THE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926. No. 4, VOL. XIII. All communications for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE and Supplements A and B should be addressed to THE COMMISSIONER OF POLICE OF THE METROPOLIS, NEW SCOTLAND YARD, S. W. I. Communications for insertion in the Supplements C ( Aliens) and the Deserters Lists should be addressed as directed thereon. In all cases the Officer signing the request for the insertion of any announcement will be wholly responsible for any proceedings which may result from such publication. W. T. F. HORWOOD, The Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 1.— CO Division.— For obtaining money by false pretences from Ministry of Pensions.— Mary Ann Martin, b. 1880 or 1881, 5ft. 6in., stout build, h. brown, e. grey ; dress, blue serge costume, blouse, black hat, boots or shoes. Drew an allowance in respect of a deceased child by making false declaration on life certificate. Warrant issued. Inf. to C. R. O. BEDFORDSHIRE. 2.— Leighton Buzzard ( Co.).— For forgery ( 2 cases).— Ethel Beatrice Jennie Ogilvy, b. 1891, 5ft. 5in., medium build, h. dk. ( turning grey) ; dress, brownish tailor made costume, black pull- on hat, shoes. Was matron at Jewish Sanatorium at Aspley Heath, received cheques to pay accounts and forged endorsements. Warrants issued. Inf. to Insp. Busby, Leighton Buzzard. BERKSHIRE. 3.— Reading ( Boro.).— For stealing, 20th ult., brown leather portmanteau, about 24in. x 18in., containing pair gent's brown shoes, size 8, pair gent's black do., size 8, with trees, 2 striped flannel shirts, grey do., pair grey socks, grey cap, grey jacket, pair brown leggings, grey raincoat.— Harry Brace, alias Henrv Brace, C. R. O. No. S/ 151872, b. 1892, 5ft, 2± in." c. fresh, h. dk. brown, e. blue, clean shaven, 1. arm been injured ; dress, black jacket, grey trousers, bowler hat, white hunting stock, jack boots. A groom ; native of London. Pre. con. of larceny and forgery at PETERSFIELD, OUNDLE, BEDFORD ( Harry Brace) and on F and K. Was handed cloak room ticket for above property and Is. to fetch same from Great Western Railway Station, obtained the bag and absconded. May seek employment in livery yards or hunting stables. Inf. to the C. C., Reading. HAMPSHIRE. • 4.— Aldershot ( Co.).— For being concerned with Leonard George Raymond in housebreaking at Hartley Wintnev, 28th ult.— Hubert Word- ingham, b. 1905, 5ft. 7-| in., c. fresh, h. and e. brown, scar rt. cheek ; dress ( believed), dk. overcoat and cap. Is an absentee from 1st Batt. Lincolnshire Regiment, Aldershot, in which he was serving as Private No. 4797395. Uif. to Supt. Davis, Aldershot. 5.— Basingstoke ( Co.).— Case No. 57, 21- 12- 25, cancelled. Douglas Fleet Goldsmith, C. R. O. No. 7493- 25, not now wanted. 2 THE POLICE GAZETTE. Friday, January 8, 1926. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT— continued. 6.— Basingstoke ( Co.).— For stealing ( servant) at Hook, 1st inst., 5s.— John Tutt, b. about 1900, 5ft. 9 to 10in., h. dk., thin face ; dress, grey sports coat, khaki breeches, brown trench boots ( lace up). May be found working with roundabout proprietors and has been employed on farm work. Warrant issued. Inf.. to Supt. Wvatt, Basingstoke. 7.— Fareham ( Co.).— For obtaining £ 2 by false pretences, at Titchfield, 31st ult.— Charles Robert Banks, C. R. O. No. 3649- 22, b. 1894, 5ft. 7iin., thin build, c. fresh, h. brown, e. blue, scars both cheeks ; dress, imitation brown leather motor coat, Trilby hat, dirty leather gauntlet gloves. A motor mechanic : native of Southampton. Pre. con. of fraud, cyclestealing and minor offences at SOUTHAMPTON, WARMINSTER, CHRIST- CHURCH, STONEY STRATFORD and ROCHFORD. Warrant issued. Inf. to Supt. Jacobs, Fareham. LANCASHIRE. 8.— Church ( Co.).— For escaping from Calder- stones Mental Institution at Whalley, 31st ult.— John Rimmer, b. 1905, 5ft. 5in., h. dk. brown, e. brown ; dress, grey coat, dk. waistcoat, brown mole trousers, cap, Institution shirt and tie, boots. Order of detention expires 27- 9- 26.— David Kilty, b. 1908, 5ft. 7in., h. dk, e. blue ; dress, grey coat, dk. mole trousers, cap, Institution shirt and tie, boots. Order of detention expires 27- 9- 26. Inf. to Supt. Edwards, Church. 9.— Liverpool ( City).— Clement Stanley, Case No. 96, 30- 12- 25 is identical with Charles Taylor, C. R. O. No. 19472- 16, S. C. R, No. 135- 20, b. 1894, 5ft. 7| in., c. fresh, h. and e. brown, crest 1. forearm. A traveller ; native of Nantwich. Pre. con. of obtaining credit by fraud and fraud at EDIN- BURGH ( Charles Clement Stanley), MAN- CHESTER ( Clement Stanley) and on P. Warrant issued. Inf. to the C. C., Liverpool. 10.— Manchester ( City).— For obtaining 12 electric lamps by false pretences, 22nd ult.— Thomas Davidson, b. 1881, 5ft. 6in., dk. moustache ( turning grey) ; dress, dirty grey suit, Trilby hat, fawn raincoat. Called on loser, stated he was an inspector in the Electrical Dept., Manchester Corporation, asked for the lamps, also asked loser to carry out a job at Wilmslow. Promised to meet loser at his office but failed to appear. Warrant issued. Inf. to the C. C., Manchester. 11.— Rawtenstall ( Co.).— For obtaining by false pretences, £ 2 15s., between 17th and 25th November, 1925.— John Henry Vincent Knight, alias Herbert Henry Trevors, C. R. O. No. 1860- 03, Case No. 331, Supplement A ( Vol. XI.), b. 1870, 5ft. 6in., c. fresh, h. brown, e. blue. An agent ; native of Sedgeley. Pre. con. of larceny, fraud and minor offences at WOLVERHAMPTON, BILSTON ( Henry Knight), LINCOLN ( Henry Herbert Treves), NUNEATON ( Edward George Rivers), NEWPORT ( MON.) ( George Henry Rivers Knight), PONTYPRIDD ( William Henry Reeves), GLOUCESTER ( George Rivers), WARRINGTON ( George Henry Knight Rivers), and CREWE ( John Henry Vincent Knight). Represented to loser that he was agent for the Sun Insurance Coy., Manchester ( false), induced him to pay £ 2 15s. for insurance of cattle, etc., but failed to forward policies. Warrant issued. Inf. to Actg. Supt. Rushton, Rawtenstall. NORFOLK. 12.— Holt ( Co.).— For failing to appear on summons at Walsingham P. Sess., 7- 12- 25, on eight charges of larceny ( fowlstealing).— Bertie Brewster, b. 1910, 5ft. 5in., h. fair, e. It. blue ( shifty), limps slightly, upturned nose ; dress, dk. grey coat and waistcoat, dk. trousers, no collar or tie, dk. cap, boots, slovenly appearance. A farm labourer ; native of Hindringham. Warrant issued. Inf. to Supt. Levick, Holt. SOMERSETSHIRE. 13 — Frome ( Co.).— For stealing ( dwelling), 27th ult., gold watch and chain ( recovered).— Daisy Young, aliases Chedzev; Green, Sims and Simpson, b. about 1899, about 5ft. 6in., slight build, c. pale, h. ( bobbed and curly) black, e. dk. ; dress, brown knitted coat and skirt, brown raincoat, black close fitting bat, shoes. Visited loser's house with a party of friends, and unobserved entered a bedroom, stole watch and chain, which she pledged four days later in Bristol. Married an Australian soldier just after the war. He died in Australia shortly after and she returned to Torquay about 2 yrs. ago. She is suspected of stealing jewellery there on 17- 12- 25, and is believed to be sailing for Australia from London this week. Warrant issued. Inf. to Supt. Stewart, Frome. Wednesday, January 13, 1926. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 11 APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT— continued. YORKSHIRE ( NORTH RIDING). 14.— Middlesbrough ( Boro.).— For obtaining furniture and household goods ( recovered) by false pretences, on or about 1- 9- 25.— William Amos Lyon, b. about 1876, 5ft. 5 or 6in., thin build, c. sallow, clean shaven, sharp features, wears pince- nez ; dress, blue serge suit, It. brown Trilby hat, spats ; smart appearance. Took tenancy of dwellinghouse, stated that he was Emigration Agent for the New Zealand Government ( false), obtained furniture and represented that his salary would be paid twice a year, the first payment being due 1st December, 1925. Also purported to carry on business at the house as The Universal Agency, describing himself on his memos, as Accountant and Auditor, Employment Specialist, etc. Absconded ' about 1st ult., without paying local tradesmen. Documents left behind bv him show that he proposed to promote a 1926 Seaside Holiday Camp for Children, described as the Happy Valley, and had received subscriptions on account of this. Has contributed articles to news- papers, styling himself " A World Wide Traveller." May be accompanied by Agnes Lyon or Readman ( not wanted), b. 1886 to 1890, tall, well built, c. fresh, h. fair, may be pregnant ; dress, black or grey coat, Stated native of Middlesbrough. They are believed to have arrived in this country from China a few months ago. Warrant issued. Inf. to the C. C., Middlesbrough. PERSONS IN CUSTODY WHO MAY BE WANTED ELSEWHERE. 15.— Adverting to Case No. 12, 11- 12- 25. Alexander Robertson, C. R. O. No. 15691- 21. Additional inf.— slight auburn moustache, limps 1. leg ; dress, brown suit, tweed cap, reddish- brown overcoat, brown rubber shoes.— Leonard Victor Duke ( no pre. con. traced), Case No. 19, 11- 12- 25, b. 1895, 5ft. 9in., thin build, h. dk. brown, e. brown, clean shaven ; dress, grey flannel suit, grey overcoat and cap, shoes. Both committed for trial at C. C. C., commencing 12th inst., charged with garagebreaking and 2 cases of larceny. Have been travelling country in Buick motor car, breaking into golf pavilions, stealing golf clubs, clothing, etc., and stealing rugs from cars left unattended. Have also called at garages and obtained petrol by false pretences, sometimes leaving stolen clubs as security. Part of property circulated in cases Nos. 45, 2- 11- 25, and 61, 6- 11- 25, has been found in their possession. 16.— Remanded at Brentford P. Sess. ( L.)— T Division case— till 11th inst., charged as William Jones with officebreaking.— Attested at Hounslow Barracks for the Roval Artillerv. and during the night, with Albert Edward Hartley, C. R. O. No. 10690- 25, and John Albert Butler, C. R. O. No. 10690- 20, forced open a number of doors with an axe and poker, removed safe from Recruiting Officer's office, and tried to force it open. This they failed to do, and they then carried it to the first floor of the building and dropped it out of the window, to burst it open.— William Henry North, aliases William North, William Jones and William Smith, C. R. O. No. 21756- 19, b. 1899, 5ft. 7^ in., medium build, c. fresh, h. dk. brown, e. brown, clean shaven ; dress, grey jacket and trousers, green woollen pullover, blue tweed cap, mauve, black, blue and yellow striped scarf, boots. A labourer ; native of London. Pre. con. of housebreaking, shopbreaking, larceny and minor offences at LLANDILO, LLANDRIN- DOD WELLS, DUBLIN ( William Henry North) and on E. 17.— Awaiting trial at Bucks Ass., commencing 13th inst., charged with obtaining food and money by false pretences. Stated that he was working on motor transport and had lorry at a local garage.— Edward Rogers, C. R. O. No. 1291- 14, Case No. 6, Supplement A ( Vol. II.), b. 1889, 5ft. 5in., c. fresh, h. grey, e. blue, feet deformed ; dress, dk. double breasted overcoat, motor driver's peak cap, black leggings and boots. A fitter ; native of Ipswich. Pre. con. of fraud, larceny and cyclestealing at LINCOLN, SLEA- FORD, IPSWICH, NEWMARKET, NORTH- W1CH, CHESTER, BAKEWELL ( Edward Stanley Rogers), WARRINGTON ( William Frolev), TONBRIDGE ( George Stanley Vince), SAFFRON WALDEN ( Edward Daniels), NEWPORT PAGNELL and CULLOMPTON ( Edward Rogers). Admits offences at St. Neots, Watford, Bedford and Dunstable. States he has recently visited Northamptonshire, Bedford- shire, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and Nottinghamshire. 18.— Remanded at Billericav ( Co.) P. Sess. till 13th inst., charged with stealing ( servant) brooch, tie- pin and brown leather purse.— Amy Allen, C. R. O. No. 6613- 14, Case No. 391, Supplement A ( Vol. III.), b. 1890, 4ft. lO^ in., c. sallow, h. It. brown, e. blue. A servant ; native of London. Pre. con. of larceny, forgery, obtaining and attempting to obtain situations by false character at BEXHILL, HYTHE ( Eliza Alice Finlayson), CRANBROOK, ALDERSHOT ( Alice Finlayson) and on K. 10 THE POLICE GAZETTE. We dnesday, January 13, 1926. PERSONS IN CUSTODY— continued. 19.— Remanded at Shaftesbury ( Co.) Pol. Ct. till 9th inst., charged as Ernest Vernon Brewer with housebreaking.— Vernon Ernest Brewer. C. R. O No. 1377- 22, b. 1901, 5ft. 4| in., c. fresh, h. fair, e. blue. A cook ; native of Swindon. Pre. con. of larceny, housebreaking and a minor offence at RHAYADER ( Ernest Brewer), POOLE ( Ernest Vernon Brewer) and PLYMPTON ( Vernon Ernest Brewer). 20.— Remanded at Bradford ( City) Pol. Ct. till 14th inst., charged with stealing lead and copper wire.— James Hector McDonald Carter, C. R. O. No. 18963- 18, b. 1900, 5ft. 5| in., c. fresh, h. and e. brown, woman rt., anchor, Lily 1. forearm, snake back 1. hand. A labourer ; native of Leeds. Pre. con. of shopbreaking and larceny at LEEDS ( James McDonald Carter) and FELIXSTOWE ( James Hector McDonald Carter). 21.— Remanded at Westminster Pol. Ct. ( L.)— B Division case— till 12th inst., charged with larceny. Stole a quantity of eggs and butter from a milkman's barrow left unattended.— Edward Fisher, C. R. O. No. 1868- 06, b. 1881, 5ft. 9in., medium build, c. fresh, h. brown ( turning grey and thin on top), e. blue, clean shaven, nose been broken and inclines to rt., mole 1. of neck, impedi- ment in speech ; dress, dk. grey mixture suit, grey overcoat and cap. A labourer ; native of Norwich. Pre. con. of possessing housebreaking implements, larceny, burglary, conspiracy, receiving and being a h. c. and minor offences at NORWICH, WYMONDHAM, CITY OF LONDON and on A. 22.— Awaiting trial at Middlesex Sess., com- mencing 9th inst.— X Division case— charged as Benjamin Ewen with burglary and stealing jewellery ( part recovered).— Benjamin Edward Frederick Ewen, C. R. O. No. 1633- 19, b. 1901, 5ft. 7^ in., medium build, c. fresh, h. It. brown, e. brown, clean shaven, Marjorie rt. forearm ; dress, grey suit, bowler hat, soft collar, tie, boots. A motor mechanic ; native of London. Pre. con. of larceny and housebreaking at LITTLE- HAMPTON and CHRISTCHURCH. 23.— At Houghton- le- Spring ( Co.), charged with larceny.— Ernest Green, alias Denis Green, C. R. O. No. 113- 18, b. 1893, 5ft. 6Jin., c. dk., h. dk. brown, e. brown, scars rt. jaw, 1. eyebrow and rt. thumb, cross swords, wreath, tombstone 1. fore- arm. A miner ; native of Mansfield. Pre. con. of larceny, cyclestealing, housebreaking and minor offences at SHEFFIELD, NOTTINGHAM ( Ernest Green) and AISKEW BEDALE ( Ernest Dennis Green). 24.— Remanded at Eccles ( Co.) Pol. Ct. till 11th inst., charged with shopbreaking.— Sidney Dakin, alias Sidney Herbert Dakin, C. R. O. No. 8350- 22, b. 1903, 5ft. 7iin., c. fresh, h. It. brown, e. blue. A farm labourer ; native of London. Pre. con. of larceny, burglary and cycle- stealing at LLANDILO, CARMARTHEN, YORK ( Sidney Dakin) and in M. P. D. 25.— Remanded at Canterbury ( City) P. Sess. till 11th inst., charged with cyclestealing.— George Harrison, alias Barnes, C. R. O. No. 16831- 20, b. 1904, 5ft. 3| in., c. fresh, h. and e. brown, scar back of head and between eves. A labourer : t/ ' native of Southampton. Pre. con. of cyclestealing and larceny at ALDERSHOT ( George Harrison) and on F. 26.— Remanded at Woolwich Pol. Ct. ( L.)— R Division case— till 9th inst., charged with stealing and receiving a motor cycle.— Harry Twycross, C. R. O. No. 12940- 15, b. 1896, 5ft. 7in., c. fresh, h. dk. brown, e. hazel; dress, grey suit and overcoat, grey cap, white soft collar, dk. tie, grey socks, shoes ; wears thick pebble glasses. A shoemaker ; native of London. Pre. con. of larceny, cyclestealing, receiving and fraud at WINCHESTER, DARTFORD and on R. BEDFORDSHIRE. 27.— Bedford ( Boro.).— Remanded till 13th inst., charged with stealing 9ct. red and white gold albert, red and white gold links alternately ; gold cuff link, with black centre ; pair plain gold cuff links ; lady's rolled gold half- hunter keyless watch, guaranteed 20 yrs. ; silver cigarette case, oblong ; silver pipe lighter ; silver penknife ; silver pencil- case ; silver and enamel cuff link ; jewel case, Eileen thereon ; pair nail clippers ; 13 plated tea spoons ; amber cigarette holder, gold mounted ; 2 small glass mirrors ; small brass candlestick ; white handle razor ; Gillette safety razor, in case ; fan in box, Pettit thereon ; 9 white linen purificators ; pair horn rimmed spectacles, in case ; 3 miniature medals, Mons Star, Victory and General Service ; 5 keys, and 1 large church door key ; bunch small keys ; 2 church offertory bags, red ; 6 Church Bible book markers, various colours ; Scottish Liturgy book, R. Holmes, Jan. 20th, 1915, inside ; 2 gent's white handkerchiefs ; pair gent's doeskin gloves ; book, Nature Thoughts, Eileen inside.— John Mack ( no pre. con. traced), b. 1881, 5ft. 4in., medium build, c. fresh, h. brown, e. grey ; dress, navy blue suit, dk. overcoat, bowler hat.— John Portous, b. 1880, 5ft. 7in., medium build, h. It. brown ; dress, dk. grey mixture suit, It. cap. Inf. to the C. C., Bedford. Wednesday, January 13, 1926. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 11 APPREHENSIONS. 28 — M. P. D., A Division.— Man, Case No. 3, 23- 11- 25, and identical with Edward Fisher, C. R. O. No. 1868- 06. See also Case No. 21 current issue. 29— M. P. D., E Division.— Mrs. Woodhouse Pearce, Case No. 11, 1- 1- 26. 30.— Anglesey, Holyhead ( Co.).— One of Two Men, Case No. 35, 30- 10- 25, and identical with William Finchett, C. R. O. No. 19712- 22. See also Case No. 22, 27- 11- 25. 31.— Cambridgeshire, Cambridge ( Co.).— Edward Rogers, C. R. O. No. 1291- 14, Case No. 3, 6- 1- 26. See also Case No. 17 current issue. 32.— Cheshire, Birkenhead ( Boro.).— Man, Case No. 79, 23- 12- 25, and identical with Thomas Atherton, C. R. O. No. 10556- 16. See also Case No. 26, 6- 1- 26. 33.— Lancashire, Manchester ( City).— Tom Jones, Case No. 12, 28- 10- 25. 34.— Lincolnshire, Boston ( Co.).— William Watts, Case No. 108, 2- 12- 25. 35.— Norfolk, Dersingham ( Co.).— Graham Wilfred Cook, C. R. O. No. 2605- 01, Case No. 122, 2- 12- 25, and remanded at Hunstanton P. Sess. until 11th inst., charged with larceny. 36.— Norfolk, East Dereham ( Co.).— James Edward Jacobs, C. R. O. No. 8577- 15, Case No. 13, 28- 8- 25, and awaiting trial at Norfolk Q. Sess. 37.— Northumberland, Newcastle- on- Tyne ( City). — John Bradford, C. R. O. No. 4713- 24, Case No. 22, 22- 10- 24, and remanded till 12th inst. 38.— Staffordshire, Walsall ( Boro.).— Ernest Green, C. R. O. No. 113- 18, Case No. 19, 28- 3- 24. See also Case No. 23 current issue. 39.— Yorkshire ( W. R.), Sheffield ( City).— Robert S. Hilditch, Case No. 94, 22- 4- 25, and on 4- 1- 26, discharged. PORTRAITS OF PERSONS WANTED. LANCASHIRE. 40. — Manchester ( City). — Harry Ambrose Harbord, C. R. O. No. 7729- 22, Case No. 40, 4- 1- 26. Warrant issued. Inf. to the C. C., Manchester. YORKSHIRE ( NORTH RIDING). 41.— Thirsk ( Co.).— William Edward Hermiston C. R. O. No. 10100- 22, Cases Nos. 62, 1- 1- 26, and 49, 6- 1- 26. Warrant issued. Inf. tojtnsp. Ventress, Thirsk. 10 THE POLICE GAZETTE. We dnesday, January 13, 1926. PROPERTY STOLEN. BERKSHIRE. 42.— Maidenhead ( Co.).— 3rd or 4th inst., by burglary ( climbing portico and through unfastened window) at Holyport.— Gent's rolled gold half- hunter watch, with gold and platinum chain attached ; silver and gold cigarette- case, oblong, takes 18 cigarettes, P. B. M. thereon, Austrian silver ; silver cigarette- case, square, ordinary size, plain ; bunch of keys ; shaving brush, bone handle ; 2 razors in red leather case ; 2 gold and platinum waistcoat buttons ; pair of plain gold cuff- links ; pair of ribbed gold do., blue enamel centre ; gent's brown coat and vest with very thin red stripe ; pair gent's black shoes, size 8, marked Tuczck ; lady's purple leather vanity bag, with Eileen from Jean written inside : few handkerchiefs, marked P. M. ; 5 £ 1 notes and some silver.— Suspicion is attached to A Man, b. 1896 to 1901, 5ft. 4 or 5in., slim build, c. dk., clean shaven ; dress, brown suit and cap. Inf. to Supt. Davis, Maidenhead. CHESHIRE. 43.— Altrincham ( Co.).— 19th ult., by house- breaking ( forcing front door, bodily pressure, and drawers in bedrooms with instrument) at Bowdon.- Lady's gold watch chain, 3ft. long, heavy, plain links ; lapis lazuli necklace, with gold clasp ; lady's platinum ring, set square sapphire, sur- rounded diamonds ; coral necklace, white with pink veins ; lady's silver art ring, set chrysoprase; silver art brooch, representing raven with chryso- prase ; silver art pendant, set chrysoprase; lady's gold bangle, hammered gold, dull finish ; gent's silver English lever watch, luminous dial ; gent's silver key- chain, with 2 silver sovereign cases and silver matchbox attached ; lady's grey fox fur stole, lined grey velvet; gent's heather mixture overcoat, inverted pleat and belt at back, makers Martin, Market Street, Manchester, on tab and William Houseley written in indelible ink. Inf. to Supt. Lees, Altrincham. 44.— Heswall ( Co.).— 4th inst., by house- breaking ( breaking pantry window and releasing catch) at Bidston.— Two lady's gold case bangles ; lady's gold watch chain ; lady's ring, set 6 diamonds and 3 sapphires ; lady's gold locket and chain, set 3 diamonds. Inf. to Supt. Ennion, Heswall. DORSETSHIRE. 45 •— Poole ( Co.).— 4th inst., from dwelling ( walk in) at Parkstone.— Russian leather note case, gold bound ; motor driver's licence, issued April, 1925, by Dorset County Council; purse, silver bound ; 3 £ 1 Treasury notes ; half sovereign ; Jubilee sixpence ; silver fruit knife, pearl handle ; clasp knife, pearl handle ; number of visiting cards with name of Agnes Miriam Carne, Cam Brea, King's Avenue, Parkstone, thereon. The articles referred to were contained in a handbag ( left on the table in the dining room), size of bag 9in. by 6in., clasp fastened, 2 strap handles. Inf. to Supt. White, Poole. ESSEX. 46.— Brentwood ( Co.).— 2nd or 3rd inst., from bungalow ( sneak in) at Eastwood.— Silver cup, gilt lined, 5in. high, 2 handles, inscription on side Presented to D. F. G. Valentine, Seasons 1919- 1920. Inf. to Supt. Wood, Brentwood. 47.— Southend- on- Sea ( Boro.).— 1st inst., by housebreaking ( believed duplicate key).— Brown leather cash bag, about 16 to 18in. long, containing £ 200 in £ 1 Treasury notes, £ 100 in 10s. do. ( some bloodstained), and £ 95 in silver ( the silver was contained in buff coloured £ 5 bank bags, with Midland Bank, Ltd., Old Town Hall, Hackney, thereon) ; attache case, about 14in. by 10in., containing quarter bottles whisky, brandy and port wine, also number very small bottles con- taining liqueurs ; Gillette safety razor in plated case, and 4 used blades.— Suspicion is attached to Arthur Wilde, alias Tiddler, b. 1905, 5ft. 7in., medium build, c. pale, h. and e. brown, clean shaven ; dress, brown suit, collar, tie and cap. A fish porter ; native of London. The above is married to loser's daughter, from whom he is living apart. He possessed a key of the house. May endeavour to leave the country. HAMPSHIRE. 48.— Andover ( Co.).— 30th or 31st ult., from cashbox in shop.— About 20 £ 1 Treasury notes ; 2 10s. do. ; cheque for £ 14 on Lloyd's Bank, Andover Branch, payable to E. Piper ; cheque for £ 14 2s. 6d., payable to T. Lynn & Sons, Andover ; postal order for 4s., issued at Stock- bridge Post Office ; money order for £ 4 6s. 6d., paid in by J. Cook, Colling bourne. Inf. to Supt. Jones, Andover. Wednesday, January 13, 1926. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 11 PROPERTY STOLEN— continued. 49.— Fareham ( Co.) — 4th inst., by housebreaking — 18ct. 7- stone diamond ring, set platinum ; 9ct. plaited do. ; 9ct. keyless wristlet watch, Roman numerals, white dial, attached to expanding bangle ; gold neckchain, very fine links, round clasp with pendant attached, set pearls and pale green stones, green drop ; gold band bangle, top part chased, safety chain attached ; string pearls, about 18in. long, gold clasp ; gold brooch, set several pearls ; do., set blue sapphire ; small antique do., oblong, containing hair, Eliza Lakin, died 1821, engraved at back ; 1914 sovereign. Inf. to Supt. Jacobs, Fareham. HERTFORDSHIRE. 50.— Watford ( Co.).— 5th inst., by house- breaking ( breaking glass panel in back door and releasing catch).— 9ct. bracelet, twisted pattern ; 9ct. do., embossed front ; 9ct. slave bangle ; 9ct. wristlet watch, with strap, size of a 2s.- piece ; 18ct. locket, containing several photographs ; long platinum chain ; 14ct. fob, initials J. H. H. thereon ; and about 4s. in box. Inf. to Supt. Maskell, Watford. KENT. 51— Sandwich ( Co.).— Cases 45, 2- 11- 25 and 61, 6- 11- 25 cancelled— Alexander Robertson, C. R. O. No. 15691- 21, and Leonard Victor Duke, Case No. 15 current issue, admit this offence.— Patrick Micallraithe Darcy, C. R. O. No. 259- 08, and Charles Clarke, not now suspected. LANCASHIRE. 52.— Bury ( Co.).— 2nd inst., by housebreaking ( forcing lean- to greenhouse door with instrument and insecure back door).— Gent's 18ct. double Albert, medium graduated links ; gent's silver double do., medium graduated links ; gent's silver watch chain, medium graduated links ; lady's 9ct. keyless expanding wristlet watch, white dial, Roman numerals, black hands, glass slightly chipped round edge ; lady's silver do., key wind, white dial, Roman numerals, black hands, small red flowers on dial; gent's gold keyless do., white dial, Russel, Liverpool, thereon, Roman numerals, black hands ; gent's metal Ingersoll do., keyless, white dial, Ingersoll thereon, English numerals, black hands ; lady's brown pigskin purse, 3 com- partments, fastens with 2 flaps and press studs, Mrs. Baines written in ink inside ; lady's dk. brown calf skin do., 3 compartments, clasp fastener, Birch, 27, Millett Street, written in indelible pencil inside ; lady's black leather do., clasp broken ; and £ 26 7s. 3d. Inf. to Supt. Thompson, Bury. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 53.— Peterborough ( City).— 4th inst., by house breaking ( forcing back window with instrument).— Walnut clock, rectangular body, with gabled top, height 12in., width 8in., brass dial, blue black hands, polished brass Roman numerals, 2 keyholes in dial, door at front and back, strikes hours and half- hours, large gilded claw feet at corners, about 30 yrs. old, very heavy ; brown cowhide suit- case, about 26in. x 18in. x 12in., 2 brass locks, brown and white striped lining ; walnut writing cabinet, quarto size, about 12in. x 9in. x 6in., small brass tablets in centre of lid and over lock, containing black wallet and purse combined, small crocodile leather purse, Post Office Savings Bank book issued at Peterborough, black soft leather covered birthday book, half- sovereign, about £ 3 in Treasury notes, insurance policies as follows :— No. 103939891 and No. 77632899, both on the Prudential Assurance Co. in the name of Rachel Amelia Ball; No. 6033345 and No. 7042263, on the Britannic Assurance Co., in the name of Violet House and R, A. Ball respectively ; No. 1256732, on the Pearl Assurance Co., in the name of Florence Ball, also numerous other papers and documents ; gold curb bracelet, and padlock ; cream silk knitted and crochetted jumper, shaped neck ; maize coloured knitted do. crossover pattern, crochet round bottom ; gold brooch, old- fashioned, oval, chased edges, set large It. blue stone ; gold bar do., Hin. long, with horse- shoe set pearls ; small safety pin do., with shamrock leaf ; and 14s. Inf. to the C. C., Peterborough. NORTHUMBERLAND . 54.— Tynemouth ( Boro.).— 1st or 2nd inst., by shopbreaking ( breaking 3 panes of glass in back window and pulling out part of window frame) at North Shields.— Gent's Raglan raincoat, 38in. chest, wool lined body, sleeves lined with shot silk, 2 inside pockets and 2 outside pockets, Moslev on tab ; 6 wool shirts, white grounds with stripes, mixed makes, may have on tabs, Challenge Shirt, Water Lane Brand, Radiac Selawul Reg., 8 THE POLICE GAZETTE. Friday, January 8, 1926. PROPERTY STOLEN— continued. or Centrella All Wool ; pair gent's holeproof trousers, dk. grey with pin stripe, also 2 side pockets ; 6 silk mufflers ( 2 shepherd check ; 3 Club stripes ; and 1 dk. fancy) ; cap, size 7^, The Priory Brand, Robinson, Hat and Cap Specialists, 40, Saville- street, North Shields, Jarrow and Hebburn, on tab inside ; 4 dungaree suits ( 2 brown and 2 blue), sizes 7 and 10, breasts 36, 38 and 42in., The Bcacon Brand, Reg., All British Cotton Clothing, on tabs ; gent's fawn jazz pullover, 2 pockets outside ; pair new It. socks ; white metal medal, 2| in. in diameter, The Lusitania ( German) medal, and exact replica of the medal which was designed in Germany and distributed to commemorate the sinking of the Lusitania : Lusitania sinking, and Keine Bann Ware Der Grossdampfer Lusitania Durch, Ein, Deutches, Taughdoot, Veasenkt Smai, 1915, on inside, on the other side is Cunard Booking Office with a skeleton at the window, and a crowd of men, and Gesghaftvber Alles, Cuna Linie Cunard, Fahrkarten Ausgabe U Boot Gefa, Kg. All the clothing is new and part of it may be worn by the thief or thieves. Left behind : It. cap, size Arthur Tinkler, 124 & 126, High Street East, Wallsend, on tab inside; pair dirty It. grey trousers, to fit man about 5ft. 2 or 3in., 30in. waist and 28in. leg, no buttons ; white cashmere shirt, with Topolis Cashmere Shirt, Guaranteed Fast Colour on tab ; dirty white linen shirt, with 5 in red ink on neck ; pair black wool socks, no feet therein. Inf. to the C. C., Tynemouth. SOMERSETSHIRE. 55.— Frome ( Co.).— 4th or 5th inst., by office- breaking ( insecure window) at Shepton Mallet Railway Station.— Six railway tickets, all from Shepton Mallet ( 1 3rd single to Bath, No. 1586 ; 1 1st single to Radstock, No. 78 ; 1 3rd single to Midsomer Norton, No. 722 ; 1 3rd return do., No. 2295 ; 1 3rd single to Chilcompton, No. 5837 ; 1 3rd single to Edington, No. 304) ; lady's silk scarf, old gold colour, 5ft. long, lOin. wide ; 2s. to 3s. in coppers ; and a box, containing sweets, Fuller's Peppermint Lumps. Inf. to Supt. Stewart, Frome. SURREV. 56.— Farnham ( Co.).— Between 2nd and 4th inst., by housebreaking ( breaking glass panel in back door).— Lady's black astrachan f- length coat, brown skunk fur collar, lined black silk, in good condition, Nicholson, St. Paul's Church- yard, probably marked inside ; long gold cable shaped chain ; lady's gold chain bracelet, with jewelled heart fastening, Georgian links ; gold do., set 7 or 9 pink corals ; do., with turquoise ornamenting the top ; gold and dk. blue enamelled pendant, set diamonds, 3 small drops hanging from pendant, set same, the whole is attached to a very fine gold chain ; gold necklet, filigree links ; pearl and diamond ring, set 4 diamonds with a pearl each side ; pearl and emerald marquise do. ; gold do., set pearls and pink stones ; lady's gold do., set table cut diamonds ; lady's silver wrist watch on strap ; gent's gunmetal watch ; 2 paste brooches ( 1 in shape of star, the other a bar) ; gold safety pin do., oval gold knob in centre ; gold do., made of 2 earrings, surrounded with small knobs • cornelian do. ; cameo do., set in gold ; onyx cameo do., set in rolled good ; leather covered spirit flask. Inf. to Supt. Lucas, Farnham. SUSSEX ( WEST). 57.— Worthing ( Co.).— 4th or 5th inst., from marine store dealer's ( forcing door).— 18 rabbit skins, partly dried ; sack ( about 561bs.) old white woollen garments ; about l| cwt. raw- horsehair ( in 3 sacks). Inf. to Supt. Bristow, Worthing. WILTSHIRE. 58.— Devizes ( Co.).— Averting to Case No. 59, 6- 1- 26.— Suspicion is attached to Two Men, 1st gave name of Cuthbert, b. 1896 to 1900, 5ft. 9 or 10in., c. fresh, h. fair, e. sore, sharp features, well spoken ; dress, dk. trousers and coat, collar, tie. It. muffler and pullover, It. Trilby hat, and in possession of a cap ; respectable appearance.— Burchell, b. 1896 to 1900, 5ft. 8in., stiff build, c., h. and e. dk., clean shaven, well spoken ; dress, dk. overcoat, dk. cap, brown shoes ; respectable appearance. Inf. to Supt. Mackie, Devizes. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 59.— Huddersfield ( Boro.).— Cases Nos. 41, 13- 3- 25; 77, 18- 3- 25; 78, 18- 3- 25; and 60,2- 10- 25, cancelled. Leslie Kay and George Wilson arrested for these offences and part property recovered. Wednesday, January 13, 1926. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 11 MOTOR CARS AND MOTOR CYCLES The undermentioned Motor Cars and Motor Cycles have been reported to the Clearing House ( Motors), New Scotland Yard, S. W. 1, as stolen, etc. :— MOTOR CARS. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 60.— X Division.— 6th inst., " Ford" van. YL- 9808. Chassis and engine Nos. 11283046. Colour grey. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE . 61.— Nottingham ( City).— 6th inst., " Ford" 1923 model. XP- 1580. Chassis and engine Nos. 7895392. 22.5 H. P. Worm drive. Sedan body. Colour black. Upholstery black leather. " Cellular Clothing Co., Ltd." on offside of dash- board. Excise licence, expiring 31- 12- 26, attached. Loser holds Registration Book. MOTOR CYCLES. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE . 62.— Nottingham ( Citv).— 6th inst., 44 Raleigh," solo, 1922 model. ^ NN- 3432. Frame No. 3515. Engine No. 3528. 2f H. P. Chain drive. Colour black, lined red and gold. Large Terry saddle, nut missing underneath. Hand and foot clutch controls. Hand clutch lever broken. Bulb of horn torn. MOTOR CARS AND MOTOR CYCLES RECOVERED. MOTOR CARS. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 63.— X Division.—" Berliet," Case No. 61, 6- 1- 26. PERSONS OR BODIES FOUND. LANCASHIRE. 64. — Oldham ( Boro.). — 30th ult., on spare ground, the body of a newly born Male Child, fully developed, well nourished, weight about 81bs., wrapped in grey tweed skirt and piece of old sacking. Cause of death : Inattention at birth, and child was probably born between 12 and 36 hours prior to its being found. Inf. to the C. C., Oldham. RE- CONVICTIONS. 65.— Percy Gibson Jeffcott, C. R. O. No. 12911- 20, was sentenced at Bristol Q. Sess., 4- 1- 26, to 18 and 18 mos. impt. ( conc.) for fraud ( 2 cases). See Case No. 17, 18- 11- 25. 66.— Arthur Nicholas Bootes, C. R. O. No. 1921- 25, was sentenced at Bristol Pol. Ct., 4- 1- 26, to 3 and 3 mos. impt. ( conc.) for embezzlement ( 2 cases). See Case No. 31, 1- 1- 26. 67.— Harry Herbert Smith, C. R. O. No. 20447- 19, was, at Herts Q. Sess., 4- 1- 26, acquitted. See Case No. 17,30- 11- 25. 68.— Frederick Harrison, C. R. O. No. 16757- 19, was, sentenced at Hereford ( City) Pol. Ct., 5- 1- 26, to 7 days impt. and to pay £ 2 12s. 6d. towards costs. See Case No. 27, 1- 1- 26. 69.— Reginald Easterbrook, C. R. O. No. 1518- 13, was sentenced at Bucks Q. Sess., 4- 1- 26, to 5 yrs. pen. Eighty- four other cases of larceny and fraud were taken into consideration when sentence was passed. See Case No. 105, 21- 10- 25. 70.— Charles James Craven, C. R. O. No. S/ 134413, was at Leicester ( City) Pol. Ct., 31- 12- 25, dis- charged. See Case No. 17, 30- 12- 25. 71.— Thomas Woods, C. R. O. No. 1316- 06, was, at Oxted P. Sess., 4- 1- 26, discharged. See Case No. 88, 30- 12- 25. 72.— Horace Wood, C. R. O. No. 7842- 24, was sentenced at Huddersfield ( Boro.) Q. Sess., 4- 1- 26, to 12 mos. impt. See Case No. 20, 23- 10- 25. 73.— James Howeth, C. R. O. No. 7356- 24, was, at Andover ( Co.) P. Sess., 4- 1- 26, fined £ 2 and pay half cost of damage. See Case No. 29, 6- 1- 26. 10 THE POLICE GAZETTE. We dnesday, January 13, 1926. RE- CONVICTIONS— continued. 74.— Albert Donald Ritchie, C. R. O. No. 10846- 24, was, at Maidstone ( Boro.) Pol. Ct., 5- 1- 26. fined £ 2 or 1 mo. impt. on each of 3 charges of fraud. See Case No. 39, 6- 1- 26. 75— George Selby, C. R. O. No. 579- 09, was sentenced at Bucks Q. Sess., 4- 1- 26, to 3 mos. impt. See Case No. 60, 11- 12- 25. 76.— Edith Warrington, C. R. O. No. 5206- 23, was sentenced at Grimsby ( Co.) P. Sess., 5- 1- 26, to 4 mos. impt. Cases of larceny at Boston ( Boro.) and Leven ( E. R.) were taken into consideration when sentence was passed. See Case No. 10, 4- 1- 26. 77.— John Brown, C. R. O. No. 16714- 24, was, at Gloucester ( Co.) Q. Sess., 6- 1- 26, bound over in ,£ 10 for 12 mos. and handed over to escort. See Case No. 18, 6- 1- 26. 78.— Alfred Dale, C. R. O. No. 9775- 19, was senterC3d at Winchester Q. Sess., 4- 1- 26, to 18 and 12 mos. impt. for attempted fraud and obtaining credit by fraud. A case of fraud at Camberley was taken into consideration when sentence was passed. See Case No. 24, 28- 12- 25. 79.— Thomas Jones, C. R. O. No. 437- 12, was sentenced at Upton- on- Severn ( Co.) Pol. Ct., 4- 1- 26, to 14 days impt. See Case No. 23, 1- 1- 26. 80.— John Bellinger Saunders, C. R. O. No. 8498- 14, was sentenced at Bucks Q. Sess., 4- 1- 26, to 12 and 12 mos. impt. ( cons.) for housebreaking and fraud. See Case No. 34, 20- 11- 25. 81.— Wilfred Fentiman, C. R. O. No. 1093- 13, was sentenced at Boston Q. Sess., 4- 1- 26, to 3yrs. pen. for fraud ( 6 cases). See Case No. 25, 13- 11- 25. 82.— William Thomas Gardner, C. R. O. No. 23024- 19, was sentenced at Folkestone ( Boro.) Sess., 2- 1- 26, to 3 yrs. pen. for housebreaking ( 3 cases). Twenty- one other cases were taken into consideration when sentence was passed. See Case No. 19, 2- 12- 25. 83.— John Green, C. R. O. No. 1277- 04, was sentenced at Durham Q. Sess., 4- 1- 26, to 5 yrs. pen. for fraud ( 3 cases) and larceny. Nine other cases of fraud were taken into consideration when sentence was passed. See Case No. 63, 16- 11- 25. 84— Edward Leatherland, C. R. O. No. 14177- 18. was sentenced at Notts Q. Sess., 4- 1- 26, to 2 yrs, impt. See Case No. 17, 18- 12- 25. 85.— William Fisher, C. R. O. No. 11430- 17, was, at Somerset Q. Sess., 6- 1- 26, acquitted. See case No. 13, 26- 10- 25. 86.— James Cook, C. R. O. No. 4091- 19, was sentenced at Somerset Q. Sess., 6- 1- 26, to 3 mos. impt. See Case No. 15, 26- 10- 25. 87.— Frank Robinson, C. R. O. No. 3467- 25, was sentenced at Hants Q. Sess., 5- 1- 26, to 3 yrs. Borstal Detention. See Case No. 19, 6- 1- 26. 88.— Abraham Ayres, C. R. O. No. 4917- 21, was sentenced at Hants Q. Sess., 5- 1- 26, to 12 mos. impt. See Case No. 51, 9- 12- 25. 89.— William Henry Windle, C. R. O. No. 11924- 15, was sentenced at St. Albans Q. Sess., 5- 1- 26, to 3 mos. impt. See Case No. 16, 21- 12- 25. LATER INFORMATION. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 90.— D Division.— For obtaining £ 50 by worth- less cheque.— James Arthur Fisher, aliases Major J. A. Fisher, Capt. C. K. Fisher, Capt. G. L. Wylie, Capt. George Fennick, Captain C. K. Fisher- Rowe, Capt. George Ren wick and Captain Anderson, C. R. O. No. 2931- 17, b. 1892, 6ft., c. fresh, h. It. brown, e. blue, small It. brown moustache ; dress, It. grey suit, white double collar, white shirt, green striped tie, It. Trilby hat, dk. overcoat, boots. Very smart military appearance. Pre. con. of a minor offence at BIRMINGHAM. Made acquaintance of loser, said he would take loser's son back with him to Nairobi where he had property and teach him coffee farming free of charge. On 29th ult., asked loser to change a cheque which was written on private paper for £ 50 on the Chartered Bank of India, 38, Bishops- gate, E. C., which he did. Cheque subsequently returned marked " No account." Warrant issued. Inf. to C. R. O. Wednesday, January 6, 1926. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 11 LATER INFORMATION— continu td. PERSONS IN CUSTODY WHO MAY BE WANTED ELSEWHERE. 91.— Remanded at Leeds ( City) P. Sess. till 14th inst., charged with forgery. Resided with a woman friend, obtained possession of her Post Office Savings book, forged signature and with- drew her monev.— Mary Lovick, alias Mary Ellen Standley, C. R. O. No. 1374- 04, 111. Ciir. 82- 33, b. 1870, 4ft. 8| in., c. pale, h. grey, e. brown, scar over rt. eye and rt. of neck. A cook ; native of Leeds. Pre. con. of forgery and uttering forged money order at YORK ( Mary Child), CITY OF LONDON, LEEDS ( Mary Lovick) and on D and E. 92.— Remanded at Eastleigh ( Co.) Pol. Ct. till 8th inst., charged as James Wilson with larceny.— John Murphy, alias James Wilson, C. R. O. No. S/ 103310, b. 1880, 5ft. llin., c. fresh, h. dk. brown, e. blue, heart, clasped hands back rt. wrist, heart, dot between 1. thumb and 1st finger. A fireman ; native of Ireland. Pre. con. of shopbreaking, larceny and a minor offence at LEVEN, HULL ( John Murphy), BRISTOL ( Thomas McGuire) and on A. 93.— Remanded at Tiverton ( Co.) Pol. Ct. till 9th inst., charged with larceny.— Charles Yapp, C. R. O. No. 3614- 23, b. 1878, 5ft. 3 J in., c. fresh, h. and e. brown, abscess mark rt. jaw, enlarged joint 1st 1. finger. A labourer ; native of Eards- land. Pre. con. of larceny and minor offences at LEICESTER, NORTHAMPTON, HULL, BLACKPOOL, SOUTHPORT, WORCESTER, WARRINGTON, CHEADLE and HERNE BAY. 94 — Remanded at Torquay ( Co ) Pol. Ct. till 14th inst., charged as Albert William Harrison with stealing jewellery and cash- box from boarding house.— Albert Harrison, aliases Walter Joseph Trapp and Walter Joseph Malcolm Trapp Stone, C. R. O. No. 7367- 18, Case No. 480, Supplement A ( Vol. IX.), b. 1900, 5ft. 5£ in., c. fresh, h. auburn, e. brown. A hairdresser ; native of London. Pre. con. of larceny, fraud, attempted fraud, forgery and uttering, and minor offences at OXTED ( Walter James Trapp), SOUTHPORT ( Albert William Harrison), IPSWICH ( William Joseph Trapp) and on B, V and C. O. APPREHENSIONS. 95.—^ Suffolk ( East), Ipswich ( Co.).— Major J. H. Wrigley, Case No. 20, 21- 8- 25, and at Felix- stowe P. Sess., 4- 1- 26, discharged. 96.— Sussex ( West), Worthing ( Co.).— Albert Harrison, C. R. O. No. 7367- 18. Cases Nos. 15, 20- 11- 25 : 9 ( Sittingbourne), 2- 12- 25 ; 3 ( Norwich), 23- 12- 25, and 87 ( Colchester), 1- 1- 26. See also Case No. 94 current issue. 97.— Yorkshire ( E. R.), Hull ( Citv).— Andrew Robert Kennedy, C. R. O. No. 15511- 21, Case No. 20, 17- 10- 24, and remanded till 11th inst. Printed and Published for His Majesty's Stationery Office by the Receiver for the Metropolitan Police District, New Scotland Yard, London, S. W. I. Wednesday, January 13, 1926. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 11 INFORMATION RECEIVED GOING TO PRESS- 9,30 a. m APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. DERBYSHIRE. 98.— Alfreton ( Co.).— For obtaining 2s. by false pretences at Morton, 30th ult.— James Rhodes, alias Juggler, b. 1884, 5ft. 1 or 2in., thin build, c. fair, h. It. brown, e. small, bowlegged, clean shaven ; dress, dk. jacket and vest, grey trousers, muffler, It. raincoat, brown boots. A miner ; native of Clay Cross. Called on wife of an acquaintance said he had been sent to borrow 4s., loser at first refused but eventually loaned him 2s. Has attempted to obtain other sums in the locality by similar means. Warrant issued. Inf. to Supt. Campbell, Alfreton. 99.— Renishaw ( Co.).— For stealing a metal stove at Clown, 17th ult.— A Man who gave name of Thomas Broadhurst, b. 1891 to 1896, 5ft. 6 or 7in., medium build, c. sallow or swarthy, h. dk., clean shaven ; dress, dk. dirty clothing, cap and muffler. A van dweller of gipsy appearance. Called at house stated he had received permission to take stove away ( false), broke stove up and put same into a cart and drove away. Left the district with a caravan and an old spring cart drawn by a mule and a grey pony ; caravan bears name J. Ball, Stonev Middleton. ' C/ Warrant issued. Inf. to Supt. Andrew, Renishaw. GLOUCESTERSHIRE . 100.— Bristol ( City).— For failing to observe the conditions of her recognizance.— Bessie Stroud, b. 1892, 5ft., slight build, c. fair, h. It. brown, e. grey. Native of Newport ( Mon.). Was bound over at Bristol Pol. Ct., 2- 6- 24, in her own recogni- zance of £ 5 to appear, etc., within 2 yrs. on condi- tion that she entered and remained in a home for that period, on a charge of wandering, and was handed over to Salvation Army. During December, 1925, she changed her address without notifying the Probation Officer. Warrant issued. Inf. to the C. C., Bristol 101.— Bristol ( City).— For failing to observe the conditions of her recognizance.— Ivy Gardner, b. 1908, about 5ft., stocky build, h. dk. ( curly, bobbed) e. grey ; dress, blue print dress, black hat and shoes, grey or brownish grey stockings, grey coat. Was bound over at Bristol Pol. Ct., 4- 4- 24, in her own recognizance of £ 5 to appear, etc., within 2 yrs. on a charge of wandering, a condition being that she should remain in a home. Absconded from St. Thomas Home, Basingstoke, 20th Nov., 1925. Warrant issued. Inf. to the C. C., Bristol. HAMPSHIRE. 102.— Winchester ( Citv).— For larcenv.— Edward Kelly, C. R. O. No. 148- 21, b. 1882, 5ft. lOfin., medium build, c. fresh, h. black, e. grey, clean shaven, woman's head rt., Japanese figure 1. forearm ; dress, dk. clothing, dk. cap, boots ( down at heel). An engineer ; native of Australia. Pre. con. of larceny, fraud on railway and minor offences at SOUTHAMPTON, BRISTOL, CAR- DIFF ( Frederick Smart), PENARTH, ABER- YSTWYTH, GRIMSBY. OLDHAM. LIVER- POOL ( Edward Kellvj, PLYMOUTH and CHICHESTER ( William Kemble). On 4th inst., ripped open the cushions in two compartments of a train standing in siding on Southern Railway, and stole 401bs. of horsehair ( recovered). Warrant issued. Inf. to the C. C., Winchester. LANCASHIRE. 103.— Wigan ( Boro.).— For stealing ( servant), 6th inst., fawn coat ; lady's black silk dress, trimmed coloured rings at bottom ; pink georgette do., trimmed silver tassels ; brown woollen coat : 2 silk jumpers ( 1 white, 1 cream) ; crepe night- dress, lemon colour ; white silk do. ; 2 pairs new silk hose ; crossed fox fur : pair suede gloves ; pair woollen combinations ; pair woollen under- vests ; 1 dozen white handkerchiefs ; pair fawn kid shoes, size 6 ; pair fawn and red shoes, size 6 ; imitation tortoiseshell brush and comb ; dressing 10 THE POLICE GAZETTE. Wednesday, January 13, 1926. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT— continued. case, brown leather, size 22 x 16 ; brown leather handbag ; gold slave bangle, 9ct., 2 slight dents thereon ; and 6s.— Sarah Walker, C. R. O. No. 11186- 23, b. 1906, 5ft. 4} in., c. fresh, h. dk. brown, e. grey. A domestic servant ; native of Wigan. Pre. con. of larcenv at WIGAN and EAST- BOURNE. Inf. to the C. C, Wigan. NOTTINGH AMSHTRE . 104.— Nottingham ( Co.).— For stealing ( lodgings), at Beeston, 4th inst., gent's blue pilot overcoat, door key, ' medical card and a silk handkerchief.- James Barry, b. 1899 to 1900, 5ft. 9in., well built, c. sallow, h. black, clean shaven, one finger rt. hand believed short or part missing ; dress, brown suit, It. cap, blue muffler, check socks, shoes. A miner ; believed native of Bristol. Was given lodgings for night and absconded next morning with the above property. Appears identical with Albert James Barry, Case No. 101, 9- 12- 25. Warrant issued. Inf. to Supt. Rodgers, Nottingham. 105.— Nottingham ( Co.).— For rape at Hucknall, 6th inst.— A Man, b. 1886 to 1896, 5ft. 8 or 9in., thin build, c. pale, h. black, clean shaven, small chin, teeth discoloured, well spoken, speaks quickly ; dress, grey sack overcoat, grev trousers, grey Trilby hat, soft collar, black tie, boots, wore gold tiepin. Called at house and stated he was selling goods for an institution. Ascertained from maid that she was in the house alone, returned later and on door being opened entered house and committed the offence. Inf. to Supt. Rodgers, Nottingham.