% POLICE GAZETTE. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1894. VOL. XI., No. 1125. 1. All announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and alt communications upon them should be addressed to THE EDITOR OP THE POLICE GAZETTE, NEW SCOTLAND YAED, LONDON, S. W. 2. Particulars concerning persons whose apprehension is sought will be inserted in one issue of the POLICE GAZETTE, if they are sufficient to enable action to be taken upon them by another force. 3. Particulars as to stolen property will be likewise inserted in one issue, 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. à. 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 7s. 6d. per photograph or sketch of a stolen article, including the expense of engraving on wood, j á. Every announcement, if for the apprehension of a person, must be guaranteed by the signature of an officer of not less rank than Superintendent; and, if the name of such person be required to be inserted, and no warrant is in force against iim, the requisition must be signed by the chief officer of police, or his immediate deputy, of the county, city, or borough, as the case may be. 7. Announcements concerning stolen property must be guaranteed by an officer of not less rank \ than Inspector, or analogous thereto REG- TJLA- TlOJSrS. 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 i* ej, 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 whic/ i mag result from such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded so as to be received not later than noonon Wednesday, and for the Tuesday editionnot 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 tleqtie, crossed " BrummondSf Co.," Post Office Order payable at Parliament- si., Postal Order, or is Stamps. 13. Advertisements are accepted for the POLICE GAZETTE through Air. Jame » Willing, LJ^ Strand, London, the sole Agent, who will furnish the rates en application. 14. Announcements concerning property lost or persons missing can only be accepted at advertisements. ^ R. ANDERSON, Editor. WAR OFFICE, OCTOBER 9, 1894. DESERTERS AND ABSENTEES FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE cnsn s ® . KAMA. wo. • OUT. - 1 S oov- ITS*. • i a AII. 3 i B rixB, ! • nui ENLISTMENT. BATI 01 PLAOB Of 1 Ainsley, Thomas 2 Anderson, Thomas 8 Atkins, George 4 Bannon, John 6 Barnett, Samuel 6 Booth, Eli 7 Brown, Thomas 8 Burnett, Thos. W. 9 Burton, James 10 Cade, Harrv 4629 Scottish Brdrers 204 5 5142 Royal Scots 184 5 96885 1809 3733 4025 4100 4537 3949 Royal Artillery 214 5 Royal Artillery 21JI5 R. Warwick Rgt 20J 5 N. Lanes Regt. 20 5 Durham L. I. 19* 5 Scottish Brdrers 20 5 Liverpool Regt. 234 5 17th Lancers 20 5 fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh dark ruddy fair It brn blue brn blue It brn blue brn blue brn grey brn hazel dk brn grey black brn ibrn grey brn blue miner plumber labourer labourer boatman collier labourer fishmonger bakor baker 17 Aug. ' 93 Brwck- o- T 14 Sept. ' 94 Glencorse 6 Apl. ' 93 Dover 19 Jan. ' 94 Birr 25 Nov. ' 92 Birminghm 14 June ' 93 Bury 28 Sept. ' 94 Durham 16 July ' 92 London 26 May ' 94 Manchester 27 July ' 94 London VABISB AITS conn IV waioi BOB*. DBSWRTION OB ABbENOK. 1LABKS uru RKMtm DATB OY | BLAOB or _ 20 Sept. lYork Edinburgh Stockbridge, Edinb 1 Oct. Glencorse Biggalls, Lanes 24 Sept. Woolwich Tullamore, King's 24 Sept. Newport, M Birmingham, Wrwck 30 Sept. Chat nam Dawley, Salop 2 Oct. Mullingar Washington, Durhm 28 Sept. en route* St. Luke's. London 20 Sept. York Hulme, Lanes 23 Sept. Manchester St. Neot's, Hunts 1 Oct. Leeds shield and sword It arm 2 blue dots base It thumb scar ball It thumb, wart It hand mole It scapula ; on furlough scar on wrist; on furlough letter and dot It arm burn on abdomen # to Nw'tle- o- T cross- swords rt arm scar back shoulder and brdge nose scar It eyebrow and under chin 11 Cairn ey, Wm. 12 Campbell, John 13 Catt, Herbert 14 Cbandler, Henry 15 ChaneT, John 16 Clare, Harry W. 17 Clarke, Joseph 18 Cooper, Albert 19 Cotterill, Joseph 20 Crane, Michael 3897 R. Scots Fus. 204 97574 Royal Artillery 234 93391 Royal Artillery 20 2561 Royal Artillery 24 4693 E. Lanes Regt. 234 1978 Royal Artillery 22 j 3527 S. Staffs Regt. 204 96276 Royal Artillerv 20 3493 S. Staffs Regt.' 244 3841 ConnaughtRnfts 214 8 fresh 5'} fresh 84 fresh 6J fair 84 dark 8 fresh 64 fresh 7 fresh 8 fresh 3 fresh brn brn dk brn brn brn brn brn It brn brn It brn grey hazel brn grey hazel grey brn blue grey blue labourer miner labourer labourer labourer clerk caster labourer sprngbarmr 3 labourer : 17 Oct. ' 92Ayr Kirkconnel. Wigtwn. 15 Sept. May ' 93 Nw'tle- o- T. New Shildon, Durhm 23 Sept. Oct. ' 92 Eastbourne Warbleton, Sussex 28 Sept. Feb. ' 94 London St. George's E., Mdx 24 Sept. Apl. ' 94 London Mile End, Mdx 27 Sept. Jan. ' 94 Dover East Cowes, I. of W. 30 Sept. Oct. ' 92 Lichfield Walsall, Staffs 24 Sept. Mar. ' 93 Warley Norwood, Surrey 28 Sept. Sept.' 92 Wednesbry Walsall, Staffs " 25 Sept July' 90 Boyle [ Liverpool, Lanes 25 Sept. Shorncliffe on furlough Woolwich scar on forehead ; on furlough Shoebrynss mole in region of It nipple London face scarred with small- pox Shorncliffe scar It temple and bridge nose Sheerness Mephistopheles rt arm Lichfield small scar on forehead Shoebrynss A. N., anchor, circle, bar It arm Lichfield 2 scars rt hip, scar It hip Prtsmouth. , D.> heart rt arm, K. P. M. D. It several tattoo marks It arm 21 Devlin, Hugh 22 Dyer, James 23 Edwards, Albert 24 Edwards, Arthur 25 Edwards, John 26 Forster, Walter 27 Garbett, Richard 28 Gilligan, Michael 29 Goddard, John G. 30 Goodall, Arthur 4280 Scottish Brdrers 20 5 44 fresh 5130 Royal Scots 181 5 34! fresh 4427 Welsh Regt. 214 5 51 sallow — 50th Reg. Dist. 214 - — 10066 Med. Staff Corps 194 5 5 fair 4882 Scottish Rilles 2l| 5 44 medim 4005 S. Staffs Regt. 204 5 9 fresh 53 Royal Artillery 22 5 114 fresh 4479 N. Lanes Regt. 18J 5 54 fair I 4163 W. Yorks Regt. 191 5 44 fair dk brn brn brn black dk brn brn brn auburn brn blue hazel blue dk brr blue brn grey brn grey iron dresser plasterer carpenter labourer servant porter labourer labourer baker 1 Nov. 6 Sept. 5 Sept. 22 Sept. 26 May 13 Feb. 11 Oct. 25 Oct. 21 July 19 July ' 92 ' 94 ' 94 ' 94 ' 93 ' 94 ' 93 ' 93 ' 91 ' 94 Glasgow Barony, Lanark 20 Sept. Glencorse Paisley, Renfrew 21 Sept. Cardiff KenfighiU, Glamrgn 27 Sept. Dartford Deptford, Kent 22 Sept. London Norwich, Norfolk 29 Sept Londou Bethnal Green, Mdx 29 Sept. Lichfield Walsall, Staffs 24 Sept. Chester Roscommon 25 Sept. London Islington, Mdx 24 Sept- London St. Pancras, Mdx 30 Sept. Vork Glencorse Cardiff en route Aldershot mole below rt nipple Prtsmouth. heart and C. rt arm, letters on It Lichfield Newport, M scar above rt shoulderblade Preston mole It abdomen, scar It eyebrow Aldershot blue mark rt arm, A. G. It arm 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 89 Goodall, Edward Goodwin, Henry Green, William Greens, James Groves, Alfred Guest, John Hammond, A. Hanley, James Harris, George 3779 \ V. RidingRegt. 194 5 99748 Royal Artillery 22 5 91894 Royal Artillery 21 5 95410 Roval Artillery 224 5 4748 Cheshire Regt. 194 5 — Royal Artillery 21 5 3484 6th Dragoons 23J 5 9346 ColdstreamGds. > H 5 40 Hartley, Wm. H. 4053 W. YorkshireRt 3871, R. Berks Regt. 20J5 194 5 41 Hawkes, Charles 42 Hillam, Alfred 43 Hope, John 44 iJackson, Patrick 45 Johnson, George 46 Johnson, William 47 Kelley, Michael 48 Knowles, Richard 49 Lawson, James 50 Lindcr. Arthur 11769 Army Serv. Crps 194 5 4591 Yorkshire L. I. 244 5 4668 E. Lanes Regt. 19 5 4456 Liverpool Regt. 18$ 5 51355 Roval Artillery 29 5 4647, E. Lanes Regt 184 5 98229 Royal Aitillery 214 4695 E. Lanes Regt 2857 Rifle Brigade 22j 2956iRoval Artillery 25 1815 5 9 fresh 104 fresh 7 fresh 31 sallow 51 fair 7 fresh 7 fair 91 fair 51 fresh 45 sallow 34 fair 9 fresh 6 fresh 54 sallow 54 dark 34 sallow 64 fresh 61 fresh • M dark 54 fresh brn brn It brn It brn It brn It brn brn fair brn brn brn brn brn hazel blue blue brn grey grey grey brn It brn dk brn dk brn brn brn It brn It brn brn It brn bi McCarthy, J. 52 McCloud* Harry 3S55 63 McDonald, Edw. G. 94790 54 McDonald, Joseph 4562 E5 McGowan, Robert 4375 66 McGuire, BeDjamin 4142 67 McGuire, Wm. 4632 68 McKie, Joseph — 69 McKeoD, John J. 89061 60 Mc- Mann. Michael 4624 4842 Scottish Ritles 20 5 R. W. Surrey Rt Royal Artillery Scottish Brdrers Liverpool Regt. Scottish Brdrers E. Lanes Regt. Hussars of Line Roval Artillery Scottish Brdrers 22 245 5 254 5 224 5 1915 20 5 21 5 21 5 204 5 34 fair 74 fresh 8 fresh 64 fresh 31 fair 4J fresh 44 sallow 64 fresh 05 fresh 4J fresh miner labourer labourer | miner labourer labourer stoker labourer barman woodch pprjll hazel grey grey grey grey brn blue grey brn grey Mar. ' 93 Halifax Queensbury, Yorks ,30 Sept. Oct. ' 93 Stratford Forest Gate, Essex 28 Sept. Aug. ' 92 Newpoit. M St. Woollos 26 Sept. Jan. ' 93 Bathgate Bathgate, Linlithgw. 23 Sept. June' 94 Knutsford Knutsford, Cheshire 24 Sept. Sept. ' 94 Barnsley Worcester 27 Sept. Aug. ' 94 London* St. Luke's, Mdx 14 Sept. Dec. ' 92 Stranraer Garlestown, Lanark 26 Sept. June' 94 Hounslow Stepney, Mdx 29 Sept. Aug. ' 93 London Shoreditch, Mdx 28 Sept. Dover sailor rt arm, anchor it arm Newport, M ship and wreath on breast Pembroke small scar It side of chin Bathgate round scars It side of neck Chester A. G. twice back It arm Pontefract bracelets on wrists, cross It arm Aldershot crucifixion, 1870 rt arm Kensington six BC ars rt leg Aldershot female over scar It arm Reading woman's face, & c. rt arm carman puddler stamper clerk farmservnt. collier labourer labourer frenchplshi sawyer 26 July 8 Mar. 9 Mar. 14 Feb. 28 Oct. 3 Feb. 26 June 30 Apl. 23 June 2 Mar. ' 94 London ' 94 Dewsbury ' 91 Dudley ' 91 Warringtn ' 85 Boston ' 94 Burnley ' 93 tfallow ' 94 Clitheroe ' 93 London ' 94 Woolwich Wandsworth, Surreyi 1 Bradford, Yorks B i rmingham, Wr wck Dublin Lincoln Mansfield, Notts Mallow, Cork Clitheroe, Lanes St. Luke's, Mdx brn brn dark blue black grey It brn blue fair grey dk brn blue black brn brn blue dk brn blue It brn blue | Harleston, Norfolk 27 moulder labourer hawker labourer labourer labourer labourer weaver painter miner tit McMitchel, Robert 62 Middleton, Robert 6- 3 Morton, Arthur 64 Mould, Henry 65 Murphy, Patrick 66 Murrow, Wm. H. 67 Notkes, Harry 6S iNock, Samuel Jas. 60 Puge, George 7C Parker. John — 21st Hussars 19415 — Shropshire L. 1.18* 5 2418 Liveipool Regt. 274 5 7j fresh 4 fresh 4536 K. Lanes Regt. 4488 ConnaughtRngs 4745 R. Horse Art. 4553 R. Lanes Regt. 90372 Royal Artillery 421i oOt'li Reg. Dist. 3111 Rifle Brijade 1915 20 J 5 19J] 5 214 3 20; ,5 20415 204 5 6 51 6 104 fair fresh fresh fair 44! fair 64 fresh 5 freBh 5 fresh dk brn grey It brn grey reddsh grey dk brn grey auburn blue fair blue brn blue reddsh brn brn brn brn grey 21 Sept.' 93 London Whitechapel, Mdx 29 10 Mar. ' 92 London Liverpool, Lanes 24 16 Dec. ' 92 Shorncliffe Hastings, Sussex 23 30 June ' 93 Brwck- o- T. Gateshead, Durham 20 | 8 Dec. ' 93 Liverpool Liverpool 21 15 Aug.' 92 Glasgow Barony, Lanark 20 2 4 Jan. ' 94 Bury Calcutta, East India 27 26 Sept.' 94 Pais'lev Shankhill, Antrim 27 17 Feb. ' 92 Dublin Lucan, Dublin 2S ' 16 Aug. ' 93 Brwick- o- T Queenstown, Cork 20 Oct. | Aldershot scar it eyebrow & bridgj of nose Sept. Pontefract scar on centre of back Sept. Shorncliffe woman, A. H., anchor, & c. It ann Sept. Manchester Sept. Woolwich Sept. Shorncliffe tattooed It forearm Sept. Woolwich M It forearm Sept. Shorncliffc Sept. Dublin scars head and forehead, £ c. Sept. Woolwich Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sopt. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Prtsmouth scar by rt eye. anchor rt ar. n. Guildford H. J. M. rt am, dot It arm, i • Woolwich scar inner side It arm York Manchester anchor, heart, & e. rt arm. ic. i'ork scar back It wrist, scar It shin Shorncliffe scar over rt eyebrow & foreheal Glasgow woman, cross", flaw It arm Dublin ( York white scars over body labourer 17 labourer 20 calico prntr 8 striker 24 bottler 20 clerk LI carpenter 30 boilermakr. 21 carman 9 cabinet mkr 13 Sept. ' 94 Belfast Shankhill, Belfast 17 Sept.' 94 Stockport Glossop, Derby ' 21 Mar. ' 88 Warriugtn. Rochdale ' 23 Jan. ' 94 Kddrmnstr Birmingham, Wrwck 27 Feb. ' 93 Waterford St. Mary's, Kilkenny 1 July ' 94 London Cork " 30 Aug.' 94 London Hastings 29 May ' 92 Woolwich jPlaistow, Essex 24 July' 94 Woolwich XSydenham, Kent 2 Feb". ' 94 Manchester'Bra J ford, Yorks 3Q Sept. Sept. Aug. Sept. Oct, Sept. Sept. Sept, Oct. Sept. Belfast en route* Manchester Shorncliffe Prtsmouth Aldershot Frt Widley Woolwich Maidstone Dublin scar bridge of nose " to Manchstr frog and dots back It arm 2 dots rt arm. H. T. and 2 dots It cross, anchor, At. It arm Eliza, Ac. It arm, 3 fish, & c. rt tattooed It forearm sear each eyebrow, I. H. E. rt arm tattooed rt arm. sears rt knuckle 2 THE POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1894. DESERTERS AND ABSENTEES FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE— continued. WAME. BUG. HO. 00 M- PLIN. HAIB. t STBS. I ENLISTMENT. DATE OF PLACE OP PAKISH AND COUNTY IN WHIOH BOBN DESERTION OR ABSENCE. DATE OP PLACE OP MARKS AND REMAL . B. Parker, Samuel Redgrave, John Richardson, Alfred Richardson, Robert Roberts, John RoberUon, John Robertson, Maitlr d Rogers, James Shuttleworth, Win. Smith, Charles 7673 Coldstream Gds. 24} 5 10 fresh 4720 E. Lanes Regt. 191| 5 5J fair 3346 E. Lanes Regt. 22} 5 51 sallow 4625 ScottishBrdrers 20 5 34 fresh — Scottish Rifles 22J 5 51 fresh 5097 A. & S. High. 20 5 41 fresh 1134 Scottish Brdrers 324 5 6 fresh 4583 Yorkshire Regt. 22} 5 5 fresh 3518 N. Lanes Regt. 204 5 54 fresh 3033 Hampshire Ret, 22} 5 6} fallow black black brn It brn brn It brn brn brn brn brn hazel brn brn hazel grey blue hazel grey blue blue miner porter labourer miner labourer labourer labourer gilder farm labr. farm labr. 23 Mar. 28 June 2 Sept. 16 Aug. 20 Sept. 22 May 8 Oct. 13 Sept. 15 Dec. 8 Mar. ' 811 Nw'tle- o- T. ' 94 London ' 91 Birkenhead ' 93 Brwck- o- T. ' 94 Manchester ' 94 Edinburgh ' 84 Brwck - o- T. ' 94 Bridford ' 91: Prestoii ' 90 Winchester B lay dor, Durham Whitechapel, Mdx Birkenhead Hexham, Nrthmblnd Manchester, Lanes Leitb, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlthn Rotherham, Yorks Wiresdale, Laccs Fareham, Hants 26 Sept. Kensington miner's scar cn back, scar foreh 1 Oct. ' Shorncliffe circumcised 1 Sept. Shorncliffe scar rt eyebrow — — scar botb knees and It side Head 23 Sept. Manchester 2 circular scars front of rt shin 24 Sept. Aidershot thistle, star, and anchor rt arm 27 Sept. York very faint fear over rt eyebrow 27 Sept. Richmond scar on each cheek 3 Oct. Mullingar scar It side of forehead 1 Oct. Winchester^ scars on centre of back ISmith, William Spurgeon, H. C. Stanmore, Edgar Sullivan, Arthur Swift, H. Taylor, Janws Underbill, Henry __ Walker, ArtLur'F. 89 West, Joseph 90 Whelan, Michael 3432 12th Lancers 22 5 4686 E. Lanes Regt. 18* 5 1203 Rifle Brigade 214 5 4627 R. Lanes Regt. 22* 5 4356 Liverpool Regt. 191 5 3752 Welsh Reet. 191 5 4664 E. Lanes Regt. 1815 4356 Wel.- li Begt. 224 5 4211 W. Yorls Regt, 21 5 — Gen. Ser. Infntrv £ 5 5 74 fresh fresh dark dark fresh fresh sallow 41 medini 10* fresh 54 fresh • blue STe7 blue brn brn brn black black brn grey It brn blue dk brn grey brn It brn brn grey It brn vbhie labourer labourer porter gasfitter labourer labourer creeler clerk labourer 14 Nov. 9 Apl. 28 Apl. 4 Aug. 29 Nov. 11 Nov. 5 Mar. 13 June 25 Sept. 17 Sept. 91 Manchester London London London ' 85 Manchester ' 92 Swansea ' 94 Kddrmnstr ' 94 London ' 94 York ' 94 Thomastwn Stockport, Cheshire Banbury, Oxford Pimlico, Mdx St. James, Mdx Manchester, Lanes Milford, Pembroke Kidderminstr, Wore. Chester, Cheshire Middlesbro', Yorks Callan, Kilkenny 30 Sept. 27 Sept. 25 Sept. 29 Sept. | 24 Sept. 27 S » pt. 27 Sept. 129 Sept. 26 Sept. 19 Sept. Edinburgli cicatrix rt side head & rt patella Shorncliffe scar rt eyebrow Aidershot cross and dots on forearms Portsdown scar ball It thumb, moles arras Manchester Pembroke scar above It buttock Shorncliffe horse and anchor It forearm Cardiff eyebrows meet, scars neck, thumb York mole on ncevua below rt collarbne Kilkenny White, John Wilcock, Richard Wilkinson, Thos. R. Williams, William Winslow, Hugh 4082 R. WarwickRgt. 5489 Royal Artillery 2421 Roval Artillery 4312 Welsh Regt. 4706| Scottish Brdrers 204 5 4} fresh brn grey 221 5 7 dark dark hazel 20} 5 84 fair brn grey 2415 5 i fresh brn blue 21 5 74 sallow dk brn blue llabourer 23 Oct. ' 931 Nuneaton Newport, Monmouth| 30 Sept. Chatham collier 9 Aug. ' 94 Huddersfld Manchester, Lanes 19 Sept. Scarboro' seaman 1 Feb. ' 94 London Adelaide, Australia 25 Sept. Newport baker 27 Apl. ' 94 Newport Bleanavon, Mon. 30 Sept. Pembroke labourer 24 Oct. ' 93' Glasgow Govan, Lanark 120 Sept. York I bird It wrist, boxing man rt arm cross It arm, bracelet It wrist scar on back of head scars on head, NWMB rt arm Discharged for Misconduct. imoi » o. 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 | NAME Bennett, Robert Curliffe, Robert Graham, John Hicklirg, George Lugg, Guslavus Marshall, Samuel McGee, Rcbert McNulty, John Neal, Jtmes Sin us, Henry W. BBO. NO. OOBPB. W a> BIIOBT. COM- i HAIB. BYES. . TI^ LLS. PLXN. CAnsR op Dia- CH A 1GB AS STATEL ON PARCH- MENT CERT. PABISH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BOBN. DATE OP DIS- CHABQB. PLACE OP DISCHABGE MARKS AND REMARKS. 3684 Lincoln Regt. 19 24745 Royal Engineers 294 98617 Royal Artillery 204 2882 loth Hussars 23 11861 Armv Ser. Corps 181 6925 Hampshire Regt. 19 99995 Royal Artillery 23 11617 Rojal Artillery 341 11878 Armv Ser. Corps 18} 7912 Mtd" Stuff Corps 271 5 64 5 7 5 84 5 8 5 3 5 5 5 91 5 51 5 31 5 44 dark fresh fresh fair fresh dark fresh fair fresh fair black dk brn It brn blue brn blue dk brn blue dk brn grey dk brn brn dk brn brn It brn grey brn blue dk brn grey sawyer joiner miner hammermn carman labourer labourer plasterer frncbplshr. engineer conv. of felony Battersea, Surrey misconduct Barrow- in- F., Lanes misconduct Linlithgow, Bathgate ignominy Jersey, Channl Ilnds misconduct Shadwell, Mdx misconduct Millard, Hants ignominy Shankhill, Antrim conv. of felony Nottingham misconduct Bethnal Green, Mdx conv. of felony Weymouth, Dorset 2 Oct. 31") Sept. 19 Sept. 24 Sept. 29 Sept. 4 Oct. 10 Sept. 10 Oct. 4 Oct. 29 Sept. Aidershot Chatham Gosport Dublin Woolwich Winchestr Dorchester Woolwich Woolwich London scirs on nose, large scar of burn on chest scar bridge of nose moles rt arm, dots It arm I. L. N. V. W. It am scar above It shoulderblade tattoo marks rt arm J. N. and F. back rt wrist 106 107 Spencer, Thomas Stevenson, A'exnder 375' 5054 Devonshire Regt Seaforth High. 191 5 4 5 511 : resh : resh Drn brn t brn grey labourer Iruggist incor.& wthlss misconduct West Hitch, Somrst Ayr 2 Oct. Plymouth 4 Oct. ! Ft. George curved scar rt cheek mole back of neek ARMY RESERVE. | MLCL NAME. ! BBS. NO. coart. 1 « ™ ® 1 2 \ * OOM- PLXN. HAIB. EYES. TBADI. ENLISTMENT. PABISH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BOBN. DESERTION OR ABSENCE. MXLKS AND REMARKS. DAT! OP 1 PLACE OP DATE OP | PLACE OP 108 Hay, John 109 Simpson, James 2191 2377 Royal High. Royal High. 31 5 6 311 6 0 sallow fresh brn It brn grey i labourer bazel stoker 5 Dec. ' 93 Perth 8 May ' 84 Woolwich Banff Bootham, Yorks - Sept. Perth - Sept. | Perth mole between shoulderblades scar It side of forehead ABSENTEES FROM THE MILITIA. ii ENLISTMENT. | DESERTION OR mioi • 0. 5AME. BBS. OOBPS. M 1 o It COM- HAIB. BYES. TBADI. PABISH AND COUNTY ABSENCE. MARKS AND REMARKS. NO. M PLIN. TN WBinu ' 1 H DATE OF PLACB OP 1, | DATE OP j PLACE 0* 110 Brooks, Arthur 111 Evans, John 112 Fisher, William 113 Green, John 114 Johnson, Isaac 115 McFadyen, Win.* 116 O'Brien, James 912 Med. Staff Corps 19 5411 S. Wales Brdrers 194 8574 R. W. Surrey Rt. 19 1154 Lanes Fus.' 18} — Yorkshire L. I. 18 1397 Fife Art. 25} 1164 Cork Art. 22 5 fresh 5 fresh 3 dark 4j fresh 4} fresh 64 sallow 6; fresh brn brn black dk brn dk brn brn brn blue grey blue blue hazel dk bra grey carpenter haulier spinner labourer painter labourer 24 Aug.' 91 London Hackney, Mdx 30 Sept. 15 Sept.' 94 Brecon Aberystwyth, Mon. : 30 Sept. 11 Sept.' 94, Guildford Kingston, Surrey 29 Sept. 21 Aug. ' 94' Bury Preston, Lanes 28 Sept. 21 Sept.' 941 Rotherham Carbrook, Yorks ,21 Sept. 25 Sept.' 94 Cupar Fife I 3 Sept. j29 Sept. ' 94 Cork Glaunthorne, Cork ' 1 Oct. Aidershot Brecon Guildford W. F. and dots it forearm Bury G. it wrist Rotherham Leith * alias McPherson Limerick ADMIRALTY. Subject to me Admiralty Regulations (" Police Gazette," September 25, 1894), a reward at the discretion of the Captain of the Ship of not exceeding £ 3, will be paid for tie apprehension, within two years, of Deserters or Absentees ( except when apprehended within the precincts of a port or place where there is a Police Force employed at any Naval Establishment). Expenses will also be paid according to these Regulations. Description of Deserters from Her Majesty's Sea Service. wmcM • o. NAME. SHIP DESEBTBD TBOIC. 117 Burley, Wm. G. 118 Cole, Algar W* 119 Corstagliola, Wm. 120 Cristy, Edward 121 Doyle, Daniel 122 Isaacs, David 123 Richards, Ed. 124 Ritchie, John 125 Swalton. AlbrtF. G. Ruby, straggler Pembroke, deserter Ruby, straggler Wildfire, straggler Wildfire, straggler Impregnable, deserter Wildfire, straggler Sharpshooter, straggler Ruby, straggler DATS. BATING. WHBBB BOBN. B ts M H a o M n COM- PLIN. HAIB. EYES 1 Oct. boy Hoxton, Mdx 17 5 3 fresh aubrn hazel 19 Sept. A. B. Sheerness 22 0 7 fair It brn blue 27 Sept. O. S. Leith Is a 54 fair brn blue 4 Oct. stoker Edinburgh 24 a 3i frckld dk brn hazel 4 O^ t. stoker Co. Kildare 2:! 5 54 fresh dk brn blue 16 Sept. boy, 1st class Llanwonvo, Glamorgan 17 5 Oi fair light blue 4 Oct. stoker Sittingbourne, Kent 20 5 6 fresh dark blue 2 Oct, stoker Co. Down 20 3 54 dark dk brn blua 1 Oct. private, R. M. L. I. Sotting Hill, Mdx 25 3 10 sallow brn hazel MARKS AND REMARKS. • alias Elgar Hall scar back of head Discharged for Misconduct. OPPICI HO. NAME. SHIP DI8CHAB9ED PBOM. DATE. BATLN&. WHIBI BOBN. H G> i a 3 • COM- PLIN. HAIB. ; EYES. 1 0AU81 OP DISCHABG1 MARKS AND REMARKS. 126 127 Collier, Sydney Maxwell, Frank Vivid Vivid 28 Sept. 2 Nov. stoker ICompton Gifford, Devon stoker Southside, Glasgow 23 21 5 4 5 54 fresh dark It brn black grey objct'nable 3 dots It wrist brn obict'nable ring tattooed 2nd finger It hand 1 OTPlCSl NAME. DIVISION. WHBBB BOBN. TBADI. i » a NO. | r ROYAL MARINES. Description_ of Deserters. OOM- PLXN. HAIB. ; 2YIS. UBOIMKNTALS OB PLAIN CLOTHES. DATE OP PLACE OP [ DESEBTION. DESKBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS 128 Fox, William | R. M. jBradford, Yorks [ seaman | 2015 8 fresh | brn brn | plain clothes 29 Sept. Walmer Whenever men suspected of desertion or straggling from the Royal Navy or Royal Marines are brought before Magistrates in the Metropolitan District, it is desirable that the Naval Descriptive Return in use in that District should be used only in the cases of seamen and others of the° Royal Navy, and of Marines, who have deserted from Her Majesty's Ships. In the case of Marines not embarked who have deserted from the Head Quarters of their Divisions, the Army Descriptive Return, as specified in the 4th Schedule of the Army Act, 1881, should be used. In Districts outside the Metropolitan Districts to which Naval Descriptive Returns are not supplied, the Army Form should be used in all cases. MEN REPORTED AS DESERTERS OR ABSENTEES ( War Office and Admiralty) who have REJOINED, or who, tor any other reason, are NOT to be Apprehended. NAME. KEG. NO. OB EATING. OOBPS OB SHIP. POLICE GAZETTE IN WHIOH ADVEBTISBD. NAME. BBG. NO. OB BATING. OOBPS OB SHIP. POLICE GAZETTB IN WHIOH ADVEBTISBD. DATI. | NO. OP ADVT. DATI. | NO. OP ADTT. Clark, David 1969 | Scottish Brdrers | 24 April | 99 | | | | 1 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 579, 1894. T H E P O L I C E GAZETTE. 5 £ 2 REWARD. MISSING from St. Anne's School, Redhill; last seen on Friday, 21st September, about 11 a. m., at Limpsfield, CHARLES ARMSTRONG, age 15 ; light brown hair, blue eyes, ears prominent; stands about 5 ft. 3 in., medium build ; wearing dark brown tweed boys' suit, blue cricket cap, Eton linen collar; clothes marked 58, St. Anne's or 58, St. A. ; laced boots. Information to be sent to Head Constable MORANT, Redhill, who will pay the above reward for his recovery. October 2nd, 1894. £ 10 REWARD. London & provincial fURNISHING CO., 251, TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD, FURNISH ON EASY TERMS. Furniture, Pianofortes, and everything con- nected with House Furnishing kept in Stock. GENERAL TERMS. For £ 10 worth .. .. 7s. Od. monthly. For £ 20 For £ 30 For £ 50 For £ 100 12s. Od. 20s. Od. 30s. Od. r> 0s. Od. No Security Required. OLDEST ESTABLISHED FIRM IN THE TRADE. SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RING. J. G. I., Bagbie House, Haling Park, South Croydon. LOST, or stolen, on or about the 2nd of October, at Weston- in- Arden, Bul- kington, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, a three- stoned DIAMOND CARVED LADY'S RING with rose points, about 4 cts. Probably scratched in shank No. 5257. A suitable reward will be paid on appli- cation to WALTER BAGOT, 7, Seville Street, Lowndes Square, London, S. W., in the event of the ring being found, or if stolen, on information being given which will lead to its recovery, and the apprehension of the thief. Jlfraomtlu X) ottl NORTH DEVON. 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