1 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1897. VOL. XIV., No. 1456. 1. All announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all communications upon them, should be addressed to THE EDITOB OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, NEW SCOTLAND YARD, 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 enah e action to be taken upon them by another force. 3. Particulars as to stolen property wiU 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. 5. Portraits of persons whose apprehension is sought for serious offences, and engravings of stolen jrroperty, 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 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. 7. Announcements concerning stolen property mu- t be guaranteed by an officer of not less rank than Inspector, or analogous thereto. t 8. A nnouncements of all persons to be apprehended or of stolen property bear a number, and art alphabetically arranged by counties. 9. Theforcewhich causes particulars concerning delinquents or sto'enpronerty to be inserted in the POLICE GAZETTE, must, on their appreh emsion or recovery, at once transmit to the Editor notice of the fact, referring to the number of the announcement for insertion » n the next issue. 10. In all cases, the officer signing the request for insertion of any announcement, will be wholly re sponsible for any proceedings which may result from such publicaton. 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, Xew Scotland Yard, by cheque, crossed " Drummond dk Co.," Post Office Order payable at Parliament- si., 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 misting can only be accepted at advertisements. R. ANDERSON, Editor. NOTICE. 1.— The composition of the Friday No. of the " Police Gazette" will be found arranged for easy reference as follows :— ( a) Regulations at top of 1st page. ( b) Apprehensions Sought. ( 1). Metropolitan Police District. ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. ( c) Persons in Custody. ( 1). Metropolitan Police District. ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. ( d) Property Stolen. ( 1). Metropolitan Police District. ? 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. 2.— Any additional copies of the GAZETTE beyond the number at present supplied will be forwarded on application in the form set forth in circular of the 7th of November, 18S3. 3.— It is particularly requested that any com- plaints as to the non- delivery or of irregularity in the date of delivery of the POLICE GAZETTE, may be at once notified to the Editor. SPECIAL NOTICE. THE amount of stolen property at pre- sent " circulated" by the Metropolitan Police has become so inordinately large as to prejudice or destroy the practical value of the records, and it has been found necessary to limit it very consider- ably. It has been decided, therefore, to discontinue the " circulation" in Infor- mations and Pawnbrokers' Lists of all property stolen in the provinces, unless where there are grounds for believing that the property has found its way to the Metropolis. Chief Constables are re- quested accordingly, when forwarding lists of stolen property to Scotland Yard, to send with them a letter to that effect. And if bills or circulars are received in future, unaccompanied by such a letter, it will be assumed that the " circulation'' of the particulars they contain is not desired. The same course will be followed with respect to property lost and persons missing. SPECIAL ^ NOTICES. Numerous complaints have been received by the Metropolitan Police about the business of " DENNIS AND HILL," of 178, Charing Cross Road, London, who advertise a guessing competition, coupled with the sale of the " Yiograph "— a toy set of animated photographs, worth a few pence. This business is carried on by a man named Hill alias Hamilton and Strong, who has promoted other schemes of the same sort. The delay which occurs in obtaining the " Viograph " is due to the number of the replies he receives. The Criminal Investigation Department cannot notice complaints from silly people who allow them- selves to be duped by such schemes. The Metropolitan Police have for a considerable time received, and are still receiving, frequent com- plaints about one ERNEST GOODE, of 184, Oxford Street, London, whose mode of advertising is flagrantly dishonest, though he is clever in keep- ing within the law. This man's business is main- tained by imposing on silly people, who are duped by his advertisements into believing that they are receiving as gifts the articles he sells at prices which secure him a good profit. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. of Clapham. May be found in company of prostitutes. ( See Case No. 2, 26th ult.) Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 4.— Cambridge ( Borough).— Woodcut portrait and description of WILLIAM PEED, a solicitor, whose apprehension is sought for forging 2 transfers of stock of the value of £ 1,250, embezzling £ 5,000, and stealing £ 111 10s. 6d. Age about 62, height METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT, 1.— M Division.— For stealing 36 Bank of England notes ( 6 for £ 50, Nos. 77452 to 7 ; 10 £ 20, Nos. 38086 to 95; 20 £ 10, Nos. 39S16 to 35), a gold lever watch, " Elgin" on works, and a lady's gold chain— TWO MEN, 1st age 55 to 60, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion fresh, hair grey, moustache light, rel nose ; dress, blue melton overcoat, grey trousers, high silk hat, speaks French, supposed FRENCH CHARLEY. ( See Illustrated Circular No. 49, Figure 26.) 2nd, age 35, height 5 ft. 6 in. : dress, black coat and vest, dark trousers, high silk hat, speaks with American accent. 2.— P Division.— WILLIAM ROBERTS, Case No. 2, 9th October, 1S91 not to be arrested. Warrant withdrawn. 3.— V Division.— Woodcut portrait and descrip- tion of ERNEST EYLES, whose apprehension is sought for stealing £ 55 19s., age 26, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion dark, hair and moustache dark brown, cut on outside of right leg from thigh to ankle, which causes him to walk flat- footed; wearing long dark overcoat, black hard felt hat; carries a stick or um- ,"> ft.' 7 in., complexiou rather florid, hair, whiskers brella. A booking clerk; late in the employ of1 and moustache ( cut close) lightish brown ( turning the London and South Western Railway; native , grey), round shouldered, looks downward when walk 4 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, N O V E M B E R 19, 1897. ing, He is believed to have had in his possession a quantity of old coins, including Spanish and American and " old coins of the reigns of James I., Charles I., Anne, Geo. II., III., and IV., and Louis XVII. He left Cambridge on 27th September last. May endeavour to leave the country. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Holland, Cam bridge. CHESHIRE. 5.— Hyde ( County).— For obtaining £ 6 by false pretences— A MAN, age about 25, height 5 ft. ft in., complexion sallow, hair and slight moustache dark, scar over left temple, is very talkative, and evidently well acquainted with the names of brewers, etc., in Lancashire and Cheshire; dress, long dark overcoat, dark trousers, black hard felt hat, tan boots and kid gloves. Warrant issued. Information to Capt. Lingard, Supt., Hyde. DEVONSHIRE. 6.— Exeter ( County). — For stealing a pair of black field- glasses, dented at rim ; 2 purses ( 1 dark red leather; the other crocodile skin); and about £ 8 — THOMAS HITCHIN, age 18, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion freckled or spotted, liair dark, eyes grey, stoops slightly; dress, black round coat, vest and trousers, slate colour overcoat, velvet collar, white collar and tie, dark cap, light lace boots. A native of Crewe, Cheshire. Has been in an industrial school. May endeavour to enlist. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable of Devon, Exeter. DORSETSHIRE. £ 2 REWARD. 7.— Wareham ( County). — For deserting his wife and family, leaving them chargeable to the Ware- ham and Purbeck Union— SAMUEL CHARLES TAPPER, age 42, height 5 ft. 5 or G in., slight build, complexion dark, hair black, eyes brown, usually clean- shaved, rather flat nose, scar over left eye, anchor tattooed on one arm. A groom. Known at Harrogate; Piccadilly, London ; and Bournemouth. Warrant issued. The above reward will be paid by the Guardians of the Wareham and Purbeck Union for such informa- tion as will lead to the arrest of Tapper. Information to Supt. Carter, Wareham. DURHAM. 8.— Durham ( City).— Woodcut portrait and de- scription of JOSEPH WHITE, late of South Hetton, Durham, whose apprehension is sought for offences under the Trades' Unions Act, age 40, height 5 ft. 10 in., stout build, weight about 18 stone, complexion, hair, moustache and eyes dark ; dress, usually in black shooting jacket, black vest and trousers. A miner or check- weighman. Was Secretary of the South Hetton Branch Lodge of the Durham Miners' Association. Absconded 25th ult. May endeavour to leave the country. Warrant issued. 9.— Durham ( City).— For obtaining, 26th ult., 2s. 6d. by false pretences— A man who gave the name of BOLINGBROOK, age 50 to 60, height 5 ft. 3 or 4 in., stoutish build, complexion dark, full beard and moustache, cut rather short; dress, grey suit, dark three- quarter overcoat, brown kid gloves, soft hat. He called at a stationer's, and produced a printed list of subscribers to the National Union for the Suppression of Intemperance, stated to the assis- tant that he had been sent by the proprietor's wife for the above amount. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Smith, Durham. ESSEX. 10.— Chelmsford ( County). — For inflicting grievous bodily harm, 1st inst., at Stock— JOHN TOLLSON, age about 28, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., complexion dark, hair vjery dark, beard about 3 weeks' growth; dressed in old clothing, black silk neckerchief, hard felt hat. A gipsy; travels with a van, with temporary cover, and a dark pony. He left Billericay 2nd inst. Warrant issued. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Somerset, Chelmsford. 11.— Southend- on- Sea ( County).— For stealing, 6th inst.— 1 gold English lever watch ( old), open face, white dial, No. 741"); 1 lady's gold geneva watch; 1 black sergi lounge suit ( nearly now)— THOMAS GEORGE S. HOOIvE, age about 20, height 5 ft. 10 in., slight build, complexion pale, hair light, clean- shaved, eyes grey, prominent nose ; dress, blue serge suit, slate colour tweed waterproof coat, black hard hat, white tie with pearl pin, black muffler with red stripes, tan boots. A clerk. Native of Stoke Newington. He left for London 6th inst. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Simmonds, Southend- on- Sea. height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., complexion fair, pimples on* face, hair light, mole on throat, small anchor on one wrist ; dress, light tweed jacket, black trousers with small white spots, white neckerchief, new blue serge- cap, broad blucher boots. An able seaman. Native- of Hastings. FLINTSHIRE. 12.— Mold ( County).— For deserting his child, leaving it chargeable to the Hawarden Union— WILLIAM MACKIN, age about 40, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion fair, hair ( turning grey; light. A native of St. Helens. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Davies, Mold. HAMPSHIRE. 13.— Basingstoke ( County).— For stealing a naval reefer jacket, black bone buttons with anchor, — A MAN, age about 26, height 5 ft., stout build, clean shaved, bald patch top of head, arms tattooed, H. M. S. St. Vincent on one, ring between thumb and 1st finger of one hand; dress, naval uniform ( apparently too small), H. M. S. Vivid on cap. He calls on persons having sons in the navy, stating that he has sailed in the same ship with them, and that he has recently been invalided from the navy. Information to Insp. Hale, Basingstoke. 14.— Southampton yBorough).— For obtaining food and lodgings by false pretences— FREDERICK DARWIN GREY SKIPWORTH, age 32, height about 5 ft. 9 in., rather broad shoulders ; complexion ruddy, hair dark, slight moustache light, eyes hazel; cork right leg, walks slightly lame ; dress, navy blue serge suit, double- breasted coat, hard felt hat. Has been a ship's 2nd mate ; of gentlemanly appearance ; is fond of billiards ; may seek employment as a clerk. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, Southampton. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hoare, West Mailing. HEREFORDSHIRE. £ 1 REWARD. 15.— Ross ( County).— For deserting his family, leaving them chargeable to the Ross Union— J04N GWILLIAM, age 49, height 5 ft. 7£ in., complexion fresh, hair, whiskers and moustache dark brown, eyes blue; dress, black ( workhouse) cord suit, black hat. A farm labourer. Native of Walford. Usually sleeps in outbuildings. Warrant issued. The above reward will be paid by the Guardians of the Ross Union for such information as will lead to the arrest of Gwilliam. Information to Supt. Cope, Ross. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. 16.— Norman Cross ( County).— For larceny, 30th ult.— A MAN, age about 35, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., slight build, hair, moustache and small eyes dark ; dress, brown drabbet jacket, cord vest and trousers, light cloth cap. A tramping labourer; represents him- self as a bricklayer, steeplejack, etc. Was seen at Wisbech 3rd inst. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Allen, Norman Cross. KENT. 17.— West Mailing ( County).— For stealing, 30th ult., at Snodland, 1 small brown plaid jacket and vest, 1 dark cloth cap, 1 new flannel shirt, 1 collar and front, 2 sleeve links, 1 silver link, 1 mother o' pearl link, 1 small black handle razor in case, " Palmer, Strood," thereon, 1 briar pipe with silver band— STEPHEN MOON, age about 20, LANCASHIRE. 18. — Manchester ( City).— For failing to report— Licence Holder WILLIAM THOMPSON, alias WIL- LIAM LAWLER, Office No. 2257- 97, age 62, height 5 it. 4^ in., complexion fresh, hair brown ( turning, grey), eyes grey, scar each side and front of forehead,, between eyes, on throat, boil scar left cheek and back, of neck, 5 small scars on back, scar right arm, 1st right finger and right knee, right hand deformed, 2 red moles on breast, mole on back, scar 1st left linger, left arm, left thumb and calf of left leg. Sentenced,., at Manchester Assizes, 29th April, 1895, to 3 and S- years penal servitude ( concurrent), for burglary. Licenced 31st July, 1897. P V 384. Warrant issued. Supervisee WALTER STREET, alias JAMES SHAW, Office No. 46- 97, age 50, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, eyes brown, lost 5 upper teeth, scar right forearm, near right elbow,. 2 scars right thigh, 2 moles top of right shoulder,, scar front left forearm and 3 front left shin, birth- mark front of belly. Sentenced, at Manchester Ses- sions, 12th April, 1888, to 7 years penal servitude and 3 years supervision, for larceny; and at samer Sessions, 1st August, 1894, to 6 months hard labour and licence revoked, for larceny. Liberated on second licence, 6th January, 1897. A I O 537. Supervisee JOHN HUGHES, Office No. 3328- 96r age 32, height 5 ft. If in., complexion fresh, hair brown ( turning grey), eyes blue, scar nose, right of forehead, right thigh, knee, shin and ankle, " M. H.. J. H." and other marks left arm, 2nd joint of 2nd and 3rd right fingers deformed, nose inclined to right- A native of Manchester. Sentenced, at Manchester Assizes, 9th July, 1894, to 3 years penal servitude and 3 years police supervision, for receiving. Li- cenced 21st October, 1896. U 317. Supervisee CHARLES TAYLOR, alias THOMAS- JOHNSON, JAMES EVANS, AVILLIAM ENGLANDr WILLIAM JOHNSON and WILLIAM ASPINALL, Office No. 47055 ( Case 112, 27th September, 1895) r age 41, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes grey, scar centre forehead, left of neck,, chin, chest ( indent) and 2 right knee, mole top left shoulder and shoulder- blade, ruptured left side. A native of Manchester. Sentenced, at Manchester- Sessions, 8th April, 1889, to 7 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision, for shopbreaking. Licenced 13th October, 1894. V P 381. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Smith, City- Police, Manchester. 19. — Warrington ( Borough). — For obtaining £ 2 10s. by false pretences, 27th ult. WHIT- LEY, age about 25, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., com- plexion fresh, hair dark, clean- shaved, lump over left eye; dress, dark slate colour suit, black hard hat, stand- up collar, brown kid gloves, brown boots; wore- long link pattern gold colour albert across vest. Of good appearance and address. He called at a shop, representing that he was the son of a partner in a local firm of brewers, and produced a cheque- book, and what appeared to be bank- notes, and obtained the above sum on the pretence that he was short of change. He also gave the names of ERNEST JOHN- SON and CLARK, and stated that he was a veterinary- surgeon, a butcher and horse- dealer, and owned butchers' shops. May be accompanied by A WOMAN, age about 28, height about 5 ft., slight build, long thin nose, dark brown hair with fringe, of Jewish appearance; dress, dark skirt, velvet bodice, dark blue cloth cape, with Astrachan collar, high fawn colour hat, brown boots. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Talbot, Warrington. MERIONETHSHIRE. 20.— Dolgelly ( County).— For perjury— JOHN MICAH, alias OSCAR and EDWARDS, age 27 ( looks younger), height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion fair,, hair light sandy, slight light moustache, eyes grey; dress ( when last seen), dark brown jacket, moleskin trousers, brown cloth cap, strong lace boots. Tramps- the country, and obtains employment at farmhouses, collieries, and public works. Speaks Welsh imper- fectly. Is known at Birkenhead, Liverpool, Swansea, and Cardiff. Absconded 16th ult. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Jones, Dolgelly. MONMOUTHSHIRE. 21. — Newport ( Borough).— For stealing, 23rd ult., a silver geneva watch, open- face, half of minute hand missing, " 196 " scratched inside case; 1 lady's FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1897. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. open- face silver geneva watch, figured dial, chased back; and a long 9- carat gold guard— A man giving the name of COX, or FOX, age 50 to 55, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 in., stout build, complexion pale, round fea- tures, hair and moustache turning grey, limps slightly; dress, dark clothes, black bowler hat, heavy dark overcoat. He takes lodgings, representing that he is a seaman, and is to be paid off from a ship, having returned from a voyage of several months. Information to Chief Constable Sinclair, Newport. MONTGOMERYSHIRE. 22.— Welshpool ( County).— For fowl stealing, 28th ult., at Golfa— ALFRED OWEN, alias BONY ROCK, age 43, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion fresh, hair sand}-, eyes hazel; dress, old brown jacket, cotton cord trousers, brown cap. THOMAS GARDNER, age 26, height 5 ft. 7J in., complexion sallow, hair and eyes brown; dress, black monkey jacket, moleskin trousers, brown cap. Labourers; and natives of Welshpool. Warrant issued. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Crowden, Welshpool. NORFOLK. 23.— Norwich ( County).— For stealing, from a dwelling- house, £ 10 ; and a fine black ribbed Chester- field overcoat— Supervisee LEWIS RICHARDS, alias EDGAR RICHARDS, EDGAR STEWARD. EDGAll BRAND and WILLIAM ANDERSON, Office No. 2278- 97, age 26, height 5 ft. 4 § in., complexion pale, hair dark brown, eyes grey, birthmark right of chest, indistinct tattoo marks and scar left forearm, rings ( indistinct) each finger of right hand, bunion 2nd joint right big toe, scar back head, left buttock, right hand and right shin, mole front of neck. A native of Ipswich. Sentenced, at Oxford Quarter Sessions, 2nd January, 1894, to 3 years penal servitude and 2 years police supervision, for larceny ( dwelling- house). Liberated on licence 28th July, 1897. U I. ( See also Case No. 50, 26th ult.) " Warrant issued. Information to Inspector Flint, County Police Office^ Norwich. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. 24. — Mansfield ( County).— For stealing a brass cased watch, second hand, black hands and figures, white dial; 1 white metal curb pattern albert; 1 new black rough cloth vest, black Jbone buttons, lining ( supposed) blue- and- white striped— A MAN, age about 30, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., slight build, complexion fair, small features, hair and moustache light, eyes blue ; dress, dark cloth suit, blue peak cap, flat top with braid round crown, red socks, low shoes; wearing a black leather belt, buckle fasten- ing. He took lodgings, and stated he had come to repair the telegraph wires. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hensley, Mansfield. STAFFORDSHIRE. 25.— Burslem ( County).— For failing to report and on suspicion of housebreaking: at Stoke- on- Trent, on 26th ult.— Expiree GEORGE FROST, alias JOHN WHEILDON, WILLIAM and JAMES THOMPSON, Office No. 38364, age 64, height 5 ft. 7£ in., com- plexion sallow, hair dark, eyes hazel, clean- shaven except moustache, tumour left side head, scar bridge of nose, back of right shoulder, right upper arm, cut scar back 3rd right finger, scar left upper arm and 2 back of left hip, both 4th fingers bent, right ankle damaged, walks with shuffling gait; dress, dark peak cap, dark suit, dark mixture scarf round neck, all much worn. He is supposed to have been staying at a lodging- house at Newcastle- under- Lyme for the last 12 months, going about begging, and carrying skeleton keys. ( See Case No. 103, 29tli November, 1889.) Sentenced, at Stafford, 1st May, 1884, to 7 vears penal servitude, for housebreaking. Li- cenced 17th October, 1889. K 429. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Supt. Hill, Burslem. 26.— Wolverhampton ( Borough).— For stealing from his lodgings, 4th inst., 4 collars; and 4s.— • SAMUEL SMITH ( supposed false), age about 25, height 5 ft. 3 or 4 in., slight build, complexion fair, hair ( curl in front, cut short behind) supposed brown, scar centre of forehead; dress, dark plaid woollen suit, green tie with ring in centre, cloth peak cap, brown boots. He took lodgings on 1st inst., stating he was an engineer employed by the Midland Railway Company, to erect a new bridge at Wolverhampton. He left on 4th inst., stating he was going to get his luggage. Warrant issued. Information to Capt. Burnett, Chief Constable, Wolverhampton. SUSSEX ( EAST). £ 100 REWARD. ^ 27— Battle ( County).— For stealing, 24th ult., at Burwash, £ 523 lis. Id., including 40 £ 10 notes, 20 Nos. 98026 to 98045, dated " 3rd March, 1897^ ; 10 Nos. K/ 37, 08441 to 50; 10 Nos. K/ 38, 62101 to 10; the last 20 stamped, " Barclay < fc Co., Limited, Lewes")— SAMUEL WOODWARD, age 42, height 5 ft. 8 in., rather stout, and broad- shouldered, com- plexion fresh, rather round face, hair black, slight mutton- chop whiskers, eyes ( rather full) brown, speaks with Derbyshire accent, and drops his h's, teeth brown; dress, black jacket, grey vest and trousers, black, hard felt hat. A solicitor's clerk; native of Derby. Warrant issued. The above reward will be paid by Messrs. Aitkens 6 Andrews, solicitors, Burwash, for such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the thief, and recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Information to Supt. Plumb, Battle. SUFFOLK. £ 1 REWARD. 28.— Lowestoft ( County).— For deserting his wife and family, leaving them chargeable to the Mut- ford and Lothingland Union— ROBERT BESANT, age 38, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache light, lame right leg, knee turning in and touching left leg, has a hole through one of his big toes; dress ( usually), cardigan jacket, short sea- boots, stockings, marked " R. B." Supposed to be sailing in a fishing- smack out of Grimsby; native of Lowestoft. Warrant issued. The above reward will be paid by the Guardians of the Mutford and Lothingland Union for such in- formation as will lead to the arrest of Besant, and £ 1 will be paid for the arrest. Information to Supt. Shipp, Lowestoft. WARWICKSHIRE. 29.— Solihull ( County).— For larceny ( person)— A MAN, age about 27, height about 5 ft. 7 in., complexion dark, hair dark brown, large eyes, im- pediment in speech; dress, light plaid jacket and vest, dark stripe trousers, light cap and muffler, supposed tramping to London. Information to Supt. Carbis, Solihull. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). 30.— Pocklington ( County). — Escaped from custody, 3rd inst., charged with larceny— THOMAS HAMPSHIRE, a groom, age 35 to 40, height about 5 ft. 5 in., slight build, complexion sallow, hair, moustache and slight side whiskers dark ; dress, light drab coat, dark cloth trousers and cap, light lace boots Is well known in East Riding, and Baslow, Derby- shire. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Jackson, Pocklington. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 31.— Barnsley ( County).— For stealing ( bailee), 17th ult., at Penistone— A silver English lever watch, gold hands, " Arthur Roebuck, 1877," on back of outer case— HOWELL LYNE, age 40, height 5 ft. 1 or 2 in., complexion dark, hair dark brown, eyes blue; dress, black coat, brown worsted vest and trousers, cardigan jacket, black cap. A clockmaker; native of Hull. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Kane, Court House, Barnsley. PERSONS IN CUSTODY. BEDFORDSHIRE. 32.— Leighton Buzzard ( County).— Committed for trial at next Quarter Sessions, 19th prox., for breaking into a church— JAMES SHEPPARD ( supposed false), aged 24, height 5 ft. 5i in., com- plexion fresh, hair brown, eyes light blue, scar left of forehead, 2 moles left cheek and on chin, 1 right of jaw, E. D. tattooed inside left forearm, sailor danc- ing and holding union- jack back of left forearm, scar inside left hand, mole outside left upper arm and centre of back, small mole front of right forearm aud inside right upper arm, dot right wrist, mole and scar left of belly; dress, black jacket and vest, corduroy trousers, black cap, blue muffler with white spots, heavy nail shoes. States he is a native of London. Supposed wanted elsewhere, j Information to Supt. Anniwell, Leigkton Buzzird. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. 33.— High Wycombe ( Borough).— Committed for trial, at next Quarter Sessions, for larcenv— ED- WARD or EDWIX HOPKINS, age 46, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion fresh, hair ( thin and inclined to sandv) brown, moustache sandy, eyes hazel, scar on right side of nose; dress, dark mixture coat, brown mixture vest and trousers, red cotton neckerchief, old black peak cap, lace boots. A tramping labourer. Stays at common lodging- houses. Information to Head Constable Sparling, High Wycombe. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 34.— Chipping Sodbury ( County).— Committed for trial, at next Quarter Sessions, 4th prox., for larceny ( lodgings)— ELLEX GOLDSMITH, age 22, height 5 ft. 5| in., complexion sallow, hair and eyes brown; dress, black rough jacket, velvet collar, 6 large pearl buttons down front, black skirt, black rough straw sailor hat, narrow band with crown in front, Oxford shoes. Has been in service at Peck- ham; states she is a native of Lewisham. Was sen- tenced, on 7th January last, at Maidstone, to 3 months imprisonment for larceny and fraud. She calls upon persons, and states she requires lodgings for her brother, who is about to start a business in the neighbourhood, obtains food and lodgings for herself for one night, commits a larceny, and leaves on the following morning, stating she is going to the O CP station to meet her brother. Supposed wanted for similar oSences elsewhere. Information to Supt. Cooke, Chipping Sodbury. 35.— Gloucester ( County). — Sentenced to 2 months imprisonment for larcenv ( servant)— UDDE- YALL FRANK MAYHEW, age IS, height 5 ft. LOI in., complexion pale, hair dark brown, slight moustache brown, eyes ( pupil of right larger than other) hazel; dress, navy- blue reefer jacket and vest, light check trousers, slate colour tie, hard felt hat. A baker and confectioner; states he is a native of London. 36.— Gloucester ( County).— Committed for trial at next City Quarter Sessions, for fraud— JAMES RAMSEY, age 35, height 5 ft. 8f in., complexion sallow, hair and moustache brown, eyes blue, scar right groin, large varicose veins left leg; dress, black jacket and vest, grey plaid trousers, red striped tie, dark mixture cap. A brushmaker; native of Xot- tingham. 37.— Gloucester ( Counfy).— Committed for trial at next Citv Quarter Sessions, for burglarv— THOMYS McDONALD, age 27. height 5 ft.' 9 ' in., ( without shoes), complexion pale, hair and mous- tache dark brown, whiskers about a week's growth, eyes hazel, small mole between shoulders, small scar left arm : dress, black jacket and vest, light trousers and cap. A ship's stoker : native of Dumbarton. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Philpott, Gloucester. HAMPSHIRE. 38.— Southampton ( Borough).— Committed for trial, at next Quarter Sessions, for stealing a bicycle ( recovered)— CECIL HEXRY SPEXCER BEDFORD, age 18, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion sallow, hair dark brown, eyes blue, tattooed " C. E." and 4 dots left forearm, 2 dots outside 2nd left finger, small mole near right armpit and on right side of stomach, scars over both eyes, right knee and ankle and left, shin: dress, brown plaid coat and vest, brown coarse cor' duroy trousers, lace boots, with toe- caps. A plumber; native of Southampton. Supposed previously con- victed. Information to the Chief Constable, Southampton. 2 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, N O V E M B E R 23, 1 8 9 7 . ISLE OF ELY. 39.— Whittlesea ( County).— Committed for trial at Wisbech Quarter Sessions, 5th pros., for stealing, 25th ult., 2 cows ( recovered)— JAMES SMITH ( sup- posed false), age GO ( looks younger), height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion sallow, hair ( turning grey) dark brown, heavy moustache, eyes hazel, small wart left side of forehead, varicose veins both legs; dress, old brown frock- coat, light brown covert coat, " J. T. Clark, Hyde Road," on tab, brown cardigan jacket, black diagonal vest, moleskin trousers, white neckerchief, 2 striped cotton shirts, brown cap, old lace boots. A tramp or drover; states he is a native of Halifax. Photograph can be seen on application. Information to Inspector Nixon, Whittlesea. NORFOLK. 40.— King's Lynn ( Borough).— Remanded till 13th inst., for stealing an overcoat; and begging— ALEXANDER CHARLES SAUNDERS, age 51, slight build, height 5 ft. 5 J in., complexion fresh, hair ( partly bald) and moustache brown, eyes grey, bunions on both big toes, pretends to be deaf and dumb; wearing uniform similar to that of a Naval petty officer. He presented a begging petition, stat- ing he had served on H. M. S. Crocodile and Pembroke, and was rendered deaf and dumb by the bursting of a ship's gun. A native of Southend. Information to Chief Constable Ware, King's Lynn. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 41.— Northampton ( Borough).— Remanded till 10th inst., for obtaining credit by fraud— ALBERT VAUGHAN EVANS, alias FRANK WILSON GAR- DINER, FRANK WILSON, JOHN EVANS, HER- BERT VAUGHAN and J. EDWARDS, age 35, height 5 ft. 6 in., hair, whiskers and moustache dark, eyes brown, small features. States he was born at Liver- pool; talks of Denver, Colorado. He took apart- ments, 15th ult., stating he had just come from Colorado, and was a retired gentleman, ordered a quantity of furniture, clothes, and other goods, by false references, and, on obtaining possession of same, commenced to dispose of them. Subsequently took a large house, and began to furnish with some of the goods obtained. Found in his possession 130 pawn- tickets, relating to goods pledged in various parts of the country. Information to Chief Constable Mardlin, North- ampton. SUSSEX ( EAST). 42.— Eastbourne ( Borough).— Committed for trial at next ' Lewes Quarter ' Sessions, for larceny { person)— JAMES THOMPSON, age 26, height 5 ft. in., complexion florid, hair dark brown, eyes ( left crossed) brown, nose inclined to right, birthmark right breast, ruptured left side, scars left knee; dress, brown check coat, grey vest and trousers, blue- and- red striped cotton wrap, grey tweed cap, heavy boots. A native of Manchester " JOSEPH THOMPSON, alias NORTH, age 23, height 5.2 in., complexion swarthy, hair dark brown, eyes hazel, abscess marks on neck, scar right shin; dress, black diagonal reefer jacket, grey vest, light grey striped trousers, black neckerchief, grey 6- square skull cap, fancy top, heavy lace boots. Rag and bone collectors. Information to Chief Constable Plumb, Eastbourne. WILTSHIRE. 43.— Swindon ( County).— Committed for trial at next Quarter Sessions, 4th prox.— EDWARD LIMITT, age 30, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, moustache light brown, small tuft under bottom lip, eyes blue, crucifixion tattooed on chest, small mole right shoulder- blade, scar left shin, bullet scar inside left leg near ankle; dress, black- and- white check coat and vest, brown cloth trousers, large square pattern, dark brown soft hat, red neckerchief, old lace boots. States he is a native of Lambeth, and has served in the West Surrey Regiment. He offers for sale in the streets envelopes, which ho re- presents contain a picture, to be seen on being held to the light, but which contain a piece of cardboard only. Information to Supt. Robinson, Swindon. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 44.— Barnsley ( County).— Sentenced, 6th inst., to one month imprisonment, for vagrancy— THOMAS McHUGH ( supposed false), age 35, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes blue, cut scar over left eye, left little finger deformed, indis- tinct tattoo mark between thumb and first finger left hand, right thumb- nail deformed, round scar above left hip- bone; dress, dark grey jacket and vest, cor- duroy trousers, plaid cap. A labourer; native of Tuam, Galway. Supposed wanted elsewhere. Information to Supt. Kane, Court House, Bamsley. 45.— Doncaster ( Borough).— Remanded till 13th inst., for larceny— PAUL KRAMER, alias GRAMER, VHERKY and FISCHER, a German, age 64, height 5 ft. 8i in., complexion fresh, hair ( thin on top) grey, eyes hazel, pockmarked, fleshy lump back of left arm and below right shoulder- blade, large scar right shoulder- blade. A tailor. CLEMENCE DOJE, alias DOYE, a Frenchwoman, age 50, height 5 ft. 7i in., stout build, complexion sallow, hair dark brown, eyes brown, very large hands, fleshy lump right side of face. A tailoress. Both speak broken English. They pass as man and wife, engage fur- nished rooms, and on obtaining work from tailors' shops, dispose of the articles. Supposed wanted elsewhere. Photographs may be seen on application. Information to Chief Constable Lister, Doncaster. PROPERTY STOLEN. CHESHIRE. 46.— Altrincham ( County).— 1st inst., by house- breaking!, at Ashton- on- Mersey— 1 gold mourning ring, set 1 diamond, surrounded by pearls; 1 gold brooch, representing a pick and shovel, small gold nugget attached to the latter. Information to Supt. McDonald, Altrincham. ESSEX. 47.— Harwich ( County).— 6th inst., by house- breaking, at Dovercourt, 6 new silver teaspoons, 1 silver toast- rack, 1 pair sugar tongs ( flat ends), 1 silver mustard pot, with initials " I. F. H." thereon, blue glass lining ( removable), 1 silver mustard spoon, 2 fancy silver saltspoons, gold lining. Information to Inspector Creasy, Harwich. HAMPSHIRE. 48.— Fareham ( County).— 4th inst., at Hilsea Barracks, a black and gold japanned cash- box, con- taining 14 2Jd., 435 Id , and 180 - Jd. postage stamps, perforated, and stamped " Army Official." Information to Superintendent Hack, Fareham. HEREFORDSHIRE. 49.— Ross ( County).— 29th ult., a lady's gold keyless Geneva watch, No. 107937. Information to Superintendent Cope, Ross. HERTFORDSHIRE. 50.— Ware ( County).— 5th inst., by burglary, at Hoddesdon— a black Chesterfield overcoat ( nearly new), rib cloth, lined with black, braided silk buttons, tape inside collar, usual pockets ; and a rough blue cloth winter coat ( long) lined with blue check cloth, velvet collar wich chain inside, usual pockets, not divided at backs. Information to Supt. Wood, Ware. LANCASHIRE. 51.— Bowgrave ( County).— 2nd inst.— 1 silver hunting watch, maker " Charles, London and Cal- cutta," on inside of works, " Telegraph Alphabet " on dial, initials " H. A. L." outside of outer case, much worn; 1 crocodile- skin cigarette- case, silver rim round outside, letters " A. R. L." on case; 2 gold scarf- pins, in case ( 1 a grenade; the other imitation of a merrythought bone). Information to Supt. Bourke, Bowgrave. £ 100 REWARD. 52.— Manchester ( City).— 1st inst.— 6 dozen rings in oak case, new and second- hand, various pat- terns, set with various gems, amongst them were between 15 and 20 gentlemen's single- stone diamond rings, weight of stones varying from 1- ct. to 2- ct., and 1 weighing 4- ct., less several of these settings bearing the Birmingham hall- mark, with makers' ini- tials " P. & S." ; also 4 or 5 pearl and diamond half- hoop rings ( new), also stamped inside " P. & S." ; 2 diamond and ruby half- hoops ( 3 diamonds and 2 rubies in each), Birmingham hall- marked settings; 1 second- hand ring, set with 2 rows of small diamonds and row of rubies between ; several diamond and sap- phire and diamond and ruby marquise rings; several 5- stone diamond half- hoop rings; 1 clustered ring, diamonds set round a yellow sapphire ( second- hand); a number of second- hand rings, set with diamonds, rubies, pearls and sapphires in gipsy half- hoops and other designs ; 1 gentleman's claw- setting topaz ring ; 1 gentleman's cape ruby gipsy ring, 18- carat setting ; 1 3- stone diamond and sapphire ring, § of a carat; 1 pear- shaped single- stone diamond pin, about 1- carat, a flat stone; 1 small single- stone diamond pin, blue enamel setting; 1 large single- stone diamond ring, 6|- carat weight, slightly off colour, and if examined, minutely will be seen a small black speck in stone near edge; 1 large 7- stone bangle, stones set separ- ately, centre 1 5- carat bare, with small mark in centre, between 13 and 14 carats in the whole bangle. The above reward will be paid by Mr. Harris Glass,, 237, Oxford Street, Chorlton- on- Medlock, Manchester,, for the apprehension of the thief or thieves and re- covery of the property, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Information to the Deputy Chief Constable, Town- Hall, Manchester. 53.— Blackpool ( Borough).— 1st inst.— A fur- lined overcoat, dark colour, lined throughout with, brown fur, beaver collar and cuffs, usual pockets, dark bone buttons, pair of tan gloves and brown silk muffler, with coloured border, in pockets. Information to Chief Constable Derham, Blackpool. 54.— Rochdale ( Borough).— 2nd inst., by house- breaking— A silver watch- guard, fetter link pattern,, silver sovereign purse attached; 1 breast- pin, green, beetle in silver mount; 1 gold pin, size of a three- penny- piece, small diamond in centre; 1 pair sleeve- studs, set of collar- studs to match, set pink stones irt gold mounts ( old- fashioned) ; 1 crescent- shaped silver brooch ; 1 silver snake bracelet, chased back ; 1 silver buckle, ditto, about in. wide, formed of 8 or 9 Penzance pebbles, each set in silver mounts ; 1 gold adjustable bracelet, trellis pattern; 1 gold scarf- brooch, anchor pattern ; and between .£ 15 and £ 20. Information to Chief Constable Buck, Rochdale. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 55. — Peterborough ( City).— 6th inst.— 1 gold seal, eagle, set with cornelian stone; 1 gold seal, set stone, with crest, mailed hand holding scythe; 3 gold fob- chain seals, very old; 1 James £ 5 piece; 1 William IV. gold coronation medal, in red morocco case, " Given to Ralph Thickness, M. P.," written on a piece of white ribbon inside ; 1 2- guinea piece, King James' reign ; 1 small gold cross ; 1 gold head of Ignatius Loyala ; 1 George III. guinea ; 2 cheque- books ( one on the National Provincial Bank, Peter- borough ; the other on the Stamford Bank at Market Harborough.) Information to Chief Constable Lawson, Peter- borough. SUSSEX ( EAST). £ 200 REWARD. 56.— Brighton ( Borough).— 1st inst., by shop- breaking— Uold Watches : Crystal 8- day, Stock No. A. 87 ; ( 5226), Swiss lever, gentleman s; 1 watch bracelet, A. 94; 1 ditto, A. 117; 1 lady's enamelled hunter ( 14920), B. 229; 1 watch bracelet, diamond set, C. 354; 1 lady's O. F. Swiss, C. 357 ( 2929); 1 hunting Swiss gentleman's, C. 360 ( 41680); 1 half- hunter Swiss, lady's, D. 383 ( 86797); 1 chatelaine watch, D. 424; 1 gentleman's O. F. English lever, D. 466 ( 9090); 1 watch bracelet, stiff, D. 469 ; 1 half- hunter, English lever, E. 483 ( 42182) ; 1 watch brace- let, curb, E. 506; 1 gentleman's English lever, E. 509 ; 1 diamond watch bracelet on curb, E. 532 ; 1 lady's lever, Swiss, G. 578; 1 ditto, fluted hunter ( Swiss), H. 617 ( 41729); 1 ditto, O. F. English lever, named " Collins"' ( 52568), H. 619 ; 1 ditto, miniature enamelled zone, Swiss lever ( 90912), H. 620. Gold ( Chains: 1 gentleman's curb albert, 9- carat, hall- marked, Stock No. B. 59 ; 1 ditto snaffle, 9- carat, hall- marked B. 60; 1 ditto, close curb, 15- carat, hall- marked, B. 65; 1 ditto, open curb, 15- carat, hall- marked, B. 66; 1 ditto fetter, 9- carat, hall- marked, C. 73 ; 1 ditto oval link, 18- carat, hall- marked, C. 79 ;. 1 ditto pearl and gold ( Prince of Wales), 1). 84 ; 1 ditto platinum and gold snaffle, E. 104 ; 2 ditto leather, gold - mounted, G. lll ; 1 ditto, close curb, 18- carat, double, G. 117; 1 ditto, open curl), 18- carat, double, G. 118; 1 ditto, close curb, 9- carat, double, G. 119; 1 ditto, long fetter, 9- carat, double, G. 121 : 1 ditto close curb, 18- carat, double, G. 122; 1 ditto, 18- carat, double, G. 123; 1 ditto fetter and 3 ovals, 18- carat, double, G. 125; 1 ditto close curb, 18- carat double, G. 126 ; 2 ditto oxy- dised and metal, snaffle, D. 99 ; 1 lady's far. cy knob, 15- carat, coloured ( 9 by 12), A. 23 ; 1 ditto fetter, 15- carat, coloured ( 11 by 12), A. 27; 1 ditto fancy knob, 15- carat, coloured, 2 strand ( 19 by 17), A. 35 ; 1 ditto platinum and gold curb, A. 3 ; I ditto fetter and knob, 15- carat, fancy ball, A. 7 ; 1 ditto fancy pattern, with drop ( 14 by 10), A. 22. Muff Chains: 1 pearl and trace, Stock No. E. 61 ; 1 enamel ( cylinders) and gold ( Prince of Wales's),. E. 72; 1 ditto ( trace and fetter), E. 73; 1 all gold trace, H. 76; 1 gold trace, with 12 opal beads, with rondels, H. 77 ; 1 ditto, with enamel beads ( various colours), H. 78. Brooches: 1 fine gold oblong,, shotted, diamond centre, Stock No. A. 3; I ditto curb, with diamonds and pearls, A. 7 ; 1 ditto oblong Etruscan, all ^ old, A. 10 ; 1 ditto, all gold, A. 26 ; 1 ditto oblong all gold, A. 28 : 1 ditto torpedo, all gold, set 3 diamonds, A. 41 ; 1 ditto filigree oblong, A. 42 ; TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 683, 1 8 9 7 . T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 1 ditto foxhead on curb, A. 56; 1 ditto trefoil spray, with 3 diamonds, A. 60 ; 1 ditto oblong, diamond centre, pearl ends, A. 67; 1 ditto patent fastening P£ JU'L butterfly, A. 68 ; 1 ditto bit and spur, A. 79; 1 ditto shoe and horn, A. 80 ; 1 ditto solid horse- shoe, A. 96; 1 ditto and platinum curb, A. 101; 1 ditto pearl shoe, with nail, A. lll ; 1 ditto, on bar, A. 115; 1 ditto pearl crescent and shamrock, A. 176; 1 ditto pearl tie, A. 182; 1 ditto curb, A. 213; 1 ditto pearl set star, B. 228; 1 ruby and diamond crescent, B. 230 ; 1 3 horse- shoes on bar, diamond set, B. 265 ; 1 pearl andj enamiel heart, B. 299; 1 gold horn, B. 347; 1 crossed golf sticks and balls, D. 427 ; 1 horse and jockey, D. 439 ; 1 enamelled, 3 bars, with 3 pearls, D. 466 ; 1 sapphire and diamond bar, D. 469; 1 all gold oval filigree, D. 474; 1 round, with diamond, set trefoil, D. 477 ; 1 corded torpedo, D. 478; 1 gold beaded curb, D. 483; 1 ditto horn, with horses's head, D. 490; 1 ditto solid model fox terrier, D. 495 ; 1 ditto plain bar, D. 525 ; 1 diamond swallow, D. 513 ; 1 diamond and ruby, daisy on bar, E. 540; 1 gold foxhead and crop, E. 610; 1 ditto, with diamond centre, E. 637 ; 1 ditto filigree brooch, with amethyst centre, F. 701 ; 1 ditto foxhead on safety- pin, with pin stem, F. 719; 1 ditto foxhead on horn, F. 725 ; 1 ditto torpedo pearl set, F. 743 ; 1 gold cock and hen, F. 768 ; 1 ditto curb circle, F. 788 ; 1 ditto animal safety- pin F. 796; 1 ditto peridot safety- pin, F. 797.; 1 ditto running fox, F. 805; 3 curb, F, 809 ; 1 ditto all gold bow, F. S10 ; 1 ditto hound after fox on crop, F. 827 ; 1 pearl horseshoe, A. 102. Bracelets : 1 gold loose curb, knot centre, Stock No. G. 34; 1 gold and platinum, loose curb, A. 36 ; 1 ditto, A. 40; 1 ditto loose curb, A. 66 ; 1 ditto and platinum ditto, A. 81; 1 ditto, A. 82 ; 1 ditto, B. 143 ; 1 ditto, with padlock, B. 158; 1 ditto fancy link, flexible, B. 185; 1 ditto curb, with heart, B. 196; 1 ditto, B. 200; 1 ditto, D. 223 ; 1 ditto, D. 225; 1 ditto, D. 226 ; 1 ditto, D. 229; 1 ditto gem set, D. 231; 2 d tto shotted, D. 234 ; 1 ditto fancy, D. 258 ; 1 ditto curb, D. 260 ; I ditto, D. 262 ; 1 ditto, with heart padlock, diamond centre, D. 264 ; 1 ditto, D. 277 ; 1 ditto, E. 301 ; 1 ditto, patent lock snap, E. 305 ; 1 ditto, with padlock, E. 306 ; 1 ditto, E. 311 ; 1 ditto, E. 313; 1 ditto, E. 323; 1 ditto, E. 335 ; 1 ditto, E. 340; 1 ditto, E. 342 ; 1 ruby and diamond cluster on loose curb, E. 344 ; 1 loose curb, set with 7 fancy gems, F. 351 ; 1 ditto set with turquoise and pearls, F. 355; 1 snaffle, F. 356; 1 turquoise and pearls ovals and knots, F. 357 ; 1 large fancy link, set with pearls, F. 361 ; 1 gold loose curb, F. 363 ; 1 fancy twist, F. 364; 1 ditto, F. 365; 1 loose curb, F. 373 ; 1 ditto, F. 374 ; 1 ditto, set turquoise, F. 383 ; 1 ditto, with padlock, F. 387 ; 1 ditto, with, key, G. 393 ; 1 ditto, with padlock, G. 394; 1 ditto, G. 396 ; 3 ditto, G. 401 ; 1 lapis rosary, with rondels, G. 409 ; 1 loose curb, G. 416; 1 ditto, with sliding piece, G. 418; 2 ditto, G. 423; 1 ditto cable. G. 4^ 3; 2 ditto curb, G. 426 ; 1 ditto turquoise and pearl, G. 427 ; 1 ditto, G. 428; 1 ditto, G. 429; 1 dia- mond boat shape, G. 437; 1 loose cable, G. 439 ; 1 ditto curb, with enamelled pendant, G. 440. Ear- rings : 1 pair S. S. diamond earrings, Stock No. A. 8; 1 pair pearl and diamond clusters, A. 13. Scarf- pins: 1 gold double horse- shoe, Stock No. A. 12 ; 1 ditto, A. 13; 1 ditto, pearl set, A. 17; 1 ditto coach horn, A. 20; 1 ditto dumb- bell, A. 21 ; 1 ditto horse- shoe, ruby and diamond, A. 28 ; 1 ditto round disc, set diamond, A. 33; 1 ditto, A. 34; 1 ditto horn, A. 36 ; 1 single- stone diamond, A. 64 ; 1 pearl and diamond cluster, A. 67; 1 single- stone diamond, A. 74; 1 gold and platinum double spur, A. 82; 1 ditto spur, A. 88; 1 ditto horseshoe platinum, nail through, A. 91 ; 1 ditto knot, pearl centre, A. 96; 1 ditto, twist, A. 109; 1 ditto running fox, B. 161 ; 1 ditto running dog, B. 164; 1 ditto merrythought, B. 168; 1 ditto poodle, C. 173; 1 ditto pheasant, C. 175; 1 ditto horse- shoe, C. 176; 1 ditto, C. 193; 1 ditto whip, C. 209 ; 1 ditto horn, C. 210; 1 gold bead, C. 211; 1 ditto whip, C. 215; 1 ditto horse- shoe, C. 222; 1 ditto, double, €. 226; 1 ditto and whip, C. 227 ; 1 ditto disc, pearl centre, C. 228; 1 ditto bead, C. 229; 1 ditto, C. 241 ; 1 platinum and gold splinter bar, set 3 diamonds, D. 245; 3 gold horse- shoes ( each), D. 253 ; 1 gold disc, diamond set, D. 271 ; 3 gold anchors ( each), D. 276 ; 1 pearl mar- quise, D. 279 ; 1 diamond horse- slioe, P. 303 ; 1 opal and diamond block set, D. 306 ; 1 diamond and pearl 3- stone oblique, D. 317; 1 Labrador spa parrot, D. 324; 2 small single- stone diamonds, D. 330 ; 1 crystal painted dog's head, D. 337; 1 cord pin, E. 339 ; 1 pearl circle, diamond centre, E. 341 ; 1 pear- shaped opal pin, E. 348; 1 gold foxhead, E. 350; 1 srold greyhound, E. 351 ; 1 gold foxhead, E. 362; 1 single pink pearl, with diamond, E. 381; 3 gold horse- shoes ( each), E. 389 ; 2 gold foxheads, E. 389 ; 1 single- stone pearl pin and stud, E. 390; 1 gold box hat and spectacles, E. 391 ; 1 gold horse- shoe, E. 392; 1 ditto, E. 403; 1 ditto, E. 416 ; 2 gold horse- shoes, E. 416 ; 1 pearl trefoil, E. 421 ; 1 ditto and diamond cluster, G. 428; 1 diamond horse- shoe, G. 429 ; 1 all gold fox, G. 431 ; 1 gold cock, G. 440 ; 2 ditto foxhead, G. 441 ; 1 diamond horse- shoe, H. 450; 1 opnl pear- shape pin, H. 456; 15 gold coaching horns ( each), D. 241, D. 263, D. 263, D. 267, D. 268, D. 269, D. 426. Kings: 1 all gold band, Stock No. A. 70; 1 platinum and gold twist, A. 92 ; 1 ditto, double magic and bead, A. 98; 1 scarf- ring, single diamond, A. l- 36; 1 ruby, sapphire and diamond alternate, B. 239; 1 small bloodstone signet, B. 250; 1 ditto, B. 257; 1 flat belcher, B. 263 ; 1 gold twist front, B. 281; 1 ditto shotted, B. 292; 1 3- stone coral gipsy, C. 314 ; 1 plat and gold horn shoe and pearl, C. 322 ; 1 threaded knot, C. 329; 1 all gold three- band, C. 375; 1 large buckle, with single diamond, C. 380; 1 5- stone opal half- hoop, C. 383; 1 tourmaline and diamond cluster, C. 382; 1 turquoise trefoil, C. 417; 1 sapphire and diamond 5- stone half- hoop, D. D. 440; 1 gold Mizpah, diamond centre, D. 448 ; 1 ditto, double heart, D. 449 ; 1 ditto buckle, D. 451 ; 1 18- carat keeper, heart, D. 459 ; 1 ditto platinum and gold twist, D. 460; 1 ditto Miz- pah, D. 465 ; 1 ditto, pearl centre, D. 465; 1 ditto, basket pattern, D. 466; 1 ditto enamelled blue- and- white, set diamonds, D. 478; 1 ditto emerald and diamond gipsy, D. 508; 1 ditto gem set," Dearest," D. 508; 3 ditto knot, D. 510 ; 1 diamond 3- cluster, D. 521 ; 1 ditto single- stone 3- split band, D. 528 ; 1 al! gold curb front, 18- carat, E. 552 ; 1 chased keeper, E. 555; 1 platinum and gold knot, E. 557 ; 1 ditto twist band, E. 558; 1 ditto curb, E. 560; 1 gentleman's topaz ring, E. 582 ; 1 all gold knot front, E. 585 ; 1 ditto foxhead and horn, E. 593; 1 platinum and gold band, E. 624; 1 gold curb, . E. 625; 1 platinum and gold knot front, E. 625; 1 ' 22- carat belcher, E. 642 ; 1 18- carat curb, E. 646; 1 gentleman's peridot, F. 662; 1 diamond and turquoise marquise ring, F. 664; 1 3- stone coral gipsv, F. 666; 1 enamel and pearl mar- quise, F. 675 ; 1 each signet, F. 681, F. 681, F. 682, F. 683, F. 683 ; bangle rings, 18- carat, F. 684, F. 691, F. 691, F. 692, F. 692, F. 693; 1 18- carat knot, F. 685, F. 685 ; 1 18- carat shotted wire, F. 718 ; 1 ditto signet lapis, F. 720; 1 ditto, F. 721 ; 1 ditto, S. S. turquoise, F. 724 ; 1 3- stone diamond and pearl, grey coronet set, F. 728; 1 all gold flat band, 18- carat, G. 740; 1 signet, sard, intaglio. G. 745 ; 1 all gold magic, G. 747 ; 2 ditto twist, G. 748 ; 1 lad3'' s signet bloodstone, G. 750; 1 ditto, lapis, G. 750; 1 gentle- man's signet spinel, G. 765 ; 1 ditto bloodstone, G. 784; i ditto, G. 785; 1 ditto, all gold, G. 786 : 2 18- carat knot, G. 787 ; 1 signet bloodstone. G. 791 ; 1 pearl half- hoop, G. 792 ; 1 18- carat chased keeper, G. 796 ; 2 single- stone sapphire, H 800 ; 2 18- carat gold signet, H 802 ; 2 bloodstone signet, H. S03; 1 5- stone opal half- hoop, H. 804 ; 27 wedding rings, D. 474. E. 598, E. C01, E. 602, E. 602 ; 6, marked H. 806 ; 6, H. 807 ; 6, 808; 4, 809 ; 1 gentleman's gipsy almandine, H. 810 ; 1 sapphire and diamond 3- stone, H. 811; 1 ditto, H. 812; 3 cameos marquise, H. 813; 1 ruby and diamond 3- stone gipsy, H. 814 ; 2 opal half- hoops, H. 815, H. 815; 8 18- carat knot rings, H. 816, H. 817; 1 single- stone diamond gipsy ring, H. 825; 1 signet, 18- carat, bloodstone, H. 828; 1 ditto spinel ruby, H. 331 : 1 S. S. diamond wedding ring shank, H. 841 ; 18- carat buckles, H. 849; 6 18- carat knots, H. 850, H. 851 ; 2 18- carat signets, H. 852. Studs: 1 set of 3, S. S. diamond studs, Stock No. A. 16; 1 ditto, S. S. pearls, A. 17; 1 ditto, pearl centres, D. 118 ; 1 ditto 4, diamond beads, D. 122. Sundries: 1 heart, opal and pearl, Stock No. B. 92 : 1 ditto pearl, B. 116; 1 ditto gem set, B. 123 ; 1 ditto pearl, B. 136; 1 gold eye- glass chain, B. 137 ; 1 ditto, C. 148 ; 1 heart, gold diamond centre, C. 154; 1 gold thimble, set with turquoise, C. 159; 1 heart, gold and diamond, C. 164; 1 topaz, trefoil pendant, C. 187 ; 1 locket, shield, C. 202 ; 2 silver gilt eye- glass chains, D. 205; 1 gold compass, D. 211; 1 animal charm, D. 229; 1 pearl cluster pendant, E. 248 ; 1 gold match- box, E. 280 ; 1 heart, pave pearl, E. 310; 1 topaz pendant, F. 322; 1 gold dog charm, F. 332 ; 1 ditto pig charm, F. 332 : 1 ditto dog charm, F. 333; 1 ditto swan charm, F. 333; 1 ditto pig, F. 333 ; 2 small gold sockets, G. 350; 1 heart, dia- mond and enamel, G. 352 ; 1 gold sovereign- purse, G. 363; 1 pendant, spinel and diamond, G. 366; 1 heart, pearl set, G. 372 ; 2 carbuncle, bail pendant, G. 375 ; 1 heart, gold, G. 377; 1 dog charm, G. 382 ; 2 lapis pearl- shaped balls, G. 384 : 1 elephant charm, G. 391; 3 pigs, 1 elephant, G. 393; 2 enamelled hearts, gold heart, G. 394 ; 1 ditto, G. 397; 1 heart, gokC G. 399; 2 pendants, round, G. 405; 1 pendant, Jubilee, G. 409; 1 heart, gold, G. 412 ; 1 ditto, H. 415; 1 ditto, hammered, H. 416; 4 Trilby hearts, H. 417 and H. 418; 1 heart, H. 420; 1 shell charm, H. 421; hearts, H. 423, 11.425, H. 428, H. 428, H. 433, H. 448, H. 449, H. 456 : 1 bull charm, H. 429; 4 gold eye- glass chains, H. 432; 2 gold sovereign- purses, H. 445; 1 bean charm, H. 451; 2 pigs, 11.452; 1 sovereign- purse and match- box, gold, B. 163; 1 gold sovereign- purse, G. 288; 1 gold match- box, G. 305; pen and pencil- cases, engraved, B. 59 ; 1 plain, B. 65; 1 twist. B. 67; 1 fluted, H. 130. Necklets: 1 coral, A. 2; 3 gold festoon, B. 14, D. 50, D. 51 ; 1 enamel and pearl, D. 60; 1 gold curb, D. 62; 1 Alma and pearl, E. 6S ; 1 gold trace, F. 76; 1 ditto, F. S1 ; 1 fetter and trace, F. 82; 1 garnet festoon, G. S6; 1 turquoise, G. S7 ; 1 amethyst. G. 88 ; 2 sold trace, lapis rondel, G. 92 ; 2 woven gold, G. 93 ; 1 curb, turquoise, G. 94; 6 gold necklets, R. 9G. Coins : 1 Spade guinea, 1792, A. 4; 1 ditto, A. 7; 1 ditto, A. 8; 1 half- sovereign. Jubilee; 1 J- iruinea, George IV.; 3 7B. pieces; 2 Napoleons. A. 18, A. 19; 1 Jubilee 4s.; 9 Cd. pieces; 1 gold Jubilee set; 1 gold Coronation medal; 1 George IV. sovereign. Diamond Stars : 1 set of 5. The above reward will be paid by the Security Company, 63, St. James's Street, Pall Mall, S. W., to any person or persons giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves and recovery of the property, or in pro- portion to the amount recovered. Information to Chief Constable Carter, Brighton. ANIMALS, & c., STOLEN. ESSEX. 57.— Brentwood ( County).— 22nd ult., at Great Warley— A dark brown mare donkey, frosty nose, one knee chipped, in good condition. Information to Supt. Allan, Brentwood. WORCESTERSHIRE. 58.— King's Heath ( County).— 30th ult., a dun horse pony, 4 years, about 12 hands, switch tail. Information to Supt. Wasley, King's Heath. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 59.— Otley ( County).— 29th ult., from a field at Arthington, a very dark grey colt, rising 3 years, 15 to 16 hands, thick set, white mark down forehead, shod all round. Information to Supt. Strain, Otley. PROPERTY RECOVERED. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. CO. — High Wycombe ( County). — Boots, ic., Case No. 77; 26th ult., and thieves arrested. DURHAM. 61.— Stockton- on- Tees ( Borough).— Jewellery, Case No. 65, 3rd inst., and thief arrested. APPREHENSIONS 62.— Devonshire, Devon port ( Borough).— RICHARD ALLEN, Case No. 11, 3rd inst. 63.— Kent, Maidstone ( Borough).— DAVID EVANS and JOHN WYNDMAN, Case No. 20, 26th ult., and property recovered. 64.— Lancashire, Blackpool ( Borough).— MARGARET HOPKINSOX and PHILIP LEIGHTON, Case No. 24, 26th ult. 65.— Lancashire, . RochcirJe ( Jloraiu/ h). — ARTHUR SEED, Ca* e No. 2S, . th ult. 66.— Lancashire, Salford ( Borough). — G. SNOWDEN, Case No. 26, 3rd inst. 67. — Northamptonshire, Northampton ( Borough).-— ALFRED THOMPSON and others. Case No. 42, 26th ult. 68 — Suffolk, Ipswich ( Borough).— ALFRED DRANE, Case No. 43, 3rd inst. 69.— Sussex ( West), Worthing ( County).— WILLIAM GOUGH, Case No. 70, 15th January last. 70.— Wiltshire, Swindon ( County).— FER- DONANTE , Case No. 4y, 3rd inst., and organ recovered. ' 1.— Worcestershire, Worcester ( City).— ALBERT WILSON, Case No. 59, 26th ult., and watch recovered. 72.— Yorkshire ( West Riding), Doncaster- ( Borough).— GEORGE THOMPSON, Case No. 57, 3rd inst. = ATEST INFORMATION, ANIMALA, & c., STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 73.— L Division.— A dark brown horse, 5 years, 16 hands, white star on forehead and blaze down face, white spot on near hind fetlock. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. 4 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, N O V E M B E R 1 9 , 1897. List of Licence Holders, Supervisees, Expirees, etc., who have been re- apprehended, for the month of November, 1897, with the results, etc. Office No. NAME. 3080- 97 THOMAS MINHINNICK 4576( i JOHN WHITE 3440 - 96 MARGARET WORSLEY 45711 WILLIAM RICHARDSON 2514- 97 HENRYTHEVENON 29817 THOMAS WHALIN 1815- 97 JOSEPH LEWIS 2770 - 97 JAMES ROBINSON 43130 JAMES LARKMAN 3058- 96 WILLIAM JAMES MURRAY 32572 JOHN BENNETT 3057- 96 JOSEPH McGREAL 3142- 97 CHARLES HALL 3496- 96 CHARLES CAMPION 3360- 96 | CHARLES CIALIS 2695- 97 THOMAS KEEFE 10059 THOMAS GARRETT 1060- 96 SIDNEY NICHOLLS 482- 96 JOHN HARRIS 1958- 97 HARRY JENKINS 1413- 97 GEORGE WILLIAMS 2572- 97 ARTHUR HENLEY 1871- 96 ALICE THOMPSON 2465- 97 WILLIAM WADHAM 825- 96 GEORGE CHATAWAY 3029- 97 GEORGE JAMES MAPPS 2975- 97 CHARLES O'NEAL 48352 CORNELIUS SHEA 46755 JAMES CAMPBELL 1960- 96 THOMAS HURLEY 2266- 97 GEORGE WILLIOW 1243- 96 GEORGE ROBINSON 47193 EDWARD SHARP 22600 KATE ALDRIDGE 2143- 97 FREDERICK WHITE 1603- 97 MICHAEL SMITH 18- 97 1 CORNELIUS KENEALEY 511- 97 WILLIAM PARMENTER 388- 97 GEORGE GREEN 198- 97 WILLIAM EVANS 13757 SARAH COOPER 3493- 96 MAUD GRAY 47805 MARY ANN ELTON t 5- 96 THOMAS MITCHELL 3242- 96 GEORGE JACKSON 5- 97 ALFRED ORFORD 1525- 97 JOHN NOLAN 1285- 97 WILLIAM THOMPSON 2343- 97 GEORGE LAMBERT 40710 WILLIAM FRASER 2737 - 96 THOMAS JENKS 585- 97 JOHN BURNS 3992- 96 FREDERICK TAYLOR 416- 97 FREDERICK KNIGHT 2815- 97 ! JOHN DOBBS 697- 97 ! PATRICK MAHONEY 1549- 97 1 WILLIAM JONES 2511- 97 JOHN MORGAN 2487- 96 JOHN GARDAW 3152- 97 ALFRED AIRS 890- 97 HENRY COODE 316- 97 WILLIAM CASEY 2734- 97 MICHAEL FITZ 181- 96 JOHANNA SULLIVAN i550— 97 1 WILLIAM GILL 2893 - 97 JAMES McCORMACK 764- 97 CLARA STANLEY- 2745- 96 JOHN DAY 1103- 96 FLORRIE DAVIS 25802 JAMES HASSELL 1663- 96 ARTHUR TAYLOR 2542- 96 WILLIAM BEARD 2727- 97 EDWIN STRINGER 2912— 96 JANE O'CAROLAN 1151- 97 JOHN WILLIS 3026- 97 VERNON VIVIAN 45563 CHARLES FEELEY 45563 CHARLES FEELEY 2008- 96 ALEXANDER WATSON 2646- 96 JOHN SHEPHERD 3946- 96 ARTHUR HERCOMBE 2270- 97 ALFRED BATES 2674- 97 LARK CHARLES 21466 WILLIAM GREAVES 1300- 97 SMITH GEORGE 1895- 96 THOMAS HALEY- 2697- 97 THOMAS PAGE 1325- 96 CHARLES S. DEAN 2616- 97 JAMES WILLIAMS 47373 ALFRED JONES 2514- 96 THOMAS SMITH 34756 WILLIAM NOADES 2435- 97 HENRY SVVADLING 47904 BERTIE BALLARD 45541 JOHN WILSON 3564- 96 EDWARD HUMPHRIES 1807- 97 GEORGE STEPHENS 2570- 97 ROBERT BROWN 44513 RICHARD WINCH 2841- 97 JOHN HAMBRIDGE 48667 GEORGE WELLS 2825- 96 JEREMIAH O'SHEA 2871- 96 GEORGE SMITH 3055- 97 ARTHUR BOL'LBY 1497- 97 GEORGE JOHNSON 2413- 96 CHARLES WILSON 2930- 07 ! JOHN SMITH 1121- 97 CHARLES BULL 3563- 96 ; THOMAS HARGRAVES Fresh Offence with which charged. Result. Date and Place. REMARKS. Prevention of Crimes Act Highway robbery Fraud Conspiracy Larceny ( lodger) Assault Larceny Larceny Drunk, etc. Larceny Larceny ( person) Larceny Fraud Suspected person Attempted larceny Shopbreaking Causing bodily harm Larceny ( lodger) Larceny ( person) Burglary Larceny ( person) Attempted larceny ( person) Larceny Larceny ( person) Suspected person Rogue and vagabond Attempted larceny ( person) Attempted rescue Assault Drunk and disorderly Larceny ( person) Assault on police Larceny ( cab) Unlawful possession Larceny ( drunken person) and assault Failing to report Disorderly conduct Warehouse- breaking Housebreaking Larceny Larceny ( person) Larceny( person) Drunk and disorderly Suspected person Fraud Larceny ( trick) Larceny ( person) Selling beer after having been convicted of felony Suspected person Larceny Rogue and vagabond Drunk and disorderly Larceny ( goods exposed) Larceny ( person) Prevention of Crimes Act Unlawful possession Rogue and vagabond Suspected person Suspected person Burglary Burglary Assault with intent to rob Assaulting police Disorderly conduct, etc. Suspected person Fraud ( begging letters) Larceny Larceny ( confidence trick) Larceny ( trick) Larceny ( confidence trick) Larceny ( van) Suspected person Larceny ( till) Larceny Larceny ( person) Possessing housebreaking implements Drunk and disorderly Disorderly conduct Larceny Failing to report Larceny Failing to report Larceny Wounding Possessing housebreaking implements { Drunk and disorderly i Wounding Fraud Assault on police Suspected person Highway robbery Larceny Larceny Resisting police Prevention of Crimes Act Uttering and possessing counterfeit coin Larceny ( person) Larceny Prevention of Crimes Act Larceny ( shop; Wilful damage Assault Failing to report Housebreaking Housebreaking and possessing housebreaking implements Housebreaking and possessing housebreaking implements Failing to report Prevention of Crimes Act Larceny ( person) 6 months hard labour 7 years penal servitude Bound over 12 months hard labour 6 months hard labour Fined £ 2 7s. 6d. 7 years penal servitude 3 years penal servitude Fined 20s., or 14 days hard labour 21 days hard labour 5 vears penal servitude, and 3 years police supervision 12 months hard labour 15 months hard labour 12 months hard labour 18 months hard labour 18 months hard labour 12 months hard labour months hard labour 18 months hard labour 9 months hard labour 3 years penal servitude 3 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 20 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 14 days hard labour Fined 10s., or 7 days hard labour 14 days hard labour 3 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 6 months hard labour 2 months hard labour 12 months hard labour 1 month hard labour Fined 5s. 12 months hard labour 18 months hard labour 5 years penal servitude 6 months hard labour 9 months hard labour 3 months hard labour in de- tault of security 6 weeks hard labour 15 months hard labour 6 months hard labour 18 months hard labour Fined £ 5 and 12s. 6d. costs 3 months hard labour 14 days, hard labour 3 months hard labour 1 month hard labour 3 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 2 months hard labour 2 months hard labour 3 mouths hard labour 3 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 12 months hard labour 18 months hard labour 18 months hard labour 2 months hard labour Fined 5s., or 5 days 3 months hard labour 20 months hard labour 1 month hard labour 5 years penal servitude Bound over 18 months hard labour 3J years penal servitude and 2 years police supervision 3 months hard labour 18 months hard labour 15 months hard labour 18 months hard labour 12 months hard labour Fined 10s., or 7 days Fined 5s., or 5 days 12 months hard labour 1 month hard labour 6 months hard labour 6 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 6 years penal servitude 15 months hard labour 10s., or 7 days 15 months hard labour 12 months hard labour 9 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 15 months hard labour and 20 lashes 3 months hard labour 3 months hard labour Fined £ 3 and costs 6 months hard labour 2 years hard labour 5 years penal servitude 3 months hard labour 6 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 2 months hard labour Fined 10s., or 7 days 6 months hard labour 5 years penal servitude 3£ years penal servitude 5 years penal servitude 3 months hard labour 6 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 30th Oct., 1897, North London Police Court 30th Oct., 1897, Central Criminal Court 30th Oct., 1897, Middlesex Sessions 27th Oct., 1897, Bristol Quarter Sessions 20th Oct., 1897, Marlborough- st Police Court 30th Oot., 1897, Lambeth Police Court 29th Oct., 1897, Central Criminal Court 28th Oct., 1897, Central Criminal Court 1st Nov., 1897, Southwark Police Court 25th Oct., 1897, North London Police Court 2nd Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 2nd Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 3rd Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 2nd Nov. 1897, North London Sessions 2nd Nov. 1897, North London Sessions 2nd Nov., 1897, North London . Sessions 3rd Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 27th Oct., 1897, Marylebone Police Court 4th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 2nd Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 4th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 3rd Nov., 1897, Worship Street Police Court 4th Nov. 1897, North London Sessions 3rd Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 5th Nov., 1897, Worship Street Police Court 4th Nov., 1897, West London Police Court 29th Oct., 1897, Bow Street Police Court 6th Nov., 1897, Gieenwich Police Court 8th Nov., 1897, Thames Polioe Court 8th Nov., 1897, West London Police Court 4th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 8th Nov., 1897, Marylebcxne Police Court 16th Oct., 1897, Marylebone Police Court 8th Nov., 1897, North London Police Court 10th Nov., 1897, South London Sessions 9th Nov., 1897, Lambeth Police Court 8th Nov., 1897, Marylebone Police Court 10th Nov., 1897, South London Sessions 11th Nov., 1897, South London Sessions 10th Nov., 1897, South London Sessions 10th Nov., 1897, South London Sessions 10th Nov., 1897, South London Sessions 10th Nov., 1897, Marylebone Police Court 6th Nov., 1897, Clerkenwell Police Court 10th Nov., 1897, South London Sessions 9th Nov., 1897, West London Police Court 10th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 10th Nov., 1897, Wimbledon Petty Sessions 1st Nov., 1897, Thames Police Court 11th Nov., 1S97, Marlborough- st. Police Ct. 13th Nov., 1897, Croydon Borough Bench 10th Nov., 1897, Westminster Police Court 8th Nov., 1897, Thames Police Court 12th Nov., 1897, Bow Street Police Court 13th Nov., 1897, South- Western Police Ct. 15th Nov., 1897, Westminster Police Court 13th Nov., 1897, Marlborough- st. Police Ct. 15th Nov., 1897, Bow Street Police Court 15th Nov., 1897, Bow Street Police Court 16th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 10th Nov., 1897, Essex Assizes 16th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 15th Nov., 1897, Marylebone Police Court 16th Nov., 1897, Thames Police Court 15th Nov., 1897, Bow Street Police Court 17th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 17th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 17th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 17th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 17th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 17th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 20th Nov., 1897, Worship Street Police Court 18th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 18th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 18th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 17th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 24th Sep., 1897, Thames Police Court 19th Nov., 1897, Thames Police Court 13th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 18th Nov., 1897, West London Police Court 19th Nov., 1897, Guildhall Police Court 19th Nov., 1897, Clerkenwell Police Court 18th Nov., 1897, Guildhall Police Court 22nd Nov., 1897, Central Criminal Court 18th Nov., 1897, North London Sessions 22nd Nov., 1897, Worship Street Police Court 23rd Nov., 1897, Central Criminal Court 23rd Nov., 1897, Central Criminal Court 22nd Nov., 1897, Southwark Police Court 24th Nov., 1897, Bow Street Police Court 23rd Nov., 1897, Central Criminal Court 24th Nov., 1897, Clerkenwell Police Court 25th Nov., 1897, South Western Police Court 25th Nov., 1897, Harlesden Petty Sessions 25th Nov., 1897, Marylebone Police Court 23rd Nov., 1897, Leicester Borough Sessions 23rd Nov., 1897, Central Criminal Court 24th Nov., 1897, Clerkenwell Police Court 26th Nov., 1897, Greenwich Police Court 24th Nov., 1897, Clerkenwell Police Court 27th Nov., 1897, Clerkenwell Police Court 24th Nov., 1897, Greenwich Police Court 26th Nov., 1897, Clerkenwell Police Court 27th Nov., 1897, Middlesex Sessions 27th Nov., 1897, Middlesex Sessions 27th Nov., 1897. Middlesex Sessions 27th Nov., 1897, Clerkenwell Police Court 29th Nov., 1897, Lambeth Police Court 29th Nov., 1897, Marylebone Police Court Section 7. Expiree. Section 7. Expiree. Section 7. Licence Holder. Licence Holder. Section 7. Expiree. Section 7. Expiree. Section 7. Section 7. Expiree. Section 7. Section 7. Expiree. Section 7- Section 7. Section 7. Licence Holder. Licence Holder. Section 7. Section 7. Section 7. Licence Holder. Section 7. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. Licence Holder. Expiree. Expiree Expiree. Section 7. Licence Holder. Licence Holder. Section 7. Expiree. Section 7. Expiree. Section 7. Expiree. Expiree. Section 7. Licence Holder. Section 7. Section 7. Supervisee. Expiree. Section 7. Section 7. Section 7. Supervisee. Licence Holder. Expiree. Licence Holder. Section 7. Section 7. Section 7. Licence Holder. Section 7. Licence Holder. Expiree. Supervisee. Section 7. Section 7. Licence Holder. Section 7. Expiree. Section 7- Section 7. Section 7. Section 7. Licence Holder. Licence Holder. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. Supervisee. Expiree. Supervisee. Licence Holder. Expiree. Section 7. Expiree. Section 7. Section 7- Licence Holder. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. Section 7. Expiree. Expiree. Supervisee. Licence Holder. Licence Holder. Expiree. Section 7. Expiree. Section 7. Supervisee. Section 7. Section 7. Section 7. Licence Holder. Section 7. Supervisee. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1897. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 3 £ 5 REWARD. JF any lady, gentleman, or dealer should meet with a SCOTTISH TERRIER, black- brindled, 30 lbs., no white, black head, with strong jaw, age 18 months, ears just turned at tip, and answex'ing to the name of " Jock," will they kindly com- municate with A. Tyrrell, Esq., Berkin Manor, Horton, Slough. T jOST, Thursday, 18 th November, between Albemarle Street and Great Cambridge Street, N. E., a Gold Half- Hunter WATCH, with monogram engraved, attached to blue enamel bow Brooch. Whoever brings same to 3, Eccleston Houses, will be well rewarded. [^ OST, Sunday, October 31st, four p. m., Hyde Park, FOX- TERRIER, black and white head, very sharp head, wearing a wire muzzle, lined with India- rubber. Answers to the name of " Jim." Who- ever brings the same to 214, Piccadilly, will receive handsome REWARD. Irish Distressed Ladies' Fund, HINTH EDITION'Just Ready- Patron— HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. TEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. President— H. R. H. the Princeae LOUISE, Marchioness of LORNB. Vice- President — Her Grace the Dowager Duchess of MARLBOROUGH. The Marchioness of Waterford. The Lady Mary Howard. The Countess Waldegrave. The Countess of Bective. The Lady Emnia Talbot. The Lady Agnes DanielL The Lady Arthur Hill. The Dowager Lady Weatbury The Hon. Mrs. Swinton. Lady M'Clintock. Lady Pontifex. Mrs. Goschen. Mrs. Hatton. Mrs. Lecky. Mrs. Montgomerie. Mrs. Edgar W. Brodie. Miss Leslie. Miss Craigie. Gen. Sir Henry de Bathe, Lieut- Col. Davidson. Lt. Gen. R. W. Lowrv, C. B. E. Parker Young, Esq. Augustus Hill, Esq. Robert Martin, Esq. Hon. Treasnrer— H. H. Pleydell- Bouverie. Esq. Bankers— Messrs. Barclay ft. Co., 1, Pall Mall East, S. W. Manageress— Work Depot, Miss Campbell, 17, North Audley Street, W. Secretary— Gen. W. M. Lees, 17, North Audley Street, W. Contributions will be gratefully received by the Right HOB. the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion House ; by the Bank ol England, either in Loudon or at the Country Branches ; by Messrs. Barclay & Co., 1, Pall MaU East, S. W., or 54, Lombard Street, E. C. ; by the National Provincial Bank of England, Bishopsgate Street, E. C., and all its Branches ; by Messrs. Coutts & Co., Strand, W. C. ; by Messrs. Hoare i Co., Fleet Street, E. C. ; by Messrs. Henry S. King & Co., 45, Pall Mall, S. W., and 65, Cornhill, E. C.; by the London and County Banking Company, South Kensington Branch ; or by the Secretary, payable to the " Irish Distressed Ladies' Fund." W. M. LEES, General Secretary. Office and Work Depot, 17, North Audley Street, W. POLICE CODE AND General Manual of Criminal Law, BY COL. SIR HOWARD VINCENT, C. B., M. P., ETC. WITH A PREFACE BY Col. Sir E. BRADFORD, G. C. B., COMMISSIONER OF POLICE. " The guardian of public order and safety can learn what he ought or ought not to do in every imaginable conjecture."— Daily Telegraph. NORFOLK HOTEL, ARUNDEL SIX MILES FROM BOGNOR. ) OMNIBUS MEETS EVERY TRAIN. JOHN N. HARE, Proprietor. A PHENOMENAL SUCCESS. FRANCIS EDWARDS* 83, HIGH STREET, MARYLEBONE, LONDON, W Or of any Bookseller. PRICE 2s. 2d., POST FREE. SWAN & EDGAR, PICCADILLY AND RESENT STREET. FLOR DE DlflDICUL, SPECIAL DEPARTMENT h M Dill AIEOF lAinni/ A MEDIUM MILD OF GENTLEMEN'S AMBULANCE WORK INWAN^ CIGAR, HOSIERY AND OUTFITTINQ. AND STRETCHER DRILL. PRICE THREE HALFPENCE. ( POSTAGE EXTRA. LARGE QUANTITIES CARRIAGE FREE. The late Mr. SALA wrote :—'' Bear favourable comparison witb choice Havannasat about one- third their cost." 22s., 21s. and 26s. per 10* ( three sizes), carriage paid. Samples 4 and 6, Is. ( 12 stamps) FLOR DE DINDIGOL CIGARETTES 8s. per 100. Samples 12 stamps. SHIRTS, 32s., 38s., 44s., 60s., 66s. per Hall- dozen.. A TRIAL ORDER SOLICITED. BEWLAY, 74 & 49, Strand, & 143, Cheapside. SWAN & EDGAR. Established 1780. Piccadilly & Regent Street. e fflLaxnm g ^ bbtrtistr ( ESTABLISHED 1794.) APPLY TO INSPECTOR CAMERON, OLD TBAFFORD, MANCHESTER, BEST HOME AND SPORTING NEWS. ONE PENNY DAILY. 27, FLEET STREET, E. C. pETER ROBINSON'S. pETER ROBINSON'S. 125, STRAND, W. C. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN ALL LONDON, PROVINCIAL AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS. EXCEPTIONAL TERMS FOR A SERIE8. Sole Aienti for all Advertisements in the OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT « ' POLIOS GAZETTE." KILLINGS, 125, STRAND, W. C. BRANCH OFFICES— 162, PICCADILLY, W. Telegraphic Address—" Willlngs, London." Telephone No. 2773. ENAMELLED IRON TABLETS, FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES. COSTUMF^? ENAMELLED COPPER LETTERS. AND MANTLES ARRIVING DAILY, SUITABLE FOR HOME OR CONTINENTAL WEAR. General Sign and Glass Writers and Em bossers, Facias, Swing Signs, Large Opal n FT Til nnniilOflil I FacedUtters ft I tK HUolNoUN, LTD,, 70, ST. MARTIN'S LANE, w. c. Oxford Street & Regent Street. FOR TRADESMEN'S WINDOWS. EMBOSSED METAL SHOWCARDS CHEAPEST AND BEST. Sole Agent for Advertisements, JAMES WILLING, 126, STRAND, LONDON, W. C. To whom all Communications respecting Advertisements must be addressed. 8 T H E POLICE G A Z E T T E. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1897. ^ Address ( a postcard will do): Dr. TIBBLES' VI- CGCOA, Limited, 60, 61, & 62, Bunhill Row, 0 London, E. C. [ Please mention this paper], fljiJtiBiSiBiCCTa'lOffli'SOiiSiii SPECIAL TERMS FOR POLICE OFFICERS. YOUR watches; DIRECT ' FROM THE Hi Ji NORRISp COVENTRY, " The Labour " Watch ( pure English throughout), 50s.; the " Railwayand Police" Watch, £ 3 10s.; the Registered " Official Timekeeper " Watch, £ 5 10s. ALL THE ABOVE ARE ENGLISH LEVERS AND WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. H. J. Norris will be pleased to supply any member of the force with either Watches, Chains, Jewellery, Electro- Plate, & c., on pay- ment of 2s. 6d. in the £ down, and the balance by twelve equal monthly payments. Further particulars on application. SPECIAL DEPARTMENT.— Watches and Jewellery of every description repaired and done up as new by most experienced workmen. Detailed Price List of Watches, Chains, Jcc., together with Testimonials, as to excellence of workmanship, sent post free, cm application to WATCH MANUFACTURER AND JEWELLER, " HERTFORD WORKS 33," COYENTRY. Largest Sale in the World. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER. The Best that money can buy. D- RIDGE'S PATENT COOK THE PERFECT FOOD FOR CHILDREN AND INVALIDS. CAUTION.— All the Genuine PACKETS and CANISTERS are enclosed in WHITE WRAPPERS; the words Dr. Ridge's Patent Cooked Food are printed boldly thereon, BO that none need be deceived or mistaken. PREPARED AT RIDGE'S FOOD MILLS, LONDON, \ nd sold Retail by all leading Chemists and Grocers throughout the United Kingdom. Willing's Selected Theatrical Programme. Drury Lane Theatre— At 7.30, " The White Heather." Adelphi Theatre — At 8, " Secret Service." Princess's Theatre— At 8, " Two Little Vagabonds." Gaiety Theatre— At 8, " The Circus Girl." Vaudeville Theatre— At 9, " Never Again." At 8.15, " The Cape Mail." Prince of Wales's Theatre— At 8.15, " La Ponp « 5e." Lyric Theatre— At 8,15, " Dandy Dan, the Life Guardsman." Daly's Theatre— At 8.15, " The Geisha." Savoy Theatre— At 8.10, " The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein." Shaftesbury Theatre— At 8.15, " The Scarlet Feather." Duke of York's Theatre— At 8.15, " The Happy Life." Globe Theatre — Closed. Grand Theatre — At 7.30, " The Nettle," followed by " The Courtship of Buckler." Surrey Theatre- At 7.45, " An Englishwoman." Britannia Theatre— At 7, " The Green Bushes." Borough Theatre and Opera House, Stratford— At 7.30, " The Shop Girl.'' Theatre Metropole, S. E.— At 7.45, " Rosemary." Parkhurst Theatre, Holloway— At 8, " Our Flat." Lyric Opera House, Hammersmith — At 7.45, " A Night Out." West London Theatre— At 7.30, " Two Little Vagabonds." Stratford Theatre Royal— At 7.30, " The Shamrock and the Rose." Independent Theatre Company— On Tour, under the direction of Charles Charrington. " A Doll's House." Nora Janet Achurch. And " Candida." Alhambra Theatre of Varieties— Open 7.30, Grand Ballet and Grand Variety Entertainment. Empire— Every Evening at 7.45 Grand Ballet and Grand Varieties, London Pavilion— Every Evening at 7.30, Grand Variety Entertainment. Oxford Music Hall— Every Evening at 7.30, Grand Variety Entertainment. The Tivoli, Strand— Every Evening at 7.30, Grand Variety Entertainment. Royal Music Hall— Every Evening at 7.30, Grand Variety Entertainment. Canterbury Theatre of Varieties — Every Evening at 7, Grand Variety Entertainment. South London Palace— Every Evening at 7.30, Grand Variety Entertainment- Paragon Theatre of Varieties— Every Evening at 7.30, Grand Variety Entertainment. Middlesex Music Hall— Every Evening, Grand Variety Entertainment. Metropolitan Music Hall- Closed. Washington Music Hall— Every Evening, Grand Variety Entertainment. Bedford Music Hall, Camden Town— Variety Entertainment, Every Evening. Royal Aquarium— Twice Daily at 3 and 8, Two Grand Entertainments, Madame Tussaud's Exhibition— Open Daily 10 to 10. Admission Is. Children ander b T6. ve, 6d. National Skating Palace- Open daily 10 30 to 11.0. LONDON : PRINTED FOB HKR MAJKSTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE, BY WYMAX AND SONS, LTD., 63, CARTER I AXE, E. O.