POLICE ^ tifcltefjeti 6AZETT CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against R'- ivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, luith the thne, the place, and the circumstance of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences who are known but not in custody, and a Description of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description, us accurate as possible, of Proper£ that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 4326 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1866. Notice.— It is requested that all communications for the pur- pose of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen property, may bear the Signature of the person requiring or sending the same, and all applications in reference to jj^ e POLICE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to MR. W. D. BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. Whenever it is desired that any person shouVd be 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 * he Advertisement, forwarded to the Editor for insertion. As no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all betters addressed to the Editor enust toe prepaid, otherwise the insertion will not be made. It is requested that the Names and Descriptions of X) eserters 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. W.," as they cannot be published without his - authority. INFORMATIONS MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. Description of a man found dead, supposed to have been murdered, at Seabrook, near Sandgate, Kent, at 10- 30 p. m. on the 26th ultimo : 35 to 40 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches long, stout make, dark brown beard and moustache, high fore- head, and of respectacle appearance ; dressed in dark coat, overcoat, and vest, grey tweed trousers, cotton shirt with pink spots, plated Bleeve- links, new side- spring boots, French make, white cotton Socks, marked ' O. L.' in red cotton, and cambric handkerchief, same mark ; all the clothing appeared nearly new ; had in his possession a silver Geneva Watch, No. 17642 — C981, a platinum albert Chain, a large Latch- key, and several pieces of French and . English Money, some in a purse, and some loose in his pockets. He is supposed to be a Frenchman, or to have recently travelled in France, as he had several French railway time tables with him. The body appeared to have been in the water but a few hours, there were bruises on each side of the temples, and on the bridge of the nose, which were quite fresh and bleeding when found, and the body was not stiff when taken from the water. The above gentleman stayed at the Alexandra Hotel, Folkestone, the night previous to his death, and left about 10 a. m. tp visit Shorncliffe Camp ; he was seen at Sandgate during the evening, in company with two females. Information to be given to Superintendent English, Kent County Constabulary, Seabrook Police Station, Sandgate, Kent.— Bow- street, November 5. Description of a man named THOMAS DELANEY, charged with the manslaughter of Michael McLoughlin, on the 8th iustaut, at Wolverhampton : about 25 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches high, dark brown hair ; dressed in dark cloth coat, cord or moleskin trousers, and dark cloth cap ; has worked as a labourer in ironworks ; he was traced to Bilston, where he slept at a common lodging house on the night of the 8th, and left for . Birmingham on the morning of the 9th instant. Inf - mation to be given to Captain Segrave, Chief Constable, V^'^;? rhampton. — Bow- street, October 2£. / jaSON AND WILFUL BURNING On the night of the 19th ultimo, certain farm buildings at Lea Newbold, Chester, were set on fire and a quantity of hay destroyed. A reward of £ 20 vi ill be paid to any person or persons not being the actual offender, who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Super- intendent Wilson, Tattenhall, Cheshire.— Bow- street, Nov. 2. FORGERY- Description of WILLIAM TAYLOR CRONK, charged on a warrant with forgery in the month of September last, about 28 years of age, 6 leet 10 inches high, rather pale com- plexion, dark brown hair, very small light whiskers, pro- portionate make ; generally dressed in a small check suit and high hat. Information to be given to Superintendent Dance, Police Court, Tunbridge, Kent.— Bow street, November 5. ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen from the person at Warminster Fair, on the 27th instant, a Cheque for £ 63, payable to bearer, at Wilts and Dorset Bank, Salisbury, from Galpin to Wilson ; also a Cheque for £ 62, payable to bearer, at Wilts and Dorset Bank, Devizes, from Atkins to Wilson. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Abbott, Wilts Constabulary, Warminster.— Bow- street, October 31. BURGLARY" AND SOUSE BREAKING. Description of GEORGE SUMMERS, charged with bur- glary at Stroud on the night of the 24th ultimo, with another man committed for trill at the next assizes to be holden at Gloucester : about 24 years of age, 6 feet 4 or 6 inches high, round features, light hair, small sandy whiskers, has worked as a bricklayer or bricklayers labourer ; dressed in a black monkey jacket, cord or moleskin trousers and jim- crow hat. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Hanbridge, Stroud, Glouces- tershire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, November 5. Between 10 p. m. on the 25th and G a. m. on the 26th inst., the dwelling house of Henry Hinton, in the parish of Leigh, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom: a plain made dark grey cloth Jacket, 6 lbs. of Cheese, 10 lbs. of Bacon, two and a half Loaves of home made bread, and a quantity of hen's Eggs. Supposed by a man about 30 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 6 inches high, stout made ; dressed in an old black cloth cap, dirty short slop, and old moleBkin trousers ; a native of Bringsty Common, near Brom- yard, Herefordshire. He is supposed to he a ticket of leave, information to be given to Superintendent Neckett, Upton- on- Severn, or to Acting Inspector Turner, Great Malvern.— Bow- street, October 31. On the night of the 29th or morning of the 30th instant, the house of R. J. Furbridge, Esq., the • Greenway,' Shurding- ton, near Cheltenham, was burglariously entered, and the following articles stolen : a Coffeepot, a Teapot to match, a round° ditto, two Sauce Ladles, a Toast Rack, two Cream Jugs, a pint Mug (' Siege of Damascus, 1730'), two Decanter Stands ( wooden bottoms), an open- work sugar basin Frame, two small Waiters, a Soup Ladle, four Sauce Ladles, four Salt Spoons, five Egg Spoons ( crest— hawk belled, and motto ' En avant,' over), and two Sugar Tongs— all silver ; a Fish Slice and Fork, heavy ; two Gravy Spoons ; Top of cayenne bottle and Spoon ; and a Butter Knite. £ 50 reward will be given to any person or persons who shall give such information as will lead to the recovery of the property and the apprehension of the offenders. Information to be given to the Deputy Chief Constable, Police Office, Cheltenham.— Bow- street, Odder 31. Between 12 p. m. the 27tli, and 8 a. m. the 29th instant, the Mechanics' Institution in Bolton was broken and entered by a back window, and a gold prize Medal ( about the size of a crown piece), and about 20s. worth of Postage Stamps, stolen therefrom : on one side of medal is inscribed • National Prize in Science, awarded by the Science and Art Department,' and on the other Bide * Victoria by the Grace of God,' and on the edge ' George Mason, Theoretical Mechanics, 1866.' There were also three lockup shops broken and entered adjoining the above Institution about the same time, and the following property stolen therefrom: a dark reddish brown Russia leather Purse with gilt line round the border, gilt clasp, and ivory tablet inside ; 3s. 6d. in Copper ; and a number of Receipt and Postage Stamps. Information to be given to Chief Constable Harris, BOHOD, Lancashire.— Bow- street, October 31. Description of WILLIAM HENRY and ELIZABETH NELTHORPE, charged with breaking into the dwelling house of Charles Marshall, in the borough of Louth, and stealing therefrom a quantity of Furniture, Jewellery, Wearing Apparel, Musical Instruments, and other articles, most of which are recovered : he is 40 to 45 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, light brown hair, whiskers and small moustache, broad flat nose, and peculiar looking eyes ; dressed in a black cloth frock coat, and high hat, the wile 23 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, light brown hair, high forehead, large eyes, and is of simple appearance; they have with them a large Musical Box inlaid with pearl, playing 12 tunes, part of the stolen property. The man has been a sailor, quack doctor, railway signal maker, and several other occupations. Information to be given to Head Constable Roberts, Louth, Lincolnshire.— Bow- ttreet, Oct. 31. Between 11* 30 p. m. on the 24th and 3 a. m. on the 25th instant, some person burglariously entered the dwelling- house of Mr. William Gelson, No. 68, King William- street, Black- burn, and stole therefrom the following property : a dark blue doeskin cloth Overcoat, black silk velvet collar, bound at the edges with black cloth, black covered buttons, two pockets in seams at sides, one pocket in left breast, a ticket pocket in right side, a very heavy coat ; a grey rough cloth Overcoat, black and white striped lining, black covered buttons, three outside pockets and one inside left breast, a small hole burnt near the right pocket ; a pair of patent leather Leggings, reach above the knee in front, part worn, the glaze broken in places; and a pair of brown knitted MufFatees. Information to be given to Chief Constable Potts, Town Hall, Blackburn, Lancashire.— Bow- street, October 29. Stolen from the dwelling- house of Mrs. Jones, near Wrex- ham, on the night of the 26th or morning of the 27th instant, the following property : a black silk Dress, with two rows of crape round the bottom of the skirt; a black merino Dress, with one row of crape round the skirt about half a yard wide ; a black quilted Skirt ; a black merino Shawl; a box of Cigars ; J- lb. of Tobacco ; 1 lb. of Butter, a loaf of Bread, and some Beef. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Bradshaw, Wrexham, Denbighshire.— Bow- street, October 29. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Description of GEORGE LEWIS, charged with stealing a Mule, ( which has been recovered), from the parish of Pen- carreg, Carmarthenshire, en the 2nd ultimo; he is about 40 years of age, 6 feet 1 or 2 inches high, sallow complexion, light brown hair, sandy whiskers and moustache, and a native of Presteign, Radnorshire ; dressed in a dark brown cloth monkey jacket, moleskin trousers, navvy boots, and an old jim- crow hat; had in a bundle an old canvas frock or coat, with a good deal of needle work about the body, and a pair of long yellow sheepskin Overalls; was last seen on the 6th ultimo at Buck- nail, Shropshire, where he got rid of the mule. Is cenerally accompanied by one Sarah Vaughan, a native of Whitney, Herefordshire, who is about the same age as himself, very short, dark brown hair, small eyes which she keeps nearly closed and squints with both ; dressed in a black bonnet, dark cloak and clogs. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Carmarthen, or to Superintendent Phillips, Llandilo.— Bow- street, November 6. Supposed to have been stolen from a field in Babcary, the property of Mr. Creed, a dark faced twc ooth ewe Sheep, marked on near pin and hip with C in a ci le. Information to be - en to Superintendent Drewett, Some it Constabulary, Somerton.— Bow- street, November 5. On or about the 30th September las hree yearling Heifer Calves, one a light roan, another a di > an and t. l: n other a red colour, the , roperty of Kr. F - Danby, of Middleham, Kilham, were stolen from his premises. A reward of £ 6 will be paid by the Kilham Association for the Prosecu- tion of Felons, and £ 5 by Mr. Danby, to any person who will give such information to Mr. Danby, or to Superintendent Young, Driffield, as shall lead to the apprehension and convic- tion of the offender or offenders.— Bow- street, November 6. Supposed to have been stolen on the night of the 27th ultimo, from a meadow in the parish of Rushford, Suffolk, the property of Mr. Willliam Elliott, farmer, a 2- year iron- grey Mare, two bay and one chesnut 1- year old Fillies; also, at the same time, a bay Horse, 4 years old, 16 hands 2J inches high, a white mark near one of the hind fetlocks, and the tail cut square at the hocks, the property of Mr. Robert West, of Ttietford.' They were all without shoes when taken away. Information to be given to Inspector Rust, Thetford, or to Superintendent Durrant, Ixworth, Suffolk,— Bow- street, No- vember fi. Further particulars respecting the Hone stolen from Wititoft, on the night of the 29th ultimo: a dark brown haif- bred Mare, aged, 15J hands high, black legs, not a white fetlock ( as advertised in the Police Gazette of the 31st ultimo), hair rubbed over the hocks, in moderate condition. A man, of the following description, was riding the mare on the fol- lowing morning, going in the direction of Birmingham: about 50 years of age, stout built; dressed in light long coat and high crowned bat, and was carrying a flag basket. Supposed to be the man who was in company of JOHN LINDON, who is charged with stealing two horses from Barkstone, Leicester- shire, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 5th ultimo, Information to be given to Superintendent J, Wild, Rugby, Warwickshire.— Bow- strut, November 5. Left at an inn at Rugby, on the morning of the 4th ultimo, a bay cob mare Pony, aged, about 14 hands high, near hind fetlock white, small white Btar on forehead, saddle marked ; had on a good saddle marked 1C. W. No, 90' under flap, a chin snaffle bit marked on bit ' Hickman.' The above pony was left by a youth, about 16 years of age. A letter was received by the landlord, dated London, October 8tb, signed ' Jas. Buchanan,' requesting him to take great care of the pony, and give her two feeds of corn a- day, as he could not come to Rugby till Thursday ; since which nothing has been heard. The pony is supposed to have been stolen. Information to be given to Superintendent Wild, Rugby, Warwickshire.— Bow- street, November 6. Supposed stolen from New Mills, Derbyshire, on the night of the 30th ultimo, a bay Pony, 11 or 12 hands high, about 10 yearB old, no hair on back where the saddle has been, and if singed or clipped the letter' H.' will be found on the right Bhoulder. Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the pony, shall receive £ 1 reward. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Hudson, Chapel- en- le- Frith, or to Sergeant Swallow, New MIIIB, Derbyshire.— Bow- itreet, November 5. Supposed to have been stolen from a field at Whitfield, near Dover, between the 29th and 31st ultimo, a Kent ewe Sheep and a Kent Lamb, marked ' IS' in red paint. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Stokes, Kent Constabu- lary, Sandwich.— Bow- street, November 5, Supposed to have been stoleD, on the 28th ultimo, from a field in the Shireland- road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, a dark bay Horse, about 15 hands 3 inches high, vwhite on hind feet, and a white mark on the face. Whoever has found the same, and will return it to Mr. Morgan, Shireland Hall Farm, or to Mr. Broad, Augustus- road, will receive £ 10 reward, if stolen, and if strayed, all expenses will be paid. Information to be given to Chief Constable Glossop, Birmingham,— Bow- street, November 2. Supposed to have been stolen from a field at Cadonton, near Neath, Glamorgan, on the 26th ultimo, two Mares of the following description: one a bright bay, aged, about IS hands high, dark legs, star in forehead, switch tail, one of the fore and one of the hind legs strained a little at the fetlock joint, in good condition; the other, a bright bay pony, aged, about 14 hands high, off hind leg white, long tail, small lump on knee of fore leg, in good condition. Information to be given to Superintendent Thomas, Constabulary Office, Neath, Gla- morganshire.— Bow- street, November 2. Stolea between 930 p. m. on the 26th and 6' 30a. m. on the 27th uliimo, from a yatd tn\ stable, in Hoope;- strejt, Commercial- road • a brown Horse, 9 years old, lS^ bands high, 16 or 17 years of age, 6 feet 1 inch high, sallow complexion, star on forehead in good condition; a Car", chocolate colour black hair and eyes; dressed in dark trousers, vest, short picked out with' white, iron plates on each shaft; and a set of jacket, and black cap.— Metropolitan Police, L Division, brass mounted Harness, collar nearly nw.- Metropolitan November 2. Police, Y Division, November 2. Absconded on the 26th ultimo, from No. 61, Radnor- Stolen on the nieh' of the 27th ultimo, from Abbott, Ann, j stree'- f\ } « •••; a m? n' 2,9 y? ar? ° f near Andover Haws the property of Mr. Ringer, a very dark " Se> 5 Mf "' ches htgh, brown hair; dressedin light cloth brown mare Pmv 16 years old, about 12 hand] high, small overcoat black vest and trousers and black b. llycock hat.- Sr^ f^ niane, long tail, a whit, patch on Metropolitan Police, G Division, November 2. off thigh, broken knees, and is very fat. Information to be ; Absconded from Newport on the 31st ultimo, WILLIAM given to Superintendent Camphell, Hants Constabulary, or SAMUEL BILLINGS, charged with stealing a Suit of Andover.— Bow- nreet, November 2. Clothes, the property of Leonard Jones ( which he is supposed Description of F. W. COBBETT, alias CHARLES to be wearing), viz a black Coat and Vest, and pair of black EDWARDS ch 8ed with horsestealing at Southampton: ribbed Trousers, white Shut Collar tad Necktie : 6 feet 2 18 years of age, 4 feet 10 inches high, auburn hair, fair com- > « c eft « « PPO » d to be defective has lost the top plexion flu wise, his lip turns up, shows his teeth dressed in I cfkft thumb' and marked on both arms with ink ; has served Infor- ' n tlle navy> and is supposed to be a native of Edington, near yE toi^ n to superintendent Enright, Southampton.- ^ b^^^ KS; Vow- street, wooer oi. who holdsa wai t for huapprehension.— Bow- street, Noocm- Further information respecting ROBERT TOPPER, ber 2. alias KETTER1NGIIAM, of Walpole St. Andrew's, nea;- 1 __.„„„„ . , , , . Lynn, Norfolk, horsedealer, who is committed for trial at the FRANCES WRIGHT, is charged with stealing a pair of Sessions for the Isle of Ely on the 2nd January next, Blankets, and some articles of Clothing, at WlutwicK, on the charged with stealing a bay c, rt Mare, the property of Mr. B. 27th ultimo : she is ab-, ut 40 veavs of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches Burton, at Whittlesey, on the night of the 23id ultimo, whioh high, slender made, dark hair, front teeth project out very has not been recovered ( see Police Gazette of tbe 8th instant) : much, and is in the habit of taking a large quantity of opium ; 30 years of age a itet 7 inches high, stoutly built, round face, dressed m a light cotton dress with spots in it, and black dark complexion, large grey ejes, dark brown hair and bonnet; frequents common lo< H- ing houses. Information to be whiskers veiy large mouth, shows his teeth when speaking, given at the Constabulary Station, Ashby- de- la- Zouch.— Bow- mi m light forefinger, flesh wart on left side of nose, lie street, November 2. has latterly resided iu Kentish- town, London, where he is Description of a man who took lodgings at the house of well known among knackers and low horsedealers; Le is also ( jeorge firazure, Bromfurd- lane, Westbromwich, on the 26th well known in Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, and the acjoimng uitimtf> Bn< i Bta! ed he was by tradb a fitter> una that he for- counties, having been engaged for some years past in buying merly lived at Worcester, near the ' Gjn' public- house, also old horses at the different fairs, & c. It is strongly suspected at W olverhampton, and that his father was a blacksmith that he was convicted of stealing a pair of cart wheels and a there . he spoke the Worcester dialect, was about 5 feet 5 or wheelbarrow in the borough of Cambridge, or one of the 6 inches higb gboat 20 ye& r; j Df age> light hair, no whiskers, adjoining [ counties, about five years ago. Information to be pa] e compiexjou> jeep pockmarks on each side of his nose, given to Superintendent Smith, Police Station, Whittlesey, or and dressed in dark jicket, light moleskin trousers and vest, to the Governor of Ely Gaol.— Bow- street, October 31. and black cloth cup. He took with him when he absconded : Supposed to have been stolen from a field near Bampton, a pair of green and biauk Trousers and Vest, a white and during the night of the 26th instant, a bay Mare, rising majenta silk Handkerchief, a m xed colour woollen Shirt, a 6 years old, about 14J hands high, good in saddle and harness, white linen ditto, aud a silk Pocket Handkerchief. He is a little white about Hit off hind fobt, l ather short iu neck, ox- supposed to be a notorious thief, going about the country com- pinned, and in low condition. If stolen, any person giving nutting robberies in a similar manner. Information to be such information as shall lead'to its reoovery and the appre- S'ven to Deputy Chief Constable McKnight, Westbromwioh, hension of the offender or offenders will'be handsomely Staffordshire.— Bow- area, November 2. rewarded ; and if strayed, all reeiorablb expenses will be paid. Absconded on the 24th instant, from the West End Information to be given to Sergeant Stone, Pblice Station, Branch of the Bank of England, Burlington- gardens, stealing Bampton, or to Superintendent Collins, Devon Constabulary, ££ 00) a c( erk) 30 ye( ltg of age> g fl. et 8 inches high, fresh com- Cullompton.- tfoMireci, October 31. plexion, daik bair, whiskers, aud moustache ( tinged with red), Supposed to have been stolen on ihe night of the 27th in- j rather small eyes, thinly uiade ; d. essedl in straight cut coat stant, from a field at Great Waltbem, Ii- ex, the property of « ' ith pockets on hip ; is a native of Canterbury ; has with him John Barnard, cirpenter, a dark brown horse Pony, 5 years 400 Sovereigns.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, October 31. old, 12 hands 2 inches high, white , ace, brown tail, off fore foot Absconded on the 20th instant, from a lodging- house in flat. Information to be given to Superintendent Simpson, paternostei'- io « , Spitalfields, stealing a daik blue pilot Coat Police Station, Springfield, Chelmsford.— Bow- stree, October 31. and three pairs of pilot cloth Trousers. A man, 45 years of SuDposed to have been stolen on the night of the 23rd « ge, 6 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion aud hair ; dressed instant,' or early on the following morning, from a field near > a Wack froek coat and trousers, and black hat.— Metropolitan Audley, a bay horsa Pony, about 12 hands 3 inches high, Police, il Division, October 31. hind letlock white ( supposed to b.> the off one), in good con- Stolen on the 20th instant, from No. 45, Brandon- street, dition, very attractive, answers to the name of Bob; the pro- Walworth, a daik oloth Overcoat with velvet collar. By a perty of Mr. William Salt, surgeon, Aud ey. Information to mal)> 22 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion ; be given to Sergeant Torr, Silverdale, or to P. C. Earp, Ches- , tressed iu dark cloth jacket, cord trousers, and cap ; a hawker terton, near Newcastle, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, October 31. „ f brushes.— Metropolitan Police, P Division, October 31. Stolen during the night of the 27th instant, three Lambs, ,. , , .. _„,... , , T „ T , from a field in the pariah of Ahy, the property of Mrs. E. _ Absconded on the 22nd instant from No 8, John- street, Mackinder, Belleau. They are marked on the near side with Albany- road, s ealing £ 1 7s. 6d. A man 22 years of age, the letter ' M1 in nitch and un ler the brand thev are skin « feet j5 ll8b> , ftt'r, complexion and hair, scar on cheek ; dressed in black, and felt hat.— Metropolitan Police, 1' Divi- sion, October 31. Hall, West Riding Constabulary, Wakefield, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, October 29. Stolen between 5 p. m. on the 21st and 4 a. m. oil the 22nd instant, from 2, Sawmill- lane, Crayford, £ 2 in Gold, 10s. to Silver, a plaid woollen Scarf, and a pair of common Earrings. By licance- holder JOHN POTTER, Office No. 2082, 23 years of age, £ feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair dressed in light coat, cord trousers, and cap with peak.— Metro- politan Police, R Division, October 29. Stolen on the 23rd instant, from No. 6, Marshall- street, Golden- square, a large old- fashioned silver double- case verge Watch, No. 4323, and a copper Albert Chain. By two men : one, 30 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, dark complexion, dark curly hair, Very white teeth ; dressed in black frock coat, vest, and trousers, and hat with band : the other, 40 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fair complexion and hair ; dressed to black jacket, pepper- and— alt coloured troupers, and black cap. — Metropolitan Police, C Division, October 29. Description of JOHN EYNON, charged with embezzle- ment : about 33 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 iuches high, light hair, whiskers ( small), and moustache ( stubbly), and dressed when he left home in a dark brown coat, blue trousers, black vest, and a dirty grey cup, all very shabby. He is used to tramping, and stati s that he has been- employed in draper's shops as foreman, & c. Information to be given to Superintendent Stockdale, Caidiff, Glamorganshire.— Bow- street, October 26. Description of a ' man, named HENRY WORSELL, labourer, charged under a warrant with embezzling the Monies of his master, Baron Bramwell, at Hever, on the 20th of August last : about 20 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fair complexion, grey eyes, brown hair, stout built'. Information to be given to Superintendent Dance, Tunbridge, Kent.— Bom- street, October 26. Absconded from Llanfairtalhaiarn, oil the 8th ultimo, charged with stealing a Lamb, the property of Robert Roberts : SAMUEL JONES, a butcher, native of Llanwrst., Denbigh- shire, about 29 years of age, 5 feet high, swarthy complexion, dark hair, and btout built ; dressed in a blue slop and cap ; he has the appearance of a tramp, and is well known in Liverpool, Wolverhampton, and Birmingham. Information to be given to Superintendent Pugh, Denbigh, or to Inspector Owen, Abergele, who holds a warrant tor his apprehension.— Boio- street, October 26. Stolen from a beerhouse in Burslem, on the 24th instant, the property of Hugh Seckerson, the landlord : a Suit of boy's new blue cloth Clotius, a pair of Blankets, a pair of Sheets, a woman's Dress, a black silk Mantle trimmed with bugles, 8 large brown cloth Cape, a white straw Bonnet, a lad's black cloth Jacket, six brass Taps, and six steel Dies. By a man and woman of the following description, who obtained fur- nished lodgings for a few nights : the man is a shoemaker, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, sandy whiskers and moustache, and dressed in dark clothes and Scotch cap; the woman is about 26 years of age, 5 feet high, long features, rather stout, and has lost her right arm ; supposed to be natives of Dursley, Gloucestershire. Information to be given to Superintendent Povey, Police Office, Burslem, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, October 26. M' pitch, uu they marked with a dot of red paint, one has a bole punched on tbe near ear and a dot of red paint on the top of near hip. Infor- mation to be given '. o Inspector Jarvis, County Police Station, Alford, Lincolnshire.— Bou » str< xt, October 29. Supposed to have been stolen on the 22nd instant, from Hailing, the property of Mr. Charles Vane, a very dark grey mare Cob, 3 years old, 13 hands high, long mane and tail, the fore shoes are off, EUid has not been worki d. Information to be given to Superintendent Everist, Chatham, Kent.— Bow- street, October 29. LAKCESTYANIX EMBEZSLEMEH'. • Stolen from the bedroom of Mr. Charles McGuigan, the ' Plough and Harrow' inn, Lea Brook, Wednesbury, on the night of the 31st ultimo, a Cash Box, containing about £ 60, consisting of a £ 5 Bank of England Note, Gold and Silver, and a new gold Albert Chain, snake pattern, with Pendant, marked at the end112 c,' with a Locket attached, blue enamelled on one side representing a horse- shoe. By a man of the following description, who lodged there the night previous: 46 or 60 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, short light hair approach- ing grey, blue eyes, blown moustache mixed with grey, has an Irish accent, upper teeth a little open in front as if broken, thin lips, well built, and muscular; dressed in dark clothes, black silk hat, brown overcoat, and spring- side boots; he left behind him a satchel bag. The cash box has since been found. Information to be given to Superintendent Holland, Police Office, Wedntsbury, Staffordshire.— Bow street, November 5. Description of GEORGE TURNER, labourer, of Baston, Oxfordshire, chafed with stealing a cloth Jacket from a stable in Brackley, Northamptonshire, on the 24th ultimo, which has been recovered; 25 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, fresh complexion, dark hair, hazel eyes, tattooed on arms, ' D D D ' - on left side; dressed in black cloth cap, white slop, and dark trousers. Information to be given to Inspector Botterall, Police Station, Brackley, who l » lds a warrant for his appre- hension,— Bow- street, November 6. Absconded from Southwater, Horsham, on the 28th ultimo, a shoemaker, stealing and taking with him a num- ber of shoi maker's Tools, and a pair of Wellington boot Uppers, the property of John Lawrence, his employer: he is about 40 years of age, 6 feet 4 or 5 inches high, dark complexior, curly hair, small grey whiskers, stout make, full face, stoops when vralkirg, and tender feet turning slightly inwards; dressed in an old dark frock coat, dirty cord trousers, no waistcoat, new blue striped shirt, plaid 6carf, round hat, and button boots: is most likely to be fcund working at some country shop at bis trade. Supposed to belong to Devizes, Wilts, f I reward will be paid on his apprehension and con- viction. Information to be given to Superintendent Blake, West Sussex Constabulary, Horsham, who will pay 10s. reward on his apprehension and conviction.— Bow- street, November 5. Absconded on the 29th ultimo, from the ' Distillers' Arms,' Paradise- stieet, Lambeth, stealing £ 2 lis,: a youth, Stolen on the 23rd instant, from a house at Hempstead End, Cheshunt: a gold Geneva Watch, a gold guard Chain, a gold Brooch, a silver ditto, a go'd Pin with red stme, a gold Ring with coral stone, a white Petticoat, a Chemise, a pair of Stays, a pair of female's Drawers, a pair of cotton Stockings, and an embroidered Handkerchief. By a female, 23 years of age, 5 feet high, pale complexion, dark hair and eyes ; dressed iu brown linsey dress, bkek shawl, straw bonnet, trimmed v. ith black ribbon.— Metropolitan Police, Y Division, Oct. 31. Stolen between 10- 30 p. rv. 23rd and 7 a. m. 24th instant, from r chemist's shop at Wood G een, a tin Cash- box, contain- ing about 40s. in Silver. By a youth, 14 years of sge, 4 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion < i;: rk brown hair ; dressed in dark plaid coat and trousers, black vest, lace boots.— Metropoli- tan Police, Y Division, October 31. Stolen from Brentwood on tbe morning of the 26th instant, a chimney sweeping Machine, consisting of a whalebone head, and 23 or 24 canes, wi. h brass ferrules, three of them without ferrules : two sweeps are suspected, one about 26 or 27 years of age, 5 teet 6 or 7 inches high, fresh complexion, and sandy whiskers. The other about 18 or 19 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, full face, and whiskers beginning to grow. They are suppoeed to be making their way into Hertfordshire. In- formation to be given at the Constabulary Station, Brentwood, Essex.— Bow- street, October 31. Further particulars respecting the robbery from the trow boat at Stourport on the 22nd instant, advertised in the Police Gazette of tbe 26th instant: the trousers, vest, stockings, and shoes have been recovered, and are in the hands of the police at Stourport. A warrant has been issued for the apprehension of EDWARD HIGGS, boatman, for the felony, he was at Tipton Green, Staffordshire, on the 24th instant, inquiring for work as a boatman, and is supposed to be in that neighbourhood working on board some canal boat; he is about 2o years of age, 6 feet 9 or 10 inches high, fair hair and complexion, whiskers on chin and thioat; dressed in a moleskin • v plush waistcoat with sleeves, and moleskin trousers and ci ; very fond of drink, and when he is diunk is very quanelsome. Information to be given to Superintendent Stanton, Stourport, Worcestershire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow street, October 29. Stolen from the ' Wilson's Arms,' public- house, Oaken' shaw, in the township of Croftor, about 1 p. m. on the 26th instant, a dark brown silk Umbrella, with walking stick handle, steel frame, and two leather tassels attached to the handle. By a man, 34 years of age, 6 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, blue e_\ es, brown hair, scar on breast; dressed in shabby cloth clothes, black cloth cap, and lice- up boots; he is a framework knitter by trade, a native of Tring, Bucks, and last resided at 122, Pipe- street, Nottingham. He left Oakenshaw Station at ISO p. m. for Sheffield, with the umbrella in his possession, and Btated that his wife resides at Abbey- street, Leicester. Information to be given to Superintendent FELONIES C Not otherwise described J. The parish church at Stone was entered, during the night of the 29ih instant, through a window, the casement was broken, and the following articles stolen therefrom : a crimson veivet Communion Table Cover, marked in centre ' I. H. S.', about 9 teet long by 7 teet wide, with gold fringe at ends and one side; and 12 yards of crimson Damask, ust d as curtainB. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Bergen, Stone, Staffordshire.— Boxo- street, October 31. A warrant has been issued against a man who gave the name of UHLMAN, representing himself to belong- to a firm calling themselves Uhluian and Mason, Forwarding and Shipping Agents, No. 128, High- street, Hull, for defrauding the Hull Banking Company of the sum of £ 86 9s.: he is about 30 years of age, slight foreign accent, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, thin made, pale complexion, dark eyes, 6andy moustache, and of Jewish appearance ; dressed in dark clothes ; has in his possession a Book of Cheques on the above bank, also a Book of Cheques on Messrs. Smith Brothei s, Bankers, Hull, and on the Grimsby Branch of the Hull Banking Company. Two other men are implicated in the transaction, one of whom is about 42 yeais ot t. ge aud qpeaks English fluently. Informa- tion to be given to the Chief Constable, Hull, Yorkshire.— Boa- street, October 31. Description of PETER HOWCROFT, alias CUTTLER, who is charged with having, on the 26th instant, committed a rape upon the person of an orphan girl in the borou^ k of Bolton : about i. 9 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches ugh, rather swarthy complexion, dark brown hair, whiskers shaded off the lower portion ot face, proportionate make, rather bftw- legged ; dressed in dark cloth swinger coat, shepherd's plaid trousers, aud black billycock hit ; he is a collier by trade, but has lately been work ing as au outdoor labourer. Information to be given to Chief Constable Harris, Bolton, Lancashire. Bow- street, October 29. FB^ TJDS AUB AGGRAVATED MISDiEMEAKOURS. Description of a man who obtained a £ 5 Note from Mr. Jones, of Chirk, by false pretences, on the 27th ultimo. He said his name was LLOYD, that he was a civil engineer, and bad the repair of the viaduct at Cefyn ; he produced a bag which he said contained cash, saying at the same time he wanted more to pay the men at tfie works, and that he had got all the charge he could in Chirk. Mr. Jones gave hiln £ 5 in Gold ; he tben said he was short of silver, and lefl to get some, taking the £ 5 with him, and did not return. He is about 23 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, light brown hair parted at the centre, small thin light whiskers, black peel hat, black pilot c oth jacket, dark vest with white spots, gold albert chain, black tcaif with yellow spots fastened round the neck with a double ring with stone in centre, and light mixed trousers. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Bradshaw, Wrexham, Denbighshire.— Bow- street, November 6. Description of a man going about the country obtaining money by the followin^ means.: on the 26th iiibt. he obtained two Sovereigns from Wm. Strattord Dugdale, Esq., Merevale Hall, Atherstone, Warwickshire ; he produced a small mourn- ing card, ' Dr. Muller. Oxford,' upon it, and stated he was a brother of Professor Max M filler, of Oxford : he is about 45 years of age, about 6 teet 4 inches high, dark hair, whiskers round the chin, which may be false, bald fiom the forehead to the back ol the bead, fieah complexion, broad set ; dressed LQ a ' black frock coat, dark coat, black bat, occasionally wears spectacles ( supposed go'd), and had with him a light brown silk umbrella ; speaks broken English, supposed to be a German, but the foreign accent may be assumed. He stated when at Merevale Ball, that he was going to lecture at Taylor's Buildings, Oxford, and bad his puise stolen from him coming from Ireland, and that he had nothing to pay his fare to Oxford ; he afterwards called on the vicar of Coleshill, the Rev. M. Digby, and obtained £ 2 from him in a similar manner, giving his name Dr. Bayly, No. 1, Edwards- square, Romford. Information to be given to Inspector Hursher, Atheratone, Warwickshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Soto- street, November 5. Absconded from Stourbridge, on the 25th instant, charged with obtaining a silver Watch, by false pretence, from James Stokes, watchmaker, Stourbridge : JABEZ HAMPTON, 19 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 0 inches high, rather pale face, and dark brown hair ; generally well dressed ; a native of Brettle- lane, Staffordshire. Information to be given to Super- intendent Freeman, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension. — Bow- street, October 31. Description of CHARLES COLLINS, late of Newcastle, bricklayer, charged with obtaining £ 1 10s. by false pretences from Sarah Owen, on the 22nd iustant, at Newcastle- under- Lyme : he is about 50 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, pale complexion, straight dark hair, whiskers all round his face, and has a set of false teeth ; dressed in a grey jacket, woollen cord trousers, dark vest, black billycock hat, and lace- up boots with toe caps ; has friends living at Tewkesbury and at Shelfield, near Walsall. He is accompanied by a woman who calls her- self Mrs. Berry, ladies' nurse, of 2, Ivy- cottages, St. John's- road, Hoxton ; she is tall, thin, and dressed in black dress and bonnet, and plaid shawl. Collins was last seen at the Railway . Station, Stoke- upon- Trent, on the 24th instant. Information to be given to Chief Constable Alexander, Newcastle- under- Lyme, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, October 31. Description of a man charged with obtaining -£ G 10s. 6d., by false pretences at Portsmouth : he is about 30 years of age, 6 feet 8 inches high, sallow complexion, brown hair cut short, and^ parted behind, thin light whiskers, small moustache, large nose red on one side, spot on face, dark eyes, broad shoulders, speaks sometimes with foreign accent ; dressed in dark loose felt hat, or blue cloth cap with french peak, dark cutaway coat one button at neck, blue monkey jacket, stone- coloured woollen trousers, patent leather boots, black scarf, and breast pin with white stone and black flowers. He gave the name of G. MARTIN, but is the same person advertised in the Police Gazette of the 3Cth of January, 1865, as being a Deserter from the Navy in the name of HENRY E ROY. Information to be given" to Chief Superintendent Barber, Portsmouth.— Bow- street!, October 29. SVISSCEI. I. A3SEOUS INFORMATIONS. Description of a licence holder who has failed to report himself at the Police Office, Bournemouth, Hants, as required by the Penal Servitude Act, 1864 : WILLIAM DUTTON, No. 6133, 34 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, sallow com- plexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, deformed in chest and b. tck, and has several small scars on chest ; was sentenced to 8 years' penal servitude at the Liverpool Assezes on the 21st of March, 1860, and discharged on licence on the 12th of June, 1806; his sentence will expire 20th of March, 1868, and he may be apprehended any time prior to that date, information to be given to Superintendent Stephenson, Hants Constabulary, Ringwood, or to Sergeant George Cole, County Police Station, Bournemouth.— Bou>- street, November 6. Description of licence holders who have failed to report themselves at a Metropolitan Police Station, as required by the < Penal Servitude Act, 1864 ' : CHARLES WILLIAMS, No. 4984, 19 years of age, 5 feet inches high, fair complexion, light brown hair, grey eyes; was sentenced to three years' penal servitude at Middlesex Sessions for larceny; his sentence will expire 3rd January, 1867. EDWARD KELLY, No. 7665, 21 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches hi& b, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, pockpitted, scar on right wrist ; was sentenced to three years' penal servi- tude at Middlesex Sessions for housebreaking ; his sentence will expire 3rd January, 1867. These licence holders cannot be found at the addresses given by them, and 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 Police, November 5. Description of an Irishman who gives his name as CHRISTOPHER LEWIS, and who is committed for trial at the ensuing quarter sessions at Kirton, for stealing two Turkeyis the property of John Brunjee, of Eastoft : about SO veaS'* age> 6 ftet 6 inches high, pale complexion, grey hair and whiskers, light brown eyes ( the left has a small white speck it), and small scar on the back of right leg below the calf ; dressed in a white blouse or slop, cord trousers, and black cloth cap ; states that he has been working in the Docks at Hull about a year and a half. It is suspected that he has been previously convicted, and may have committed offences else- where. Information to be given to Inspector Hemson, Ep worth, Lincolnshire.— Borw- street, November 5. Description of a man remanded at Merthyr Tydvil on a charge of stealing fiom the person, and who is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere : he gives the name of JAMES ALFRED MAY, hawker of combs, says he is a native of Devonport, 44 years of age, 6 feet 2\ inches high, dark com- plexion, brown* hair, anchor on right arm, scar over left thigh, and has'lost a front tooth from upper jaw ; dressed in shabby black clothes ; and was accompanied by a woman and child. Information to be given to Superintendent Wrenn, Merthyr Tydvil, Glamorganshire.— Bow- street, November 5. Description of four men who are remanded until the 9th instant, charged with housebreaking at Wymondhani and Norwich on the 31st ult., and stealing a quantity of Jewellery, Plate & c., which was found in their possession ; also a quan- tity of propeity not yet identified, and which has no doubt been stolen from other houses, they being practised kouse- HENRY WILLIAMS, 29 years of age, but looks 40, dark hair, bald on top of head, large dark whiskers, slight made, and does not appear to enjoy gi> od health ; dressed in a black broad brimmed chummy hat, black cloth suit, much worn; says be belongs to Manchester, and is a chaser. " JOHN THOMAS, 26 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, well made, black hair, whiskers ( large, leading under chin), and moustache, long face, large nose, flat at the end, very high in the middle, and veiy thin at the upper part, eyes unusually close ; dressed in a French cap with large peak, blue pilot coat, dark trousers, and knickerbockers; says he belongs to Sheffield and is a carman. JOHN HOPPER, 49 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, stout make, fresh complexion, light hair ; dressed in high crowned hat, old black cloth coat and trousers; says he belongs to Bristol and has been a coachman and jochey, of which he has the appearance. JOHN BAKER, 29 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, face freckled, sandy hair and whiskers, on chin only ; dressed in a French cap, dark coat and trousers ; says that he belongs to Brighton and is a hawker. They are supposed to have been travelling for shout three months with a bay cob gelding, about 14 hands high, face and nose partly white, saddle marks aud hind legs white, short tail, knees damaged, about 7 years old, in low condition, is a good goer ; a very good Smithfield cart, high on the springs, painted brown, picked out wiih red; supposed to have been stolen at or near Sheffield. Information to be given to Super- intendent Barrett, Wymondhaui, Norfolk.— Bow- street, Novem- ber 5. A man of the following description is committed for trial, charged with obtaining money under false pretences, and is strongly suspected to have committed other offences between the 3rd July and 24th ultimo, probably in the neighbourhood of Peterborough, Spalding, and northern parts of the Isle of Ely ; he would seek temporary employment with threshing machines, and when apprehended on the 24th instant, at Peter- borough, he had a Spalding railway ticket upon him, which he had not delivered up at the station He has the appearance of an Irish labourer, but is a native of Cowlinge, Sufiulk, 28 years of age, 5 feet 3£ inches high, rather stoutly made, fresh com- plexion, brown eyes, red hair and whiskers, and of plausible address; dressed in a round fustian jacket with short white slop over, lightly made fustian trousers, and an old cloth cap ; he would commit felonies or acts of housebreaking. Informa- tion to be given to the Governor of the Gaol, Wisbeach, Cambs, who will supply a photograph of the prisoner upon application. — Bow- street, November 6. Description of a licence- holder who has failed to report himself at the Abergavenny Police Station, as required by the Penal Servitude Act, 1864: WILLIAM WATKINS, No. 7434, 41 years of ags, 5 feet 8 inches high, fair complexion, bald, grey eyes, ruptured left groin, varicose veins on right leg, slightly pockpitted, two scars right side of neck and on right shoulder, second finger of lelt hand contracted ; was sentenced to 4 years' penal servitude at the Central Criminal Court for larceny as a servant and previous conviction ; his sentence will expire 12th July, 1867. Information to be given to the Chief Constable's Office, Usk, Monmouthshire, or to Superintendent Freeman, Abergavenny.— Bow- street, November 2. A lad of the following description is in custody at Bedford, on suspicion of being a deserter trom some Reformatory School: he is about 17 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark hair, pale complexion, dark eyes ( rather weak) ; dressed in a cord suit, blue cap, ' Brooks' marked inside jacket and cap ; gives his name THOMAS HOOPER a native of Whetstone, near Barnet, Middlesex.— Bow street, November 2. scar on left side of neck, mermaid inside right arm; was sentenced to three years' penal servitude at the Welshpool Sessions on the 7th January, 1864, and discharged on licence on the 2Qih ultimo ; his time will expire on the 6th January, 1867, and he may be apprehended by any constable prior to that date. Information to be given to the City Police, Chester. - Bow- street, Nov mber 2. Description of a man committed to take his trial at the nest quarter sessions to be holden at Northallerton: he gives the name of JOHN SMART, a plumper and glazier, about 39 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, sallow complexion, dark brown hair, brown eyes, thin dark whiskers, tuft of hair on chin ; states he is a native of Edinburgh, and left that place about two years ago, aud has since worked for Walter Robinson, plumber. Nicholas- street, Dumfries, Peter Drummond, Lang- ham, and Andrew Duncan, Appleby. It is suspected that he has committed offences elsewhere, and may have been pre- viously convicted. Information to be given to Chief Superin- tendent Saggersuc, Middlesbrough.— Bow- street, October 31. Missing from his home since 5' 30 p. m. on the 23rd inst., WILLIAM CORNFORD, 64 years of age, about 5 feet 8 ins. high, stoo. is, blue eyes, grey hair and whiskers, bald on top of head, a mark on top iip, thm face, has lost his teeth, and shuts his eyes when talking ; dressed in smock frock, plaid trousers, black and white chip hat, half boots with square- headed nails, and had a blue pilot cint with him ; it is leared some ill has befallen I im. Inform a1 ion to be given to Mr. James Jenner, Lewes, or to Sergeant Holdtn, West Firle, East Sussex.— Bow- street, October 31. Description of BENJAMIN BROWN, charged at Knares- borough with stealing a single- barrel Gun, a Dog, and a Telesc . pe, at Harrogate, which have been recovered: he is 5 feet 8J inches high, dark complexion, brown hair and eyes, scar on foreheid and one on light shoulder ; dressed in a black cloth coat ( sac chape), black cloth vest, both grea » y in front, dark mixture trousers, baimoial boots with brass lace- holes, cap with straight peak and bru- s buttou on each side ; a joint? by trade, has been a soldier aud served at the Cape. Information to be given to Superintendent Ornisby, Court House, Knareshorough. — Bow- street, October 31. Description of a tramp who is committed to take his trial at the next quarter sessiniis at Gloucester, for felony: he gives his name WILLIAM WHITELY, 20 years of age, 5 feet 63 inches high, slightly built, light complexion and hair, mole on left cheek, ' D D ' on left side ; dressed in a black howler hat with red baud, dark jacket, light wnistcoat and trousers; slates that he des rt « d from the llikFuotin Match last. It is buspected that he has committed offeucas elsewhere. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Monk, Dursley, Glou- cestershire.— Bow- street, Odder 31. Description of a man and woman committed for trial at the ensuing Quarter Sessions on three distinct charges of house- breaking, at Hardwick and Hempstead, near Gloucester: GEORGE MORGAN, alias GEORGE W1LKINS MORGAN, a native of Wi^ tbury- un- Severu, s'ates he has been residing in ™ - * m _ the neighbourhood of Bristol sometime, 23 years of age, 5 feet Description of JOHN THOMPSON, an Irish tramp, ( jf inches hi- h, light brown hair, giey eyes, oval visage, fresh committed tor trial on the 30th ultimo, at the next Hants i complexion,, mole on corner of left eye, birth mtfk on left tide Assizes, for arson at Forestside, in the parish of Selborne : 0f lieek, aud scar on left thi. h. DELINA WINDOWS, 24 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fresh complexion, light , F. ainptcn-. on- Severn, strv int, 16 years of age, 6 feet 4 inches brown hair, dark brown whiskers and moustache; dressed in high, black hair, dark grey eyes, round visage, dark com- a brown cloth coat, dark mixture cloth waistcoat, brown plexion, small mole on i ht side of ueck ami on end of chin, fustian trousers, heavy lace up boots, and dark cap with peak ; states he is a bricklayers' labourer, and came from London. Supposed to have committed off- noes elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent W. Cheyney, Hants Constabu- lary Station, Alton.— Bow- street, November 2. Description of three prisoners in custody at Loughborough, charged with conspiring together to defraud several tradeemen, by obtaining goods under false pretences to g great amount, who are remanded until the 6th instant, and are supposed to have committed similar offences elsewhere : JOHN JOSEPH BROWNE, 36 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fair complexion, light brown hair, grey eyes, large whiskers, thin face, good address, and of very respectable appearance ; dressed in light clothes, and says he has lived at Toxteth Park, Liverpool. MARY BROWNE the younger, sister of the above, 30 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, light brown hair, sallow complexion, very polite, well dressed, and has the appearance of an actress. MARY BROWNE the elder, mother of the two former prisoners, widow, 60 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, sallow complexion ; dressed in widow's clothes, and always has with her a very fat dog. They are supposed to I: ive committed offences elsewhere. Information io be given to Superintendent Griffin, Gloucester, — Bow- strcct, October 29. PROPERTY STOLEN. Further particulars respecting CHRISTIAN BESQUET, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 31st ultimo: He is known also by the nam^ s of GLASEN and MILLAR; he is charged with a like offence at Tunbridge Wells ( see Police Gazette of 30ih September, 1863); was convicted at Oxfordin October, 1861, ot stealing a musical box, and senteuced to 12 months' imprisonment; there are also other charges of felony against nun. His wife, by whom he is accompanied, is a native of Aberystwith, South Wales. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Chester.— Bow- street, Nov. 5 Stolen from a shop in the City of Chester, on the evening of the 13th ultimo, a piece of green French made Silk, 27 MB. wide and 16 yards in length. Information to be given to the City Police, Chester.— Bow- street, November 5. Stolen from the dwelling- house of Mr. Newhill, farmer, Montford, near Shrewsbury, between the 20th and 27th ultimo, Information to be given to Superintendent Hague, Lough- a £ 50 Bank » f E gl mil Nut-, which could be identified. £ 1,0 borough, Leicestershire.— Bou- strect, November 2. reward will be paid by Mr. Newhill on recovery of the note and n„„ „ f ,, - , , , „ , . , ..„ conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given Description ot a tramp who is remanded at BotUbbam till ,„ « „ ,;.,„ I > .. UP D„ I: 17.1, ,. , , , " to Superintendent Gough, 0, westry, or to lie Gouuty Police the 7th instant charged with larceny: he gave the name ot rMfi » „ Sh,—. h „*£,„„,.„., vL„ i„< J CHARLES KEBBY, tailor, a native of Hull, 42 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, dark complexion, dark brown hair and whiskers ( turning grey), and moustache clipped short; dressed in a dark brown cloth coat, much worn at the sides, mixed cloth waistcoat and trousers, striped woollen shirt, old shoes, aud old black billycock hat; had in his possession a flag Basket, an old Dinner Knife, and a pair of worsted Stockings ( supposed to have been stolen) He is suspected of having committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Inspector Greig, Police Station, Bottisham, Cambridge.— Bow- street, November 2. Description of EDWARD WILLIAMS, for whose appre- Office, Shrewsbury.— Bow- sireet, November 5, Stolen from a farm yard at Kempston on the 3rd instant, a grey elate coloured top Coat, nearly new, with. pockets outside and one inside breast pocket, supposed by a tramp. Informa- tion to be given to D- puty Chief Constable, Graham, Bedford, Beds .- Bow street, November 6. Stolen from a dwelling- house at Stourbridge, at 6 p. m. of the 2nd instant: a rosewood Dressing Case, a small gold Geneva Watch, a gold Ring, with crest engraved on a cameo and inscription inside; a plain gold ditto, with wreath engraved on a stone ; a gold Breast Pin, eagle's claw holding a coral; a ditto ditto, a butterfly ; a gilt Head of Napoleon; a Bronze, hension a warrant has been issued, for not surrendering himself a bull's head with ruby eyes; two silver Brooches, one set with to take his trial at the North Riding of Yorkshire Quarter ciystal, the other Scotch pebble; a gold Ring, set with hair, Sessions, held at Northallerton, on the 4th July last, after a marked ' H. C.'; and a brown ShootiDg Coat and Vest, the true bill had been found against him by the grand jury for ( centre button off the vest. Information to be given to Super- obtaining money by false pretences : he is a photographer by trade, 22 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fresh complexion, slender build, brown hair, small whiskers and moustache; he is accompanied by his wife, who is a theatrical, and was travelling a short time ago with Miss Cooke and company in Wales. Information to be given to Superintendent Stelling, North Riding of Yorkshire Constabulary, Richmond, who holds the warrant.— Bow- street, November 2. Description of a man charged with stealing a pair of Sheets from a public house at Droitwich ( which have been since found pawned): about 50 years of age, 5 feet 4or6 inches high, grey whiskers all lound his face ; dressed in dark clothes and box hat: stated he was a carpenter by trade, and is sup- posed to have gone to Gloucestershire. Information to be given to Sergeant, Start, Borough Police, Droitwich, Worces- tershire.— Bow street, November 2. Description of a licence- holder who hrs failed to report himself to the Chester Police, as tequired the ' Penal Servitude 1 Acfy 1864': JOHN HIGGlNS, No. 9390, 20 years of ege, ! 9 inches high, about 40 years of age, and dressed in black cloth i 6 feet 5 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, ] coat, plaid vest, and darii trousers; they were travelling with intendent Freeman, Stourbridge, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, November 6. Stolen during the nirht of the 31st ultimo, from a clothes line in a back yard in High- street, Madeley, a brown winsey Dress; a Skirt of the 6anie material, but a little lighter with washing ; two pairs of men's worsted Stockings, newly footed, one pair blue, the other blue and red mixture, topped and toed with white worsted ; the property of Richard Grey. Alio stolen, the same night, a plail woollen Shawl, hlack, green, red, and white, the property of John Warq, of Park- street, Madeley. Information to be given to the Sergeant of Police, Madeley, Salop — Bow- street, November 6. Stolen from the bedroom of Joseph Wilks, landlord of the ' Stoner Fox' public- bouse at Bourn, oa the morning of the 31st ultimo, a large Blanket. By two men, who slept in the house, of the following descripti' n: one is about 5 feet 6 inches high, 25 years of age, and dressed in grey coat, black cloth trousers and vest, and black hat j the other is about 5 feet a light- coloured horse, about 15 bands bigb, and an old van loaded with boxes and boards, and they had the appearance of low actors. They were traced to Peterborough. Information to be given to Inspector Dade, Caxton, Catnbs.— Bow- street, November 6. Stolen on the night of the 31st ultimo, from off a linen line at Belstead, near Ipswich, the property of Walter Whiting, sheep dresser: a pair of men's oord Trousers, nearly new, seamed legs^ button torn down near right hand side pocket ; a new blue striped shirt, full front; four pairs of men's unbleached cotton Hose; two new check Handkerchiefs; a new red Handkerchief, white spots; a new holland Apron, band pin on left side ; a new lilac Apron, band pin on right side ; an old blue check Mantle ; an old Tablecloth ; two old Teacloths; an old round Towel; and two diaper Cloths, marked with red cotton ' S. W.' Information to be given to Sergeant J. Cattermull, Washbrook, near Ipswich, Suffolk.— Bow- street, November 5. Stolen on the night of the 20th ultimo, from a stable in the parish of Yalding, Kent, a Saddle, a small hole worn through pommel, has recently been newly flapped, has one ring on each side for double reins; two Girths ; and a Bridle, single reins, has been mended about two feet from the bit. The above were offered for sale on the 27th ultimo, between Mailing and Wrotham, by a man about 35 years of age, apparently a cirover, and may have been offered for sale by him to some travelling people ou the road. Information to be given to Superintendent Hulse, Kent County Constabulary, East Mailing, Maidstone.— Bow- street, November 5. Stolen from Biddenham, on the 31st ultimo, a dark grey scarf Shawl, with pale blue border. Supposed by a tramp. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Graham, Bedford - Bow- street, November 5. Stolen from PentryhaiSng, Salop, between 9 p. m. on the 31st ultimo and 7 a. m. on the 1st instant, a dogger's Tent, consisting of 25 yards of white calico, nearly new, and can be identified. Supposed by gipsies. Information to be given to Police Constable Davies, Churchstoke, or to Superintendent Ivins, Shrewsbury.— Bow- street, November 5. Stolen during the night of the 29th ultimo, from Red House, Shoreswood, parish of iNorham : 6 doz. 8in. Saw Files ; 2 doz 8 in. Topping Plain Edge ; 4 doz. 14 in. Flat ; 1 doz. 12 in., 1 doz. 10 in., 1 doz. IS in., 1 doz. 16 in., Flat Fine Bastard ; 1 doz. 12 in. Hand ; 2 doz. 14 in., 1 doz. 12 in., 1 doz. 10 in. Half round; $ doz. 8 in., 1J doz. 10 m., J doz. 12 in. Round Taper; J doz. 8 in., \ doz. 12 in., 1J doz. 14 in. Square Taper; and 2 doz. 14 in. Horse Ra- ps; ' Blake Brothers' stamped on one side. Information to be given to Super- intendent Marshall, Lowick, Northumberland. — Bow- street, November 5. Stolen on the 22nd ultimo, from the Cambridge Music Hall, Commercial- street, Spitalfields: a meerschaum cigar Tube, eagle's claw; a 6mall fusee Box, silver plated ; a brown Melton Overcoat, brown velvet collar, two pockets outside, one inside breast pocket, silk buttons, and light coloured lining. vBy a youth, 17 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fair com- plexion, and light hair; dressed in a short dark jacket, light mixture vest, black trousers, bad boots, deerstalker hat, broad black and violet striped shirt,— Metropolitan Police, H Division, November 2. Stolen on the 23rd ultimo, from 5, Steward- street, Spital- fields: a cure coloured Melton double- breasted over Coat, covered buttons, ' P. Wallis, 288, aud 289, High Holborn,' on collar. By a female, 40 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion, hair, and eyes, and pockpitted ; dressed in black. — Metropolitan Police, H Division, November 2. Stolen on the 25th ultimo, from 8, Oak villa, Gipsy- house- road, Norwood: a gold lever Watch, jewelled escape- ment, gold dial, maker G. E. Smith. No. 2793 1602, gold chain, half gold clasp ; a gold Maltese Cross ; three gold Rings, two pearl hood, the other pearl and turquoise ; three silver Medals, one a Crimean, Sebastopol Clasp, the other two Turk ish; Seven Brooches, one gold Maltese, one small with pearls and hair in centre, one oval pattern ; one Irish hog oak with harp in Irish diamonds; two white Swiss; and one white Maltese ; six Bracelets, one white, one white Maltese, one hair with gold clasp set ivith pearls ami blue stone in centre, one ditto with plain gold clasp, one tortoiseshell, and one red coral; two gold Lockets set with coloured stones ; and about £ 7 in Gold and Silver.— Mttropclitan Police, P Division, November 2. Absconded on the 26th ultimo, from 5, Gloucester- road, Kensington, stealing about 25 yards of Linen : ore stuff, and one piece of lawn. A female, 20 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, sallow complexion, dark brown hair, large nose, thick lips; dressed in a blsck stuff dress trimmed with black braid, pebble brooch set in gold, gold ear- rings, had a gold watch and chain, no Bhawl or bonnet; likely to commit suicide.— — Metropolitan Police, T Division, November 2. Stolen on the 25th ultimo, from the Tap House, Brick lane, a silver Geneva Watch, maker Miller, Geneva, No. 7730. By a man, 24 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high, dark complexion ; dressed in a black cloth coat with pi ckets on hips, dark cloth vest, cord trousers, low crowned hat, and Wellington boots.— Metropolitan Police, H Division, November 2. Stolen during the night of the 29tii ultimo, from a cart- shed at Shoreswood, Northumberland, seven dozjn half- round and flat Files, ' Black and Brothers' stamped on one side, the property of Mr. T. Johnston, of Shoreswood Colliery. Infor- mation to bi> given to Superintendent Marshall, Lowick, Northumberland.— Bow- street, November 2. Sti len on the evening of the 29th ultimo, from the shop of Mr. Faith, East- street, Chichester, one gold Pin, mounted with two gold rings, diamond- cut; one ditto, snake pattern ; one ditto, two- hooped turquoise ; two coloured gold Pins, with round heads; and one ditto, gold, with three rings aDd a bead on the top. Also stolen, the same evening, from the shop door of Mr. Randells, North- street, a dark three- seamed Coat, facing not the same material, three pockets outside, and a tight Overcoat, fly front, no back lining, two pockets in front, and one breast pocket in- ide. Infoimation to be given to Superintendent Everett, City Police Station, Chichester.— Bom- street, Nov. 2. Stolen on jho niglit of tho 29th ultimo, at Bourn Fair, a silver hunting Watch, supposed maker Tomlinson, Beverley, No. 171C5 | 5,' J. T.' engraved on outer case. By a prostitute, about 20 years of age, short, full face; dressed in dark dress and cloak, black hat, and fall. Informatim to be given to Superintendent Pidgeon, Bourn, Lincolnshire.— Bow- ltreet, November 2. Stolen on the 27th ultimo,'" from an inn at Birkdale, near Southport, a patent lever silver Walch, engine- turned cases, capped and jewelled, steel hands, centre seconds, No. 2690. Information to be given at the Constabulary Offices, Ormskirk or Southport, or the Cental Police Office, Liverpool.— Boic- street, November 2. Stolen from the house of Mr. Capper, No. 2, West Park- place, Southampton, about 7 o'clock on the morning of the 31st ultimo, the following articles : a Fish Slice, a pair of Sugar Tongs, and five Egg Spoons— all silver ;• six Table Spoons, 6ix large Forks, five small ditto, two Sauce Ladles, a Mustard Spoon, two Salt ditto, three Tea ditto, and a pair of Nutcrackers— all plated ; six pearl- handled Dessert Knives and Forks ; aud six Table Napkins, marked ' Capper.' Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Enright, Southampton. — Bow- street, November 2. Stolen on the 29th ultimo, from Whalton Glebe Farm, the property of William Gledson, a double- cased silver verge Watch, No. 401, maker Robert Marshall, Longrow, with brass Chain and Seal attached, has a small piece out of dial, likewise two cracks across dial. Supposed by a man between 30 aud 40 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, dark whiskers, long thin face, and high nose turned to one side ; dressed in a dark coat, dark felt hat, carried a basket and small box ; sella shawls, scarfs, stockings, SLC. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Cocks, Morpeth, Northumberland.— Bow- street, Nov. 2, Stolen on the morning of the 5th ultimo, from 2, Myrtle- villas, Staines- road, Hounslow, a small fawn- coloured Bitch of King Charles' breed, white breast, white star on forehead, well feathered feet tipped with white ; answers to the name of ' Minnie.' Whoever will give such information as will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the bitch to the obove address, or to No. 18, Great College- street, Westminster, shall receive Two Guineas reward.— Bow- street, November 2. Supposed to have been stolen from Cadenton, near Neath, on the 18th ultimo, a liver and white coloured spaniel Dog, 2 years old, answers to the name of ' Dash,' the property of Mr, Bevan. Information to be given to Superintendent Thomas Constabulary Office, Neath, Glamorganshire.— Bow- st., Nov. 2. Stolen between the hours of 11 and 12 a. m. on the 28th ultimo, from the dwelling- house of Elizabeth Light, of Fair Oak, Bishopstoke, Hants, the following articles ; a dark water- proof cloth Cloak, with small round collar, and large pearl buttons down the front, a silver Geneva Watch, six silver tea Spoons, ' T. L.' on handle, and a pair of silver Sugar Tongs. Supposed by two men of the following description : one a tall man, dressed in dirty white slop and dark cap, hair inclined to sandy ; the other shorter, dreaatd in a dirty brown jacket and dark cap. Information to be given to Superintendent Everett, Hants Constabulary, Winchester, or at any County Police Station, Hants.— Bou>- street, November 2. Stolen from a chaff- house, on the premises of Mr. Elstone, Thorney, farmer, on the 30th ultimo, a brown velvet Coat, inside breast pockets, outside lappet pockets, black button at top only, no buttons behind, top button- hole broken and tied with string, lined with brown horse rug which has been mended, the property of Thomas Larington. labourer. A man who worked on the farm for one day only is suspected : about 20 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, light hair, no whiskers, grey eyes, broad face; dressed in white slop, moleskin trousers, pink shirt, light cap, and high top shoes, one with brass eyelet- holes, the other not. He said he had been working for Mr. Shepperson in March Fen, but is supposed to be a tramping thief. Information to be given to Superintendent Smith, Whittlesey, Ctimbs.— Bow- street, November 2. Stolen during the night of the 27th instant, from an open shed at Shipley, ten grey Ducks and a yellow Duck, all of the common breed ; the property of David Rushforth, butcher, Shipley. Information to be given to Superintendent Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Bradford, Yorkshire.— Bow- it reel, October 31. Stolen from a cottage at Stowell, near Pewsey, Wilts, some time since the 24th instant, the property of Charles Pope, a silver single- case hunting Watch, No. 8727, hour hand broken, winds up in the face, ' W. H.' scratched in the cenlre of the upper case. Supposed by a woman and boy who were hawking in the neighbourhood. Information to be given to Superintendent Stretten, Marlborough, Wilts.— Bow- street, October 31. Stolen, between the hours of 7 and 8 p. m. on the 28th instant, from Warwick, the property of the Rev. —. Overbury, an old- fashioned pinchbeck Watch, ' Tedbury ' engraved on the plate of the works; two small plated Salts ; a large round plated Brooch, containing grey hair; and a £ 5 Bank of Englaud Note. £ 5 reward will be paid'on the recovery of the property and conviction of the offender or offenders. Informa- tion to be given to Head Constable liickling, Warwick.— Bow- street, October 31. Stolen on the 24th instant, from No. 3, Upper Eaton- place, Haverstock- hill : 1 jointed gold Bracelet, with leaf. 1 coloured gold band ditto, filigree edge. 1 Chain Bracelet, Locket attached. 1 ivory ditto, in pieces, on elastic. 1 gold snake Brooch, set with turquoise. 1 gold circular ditto, carbuncle in centre. 1 carved ivory ditto, subject— flowers. 1 square pebble ditto, set in gold. 1 pair of coloured gold Ear- rings. 1 ditto ditto ditto, set with turquoise. 1 garnet Necklace, set in gold. 1 gold Locket and Necklace, set with turquoise in form of a buckle. 1 stout gold band Ring, plain, coral in centre, pearl on each side. 1 chased gold keeper Ring. 1 old- fashioned gold Ring, set with square cornelian. 1 gold Seal, set with cornelian stone, engraved * C. H. W.' 1 gold Toy. 1 common circular Locket, portrait of a gentleman. — Metropolitan Police, S Division, October 31. Stolen on the 24th instant, from the ' Black Swan ' Public House, Luton, a grey top Coat, with light velvet collar, nearly new, torn under the collar; also stolen at the same time and place an old black top Coat « ith two patches on the sleeve. Information to be given to Superintendent Pope, Luton, Beds. — Bow- strtet, Oc. ober 31. Stolen from the borough of Walsall, a set of pony gig Harness, silver plated buckles and mountings ; a travelling Rug, light grey; a blue ditto with pockets inside ; a black silk dress piece containing 12J yards ; a £ 5 Bank of England Note, E. P. written on the back ; a 24 hour Clock in rosewood case, lias been fastened to a wall by two screws at the back ; a gold albert Chain; and several plated articles consisting of Pins, Lockets, Seals, Rings, & c. Information to be given to Mr. Carter, Chief of Police, Walsall.— Bow- street, Oetober 31. PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE OFFICERS. COn the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere.) Found in the possession of two females, who are committed for trial at the ensuing guarter sessions, for Wilts, on a charge of picking pockets, at Trowbridge : a gold Geneva Watch, gilt dome, jewelled in 8 holes, marked ' 18 K. and ( 506," on bofct* cases ; a silk Guard, to which is attached a gold King, and tW° small gold Lockets with portraits ; also a gold Locket witlj portrait, to which is attached a gold pierced cylinder guar ® Chain ; a small silver fruit Knife, with pearl handle. Sup" posed to have been stolen. Information to be given to Super intendent Harris, Police Station, Trowbridge, Wilts.— BoW street, November 2. Found at Bucknell, and supposed to have been stolen : ^ she Mule, 5 years old, ordinary size, dark brown colour, loaf? square tail, hair ruboed off under the collar. Was sold neflf Bucknell on the 5th ultimo, by a man of the following description : a native of Presteign, Radnorshire, about 40year ® of age, G feet 1 or 2 inches high, light brown hair, and sand)' whiskers; dressed in jimcrow hat, dark brown, cloth monkey jacket, moleskin trousers, brown leather overalls, and strong navvy boots. Information to be given to Superintendent Baxter, Church Stretton, or to P. C. John Chatham, BucknelJ* Salop.— Bow- street, November 2. Found in the possession of MOSES MOSES, at Blacfc Horse- yard, Aldgate, and No. 30, Gravel- lane, London, and supposed to have been stolen : 1 gold open face Geneva Watch, engine- turned and chased back, gold dial, Nos. 3132 and T | 26623, jewelled, horizontal movement, maker Mottu, Geneve, and plain gold guard Chain attached. 1 gold hunting Watch, No. 5028, maker Hickinbotham C » > No. 130, Kingsland- rcad, inscribed on case ' Presented to Mr. Abraham Franks by his Friends, Dec. 30tb » 1850,' and steel Albert Chain attached. 1 small gold chased open faced Fiecch Watch, gold di » l » No. 3250, makers Berthoud Ficres, Paris, with W gold guard Chains, one curb, the other secret linfc* and Necklet, with small gold Pencilcase, gold Heart with drop stamped on back, and silver Shoe attached. 1 large gold open faced chased Watch, capped, No. 1036f> makers Craighead fic Webb, Royal Exchange, London- 11 silver enamelled sleeve Links. 1 silver Mustard Pot with lid, fancy pattern, and Spoon. 1 new gold Guard of Brooch, scroll pattern. 1 gilt chased Bracelet, buckle pattern. 7 silver Albert Chains with keys— two round link pattern* one curb, one secret pillar, one tendril, one cable, one figure of eight. 1 gold Ring set with four diamonds, one aqua marina, and two rubies. 1 ditto, three emeralds. 1 ditto, five rose diamonds and two pearls. 1 ditto, seven pearls and an emerald. 1 ditto, single stone, pearl. 1 ditto, four garnets. 2 large long fine gold Ear- rings, filigree pattern. 1 gold guard Chain, seeret link pattern. 3 gold Brooches— one set with amethyst, one with pearl* in hair, one with three pink topazes. 2 gold shawl Brooches— one with dark pebble, the other e cameo. 2 pairs of gold Ear- rings and 1 gold Drop. 1 gold bloodstone Watch- key. 1 enamel Locket. 1 enamel split Ring. 2 japanned tin Cash- boxes. 1 gold onyx enamelled ( black) Brooch. 2 gold Lockets— one a small chased portrait, the other an enamelled hair with cross, Hope, and Charity on back. 2 silver Tea Spoon=, engraved ' M' in old English. 1 large hot- water Plate; 3 Dishes; 6 vegetable Dishes with, covers ; 2 hot- water Plates ; 2 sauce Tureens with, covers; 1 large soup Tureen; 1 Bread- basket; 2 vege- table Dis- hes ; 1 Tray, engraved ' M. E.'; 1 small Tray ; 2 wine Coolers ; 2 decanter Stands ; 6 decanter Labels, engraved Port, Sherry, Sauterne, and Barsac ; 1 toast Rack; 4 egg Cups; 2 snuffer Trays; 3 Candle- sticks, two with two branches ; 2 bedroom Candle- sticks ; 1 large tea Tray, chased ; and 1 small ditto — all plated. 1 large gilt ornamental Time- piece, No. 2935, with figure of a soldier on horseback, having a battle- axe in one hand and a banner in the other. 1 plain Time- piece in black case, white dial, revolving days and datej, No. 4609, ' De Kernel, a Ostend,' on dial, a printed ticket on back • From Capitain & Co., Watch and Clock Makers, Mason's- avenue,, l5olemaa- street. City.' < A 1 gentleman's rosewood Dressing case, inlaid wifli pearl, secret drawers, red velvet linings, and complete with glass and plated fittings. " 20 pieces of bla^ k Cloth ; 2 remnants of ditto ; 1 piece of black pilot ditto ; 5 pieces of dark Mixture ; 3 pieces of dark grey Mixture ; 1 piece of blue superfine broad Cloth; 1 remnant of light Mixture ; 1 remnant of dark ditto ; 1 piece of dark Linsey ; 5 pieces of dark Winsey, ticketed « Tillenans, Herenands, in Reuscheid ( Prussia). 1 Bag containing a quantity of new military horsehair Plumes, various colours. 1 black leather Bag. 1 Box containing a large quantity of Candles end Rush- lights, 4 Knight & Sons' stamped on box. 2 rolls of indiarubber Lining. 1 brown paper Bag containing a quantity of Beads, shavrl . Pins, and other fancy articles. 1 Bag containing a quantity of new damaged Capsules, stamped ' C. F. Pellas.' 2 fancy gilt metal Cups, one with lid. 1 small office stamp Box with two stamp handles, brush, and bottle. 2 iron Safes, broken in pieces. 2 sledge Hammers. 21J pigs of Lead, stamped ' G. L. & Co., W. S.' A quantity of new brass Castors, different sizes, stamped « Suter's Perfect Patent'; white Metal, in bars ; old sheet Lead ; melted Lead ; broken Bell Metal ; metal Tea and Coffee- pots ; copper Kettles and Coal Scuttles ; publican's old metal Fittings ; military and police Buttons, Ornaments, and other miscellaneous articles ; and publican's Pots, stamped with name, some in fair condition. Information to be given to Inspector Hamilton, City of Lo n dou Police, Detective Department, No. 26, Old Jewry, E. C. Box- street, October 31. November 5. POLICE GAZETTE. 5 WAR OFFICE, November 5, 1866. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. On and after this date ( Dec. 11, 1857), until further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a Deserter will be TWEl'IT instead of TEN SHILLINGS; 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 OFFICE SO. NAME. KEG. NO. • WIIBBE BORN. TRADE. 1IAIR. 1 EYES. | FACE, COAT k TROUSERS. DATE OR I PLACE OP DESERTN. DESERTION. MARKS AND REMAKKS, 189930 189931 189932 189933 189931 189935 a89936 189937 189938 189939 James White Thomas Dunn James H. Clayton Henry McAuley Richard Bropby William Pierson William Brown Joshua Murray Peter Byrne Richard Daly 1618 1837 1833 2010 2031 2014 1511 1062 1247 191 15th Foot 19th Foot ditto 21st Foot ditto ditto 23rd Foot 24th Foot ditto ditto Somerset Rotlierliam, Yorkshre Sheffield Lisburn, Antrim Castletown, Queeti's Blaknall, Stafford Portsmouth Southwark, Surrey DoDard, Wicklow Dungarvin, Waterfrd. labourer moulder furnaeeman labourer • clerk shoemaker labourer ditto 18 18* 18j 221 20 191 19J 21 181 27 74 7 6 53 7i 7 5i 64 31 dk. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn brown brown It. brn brown It. brn dk. brn brown blue hazel grey grey bluo brown bluo blue fresh fair fresh fresh fair ruddy fresh fresh frosh fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto supposed plain plain regimental ditto 21 Sept. 28 Sept. 28 Sept. 28 Sept. 28 Sept. 30 Sept. 3 Oct. l30 Sept. 130 Sept. 30 Sept. Chatham Sheffield ditto Preston ditto ditto Walmer Belfast ditto ditto pookpitted took part of reg. nec, ditto poclmarks ever It. bip * packing boi maker lost four teeth in upper jaw, scar right calf • bridle bit filer three scars on chest scar on right thigh 1899lO Samuel Plant 374 ditto Stoke- upor,- Ti ent potter 21* 5 61 It. brn blue fresh ditto 30 Sept. ditto 189941 Thomas Wood 1055 ditto Pocklington, York labourer 20 6 6* dk. brn bluo fair ditto 30 Sept. ditto 189942 Michael Doyle 981 ditto Limerick mason 211 5 94 dk. brn brown fresh ditto 30 Sept. ditto 189943 William E. Dicks 743 ditto Nottingham labourer 3flj 5 91 brown hazel fair ditto 30 Sept. ditto 189914 Jchn O'Neill 790 ditto Armagh ditto 20 6 li black dk. brn fresh ditto 30 Sept. ditto 189945 Richard Cottom 1841 2oth Foot Fleetwood, Lancaster ditto 211 5 54 brown grey fresh ditto 22 Sept. Preston 189946 Absolom Heyworth 1312 ditto Hull, Yorkshire factory hand 25i 5 75 It. brn grey fair ditto 23 Sept. ditto 189947 Thomas Dunn 1885 ditto Longfcrd steel me ter 20 5 51 dk. brn grey fresh — 21 Sept. ditto 189948 John Doyle 1852 ditto London butcher 181 6 6 brown grey fresh regimental 24 Sept. ditto 1899 49 John Gray 1285 26th Foot Drumard, Longford collier 23 5 6! brown grey fresh ditto 25 Sept. ditto slight varix of left leg ' R. C.' and anchor on right arm wen between shoulder blades seal on back of left band lost a front tootb, soar on left hip 189950 189951 189952 189953 18995V 189955 189956 189957 189958 189959 William Roach Hugh Morgan James Daniels David Webster George Holmes Henry Pugh George Linton Denis Connors John F. Roche William Johnstone 755 448 359 125 605 819 891 4051 908 841 33rd Foot 37th Foot 39th Foot ditto ditto 40th Foot ditto 41st Foot 44th Foot 55th Foot Belfast, Antrim Combe, Down Dureley, Gloucester Alvanley, Chester Wakefield, Yorkshire Wrockwardine, Salop Castlecarey, Somerset Enniscorthy, Wcxfrd. Dublin Glasgow fitter labourer plater labourer shoemaker groom labourer ditto telegraphist carter 19i 27 22J 25* 20 25 J 231 303 25 21 6 It. brn 7 brown 6 dk. brn 81 It. brn 5 dk. brn 6? fair 44 brown dk. brn brown brown grey bluo grey hazel grey grey grey grey hazel blue fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair dark fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 20 Sept. ' 26 Sept. 18 Sept. 20 Sept. i 32 Sept. 23 Sept. ' 22 Sept. 24 Sept. 21 Sept. 7 July Sheffield Fleetwood Manchester ditto ditto Portsmouth Ilythe . Colchester Dover Preston short hair took waist- belt 189960 189961 189962 189963 18996 4 189965 189966 189967 18996S 18996y John McCarty John Bowles Thomas Chitty William Campbell Hugh Carron William Wilkinson Michael Foley Jchn Gainor George Brown Wm. McCartney 1314 642 1124 147 1455 1121 831 59th Foot 60th Rifles ditto 63rd Foot ditto ditto 64th Foot ditto 69th Foot 78th Foot Dublin ditto Cookham, Berks Magherafelt, Derry Old Monk land, Lanrk. Burnley, Lancashire Ennis, Clare Borrisinossory, Qn's. Warwick Kilmarnock, Ayr piecer labourer ditto weaver miner mason labourer ditto ditto miner 22 18 19 324 20 30} 194 29 18 21 54 6 51 7 black brown It. brn It. bru 511 fau- lt. brn dk. brn auburn brown brown blue grey blue blue grey hazel blue hazel brown blue dark fresh fresh fresh pale fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh cloth cord white Blop; cord regimental ditto supposed plain regimental ditto cord; fustian regimental 21 Sept. 25 Sept. 27 Sept. 29 Sept. 22 Sept. 22 Sept. 20 Sept. 25 Sept. 25 Sept. 29 Sept. Manchester Curragh Reading Glasgow Ayr Templemre. ditto London Stirling scar on right tibia, mole on right clavicle recruit, finally approved recruit, attested took part of reg, nec. ditto D D anchor on left arm ecar between left 1st aud 2nd fingers; recruit took waist- belt and part o reg. nec. j D D 189970 " 189971 189972 189973 189974- 189975 189976 189977 189978 189979 Archbld. Pettigrcw J. Watts Henry Jerdan James Dickson William Tait Francis Walker James Robertson John Fraser Thomas Ward George Newman 923 1009 642 2974 203 989 1095 3173 752 366 ditto 70th Foot ditto 72nd Foot ditto ditto ditto ditto 73rd Foot 81et Foot Blantjre, Lanark St. Pancras, London Athlone, Roscommon Greenrck, Renfrew Aberdeen Perth Kilbride, Ayr Lanark Warwick Dartford, Kent collier labourer weaver smith combmnker bootcloser shoemaker weaver labourer ditto 234 211 25* 30J 27 J 20J 244 30 264 224 brown brown brown black dk. bro sandy dk. brn It. bru dk. brn brown hazel grey grey black blue brown ferey blue grey hazel fresh sallow fresh dark fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 29 Sept. 22 Sept. 22 Sept. 27 Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. 28 Sept. 18 Sept. 20 Sept. 25 Sept. ditto Dover ditto E iinburgh ditto ditto ditto ditto Cork A dershot D 1); lost left upper incisor off furlough to London; mole on It, thigh ditto to Chester took part of reg. nec. ditto mole on right arm, lost part of right 4th toe took part of reg. nec.; D ditto tattooed on rt. arm, wart on rt. Uttle finger 1899801 Thomas Moore 1162 90th Foot Newmarket, Cambs moulder 194 6 6 brown hazel fresh 24 Sept. Preston 1899811 Michael Jennings 4325 102nd Foot Ayr labourer 27 6 41 brown bazel fair regimental 28 Sept. Shorncliffe 189982 John Howden 6014 ditto Ayton, Berwick ditto 191 6 H It. brn blue fresh ditto 28 Sept. ditto 189983 Richard Rose — 105 th Foot Holborn, London servant 18 5 61 brown grey fair black 25 Sept, London 18998s John McPoland 3645 106 th Foot Downpatrick, Down cabinotmkr. 36* 5 7 brown grey sallow regimental 24 Sept. Chatham 189985 WM. Henry Bosley 748 Roy. H. Art. Camberwell, Surrey porter 25S 5 4 brown hazel fresh ditto 29 Sept. Woolwich 189936 John Newton 621 Roy. Artillery London labourer 204 5 10 It. brn grey fair ditto 25 Sept. ditto 189987 Dennis Foley 20182 ditto Hackney, London ditto 22 4 5 44 It. brn hazel fresh ditto 24 Sept. ditto 189938 George Buckman 2666 ditto Leyton, Estex clerk 225 5 7 dk. brn hazel dark ditto 15 Sept. ditto 189989 Joseph Burrows 1093 ditto Sandbacb, Chester labourer 2fl 5 64 dk. brn grey fresh plain 18 Sept. ditto an upper incisor turned edgeways ecar on right thigh recruit, finally approved off furlough off pass to London tear on each knee lost prepuse 189990 189991 189992 189993 189S94 189995 189996 189997 189998 189999 Henry Coltham Charles Gwyn Edward Drochan William Heavey John McDonough James Goudie William Mayhew Samuel Lee Alex. Ferguson John Langan 2842 20985 857 2098 2117 1625 8187 8801 Roy. Artilleiy ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Rl. Engineers ditto 4th Hussars 18th Foot Clerkenwell, London Portland, Dorset Sheffield Ballymena, Antrim Lerw ick, Shetland Islington, London Holloway, London Wishaw, Lanark Liverpool ditto ditto cutler plasterer labourer bricklayer plasterer joiner butcher 12* 20 264 29 § 244 41} 214 194 24 22 dk. brn brown brown brown sandy brown brown It. brn fair dk. brn grey grey grey hazel hazel blue hazel grey blue grey lair fresh fresh fresh florid fair 190000 William Blundell > 90001 John Saunders 90002 , John Robinson 190003 1 John Connors 190004 John Wright 190005 Henry Evans T90006 190007 190008 J90009 X^ OIO OfOOll 90012 V) O013 190014 ^ 90015 • 90016 190017 190018 190019 Wm. Henry Riley Bernard Feeney John Wardle John O'Connor Thcs. T. Cookson Charles Capps James Clyde William Johnston John Bryant Samuel Dickeon Mark Booth John McCutcheon James O'Reilly Isaac Murphy 25th Foot ditto 37th Foot 47th Foot. 60th Rifles 67th Foot 86th Foot Roy. Artillery ditto ditto Birmingham St. Pancras, London Manchester Kilinvoe, Roscommon Belfast Guildford, Surrey Southwark, Surrey Templemore, Derry Grantham, Lincoln Burnley, Lancashire blacksmith gardener butcher puddler labourer ditto ditto clerk labourer clerk 19 19 19 19 22 21 191 18 23 19 6 brown 5 It. brn 84 fair 51 It. brn 7 It. brn dk. brn It. brn brown It., brn dk. brn hazel grey grey grey brown hazel hazel grey grey blue fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ' fair dark pale lair fresh fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto blackj cord tweed; white 16 Sept. 21 Sept. 23 Sept. 20 Sept. 23 Sept. ,23 Sept. ' 26 Sept. 23 Sept. 27 Sept. 127 Sept. Dover Warley Plymouth Curragh Shorncliffe Tynemouth Aldershot Chatham E Iinburgh Liverpool scar under left knee upper molar tooth decayed served in ht Middlesei Militia recruit recruit, not surgically inspected tweed j moleskin light; fustian brown; cord tweed j cord pilot jacket; light white smock; blue black white slop; whito black; tweed 25 Sept. 20 Sept. 24 Sept. 23 Sept. 25 Sept. 3 Oct. 17 Sept. 20 Sept, 25 Sept. 26 Sept. 304 238 386 660 615 1799 687 739 682 • 1328 1st Life Gds. 2nd Life Gds. ditto 1st Drag. Gds. ditto ditto ditto ditto 5th Drag. Gds. ditto 190020 Michael Cassidy 190021 Thomas James 150022 George Dykes 150023 Samuel Vivian 190024 Isaac Parry 190025 James Barber Manchester Sleoford, Lincoln Belfast, Antrim Whitechapel, London Paddingfon London Edinburgh Manchester Birmingl" am Denygormelly* Ballyrire, Armagh labourer bricklayer labourer ditto groom labourer engineer groom labourer hackler 221 23 21 23 22 30 20 22 18J 32 0 0 14 8 7 8 7 10 « 4 brown dk. brn dk. brn auburn brown It. brn brown red It. brn brown brown hazel grey grey grey blue grey grey blue grey fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fair fresh Westminstr nose slightly bent j recruit London recruit, not surgically inspected Manchester ditto Chester tattooed on chest j recruit Belfast recruit, not mirgically inspected Guildford ditto Reading recruit, surgically inspected Londondry. recruit, approved Grantham scar on reck; recruit Manchester recruit, surgically inspected regimental ditto ditto ditto , ditto ditto ditto regimental I ditto 14 Sept. 30 Sept. 2 Oct. 8 Oct. 30 Sept. 6 Oct. 6 Oct. 14 Oct. 3 Oct. 9 Oct. London ditto ditto Oolcl ester ditto ditto ditto ditto Dublin ditto off furlough ditto to Sleaford; tear on nose ships on right arm, letters on left D supposed to have a suit of tweed eruption on chest * Fermanagh Nath. Valentine Moses Rorke 1S002S1 John Feron J. 900291 Richard Cox 190026 190027 649 665 862 759 764 278 523 .935 ditto 6thDrag. Gds. ditto Ist Dragoons 3rd Hussars ditto ditto ditto 4th Hussars 8th Hussars Drumcondra, Dublin Stroudwater, Glo'ater Edinbu: gh Launcest on, Cornwall Holywell, Flintshire Chichester, Sussex At sea Dublin Dromore, Down Asb, Hants labourer painter cooper draper labou- er groom bootmaker trunkmaker tailor labourer 25 23 181 23| 24 23 324 24J 22 j 20 ! 10 9 71 81 7 94 54 6 7 brown dk. brn fair brown dk. brn brown sandy brown black black grey hazel blue hazel hazel grey grey brown grey hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow sallow freck. fair fresh fresh 190030 James Chinner 190031 Thomas Inglis 190032 Henry Ford ditto plaid regimental black J tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto black; cord regimental 190033 190034 19C035 19003" 190037 190038 190039 19C040 190011 190042 190043 190044 190045 1S0046 190047 190048 190049 Thomas Hatton John Conwell James Carter Henry Lee Georgo Whitehead Henry Baker James Campbell 102| 9th Lancers 834- 1 ditto — 10th Hussars — ditto 941 14th Hussars 697 ditto 360 ditto 720 ditto 948 ditto 757 ditto Crcydon, Surrey Cal'Jbeck, Cu- nberlnd Hinckley, Leicester Wellington, Salop Moy, Tyrone Liverpool Winchester, Hants Camberwell. Surrey Birmingham Alnwick, NVtlimbrlnd 11 Oct 11 Oct. 27 Sept. 6 Oct, 12 Oct. 12 Oct. 9 Oct, 7 Oct. 3 Oct. lfi Sept. mumcian farrier labourer ditto ditto papermaker labourer ditto chemist groom 251 254 18 21 224 211 26 234 18.1 21J brown dk. brn rlk. brn brown browD It. brn dk. brn brown It. brn brown hazel hazel grey grey grey grey grey grey blue brown fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fair fresh fair ditto Hitchin Cabir Manchester Aldershot ditto ditto ditto London Northampt. scar on right cheek; recruit pockpitted took the whole of reg. sec. D; off pass to London recruit, finally approved took part of reg. nec. ditto ditto brown; cord plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 1 Oct. 7 Oct. 1 Oct. 6 Oot. 6 Oct. 6 Oct. 1 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 6 Oct. Walter Brown Thos. W. Morgan Samuel Crompton John Rose Robert Laweon John Montague Edward Lees Moses White John Swinney Thomas Monk Curragh ditto Shrewsbury Liverpool Hounslow ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto scar below It. nipple and ever rt, scapula recruit recruit, finally approved scar of burn on chest D D D two blue circles on left wrist, one on right 1001 846 441 792 665 7312 875 2178 1695 871 17 th Lancers ditto 18th Hussars l9tb Hussars Gren. Guards ditto ditto ditto ditto Cold. Guards Liverpool Bristol Stockport, Chester Newmarket, Suffolk Connington, Cambs Sonning, Berks HucknaH, Notts Steyning, Sussex Huham. Nrthmbrlnd Sherbourne, Glo'ster ditto bootmaker picrcer servant labourer baker servant labourer iron mouldr labourer 21 21 274 294 264 29| 26f 22 25$ 274 It. brn brown It. brn brown It. brn It. brn brown It. brn brown dk. brn grey grey grey dk. brn grey blue blue blue dk. brn hazel fresh fresh light fresh fresh fresh fresh fair l fair fresh plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 8 Oct. 28 Sept. 30 Sept. 4 Oct. 26 Sept. 27 Sept. 28 Sept. 4 Oct. 29 Sept. 10 Oct. I Aldershot ditto Canterbury ditto London ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto took waist- belt ditto ditto took waist- belt and part of reg, nec, took part of reg. nec. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued). OFFICE SAME. 1 BEG. OOBFB. WHEBE BOBN. TBADB. H O sua. HAIB. EYES. FACE. 30AT & TEOOSEES. DATS OP PLAGE OP MARKS AND REMARKS NO. WO. DESEI1TN. DESERTION. 190050 John Seagrave 1691 Cold. Guards Hendon, Middlesex Halifax, Yorkshire labourer 2& S 6 9S brown blue lair regimental 29 Sept. London took part ol i eg. nec. 190061 John Turner 994 Scots Fusdiers mechanic 27i 5 8} light grey fresh ditto 12 Oct. <• itto took waist- belt and part of reg. neo. 190052 Parkinson Davison 1107 ditto Calverle;, Yorkel ire labourer 21i 6 9} brown grey fresh ditto 2 Oct. ditto ditto 190053 Isaac English 78C ditto LmsteadMagna, Sfflk. ditto 234 6 8 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 5 Oct. Windsor ditto 190051 Walter Batts 1483 ditto Wordesley, Stafford gasfitter 214 5 8} red blue fair ditto 12 Oct. ditto ditto 190055 William Bradley 1162 3rd Foot Cohaae, Autrim shoemaker 32j 6 6 It. brn brown fresh ditto 25 Sept. Dublin 190056 Samuel Gale 1423 7th Foot Martock, Somerset Kilbride, Wicklow labourer 26} 5 9 It. brn blue fresh ditto 19 Sept. Quebec 190057 John Smallen 681 18th Foot ditto 26 5 64 It. brn blue fresh oleth vest; cord 6 Oct. Shorncliffe 190058 Thomas Keane 1035 ditto Navin ditto 34 5 94 dk. brn grey fresh regimental 11 Oct. ditto off furlough to Navan 190059 Thomas Walker — ditto Nottingham trimmer 18 5 6 brown grey fresh plain 8 Oct. Liverpool « T.\ anchor, and ' T. W.' It. arm; reci^-- 190060 Francis Dean 1965 19th Foot Boswurth, Leicester labourer iy 6 84 It. brn hazel fair regimental 11 Oct. Sheffield scar across left first and second finger 190061 William Taylor 1814 25th Foot Bolton, Lancaster ditto 194 5 7 It. brn grey fresh ditto 1 Oct. Preston cross on right arm 190062 Joseph Crofts 1875 ditto Sheffield smith 18 5 54 It. brn hazel fair ditto 26 Sept. ditto 190063 William Crabtree 1849 ditto Todmorden. Yrksbre. labourer 231 5 6} It. brn hazel fresh ditto 21 Sept. ditto 190064 Thomas Boswell 1856 ditto Westbromwich, Staff. puddler 18* 6 54 brown hazel ruddy ditto 17 Sept. ditto 190065 Thomas Holden 1887 ditto Walsall, Stafford collier 19 5 64 It. brn grey fair ditto 26 Sept. ditto scar on right hip and back of neck 190066 John Farrell 1840 ditto Manchester pieoer ISi 5 6 brown hazel fresh ditto 30 Sept ditto 190061 Thomas Feeney — ditto Lor. gford labourer 24 6 74 brown blue fair plain 25 Sept. Liverpool recruit, finally approve 190068 John Wylie — 26th Foot Glasgow butcher 19 5 8 light hazel fresh ditto 4 Oct. Leeds ditto 190069 Johnstone Stoney 896 28th Foot Kill, Kildare | clerk 204 5 7 brown grey freBh regimental 2 Oct. Aldersbot stole £ 15 ^ 190070 Henry Stewart 1191 30th jboot Westminster, London ditto 214 5 54 It. brn hazel fresh ditto 13 Oct. Chatham mole in front of left lower ribs 190071 Martin Duffy 1434 32nd Foot Bolton, Lancashire labourer 20 5 6} dk. brn brown fresh black ; tweed 3 Oct. Colchester pockpitted 190072 William Howell — 34th Foot London blacksmith 20} 5 " i dk. bra grey fresh dark 12 Oct. Coventry 190073 Charles Harrison 923 ditto Hounslow, Mi lilosex engine fitter 26} 6 8 brown brown fresh regimental 5 Oct. Gravesend D 190074 Edwin J. Edwards 1711 35th Foot Maifstone, Kent labourer 2ii 5 6} black hazel fresh ditto 8 Oct. Colchester toes overlap ; off pass to Maidstone 190075 John Jones — 37th Foot Bolton, Lancashire ditto 24 5 54 light blue fresh moleskin 1 Oct. Manchester acar loft aid. of chin and outside right & S 190076 William Pearson 1353 ditto Aihton- un ier- Lyne spinner 23} 5 54 dk. brn grey fresh regimental trousers 11 Oct. Preston brokj out of barracks 190077 Dan Dullanty — 39th Foot Hulme, Lancashire tailor 21 6 7 brown grey fresh plain 4 Oct. Leeds scai- on second joint of right Uttle finger 190078 Michael Sullivan 148 40th Foot Millstreet, Cork labourer 26 J 5 9 brown brown dark regimental 30 Sept. Portsmouth off furlough —-' 190079 Richard Morgan 93 ditto Somersetshire servant 28 5 6 brown hazel fresh ditto 6 Oct. ditto D ^^ 190080 James Hemphill 35 tfitto Aghadoey, Derry labourer 27 5 10} It. brn blue fresh ditto 6 Oct. ditto D 190081 Henry Hall — diito Lambeth, Surrey carpenter 22 5 5} brown grey sallow plain 4 Oct. Liverpool lines across loins ; recruit 190082 Adam Ventre 610 44th Foot Cardiff, Glamorgan seaman 36 5 91 It brn grey fresh regimental 30 Sept. Dover off furlough 190083 J. F. Coghlan 1494 45th Foot Aldgite, London tailor 21} 6 7} dk. brn blue fresh ditto 14 Oct. Chatham off pass to London 190081 John Hay — 46th Foot Girvan, Ayrshire mason 24 6 6} brown brown fresh 1 Oct. Dublin scar on right arm j recruit 190085 William Smith 870 4a th Foot Liverpool labourer 24} 6 6 black hazel florid regimental 6 Oct. Aldershot D ; sear back cf left hand 19008R Josiah Southworth 277 ditto Kilkenny ditto 2* 5 S 5 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 6 Oct. ditto took part of reg. nec. taitooed on arms 190087 Henry Wilson 1721 51st Foot Manchester ditto 20 6 54 brown hazel fresh ditto 9 Oct. Sheffield 19008 Wm. H. Jeffries 1424 52nd Foot Salisbury, Wilts plumber 224 5 64 dk. brn blue fresh ditto 7 Oct. Aldershot off pass to London 19008a James Sullivan 759 53rd Foot Clonakilty, Cork labourer 224 5 64 dk. brn grey sallow ditto 23 Sept. Sheffield scar of bubo on rij: ht groin 190090 George Tucker 4 93 56th Foot Brauntcn, l) evon ditto 281 5 5 brown dark ditto 2 Oct. ditto 190091 Joseph Clayton 1118 56' h Foot Portsmouth guumaker 23 6 5 brown hazel saHow ditto 12 Oct. Portland scar on back 190092 William Allen 818 67th Foot Crockston, Hunts labc urer 21} 5 8 brown hazel fair ditto 5 Oct. Colchester right leg rather short 190093: John Martin 885 ditto Lapworth, Warwick ditto 201 5 74 It. brn Krey fresh ditto 5 Oct. ditto 19C094 John Seaton — 60th Rifles Olibury, Worcester engineer 18} 6 54 brown grey fresh light 2 Oct. Derby recruit, attested 190095 Thomas Chitty — ditto Cookham, Berks labourer 19 6 5} dk. bm blue fresh white slop; cord 28 Sept. Reading ditto 190096 John Gallagher 636 63rd Foot Gidore, Donegal ditto 26 S 7} brown grey fresh regimental 5 Oct. Glasgow cross and heart on right arm 190097 Leslie Donachey 1133 ditto Achadory, Liitli derry rivetter 22J 6 64 dk. brn grey freBh ditto 5 Oct. ditto took part of reg. nec. 190098 George W. Marshall 801 6fth Foot Sproug ton, Suffolk blacksmith 214 6 6 brown grey fresh ditto 11 Oct. Aldorshot off pass to Ipswich ; scar on riglit Lian 190099 John McPeak — 70th Foot Magherafelt, Derry labourer 21 5 64 brown blue fresh ditto 2 Oot. Dover off iurlough to Dt- rry 190100 John McLoughlan 1110 ditto Culmore, Derry ditto 23 6 9 sandy blue fresh ditto 2 Oct. ditto ditto ditto 190101 John Thompson 1129 ditto Newiy, Down ropespinner 24 5 74 dk. bm hazel florid ditto 2 Oct. ditto 1 ditto to Glasgow 190102 James Hamilton 993 ditto Paitick, Renfrew labourer 27J 6 7 It. bm blue fresh ditto 2 Oct. ditto ditto to Paisley ; pockpitted 190103 H. J. Bell 456 ditto Wearmouth, Durham engineer 32 5 4 dk. bro hazel saHow ditto 7 Oct. ditto off pass to Canterbury D ; scar on right temple 190104 James McDonald 618 71st Foot Glasgow dyer 25J 5 5 brown blue fresh 29 Sept. Aldershot 190105 James Hamilton 970 ditto Balfeon, Stirling ploughman 26 5 8J dk. brn blue fresh black; tweed 9 Oct. ditto officer's servant ; Btole his master's watcD 190106 James Templeton 386 72nd Foot Dumfries labourer 29} 6 5 dk. bra blue fresh regimental 5 Oct. Edinburgh took waist- belt and whole of reg. nec. 190107 M. Cruickshanks 96 74th Foot Catrine, Ayr grocer 29 5 8 brown grey fresh ditto 1 Oct. Limerick tock great coat 1901C 8 James Grant 1629 79th Foot Duthie, Morayshire labourer 181 6 54 brown hazel fresh ditto 4 Oct. Aberdeen 190109 Thomas Allan 37* 6 ditto Haddington miner 2y4 5 8 fau- blue fair tweed; brown 1 Oct. ditto officer's servant; stole £ 20 190110, G. H. Pockington Fuot Dover — 25 6 7} lt. bra hazel fresh brown; drab 1 Oct. FtTregantle recruit, attested 190111 Frederick Croft — 81st Foot Wimbleton, Combs labourer 18 5 74 It. brn grey ruddy white slop; fust. 10 Oct. London ditto 190112 Benjamin Taylor 1163 ditto Wellingtor, Somerset shoemaker 23 5 8 dk. bra grey fresL black 15 Oct. Aldershot officei- o' mess servant 190113 Samuel Anderson 365 85th Foot Kilioseuty, Waterfrd. labourer 214 5 5 dk. brn hazel dark regimental 7 Oct. Dublin 190114 David Hardy 979 ditto Gateshead, Durt am ditto 191 5 « 4 brown grey fresh ditto 1 Oct. ditto 190115 Thomas Miller 841 ditto Sunderland, Durham groom 204 5 6 dk. bra hazel fair ditto 2 Oct. ditto 190116 Alfred Edwards 632 di'to Kidderminster, Wore. labourer 24} 5 6 brown hazel pale ditto 6 Oct. ditto 190117 Benj. Hackshaw 774 ditto Bath, Somerset shoemaker 224 5 7 light blue sallow ditto 7 Oot. ditto 190118 John Reddan 1174 87th Foot Tulla, Clare labourer 284 5 5 It. bra grey fresh supposed plain 11 Oct. Hythe 190119 Patrick Donohoe 3866 * 9th Foot Rossbrldge, Limerick ditto 294 5 9 It. bra grey fair black ; tweed 3 Oct. Aldershot officer's servant 190180 Timothy Coghlan 1018 ditto Skull, Oork Glasgow tailor 23 5 6 fair grey fair regimental ' Oct. ditto off pass t< Lmidon 190121 James Alexander 109H 91st Foot moulder 184 5 7 brown br vm fresh ditto 25 Sept. Stirling tattooed on left arm 190122 William H. Elstob 891 92nd Foot St. Helena — 18 6 2 brown hazel fresh plain 9 Oct. Dublin suppi sed gone to Liverpool 190123 Patrick Bennet 881 ditto Liverpool — 20 6 2 brown grey fresh ditto 9 Oct. ditto ditto 190124] George Wilson 1216 93rd Foot Tillicoultry, Clackmn, miner 214 6 74 black brown dark regimental 4 Oct. Aberdeen 190125 j Peter Reid 1206 ditto Redgerton, Perth groom 204 5 7 It. brn grey fair ditto 4 Oct. ditto 190126 James Cameron 1076 ditto Glasgow blacksmith 20 5 M brown grey light ditto 6 Oot. ditto D D 190127 Charles T. Jonston 1211 94th Foot StaUord labourer 191 6 54 brown grey fresh ditto 3 Oct. Colchester two mrlars in upper jaw decayed 19012S William Jones — 9^ Foot New town, Montgmry. ditto 21 S 5 dk. brn hazel fresh white smock j dork 9 Oct. Coventry scar of born on left leg ; recruit 190129 William Matthews 1605 Rifle Brigade Brighton ditto 21 5 5 brown grey fresh regimental 10 Oct. Winchester supposed to have taken the ccok's clothee 160130 John Baker 150 101st Foot Shoreditcb, London ditto 21} 5 44 brown blue fresh ditto 7 Oct. Walmer took waiot- belt and whole of reg. nec. 190131 Thomas Byrnes 2617 107th Foot Northwicb, Cheshire puddler 21 6 7} brown grey fresh ditto 5 Oct. Preston scar on rig1 t leg 190132 John Down 1647 Royal H. Art. ditto Cranbrook, Kent groom 20J 5 6 brown blue fair ditto 7 Oct. Alderehot loBt a molar in upper jaw 190133 James Simpson 273 S. Normanton, Derby collier 22; S 8 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 28 Sept. Brighton scar of burn on back aad neck 190134 John Pledge 1003 ditto Croydon, Surrey St. Luke's, London labourer 19} 5 4 It. brn blue ruddy ditto 2 Oct. Dorchester 190135 George Wilkins 1785 ditto ditto 18} 5 44 brown hazel fresh ditto 26 Sept. Maidstone anchor and ' G. W. S.' on left arm 190136 Joseph Ashton 1772 ditto St. Pancras smith 184 6 4} brown hazel fresh ditto 25 Sept. ditto lost a molar 190137 Thomas Frost 1734 ditto Can, ber well labourer 18 S 6} brown blue fresh ditto 28 Sept. ditto 190138 John Moss 1794 ditto Islington ditto 134 5 4} brown hazel fresh ditto 29 Sept. ditto scar across rinht eyobrow, a molar decaying 190139 Samuel Hooley 1805 ditto L< ngford, Warwick gardener 194 5 44 dk. brn hazel ruddy ditto 10 Oct. ditto a tocth deca> ed in upper jaw 190140 Thomas Lambert 404 ditto St. Puncras, London labourer 294,5 8 sandy blue tresh ditto 3 Oct. Woolv, ich '( v 1 190141 Wm. McScanlon 622 Roy. Artillery Mullabruch, Armagh groom 19} 15 74 dk. bra grey fresh black 3 Oct. ditto 190143 George Kew 19250 ditto Oxford labourer 20} 5 4 brown grey fair regimental 30 Sept. ditto D ; linfar mark between oyes 90143 John Welding 30518 ditto Cardiff, Glamorgan St. Martin's, London blacksmith 20 5 41 brown hazel saUow ditto 29 Sept. ditto woman tattooed on right arm 190141 Edward Gillbe 19319 ditto * 18 5 44 It. bra hazel fair ditto 8 Oct. ditto * accoutrement maker 190145 John Miller 17012 ditto Halifai, Nova Scotia — 23 5 9 brown grey fresh ditto 1 Oct. ditto scar of burn on lower jaw S0146 Thomas Timms 19352 ditto Whittlesea, Cambs labourer 224 5 * i It. bra grey fair ditto 1 Oct. ditto 190147 E. J. Southwark 20166 ditto Bethnal- gm, London harnessmkr 184 5 H brown hazel fresh ditto 5 Oct. ditto scar on left cheek ; off pass 90148 John Ross 1639 ditto Abbey, Renfrew miner 234 5 7 sandy blue fresh ditto 5 Sept. ditto D ; off furlough to Linlithgow ' 9014" John Parker 3693 ditto Newcastle, Limerick carpenter 22^ 5 44 sandy blue fair d- tto 11 Oct. Devonport 190151. Thomas Robins 765 ditto Battle, Sussex Deptford, Kent servant 31 5 7} It. bra blue fresh ditto 8 Oct. Plymouth 590151 James Simpson 19" 90 ditto labourer 204 5 7 brown grey light ditto 30 Sept. W arley 190152 Frederick Hartnell 20941 ditto Lambeth, London Leabutt, Stirling blacksmith 224 5 7} brown grey fresh ditto 7 Oct. Sheernesa 190153 John Arnott 20706 ditto smith 254 5 8} brown brown fresh ditto 2 Oct. ditto 190154 James Fraser 20902 ditto E dinburgh carter 204 5 7 dk. bra hazel fresh ditto 2 Oct. ditto 190155 John Nolan 771 ditto Manchester labourer 31} 5 8 dk. bra hazel dork regimental trousers 7 Oct. Chester 90156 Charles Lynch _ ditto Coctehill, Cavan Kilmatighe, Sligo ditto 19 5 74 black blue fresh linen; dork 7 Oct. Edinburgh scar on left side of face ; 90157 Patrick Brannan _ ditto ditto 19 5 8 light grey fresh plain 9 Oct. Leeds recruit, finally approved ,9015? Charles Shillitto 1639 ditto Sheffield, Yorkshire brushmaker 22 5 8 brown grey fresh regimental 5 Oct. Gosport 19015 Alfred Humphries 8492 Rl. Engineers Shrewsbury, Salop bricklayer 224 5 44 brown grey fair ditto 7 Oct. Chatham D lOOMO James henry King 7793 ditto Dublin clerk 24 5 84 brown grey fresh ditto 11 Oot. Aldersl ot D ; scar on right groinj 180161 Patrick Calavan 4th Hussars Liverpool labourer 18 5 7 It. brn blue fresh tweed; black 21 Sept. Liverpool recruit, not surgically inspected 190162 James Edney 11th Hussars Dublin ironmouldr. 19 5 74 fair grey fair tweed 11 Oct. ditto ditto 190163 John Robertson ditto Glasgow hammermn. 24 5 6 fair blue fair black 8 Oct. Glasgow ditto 190164 Edward Thomas Grra. Guards Sheffield, Yorkshire labourer 2t 5 84 dk. brn dark dark ditto 12 Oct. Derby ditto 190165 Charles Edwards Cold. Guards Doncaster tailor 22 5 81 dk. brn blue sallow ditto 11 Oct. Exeter ditto 190166 George Brooks 2nd Foot Dudley, Staffordshire labourer 20 5 54 brown grey fair brown; moleskin 15 Oct. Birminghm burn on right wrist; recruit 190167 James Kelly 14th Foot Kilrea, Derry ditto 18 5 54 brown grey fresh block ; moleskin 3 Oct. Glasgow recruit, not surgically inspected ! 9016- Alfred Chadwick _ 17th Foot Oldham, Lancashire joiner 18 6 6 It. brn brown fresh block; cord 12 Oct. Northampt. recruit, surgically inspected 9016 Edward McNulty 18th Foot Liverpool mason 20 5 8 brown grey fresh tweed 13 Oct. Liverpool ditto WOW Michael Mansfield dit'o ditto labourer 18 5 6 dk. brn blue freBh ditto 6 Oct. ditto recruit, not surgically inspected 190171 Thomas King 21st Foot Paisley, Renfrew ditto IS 5 64 It. brn grey fresh blue pilot; mole 27 Sept. Glasgow ditto 190172 George Money* William Wilson 22nd Foot Portland- tn, London clerk 23 6 74 brown blue fresh dork; tweed 5 Oct. Woolwich spots on left leg * aUas Kemp .90173 26th Foot Edinburgh mason 19 5 54 sandy blue fresh tweed; block 8 Oct. E dinburgh recruit, not surgically inspected 9017J John Jackson 33rd Foot Calt on, Notts brickmaker 23 5 6 dk. brn hazel dark white slop ; wcoln 10 Oct. Walsall tattooed on left arm; recruit 190175 Henry Hall 40th Foot Lambeth, London carpenter. 22 5 61 brown grey saUow white jacket dark 4 Oct. Liverpool recruit, surgically inspected i90176 William Pascoe 46th Foot Cardiff, Glamorgan labourer 21} 6 64 dk. brn dk. bra dark brown ; duck 3 Oct. Newport pockpitted, tattooe 1 on arms 190177 Peter Graham 59th Foot Monaghan ditto 22 5 64 brown hazel sallow canvas; mole 4 Oct. Glasgow recruit, not surgicaHy inspected 19017' Daniel Scullan 63rd Foot Dumbarton ditto 18 6 54 brown blue saUow. canvas 1 Oct. ditto di to ' 90179 William King 68th Foot Southampton ditto 24 5 54 brown blue fresh black 1 23 Sept. Alderehot pockpitted; recruit DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued). OFFICE NAME. BIG. OOBPS. WHERE BOEK. TBADE. w 0 SIZE. HAIB. BYES. FACE. COAT & TBOTJSEBS. DATE 0? PLACE 0? MARKS AND REMARKS. HO. NO. < DESEBTN. DESEBTION. 190180 Daniel Ralph — 66th Foot Berkshire labourer 18 5 54 It. brn blue fresh white slop; fust. 3 Oct. Aldershot recruit 190181 190182' John Moore — 69th Foot Dublin ditto 18 6 5; It. brn blue freeh tweed; moleskin 9 Oct. Dublin recruit, not surgically inspected James McCue — 71st Foot Glasgow moulder 18 5 dk. brn grey fresh black; canvas 29 Sept. Glasgow ditto 190183 Alexander Wilson — 76th Foot Falkirk, Stirling engineer 19 5 94! red b ue fresh black; fustian 9 Oct. Falkirk pockpitted; recruit 190184 John McDonald ditto Dundee yeaver 22 5 7 1 d';. brn grey fresh black; tweed 8 Oct. Dundee recruit, surgically inspected 190185 Peter Brobhy 88th Foot Liverpool groom 23 5 54 fair grey fresh dark; cord 6 Oct. Liverpool recruit, not surgically inspectel 190186 Alexander Roy 91st Foot Renfrew cottonspnnr 18 5 7} dk. bra dark fresh tweed 3 Oct. Glasgow ditto . 190187 Thomas Mealey • • • 1 100th Foot Liverpool labourer 24 6 6} It. bra grey fresh white 8 Oct. Liverpool ditto 190188 John Stewart 102nd Foot Glasgow moulder 234 5 74 dk. brn grey sallow black; moleskin 2 Oct, Glasgow ditto 190189 James Murphy Roy. Artillery Liverpool tinman 20 5 8 It. brn blue fresh black; cord 10 Oct. Liverpool recruit, surgically inspected 190190 John Collins — ditto ditto boilermaker 22 5 941 It. bm grey fresh tweed; moleskin 5 Oct, ditto ditto 190191 William Miller — ditto ditto bricklayer 22 6 84 dk. brn blue fresh canvas; moleskin 9 Oct. ditto recruit 190192 John Smith 287 let Life Gds. Whitby, Yorkshire gardener 20 6 C brown grey freeh plain 30 Sept. London off furlough 190193 Robert Clements 667 6thDrag. Gds. Woolwich, Kent porter 19 5 84 black blue pile regimental 13 Oct. Cahir an upper molar decaying 190194, James Christie 659 ditto Killyman, Tyrone labourer 20 5 7 brown hazel dark ditto 14 Oct. ditto large vaccisatiou mark on right arm 190195 Matt. McWilliams 1009 fith Hussars Greyabtx y, Down ditto 214 5 64 black black dark ditto 8 Sept. Coventry served in Antrim Rifles 190196 Patrick Sheehy 661 9th Lancers Strabane, Tyrone ditto 274 5 84 brown grey fresh ditto 16 Oct, Siradbally varicose veins left leg 190197 Thos. Waddington 834, 13th Hussars Be rough bridge, York ditto 19$ 5 64 brown brown fresh ditto 12 Oct. York 190198 Henry M. Holly 794 17th Lancers Bristol — 21} 5 84 brown grey sallow ditto 16 Oct. Aldershot eff leave to Bristol 190199 George W. Gibson 1214 18th Hu- ears Chestoi - lc- street, Dhm farmer 23 5 64 brown blue fresh ditto 16 Oct. Canterbury D <. 90200 John Wright 3397 Military Tram Southwark, London labourer 274 5 4 brown grey fresh ditto 23 July Auokland* D • New Zealand J90201 William Hill 3644 ditto Farnham, Surrey bootcloser 224 5 34 brown hazel fresh ditto 23 July ditto 190202 Thomas Lawson — 11th Foot Omagf, Tyrone enginefitter 24 5 f} brown blue fresh plain 13 Oct. Belfast recruit, finally approved ' J. K,' on each arm 190203 John Kennedy 227 25th Foot Manchester labourer 25} 5 6 dk. brn grey fresh regimental 17 June Ceylon 190204 James Cox 1531 ditto Sborney, Bucks ditto 21J 5 7 It. brn grey fresh ditto 22 June ditto 190205 John Malone 343 ditto Tullogher, Wexford ditto Z5J 5 8 It. brn grey. fair ditto 17 June ditto 190206 William Smith 961 33rd Foot Birmingham striker 22} 5 6} brown grey fresh plain 14 Oct, Sheffield tattooed on chest, scar on chest 190207 Joseph Stevens 962 ditto Stoneliouse, Glo'ster labourer 21 6 54 brown brown fresh regimental 15 Oct. ditto took part of reg. nec. l902t? 81 James Baker 1191 38th Foot London smith 204 5 8 It. brn blue freeh ditto 14 Oct. Park hurst two warts on left side of neck 190209| John Langridge 999 40th Foot Humbledon, Hants labourer 22 5 64 brown blue fresh ditto 13 Oct. Portsmouth 190210 190211 1.90212 3.90213 190214 X90215 190216 190217 190218 1.90219 James Noonan Patrick Reiley John Henry Riley John Seaton George Howard Peter McCue Patrick Burns Thomas Connors Charles Ingram Henry D. Bernett 307 62 1106 1135 14,56 824 1135 1145 ditto ditto 57th Foot 60th Rifles 63rd Foot ditto 64th Foot 68th Foot 72nd Foot ditto Rathkcal, Limerick ditto 32 5 6} dk. brn blue fresh ditto 14 Oct. ditto off furlough Mullagh, Cavan ditto 28 5 7} dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 17 Oct. ditto St . Job n's- w ood, Lndn clerk 18 6 6} brown hazel fair black 14 Oct. Colchester recruit, attested Oldbury, Worcester engineer 18} 6 54 brown grey fresh light 2 Oct. Derby ditto Liverpool — 234 6 7 It. brn grey fresh regimental 14 Oct, Glasgow anchor and ' G. M.' on left arm Warminster, Wilts labourer 23 5 64 brown grey fresh ditto 13 Oct. ditto took part of reg. nec. Westport, Mayo ditto 18} s 6 brown bazel fresh ditto 6 Oct. Templemre Stokestown, Roscmn ditto 21} 5 4 brown blue sallow tweed 2 Oct. Portsmouth Inch, Aberdeen ditto 184 5 54 dk. brn blue fresh regimental 12 Oct. Edinburgh eff pass Edinburgh cutler 19} 5 74 brown hazel fresh ditto 16 Oct. ditto took waist- belt and part of reg. neo. 1.90220 X90221 2.90222 1.90223 190224 1.90225 1.90226 X90227 1.90228 1- 90229 John Campbell William Reid John McGowran John Morgan Henry Smith John Parker Joseph Moore John Walls Charles Beading William Row 1131 792 968 3693 609 16b9 166 i 16631 ditto 87th Foot Rifle Brigade ditto ditto Roy. Artillery Roy. H. Art. Roy. Artillery ditto ditto Glasgow Dundee Bom Derick, Wicklow Aberyetwith, Cardign Surbitoo, Surrey Newcastle, Limcrick Greenwich, Kent Croydon, Surrey Ely, Cambs Stoke, Devonshire rivetter confectioner labourer miner labourer carpenter labourer ditto ditto shoeingsmh 23 J 19* 26} 22 19 22J 23 J 28 26 28 61 54 61 64 5 44 44 4 3 brown brown dk. brn dk.. brn brown sandy brown dk. brn It. brn dk. brn blue grey grey hazel hazel blue hazel hazel grey blue fresh fresh dark dark fresh fair fresh swarth fresh fresh plain ditto regimental ditto white slop; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 21 Oct. 13 Oct. 25 Sept. 25 Sept. 22 Oct. 11 Oct. 13 Oct. 16 Aug. 16 Aug. 16 Aug. ditto Glasgow Quebec ditto Guildford Devonport Woolwich CpeifG. H. ditto ditto recruit, finally approved pockpitted supposed gone to Dorking 190230 190231 1.90232 X90233 190234 1.80235 1.90236 190237 190238 1 80239 William Putnam 8957 Rl. Ei gineerB St. Pai, eras, London bricklayer 214 5 94 brown hazel freeh ditto 14 Oct. Chatham Williasm Kane — 3rd Hussars Antrim hackler 25 5 74 It. brn grey fresh black; tweed 12 Oct. Belfast Buppotea gone to Manchester; recruit Matthew Juff — 56tb Foot Christchurch, Hants 20} 5 5 light blue dark white slop; cord - Oct. Christcbrch supposed in neigbbouihood of New Forest; William Stratten 255 3rd Hussars Fulham, London labourer 26} 5 7} brown grey sallow supposed plain 23 Oct. Alderahot charged with felony [ recruit Sidney Smith 36 6th Dragoons Lamberhuret, Sussex servant 32 5 6 brown groy freeh regimental 18 Oct, Canterbury Daniel Lyms 1443 Gren. Guards Newcastle, Limerick labourer 254 5 10 dk. brn grey fair ditto 16 Oct. London took waist- belt and part of reg. neo, Thomas Smith 1040 Scots Fusiliers > din burgh draper 23 5 11} It. brn grey fresh ditto 18 Oct. ditto scar of burn on left breast John Watson 1605 15 th Foot Barton, Lincoln' stoker 19} 5 6 It. brn grey fresh plain 18 Oct. Chatham suspected of etealing money and clothes Daniel Hill — ditto Kingstborpe, Nhmpt shoemaker 25 5 64 brown hazel fresh black ; cord 17 Oct. London recruit Michael Ryan 1828 19 th Foot Leeds, Yorkshire labourer 19} 5 A brown errev fresh regimental 18 Oct. Sheffield scar on cteek and right wrist 1.802401 1.80241 180241; X90243 X90244 XS024B X90246 XS0246 XS0248 XS0249 John Fraser William Lessor Robert Reed James Gawn E. Hardy John Smith Arch. Morrison George Clarke Thomas Lane Peter Bowers 1366 69 1362 395 603 1410 591 20474, 20534, 24tli foot 37th Foot 40th Foot 42nd Foot 70th Foot ditto 92nd Foot Roy. Artillery ditto ditto Wexford Birkenhead, Cheshire Westmonkton, Smrst Glasgow Nottingham Brixton, London Lin wood, Renfrew TunbridgeWells. Knt Manchester SwBnage, Dorset tailor blacksmith labourer shoemaker plumber labourer miner labourer piecer shipsmith 18 24 25 21} 265 25* 20 22 194 22 J hi 74 6 64 64 7 7 64 H 44 dfc. bru 1 light dk. bm I dk. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn brown brown brown hazel grey hazel blue hazel hazel grey blue brown blue lair fresh sallow pale fresh fresh florid fresh fresh fair plain regimental ditto plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 18 Oct. 18 Oct. 17 Oct. 18 Oct, 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 17 Oct. 17 Oct. 14 Oct. 13 Oct. I Glasgow PreBton Portsmouth Aberdeen Dover ditto Dublin Woolwich ditto ditto recruit, finally approved lost lower part of left ear off furlough scar above right ankle ' M. M.' on left arm scar on chin; off pees to Oban, Argyle scar of burn over right scapula two anchors on left hand XS0250 XS0251 X90252 X90253 X90254 190255 190256 190257 190258 190259 190260 190261 190262 190263 19026 4 1902tio 19026 « 19026T 19026- i 190269 George Hall Joseph Dennett James Jackson George Blake Joseph Parsons John S. Rimmer Alex. Davidson William Jackson James Dean James Higham Joseph Aisthorp Chas. Woodhouse William Tapp William Stevens John Wm. Burke John Child Thomas Chapman Richard Lukes Peter Wallace John McGuickan 985 1013 935 320 810 566 3630 4158 2410 ath Hussars ditto 10th Hussars 14th Hussars 15th Hussars 17th Lancers 20th Huet- ars Military Train ditto Gren. Guards 1jbi shore, Worcester Wo lverhamptn., Staff Gateshead, Durham Shirley, Hants Birmingham North Meols, Lane. Inveresk, Edinburgh Newcastle- on- Tyne TunbridgeWells, Knt Wigan, Lancashire 190270 190271 X90272 190273 190274 190275 190276 190277 190278 19Q279 190280 190281 190282 190283 3.90284 190285 190286 190287 J. 9G288 190289 Patrick Butler John Darling Thomas Abbott Peter Carberry Henry Peck William Finch John Daley John Walkinshaw Thos. Charlesworth George Dallas 1622 902 644 915 93- 1 2056 2076 709 ditto Scots Fusiliers 2nd Foot 20lb Hussars ditto ditto 21st Foot ditto 34th Foot 37th Foot Boston, Lincolnshire Liverpool Wah all, Staffordshire St.. Albans, Herts Dublin Chippenham, Wilts BirmingV. am CLorlton- on- Medlock Inver, Donegal ! Belfast, Antrim plumber shovel makr soap boiler groom • waiter labourer tailor labourer miner servant clerk labourer ditto ditto ditto tallwchndlr. bricklayer shoemaker labourer 234 194 23 181 2< 19? 26 4 274 18 244 214 27 18 26} 1224 21 23 24 264 18 6J 64 74 6 5 81 S 4} 84 84 114 9! 54 7 74 64 64 74 H 5} brown It. brn dk. brn brown brown brown fair dk. brn It. brn brown It. brn brown brown black Drown brown brown dk. brn dk. brn brown brown grey grey grey grey brown blue grey grey brown hazel grey blue hazel grey blue grey hazel grey grey fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fair fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto plain regimental supposed plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto moleskin; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto "* black; cord 10 Oct. 10 Oct. 15 Oct. 10 Oct. 21 Oct. 25 Oct. 20 Oct. 2 Aug. 20 Oct. 19 Oct. 19 Oct. 19 Oct. 17 Oct. 21 Oct. 20 Oct. 18 Oct. 6 Oct. 4 Oct. 7 June 118 Oct. Birminghm ditto Liverpool HounBlow Alderthot ditto Canterbury Auckland* Woolwich London mole on right clavicle recruit, finally approved scar on right cheek • german silver plater took part of rcg. nec. * Uew Zealand took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 3671 664, 1731 343 524 862 929 1168 39th Foot ditto 40th Foot ditto 51st Foot 52nd Foot 63rd Foot ditto ditto 74th Foot Cork Leeds Southampton At, by, Kiliare Northampton Mi. i Ihurst, Sussex Dublin Dalkeith, Edinburgh Lutterworth, Leicestr Marnock, Banff painter tailor labourer ditto ditto ditto servant miner collier labourer 1274 19 20 264 23} 27 23 224 20} 23 It. brn dk. bra It. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn fair brown brown dk. brn grey grey grey hazel grey hazel blue blue hazel grey swarth sallow fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh regimental black; mixed white slop; black regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto regimental trousers 19 Oct. 9 Oct. 25 Oct. 21 Oct. 20 Oct. 20 Oct. 23 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oot. 22 Oct. ditto ditto Northampt. Edinburgh ditto ditto Preston ditto Gwalior* Manchester ditto Rochdale Reading Portsmouth Sheffield Aldershot Glasgow ditto ditto Limerick short hair took waist- belt and part of reg. nec.; D recruit, attested took part of reg. nec.; D ditto crossed flags on left arm two scars on right buttock * East Indies scar above right hip; recruit, attested pockpitted recruit ' L.' and two dots on left arm D • J. J.' and cross on left arm D took part of reg. nec. ; D ditto ditto bald n back of head William Watch James Cunningham Cbarlee Hosie Thoinaa McGill Charles H. Garnett Charles Thorpe Patrick Drew Henry Smith Joseph Hawkins George Martin 1160 789 1579 881 900 1169 983 1614, 1691 ditto ditto 73th Foot 91st Foot ditto 94th Foot 96th Foot Rifle Brigade Royal H. Art. ditto Edinburgh Portsea, Hants Dairy, Ayr Perrycon, Wigton Halifax, Yorkshire Sheffield Killoe, Longford Surbiion, Surrey Fulham, Middlesex Sboreditch, London ditto ditto miner shepherd labourer miner labourer ditto ditto whitesmith 264 274 21 224 214 23J 204 19 184 18 7i 64 6 64 7 5| 54 5 4 7J browu brown brown brown sandy brown brown brown brown brown grey blue brown It. brn hazel hazel grey hazel blue grey dark freck. fresh swarth fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fre< h ditto regimental white jacket rogimental ditto ditto ditto white slop; cord regimental ditto 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 24 Oct. 22 Oct. ii Oct. 21 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 21 Oct. 19 Oot. ditto ditto Stirling ditto ditto Colcheiter ditto Guildford Woolwich ditto off etcort duty; pockpitted took waist- belt and part of reg, nec. D; bunions marks from a bite on right wrist scar on right shoulder short hair recruit, attested boil mark on left thigh scar from a out on right elbow 190290 195291 190292 X90293 190294 190295 190296 190297 1 902 98 X90299 Thomas Williams John Coyne Joseph H. Wilmott Thomas Purcell Charles Brown George Smith George Blackford Martin O'Hara Philip Dunbar John Smith 1357 1062 267* Roy. Artillery I Bristol ditto ditto ditto 3rd Hussars 2nd Foot 3 rd Foot 21* fc Foot ditto 39th Foot March, Cambs Newcastle- on- Tyne Tipperary Glasgow Marylebone, London Gf'van, Lanark Glasgow Lee to clerk labourer ditto drover shoemaker plasterer labourer moulder hammermn. labourer 32 264 28} 22 22 21 22 18 18 21 browo It. brn brown brown dk. brn dark It. brn brown brown It. brn dk. brn bazel hazel blue blue brown blue hazel grey blue trean fresh pale fair fresh dark fair fresh fre9h ruddy ditto ditto ditto tweed; cord blue; black white smock; cord black; cord blue pilot 5 mole brown; moleskin black 16 Oct. 16 Oct. 17 Oct. 20 Oct. 19 Oct. 20 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 7 Oct. I. of Wight Hilsea Shornoliffe Clonmel Glasgow Westminstr Uibridge Glasgow ditto Rochdale 1); off pass to London D looks older; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, surgically inspected ditto recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto 190300 J90301 190302 190303 190304 190305 190306 190307 190308 190309 Donald Stewart* George Lock John Scott Henry Kane Cepbra Hardman 42nd Foot K& th Foot 86th Foot 87th Foot Rifle Brigade Glasgow Milverton, Somerset Dublin ditto Todmordeii, Lane. pamter labourer tailor labourer • 19 194 18 24 19} 74 • 74 7 10 54 brown It. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown blue grey hazel blue hazel fresh fresh sallow fair blue; moleskin slop; dark tweed oilskin; drab tweed 5 blue 22 Oot. 22 Oct. 18 Oct. 19 Oct. 16 Oct. Glasgow Taunton Dublin ditto Dartford ditto * alias Walter Rodger* pockpitted, ring on eacb wrist; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected ditto recruit * bolt and screw maker DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA. or/ ICE 30. NAME. EES. SO. 00 EPS. WEEKS BOBK. BIZB. HUB. EYES. PACE. COAT & TROUSERS. DATS OF IiliSiTtTN. P1. AOB OF BE8EUTION. MASKS AND REMARKS. 74895 74695 74697 74698 74699 74700 74701 74702 74703 74704 Daniel Dullanty James Green James Hosey Patrick Maloney William Pattison James Shaw Timothy Connell Richard Field William Evans Richard Ward 2361 2290 2169 1520 1820 2268 2101 2499 2683 2822 2nd Derby ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Monmthshre* ditto ditto Glossop, Derby Lambley, Notts Brimington, Derby hilkern, Galway Barlborough, Derby Oldtam, Lancashire 74705 John Smith 2870 ditto 74706 John Jones 2880 ditto 74707 Joseph Fellows 2888 ditto 74708 Richard Bullock 3026 ditto 74709 James Jones 3089 ditto 74710 John V. Weare 3155 ditto 74711 George Bluett 3197 ditto 74712 Matthew Burridge 3279 ditto 74713 James Gay 3351 ditto 74714 John Morgan 3354 ditto Tonhall, Cork Tredegar, Monmouth Nantyglo tailor collier ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto blacksmith puddler labourer 23 22f 19 29 21 231 21 5 6J 5 5} 5 5 6 7 5 4, 5 3} 5 11 sandy blue fresh 1 Oct. Chesterfield brown grey fresh 24 Sept. ditto sandy hazel fresh 1 Oct. ditto dark dark fresh 1 Oct. ditto brown brown fresh 1 Oct. ditto brown hazel fresh * 1 Oct. ditto brown brown fresh 1 Oct. ditto — — — 10 May Monmouth — — — 10 May ditto 10 May ditto * absent from training scar on left forefinger scar on upper lip, mark on back scar over right eyebrow blue marks right side of right eye scar on left cheek supp. gone to America # absent from trai& B^ supp. in 23rd Poot Abergavenny Monmouth ditto Goodrich, Hereford Garraway Monmouth Newnharo, Gloucester Nailsea, Somerset Newport, Monmouth ditto ditto mason forgeuian labourer wheelwrght tai or mason collier labourer 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 Mav ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto supp. enlisted reported dead sentenced to 7 years' penal servitude supp. gone to Queensland 74716 74716 74717 74718 74719 74720 74721 74722 74723 74724 George Goodwin John Murphy Michael Donoghue John Enright William Thomas Thomas Greene James Williams Josiah Gould Henry Hawkins 3376 3379 3392 3539 3578 3616 3671 3672 3676 3886 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Cork Abergavenny, Monm. Mallow, Cork Valencia, Kerry Ballylong ord Bed weity, Monmouth Cheltenham, Glouc. Bristol Stroud Newport, Monmouth puddler groom labourer ditto ditto enginedrivr. pud tier puncher labourer plasterer lO May 10 May 10 May 10 Mav 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 May ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto reported dead supp. residing in Cardiff W? 74725 John Lewis 3694 ditto Llanwenartb, Monm. Cahirciveeen, Kerry labourer - _ — IO Mav ditto 74726 Thomas Connell 3740 ditto ditto 10 May ditto 74727 Michael Matthews 3574 ditto Newtown, Limerick ditto - - — — — 10 May ditto 74728 74729 74730 74731 74732 74733 • 74734 ADMIRALTY, November 5, 1866. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service. NAME. SHIP DESEBTED 0B DIB- CHAEQED FB0M. BATING. BIZB. WHERE BORN. HAIR. MARK'S AND TidierATCg- fl M. J. Callaghan James Gillam William Riley Mark Crowther Francis Meredith John Norman James A. Andrews Charles Lewis John Eteridge Charles Cousins Edward McCarthy James Sullivan John Johns William Tomkins John Cox James Spiars Richard W. Kelly Robert Grizzles Patrick Hanifin Samuel Chuttlebragh R, Perrott W. Whilden Francis Drago James Cannings James Sharp Henry Humberstone James Harnett John Keane William Bennetts Timothy Murphy Jeremiah Murphy Wiliiam H. Green Patrick McMullen Thomas Salter James Boyle James Hulbert James McCoomb John Wenney George J. Turner James Winnicott Henry Louton Frederick Smith Patrick Griffen John Marshall William Thomas William Launder James Levins John W. Stenning Bartholomew Hayes James Armstrong Peter Woods G. W. H. Williams Benjamin Limburner Alister Bell Michael Connor S. Saunders John Mitchell Pelorus, discharged Boscawen, straggler ditto ditto Dasher, deserter Excellent, discharged Megara, straggler End. ym. ion, deserter Gani/ es, discharged Asia, deserter ditto Bristol, deserter Ferret, straggler ditto ditto ditto Excellent, straggler Lark, deserter Urgent, straggler Endymion, straggler ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Cumberland, discharged deserter ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto . ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditta ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 20 Aug. 25 Oct. 26 Oct. 28 Oct. 7 Oct. 29 Oct. 26 Oct. 25 Oct. Oct. 12 Oct. 12 Oct. 22 Oct. 17 Oct. 17 Oct. 17 Oct. 17 Oct. 9 Oct, 16 Oct. 17 0- t. 15 Oct. 15 Oct. 15 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 18 Oct. 4 May 4 May 9 May 9 May 9 May 9 May 4 July 3 June 4 June 4 July 4 July 6 July 6 July 11 July 13 July 13 July 1 Aug. 1 Aug. 3 Aug. 3 Aug. 3 Aug. 3 Aug. 4 Aug. 4 Aug. 14 Aug. 22 Aug. 2 Sept, 6 Sept, 6 Sept, 6 Sept, 6 Sept, 12 Sept, 161 23 22 16 24 22 24 ordinary boy, 2nd class ditto ditto boy, 1st class boy, 2nd class stoker, 2nd class A. B. boy, 2nd class stoker stoker, 2nd class A. B. boy, 2nd class ditto ditto ditto A. B. ditto private, R. Marines A. B. ordinary ditto stoker ditto ditto ordinary ditto stoker ordinary ditto j ditto leading seaman captain of the mast ordinary ditto ditto ditto ditto A. B. ditto ditto ordinary A. B. ordinary ditto ditto ditto A. B. 2nd capt., foretop ordinary A. B. ditto ordinary ditto boy, 1st class A. B. ordinary ditto ordinary, 2nd class A. B. 221 5 16}: 5 16} 5 16} 5 17} 5 5 2 21 23 23 23 20 23 29 43 23 21 20 22 21} 24} 21} 2 4 26 214 22} 22} 20 22 39} 24} 5 23 5 214 5 31} 5 19} 5 214 5 21 5 23} 5 27} 5 23J 5 238 5 25jj 5 34 5 19} 5 204: 5 164 5 214 5 234 5 22} 15 22 | 5 26 15 24 Camden- town, London 3 Brighton, Sussex 14 Shoreditch, London 2 Bradford, York 84 Gloucester 1 Eastmeon, Hants 5 Salisbury 3 SomerB- town, London 11} Manchester 7 Hunstcn, Sussex 9 Marylebone, London 4 Newport, Monmouth Neatb, Glamorgan Yeovil, Somerset - Winchester Sy denham, Kent Plymouth 6 Chatham, Kent 6} Miltown, Kerry 4 London 0 ditto 3 Woolwich, Kent 7 Headcorn, Kent 8 Chatham, Kent 2 Walcot 2 Staple 0 London 6 ditto 6 Cork 7 Cambourne 4 Cornlough, Antrim 4 Dornev, Cork 0 Sheet ness, Kent 4 Cornlough, Antrim 5 Lymington 14 Acbas, Donegal 6 Southsea, Hants 3 Ayr 9 Sutton, Suffolk 5 Chelsea, London 6 Queensfer.- y 8 Plymouth 8 Liverpool 6 Dingle, Kerry 3 Cork 2 Plymouth 8 Tavistock 5 Dublin 6 Putney, Surrey 4 Ermiskillen, Cork 6 Maidstone, Kent 7 Liverpool 4 ditto 7 Hastings, Sussex 2 Macclesfield 44 Dunoon 4 Moorfields, Cork 6 Kingston, Hants 2 London 24 ditto dk. brn ' red brown brown brown black light It. brn light dark brown hazel dark grey | — brown — grey fair hazel — hazel dark blue blue : air pale hazel fresh grey — grey — hazel — light brown brown red light light brown brown dark light light black dark brown brown light dark light dark brown light light sandy brown sandy light brown brown light brown brown brown light brown brown brown hght brown brown brown brown dark brown dark grey fair grey — hazel — gr<= y — grey grey hazel hazel dark grey blue hazel grey grey blue blue brown blue dark blue grey blue blue I hazel | blue grey brown grey grey I blue jblue grey blue grey grey blue blue brown grey grey blue dark brown dark served in Alecto 10s. reward star on left thumb ; Bervei in Fiigard ditto scar on left cheek ; served in Fisgard ditto served in Dauntless £ 1 reward served in Donegal £ 3 reward served in Victory, Hannibal, and Galatea ditto £ 1 reward banners of war on right arm 10s. reward ditto ditto ditto £ 3 reward ditto served in Hhadamanthus, Cumberland, and Conqueror blue rings on fingers ; served in Cressy, Minotaur, and Edgar anchor on left hand ditto small scar on face anchor on left hand bracelet on right wrist - 7 I anchor and ' B. L.' on left aim scar on ltf arm cross on right arm No reward will be given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a regular Police ii organized, but aU reasonable expense* will be paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. DIVISION. WHEBB BOBK. TRADE. R 0 < 1 BIZB. HATE. BYES. FAOB. OOAT & TROUSERS. DATE OF DEBERTH. PLACR OF DBSBBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS James Taylor Edwin Miles* John French William James James Moore Thos. Wm. Prince Edward Cotton John Cook John O'Bryan James Kelly Portsmouth ditto Chatham Plymouth Chatham ditto ditto Woolwich Portsmouth Newport, Hants Bosham, Sussex Braintree, Essex Callington, Cornwall WeBt Dereham, Norf. Bristol Norwich Bristol Dublin Manchester labourer ditto groom miner groom enginefitter shoemaker mason shoemaker 1 puddler 21} 224 23 19} 84 8} 21? 22} 28} | 27} 5 5} 5 5| 5 54 5 6} 5 8 5 6} 5 5} 5 5} 5 7 6 6 It. brn It. brn brown brown It. brn It. brn brown brown dk. brn It. brn grey grey grey blue brown hazel blue grey brown hazel fair fair fair pale fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh undress uniform ditto white slop ; cord, undress uniform dark ; cord undress uniform uniform undress uniform plaid 19 Oct. 18 Oct. 24 Oct. 14 Oct. 20 Oct. 13 Oct. 14 Oct. 15 Oct. 10 Oct. 13 Oct. Gosport ditto Chelmsford Plymouth Norwich Chatham Gravesend Chatham Woolwich Wolvrhmpt anchor on back of left hand ^ * alias Edward Baker, alias Ed « ( U-< J recruit, surgically inspected pockpitted ; off furlough to Callington recruit, not surgically inspected off short pass to Bromley D recruit LONDON ; PBINTED FOE HEB MAJEBTT'S STATIONERY OFFICE BT HARRISON ANE SONS, ST. MARTIN'S LAMB, W. CO