POL MM CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, anil against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputea Thieves, and Offenders escaped fro ' i Custody, with the time, the place, and the circumstance of the. Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences who are known hut not in custody, and a Description of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity. Thr Names of Accomplices and Accessories, rvith every particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description, as accurate as / risible, of Prytnf, that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering tliem. No. 4221 MONDAY, MAKCH 5, 1866. Motlce.- It is requested that all communications for the pur- pose of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders or stolen property, may bear tile Signature of the person requiring or sending the same, and all applications in reference to the POLICE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to MR. W. D. BUltNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, . London, W. C. Whenever it is desired that any person should Uo appre- hended, and the Name is given, it is indispensably necessary that an Information should be made and sworn to before a Magistrate, of the Offence charged, and an attested copy thereof, together with the Advertisement, forwarded to the Editor for insertion. As no cliarge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all betters addressed to the Editor ninst be fireisaili, otherwise the insertion will not be made. It is requested that the Names and Descriptions of Deserters and Absentees from the Militia, as well as those from the regular Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, may be addressed to " The Under Secretary of State for War, War Office, Pall Mall, London, S. \ V.," as they cannot be published without his authority. INFORMATIONS fiaURlBER AND MAX. 2CIOUSX. Y WOUNDING. On the morning of the 26th ult. the body of a newly horn iemale child was found under a wall in Moira- street, Cardiff" ; it was wrapped in an old towel, some old linen, and a small piece of coburg cloth. At the coroners inquest'* lhe jury re- turned a verdict of ' wilful murder against some person or persons unknown.' £ 5 reward will be paid to whoever will give such information as will lead to the apprehension of the person, who placed the Body where it was found. Information to be given to Superintendent Stockdale, Cardiff, Glamorgan- shire.— Bow- street, March 2. On the 24th instant, the dead Body of a male child was found at Burscough, near Ormskirk, in a boat load of manure, which had been brought from Liverpool. An inquest has been held, and- a verdict of ' wilful murder against some person or persons unknown ' returned. Information to be given to the Constabulary Office, Ormskirk, Lancashire.— Boic- st., Feb. 28. On the 20th instant the dead body of a male infant Child was found in a privy vault, on the Normanton- road, Derby. An inquest has been held, and a verdict of * Wilful Murder against some person or persons ' returned. Information to be given to Chief Constable G. Ililton, Town Hall, Derby.— How- street, February 23. forg- EELY- Absconded from Macclesfield on the 17th instant, charged with having forged a Bill for £ 300 : WILLIAM TAYLOR, a silk manufacturer, about 24 or 26 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, pale complexion, dork hair, black moustache, no whiskers, and of gentlemanly appearance; generally dressed in dark clothes, and light grey overcoat ; it is supposed that he will have a large sum of money in his possession, and will emigrate. Information to be given to Superintendent Etchells, Maccles- field, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Boio- street, February 23. S ROBBERY AX* IS LARCENY FSOM THE PERSON. Stolen from the person of a genileinan in Ashley, on the night of the 24th ultimo, a duplex gold hunting Watch, maker Robert Roskell, No. 69287, with gold Albert Chain, Eocket, aud Key attached. A reward ot £ 3 will he given on recovery of the watch and apprehension of the offender. Infor- mation to he given to Detective Inspector Britnor, Altripcbain, Cheshire — Bow- street, March 5. Stolen from the perBon of a lady in Sheffield, on the evening <' f the 1st instant, a brown morocco leather Puree, containing a £ 50 Bank of England Note, dated 11504, Leeds, July 11, No. 87419 N | B. Whoever will give such informa- tion as shall lead to the recovery of the note and conviction of the offender or offenders shall receive £ 5 reward, on application to Chief Constable J ckson, Town Hall, Sheffield, Yorkshire. Boic- street, March 5. Stolen from the person of a gentleman in Sheffield, on the night of the 14th ultimo, a gold lever Watch, No. 61028, and a gold Albert Guard with a Guinea attached. £ 5 reward will be paid to any one who shall give such information as may lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property. Information to be given to Chief Constable Jackson, Town Hall, Sheffield, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, Mareh 5. Stolen from the person of a gentleman at Sunderland, on the 28th ultimo, two Watches : one a silver lever, maker " William Farquhar, London, No, 1441 ; the other a silver lever, maker John Marshall, Sunderland, capped and jewelled in six holes, enamelled dial, and engine- turned cases. Information to be given to Chief Constable Joseph Stainsley, Sunderland, Durham.— Bow- street, March 2. Stolen about 10 30 pan. on the Oth instant, from the person of a gentleman, in Cross- street, Manchester, a gold Watch, maker ' L. Beaver, Manchester, No. 48841,' had attached a long gold Chain. Any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the watch, shall receive £ 5 reward, on application to Captain Palin, Chief Constable, Towu llall, King- street, Manchester.— Bow- street, February 20. . Stolen on the 21st instant, from a gentleman at Cow cross- street Railway Station, a gold chronometer Watch, maker lioskell, Liverpool. — Metropolitan Police, G Division, Feb. 26. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. On the 23rd ultimo the house of Mary Morris, of Ilard- wick, Salop, was broken and entered, aud a pair of men's strong lace- up Boots, plain lace holes, square headed nails round heels, a row ot hobnails all round soles and one partially round, five or seven rows across the ball, stolen therefrom ; also a pair of cotton cord Trousers, about half worn, nearly white from frequent washing, were stolen from the garden. By THOMAS DAVIES, native of Berriew, Montgomeryshire, 30 years ot age, 6 feet U inches high, fair complexion, long and straight light hair, small sandy whiskers, little finger of left hand recently hurt by machinery ; dressed in round white slop with band round waist, plush sleeved waistcoat ( mixed colo- ir, red predominating), and the stolen trousers and boots. Will probably be found woiking at a farmhouse. Information to be given to Superintendent Baxter, Church Stretton, or to Sergeant J unes Lear, Police Statiun, Bishop's Castle, Salop, who holds a warrant tor liis apprehension.— Bow- st., March b. During the night of the 24th ultimo the dwelling- house of W. H. Miles, E- q., of Ham- grcen, near Bristol, was broken into, and the following articles stolen : an ivory Case with engraved monogram in black ' M F M,' containing a silver gilt Pencilcase, a stiletto Bodkin, a pair of Scissors, and a small Needlecase, all marked with a small star; a gold Pencilcase with plaiu white cornelian seal top ; a double silver topped Sceut- bottle, ' MFM' monogram on each end; a silver Thimble ; several pairs of Scissors ; a plated Cruet- stand; four plated Corner- stands, two round and two with tkiee leaves ; the silver Tops of two pepper bottles and mustard put; twelve silver handled Knives, crest—. 1 cat's head ; a silver hunting Flask, marked ' W. 11. Miles, Lei • h Court"; a small silver Cup, marked ' M. F. C.' ; two plated Tea Spoons, crest— a man's head ; uand about 14s. in silver. Entrance was effected by means of cutting a hole in the front door with a large centre bit. £ 10 reward - vill be given for such information as shall leid to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superintendent K. Jones, Long Ashton, near Bristol, Somersetshire.— Bow- st., March 2. During the niglit of the 21st instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. Audley, of Kingsley, was broken aud entered, aud the following property stolen : three snuff- coloured velveteen shooting Jacke. s, one of them has six pocuets, and the others four each ; six new white calico Shirts, part made ; three ditto, made up ; three pairs of men's Blucher Hoots, light make ; a pair of strong lace- up Boots, with luass holes, the light boot has a hole through the bottom ; a pair of woman's elastic- side Boots ; two pairs ot cloth buttoned Boots, nearly new ; two black cloth Capes ; a Paisley Shawl; two white Tablecloths ; a blue and white ditto; a white aud red ditto; a woman's grey woollen Shawl ; a Shirt Front and several Collars ; a white and red knitted Purse ; a leather clasp Purse; 6 yars of new blue and white Check ; three pairs of men's grey Stockings; a pair of leather Leggings ; a check Slop ; six Umbrellas ; two Parasols ; two black- handled Razors; a Likeness of a young man ; ditto of a young woman ;. two ladies' Falls ; three flannel Shirts ; several men's Scarfs ; a black felt Hat; five silver Tea Spoons, fiddle pattern, marked ' T. ^' H.; sixsilver Spoons, marked ' M. G.;' and £ 8 in Gold and Silver. Information to be given to Superintendent Gwynne, Tarporley, or to Sergeant Hilton, Police Office, Frodsbam, Cheshire. — Bow- street, February 26. During the night of the 23rd instant the dwelling house of the Rev. G. Alfree, Romanoff Cottage, Tunhridge Wells, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen there- from : 1 case of Mathematical Instruments in brass, with a set of Marquoise Scales, in a mahogany box, about 14 inches long. 1 case of Mathematical Instruments in german silver, in a rosewood box, about 7 inches long. 1 small double Opera or Field Glass in case. 1 rough dark blue Overcoat, plaid or check lining, two large pockets inside flap, one inside breast pocket, and one ticket pocket outside. 1 thin dark mixture Overcoat, breast pocket inside and ticket pocket outside. 1 dark blue leather Writing Case with Brauiah lock, containing a new buff coloured leather Purse, 10s. 6d. in Money, and a number of Memoranda and Letters addressed ' Mrs. Allfree.' 5 silver Thimbles— one engraved ' E. S.', one ' Forget•• me- not,' and one ' A present from Hastings.' 1 meerschaum Pipe- bowl, nearly new, with wash leather round it. 1 vol. Smith's Antiquities, in calf, morocco outside cover; 1 vol. Euclid; I vol. Virgil's Eclogues; 1 Hiddells' Dictionary, in cloth; I Bullman'i Sexilogues; 1 Chepmell's Course of History; 1 Xenoplwn; and 1 Homer's Iliad ; some have the name of ' Allfree' inside aud souie ' Barrett1 or ' Walker,' Information to be given to Superintendent Embery, Tunbridge Wells, Kent.— Bow- street, February 20. Stolen at Swindon, on the 24th instsnt, from a shop window, by taking out a pane of glas-, a silver lever consular Watch, jewelled in four holes, No. 211353 ; a silver verge con- sular Watch, No. 11076, a silver albert Chain attached; a silver verge hunting Watch ; and a small silver Geneva hunting Watch, No. 25288. Supp- se'd by two lads: one about 17 or 18 years of age, 6 feet 4 or 6 inches high; dressed in dark clothes, and black bowler hat. The other 12 or 13 years of age, dresstd in dark clothes and cap. Information to lie given to Superintendent llaynes, Wilts Constabury, Swindon.— How- street, February 20. Between 12 noon and 6 p. m. on the 20th instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. Richard Hill, of Tong, was broken Bud entered through the back clumber window, and the following property stolen therefrom: £ 8 7 » . in Gold and Silver; a yellow and white silk Handkerchief; a man's puce and white silk Scarf for neck ; a common brown brass Scurf Pin ; and a pair of magenta and white woollen Cuffs. Two men of the following description were seen loitering about the house: one about 20 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, slender, dark complexion and hair, thin features ; dressed in a dark overcoat and cap : the other about 17 years of age, 8 feet 1 or 2 inches high, fresh complexion, light hair, and stout; dressed in dark overcoat with velvet collar, and cap. Information to be civen to Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Bradford, Yorkshire.— liow- strect. February 23. Between the hours of 8 and 0 p. tn. ou the 20th instant, the dwelling- house of Henry Brace, EalJ., J. P., May field, Walsall, was broken and entered, and the lollowing property stolen therefrom : a black varnished leather Pocket Book, con- taining ten £ 5 Bank ot England Notes, part stamped ' Bilston Bank,' two Cheques payable to Goudall and Co., upon tile Burton Bank, one ditto drawn by the Londun and Caledonian Insurance Company, payable to Henry Brace ; 12 silver Table Forks, six laigt, six small; 18 silver Spoons, six Dessert, six Tea, one Gravv, three .- Salt ( marked ' R.'), two old- faBbioned Table; 2 silver Sauce Ladle% markid * B.'; 1 Butter Knife with pearl handle ; I pair ot silver Sugar Tungs; a lady's gold Watch, maker Dent, London, No. 1511113 ; a lady's gold Chain with pendant attached ; a gold Necklet, set in centre with blue enamel, pearl pendants attached; a malachite Shawl Brooch ( an anchor set in silver). £ 50 reward will be paid upon apprehension and conviction of the offender or cfltnders and recovery of the property ; a moiety of the said reward will be paid upon conviction, without recovery of the property. Information to be given to the Chief of the Borough Police, Walsall, Staft'oidslnre.— Bou>- strcet, February 23. A man 35 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches higll, well built, oval features, blotches und scrofula marks about face, dark brown hair ( cut short), no beard or whiskers; dressed in a light coloured witney top coat, and woollen cord trousers, is in custody ut Warminster, Wilis, on suspicion of having com- mitted several burglaries, and the fiillowing property is still missing: Stolen from Batliampton House, on 7th November last: a pair of silver- gilt Candlesticks, 14 inches high; a Bilver Ink Stand; a gold Mourning Ring, large green brilliant; a silver two- wheel miniatuie Dog Cart; an antique gold Ring ; three small silver- gilt Bottle Tops; an " gate Casket, set in gold ; a large silver Cruet Stand ; a small silver Tea Caddy ; two silver Table Spoons ; three silver Dessert Spoons; three silver Table Forks ; a large Sugar Bisin with top ; a pair of silver Sugar Tongs; two gold Thimbles, one marked ' G. B.'; a plated Flower Glass St-' iid; a revolving triangular gold Seal, with crest, ' H. A. J.,' and blue ston.: handle; most of the above have the crest— a lion rampant, the remainder initials ' H, A. J.' £ 30 reward. Also stolen on the 20th ultimo, the property of Mrs. Young, of Bemerton ; a dozen large silver For to,; a dozen 6mall ditto; five silver Table Spoons, some marked ' F.,' others' A.' in old English ; a dozen silver Tea Spoons, nmked ' P.'; a silver Gravy Spoon ; a silver Butter Knife ; two silver Fruit Knives, with pearl handles; a pair of silver Sugar Tongs; two silver Bedroom Candlesticks; a gold Ring with hair; a large gold Brooch, containing various coloured hair, set in form of the Prince of Wales' plume, bound with gold wheat ears, and pearls at bottom ; a pair of silver Salt Spoons; a Brooch with gold rim and white stone; a Brooch with gold rim and stones to imitate diamonds; a Mourning Brooch ' In Memory of'; two gold Pencil Cases, with sliding pen; a gold Napoleon, and several email silver Coins; most of the silver articles have the crest— a mailed arm with a broken spear. £ 10 reward. Also stolen on the 23rd December last, from Sedge Hill House, Wilts : a silver Inkstand, crest— five battle- axes in a wreath, and initials' G. T. B.'; a silver Bowl and Sifter, same crest; a silver Milk Pail and Ladle ; a silver Fish Slice and Fork ; two small silver Spoons and Forks for children; a Vinaigrette ; a flat silver Box, with monogram engravrd in centre ' BAGB.'; a gold Thimble; a plain silver Thimble; a double Scent Bottle, with silver- gilt tops; some gold and silver Coins. £ 10 reward. Also stolen on the 4th December last, fiom the Duke of Somerset's, Maiden Bradley : a gold and platina mixed long guird Chain ; a Seal Ring with gold Key; eight gold Vest Buttons, twist or cable pattern. £ 10 reward, 0 POLICE GAZETTE, March 5. The above rewards or either of them will be paid to any person giving such information as may lead to the recovery of the articles and conviction of the offender or offenders, or in pro- portion to the amount recovered, on application to the Chief Constable for Wilts, Rowde, Devizes, or to Superintendent Abbott, Warminster.— Bow- street, February 23. HORSE A3STD CATTLE STEALING Stolen from a meadow in Kingston- lane, near East- street, Epsom, Surrey, on the 2nd or 3rd instant, a bay Mare, 5 years old, 15 hands high, rough coat, long tail, Roman nee, and only partly broken ; also a dark brown cob Gelding, 14 hands high, no white except the saddle marks, a little lame in one of the fore feet. Information to he given at the ' Railway Tavern,' Epsom, Suirey.— Bow- street, March 5. Stolen between the S6th ultimo and 2nd instant, from a field on the Branstone- road, Burtoa- on- Trent, a half bred roan Mare, ai; ed, 15i hands high, black mane aud tail, light hair under the belly, in rather low condition, the property of Mr. J. Blaxley, of the ' George Hotel.' Iuformation to be given to Inspector Williams, Burton- on- Trent.— Bow- street, March 5. Stolen on the 28th ultimo, from a stable, No. 35, Little Russell- strcet,, Bloomsbury, a bright bay Horse, 6 years old, 14J hands high, in good condition, star on forehead, white streak down forehead, otf hind fetlock white, round shoe and leather on near fore toot; a spring Cart, painted lead colour, ' C. Jeakes & Co., Engineers, 61, Great Russell- street,' painted in black letters on side; a set of brass mounted Harness, complete ; a dark Horsecloth with red stripe ; and a corn Sack. — Metropolitan Police, E Division, Mat eh 5. Suppo- ed to have been stolen from a field adjoining the back of the cavalry barracks, Windsor, about the 25th ultimo, a black Gelding, about 14:; hands high. If stolen, £ 5 5s. re- ward will be paid to any person giving such iniormation as will lead to the aj prehension and conviction of the offender of offenders ; if strayed, £ 1 Is. will he paid on recovery of the gelding, on application to the Treasurer of the Windsor Association, Mr. W. S. Cantrell, High- street, Windsor. Infor- mation to be uiven to Inspector Reece, Police Station, Clewer. — Bow- street, March 6. Description of a man frequenting fairs with cattle dealers, who wasentiusted with a Horse on the 19th ultimo at Chertsey fair to take to Redhill, and has not since been heard of: about 35 years ot age, 5 feet 5 or G inches high, thick set, with long hair, and has the appearance of a gipsey ; dressed in a long smock frock, and black billycock hat. The horse is an iron grey gelding, about 15 ^ hands hign, brougham tail, 7 years old, with a riding saddle and cart bridle on. Information to be given to Superintendent Rogers, Reigate, Surrey.— Bow- st., March 2. Further information respecting the bay mare Pony stolen from Brook's Farm, Stocking Pelham, on the evening of the 22nd ultimo : two men ot the following description were seen leading the pony through Hadham in the direction of the Londou- road: one 21 years of age, 5 ft. 5 or 6 in. high, whiskers shaved off, dark complexion, and looks very ill; dressed iu a light rough coat and dark trousers ; the other about 18 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 6 inches high, dressed in dark coat aud trousers : they are brothers, natives of Clavering, Essex, but now reside in Raglan- street, Kentish Town- road, London( Information to be givi- n to Inspector Ryder, Bishop Stortford, Herts.— Bow street. March 2. Stolen at Ashprington, Devon, during the night of the 27th uliiino, a dark bay cob Hors*, aged, about 14 hands 1 in. high, both hind feet white, the tore feet turn inwards, switch tail, crooked hocks, long thin neck aud rather large head. Information to be given to Superintendent Vaughan, Devon Constabulary, Kingsbridge.— Bow- street, March 2. Further particulars respecting the in- foal Mare and Cob stolen from husborne- Crawley, B. ds, on the night of the 21st advertised in tne Police Gazette of the 23rd instant: two horses answering the description were traced through Whetstone, Middlesex, at 7 o'clock on the evenihg of the 22nd instant, to the ' Bald- faced Stag' at Finchley, in charge of a boy, who said he brought them from South Mimms for his master; a man in a cart carrying a dead horse joined him there, and left about 8 o'clock with the hordes, from which point the trace was lost, but on the following morning ( 23rd), two gipsy horse dealers, named RILEY BELDOM and EDMUND HEARN, who are sus ccted of having committed the robbery, were seen. at Bushey, llerts, and it is ascertained that they brought to a stable belonging to the said Hearn, at Bushey, during the night ol the 22nd instant, two horses answering the description of those stolen. The in- foal mare, it was said, was sold on the 23rd to one Darvill, a carrier, of Watford, Herts, and the cob was said to have been sold to one Deacon, of Hemel Hempstead, Herts, on the 24th inst. ; this account is believed to be untrue, and it is supposed that the two horses were suddenly removed from Bushey by way of Hemel Hempstead and Berkhampstead on the 24th, as two similar horses were seen about 4 p. m. on that day at Hemel Hempstead, going in a direction for Berk- hampstead, Chesham, Rickmansworth, Shepherd's Bush, & c. Information to be given to Superintendent Young, Woburn, Beds.— Bow- street, February 28. Supposed stolen from a field near Westbury, on the nigh of the 22nd instant, a wether Sheep, spot of red lead on shoulder, aud marked ' J. 0.' iu pitch on the rump. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Ivins, County Police Office, Shrewsbury, or to Police Constable ( 7) Dovey, Police Station, Ivy End, near Shrewsbury, Salop.— Bow- street, February 26. Supposed stolen between the 17th and 21st instant, from Chatley Common, a grey Gelding, from 4 to 5 years old, about 13 hands high, long tail, long rough coat, and in fair condition, the property of Mr. A. Weston. Information to be given to Superintendent Jenner, Lewes, Sussex, or to P. C. J. Phipps, Chailey Police Station.— Bow- street, February 26. Stolen on the night of the 22nd instant, about 7 p. m from a farm yard at Stocking, Herts, a bay mare Pony, 14 hands high, 6 years old, white star on the forehead : supposed by two costermongers from London, and traced in that direction the same night. Information to be given to Inspector Oliver, Buntingford, Herts.— Boa- street, February 26. Description of HENRY HIMES, alias HENRY ALLEN, charged on warrant with stealing two Horses at Tudley, on the 14th instant ( with two other men in custody) : he is about 20 years of age, short and stout, no whiskers, dark hair and com- plexion ; dressed in grey worsted cord trousers, round jacket, and blue worsted cap with peak of same material, and a speckled band round it; he is a native of Stanworth, near Hounslow. Information to be given to Superintendent Dance, Police Court, Tunbridge, Kent .- Bow- street, February 23. Supposed stolen between the 11th and 14th instant, from a field near the Pershore- road, Worcestershire, a dark brown horse Pony, black legs, no shoes, 3 years old, rough coat with some grey hairs, white spot on forehead, has a blemish from blister on the off fore leg below the knee, bang tail, and crupper marked. Information to he given at the Detective Oliice, Birmingham.— B< - street, February 23. LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT Absconded from Lewes, Sussex, on the 28th ultimo, a man of the following description, charged with felony : SAM JENNER, about 24 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, light complexion and hair, J brown wi iskers meeting under the chin, is a labourer ; dressed in white slop, moleskin trousers, red comforter, black cloth cap, and heavy navvy boots. Infor- mation to hp given at the Chief Constable's Office, or to Super- intendent James Jenner, Lewes, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- stieet, March 6. Description of two men charged with felony : JOHN COX, 30 years of age, 5 Jeet £ inch high; dressed in short, j black coat, cord trousers and vest, and wideawake hat. WILLIAM DAY, 26 yeais of age, 5 feet 8 iuches high, , blotches oil face, marked with the letter ' D ', bayonet wound j on thigh ; dressed in white slop, cord trousers, and black cloth cap. Boih belong to the West Essex Militia. Information to • be given to Superintendent Simpson, Springfield, Chelmsfoid, j | Essex, who holds a warrant for tfieir apprehension.— Bow- \ street, March 5. Description of GEORGE STOKES, who abscinded from ' the Hastings Union House, at Ore, on the 21st ultimo, taking with him a suit of the Union Clothes, a canvas Slop, and a pair j ot hop- sacking Trousers : 35 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, i i stout make, full lace, fair complexion, brown hair, and fine sandy whiskers; dressed in the union dress, viz., fustian jacket, vest, and trou^ em, all marked ' Hastings Union,' or ho may be wearing the canvas slop and hop sacking trousers. Information to be given to Superintendent Jeffeiy, Guestling, or to Seigeant Manabridge, Ore, Sussex, who holds a wurrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 6. Stolen on the 1st instant, from the ' White Hart' inn, Crowborough, Rotherfield, a black silk Handkerchief, double twilled. By a man of the following description : a miner, 27 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high, swarthy complexion, large full eyes, hair cut short, slight figure, stoops when walking ; dres- ed in old moleskin jacket, vest, and trousers, red and white comforter, old dirty cloth cap, and heavy half- boots Information to be given to Superintendent Bennett, Uckfield. or at any Police Station in East Sussex.— Bow- street, March 5. Stolen from the ' Anchor' public- house, Basingstoke, during the night, of the 1st instant : a grey cloth Topcoat, lined with black silk, dark hone buttons; two woollen neck Wrappers, one Scotch pattern, the other red ; a dark brown neck Scarf; a pair of Boots with brass eyelet- holes, new clumps ; a pair of half- Wellington Boots, worn, welt on inside of each boot, tipped anil nailed ; a pair ot black cloth Trousers ; a black cloth sleeved Waistcoat; a brown cloth Coat, pockets at sides, brown bone buttons ; a glazier's Diamond with oak handle ; a mac intosh coat ; a gold scurf Pin set with blue stones ; and 6s. 6d. in Silver. By an Irish tramp, who slept in the house and broke out at night, 27 to 30 years of age, about 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, tbin built, rather round features, fresh com- plexion, rather Roman nose pointed at top, small dark 1 whiskers meeting under chin, dark hair ; dressed in the stolen clothes with deerstalker hat. Information to be wiven to Superintendent M. Hibberd, Basingstoke, Hants.— Bow- street, Match 5. EDWARD MAGUINESS, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 26th ultimo, charged with stealing an Over oat at Pennal, Merioneth, has been committed for trial at Bala Assizes.— Bow street, March 2. Absconded on the 26th ultimo, from Harbledown, Kent, | charged with stealing a Watch ( since recovered), a man, 21 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 incheB high, fair complexion, brown hair and eyes, no whiskers, scars from a burn all round neck, cheek, chest, and back, mouth drawn to the right side from the burn, two moles on lower part of left cheek, scar over left eyebrow, thick nose; dressed in black billycock hat, short fustian j icket, or a short grey tweed coat, dark waistcoat with sle. ves, cord breeches and leather leggings ; has been employed as a waggotier on a larui, but may be found digging in hop grounds. Information to be given to Superintendent Walker, Kent County Constabulary, Cantor bury.— Bow- street, March 2. Description of REUBEN FORD, a native of Uttoxeter, who has served several years iu the 1st Battalion, 23rd Foot, and was in the Crimean War, and has three medals, against whom a warrant is issued, for having on the 26th ultimo, at Uttoxeter, stolen a black cloth Coat and Vest ; a black silk hat Band ; a light coloured Shawl ; and other Articles, the property of his father, Wiham Ford : he is about 6 feet 10J inches high, oval face, dark complexion, dark brown hair, and wears a tuft of hair on chin ; dressed in a low round black hat, dark jacket, light waistcoat and trousers ; he has been several times convicted of felony, and was discharged on the 24th ult. from Chester Castle, where he had been imprisoned four months for felony. He is likely to endeavour to obtain money or goods by false pretences, aud pretends to be able to cure rheumatism ; is fond of low company and very talkative. Infoimation to be given to Inspector Crisp, Uttoxeter, who holds the warrant, or at any Police Station in Staffordshire.— Bow- street, March 2. Absconded from South Shields on the 17th ultimo, charged with larceny, JOHN BELL, about 25 years of age, 5 teet 6 or 7 inches high, proportionate make, fair complexion, no whiskers, slight moustache, light brown hair, thin face, rather large mouth, and dressed in dark cloth jacket, light cord trousers and vest, cloth cap wiih peak ; he belongs to the Durham Militia Artillery, has been hawking oysters about public- houses, but latterly has been dealing in potatoes. It is supposed that he has a relative in Northpetherton, Somerset- shire. Information to be given to Chief Constable Richardson, South Shields, Durham, who holds a warrant for his apprehen- sion.— Bow street, March 2. Description of HENRY READ, who absconded from Saxtead on or about the 1st instant, charged with embezzling the sum of 15s., a quantity of Grease, and two Horses, the property of his master, Mr. George Butcher, of Saxtead, grease manufacturer : about 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, brown hair, ginger coloured whiskers, and is a native of Ipswich ; dressed when he absconded in a blue overcoat, brown dress coat, woollen cord trousers, light lace- up shoes with' brass eyelet holes, and has the appearance of a groom ; is now supposed to be employed in some stable in London. He is a married man, his wife belongs to Reading ; Read belongs to the West Suffolk Militia. Information to be given to Inspector Fisher, of Frainlingham, East Suffolk Constabulary, who'holds a warrant for his apprehension.— B tw- s'reet, February 28. Description of GEORGE CHESTON, late a commercial traveller, charged with embezzling £ 4 16s. 3d., the moneys of Daniel and Thomas Kain, of Bradford s reet, Birmingham, his masters : he is about 60 years ot age, 5 feet 5 inches high, round shoulders particular the left, high cheek hones, long grey beard and miiustache, little or no whiskers, light coloured hair, large bony hands, and is a native of Worcestershire; dressed iu dark clothes. Information to he given to G. Glossop, Chief of Police, Biimingham, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 28. Description of THOMAS KILBURN, who is charged with stealing froin the house of George Tuseltmd, at Kettering, 1 pair of Sheets, 1 Countei pune, leome children's Clothes, 1 pair of men's new Stockings, 1 black cloth Coat and Waistcoat ; the above articles were tied up in two bundles. Kalburii left Kettering by a midday train on the 22nd instant, in company with Toselands wife ; she was dressed in a white stiaw bonnet, red strings and a black and white check shawl ; had a baby four months old with her. They took tickets for Wellingborough, but it is supposed that they went fuither. Itilburn will piobablp seek for work on a railway or other public work. Information to be given to the Superintendent, Police Office, Kettering, Northamptonshire.— Bow- street, February 28. Stolen between 2 30 and 4 p. m. on the 22nd instant, from a dwelling- house in Manchester, the following property, viz.; a silver lever hunting Watch, with double cases, capped and jewelled in f « ur holes, No. 32370, had a silver Guard attached, with long hollow links, and short links between, several of the long links are ding, d ; a small silver Geneva Watch, very flat, white dial and gold hands, ' Cylinder Capped' on the outside of inner case, with plain silver Guard attached ; a pair of men's new elastic- side Boots; a rough diab Overcoat, with two outside pockets in skirt and one ditto in left breast, bound up the sides with braid and liutd with drub twilled stuff; a pair of black cloth Trousers, nearly new j a black cloth Cap with peak ; and a red and white cotton Handkerchief. By a lodger, a labourer at chemical works, 22 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, stoutly made, pale face, lignt complexion, no whiskers, walks lame from rheumatism, in a delicate state of health, and was recently an iu- patient ot the Manchester Royal Infirmary ; supposed to be dressed in the stolen property. Any person giving such iuformation as will lead to his apprehension, and recovery of the property, shall receive £ 1 reward. Information to be given to Superintendent Godbv, B Division Police Station, Livesey- street, or at any ot the Police Stations in the city of Manchester.— liov street, February 26. Absconded from Newcastle under- Lyne, charged with embezzlement, JOHN SHUFFLEBOTHAM, a hatter, 62 years of age, about 5 feet 10 inches hich, stout build, fresh complexion, hair and whiskers turning grey ; dressed in black cloth dress coat, vest, aud trousers, aud black tommy hat; supposed gone to Glasgow. Information to be given to Super intendent John Williams, Newcastle- under- Lyne, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- s: reet, February 26. Absconded on the 19th instant, from his employar at Richmond, embezzling £ 1 Os. 7d.: HENRY HAM, a porter, 18 years of age, 5 ft et 4 inches high, fair complexion, and black hair ; dressed in brown overcoat and trousers, muller- cut down hat and narrow crimson ribbon. Warrant issued.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, February 26. Absconded on the 17th instant, from the ' Brazen Nose' public- house, Upper Lisson- street, Lisson Grove, stealing a cash Box, containing £ G0 in Gold, £ 3 in Silver, some Bills and receipt Stamps, and 2 linen Bags : a man, 28 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, complexion, hair, whiskers, ( small and slight), dark moustache, and four teeth deficient in upper jaw ; dressed in light mixture jacket and vest, dark tiousers, and muller hat.-— Metropolitan Potice, D Division, February 26. Absconded from Aberbery, in the parish of Aberystwith, Monmouthshire, on the 16th instant, ANTHONY JONES, a booking clerk on the Western Valleys Railway, taking with him several sums of Money, the property ot the Monmouth- shire Railway and Canal Company : he is about 24 or 25 years of age, £ feet 6 inches high, stoutly built, full face, dark brown hair and whiskers pointed at the chin, rather fair complexion, and supposed to be a native of Carmaithenshire ; dressed, when last seen, in a < iaik coat and vest, brown trousers, grey overcoat with velvet collar, much worn, and black bowlor hat. Infor- mation to he given to Superintendent Hill, Western Valleys Railway, Newport, Monmouthshire, who holds a warrant for liis apprehension.— Bow- street, February 26. Description of THOMAS WILLIAMS, alias JOHN TEsTER, who absconded from his lodging in the parish of Ashburnham, gussex, on the 21st ultimo, charged with stealing a cotton Dress, the property of Thomas Crouch : about 25 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, light complexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, and dressed in a light witney coat and vest, grey cloth trousers, black billycock hat, and elastic- side boots ; he is a stone sawyer, and left Ashburnham in company with Mr. Crouch's daughter, a girl about 17 years of age. Infor- mation to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Thompson, Court House, Battle, Sussex, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 23. Absconded from Mosely, near Birmingham, on the 14th instant, charged with having on the 30th of March last, frauduently appropriated to his own use the sum of £ 500, the monies of Anne Allen and others, of which he was a trustee under a will : CHARLES HALFORD, late of Newbold, Worcestershire, miller, about 60 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, slight make, sallow complexion, small features, prominent grey restless eyes, plausible address, quick walk, grey hair, and large grey whiskers ; he usually wears a high crowned hat, and is of respectable appearance; supposed to have gone to Liverpool, or some other seaport town with an intention to emigrate to America or Australia. Information to be given to Superintendent Thompson, fehipston- on- Stour, who holds the warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, February 23. * Absconded from Pontefract, stealing on the 20th instant a grey- cloth shooting Jacket, ( since recovered) : a man, about 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, fresh complexion, sandy hair, and whiskers cut short; dressed in a blue cloth jacket or coat, and dark cloth cap with leather peak. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Fearnside, Town Hall, Pontefract.— Bow- street, February 23. FELONIES CNot otherwise described J. Stolen on the 22nd instant, from Penwyllt, Breoon, HELEN LYNCH, 3 years of age, stout and healthy, fair complexion, light hair ( in curls), small hole from chicken pox March 5. POLICE GAZETTE. 9 between the eyebrows; dressed in a dark frock, white pinafore, and plaid petticoat. By a tramp about 40 years ot' age, daik complexion, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high ; dressed in an old swinger coat, old daik trousers, and jimcrow hat. Information to be given to the Chief Constable of Breconshire, or to Sergeant Jones, Ystradgunlais.— Bow- street, February 26. Description of two men who have absconded, charged with rape at Northmolton, Devonshire. PHILIP THORNE, of Southmolton, farm labourer, about 19 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 6 inches high, stout built, fair complexion, full lace, dark hair : and WILLIAM HOYLE, ot Northmolton, farm labourer, about 19 years of age, 6 teet G or 7 inches high, light hair, lair complexion, thin features, turns out his toes. They have been working together on the Devon aud Somerset Railway. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Wood, Devon Con- stabulary, Southmolton. who holds a warrant for their appre- hension.— Bow- street, February 23. FRACTBS AMD AGGRAVATEB MISDEMEANOURS. Absconded from Middlesbrough, on the 14tli ultimo, charged with obtaining a silver patent lever Watch, under false aud fraudulent pretences, on the 12th ultimo : JOHN THOMPSON, draper ' a assistant, native of Middlesbrough, about 23 years of age, 6 feet 3 or 4 inches high, pale com- plexion, liglrt hair, and stoutly made. Information to be given to Cnief Superintendent E. J. Saggerson, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— How- street, March 5. LUCAS, committed for trial at the next quarter sessions to be given to Head Constable Turrall, Cambridge. — Bow- street, holden at Kirton Lindsey on the 6th proximo, for picking "—*' ° pockets : 30 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, dark brown hair, whiskers shaved off, a tuft of brown hair on the chin, and a small moustache ; dressed in a round black telt hat, black cloth inverness cape, dark ribbed cloth chesteifield great- coat, a black cloth dress coat, wide black velvet collar, grey mixture cloth vest and troupers, lace- up boots with brass eyelet- holes, and is of smart appearance ; states he has b>< en living in Hull for the last two months, but is a native of Birmingham, and is by trade a gasfitter, and agent for Mr. James White, ot Bir- mingham, manufacturer of gas burners. It. is strongly suspected that he lias been previously convicted, and that he has com- mitted offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Super- intendent Wynne, Lincolnshire Constabulary, Gainsborough. — Bow- street, March 5. Description of RICHARD SWABEY, and GEORGE RICHARDS, in custody at, Buckingham, charged with stealing a quanti'y ot Jew; ellery and other property, fro n the ' Reindeer ' inn, at Westbury, on the 26tli ulti. uo : Richard Swabey, late of High- street/ llouuslow, upholsterer, 20 years of age, 6 teet l'i iiches high, light bluo eyes, dark brown hair, lair com- plexion, slight build ; dressed in a low crowned bat with a red band, black striped dress coat, dark brown vest, black cloth trowsers, lace up boots, black cloth overcoat, pocket on the outside, and a white woollen comforter, marked ' for Mr. Smith, Kingston,' about 6 months ago. George Richards, 14, Hart- street, Hammersmith, freuchpolieher, 18 years of age, 5 f et 3 inches high, long black hair, brown eye*, fresh complexion ; dressed in a black low c> owned hat with a red band, brown coat, breast pocket outside aud two hip pockets, black cloth vest, brass buttons stamped with an anchor, dark speckled trousers sup- Description of a man charged with obtaining £ o 10s. by false pretences at Swerford. on the 27th ultimo by r « pr8-| d ^ - " b b, Utf — d ^ w uk kl£. senting himself to be a railway contractor 22 or 23 y ® * rs £ nd elastic side boots, age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, tair complexion, no whiskers ; dressed in black cloth coat, dark trousers and vest, high crowned billycock bat, red scarf with a large pin with white stone, bright leather leggings, and water tight boots ( nearly new), mor- ton Buckingham.-,^ street, March 5. gold guard and watch, information to be given to Super- intendent Lakin, Chipping Norton, Oxon.— Bow- st., March 2. It is susptcted that they have committed offences elsewhere, and that they have been previously con- victed. Information to be given to Superintendent Sargent, Steeple Claydon, Winslow, or to Inspector Breene, Maids- Description of a man charged with obtaining 13s. by fals pretences, at Well, in the North Riding ot Yorkshire, on the 15th instant, named WILLIAM SCRUTON ( supposed to be • fictitious) : about 40 y ars of age, miildle height, dark com- plexion, daik hair turning grey, overhanging brow, rather slender figure, and dressed in a sleeved cord vest and trousers, green and drab plaid cap, and lace- up boots ; his right hand is tied up in a white cloth, supposed to have been crushed. In- formation to be given to Inspector Alderson, Beddale, or to Superintendent Walmsley, Leyburn, North Riding of York- shire.— Bow street, Febiuary 23. INFORMATIONS. Description of MICHAEL RILEY, committed for trial at the Aylesbury Assiz- s on the 9ih instant, on two charges of felony, 24 years of age, 5 feet 4^ inches high, black hair in- clined to curl, whiskers shaved off, large nose, oval face, and proportinate make ; dressed in aAilack greasy jacket and vest, brown corduroy trousers much worn, old lace up boots wiih brass eyelet holes, cloth cap with peak, and a red woollen scarf. It is suspected he has committed offinces iu Oxfordshire, or Warwickshire. Information to be given to Superintendent Denson, Aylesbury, Bucks— Bow- street, March 6. Description of RICHARD HAILEY, committed for trial at the Ay leabury Assizes ou the 9; h instant for burglary : be is 20 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, well made, darn brown hair, small whiskers, Iresh complexion, freckled, and markud ' D ', is a deserter from the 23rd foot; dressed in a dark melton cloth jacket with pockets outside and one on left breast, corduroy vest with white horn buttons, dark woollen mixture trorsers with raised seams down the sides, black billycock hat, and strong nailed boots with brass ey< let holes. It is suspected he has committed offences in Oxfoidshire and Warwickshire. Information to be given to Superintendent Denson, Aylesbury, Bucks.— Bow- street, Match 5. Description of a man charged with an indecent assault on a girl in a railway carriage, on the 18th ultimo: JAMES MOORE, late a guard on the London and South- Western Railway, 22 years of age, 6 feet 1J inch high, fresh com- plexion, little whiskers : diessed in dark cloth overcoat and blue cloth cap. Has been a constable iu the B Division of Metropolitan Police. Warrant issued.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, March 2. Missing, since the 26th ultimo, ARTHUR JAMES COLLYER 18 years of age, 6 feet inches high, fair com- plexion, dark hair and eyes, full face ; dressed in a black coat and vest, grey top coat with black silk collar. It is supposed some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Bent, Godalming, Surrey.— Bow- street, March 2 Description of two men committed for trial at the next Lewes Assizes for burglary at Chichester : WILLIAM WELCH, 23 years of age, 6 feet 6J inches high, lair com- plexion, reddish hair, wmskers shaved off, blue eyes, round face, prominent ears, pointed nose, delicate looking, slight scar on forehead, small mole right side of chin, two or three small scars on lace, anchor and star on left hand, thistle and ' J. 1).' on right arm, four dots and ' J.' on left arm ; states he comes Irom Newcastle. WILLIAM ALLEN, 26years ot age, 6 feet inches high, proportionate make, ruddy complexion, thin brown hair, whiskers shaved off, dark hazel eyes, long face, nose turned to lelt, prominent forehead, scar across right cheek bone and under left, nyo, morose looking ; save he is a native uf Taunton, aud has been working as groom wnere navvy work was going on at Hilsea, Plymouth, Torquay, \ has an anchor on right arm, and ring on middle finger ot leli hand. They are supposed to have • been previously convicted, or to have committed offocifes elsewhere. Iuioriuation to be given to Chief Superintendent Everett, City Police Office, Chichester, Sussex.— Bjic- strect, March 1. Remanded fro\ n Buw- street Police Court, until 11 a. m. ou the 3rd uli., charged with fraudulently obtaining Money by advertising loam, iu th « : provincial newopapeis: GEORGE ESsEN, alias CHARLES HERBERT, alias MARSHALL, 23 yeais of age , 6 leel 8 inches high, dark hair brushed up in front, hazel * yes, sUght dark moustache and beard, aquiline nose, daik cc . mplexVon ; dieased ill dark clothes and felt hat: of ao- e' 5 feet 7l and WILLiAm CHARLEs ALLEN, ot No. 21, Frith- street, ' ' - - - ' Soho, nieit; Cal assistant, 6 feet 6^ inches high, brown hair, grey eyes, » lijf' at moustache and beard, straight nose, tair com- plexion.^ diesaed iu drab clothes and hat, of gentlemanly appears , lCe.— Metropolitan Folic., F Division, March 2. D escription of a man apprehended at Bury St. Edmund'a, for b aving i" bis possession 3 ot the 9 pairs of Bouts stolen irou1 a shoemaker's shop in Cambridge, aud advertised in the W 1Ce Gazette of the 23rd ultimo, the other six pairs are not ief ; 0vered : be gives the name of DANIEL BROWN, a MISCELLANEOUS Description of a licence holder who has failed to report himself at the Central Police Station, Bristol, as required by the « Penal Servitude Act, 1864': JOHN DAVIES, No. 2020, © 0 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, dark brown hair, fresh complexion, grey eyes, scar on forehead, scar left side of upper lip, scar between thumb and finger of right hand, scar on right knee, scars back of right forearm, mole front of right armpit, both little fingers crooked, and lost upper front tooth ; was sentenced to 6 years' penal servitude at Birmingham, 24th of October, 1861 ; his sentence will expire on the 24 th of October, 186G. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Haudcock, Bristol.— Bote- street, March 5. Absconded from Sevenoaks, on the 28th ultimo, charged with unlawfully wounding Ed ward Lawrenee : a man about 19 years of age, 6 feet high, thin face, no whiskers, and dark brown hair ; dressed in cord trousers, drab cloth jacket and vest, black cloth cap with peak ; he has relations living at Clerkenwell, and is likely to seek employment on railway works. Information to be given to Superintendent Colinan, Police Court, bevenoaks.— Bow- street, March 5. Description of a man committed for trial at the next Maidstone Assizes, to be holden on the 13th instant, for bur- glary, who gave the name of JOHN BAKER, a native of Stroud, Kent : about 35 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, dark complexion, brown hair and whiskers ( small), slightly pockpitted, and dirty appearence ; oressed in cord trousers, pilot jacket, and blue cloth cap. It is supposed he has been previously convicted. Information to be giveu to Superinten- dent R- Dance, Kent Constabulary, New Court House, Tun- bridge.— How- street, March 5. Description of licence- holders who have failed to report themselves at Metropolitan Police Stations, as required by the C Penal Servitude Act, 1864 ' : HARRIET LEE, No. 4351. 2G yea. es of age, 5 feet 2 inches hi « - ta, dark complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, scar on left arm, mole on light cheek and arm ; was sentenced to 4 years' penal servitude at Surrey Sessions for larceny ; her sentence will expire on 14th September, 181) 6. * MICHAEL FITZGERALD, No. 3879, 36 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, dark complexion, dark hair, hazel eyes, much pitted, ^ freckled, and hump back ; was sentenced : o 4 years' > enal servitude at Lewes, for larceny ; his sentence will expire, IsitU October, 1863. GEORGE TUCKER, No. 1353, 33 years of age, 5 feet 7i inches high, dark complexion, black hair, hazel eyes, mole on middle of back, scar on back of right hand ; was s ntencod to 5 years' penal servitude at Middlesex Sessions for larceny from the person ; his sentence will expire 2nd June, 1866 CHARLES THOMAS, No. 1618, 22 year inches high, fair complexion, brown liair, grey eyes, lost left leg, marked on both hands, several small moles on throat; w as sen- tenced to 4years'penal servitude at Middlesex Sessions, tor lar- ceny, previous conviction ; his sentence will expire, 18th May, 1866. These licence- holders cannot be found at tiieaddres. es given by them, and they are to be apprehended by any Constable, if seen, at any time prior to date of expiration of sentence, and the fact reported immediately to the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, 4, Whitehall- place. London S. W-— Metropolitan p uuter, 35 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, Police% March 5. ' 1 iirrMm Imir. lieht huy. nl eves, sliirht. lv nocknitted. March 2. Further particulars respecting JAMES WATKINS, advertised in the Polite Gazette of the 26th ultimo, as com- mitted for trial at the next Poole Sessions, for breaking and • entering two ships in Poole harbour: must of the property stolen has been recovered ; he is diesstd in a short- cut coat with light brown buttons and pockets at sides, brown check trousers and vest, faucy flannel shirt, and black billycock hat. In his possession was lound a large blue pilot cloth Coat, with large black bone buttons, hutton- holes ami cuat made with blue worsted, and lined with old dark cloth; a small Case, containing a Lancet, maker S. Marr, London, in tortoiseshell handle ; a pewter Whistle, in r- hape of a horse's leg; a small Telescope; a Pocket hook, with several of the leaves torn out, with Almanac for 1802. and the following memoranda in pencil, Portsmouth, Sunday, February 18th, Fine weather and light, winds, Wind SE„ 12 noon,' in ink, " 66 Grots, March 11th, 1863,' aud ou the fly- leaf on the right hand aide of the book, ' Se'dlet,' and ' P, 0. Wa'crs ;' a Clothes Brush; a Syringe ; and a Testament; the whole of the articlrs are supposed to have been stolen in a seaport town. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Police, Office, Poule, Dorset.— Bom- street, March 2. Missing from Ilinstock, Salop: MARY ROBERTS, a native of Llanfyllin, Montgomeryshire, 17 years of age, 4 feet 10 iuches high, dark bro wn hair, speaks with a Welsh accent, and very stout. It is tared some ill lias befallen her. Infor- mation to be given to Police Constable Needs, Hinsiock, Salop. — Bow- street, February 28. Description of THOMAS LEWIS alias SMITH, alias DOCTOR, whu is iu custody at farringdon, and remanded until the lit proximo, charged with obtaining money by false pretences from several persons; about 56 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, stout made, full fresh face, very grey hair and wliiskera; dressed in a long opera smock fr. ck, over a dark coat, light cord breeches, brown leather leggings, heavy nailed shues, and black billycock hat It is supposed that he has been previously eonvicted and that he has committed offences elsewhere. Infui toa'iun to be given to Superintendent Charles Coleman, Berks Constabulary Farringdon.— Uoic- tt„ February 26. Description of a commercial tr& vdler in custody at Chester, and remanded until the 1st proximo, charged with stealing a Greatcoat and Umbrella from a temperance hotel: GEORGE JOHN COOPER BARLOW, 37 years of age, 5 feet U. j inches high, light brown hair, slirlit squint, sandy whiskers, proportionate make ; resides at Hulme, Manchester, and travels in the paper, elastic web. aud needle trade. Had in his possession, supposed to have beeu stolen, a large Anti- macassar, 14 yard by J yard, and a uiotber o'- pearl Cigar Case. Desciiption ot the property stolen, which has not been found : a drab Oxiord mixture witney Coat, Chesterfield wake, black velvet collar, two outside pockets villi flaps and ticket pocket, maker's name, ' Savage, Worcester,' on loop ; a green silk Umbrella, paragon frame, light bniuboo cane handle with rough buckhoru gibut the tup and a riug of plaited silver round where joined to tile cane. It isfupposed that he llaB cummitted similar uffeuces elsewhere aud has lieen previously convicted. Information to be given to tile Chief Constable, City Police, Chester.— Bou- uree;, February 26. Description of a woman named EMILY FLORENCE HURNARD TAYLOR, committed to Bedford Gaol for Vagrancy, who refuses to give any account of herself further than thai she was born at Toronto, Canada, and lately resided at East Coroca, states that her hue'iand was a surgeon, and at other times that he was a solicitor, has brothers and other rela- tives, but declines stating where, and that she had a small income of her own, but lately had fallen into difficulties. Ou her per- son was foaud 10s. 4d. iu money, an alpaca umbrella in oilskin case with black handle inlaid with ivory or bone; suspended rouud her waist in a . calico bag a copy of Bradshaw'a Railway Guide for January, 1866 ; a pair ot goloshes, nearly new ; a hair brush, two small phials, two pair ol stockings, and a small pearl handled penknife, hhe is between 40 and 46 years of age, 5 feet high, fair complexion, of good address, lelt eye de- fective and nearly closed, and right baud crippled as if fiom paralysis, and dressed in a while straw bonnet trimmed with green ribbon and black lace, black veil, a large drab cloak trimmed with chocolate coloured braid, black coburg dress ( skirt and jacket), the jacket is trimmed with white beads, the bottom part of her petticoat, is red about half a yard deep, and spring- side boots. Information to be given to Mr. R. E Roberts, Governor of Gaol, Bedford.— Bow- street, February 26 Description of two men committed to the next Liverpool Assizes fur housebreaking and stealing a large quantity of plate on the 10th instant : JOHN SHARROCK, alias SHELLEY, or SKELLY, 25 yeji'j of age, 5 teet 4 inches high, light com- plexion, I14I1I brown hair, grey eves, slightly pockpittsd, a small scar on forehead, and has Inst u small portion oil the end of left thumb ; dreaseil in a rongh grey mixture tweed shooting jacket, with pockets outside, and one outside left breast, blue pilot doth vaistcoat, liubt mixture trousers, black hat, aud side- spring Imots. JOHN JONES, 23 years of aje, 5 leet !) J inches high, pain complexion, light browu liair, grey eyes, thiu, prominent nose ; diessed iu a blue surtout c. at, buttons tight te him, large sleeves, and waistcoat, blue and green plaid truu. ers, old elastic side boots, and cockleshell billycock hat. Th y speak with a south country accent, and it is believed that they have been previously convicted. Information to be given to Superintendent Fowler, Police Office, Prescot, Lancashire. — bt. vrstreet, February 20. Description of a tramp - who is ccttnmitted for trial at th » quarter sessions to bo holden at Ipswich on the 9th instant charged with stealing a Shilling at Beccles. oq the 26th nit. he gave the name of JOHN SULLIVAN, of Birmingham n> 48 to ,50 years of age, about 5 feet 7 01 8 inches high, J' hair and whiskers, and has lost all his tee- fch ; dressed iiv ' jark cloth wideawake hat, black cloth frock coa t, check scarf, fiark trou- ers, and lace- up hoots ; is well acquain ted with mt mhers of the prize rin- r, and is supposed to be ws uited for • offences elsewhere, or to have been previously convicu Infv , rtn » tioii to be given to the Police, Beccles, Sufifolk,— B ow- st~, March 5. Description of a mau who gave the nan le jrown hair, light hazel eyes, slightly pockpitted, slight sandy ' moustache, and a few short whiskers all round face, scar across | nose and on left side of head ; dressed 111 an old blue cloth > jacket, bound round the edge with black braid, two breast ; pockets outside, old pair em ill check trousers, black low crowned felt hat with narrow brim. It is suspected that he has been pieviously convicted. Information to be given to Head Constable Turrall, Cambridge.— Bow- street, March 2. Desciiption of a licence holder, who has failed to report himself to the police, as reouired by the Penal Servitude Act, 1804 : THOMAS JOHNSOiN, No. 6071, 33 years of age, 5 feet 4J inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, grey £ yes, sou on each side of forehead ; was sentenced to 3 years' penal servi- of JAMES : tude at Bedford Assizes, July 18th, 1863. In formation to be A woman of the following description defrauded a number of ladies at Stalybridge, ou the 14 b instant, by falsely representing that stie had been sent, by the Rev. Mr, Teesun, Minister of 0M St. George's Church, to procure assistance for t poor woman ( one uf ihu congregation), who was very ill j she is about 37 years of age, low siiit, and lar; e teeth; dressed in black bonne', trimmed with bugles, dirk grey circular cloak, •• triped petticoat, large otiu'line, kid gloves, her dress hooked up all rouud, she is of good eddiess, and supposed to be tramp- ing the country. Insinuation to be given to Head Constable Chad wick, Staly bridge.— Bow- street, February 20. Description of two men, having the appearance of tramping sailors, committed lor trial at the Montgomeryshire Adjourned Q, iart<- r Sessions, on the 8th proximo: one, says his name is JAMES ROSS, an American seaman, 45 years of age, 5 feet 9} inches high, fresh complexion, brown luir, grey eyes, cut marks on forehead, left temple, and upper lip, long nose, large crucifix on right arm, lunie of right leg liii thigh having been broken: the other, says his name is WILLIAM RYAN, a native of Gal way, but has lived chiefly in America, 24 years of age, 6 feet 0 inches high, sallow complexion, fair hair, front teeth irregular and discoloured, grey sunken eyes, a crucifix, ring, and ' H F' on right band and arm, and star, anchor, man, woman, cross bones, and the words1 Hope' and 4 POLICE GAZETTE, March 5. Female Spy' on left hand and arm, all in blue ink, wound mark on head above the left ear, which he said he received whilst serving in the federal army. They are supposed to have recently come out of gaol. Information to be given to Sergeant Strefford, Police Station, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- street, February 26. Description of a man, who gave the name of JAMES MACDONALD, sentenced to three months' hard labour in Maidstone Gaol, on a charge of larceny in a house where he west under the pretence of buying rags, & c.: about 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, brown hair, grey eyes, fair com- plexion, whiskers inclined to sandy ; dressed in black pea jacket, greasy cord trousers fitting tight to the leg, black cloth cap, and silk handkerchief round his neck. Had in his possession, and now detained by the Police, a costermonger's Barrow, new aud has not been painted : says he bought it at Ramsgate, of which place he is a native, and is well known at Canterbury. He is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent Embery, Tunbridge Wells, Kent.— Bow- street, February 26. On the 20th instant, the dead body of a male infant Child • was found in a field adjoining the highway iu the parish of Sunninghill, tied up in a piece of slate- coloured dress lining, sheet of brown paper, aud a piece of old black lining ; it is supposed to have been about a month old, and was iu a very decomposed state when found. At the inquest an open verdict was returned. Information to be given to Inspector Herbert Reece, County Police Station, Windsor, Berks.— Bow- street, February 20. PROPERTY STOLEN. Absconded on the 27th ultimo, from the ' Palace Hotel,' Buckingham gate, stealing £ 50 : a man, 20 years of age, 5 feet ' 7 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, no whiskers ; dressed in dark blue round jacket, blue trousers with red bead down the sides, and cloth cap with 1 Palace Hotel' on it.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, March 6. Stolen on the 28th ultimo, from No. 67, Margaret- street, Clerkenwell, an ebony case Flutina, ivory keys. By a man, 21 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, light hair aud eyes ; dressed in black coat, light tweed trousers, and red necktie.— — Metropolitan Police, G Division, March 6. Stolen between 7 and 10 p. m. on the lst instant, from an hotel in the city of Manchester, a dark blue pilot cloth single- breasted Overcoat, two outside pockets in the skirts, and one outside breast pocket, body lined with dark mixture woollen cloth, and sleeves lined with black 6atin, and black velvet collar ; the pockets contained a sealskin travelling cap, and two or three pairs of kid gloves. Any person giving such informa- tion as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or ef'ender, and recovery of the property, shall receive £ 1 10s. reward, on application to Capt. Palin, Chief Constable, Town Hall, King- street, Manchester.— Bow- street, March 6. Stolen from a shop door in Dawlev, between 6 and 9- 15 p. m. the 3rd instant, a Chesterfield Wrapper, or overcoat, man's srze, blue pilot with a slight mixture of grey, pockets on each 6ide, cut down the eide seams, pockets at each breast, the right breast being smaller than the other, and without lining. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Richardson, Wellington, or to Sergeant Collis, Madeley, Salop.— Bow- street, March fi. Absconded from No. 65, Edgware- road, Marylebone," stealing a large quantity of ladies' ana gentlemen's Boots, marked ' D. M.' on the waists and soles : a man, 33 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fresh complexion, bald, small quick eyes, and walks with a short quick step ; dressed in a black frock coat with velvet collar, dark grey overcoat, and black billycock hat— Metropolitan Police, D Division, March 5. Stolen between 9 a. m. ou the 27th and 9 a. m. on the 28th ultimo, from No. 9, Wenlock- road, City- road : 4 Table Spoons and 2 Salt Spoons, engraved ' T. E. C.' 4 tea Spoons, engraved ' T. A. P.' 1 gold Chain, plain. 1 gold Chain, snaue pattern. 1 gold Locket with hair. 1 silver guard Chain. 1 amethyst Brooch with hair. 4 gold Rings, plain. 1 g » ld Ring, set with bloodstone and hair. 2 silver fruit Kuives. 1 old silk Parse. 1 old 7s. 61. gold Coin. 1 cash Box, containing £ 15. — Metropolitan Police, N Dicision, March 5. Slolt, n on the 28th ultimo, from the ' Fountain' inn, Tide Brook, Wadhurst, Sussex, a pair of heavy Half- Boots, nearly new look rusty round the toes by being worn amongst lime. Supposed by » man of the following description : a labourer, about 28 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, fresh complexion, no whiskers, stout made, large pear on left arm, ' W H ' on one of his arms ; dressed in an old dark round frock, old leather leggings, black cloth cap with peak, and is sup- posed to be wearing the stolen half- boots ; is of dirty appear- ance Infr> rraa, ion t0 •> « given to Superintendent Bennett, Uckfield, or at any Police Station in East Sussex.— Bow- slreei, March 6. Stolen from a lodging- house in Easingwold, about 6 a m. - on the 28cd ultimo, a dark grey cloth Coat, two outside pockets with flaps, a hole near the collar, ana a dirty mark up the back. By a man who had lodged there during the night, and stated lie had come from York, and was going to Newcastle- on- Tyne ; is from 25 to 30 years of age, o feet 4 or 5 inches high, dark hair and complexion, and squints with one eye ; dressed in dark c othes, dark grey cloth cap with hook to fasten to the peak. Also stolen, from a stable at a farm hou= e at Sutton- on- the- Foreet. between the hours of 7 and 8 i . m. on the 26th ult, a man's double breasted mohair Top Coat, with blue lining, one large button on the top, the other of a smaller size ; a black cloth Coat for a hoy about 15 years old, with a red and black lining ; at d a pair of bright leather Leggings, with four straps to buckle. Supposed by two men of the fo'lowing description, who were gathering old rags and metal, aud were seen loitering about the premises at the time of the robbery : one is about 26 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, light hair, round face, proportionate make, and dressed in dark coat and cap, and woollen cord trousers ; the other is from 45 to 50) ears of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, hair turning grey, slender make, and dri d in grey coat and waistcoat, and fustian trousets ; one of the men wore clogs. The boy's coat has sir. ee been found in a ditch near the house. Information to bo given to Superintendent Driscoll, North Riding Constabu- lary, lie worth, or to Inspector Hunter, Easingwold, York- shite.—£ ow- s: reet, March 5. Stolen on the 27th ultimo, from No. 1, Loddiges- road, Hackney : 1 rosewood Jewel Case, inlaid with mother- o'- pearl, con- taining three Watches, one silver lever, one keyless, one gold Geneva. 1 gold curb Chain. 1 gold Chain, fancy pattern. 1 chased gold Ring set with seven diamonds. 1 gold Ring set with emeralds ( two missing). 1 ditto, with hair, ' J. W. 1864 ' inside. ] gold scarf Pin, with blue stone, snake pattern. ] gold reversible Brooch with hair and portrait. 1 gold mourning Brooch, set with hair, chased. 1 gold Locket containing hair. 1 chased gold Pencilcase with coral handle. 1 ditto, blood stone, * Mordan's Patent.' 1 ditto, walking- stick shape. 1 ditto, yellow stone. 1 ditto, set with purple. 1 red glass Scent- bottle with silver top. 2 gold Chains, snake pattern. 1 silver Chain. 1 gold Ring, set with five pearls. ] gold mourning Ring, set with pearls. 1 gold Pin with fox's head. 1 gold Brooch, portrait of a gentleman. 1 ditto, with coral centre. ] black jet Brooch. . 1 coral Necklace, gold snap. 3 silver Fruit- knives, marked ' Isabel.' 15 yards of black Silk. — Metropolitan Police, N Division, March 5. Stolen on the 28th ultimo, from the brig ' Cuba,' lying at Phoenix Wharf, Wapping, a silver Watch, a Jacket, a pair of Trousers, and 20s. Silver.— Metropolitan Police, Thames Divi- sion, March 5. Stolen since the lst May last, from No. 1, Ilalkin- place, Pimlico : a French Shawl, light blue centre; six embroidered Handkerchiefs, three pairs ot fine thread Stockings, a Sheet, a frill Pillow- case, sixteen Towels, marked ' F. C.'; a china Lamp Shade, French, in seven pieces ; several volumes of Books, History, & c. ; a coral Penholder, some Penknives, a large tortoiseshell Comb, some Croquet Hoops, five or six lace Gown Tuckers, a Portmanteau, two Needle Books ( one blue serge, one morocco), two children's small Spencers, a child's black poplin Skirt ( unmade), fifteen Handkerchiefs, marked ' F. C.'; a pair of boy's Boots, marked ' Ed. D.'— Metropolitan Police, B Division, March 5. . Stolen from a b- ick yard, at Saint Leonard's, on the 3rd instant, about 15 or 16 yards of Kidderminster Carpet made up, prevailing colour red on a white ground, very dirty, and about 5 yards of common stair Caipet. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Glenister. Town Hall, Hastings, or at the Police Office, Saint Leonard's- on- Sea.— Bow- street, March 5. Absconded on the 26th ultimo, from 4 Twyford- street Caledonian- road, stealing i' 3 3s.: a man, ? 0 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, sandy hair aud whiskers 21st instant, the following moulders Tools, viz : a steel flange Smoother, one end of which is smaller than the other ; 2 j- incb Cleaners, one is pitted with rust, the other marked ' Evans,' J 2 double- ended Trowels, one end diamond shaped, the othef end square, and one has three file marks on the round part ; » long Trowel, wood handle, which has a knot in it; the property of Robert Hird. Information to be given to Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Court House, Bradford.— Bow- strect, February 28. Stolen between the hours of 6 and 7 p. m. on the 26th instant, at Rothwell, in the towimhip of Roth well, from the dwelling- house of Sarah Leake, hair dealer, the following articles : 1 silver lever Watch, silver dial ; 1 silver Guard ; 1 black silk Cloak, with hood and two tassels ; 1 black sillf Pelisse, the property of Sarah Leake. Information to he give ® to Superintendent Hall, West Riding Constabulary, Rothwell. — Bow- street, February 28. Stolen on the night of the24th instant, from the dwelling- house of Samuel Poal, Upminster, Essex, the following^ articles: a boy's black cloth Jacket, wanting a button at top ~ T a pair of boy's Shoes, lace- up in front, nearly new ; a pair of girl's Boots, lace- up in front ; 2 brass Candlesticks ; a black leather Bag ; i Concertinas one has a double stop ; J lb. of mixed Tea ; a red table Cover ; a Penknife with bone handle, and three blades, one of which is broken ; a pair of silver- framed Spectacles ; a pair of steel- framed ditto ; a jack Towel; 1 tea Cloths ; and 4s. in Silver and Coppers. Information to be given to Inspector Gilpin, Romford, Essex.— Bow- streft. February 28. Stolen on the 20th inst., from the store of Mr. W. Chad- wick, grocer, Montague- street, Worthing, a tub of Butter, marked • Prime Selected, W. H. Normandy,' also a 9 lbs. keg of Mustard, marked ' Colinan, S' Information to be given to Inspector Henderson, Police Station, Worthing, West Sussex.— Bow- street, February 26. Stolen between the hours of 4 30 p. m. 20th, and 10 a. m. on the 21st instant, from the barn of Thomas Woollen, farmerr of West Ardsley, the following Fowls his property : 1 game Cock, 4 game Hens, 1 chittypeat Hen, and 1 cross- bred Hen- Information to be given at the Superintendent's Office, Wake- field.— Bow- street, February 26. Stolen from a public- house at Dunstable, on the 16th instant, a dark blue pilot Overcoat, nearly new, pockets out- side, nearly new, pockets outside, black and red lining, and black composition buttons with diamond in the centre ; also an old plaid vest. Supposed bva man of the following descrip- tion, who had been lodging there: JOHN BURLINGTON, 22 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fair complexion, light hair, no whiskers, stoops when walking, and hasan impediment in his speech : has been a sailor, and has friends in the neigh- bourhood of Tower Hill, London ; dressed in black coat and vest, bluo trousers with black stripes, greasy black cap with peak, and heavy blucher boots. Information to be given to Head Constable George, Borough Police, Dunstable, Beds, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, Fcbi uary 26- Stolen from an engine house at Madeley Wood, between 9 30 and 10- 45 a. m., the 25tli instant, a German silver verge dressed in flannel jacket, dark trousers and cap— Metropolitan i Watch, with steel fob Chain brass Seal, and Key attached y Police, Y Diiisi. n, March 5. * Iliomas Clark' engraved on the inside case, ' R. ilway lime, Stolen on the 2nd instant, in Hadleigh, P silver pair- case Watch, maker Edward Jackson, London. No. 1961, a steel Chain, Seal with red stone, two brass Keys, and a silver Threepenny Puce attached. Information to be given to Superintendent Schofield, Police Station, Boxford, West Suffolk.— Boui- slrect, March 5. Stolen between 11 am. on the lst and 11 a. m. on the 2nd instant, from an outhouse at High Green, in the township of Ecclesfield, the property of Joseph Hutchinson, of High Green, collier, the following collier's Tools : a large Hammer, a large Pick, four small ditto, and a Peggy, all marked * J. H.' Information to be given to Superintendent Gillett, Court- house, Rotherham, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, March 5. Stolen irom a garden hedge at Llanfair, Montgomeryshire, during the night of the 27tli ultimo, a calico Shirt, nearly new, linen front, collar, and wristbands, and horn buttons, two cotfon pocket Handkerchiefs, one torn about the middle and repaired, the othe^- much faded. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Welshpool, or to Police Constable Williams, Llanerfyl, Montgomeryshire.— Bore- street, March 2. Stolen on the 28th ultimo, from the shop of Messrs. Bodenham. drapers. & c.. of Cleobury Mortimer, a grey witney cloth Overcoat, men's size, with fly front, donble stitched edges, drab serge lining, of paletot or Chesterfield fashion. Informa- tion t, o be given to Sergeant Howells. Police Station, Cleobury Mortimer, Salop.— Bow- strect. March 2. Stolen, supposed by tramps, on the night of the 26th ultimo, off a hedge at Rhiwlas : a red and blank striped flannel Shirt with white ivory buttons, torn at the back and drawn with black thread ; a pink flannel Petticoat, marked ' M. E. Jone3 ' with ink on the waistband ; and an old striped lilac Dress, all wet and much worn. Information to be given to Superintendent Danily, Newtown, Mongomeryshire, or to Police Constable Thomas, Machynlleth.— Bom- street, March 2. Stolen during the night of the 23rd instant, from the Asylum of Dr Fox. Brislington, the following property: a black ribbed cloth Inverness Cape, has a rip in the seam on the right, shoulder ; a dark blue tweed Inverne. ss Cape, a grey cloth ditto, a large s'zed grey cloth Overcoat, ana1 two pairs of gentlemen's elastic side Boots. Supposed by trfc mps. Infor- mation to bd given to Superintendent Emson, So merset Con- stabulary, Temple Cloud, near Bristol.— Bow street, Feb. 28. Stolen on the night of the 24th instant, from a stable at Heslerton, East Itidingof Yorkehire, a pair of s'rong ha. If Boots, William Smith, innkeeper: two silver pheasant Cocks with « AOttn » Aiir lfli naolnlnlrtn nnil r. lon li/ M-> flA/ 1 AL « « rAnflrttr J L I „ I- ' .11 1 _ . 1 . T> I I , I' O L! il*. nearly new, with heelplatse and star headed nails, the p roperty of Thomas Hesp. Information to be given to Superint. " ndent Harper, East Riding Constabulary, Norton.— Bow- strect, Feb- ruary 28. Stolen from a Jinute in course of erection, at Shipi'ev, between the 24th and 26th instant : a hand Saw, and a trvi. Plane, both marked ' Thos. Hanson ' Information to be give. 0 to Superintendent Ball, Court House, Bradford.— Bov>- strect, February 28. Stolen on the night of the 22nd, or early on the following morning, from the pleasure grounds of H. Bentley, Esq., Oulton with- Woodhsford, several large Stems cut from Box- wood Tie- ts, growing therein. A reward of £ 5 will be paid to any person or persons, who will give such inrormation to Mr. William Hall, West Riding Constabulary. Wakefield, or to Inspector Greenword, Rothwell, as will lead to the conviction of the ( ffender or offenders.— Borv- strcet, February 28. double combs, six golden pheasants hornet Pullets, four Chitta- prat Hens, a dark Hen, mixed breed, and a silver pheasant ilen. Information to be given to Superintendent SykeSj West Riding Constabulary, Otley, Yorkshire.— Bow- strect, February 26. PROPSSfcTlf FOI7XTO BIT PO& ECS: OFFICERS. COn the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere.) / in pink letters, on tile dial. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Richardson, Wellington, or Sergeant Collis, Madeley, Salop.— Bow- street, February 26. Stolen on the 20th instant, from the dwelling- house of Mr. F. Chanellor, architect, Duke- street, Chelmsford : a lady's gold Geneva Watch, maker Liomin, No. 1108, gold link Chain with two Keys and two Seals attached ; a Pencil Case ; a diamond Ring ; a Ring with six pearls and four turquoises. A man of the following description is suspected : about 25 yeara years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion and hair ( curly) ; dressed in a dark brown coat, dark trousers and vest, wideawake hat; was carrying a box containing pencils and. paper for sale. Information to be given to Superintendent Simpson, Springfield, Chelmsford, Essex.— Bow street, Feb. 26. Stolen from the Vicarage, Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, between 1 aud 6 a. m. on the 22nd instant : 1 large, silver Tankard, marked * S. S. B.' in centre, 1 A. D. 1794.' under the initials. Q 1 silver Drinking Cup, with handles, marked ' rp * ' p ' 1 silver Sugar Basket, with handle, crest— either an owl or talbot dog. 1 silver Tea Cadely, deeply hased, with an expanded rose on lid. 4 silver Salt Cellars. 1 Punch Ladle, with guinea at, he bottom. 1 Cream Jug, handle broken off, date— 1762. 1 Cheese Scoop. 1 Marrow Spoon. Any peison giving information respecting the above property to " Superintendent Pidgeon, County Police, Bourn, Lincoln- shire, will receive .£ 10 reward on conviction of the offender or offenders.— Boa- tired, February 26. Stolen during the 22nd instant, from a dwelling- house at Baildon, a common leather clasp Purse, a plain gold Ring, a Sovereign, and £ 2 16s. 6d. in Silver. Suspicion is attached to two young men : one is about 20 years of age, 6 feet 6 inchfv." high, pale tliiu face, slender make, and dressed in black cloth coat and cap ; the other is about 18 years of age, 6 feet 4 or 6 inches high, fresh complexion, and dressed in a grey mixture coat and dark cap. Information to< be given to Superintendent Sykes, West Riding Constabulary, Otley, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, February 26. Stolen between 5 p. m. on the 23rd and 7 a. m. on the 24th instant, from an outhouse at Apperley Bridge, the property of Stolen fio. n a foundry at Shipley, during the night of the Found in the possession of a man in custody, and whp is rems nded till the 2nd of March next, a pair of long leather drivit ' 8 Reins, with silver mounted buckles, a lady's patent leathei ' Reticule, and a pair ot black cloth Trousers nearly new. Informs ' tion to be given at the Police Office, King's Heath, near Bin ningham.— Bow- street, February 28. March 5' POLICE GAZETTE. 5 WAR OFFICE, March 5, 1866. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE, 3 u and a. ffcer this date ( Dec. 11,1857), until further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a Deserter wilt be ' fWEI1f¥ feHII- LIS^ S instead © tf Tin iMILLIIftS; the object being to prevent the crime of Desertion, and to hold out a greater inducement for the recovery of Deserters to Her Majesty's Service, omos NO. NAME. RUG. NO. WHERE BORN. VlCt. 30AT & TB0CSEB8. DATS Ot DKS^ UTK. PLACE OF DISBBTIOM. MARKS AND REMAEKo, Ib63- w 186361 86362 ' 86363 ! 86361 186365 ; 86366 > 86367 ,863SS 18636 William Bennell George Tucker John Elsworth John Beesley James Doherty Mich. Harrington John Quinn John Spencer John Jones Robert. Fletcher ma 298 1700 1656 400 2425 758 793 854 924 60th Rifles ditto ditto ditto 61st Foot di'to ditto ditto ditto ditto St. Butoijjh'r, bntex Whitecliapel, London Dublin Hereford Sligo Macroom, Cork Killmicthigo, Cork Furmin » ter, Domet Freithit g, Monmouth Airdrie, Lanark labourer shoemaker coach maker labourer ditto ditto stableman shoemaker miner 21 | 6 26 15 24J 5 20 \ 5 | 2 « i 5 394 5 24 25 26 23 > k. brn brown black dk. brn brown It. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn red elk. brn hazel hazel grey blue hazel blue grey Rrey sallow sallow sallow fresh fresh fresh freih fresh dark fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto light woollen regimental ditto 31 Jan. | 1 Feb. 22 Jan. 30 Jail. 31 Jan. 20 Jan. 18 Jan. 20 Jan. 24 Jan. 24 Jan. Dover ditto Winchester ditto Dublin ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto oil' furlough to Bon, London took part of reg. nec. squints with right eye off furlough t • Birmingham; lost 4 teeth impediment in speech tattooed on arms toes contracted scur over left cunea wart on neck, somewhat knock- kneed 8637' 186371 186372 186373 186374 186375 186376 186377 8637- 1 ] 86379 Alexander McKay Francis Bevans James Kitto John Galeagher Samuel Neeson Peter Britton Alexander Miller Andrew Stewart William Broadley Thomas Reilly 87 9 973 907 1228 1172 1029 3957 106 62nd Foot ditto 63rd Foot 64th Foot ditto 71st Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto Aberdeen Haverfrdwst. Pmbrke Sheffield, Essex Stepney, London Londonderry OldMonkland. Lanrk. Edinburgh Campbell e wn, Argyle Glasgow Edinburgh labourer ditto ditto blacksmith servant miner tailor miner labourer shoemaker 194 194 21 20 22 204 293 203 32 36J red It., brn It. bin light dk. brn auburn brown dk. brn black black I blue blue grey hazel hazel hazel haze) brown black hazel freBh sallow freeh fresh fresh ruddy fresL, dark fresh sallow ditto ditto ditto black; moleskin tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 1 Feb. 3 Feb. 31 Jan. 2 Feb. 21 Jan. 3 Feb. 25 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 29 Jan. Pembroke 1 off furlough to Aberdeen ditto took part of reg. noe. Aldershot off furlough to Cambrajn, Cornwall Bristol recruit, dually approved Carluw mole on upper lip j recruit Edinburgh ditto ditto soar on right orbit ditto ditto I 186880, 1863811 186382 1863fW 1864- S4 186385 186386 186387 1S638S 18638 > Neil McEchrine William Haggarty Hugh Smith John Woods John Seymour Thomas Smith Abraham Knight James McGinty William McKay James Burns 1071 1097 789 1195 71st, Foot 1159 ditto 1021- 72nd Foot ditto 73rd F oot ditto ditto ditto 74th Foot ditto 1 1S34 lsla>, Argy lo Govan, Lanark Glasgow ditto Rouen, France Edinburgh Dudley, Stafford Manchester Cha ham, Kent Glasgow labourer caulker labourer enginefitter mason puddler shoemaker labourer J 8639U 186391 186392 186393 If6394 186395 86396 1S6397 186398 186399| William Mitchell Willitm Huttan Francie Patton Jamei Dempsy Thomas Hunt Andrew Carton Barker Lingard Henry Hay Alfred Rathke William Kelly 9981 ditto 240 ditto 3223 ditto 1191 75th Foot 1367 ditto 825 81st Foot 822183rd Foot ditto ditto 84th Foot 1200 1458 1636 186400 186401 186102 18640.1 186404 186405 186406 186407 186408 18640. J William Smith James Bird John McDonald James Kelly John Davis James Johnson James Cole Peter Owens Cornelius White David Morris 1046 85th Foot 970 ditto 993 ditto 1012 ditto 191 ditto 1033 ditto 938 ditto 87th Foot 8yth Foot ditto 151 263 ditto Aucliterarder, Perth Glasgow Crockstown, Kildare Yealmpton, Dorset Glasgow Todmorden, Yrkahre. Glasgow Heligoland Shenkhill, Antrim Athv, Kildaro Whit elm vn. . Cmbrlnd Dungannon, Tyrone Belfast, Antrim Longfojd Manchestor Downampney Glasgow Limerick St. Luke's, London ditto weaver labourer ditto carter labourer swicher labourer Bervant labourer 19 19} 184 24 254 19 25 20 24 20 19j 26 304 24* 201 25 234 214 23." 204 64 5 64 5 54 5 10 6 7 5 54 5 6 5 7 5 10 5 74 brown brown brown It. brn brown black dk. brn dk. brn It. brn fair grey grey grey blue grey blue Xrey hazel hazel blue ruddy pale fresh pale treah dark fresh fair fair fair regimental ditto ditto tweed regimental ditto ditto plain regimental ditto It. brn It. bra brown browp auburn dk. brn It. bin dk. bra fair dk. brn grey brown gr « 7 grey blue grey grey blue hazel grev florid fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh freah freah fresh dark ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 18 Jan. 21 Jan. 28 Jan. 28 Jan. 15 Jan. 15 Jan. 15 Jan. 5 Feb. 30 Jan. 19 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 4 Feb. 31 Jon. 3 Feb. 27 Jan. 27 Jan. 24 Jan. 27 Jan. 31 Jan. Edinburgh ditto Stirhng ditto Limerick ditto ditto Edinburgh Aldershot ditto took bonnet and waiit- belt leech bites below left nipple took the whole of reg. nec. off furlough to Edinburgh ditto to Dudly recruit, finally approved off furlough to Edinburgh tattouei on left arm ditto ditto ditto Goaport ditto ditto Sheffield ditto V\ cedou Colchester off furlough; poekpitted, anchor on It. arm ditto ditto i D ditto to Newcastle- on- Tyne ditto to Belfast Dj ' II. H.' on right hand off furlough to Belfast; loit four teeth ditto miner labourer ditto shoemaker labourer shoemaker servant labourer 2*} 18J I84 29 324 234 184 19 25| ,284 10 84 7 6} 6i 54 10 84 dlt. brn light brown brown brown brown browu dk. brn brown dk. brn hazel blue grey grey grey grey hazel brown urey hazel eallow fresh freah fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fair fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto black ; cord regimental ditto 27 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 22 Jan. 20 Jan. 7 Feb. 4 Feb. 19 Jan. 23 Jan. 23 Jan. Manchester ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Glasgow Shorncliffe ditto tear on forehead off furlough to Newcastle- upon- Tyne ditto to Leadgate, Durham; bum [ on chej; woman on right arm off furlough to Cirencester recruit, finally approved off paas to Dover j cowpock on left shoulder [ on forehaad 1 ff furlough ditto ditto took part of r off furlough ditto ditto ditto ditto took part of 1 ditto off furlough to Croydon ecar on lift groin tuft of grey hair on forehead D; tattooed on arms tattooed on arms * aliaa W. D, Southey recruit 586410 186411 186412 186413 186414 186416 1864,16 186417 186418 j 8641!' 186120 186421 186422 J86423 186424 1864 25 I8.6426 186427 186428 864 2-* Dixon Dawson Peter Hunsley Anthony Handy Louis Cray John Best James Gibson George Phillips John Yarday James Hughes Patrick Kelly 804 807 548 1264 845 10" 3 1153 810 874 1008 ditto ditto ditto 90th Foot 91st Foot 92nd Foot 94th Foot 96th Foot ditto ditto Durham pitman Richmond, Yorkshiroj ditto Westrainton, Durhm miner Liverpool ; ihip carpntr St- venage, Herts labourer Edinburgh ditto Stafford clerk March, Cambs labourer Drumlish, Longford ditto Downpatrick, Down miner 204 223 281 193 184 24 25 19 22 j * 0j It. bra auburn light black dk. bru dk. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn brown blue hazel grey brown hazel grey hazel hazel grey blue aallow fresh light aallow freah fresh fresh treah eallow fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 22 Jan. 22 Jan. 31 Jan. 28 Jan. 31 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 8C Jan. 27 Jan. ditto ditto ditto Preston ditto Alderahot Chatham Belfast ditto ditto to Bishop Auckland; mark ditto icar rt. lag to Durham; lost 8 molars r reg. nee. [ pitted to H< rniey, London; pook- to Edinburgh to Manchester; loitatooth to March; anchor left arm to Druirliih t reg. nec. James Winkley Daniel Geary Philip Fenning John Henry Hall Owen Connolly Michael Riley William Harris* George Parsons Thos. Hen. Mackey John Berry 1067 ditto 66! ditto 1176 97th Foot 1206 ditto 1003. ditto 4y07 102nd Foot 3332 103rd Foot — ; 104th Foot 2563 107th Foot 2562| ditto March, Cumbs ljildoray, Cork Le » i s, Sussex Bushing, Herts Duivlnlk, Louth Limerick Biistol Tunstall, Stafford Dublin Mallow, Cork I labourer labourer 1 carpenter sawyer labourer ditto furnacoman clerk baker 24 IS 23 , 5 18i 22 244 5 23 i 23 24 19 18 6 6 64 6 brown black brown dk. brn 8i 1 It. bra 54 94 64 44 5i brown brown brown brown brown brown grey blue brown grey hazel grey prev I grey I blue dark fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh freah freah ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto jdark black; plaid moleakin j cord 2 Feb. 17 Jan. 17 Jan. 21 Jon. 24 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 29 Jau. 26 Jan. 26 Jon. ditto d; tto Colchester ditto ditto Gravesend Colchest » r Birminghm Curragh ditto 18H430 86431 186432 '. 864331 186434 186435 186436 186437 186438 186439 ".. 864,41! 18644! 18644 2 18644- 1864 44 18644; 186446 186147 iH6448 18644V' 186450 186451 186452 186453 186454 186455 18645^ 186457 186458 18645V Michael Callaghan Richard Holmes George Mitchell John Thomas George Gilmore Wm. John Sherman John Morrow James Stone Robert Hursey Edward Rickson 2178 1375 303 1122 561 969 1148 1306 1228 10?( th Foot 109th Foot. Ritle Brigade ditto ditto Royal H. Art. ditto ditto ditto ditto Glanmire, Cork Cork Salisbury, Wilts Landasally, Brecon Lisbon. e, Armagh Norwich Armagh Southampton Hammersmith , Mdlsx Higliam Ferrers* weaver nailor labourer ditto groom grocer butcher carriagesmh groom I shoemaker 254 18 24} 284 244 204 20; 20 J 20 214 74, It. bra 5 dk. brn 54 brown 8 dk. brn 68 dk. brn 5 1 brown 93 brown 8i j brown 4 ; bt own 44 ' fair blue grey hazel blue hazel blue blue hazel hazel blue fresh fresh fresh fan sallow fresh fair fresh sallow fair regimental ditto brown; canvas regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 10 Feb. 21 Jan. 4 Feb. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 24 Jan. 15 Jan. 15 Jan. 22 Jan. 22 Jan. ditto Buttevant Portsmouth Winchester ditto Alderahot ditto Woolwich ditto ditto Albert Taylor John Barlow James Foster William Reid Thomas Simpson Thomas Smith Paul Prescott Peter Hunter Henry Moss Walter Wyld 132 1290 229 277 3256 16716 773 626 3297 3389 ditto ditto ditto ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Macolesfie d, Cl ester Prestwicb, Lancaster Newcastle- ou- Tyne Edinburgh Pendleton, Lancaster Winslow, Bucks Sutton, Lancaster Ol. Moncton, Lanark Pe tlow, Es- ex Newbury, Berks labourer ditto ditto ditto shoeingsmh blacksmith glassmaker miner labourer groom 26| 20 264 25 35 i 20 354 283 25 194 It. brn brown brown brown dk. brn brown It. bra brown brown brown blue blue blue blue grey brown hazel hazel grey grey freeh fresh florid fresh freah fresh freah frtsh fresh fresh took a suit ol grey tweed burn mark cn breaat; recruit off furlough to LlontheD, Brecon off furlough to Belfast; icar left humerus scar on forehead • Northampton ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 2U Jan. 29 Jan. 29 Jan. 25 Jan. 23 Jan. 30 Jun. 28 Jan. 31 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. di'to ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto off furlough to Winslow ditto to Linlithgow D; ' H. M. F. 1842' on left arm lost three teeth, one decaying James McGiffin Jos. Eddy Henry Johnson John Brooks John Martyn Henry Lawton John Doyle John Hughes Daniel Kelly John Driscoll 474 3 « 39 16600 18679 18136 1130 1327 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto O'Houghle, Antrim St. Aa- tell, Cornwall Ballwich, Northmptn Margate, Kent Newiyii, Cornwall Streatham, Surrey Enniscort hy, Wexfrd. Bangor, Carmarthen Inverness Cork labourer sliipsteward labourer carman farmer labourer ditto shoemaker labourer ditto 294 224 21 19 214 224 35? 28 J 204 18 5 It. brn dk. brn It. brn dk. brn light brown It. brn brown It. brn brown grey hazel brown hazel grey grey hazal grey- blue trey lair fresh freah dark fresh fresa freeh sallow fresh fair ditto plain regimental plain regimental ditto ditto ditto fustian pilot; cord 27 Jan. 3 Feb. 26 Jan. 20 Jan. 28 Jan. 4 Feb. 16 Jan. 15 Jan. 27 Jan. 31 Jan. ditto ditto ditto Westminatr Warley ditto I. of Wight ditto London ditto off turlough to Dundee; tear on rt. ankle woman and treo on back lost four teeth tattoecd on left arm and hand took waiat- bclt D; tattooed on arms; off pats to London off furlough to Dublin ditto recruit, finally approved recruit, attested 1E6460 Jobn Brooks — ditto Margate, Kent carman 19 5 44 dk. bm hazel dark black 19 Jan. ditto 186461 John Carroll — ditto London labourer 193 5 8 It. brn blue fair drab; cord regimental 26 Jan. ditto 186462 Robert Gemmell 2843 ditto Falkirk, Stirling painter 22 5 6 brown grey freah 25 Jan. Shorncliffe 18646S Michael Molloy 1997 ditto Dublin brassfoundr 27 6 24 fair hazel fair ditto 15 Jan. Hilsea 186464 James Anafar 1723 ditto Woodley, Devon labourer 374 5 lli dark hazel dark 16 Jan. Sheerness 186465 Andrew Shaw 2636 ditto Woolwich, Kent — 164 4 9 auburn hazel fair regimental ? 4 Jan. Dover 186466 John Hill 847 ditto St. Alban's, Herts labourer 284 5 73 brown blue fresh ditto 25 Jan. ditto 186467 Thomas Martin 268 Royal H. Art. Seal, Kt- nt ditto 214 5 7 dk. bra hazel dark ditto 26 Jan. Maidstone 186468 John McGill 2141 Roy. Artillery Dalri^, Ki> kcudbright clerk 244 5 8 brown blue fair ditto 24 Jan. Dublin 186469 Thomas Bilton 3048 ditto Runcorn, Chester labourer 19i 5 8 It. brn hazel fresh ditto 26 Jan. Aldershot > 86470 186471 18647* 186473 18647- 3 .36475 186476 186477 18647? 186479 Robert Maxwell James Cleary John Lovelock Thomas Hopkins William Chapman Alfred Humphries David C. Hill Alex. Porteous John Towers Thomas Maloney 8548 8277 7160 7896 8492 8619 8< 44 ditto Rl. Engineers ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 10th Hussars 11th Hussars Hulme, Lancaster Dogmersfield, Hunts Bath Brighton Condover, Salop Newcastle- 011 - Tyne Lasswade, Edinburgh Liverpool Woolwich, Kent plasterer lanourer painter bricklayer d; to moulder joiner fireman boilermaker 22 20 194 21 25 22 20 22 21 24 6 9* dk. brn blue fresh plain 5 62 browii grey freah regimental 5 7 brown hazel fresh ditto 5 64 dk. brn grey freah ditto 5 64 sandy blue florid ditto 5 4* dark grey fair ditto 5 9 brown grey pale ditto 6 04 brown greJ fresh ditto 5 64 It. brn blue fresh cloth 5 64 dk. brn grey fresh white alop; tattooed on arms; reeruit blister mark on cheat; reoruit off furlough off furlough to Dublin ditto D D off furlough tojManohester 6 Feb. 16 Jan. 20 Jan. 6 Feb. 27 Jan. 23 Jan. 27 Jan. 1 Feb. 8 Jan. 25 Jan. Dundee Chatham Alderahot Curragh Chatham ditto ditto ditto Liverpool Woolwich reeruit, attested off furlough to Manchester off furlough to Edinburgh recmit, not surgically inspected recruit, surgically inspected DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE ( continued). DPFICE SO. NAME. EE3. SO. COBPS. WHEBE BORN. TBADE. AGE. SUB. HAIB. EYES. FACE. OOAT & TBODBEBB. DATE OP DESEUTK. PLACE OP DE8EBTIQS. MARKS AND REMARKS 186480 George Smith John James 12th Lancers Birmingham shoemaker 22 6 74 It. brn grey fresh black 1 Feb. Woivrhmpt N'wctle- o- I recruit, surgically inspected 186481 13th Hussars Alnwick, Nrthmbrlnd printer 23 5 8 brown blue fresh drub; tweed 1 Feb. tuft of hair on chin ; recruit 18648s James Morrison _ 17tb Lancers Liverpool tailor 21 5 74 dk. brn blue fresh cloth 27 Dec. Liverpool recruit, not surgically inspected 186483 Walter Wray James Hughes Alfred Glegnor John Smith ditto ditto labourer 24 5 7 dk. bm b ue fresh ditto 19 Jail. ditto ditto 186481 1st Foot Cruinlin, Antrim tailor 19 6 7 It. bra hazel fresh black 24 Jan. Lisburn recruit, attested 186485 — ditto Liverpool labourer 194 5 63 dk. bm grey fresh black; regimental 29 Jan. Gloucester recruit, nor. surgically inspected 186486 — 9th Foot Glasgow fiaxdresser 18 5 54 brown blue fresh 1 Feb. Glasgow ' J. L.' on right wrist; recruit 186487 William Bunn — 16th Foot B. oterstowri, Dublin labourer 22 5 6 brown grey fresh fustian 18 Jan. llublin recruit, not surgically inspected 186488 Thomas Campbell — 18th Foot Shai khill, Antrim tailor 18 5 6J It. bm groy . fair black 19 Jan. Newry ditto 186489 William Reid — 39tb Foot Liverpool joiner 24 5 75 It. bm blue fresb tweed j canvas 26 Jan. Liverpool ditto 186490 Henry Napier James McKewen — ditto ditto ditto 21 5 64 dk. brn hazel frosh tweed ; moleskin 26 Jan. ditto ditto 186491 — 47th Foot But levant, Cork Shunkhill, Antrim labourer 21 5 8 dk. bru huzel fresh black ; t waei 29 Jan. Newry ditto 186492 William Ball *— 61st Foot clerk 20 5 5 brown hazel fair blue ; brown 22 Jan. Belfast ditto 186493 William Elliott — 71st Foot Ruglin, Renfrew boilermaker 24 5 5 dk. bm hazel fresh black 22 Jan. Edinbuigh ditto 186494 James Innes — 72nd Foot Govan, Lanark labourer L9 5 5 It. brn hazel tresh twee 1 coat 25 Jun. Glasgow ditto 186495 John Service — 74tb Foot Edinburgh ditto 18 5 54 It. brn grey fresh tweei 3 Feb. Edinburgh ditto 1864 « 6 John Wilson — 79th Foot ditto tinsmith 18 5 54 brown blue fresh brown ; moleskin 29 Jan. ditto ditto 186497 James Donley — 85th Foot Belfast, Antrim tailor 19 5 71 fair grey ruir black j tweed 25 Jan. Newtwnrds ditto 186498 James Whitehead — 90th Foot Blackburn, Lancaster carpenter 23 6 64 It. bm hazel fresh oi rd trousers 28 Jan. Preston boil murks on. right arm ; recruit 186499 William C. Reid — 92nd Foot Glasgow labourer 1 J 5 6 It. bm grey fresl black 22 Jan. Glasgow recruit, not. surgically inspected 186500 James Macharty — 109th Fool St. Giles's, London ditto 19 5 6 elk. brn groy lresii tweed 2 4 Jun. Westunnstr recruit, surgically inspected 186501 Charles Russell 1309 Royal H. Art. Topples field, Essex baker 21 5 41 brown blue fresh regimental 18 Jan. Woolwich 186502 James Fitzhenry 8547 Rl. Engineers Wexford carpenter 2< 4 5 9 brown grey fresh ditto 6 Jun. Chatham off furlrugh to Dublin 186503 William Armitage 6975 ditto Newcastle- on- Tyne painter 244 5 104 brown hazel fair ditto 18 Jan. Weymouth scar on left leg 186504 Alex. McArthur 1402 Hospitl Corps Kildrador, Argyle labourer 33 5 94 dork hazel fmsh ditto 14 Jan. Bury off pass to Glasgow 186505 Edward Sheehan 1392 Hospitl Corps Coolclou; h, G\ rk ditto 22 5 6} brown blue fr « > h ditto 19 Feb. Londondry. of detachment; scar right lumber region 186506 James Frew — 49th Foot Guildford, Surrey ditto 19 5 6 brown hazel fresh grey ; black 18 Feb. Liverpool recruit, not surgically inspected ditto 186507 Charles May — ditto Bloom^ bury, London ditto 18 5 5 It. b'n blue fresh black 18 Feb. ditto 186503 John Rowan — 71st Foot Glasgow hammermn. 19 5 6 brown blue fresh blue; tweed 15 F. b. Glasgow ditto 186509 John Parrott — Rl. Engineers Oxford cahir, etttii. r. 2 44 6 « 4 brown brown pale 18 Feb. Reading recruit, surgically inspected i8fir. io 186511 186512 186513 18651J 186515 186516 18651: 186518 186519 John H. Louther Edward Williams Henry Carter John Drysdale John Paterson Henn Austin Samuel Glanville Elijah Devonport Henry Hayes John Lund 103 295 825 834 845 610 185 773 778 607 ist Life Gds. 5th Drag. Gds. lft Dragoons 2nd Dragoons ditto 4th Hussars 5th Lancers 8th Hussars 9th Lancers 10th Hussars Dublin Chester Tunbridge, Kent Alloa, Stirling Grangemouth, Stiring Chatham Dublin Bir- iingham Dublin Plumpton, Yorkshire ditto ditto ditto weaver miner bootmaker farmer labourer clerk currier 2S{ 2m} 184 194 18, 28 3L 20 20 i 20 2 » 8} 5 94 64 104 64 8 6 brown It. brn brown dk. brn It. brn brown brown brown fair brown grey grey grey hazel blue hazel grey grey blue blue fresh fresh fresh fresh fre- h fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 18652" 186521 186522 186523 186524 186525 136526 186527 186523 18652' Dennis Murphy Nicholas Pillon John Sinnott Charles King Thomas Thatcher James H. Wells William Taylor William Welton John Youell William Elliott 157 869 334 720 401 392 768 3999 3904 3920 ditto 11th Hussars ditto 13th Hussars 15th Hussars 17th Lancers 18th Hossars Military Train ditto ditto Leeds Brigown, Cork Ware, Herts Boher, King's Richmond, Surrey Springfield, Essex Burtun Joyce, Notts Hammersfield, SufJ. Grea' Yarmouth Deptford, Kent combmaker labourer musician farrier gardenar tailor labourer shoeingsmh clerk baker 264 364 25J 274 354 25i 37 18f 25 21 6 11 6i 104 10 8 5} 44 31 8 It. brn brown It. brn dk. brn brown brown black bluck It. brn It. brn blue buzel grey ' blue hazel blue dk. brn dt> brn grey hazel sallow pale freck. fresh fair fresh sallow fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 26 Jan. 6 Feb. 14 Feb. 10 Feb. 20 Feb. 16 Feb. 1+ Feb. 31 Jan. 14 Feb. 19 Feb. 19 FebT 11 Feb. 15 Fi b. 30 Jun. 9 Fob. 9 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. 5 Feb. 11 Feb. Windsor Dublin Brighton Newbridge ditto Edin burgh Canterbury Ahlershot Dun daik Dublin off pass to London D took part of reg. nec. took the whole ot reg. nec. supp. gone to Liverpool off furlough ditto to Dublin took the whole of reg. nec. ditto York Hit to Ipswich Manchester Colchester Canterbury Woolwich ditto Alriershot ditto ' J. S.' on right arm, broken nose off furlough to Clara, King's took part of reg. nec. D D tattooeJ on arms took waist- belt and part of reg nec. took part of reg. nec. 186530 W. M. Knowland 2480 ditto Newfoundland labourer 30 i 6 74 dk. bm hazel fair ditto 14 Feb. ditto oi! turlough to Dublin ; D 186531 Amos Small 6886 Gren. Guards Chailey, Sussex ditto 29} 5 81 dk. bm hazel fresh ditto 27 Jan. London took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. ; D 186532 Thomas Robinson 2364 ditto Mansfield, Notts carpenter 24 5 114 black brown dark ditto 3 Feb. ditto took waist belt 186533 George H. Cook 2085 ditto Hitchin, Herts labourer 18} 5 It. brn blue fresh ditto 6 Feb. ditto ditto 186534 Thomas Warren 8895 ditto Knubolton, Hunts ditto 32 J 5 7} dk. brn grey fair ditto 3 Feb. ditto ditto 186535 Frederick Nicholls 2113 ditto Newcastle- on- Tyne turner 24} 5 94 It. bm blue fresh ditto 5 Feb. Windsor took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 186536 John Whitehouse 8784 ditto Tipton, Statlord miner 3.4 5 8} It. brn grey fresh ditto 12 Feb. ditto ditto D 186537 John West 1590 ditto Tuddenham, Suffolk labourer 25 5 91 auburn blue fair ditto 5 Feb. London took part of reg. ncc. 186538 Robert Gilliard 1291 ditto Heckworthy, Devon ditto 224 5 101 brown grey fair ditto 1 Feb. ditto ditto 18653y George Judd 6931 ditto Wrells, Somerset ditto 30 5 94 dk. bm hazel fresh ditto 5 Feb. ditto off furlough 186540 186541 186542 186543 186541 186545 186546 186547 186548 186549 186550 186551 186552 186553 186554 186555 186556 186557 18655* 186559 186560 186581 186562' 18656J 1S65I4 186565 18656-! 186567 18656S 1865611 Root. H. Bingham John Wallace John Williamson Charles McGroarty William Craddock James Little George Mahoney Joseph Hanigan John Eagan Samuel Wilson lln8 1284 1447 786 1503 1212 115 « 1084 Scots Fusiliers ditto ditto 1st Foot 2nd Foot ditto 3rd Foot ditto ditto ditto Whitehaven, C'umb. Kilmarnock, Ayr Ipswich Donegal Wellingborough* Cloghe-. Tyrone London Raharney, Weslmth. Casbel, Tipperary Fintona, Tyrone ditto 2U 5 Si ditto 22 5 114 ditto 194 5 7! miner 20 5 61 shoemaker 21 D 7 labourer 23 » 5 83 printer • 2 L 5 61 groom 22 5 Si labourer 191 a « 4 ditto 221 5 74 accountant 30 5 7 labourer 294 e 7 confectioner 264 6 0 labourer 25 5 8 ditto 184 5 5 tailor 324 6 64 sailor 34 5 7} puddler 23 5 10 ditto 234 6 6 labourer 194 5 54 It. brn brown light brown dk. brn dk. brn brown brown fair It. brn hazel troWn grey blue brown grey hazel blue grey blue fresh pale fair fresh tresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto black; tweed regimental ditto ditto 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 30 Jan. 13 Feb. 13 Feb. 16 Feb. 8 Feb. 8 Feb. ditto ditto ditto Edinburgh Cork Chatham London Curragh ditto ditto ditto ditto D ; scar on left arm ditto recruit, finally approved off furlough to Northampton " N'tliaptn. • ditto to Lambeth ; brn. patch, nates scar of burn on right foot; rec.- uit took the whole of reg. nec. off furlough to Thur! c3 ditto to Fintona Charles Smyth Edward Finnan Daniel Coughlan James M Garvey Patrick Foley Michael Fitzgerald WilliamThompson Edward Sedhouse Thomas Baggott John Burns 595 3177 1643 1430 1427 886 2939 871 711 1277 ditto ditto 6th Foot 8th Foot ditto ditto ditto 10th Foot ditto ditto Bath, Somerset Stradbally, Queen's Dunmow, Essex Drummond, Antrim Sligo Dublin Edinburgh Bilaton, Stafford Ollswinford, Wore. Salford, Lancashire dk. brn brown dk. brn It. brn brown black brown light It,, brn It. brn grey blue grey blue blue hazel hazel blue grey grey fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto black plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 5 Feb. 11 Feb. 6 Feb. 16 Feb. 15 Feb. 7 Feb. 8 Feb. 21 Dec. 21 Dec. 11 Feb. S'thampton CurrHgh London Dublin ditto ditto ditto Ft. Beaufrl ditto Chatham pockpitted burn on buck of right hand ; officer's servan scar on left side of neck right little toe overlaps D off furlough to Dublin Thomas Gamble William Ahern John Delaney Patrick Hayes Daniel Andrews Henry Allen William Welsh Matthew Black John Preston John Collins 1638 1122 572 551 712 710 1564 1719 903 819 ditto 13th Foot ditto 14th Foot ditto ditto 15th Foot 16th Fojt 17th Foot ditto Belturbet, Cava a Dublin Cashel, Tipperary Carrick, Waterford Wood and, Dorset Chebhill, Dorset Alloa, Clackmannan Portadown, Armagh Limerick ditto ditto plasterer brazier labourer ditto ditto weaver labourer servant painter 25 22 23} 19} 194 24J 19} 194 191 204 186571,' 18657: 186572 186573 ,'. 86574 186575 186576 186577 186573 86579. John Banks John White Peter Duffy Thomas Goodwin John Brotherton John Williamson George T. Ringrose William Brady John Murphy Alfred Sutherland 844 1198 448 255 70 462 1609 1020 1256 1060 17 th Foot 18th Foot 21st Foot ditto ditto ditto 22nd Foot 24th Foot 26th Foot 28th Foot Hardwick, Lancashire Edinbuigh Glasgow Long Sutton, Line. Glasgow Cluny, Aberdeen Marvlebone, London Mouill, Leitrim Liverpool Brighton fitter labourer bootcloser cirpenrer glassblower shoemaker porter labourer ditto cabinetmkr. 234 5 254- 5 204 5 26i 5 301 5 22 5 21 5 204 5 ,234 15 18^ ' 5 brown brown dk. brn It. bm brown brown brown dk. bm brown brown light It. bra dk. brn It. brn brown black brown dk. bm brown brown brown blue hazel blue hazel hazel blue brown brown grey_ grey grey hazel grey grey blue grey grey grey hazel fresh fresh fair fair fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh freck. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto fresh sallow pale fair iresh fresh fresh fresh ruddy fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 12 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 11 Feb. 3 Feb. 3 Feb. 15 Feb. 11 Feb. 16 Feb. 16 Feb. 16 Feb. 14 Nov. 25 Jan. 26 Jan. 14 Feb. 8 Feb. 15 Feb. 7 Feb. 16 Feb. 5 Feb. ditto Aldershot ditto Portsmouth ditto ditto Chatham Nowry Aldershot ditto ditto to Belturbet ditto to Limerick ditto to Dublin ; D, pcckpitted ditto to Carrick- on- Suir ditto to Stirling ditto ditto to Limeric1: ditto Aldersliot off furlough to Dublin ; scar above rt. ancle Nuknmani* ', * New Zealand Puisley Glasgow off furlough to Lorn; Su'ton ; 2 moles on chest ditro ditto to Dumbarton ditto D Parkhurst scar on forehead ~ Dublin I Pr ston anchor and star on left hand Aldershot li. ffl iirlough to London 18^ 0 1865S1 186582 186583 186584 186585 186586 186587 186583 186589 Henry l. owrey Thomas McManus Charles Landers Peter Mathieson John Roberts Thomas Whealon William Smith Henry Thomas James Willoughby William Allen 386 i 970 112". 932 860 939 870 31si Foot 38th Foot 41st Foot. 43rd Foot 48th Foot, ditto ditro 51st Foot ditto ditto JJewcostle- on- Tyne Enniskil.' en, Form. Dublin Jampbultown, Argyle Lauuceston, CJI nwall Stradbally, Queen'a Liverpool Eainmeremit'i. Mdlsx Paulstown, Kilkenny Glasgow labourer ditto shoemaker mason miner labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto 3.'± 214 184 254 25 31 21 20 20 24 54 6 5 10 54 6 54 6 74 It. bm dk. bm brown brown light brown black dk. brn fair brown grey grey grey grey hazel brown hazel hazel grey grey fresh dark fair fr, sh fresh fresh norid fresh fresh fresb ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto black trousers blue ; serge 7 Feb. 15 Feb. 14 Feb. 11 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 13 Mar. 14 Feb. 13 Feb. 14 Feb. ditto Colchester ditto Winchester Shornclititf ditto Cork Winchester Dublin Winchester ditto ditto off pass off furlough ditto to Glenn, Fermanagh to Dubliu to Cork to Q', teen's pekptd scar on back of lett hand recruit, not finally approved ditto ; ditto scar It. breast 186590 186591 186592 186593 186594 18659c 186- 9 1S659 " 8659' 18659. Daniel Mitchell Samuel Roberts William Mitchell Arthur King Samuel Carson John Thompson Edward Jones Thomas Griffiths David Tuffs John McCarvey . 1313,62nd Foot 1309! ditto 1331 1090 881 1155 1152 471 743 1326 ditto ditto ditto ditto 53rd Foot ditto 54th Foot 8th Foot, Leeds Stepney, London Belta. st Rendlesham, Suffolk Carmoney, Antrim Dublin Monegal, King's Welshpool, Mntgmry. Torrington, Norfolk Enniskillen, Form. ditto ditto boilermaker labourer ditto smith labourer spinner bricklayer labonrer 224 204 241 194 29} 181 28 26 26J 18$ light dk. bm brown It. brn brown It. bm It. bra brown light brown blue dk. bm grey grey hazel hazel grey grey grey blue fresh regimental 9 Fob. Portsmouth fresh ditto 9 Feb. ditto fresh ditto 9 Feb. ditto sallow ditto 7 Feb. ditto fresh ditto 7 Feb. ditto off furlough to Belfast fresti ditto 7 Feb. ditto scar on f, rehead fair ditto 4 Feb. Waterford oil furlough r," Rossgrny, Tipperary fresh ditto 13 Feb. Kilkenny ditto to Shrewsbury freBh ditto 8 Feb. Colchestor pnle ditto 14 Feb. Belfast, + ook part of reg. ner. 186 00 186601 18660. 18660', 18660. 186805 18660^ 186607 18660* 1S660U John Weafer Peter Ryan William Friday John Broadfoot John Ryder John McGuinness James McCormick James Carson Patrick Coll Charles Jewer 1342 ditto 1343 ditto 906 60th Rifles 193 ditto 651 61st Foot 223 ditto 789 ditto 894 62nd Foot 481 ditto 829 63rd Foot Dublin Greenock, Renfrew Horsham, Sussex PenDingham, Wigton Salford, Lancashire Gran- e, Meath Aircourt, Galway Carmoney, Antrim Kilrai. ha 1, Ciare Dalrey, Ayr ditto brassmoldr. stoker labourer ditto ditto piercer spinner cooper miner 184 24 25J 26j 234 253 23 194 255 20 brown j It. brn , dk. brn brown It. brn brown It. brn It. brn fair dk. bm grey blue dk. brn grey hazel grey dark blue grey bazel jfresti ifresh fresh • ifresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh [ florid ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto di* to ditto ditto 14 Feb. 8 Feb. 15 Fob. 11 Feb. 13 Feb. 5 Feb. 6 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 12 Feb. I ditto ditto ! Dublin ditto ditto ditto ditto Pembroke ditto Aldeishst * J. VV'.' ou loft arm took part of reg. nec. ' I). O.' on arms oil furlough to Newton St. iwart, Wigton ditto to Manchester pockpittcl; scar on right cheek on furlough to Belfast; auchor on It. arm ditto to Ballymakill, Clare; D took the whole of reg nec. March 5: POLICE GAZETTE. 7 DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE ( continued). OFFICE iro. NAME. REG. WO. COBPS. WHERE BOEN. TEADE. H SIZE. HAIB. EYES. PACE. COAT & TBOTJSEBS. DATB OP PLACE OP DESERTN. DE3EETI0N. MARKS and REMAKES. 186610 John Forbes 4129 68th Foot Tartaraglian, Armugh weaver m 6 5 brown brown fresh serge 6 Sept. Wanjjanui* * New Zealand 186611 Cornelius Allman 260 ditto Manchester shoemaker 2> 4 5 54 brown hazel sullow regimental 30 Aug. ditto 186612 George Simpson 3153 ditto Walron, Yorkshire » room 29£ 6 6 It,, bm bazel fresh sergo 19 June ditto took waist- belt 186613 Eugene Dubruil 97 69th Foot St. Helie ' s, Jersey — 22) 5 4 brown ? rey fresh regimental , 14 Feb. Aldershot ff furlough to Dublin 186614 George Brown 1048 ditto Theul, Berks labourer at* 5 64 brown liazel fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto scars of boils on chest and legs 186615 James McWilliams 995 72nd Foot E iinburgh ditto 21 6 54 brown ? rey fresh ditto 2 Feb. Stirling 186616 George Macfeat 956 ditto Korfur ditto 25 6 8 dk. bru bazel fresh ditto 8 Jan. ditto off furlough to Montrose eft hand slighly mutilated scar of burn oil left thigh t ok part, of res. nec. 186- 517 David Blyth — ditto Dairsie, Fife ploughman 5 8 blaok bazel dark serge; tartan 22 Oct. Poona 186618 Michael Murray 600 73rd Foot Cappc quin, Waterfd. tailor 30 5 3 dk. brn blue fresh reguuental 15 Feb. Limerick 186619 Thomas Lilley 1202 i ditto Ennistnllen, Ferm. labourer 204 5 91 dk. brn grey fresb ditto 12 Feb. dit^ o 186620 John Stringlein* 265 75th toot Cardiff, Glamorgan clerk 24 6 8 brow ii grey ' roan ditto 10 Feb. liospurt * or Steinglein off furlough to Selborae, Hants 186621 George White 1239 ditto Selborne, Hunts labourer 20 i 5 6 It. brn blue rair ditto 7 Feb. ditto 186622 Richard Cushin 1303 ditto Cashed, Tipperary ditto 211 5 6 It,, brn blue fresh ditto 11 Feb. ditto ditto to Cashel 186623 John Farquhar 1479 78th Foot Old Machur, Abjrd. ploughman 204 5 Si dk. brn blue fresh ditto 11 Feb. Aberdeen ook waist- belt and putt of reg. nec. D D; short hair 186624 James Gemell 1062 ditto Glasgow miner 244 6 8 brown hazel pale ditto 12 Feb. ditro 186625 Alexander Taylor 1526 ditto Huntly, Aberdeen labourer 204 5 8i dk. brn blue pale ditto 11 Fob. ditto ook waist- belt aud part of reg. neo. I); short hair 186626 William Wiseman lz6a ditto Ayr collier - 04 5 64 brown blue [ air ditto 12 Feb. ditto 186627 Thomas Duffey 1382 83rd Foot Uumeritee, Armagh labourer 23 5 7 brown hazel | fresh ditto 14 Feb. 3urragh off furlough to Drumathy, Armagh 18662* Paul McNamara 609 85th Foot Louth bricklayer 275 5 7i brown ( grey fair ditto 11 Feb. Manciiester ditto to Duudalk; vaiicocelelt. side 186629 James Moran 10 0 ditto Manc- t'ester labourer 22 5 71 dk. bi- n grev 1 treih ditto 10 Feb. ditto corpora' punishment 18663U Patrick Tierney 2nt> 87th . boot Di uuichtl, Clare leatliercuttr 2ti 5 / dk. ttrn hazel trnsti dirto 3L Jau. Portsuiout otl furl, ugh to Dublin 186631 William Curry 372 ditto Kildare labourer 26 5 114 red blue fair ditto 30 Jan. ditto ditto ditto 186632 Cornelius O'Brien 887 ditto Kanturk, Cn- k baker 26 6 8 dk. bm grey sallow ditto 1 Feb. ditto ditto to Cork 1S6633 Thomas Kelly 33+ 7 ditto Powerscourt, W-' cklw. labourer 31 6 8 sandy blue fresh ditto 31 Jan. ditto ditto to Itc undwood, Wicklow 1S6634 William Price 670 ditto Casrlekm ck, Dublin ditto 30 J 5 111 da. brn black sallow ditto 31 Jan. ditto ditto to Clare 186635 Anthony Gilligan 3352 ditto Ballyoi y, King's ditto 30 5 7 brown brown fresh ditto 31 Jan. ditto ditto to Ballyboy 18663b Thomas Tierney 568 ditto Elphin, Roscommon ditto 21 5 6j It. bm grey Iresh ditto 31 Jan. ditto ditto to Bt yle 186637 Daniel Lyons 97 + ditto Newt'iun'ntkennedy* blacksmith 19* 5 7 black black fresh ditto 31 Jan. ditto ditto to Dublin « Wicklow 186638 Peter Campbell 1018 ditto Ramelton, Donegal miner 20 « 5 6 It. brn hazel fresh ditto 31 Jan. ditto ditto to A\ r; scar on back 186639 Isaac Northrup 473 89th Foot New Brunswick seaman 26 5 83 dk. brn haze] fresb ditto IS Feb. Shomcliffe ditto to Liverpool 186640 John Collins — dit to Rathcormack, Cork labourer 29J ET 6* dk. brn hazel fair ditto 16 Feb. ditto ditto to Oork 186641 Peter Daly 788 ditto Liverpool bottlemaker 20 5 7 dk. bm blue , fresh ditto 6 Feb. ditto ditto to Durham 186642 James McElhutton 828 ditto Cookstown, Tyrone pitman 21 5 7 It. bm brown fresh ditto 6 Feb. ditto ditto ditto ; scar on back 186643 William Ashton — 90th Foot Manchester weaver 22 6 7 It. bm blue fresh ditto 14 Fob. Manchester 186644 John Browning 826 91st Foot 1 lulkeitt , Edinburgh hawker 205 5 65 fair blue fresh ditto 12 Feb. Preston ditto to Edinburgh; scar on nsck 186645 Robert Young 851 ditto Renfrew boilerakcr 185 5 b dk. bm brown fresh ditto 12 Feb. ditto ditto to Glasgow j rt. little finger 186646 John Smith 1266 92nd Foot Edinburgh shoemaker 191 5 64 dk. bm dark florid ditto It Feb. Aldershot ditto [ injured ditto 186S47 Robert Adams £ 8; ditto Glasgow plumber 254 6 6 fair hazel fair ditto 14 Feb. ditto 186048 John Dyer 1252 ditto n it to dyer 20 i 5 74 brown brown dark ditto 14 Feb. ditto ditto ; D 186649 Patrick McDonald 995 96th Foot Dundalk, Louth puddler 191 5 6 dk. bm g ™ J tresh ditto 7 Feb. Belfast ecar on right leg 186650 Edward Sinclair e847 H) 2nd Foot Edinburgh labourer ls- 4 5 7 It. brn grey sallow ditto 11 Feb. Chatham off furlough to Edinburgh; D 186651 Martin Schofield 423 105th Foot ( iort, Galway clothdresser 252 5 6 brown grey fresh ditto 13 Oot. WeUragtn* * East Indies 186652 Henry Marsden 443 d. tto Dublin labourer 25, 5 5 It. bru grey fresh ditto 13 Oct. ditto 186653 William Lenighan 639 ditto Dr. me, Down platelayer 271 5 64 It. bm grey fresh ditto 13 Oct. ditto 186654 Richard Callow 13+ 4 109 th Foot Cork labourer 18j 5 5 dk. bm grey fresh ditto 14 Feb. Buttevant right testicle only present 186655 Henry Spiller 26 85 Rifle Brigade Newington, Surrey paii ter 29 5 5 black hazel sallow ditto 10 Feb. Winchester 186656 John Sunderland ir: 9 Royal H. Art. ) u- nfries shoeingsm. 31? 5 7 dk. bm hazel fresh ditto 5 Feb. Woolwich D; tattooed on right arm 186657 Edward Sawyer 322 ditto R ading plasterer 264 5 51 light blue fair ditto 13 Feb. ditto D * 186658 George Parker 1139 ditto Bicester, Bucks labourer 21 5 6 brown grey fan- ditto 8 Feb. ditto 186659 John Canning 1149 ditto Liverpool plumber 19* 5 74 It. hm blue fresh ditto 8 Feb. ditto 186660 Edward Jones 3024 Roy. ArtiBery Denbigh slioeingemh 3i) l 5 85 dk. brn grey pale JIttO 9 Feb. ditto 186661 Samuel McCarthy 1492 ditto London sailor 18 5 6 dk. brn 6 « > y fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto 186662 Thomas O'Brien 1478 ditto Dunmore, Galway shoemaker 224 5 74 dk. bni hazol fresh ditto 14 Feb. ditto fear of burn on right calf 186663 George Hackworth 147 ; l ditto Grantham, Lincoln carpenter 25 5 44 brown brown fair ditto 17 Feb ditto D 186664 Alfred Dale 16230 ditto Brighton plumb- r 254 5 4 brown bazel fresb ditto 17 Feb. ditto D; Bear over loft brow D 186665 John Lawrence 1890 ditto Salcoates, Ayr cottonspnnr 27 i 5 84 dk. biri hazel fresh ditto 5 Feb. Dublm 186666 Patrick Connolly 1137 ditto Belfast labourer 25J 5 8 dk. brn gr « J fresh ditto 5 Feb. ditto 186667 Patrick Neal 2370 ditto Dublin ditto 28 5 8i sandy It. brn freah ditto 11 Feb. Hilsea off furlough to Dublin 186668 George Jacques 275 ditto Htupleford, Notts oitto 31 6 74 brown blue lair aitto 14 Feb. Shoeburyni 186S69 Samuel Dean 501 ditto R sitt, D. nbighshire ditto 31j • 5 light grey freah ditto 7 Feb. Gosport 186670 Henry Hawthorn 176+ 0 ditto Loi don nailor I9i 6 dk. oru blue trash ditto 11 Feb. War ley sear on right chest 186671 David Cox 19192 ditto St. Pnnoras, London labourer 18 5 4 browp hazel fresh ditto 12 Feb. ditto Bear above left eyebrow 186672 John Brown 2578 ditto Kelso, Roxburgh groom 204 5 64 red grey fan- ditto 13 Feb. Dover off fur lough to E litiburgh ditto to Belfast 186673 Thomas Barber 192 ditto S utliBi eiian, Somst. labourer 29 5 8 It. bm grey fair ditto 13 Feb. ditto \ 86674 James Dailey 2397 ditto Dungannon, Tyrone weaver 224 5 71 black hazel freah ditto 7 Feb. ditto 1) 96675 Phillip Chorley 6480 Rl. Engineers Ci illington, Devon carpenter 26 - 9 tan- blue lair plain 2 Dee. Gibraltcr knock- kneed, back covered with scari 186676 William Cook 8620 ditto Kingston, Surrey ditto 23 5 I! brown grey freah regimental 11 Feb. iChitliaui 186677 John Best Tyler 6146 ditto Tnettord, Nui folk clerk 264 5 10 brown g"> y fresh plain 17 Feb. Woolwich 186678 Patrick Keane 7297 ditto Dublm cooper 27 i 5 94 dk. brn hazel fresh regimental 15 Feb. Weymouth off furlough to Dublin; scar on. belly recruit, Surgically inspected 186679 John Marsden — 12th Laneere W xkefield, Yorkshire collier 23 5 7j sandy gre^ fair dark; cord 16 Feb. Stalybridge 186680 John Rooney • — 11 th Foot Kingstown, Dublin iBliueotaker ,24 6 8 dk. Orn sallow brown 10 Feb. Kingstown recruit, not surgically intpocted 186681 James Kerr — ditto Omugh, Tyrone ! ditto 23 5 54 black hazel sallow black; lit ht 10 Felb. Omagli ditto 186682 Frederick Goutt — 2no Foot Thay len, Suffolk labourer ' IS 5 74 It. bm grey fresh black ; ocrd 11 Feb. Chelmsford ditto 186683 John Scott — ditto Edinburgh blacksmith 214 5 64 black hazel fresh canvas ; tweed 10 Fob. Edinburgh ditto 186684 John Dixon — 7 th Foot Gateshoal, Durham cooper 123 5 64 It. bra brown fresh black; moleskin 12 Feb. Newc'tl- o- T ditto 186685 Patrick Kelly — ditto ditto ' brickmaker 2- 2 5 6 It. brn # rey fresh black; light 12 Feb. ditto ditto 186686 James Brown — 8th Foot Dublin labourer 22 5 94 brown hazel fresh black 12 Feb. Dublin ditto 186687 Robert Sharp — « 15 th Foot Glasgow i ditto 1204 5 61 brown hazel sallow black ; moleskin 8 Feb. Glasgow ditto 18668S John Wilson — 2* th Foot Darlington, Durham : upholsterer 21 5 54 brown brown sallow blue; tweed 4 Feb. ditto ditto 186689 James McMuchlan — 48th Foot Liverpool I painter | 24 5 7 It. brn blue fair serge; duck 10 Feb. Liverpool ditto 186690 186691 186692 186693 186691 186695 186696 166697 18669^ 18669 Francis Gillespie Moses Moy William Griffin Bernard McVey Charles Spears George Chadwick George John Kerr George Clifton William Blackburn Thomas Byrne ( 9th boot 5let Foot 63rd Foot dnto 66th Foot 76th Foot 78th Foot 95th Foot ditto Roy. Artillery E inburgh London Glasgow ditto Water'ord New Romney, Kent Dundee, Foifar Allertou, York- hire Carlton, Yorkshire Kul, Duhlin labourer eigarmaker ' 19 baker labourer ditto ditto baker 22 6 u iincr bricklayer labourer 19 5 19 5 23 5 2 5 18J 5 22 5 • 24 5 22 15 brown dk. brn brown brown brown dk. bm brown dk. brn auburn brown grey grey grey hazel dark grey brown hazel b^ own fresh frnah sollow swarth | fair sallow fresh Ifresb fresh 1 fresh brown; moleskin black frieze; cord brown; cord fustian; tweed black; tweed tweed 5 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. 12 Feb. 11 Feb. 15 Feb. 17 Feb. 10 Feb. 10 Feb. 23 ; an. Edinburgh Southampt Gla- gow ditto Waterford Rora » ey Duudee Liverpool ditto Dublin 1867OO 186707 186702 186703 186704 186705 186706 186707 18670^ 186709 Charles Howe Matthew Lowndes James Fishwick Thomas Coppell Frederick Kemp Charles Daley John Tailor Terence McArdle William Thomas John O'Brien r> 6ts 3rd hiuaaars Exuiijste- r, Devon ditto 2L 5 9 brown grey fresb regimental 22 Feb. 387 9th Lancers Lr- ek, S afford puddler 254 5 7 brown grey fresh ditto 19 Feb. 856 12th Lancers Mat choster glue maker 18jj 5 9 brown bru wn fresh ditto 19 Feb. 4004 Military Train Deptfor- d, Kent labourer 194 5 4* c « . bm grey fresh ditto 18 Feb. 2990 ditto Glastonbuiy. Somerst ditto - 7 5 8 dk. urn brown fresh ditto 16 Feb. 9- 9 2nd Foot Grenough, Cork ditto 18 5 54 fair blue fair ditto 19 Feb. 1078 3rd Foot Salfora, Lancaster ditto 194 5 64 dk. bm grey sallow ditto 19 Feb. — 7th Foot Blackhill, Durham ditto 18 5 64 It. brn grey fresh black 20 Feb. 2983 ditto Grays, Kent ditto 331 5 5 dk. brn hazel fresh regimental 15 Feb. 1449 9th Foot Moy eu len, Galway ditto 24 5 64 brown grey fresh ditto 20 Feb. 1164 12th Foot Tubbercurry, Sligo ditto 194 6 5 dk. bru blue sallow oitto 15 Feb. — 13th Foot Sherborne, Dorset excavator 25 6 6i dk. bm hazel sallow white smock; cord 22 Feb. 3850 21st Foot Crolian, King's labourer 28} 5 6 brown grey fresh regimental 20 Feb. — 30th Foot King W illiam'sTwn.* ditto 18 5 51 brown grey freah brown j tweed 16 Feb. — 47th Foot Glasgow potter 23 5 51 brown grey fresh plain 20 Feb. 13 4 « 52nd Foot Pontiferry, Down labourer 194 5 B brown hazel fresh regimental 19 Feb. 1289 63rd Foot Coppaquin, Waterfrd. d; Ho 2li 6 6S dk. brn blue swarth ditto 17 Feb. 1229 ditto West port, Mayo draper 204 5 6 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 16 Feb. 1034 ditto Liverp ol labourer 2 + 5 8 brown grey fresh ditto 16 Feb. 158 60th Rifles Eve, Suf oik ditto 29 5 7 brown grey fre- h ditto 18 Feb. 178 ditto Diss, IN or folk ditto 33 5 5 dk. bru grey sallow ditto 18 Feb. 838 61st Foot Mar, chest er wire maker 22 5 84 It. bm grey fresh ditto 17 Feb. 1009 63rd Foot Warley, Essex labourer 20 5' 64 brown blue fair supposed plain 18 Feb. 1010 65th Foot Aston, Warwickshire ditto 194 5 84 dk. brn blue fresh brown; tweed 19 Feb. 822 68th Foot Hulme, Lancaster clerk 22 5 5j black hazel fresh regimental 19 Feb. 419 8 ith Foot Clonmel, Tipperary labourer 25| 6 7 brown grey fair ditto 14 Feb. 466 ditto Carrick- on- Suir butcher 26 5 dark hazel sallow ditto 16 Feb. 2593 ditto Drumcliff, Clare labourer 354 6 71 It. bra olue fresh ditto 14 Feb. 970 ditto Wostport, Mayo miner 20 6 6 brown grey pale ditto 14 Feb. 19218 Roy. Artillery Marylebone, London labourer 18 5 4 brown hazel freah ditto 18 Feb. 19239 ditto ditto ditto 20 & 44 brown blue fresh ditto 18 Feb. 19220 ditto St. Ives, Hunts wheelwrght 19$ 5 4i dk. bm hazel dark ditto 18 Feb. 19251 ditto Marylebone, London labourer 18 6 44 brown grey fresh ditto 18 Feb. 19250 ditto Oxford ditto 20 5 4 brown grey fair ditto 18 Feb. 19197 ditto Northampton shoemaker 18 5 44 light brown fresh ditto 19 Feb. 18712 ditto Ashmore, Dorset labourer 22i 5 1 dk. bm grey freak ditto 19 Feb. 18984 ditto Coleraine, Antrim plasterer 23 5 84 brown grey fresh ditto 19 Feb. 1444 ditto Greenwich, Kent baker 23 5 8 aubum grey pale ditto 17 Feb. ditto recruit, surgically ina pected recruit, not surgically inspected ditto cast in left eye; recruit scar on bark of left hand; recruit recruit, surgically inspects! ecar of bu> n ou chest; recruit scar on le t thigh; recrut seir in left groin • recruit Alilershot Dundalk Cahir Woolwich Dublin Cork Curragh N'wctle- o- T Cork Mullingar supposed gone to Jtxuiiiwter off turlouuh ; 11; scar on right eyebrow off eitcort duty icar of burn on cheat took part of reg. neo.; D off paB « to Bandon; soar of burn oil rt. hand offfurleugh to Manchester recruit, attested ell furlough to Kensington, London took part of reg. nee. 186710 186711 186712 186713 186714 186715 186716 186717 186718 186719 Michael Mullins George Smith Patrick Keane David . Roach Arch. McInnes Fras. Macnamara Patrick Manning Thomas Quigley Joseph Griffiths Hezekiah Booty Chatham Horsley Glasgow London Glasgow Portsmouth Kilkenny Waterford ditto Dublin off furlough to Tipperary; pockpitted pockpitted, scars on left cheek; recruit recruit, finally approved ditto * Cork off furlough to Merthyr; icar left patella ditto to Shrewsbury ditto to Liverpool ditto to Ipswich l86720\ 186721; 1867221 186723 186724 186725 18( 5726 J 86727 186728 186729 186730 186731 186732 186733 186734 186735 186736 186737 186738 186739 Robert Weaver Laurence Cahill Alfred Greenlnll John T. Wright John Henry Quinn James Hickey Patrick Colcoughly Patrick Penn Bernard Donnelly Thos. Cunningham William Robinson George Hodson John Bryian George Kew John Blunt Benjamin Turner John Fodwell James Dool ditto ditto Aldershot Dcvonport Manchester Portsmouth ditto ditto ditto Warley D ditto te Bus; D took part of reg. nec. off pasi off furlough f » Carriek- on- Suir; D ditto ditto • D ditto to Drumcliff [ on neck ditto to Pat uey, Ayr; mark of boil tattooed on left arm ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dilto ditto Woolwich off pass to London ditto ditto ; slight mark between eyes two marks of ulcers on right leg off pass to London off furlough to Glasgow; ' J, D,' rt, arm 8 POLICE GAZETTE. March 5. DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA. cpproE NAMX BE9. COBPS. WHBBE BOBN. TEACH. M SIZE. HAIB. EYES. PACE. COAT & TBOUBBliS. DAXi£ OP PLACE OP MARK? ACTD REMARKS. no. HO. < U21 L3TN. DESEBTION. 71015 Miles Durkin 4698,6th Lane.* Accrington. — 20 15 641 red Igrey sallow I 1 May Burnley free!, led * absent from training 71016 Charles Frith 4981 1 ditto Burnley — 18 5 2. It. brn brown fresh 21 Aprii ditto black spot on left knee 71017 John Ganaty 4" 80! ditto Bacup — 21 5 34 brown bluo sallow 1 May ditto scar on forehead 71018 John Green 4521 ditto Burnley — 16} 5 21 ok. brn blue sallow 1 May ditto pookpiited 71019 James Greenwood 4932 ditto Rowlinslale — 25 5 64 brown grey tresh 1 Muy ditto 71020 Thomas Haley 5080 ditto ditto — 21 5 3i black grey sallow 1 May ditto scar at corner of loft eye 71021 Thomas Hanley 5281 5062 ditto Burnley — 19 5 4 dk. bm dk. brn sod > w 21 April ditto 71022 Chris. Harrison ditto ditto — 22 6 8 dk. bm It. bm sallow 1 May ditto 71023 Patrick Hunt 4130 ditto ditto — 21 S 94 brown grey pale 1 May ditto scar on left forefinger 71021 Arthur Kidd 4i73 ditto ditto 19 6 24 brown groy fresh 1 May ditto scar on forehead, bum on left shoulder 71025 Robert Knowles 4627 ditto ditto 1 — 17} 5 54 auburn brown | Iresh 1 May ditto 71026 James Lever 5147 ditto Blackburn — 22 5 6 light blue fresh 1 May ditto mole on neck 71027 Cornelius Lever 1827 ditto Accrington — 184 5 7 It. bm grey fresh 24 April ditto flesh mark on left hand 71028 Martin McDermott 4088 ditto Manchester — 21 5 31 brown blue fair 1 May ditto pockpitted 71029 Michael McKinzie 4327 ditto Rochdale — 20 5 74 brown blue sallow 1 May , ditto sear over right eyebrow 71030 John McKinzie 4335 ditto ditto — 18 5 4 brown blue Iresh 1 May ditto 71031 Thomas Nasey 5il0 ditto Liverpool — 22 6 64 dk. brn grey fresh 1 May ditto scar at corner of right eyebrow 71032 Thomas Nowlan 5238 ditto Oldham — 22 S 44 dk. bra brown fresh 24 April ditto scar on left temple 71033 Samuel Ogden 5076 ditto Manchester 31 s 44 brown grey sallow 1 May ditto scar over right eyebrow 71034 John Quinn C070 ditto Staleybridge 25 5 3} brown blue fresh 1 May ditto . 71035 James Smith 5001 ditto Rochdale 20 I5 64 brown grey- sallow 1 May ditto ditto 71036 Robert Stewart 4313 ditto Burnley — 17 ' 5 34 brown grey freh 1 May ditto hare- lip 71037 Daniel Thompson 4831 ditto Manchester — 31 5 34 brown brown sallow 3 May ditto pockpittel 71038 Dennis Turning 471-; ditto Accrington — 18 5 44 dk. brn grey sallow 1 May ditto scar ou forehead 71039 Patrick Vabey 5109 ditto Liverpool — 23 5 H red grey fresh 1 May ditto scar 011 right ey ebrow 71040 Robert Wallworth 5111 ditto Manchester — 27 S 6 brown hazel fresh 1 May ditto scar on third finger of left hand 71011 John Welsh 4965 ditto Burnley 18 5 6 dk. brn grey fresh 1 May ditto 71042 Robert Watson 5142 ditto ditto 22 6 54 ll. brn blue fresh — 24 April ditto 71013 John Murphy 2055 Tipperary Art. Cahir, Tipperary servant 28} 5 8 brown brown fresh 21 May* Clonmel * 1862 71011 Peter Shaughnessy 5258 5th Middlesex Islington, London musician 184 5 4 brown hazel fair 30 Nov. Uxbridge off pass ( 0 Ijondon 71045 Richard Byrne 4239 AntrimRifles Carrickfeigus musician 22 5 74 brown grey fair black 10 Jan. Belfast, 71046 Wm. J. White 751 1. of W. Art. Newport, I. of Wight shoemaker 21 5 84 brown grey fresh plain 7 Jan. I. of Wight 71047 71018 David Ewing 732 Donegal Art. Cenwal, Donegal musician 19J 5 7 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 15 Dcc. Letterknny. 71019 71050 71051 71052 71053 71051 ADMIRALTY, March 5, 1866. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service NAME. SHIP DESEBTED OB DIS- CHARGED FROM. DATE. BATING. SIZE. WHELIS BOBN. MASKS and REMARKS Thomas Wyatt Samuel Down John Keys T. H. Cook John Symons William Clarke Robert Wren Henry Edwards Henry Whitnall John N. Air George Ward John Rutledge George Ashman Thomas Winclose John Dallaston John Curtin Thomas Farrell James Bolding Patrick McClarence Patrick Driscoll Joseph Baker George Stirling Edwin Brown Levi Sewell , Edward Middleton John Ackford George Warland Bernard Flynn Alfred Clay William Squire William Pariget F. W. S. Richardson Edward Cox Samuel Atkins Charles P. Powell William Danes William Stark Robert Stilton Edward Kerne John Brownnutt C. B. Williams James Davies James E. Barry Henry Gilmore Robert Wren Robert Davidson James Smith John Ward John O'Brien John Rowe William Pendry Thomas Bennett Edward Burgess H. Stewart Frederick Duke Robert Burley James Houlden Jos. E. Turner James Rathbone William T. Vinn D. oj Wellington, deserter , 20 Feb. Doris, straggler 21 Feb. ditto j 1 Mar. ditto | 1 Mar. ditto 21 Feb. Cambridge, straggler 128 Feb. ditto 16 Jan. Meeante, discharged ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto D. of Wellington, deserter Fisgard, straggler ditto Boscawen, deserter Racoon, straggler Cumberland, deserter Cumberland, di charged ditto | Leopnrd, discharged Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. 5 Feb. 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 11 Feb. 20 Feb. 27 Feb. 6 Jan. ' ^ ' o Princess Royal, discharged 29 Dcc. Asia, straggler ditto Cumberland, deserter ditto Conqueror, discharged ditto ditto Megcera, straggler Excellent, straggler ditto Prince Albert, straggler Prince Albert, deserter Cambridge, straggler dirto Formidable, deserter ditto Doris, straggler Topaze, straggler ditto ditto Dauntless, deserter Star, deserter Prince Albert, straggler ditto Dauntless, deserter Implacable, deserter ditto ditto 22 Feb. 21 Feb. 9 Feb. 10 Feb. 21 Feb. 21 Feb. 21 Feb. 11 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 16 Feb. 16 Feb. 29 Jan. It. Feb. 6 Feb. 6 Feb. 10 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. 19 Feb. 5 Feb. 4 Feb. 13 Feb. 11 Feb. 31 Jan. 15 Jan. 13 Jan. 13 Jan. orQinarv carpenter's crew ordinary I ditto stoker private, R. Marines A. B. j ditto ordinary i ditto j A. B. ordinary ditto ditto ditto ditto A. B. ordinary A. B. ordinary A. B. ordinary carpenter's crew A. B. ditto ditto ordinary stoker ordinary blacksmith's crew rrdiuary ditto A. B. stoker, 2nd class | ordinary, 2nd class stoker, 2nd class ditto 1 ordinary, 2nd clnsB j ditto | carpenter's crew A. B. i ditto ordinary, 2nd class ordinary IB. I ditto J boy, 1st class ditto { carpenter's crew ordinary ordinary, 2nd class ! ditto ' engineer's cook A. B. af^ Jjaj ordinary, 2nd class cook's assistant boy, 2nd class ditto ditto 23 30 23 20 21 29 26 28 21 22 26 20 19 20 [ 20 120 28 20 [ 27 _ 23 26 29 23 27 20 26 23 29 21 25 23 32 20 23 22 19J 21 24 27 30 20 24 27 22 17 19 33 21 17 19 20 31 26 195 17 16 17 6 6 7 5 5 64 2 114 2 9 34 44 8 6 8 6 4 54 7 4 64 11 7 6 9 7 0 Brompton, Surrey light 44 BlackTorriugtcn, Devon light " light It. brn It. brn It. brn brown [ light brown I light brown light dark light sandy brown brown red brown brown brown brown brown dk. brn dark brown red dark dark. It. brn brown brown 11 jLondon 84 Stoke, Devon 6 Yealmpton, Devon Doddiscombleigh. Devi!. CI ard, Somerset Sydenham, Surrey Margate, Kent London Galway . Portsmouth Bury St. Edmund's London Ipswich, Suffolk Cork Eastohurcb, Kent London Madras Cork Sheemess, Kent Norwich Frampton, Dorset Stockport, Lancashire Cbeisea, London Tavistock, Devon Brentford, Middlesex Boy tie, Sliso Whitechapel, London St. George's E., London London 2J! Leyton, Essex 7 Ryde, Isle of Wight 9 Landport 14 Hornsey, London 7 Portadown, Armagh 7 Portseo, Hants 8 Plymeuth 5 London 94 Greenwick, Kent 64 Jersey 7 New Quay, Cardigan 11 Aruncel, Suffolk 54 St. Pa' eras, London 6 Chard, Somerset 6 Isle of Wight 04 t-' alv » iley, Yorkshire 94 Stepney, London 6 Queenstown 6 Padstow, Cornwall 7 Heroic rd South Hill, Cornwall Norwich London 24 6 34' Lam both, Surrey 64 " 4 04 14 London Hundleby, Lincoln Chester Shoreditch, London Bermondsey, Surrey brown It. brn It. brn brown brown black dark dk. brn black dk. brn brown It. brn dark light brown brown It. brn brown brown brown It. bm black brown light light brown grey blue grey hazel blue grey blue blue hazel hazel grey grey grcv blue ! hazel jbazci I grey I grey dark hazel blue hazel hazel grey dark hazol blue hazel hazel dark blue blue blue grey hazel grey blue blue blue hazel hazel grey blue dark blue grey dk. brn blue hazel hazel grey hazel blue blue blue hazel dark grey grey hazel sallow fan- lair fair fun- fair fresh fair fair fair fair 1 | pale 1 ruddy ( air fair fresh lair fair sallow fair dark dark ruddy fair ruddy ; £ 3 rewurd served in Victory, Bacchante, and Duke of Wellington \ £ 1 re « ard served in Indus Served iu Nile, Amphion, Sanspareil, Hannibal, and Cambridge served in Implacable, Liffey, ai d Canopus served in Indus served in Nile and Firebrand served in Renown, Sheldrake, ard Satellite 1 seived iu Caesar and Wellesky served in Formidable and Trafalr/ ar I rcrve l in Industry and Formidable I served in Ajax ' served in Excellent i served 111 Impregnable served in Wellesley served in Cumberland nnd Wellesley I served 111 Hawke au i Impregnable a- rved io Hecate, Renown, and Formidable serve 1 in Boscawen ai d Revenge serve t in Bittern, Winchester, Blenheim, Pylades, and Himalaya ce'V. d in Narcissus and Cossack serve 1 11 Esk, President. Ganges, and Formidable serued in Victory and Aboukir £ 3 reward served in Edgar £ 1 reward sei ved in Nile, Fox, and Achillea ditto served in Orlando 10s. reward served in Impregnable, Royal Adelaide, and Galatea served in Cumberland and Wellesley £ 3 reward served in Styx, Indus, and Orlando served in Queen Charlotte, Formidab'e, Monarch, and Nile served in Fisgard ai d Cumberland 1 served in Victory, Porcupine, Formidable, and Leopard serve 1 in Fisgard, Victory, Pioneer, Leven, and Euryalus £ 1 reward ditto £ 3 reward ditto serve 1 in Perseverance an 1 Narcissus served in Wellington, Indus, Impregnable, and Royal Adelaide served in Asia, St. Vincmit, Formidable, and Indus £ 1 rewurd ditto taftooe 1 on arms ditto . uttooei en breast and wrists 10s. reward three marks on back; served in Scylla i. 3 reward served in Victor Emanuel, Greyhound, and Edgar served in Renown, Sheldrake, an ! Satellite served in Minotaur, Cumberland, Formidable, and Orlando scar on right, thigh ; served in Liffey served in Liffey served in Giadiator £ 3 reward ditto served in Fisgard, Ardent, Fox, and Medusa £ 1 reward scar on left cheek ; served in Russell auri Asia 10s. rena; d served in Fisgard, London, ana Hannibal £ 3 rew ard £ 1 reward ditto serve 1 in Fisgard ditto ditto Ho reward will be given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a regular Police is organized, but all reasonable expensea will bo turd. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. SAME. DIVISION. WHEBE 30BN. TBADB. M e> M SIZE. 1 HAIB. HYES. PACE. Woolwich Galway collier 21 6 7* brown brown fresh ditto Barton, Nottingham labourer 20 5 7} It. brn grey fresh ditto Wakefield striker 23 5 7 brown brown fresh ditto Uttoxeter, Stafford butcher 21 5 64 It. bra grey fresh ditto Kilmoree, Mayo labourer 203 3 6 dk. fcrn grey fresh ditto Eynesbury, Hunts ditto 264 5 64 It. bm hazel fresh — Peterborough groom 22 5 64 dk. bm groy fresh Chatham Dorking, Surrey butcher 32} 5 74 It. bm blue sallow Woolwich Stoke- upon- Trent clerk 21 5 5} brown blue fresh Plymouth Leominster, Hereford labourer m 5 6 black hazel fresh ' COAT & EBOTTBEB?. DATE OP DESKBTHT. PLACE OB BSSEBTION. MASKS AND REMARKS John Duggan Benj. Collington Thomas Hall Charles Turnea* James Grennan John Day Arthur Plete William Amey Henry Shepherd Thomas Griffiths brown; moleskin black; cord undress uniform undress uniform 21 Feb. 21 Feb. 20 Feb. 20 Feb. 19 Fob. 20 Feb. 13 Feb. 20 Feb. 20 Feb. 24 Jan. Woolwich ditto Sheffield W oolwich ditto ditto Peterboro' Chatham Plymouth ditto off furlough recruit 1) ; scratches on shoulder off furlough rocruit, not surgically inspected d scharged off furlough * aK° s Henry Brovv- n to Birmingham ; scars on bowels LONDON ; PBINTED FOB HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE BY HARBISON AND SONS, ST. MARTIN'S LANK, W. C,