iwichl CONFIDENTIAL fak SUPPLEMENT A FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1925. VOL. XII. eoril, • ndfd o the n p Hilars nt to tit to RIGHT FOREFINGER PRINT UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED 3P6 V?? 3P8 5? 9 CONFIDENTIAL Supplement A THE POLICE GAZETTE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1925. VOL. XII. EXPERT AND TRAVELLING CRIMINALS. l- i. William Weston, aliases Thomas Weston, Frederick Bates, Joseph Weston, William Owen, Frederick Baker. William James and Micky Weston, C. R. O. No. S/ 39134. Description : B. ( Birmingham) 1885, 5ft. ljin., c. fresh, h. dk. brown, e. brown, horseshoe with woman's head in centre and 2 dots rt., woman holding flag in each hand, cross, W. W. 1. forearm, flower back 1. hand. Personal Weaknesses, Peculiarities, etc. : Walks with a long stride, slouching gait, fond of Was, at Birmingham Pol. Ct., 22- 6- 1925 bound over, self in £ 25, and one surety in £ 20, or two in £ 10, for 6 mos., or 1 month impt., for being a disturber of the peace. Pre. con. of larceny, larceny ( person) and minor offences at BIRMINGHAM, STRATFORD- ON- AVON, DUBLIN, LEEDS, CAERLEON, STIRLING, SALFORD, COVENTRY, GLASGOW, LINCOLN, LEI- CESTER, GREAT YARMOUTH, GOSFORTH, CITY OF LONDON and on F, L and W. An expert pickpocket and racecourse thief who, with accomplices, attended race meetings, football matches and other places where crowds assembled and stole purses, wallets, etc. from the person. I in company with several other members of the racing fraternity visited a public house in a pro- vided and t0° k Part ^ a Pre- arranSed fi § ht amongst themselves, when one of the men was | U| to! iuith * he cr° wd at omnibus and trara st° PPinS Places and attempted FKtne pockets of persons boarding the cars. Sp^ Clderly man ^ a Urinal and' WHh confederates> a purse containing money from kePu ° BSERVATION uP° n Pers° ns who had just drawn money ^ ey were about to board omnibuses or trams, jostled them and stole purses, money, etc ^ SSS: s^ mberW Ois^ No^^ Vol ^ XI" n° VrP ^ ^^ CaSe 376 IW. Alfred Cole C R 0 No 2417 1Q1R / il' ^ T Colledge, C. R. O. No. S/ 70143 ( now .377 ( Vol XlS; ol^ « NC° R50O ^ No^ S/ 134487 • aft^ in prison) ^ Villiam No. 167574919 W " ^ « No. 316- 1917~ and Frederick Ha^ on' The portrait is a good likeness. Specimen of handwriting at C. R. O. Subsequent History. / 375. Moses Kimberley, alias William Hollingsworth, C. R. O. No. S/ 92916. Description : B. ( Birmingham) 1885, 5ft. 7£ in., c. fresh, h. dk. brown, e. grey, scar 1. cheek. oi< ra , o^ PerSOT! Wea] pesses' Peculiarities, etc. : Walks with a slouching gait, fond of drink, cigarette smoking and of the company of prostitutes. Wafonat Birmingham Po1 Ct., 22- 6- 1925, bound over in own recognizances of £ 25 and one surety in £ 20, or two in £ 10, for 6 mos., or 1 month impt. for being a disturber of the peace. Re. MOT? TT A^/ rSZ8 ™ ' attemPted larceny person and minor offences at BIRMINGHAM, TIM- MORE, ATHLONE, GOSFORTH, DERBY, in the CITY OF LONDON and on S. A notorious pickpocket and racecourse thief who, with confederates, has operated in various parts ot the country, at race meetings, seaside resorts, railway stations, omnibus and tram termini, just draramo t0 ^ " ^ ° F ab° Ut bankS f° r the PurPose of selecting victims ^^ A criminal who often resorts to violence when arrested. I 37$. Method— ( i) Entered the luncheon tent at an Agricultural Show, gained access to the ticket office, stole a qu. of Treasury notes from a till, and absconded. ( ii) In company with confederates, took part in a quarrel with a racing gang, one of whom wasse wounded on the face with a sharp instrument. ( iii) Followed an elderly man from a bank where he had cashed a cheque and with confederates him, stole a sum of money from him and absconded. antity M Associates : William Mitchell, Case No. 505 ( Vol. VI.) ( now in pen.), Abraham Mears, Case v 382 ( Vol II.), William Kimberley, Case No. 376 ( Vol. XII.) ( brother), William Weston, Case f 374 ( Vol. XII.), William Matthews, C. R. O. No. S/ 134487 ( now in pen.), Edward Colledge, CR0. No. S/ 70143 ( now in prison), Alfred Cole, C. R. O. No. 2417- 1918 ( brother), Albert Andrews, fase No 276 ( Vol. VI.) ( with each of whom he has been convicted), Frederick Cale, Case No. 377 ( Vol XII), George Henn, Case No. 379 ( Vol. XII.), Albert Lawton, Case No. 378 ( Vol. XII.), Uur Ellis, C. R. O. No. S/ 126379 ( now in pen.), Joseph Bourton, C. R. O. No. 1004- 1913 ( now in prison), John AUard, C. R. O. No.. 316- 1917, Frederick Harrison, C. R. O. No. 16757- 1919, and Charles • nx> A Mn 1955- 1908 ( brother) ( now in prison). nrison), John / Ulard, u. rvw. xw, ., _ Kimberley, C. R. O. No. 1955- 1908 ( brother) ( now in prison). The portrait is a good likeness. Specimen of handwriting at C. R. O. U . William Kimberley, aliases Ike Kimberley and William Williams, C. R. O. No. S/ 143180. Description: B. ( Birmingham) 1892, 5ft. 7* in„ c. fresh, h " own e. brown, scar 1. eyebrow, under 1. eye, on 3rd rt. finger and palm of rt. hand, 4th 1. finger deformed. Personal Weaknesses, Peouliarities, etc. : Walks qnickly, fond of drink and of the company of prostitutes. Was, at Birmingham Pol. Ct., 22- 6- 1925, bound over, self £ 25 one surety in £ 20, or two in £ 10, for 6 mos. or 1 mo. impt., for being a disturber of the peace. Pre^ con. of larceny, wounding and minor offences at BIRMINGHAM, LIVERPOOL and on G, K and Y. An expert pickpocket and racecourse thief, who with confederates frequented race meetings. football matches, and other places where crowds assembled. He is a violent man and has been convicted of assault on police. and took partTn t ! ™ \ kunown recourse thieves and pickpockets visited a provincial town tun across the fan ^ rrelu^ th. another racing gang. He assaulted one of the men by slashZ ^ trum ^ Wlth a sharP ^ trument and struck him several blows on the head wi^ a blu"! ( ii). Hustled people who were endeavouring to board omnibuses, whilst his confederates stole a containing money from a person's pocket. P ® 8 Associates : Abraham Mears, Case No. 382 ( Vol. II.) ; Moses Kimberley Case No to ( Vol. XII.) ( brother) ; William Weston, Case No. 374 ( Vol. XII.) ; Alfred Cole, C. R. O. No 241 1918 ( brother) ( with each of whom he has been convicted) ; William Mitchell, Case No. 505 fV L VI.) ( now in pen.) ; Frederick Cale, Case No. 377 ( Vol. XII.) ; George Henn, Case Noi 379 Vol XII.) ; Edward Colledge, C. R. O. No. S/ 70143 ( now in prison) ; Arthur Ellis, C. R. O. No. S/ 126379 ( now in pen.) ; William Matthews, C. R. O. No. S/ 134487 ( now in pen.); Charles Kimberley, CRO No. 1955- 1908 ( brother) ( now in prison) ; Joseph Bourton, C. R. O. No. 1004- 1913 ( now in prison)- Thomas Jones, C. R. O. No. 6875- 1914 ; John Allard, C. R. O. No. 316- 1917 ; and Frederick Harrison C. R. O. No. 16757- 1919. The portrait is a good likeness. Specimen of handwriting at C. R. O. Subsequent history.: UlSjo^ M-.. t 4 377. Frederick Cale, aliases George Edwards, Frederick Cahill, James Watson, Frederick Cole, George Rhodes and Monk Cale, C. R. O. No. 2991- 1902. Description : B. ( Birmingham) 1881, 5ft. 8in., c. fresh, h. dk. brown, e. grey, scarrt. forehead. Sentenced at Newmarket ( Cambs.) P. Sess., 17- 10- 1922, to 3 mos. impt. for loitering intent. Liberated, 2- 1- 1923, to Birmingham. Pre. con. of larceny, attempted larcenyg and minor offences at BIRMINGHAM, BURTON- ON- TRENT, EVESHAM, OXFORD, CAW • MOUNTAIN ASH, LINCOLN and on M and Y. fro ® tbf Method— ( i) An expert pickpocket ; frequented race meetings and stole wallets, purses, money, etc. person. ( ii) Hustled a person on a railway station platform and stole his pocket book and money. ( iii) With confederates was seen to hustle persons boarding tramcars and omnibuses and attempt to pick pockets. ( iv) Stole a pocket book containing Treasury notes from a person when travelling in a trai been convicted of stealing from a till. i, ~ i... i. Associates : Abraham Mears, Case No. 382 ( Vol. II.), William Mitchell, Case No 505 ( Vol VI.) ( now in pen.), William Kimberley, Case No. 376 ( Vol. XII.), William Weston, Case No 374 ( Vol. XII.) George Henn Case No. 379 ( Vol. XII.), Alfred Lawton, Case No. 378 ( Vol. XII.), Edward Colledge, C. R. O. No. S/ 70143 ( now in prison), . Arthur Ellis, C. R. O. No. S/ 126379 Oiow in nen ^ William Matthews, C. R. ONo. S/ 134487 ( now in pen.), ChaHes Kimberley CR0 No 1955* 1908 ( now in prison), Joseph Bourton, C. R. O. No. 1004- 1913 ( now in prison) John Allard C R O NO. 316- 1917, Alfred Cole, C. R. O. No. 2417- 1918, and Frederick Harrison^^ The portrait is a good likeness. Specimen of handwriting at C. R. O. Subsequent history •. AjAL.^ J^ T^^.^/ j^ y^ l, ^ , rn Albert Lawton, a. iases Frederick Matthews and « Cagg, ,'< C. R. O. No. 1500- 1909. ' Description : B. ( Birmingham) 1889, 5ft. 7| in„ o. fresh, h. dk. hrown, e. h, ue, scar hack of head, Clara 1. forearm. t, v ' fioo • Walks uprightly, and is of good appearance. Personal Weaknesses, Peculiarities, etc. . wants upn& i j, a i a l Q94. to 12 mos impt. under the Prevention of Crimes Sentenced at Leicester City Sess., 1- 9- 1924, to iz mos. imp . offences Act, for loitering. Liberated, 3- 7- 1925, to ^ J^^ SSS^ and on L. at BIRMINGHAM, WOLVERHAMPTON, COVENTRY, SEAFORlii, A member of a highly organised gang of pickpockets, who have travelled the country attending race meetings and other places where crowds assembled. confederates, hustled a man when entering an omnibus and stole a purse from his hip• pockety ( ii) Incompany with confederates, attempted to board tramcars, at the same time pushed and prevented other people from boarding the cars and stole purses, wallets and money, etc., from their pockets. 0 Associates : Edward Colledge, C. R. O. No. S/ 70143 ( now in prison), Arthur Ellis, C. KO. No S/ 126379 ( nowinpen.), George White, C. R. O. No. 1348- 1908, Joseph Bourton, C. R. O. No. 1004- 1913 ( nowin prison) ( with each of whom he has been convicted), Abraham Mears, Case No. 382 (\ olvU_)' William Mitchell, Case No 505 ( Vol. VI.) ( now in pen.), William Kimberley, Case No. 376 ( Vol. XII.) William Weston, Case No 374 ( Vol. XII.), Frederick Cale, Case No. 377 ( Vol. XII.), George Henn, ^ eNo. 379 ( Vol. XII.), William Matthews, C. R. O. No. S/ 134487 ( now in pen.), Charles Kimberley, ^• 0. No. 1955- 1908 ( now in prison), William White, C. R. O. No. 817- 1912, John Allard, C. R. O. « o. 818- 1917, Alfred Cole, C. R. O. No. 2417- 1918, and Frederick Harrison, C. R. O. No. 16757- 1919. The portrait is a good likeness. Specimen of handwriting at C. R. O. Subsequent history CjAlM. MIL U IL& LJlLlMjMl'hi,. 379. George Henn, aliases Albert Gillard, Alfred Gillard, George Heath, Albert Gilliard and Arthur Smith C. R. O. No. S/ 112743. ' Description : B. ( says London and Birmingham) 1890, 5ft. 4fin., c. fresh, h. dk. brown, e. hazel, dot rt. forearm, scar 1. thumb. Personal Weaknesses, Peculiarities, etc. : Walks quickly and smartly, very erect, of good appearance and well spoken. Sentenced at Tipton Sess., 8- 7- 1924, to 6 mos. impt. for larceny ( person). Liberated, 9- 12- 1924, to Birmingham. Pre. con. of larceny, attempted larceny and minor offences at BIRMINGHAM, WOLVERHAMPTON, SALFORD, CHESTER, NOTTINGHAM, LEICESTER and at C O. An expert pickpocket and racecourse thief. Method— ( i) Frequented racecourses and stole wallets, purses, money, etc., from the person, generally operated with confederates, who hustled intended victims. ( ii) With other men hustled passengers as they were attempting to board tramcars. ( in) With confederates stole a satchel, purse and money from the person. Associates : Arthur Ellis, C. R. O. No. S/ 126379 ( now in pen.), Samuel Morris, C. R. O. No. 1192- 1914 ( with each of whom he has been convicted), William Mitchell, Case No. 505 ( Vol. VI.) ( now* pen.), Patrick Connor, Case No. 461 ( Vol. VIII.) ( now in prison), Frederick Cale, Case No. 377 ( Vol. XII.), Albert Lawton, Case No. 378 ( Vol. XII.), William Kimberley, Case No. 376, ( Vol. XII.), William Weston, Case No. 374 ( Vol. XII.), Edward Colledge, C. R. O. No. S/ 70143 ( now in prison), William Matthews, C. R. O. No. S/ 134487 ( now in pen.), Patrick Ronan, C. R. O. No. 6/ 9- 1900 ( now in pen.), James O'Neil, C. R. O. No. 158- 1906, Joseph Bourton, C. R. O. No. 1004- 1913 ( now in prison), John Allard, C. R. O. No. 316- 1917, Charles Kimberley, C. R. O. No. 1955- 1908 ( now in prison), Alfred Cole, C. R. O. No. 2417- 1918, and Frederick Harrison, C. R. O. No. 16757- 1919. The portrait is a good likeness. Specimen of handwriting at C. R. O. Subsequen^ istory. Iri^.^ ift.-. /^^ T. Q:. Jrr.. Jh ( rtfiZ. f. jb. L Jfc M . % ' - V The following persons who have already appeared in Supplement A have been re- convicted as follows— v ' T VIN Wpkh Case No 191 ( Vol. I.), was as John Walsh, at Kingston Co. Sess., 7- 8- 1923, John Wels^ Caseim^ < or j month im t. forgaming; as fined£ 5for gaming; at Enfield F. bess -> y > . and as John Walsh, at TJX ( L1) 1^ 5'- 10- 1^ 2^, fined 40s or 25 days tlamingJhree fard trick. William Henry WiEms, C. R. O. No. S/ 127793, was convicted with him on the last occasion. » Frederick Albert Twiner, Case No. 140 ( Vol. II.), was sentenced as Albert Henry Cole at Cambridge ! Boro Pol. a., 1- 10- 1925, to 6 mos. impt. ( 4 cases), for stealing a bicycle whilst left unattended. George Warren Case No. 200 ( Vol. II.), was sentenced as George Stuart Ellis at Edinburgh ' sheriff Ct., 6- 10- 1925,' to 4 mos. impt. ( to date from 8- 9- 1925) for obtaining board and lodgings by fraud. Liberated from previous sentence 7- 9- 1925. 1 William Rowlandson, Case No. 298 ( Vol. II ), was sentenced as William Thomas Rowlands at ^ Westminster Pol. Ct. ( L.), 1 10- 1925, to 3 and 3 mos. impt. ( cons.)—( 2 cases) for attempting to obtain money by false pretences and obtaining clothing by false pretences, ( i) Called upon the sacristan at a Roman Catholic Cathedral and falsely represented he had obtained a situation and required money to enable him to purchase clothing ; ( ii) by production of a forged letter of intro- duction purporting to emanate from a reverend gentleman, he induced a charitable society to give him clothing. 382. William Dwyer, Case No. 85 ( Vol. IV.), was sentenced at Croydon Sess. ( L), 1- 10- 1925, to 6 mos. 7 impt. for housebreaking and larceny. Gained access to a dwelling house by breaking a window at the rear with his fist, lifted the latch and stole property. 383. Alfred Ingram, Case No. 96 ( Vol. IV.), was sentenced as George Ingram at C. L. S., 24- 9- 1925, to ' 18 mos. impt. for larceny and receiving ( 3 cases) and receiving. With confederates, took rooms at hotels and later left with suit- cases containing stolen property. Duncan Browne, Case No. 200 ( Vol. VII.), Edward Peters, C. R. O. No. 2621- 1917, and Edith Lillywhite, C. R. O. No. 15009- 1918, were convicted with him. / Samuel Gorvin, Case No. 239 ( Vol. IV.), was sentenced as Samuel Garvin at Leeds Ass., PR ft v' t0 21 m° S' impt' f° r a8gravated assault. In companv with Robert Henry Garvin' u i f°' 14858" 1925 ( brother) ( convicted with him), attacked a person in the street struck him' a hfe Preserver and slashed him on the head and face with a razor. V) Case No- 423 < Vo1- V-)' was sentenced as Arthur King at Old Street Pol. a. infiflorimn i ' ° m° S' stealing a wallet and contents from the person. Method as tolandfn? Br0W+ n' Casf No" 23 ( Vol. VI.), was sentenced at Aldershot P. Sess 5- 10- 1925 3 mos" ^ r sleeping out and unlawfully wearing medal ribbons. ' "'^( ft CW°- ( V0, + VIL)' T Sentenced at CLS> 24- 9- 1925, to 3 yrs. pen for ^ ZL^^ Pr,° Perty', Pr° Cef1dS ° f h° tel larcenies' housebreakings and burglaries ^ ith him. ^ 2621' 1917> and Edith Lillywhite, C. R. O. No. 15009- 1918, were convicted Sess., l^ JnT01' CaSG No> 461 ( VoL Vm ). was sentenced as Patrick DooW at ir • , Ssi ® r^ r^^ k / » c. R. 0. No. .7^, PWiU7. rZr,? RoT^ ring, t< LKPiCk POCketS- Charl- were convicted with him. S/ 904' and Albert Hosp. C. R. O. No. at S, de ° f front door with a screwdriver. * t0 a dweIllng house by breaking 386 Walter George Dale, Case No. 280 ( Vol. IX), was sentenced at Birmingham Sess., 28- 9- 1925 to 3 yrs. pen. for obtaining money by false pretences. Posed as the son of a potato merchant, called on a man who was seeking employment, offered him work, and induced the man to give him 12s 6d as a fee for joining the Union. 387. Walter Herbert Brackley, Case No. 322 ( Vol. IX.), was sentenced at Leeds W. R. Sess., 29- 6- 1925 / to 18 mos. impt. for larceny. Obtained lodgings with a widow, stated he was employed as a plumber at a neighbouring colliery. Stole money from the trousers pockets of the widow's son, whose bed- room he shared, and absconded. 388. Claud Everard Garrett, Case No. 337 ( Vol. X.), was sentenced as Claude Everard Patrick Garrett / at Great Yarmouth Sess., 5- 10- 1925, to 9 mos. impt. for obtaining money by false pretences. Called on a tradesman and offered to purchase a house he had for sale. He agreed to pay a certain sum but stated he had left his cheque book behind and borrowed one from the tradesman, this he filled in on a distant Bank as a deposit, and signed an agreement. He then stated he had lost his wallet and money and asked for the loan of another cheque, which he filled in for £ 5 and induced the trades- man to cash it. The cheque was aftenvards found to be worthless. 389. Frank Daymond, Case No. 145 ( Vol. XI.), was sentenced as Francis Dudley Belling at C. C. C, ^ 25- 9- 1925, to 3 yrs. pen. for ( 1) larceny ( bailee) and fraudulent conversion of 4 motor cars, ( 2) obtaining money by false pretences. Method as in original case. 390. Rupert Burton Smith, Case No. 249 ( Vol. XI.), was sentenced as Rupert Ghansaka at Birmingham ^"~ Sess., 2- 10- 1925, to 12 mos. impt. as an incorrigible rogue— pretending to tell fortunes. Methodas in original case. Frank George Perry, Case No. 100 ( Vol. XII.), was sentenced at Glasgow Sheriff and JuryCt., 5- 8- 1924. to 12 mos. impt. for housebreaking, and at Devon Sess., 7- 10- 1925, to 9 mos. impt. for housebreaking. Method as in original case. 391. Hartas Nicholls, Case No. 181 ( Vol. XII.), was sentenced as Thomas Henry Nicholls at Manchester Sess., 28- 9- 1925, to 4 yrs. pen. for false pretences ( 2 cases) and larceny. Method as in original case. LATEST INFORMATION. ^ Frederick Francis Giles, Case No. 175 ( Vol. I.), was liberated, 12- 10- 1925, into the M. P. D. ^ Alfred Hunt, Case No. 190 ( Vol. I.), was liberated on licence, 9- 10- 1925, to Leicester. ^ Thomas Robinson, Case No. 293 ( Vol. I.), was liberated on licence, 2- 10- 1925, to Halifax. John Petrie, Case No. 5 ( Vol. II.), was liberated, 7- 10- 1925, into the M. P. D. ^ William Jones, Case No. 154 ( Vol. II.), was liberated on licence, 2- 10- 1925, into the M. P. D. ^ Joseph Smart, Case No. 345 ( Vol. II.), was liberated on licence, 2- 10- 1925, into the M. P. D. ^ William Maxwell, Case No. 124 ( Vol. III.), was liberated on licence, 9- 10- 1925, into the M. PD- " Robert Wilson, Case No. 282 ( Vol. III.), was liberated, on expiration of P. D. sentence, 12- 10- 1925. ^ Maurice Clifford, Case No. 292 ( Vol. III.), was liberated on licence, 8- 10- 1925, to Doncaster. ' Bernard Towse, Case No. 54 ( Vol. IV.), was liberated on licence, 5- 10- 1925, to Edinburgh. ^ Thomas McNeish, Case No. 93 ( Vol. IV.), was liberated, 5- 10- 1925, to Newcastle. John Joseph Jamieson, Case No. 231 ( Vol. V.), was liberated, 12- 10- 1925, into the M. PD Intended address : 12, Featherstone Buildings, Holborn. George Fry, Case No. 242 ( Vol. V.), was liberated on licence, 21- 9- 1925, into the M. P. D. George Day, Case No. 2 2 ( Vol. VI.), was liberated on licence, 8 - 1 0 - 1 9 2 5 , into the M. P. D. i ^ Robert Reginald Hargreaves, Case No. 69 ( Vol. VI.), was liberated on licence, 6- 10- 1925, into the M. P. D- <- Henry Highams, Case No. 195 ( Vol. VII.), was liberated on licence, 6- 10- 1925, into the M. P. D. ^ Arthur Wallace, Case No. 217 ( Vol. VII.), was liberated, 10- 10- 1925, into the M. P. D. r Beatrice Gould, Case No. 38 ( Vol. VIII.), was liberated, 6- 10- 1925, to Leigh- on- Sea. - Horace Aston Jones, Case No. 157 ( Vol. VIII.), was liberated, 6- 10- 1925, into the M. P. D. Intended address : 14, Walham Grove. / William Henry Bruce, Case No. 219 ( Vol. VIII.), died 24- 9- 1925. ^ Charles Marshall, Case No. 3 ( Vol. IX.), was liberated on licence, 5- 10- 1925, into the M. P. D. ' William Henry Clarke, Case No. 64 ( Vol. IX.), was liberated on licence, 13- 10- 1925, to Merthyr Vale. r John Farrall, Case No. 279 ( Vol. IX.), was liberated on licence, 9- 10- 1925, into the M. P. D. " Walter James Trapp, Case No. 480 ( Vol. IX.), was liberated, 15- 10- 1925, into the M. P. D. re.— In the event of information being received of the DEATH of any criminal whose particulars have appeared in POLICE GAZETTE SUPPLEMENT A, the fact should be notified to C. R. O. As the latest information or subsequent conviction of criminals, whose particulars have been inserted in Supplement A, will appear in each issue at the end of the cases, the original numbers should be cross- referenced on the printed lines provided for that purpose. SPECIAL NOTICE. When any person whose portrait and description have appeared in Supplement A is again arrested for any offence, and on account of being locally known the finger prints are not sent to J^ O. for the purpose of search, it is requested that particulars of such conviction be sent to mmal Record Office as soon as possible in order that they may appear in an early issue of Supplement A for the information of all forces.