arm, varicose veins both legs, pockpitted Sear rt eyebrow, rt side of neck, on knuckle of 1st rt finger, and between rt thumb and finger, mole on It collar- bone and It shoulder, bald patch It of head Scar rt cheek, It and back of neck, and burn scar It instep, M. and crossed- swords inside It fore- arm, bracelet and pendant on It wrist, dots between It thumb and finger, bracelet, anchor, and dots on rt hand and wrist Scar rt of neck, over It eye, and burn scar rt ol face • ) Ol : f Central Criminal Court, 12tli September, 1887, 5 years penal servitude for bigamy. Licensed 22nd August, 1891. N 474. ( See woodcut, Case 1, GAZKTTE, 26th ult.) Lewes, 12th March, 1888, 5 years penal servi- tude for fraud. Licensed 15th ult. C J O 701. ( See also woodcut, Case 83, GAZETTE, 5> 6tli ult.) Central Criminal Court, 9th February, 1880, 12 years penal servitude for manslaughter. Licensed 8th May, 1889. G 156. Central Criminal Court, 31st January, 1887, 5 years penal servitude aud 20 lashes for robbery. Licensed 31st January, 1891. N 98. Middlesex Sessions, 23rd May, 1887, 5 years penal servitude and 2 years police supervi- sion for larceny ( person). Licensed 24th December, 189ll N 293. Middlesex Sessions, 10th October, 1887, 5 years penal servitude and 2 years police supervision for larceny ( person). Licensed 3rd October, 1891. E N 193. Derby, 15tli February, 1887, 5 years penal servitude for housebreaking. Licensed 4th February, 1891. N 50. Aylesbury, 4th April, 1887, 5 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 9th Novem- ber, 1891. X D N 867. Norwich, 11th November, 1887, 5 years penal servitude for wounding. Liberated 6th November, 1891. N 502. Liverpool, 11th November, 1882, 10 years penal servitude for burglary. Liberated 5tli June, 1891. B J G8. if Shrewsbury, 3rd January, 1887, 7 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny. Liberated 2nd October, 1891. D N 167. Blue marks between each thumb and finger, mole baek of neek, hairy chest Two sears baek of head and on chest, one on first and fourth It fingers, blue marks on nose and It erebrow blite Scar on rt eyebrow, forehead, and under It ear, lost two top teeth grey blue Star and dagger between rt thumb and forefinger, goblet above It elbow,' female outside, and heart, F. F., part bird, a figure, and a square inside It forearm, brooch, anchor, bird, key, and indistinct marks back of It hand, ring on 3rd rt and all It fingers Mole small of back, indistinct tattoo marks on It arm, ring 2nd It finger grey Scars bridge of nose, It side forehead, rt elbow, It knee, and outside It wrist, blue dot near It elbow joint dark Scar knuckle of 3rd It finger and on It shin, mole hazel on rt upper arm, rt side, It side chest, and between shoulders grey Scar over each eyebrow, on rt breast, several small scars small of back, mole on It upper arm, and two on It shoulderblade blue Spot It side neck, two scars on each hand blue Scar crown and top of head, rt eyebrow, It cheek, rt jaw, and on nose, It eye injured brn Scar top and centre of forehead, dimple on chin hazel Scar back of neck, outside rt upper arm ( large), rt groin, above rt buttock, It instep, and top of 2nd It finger Liverpool, 17th February, 1888, 5 years penal servitude for counting - house breaking. Liberated 25tli January, 1892. O 130. Swansea, 5tli April, 1887, 5 years penal servi- tude for housebreaking. Liberated 17th March, 1891. N 163. Wakefield, 4th April, 1887, 5 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny. Liberated 14th August, 1891. J N 80. Chelmsford, 26 th February, 1884, 5 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny. K 193. Bedford, 14th October, 1879, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. F 837. Middlesex Sessions, 9th Api- il, 1883, 7 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for warehousebreaking. B J 155. Middlesex Sessions, 5th October, 1885, 5 years penal servitude and 3 years police supervision for larceny ( person). C L 1040. Manchester, 23rd November, 1888, 15 months hard labour and 3 years police supervision for larceny. Birkenhead, 18th April, 1887, 6 months hard labour and 5 years police supervision for larceny. Apprehension also sought for larceny ( lodgings). Wakefield, 21st August, 1879, 10 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for robbery with violence. Liberated 27th May, 1887. F 704. Derby, 8th April, 1891, 9 months hard labour and 2 years police supervision for larceny. Wakefield, 16th October, 1882, 7 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for curtilage breaking and fowl- stealing. FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1892. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 7 £ 2 REWARD. LEFT his ho jne at Stonehouse, Devon, on 11th February last, GEORGE CLIFF ( or Thomas), age 16, 5 ft. high; dressed in brown suit, black cap with peak, check shirt, unbleached stockings, lace- up boots ; cut mark under each eye, and across nose, mark on back of neck ; wearing a scarlet flannel belt next to skin. Anyone giving information leading to his recovery will receive the above reward.— Information to Mrs. THOMAS, 60, George Street, Stone- house, £ 3 REWARD, LOST, on Tuesday, February 23rd, from Hill's Place, Oxford Street, a smal white rough - haired FOX TERRIER BITCH, marked black on top of head anc both ears and on body. Name " Midge."— Apply to YARDLEY, 14, Hill's Place, Oxford Street, London, W. LOST, IN Regent Street, on Wednesday after- noon, a SMALL HEART- SHAPED DIAMOND BROOCH. — Whoever wil take the same to 8, Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park, shall be REWARDED. Inspectors of Weights and Measures. POLICE Officers who are required to perform the duties of Weights anc Measures Inspectors rapidly coached for Board of Trade examination by Certificatec Inspector and Adjuster. For particulars address— INSPECTOR OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, Oakham, Rutland. RECENT TESTIMONIAL. WEIGHTS AND MEASUHES DEPT., LANCASTER, February li/, 1892. 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Two Ball Rooms with Suite of Apartments, have been en- • raged for the Evening, and will be under the management of Thomas Butler, Esq., and others. The Orphanage Building accommodates 260 Children. An important » nd entirely satisfactory work lias been carried out . luring the year in connection with the Schools and Class llooms, which ''" „; » • warmed throughout l, y hot- water pipes, at, a cost of £ 19o. Other necessary alterations, repairs and cleaning, cost £ 4( 6. i COMPASSIONATE ALLOWANCE of 2s. 6d. weekly is granted to . vervchild up to the age of 13 years, for whom room cannot be found in the Orphanage; the expenditure under this head for maintenance of Children amounted last year to £ 5,130. This increased allowance has given the greatest satisfaction to the whole Force. The Committee is very desirous of being strengthened in its efforts make the HALL a great success, and solicits the favour of adding mines to the list of HONORARY STEWARDS. On behalf of the Committee, E. F. 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