.- fl POLICE ^ ttfcltel& eti GAZETTE by> sautOocttiK CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated, nature, and against Receivers of Skkn Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escapcd from Custody, with the time, 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, ami other marks of identity. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehension, A Description, as accurate as jrssibk, of Proper!, that has been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 4335 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1866. Notice.— It is requested that all communications for the pur- pose of obtainifffi or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen proi4: rty, may bear tl » e Signature of the person requiring or sending the same, and all applications in reference to the POLICE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to MR. W. D. BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. Whenever it is desired that any person shou\ d be appre- hen/ led, and the Name is given, it is indispensably necessary that an information should be made and sworn to before a Magistrate, of the Offence charged, and an attested copy thereof, together with the Advertisement, forwarded to the Editor for insertion. As no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all Letters addressed to the Editor must be prepaid, otherwise the insertion will not be made. It is requested that the Names and Descriptions of Deserters and Absentees from the Militia, as well as those from the regular Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, may be addressed to " The Under Secretary of State for War, War Office, Pall Mail, London, S. YY.," aa they cannot be published without his authority. INFORMATIONS MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING Absconded from Llananno on the 23rd instant, JOSEPH EVANS, charged with poaching on the land* of G. H. Phillips, Esq , Abbeycromhir, and shooting one Thomas George, a keeper, with intent to kill and murder him : he is about 27 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, proportionate make, fiesh complexion, brown hair, sandy whiskers round the chin, and about G iuches long. £ 5 reward will be given for the appre- hension and conviction of the s* id Joseph Evans. luformation to be given to Superintendent Constance, Pennybout, or Ser- geant Jones, Rhayader, Radnorshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, November 26. Shirts, four white Pocket Handkerchiefs, two women's Niuht Caps, a grey calico Shirt, a blue striped cotton Shirt, a white Peiticoat with two tucks, a diaper Butter Cloth, a black cloth Clo. ik with hood, a plaid Shawl hemmed at bottom a Loaf of Bread, a woman's brown Jacket, a piece of cotton Cord, a pai' of C ogs, and a pair of Shr. es, newly soled. Information to be ifiven at the Police Office, Leek, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, November 26. On the evening of the 13th or morning of the 14th inst., the house of Mr. Last, solicitor,^ of No. 2, Osburn- villas, was entered by climbing up on the portico in frout, and getting in at a bedroom window, and stealing two dark blue Oxlord- made Jackets, a black Great Coat, and a pair of grey Trousers The offenders are supposed to have been disturbed. £ 1 Is reward will be paid to any person giving such information as shall lead to the recovery of the property and conviction of the offender or offenders. Also, on the same evening, between 6 and 8 o'clock, the house of Mr. Lomas, of No. 5, Alma- villas was entered by the parlour window during the absence of the fauiily, having been left unfastened, and a cheffonier broken open, but no property taken, as the thieves are supposed to have been distnrbed by the Bervant girl coming down stairs in a hurry about the time. Information to be given to Superintendent Eagar, Windsor.— Bow- street, November 26. Between the hours of 10 p. m. on the 20th and 6 a. m. on the 21st instant, the dwelling- house of William Knight. Edge- street, Walbrook, Princes End, was entered and tho following property stolen therefrom : a pair of men's Uce up Boots with brass eyelet boles, a pair of women's eta- tic side kid Boots, neatly new and about 30 lbs. of Meat. Information to be given to Superintendent Cred, Police Office, Bilston, or to Serjeant Ordish, Police Officn, Piinces End, or at any Police Station in t le County of Stafford.— Bow- street November 26. Between 2 and 6 a. m. on the 24th instant, the dwelling- house of the Rev. P. Johnson, Rectory. Wembworthy, was burglariously entered, and the following property stolen there- from : a Teapot, crest— a spur, with spreading wingx; a Coffre Pot, two Sugar Basins, a Milk Jug, a Saucepan. a Ciuet Stand and two Tops ; an Egg Stand, two small Trays, a Wine Strainer, a Soup Ladle, a Fish Slice, four Gravy Spoons, two Ladles, thirty- seven Table Sp ' 0ns, thirty Dessert Spoons Stolen from Henry Baynor, who was murdere^ at Carlton ^^ J^ WS* IW ] KK tSS .. Z j i , .. ' . . o • . ? d i . i. Spoon, a Butter Knite, three Labels ( Port, Madeira, and Sherry), attached. Information to be given to Superintendent P* letborpe, ' M g .' .. th : , v arI B. lver 8o, ne have the County P. hce Office, Nottingham.- Bow rfre*. November 23. | * SliJffi and all a" much wtn! ' A man of ffi On the 16th instant, the dead body of a newly- born female following description, who is supposed to be a returned convict, Infant, sown up in a piece of dark lining apparently torn from is strongly suspected : about 38 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches a won an's dress, was found in the river at Hunsdon Mill, high, stiff set, very short dark hair, no whiskers, dark features, Herts. A coroner's inquest was held on the 19th and adjourned and rather high cheekbones ; dressed in black cloth coat, vest, until the 28th instant. A woman of the following description and trousers, box hit, and a pair of superior indiaruhber was seen between Hunsdon and Stanstead, on the 13th instant: leggings, coming over the thighs and fastened with a dark cord a tramp, about 22 years of age, 1 . ng features, and very pale ; at each side of the leg, all nearly new ; was carrying a leather dressed in a greeu shawl and white straw bonnet. She was hatbox, supposed to contain housebreaking imp ements ; it is sitting by the side of the road, and appeared in a very weak likely that he is accompanied by a short man, ahout 65 years state. Information to be given to Inspector Ryder, Bishop of age, also supposed to he a returned convict. Information to Stortford, Herts. — Bow- street, November 21. be given to Superintendent Wood, Devon Constabulary, South- On the 6th instant, between the hours of 7 and 8 p. m. ^ w^ Tef' ^ C° n8labu1^' Chul- lei8h- either u gun or pintol loaded with xumll shots, ( No. 5 and 6) was ' discharged through a pain of glass in the house window of Between 6 and 7 p. m. on the 23rd instant, the dwelling- Thomas Sharpe, miller, Besthorpe, Notts, the shot was fired at house of A. Barlow, E- q.. at Shirley, was entered by the front Mr. Sharpe with intent to minder, or do bodily harm, he was window, and a quantity of Jewellery stolen trom the bed- sitting in a chair about 6 feet from the window writing at the rooms, most of which has sincte been recovered. A man was time, the bulk of the shot s'ruck tha chair and some shots seen in the bedroom hut jumped out of the window and entered the b- ck of Mr. Sharpe who was not seriously injured, escaped. There is still missing: a gold Brooch with six £ 16 reward will be paid t » y . VIr. Shape on the apprehension emeralds, a malachite ditto, with Ear RINKS to match, a short ar> d conviction of tne offender. Information to be given to ivory Chain with Cross, and a jet Bracelet. £ 10 reward will Superintendent Bexon, Newark on- Trent, Notts, or to any of be paid to any person who will give such informa'i'pn as kshall ther. Notts Constabulary.— Bow- slreet, November 19. lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superintendent Stan- nard, Hants Constabulary Station, Bitterne. or at, any Con- stabulary Station in the said county.— Bow- street, Nov. 20. The Overcoat, Waistcoat, and Trousers, advertised in the ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON- Stolen from a gentleman on the racecourse at Warwick, Police Gazette of the 2tst instant as having been stolen by on the 20ih in- iant, a gold Watch double bottom, 22 carats, housebreaking, at Isfi- ld, Su « ex, on the 19th instant, have plain case, enamelled di~ l. jewelled in six holes, compensation been recovered, and a tiamping navvy of the following de- crip- balance, j- plate, No. 2220. makeis Taylor & Son, Bristol, ( ion is in custody ' or stealing the same: gives the name of £ 6 reward will he paid on tne lecovery of the watch and RICHARD DARBY, 40 years of age 6 fe- t 3 inches high, j conviction of the offender. I.. formation to be given to Head rather dark complexion, riai'k hair and whisk. r- ( mail), rntber Constable Hickling, Warwick.— bow- street, November 23. • - * ~ • • - - - Stolen from the person of Mr. Heaton, of Towyn, whilst at Welshp i'. l Fair, on the 16oh instant, a Purse, containing a stout, two anchors and ' J. C.' tattooed on left h. nd,' J. C.' and ' F. C.' on lelt aim ; diessed in a black cloth cap, white slop, light canvas trou- ers, blue striped shirt, ami cossack boots; £ 6 Bank " of England Note, the No. ot which ends w,. h ' 27,' ^ tes thalhe is a. uative ot Dover, Kent. The gtey shooting and has ' J. H. Heal on' - r. tte.. on the back,' £ i in Gold, and | fL'- ® is sill'miss...*, and it 3s. 6d. in Silver, amongst which waa a 4d. piece with three holes in it. Information to be given to Sergeant Strefford, Police Station, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire. — Bow- street, November < 9. is supposed that the younger mm described in the Police Gazette ot the 21st instant is « nli wearing it, lie is supposed to be making his way through Kent or Su rey, as they went together to Tunbridge Wells, where Darby was apprehended as he was ottering the articles for sale. Information to be given to Superintendent Bennett, Uckfield, Sussex.— Bow- street, November 26. BURGLARY AND HOUSE v BREAKING. The dwelling- house ot Enoch Goodwin, of Harpur's- gate, Horton, near Leek, entered during the right of the 22nd instant, and Hie following property stolen : a pair of women's side pockets. 2 large inaide pockets, and 1 breast pocket, the Roots, oloth tops, leafler at. the hack; a black stuff Dr « ss, a jacket is made with cl •• •> similar to those worn in Unions ; I pair of grey woollen stocking two pairs of brown Stockings, grey mixture cloth Jacket ; 1 pair ot black and white mixture a black Shawl, a biowu Market Basket, two white calico, Trousers, and a Veat to match ( nearly new), the mixture is a Between the hours of 1 and 4 p m on the 23rd instant, the dwelling- house of John Pritchett at Beausall, near War- wick, was broken and entered, and the following property 6tolen therefrom; 1 grey cloth Jaiket, black butto n. 2 out- blick ground with a smill white spot. Information to be given to Inspector Harris, Ilenley- in- Arilen, or to Police Sergeant Pitt, Hampton- uu- ihe- Hiil, Warwick.- floiwfrat November 26. Between 1 and 4 p. m. on the 16th instant, the cottage of Mary Beddoe, Wescott, near Cheswardine, Salop, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom : a blue plaid cloih Jacket; a blue pUid cUth Vest; a pair of blue plaid cloth Tiuusers ; a dark brown Overcoat, with some red in it; a pair of brown cloth Trousers; a blue plaid cloth Jacket, to fit a lad ; a ) i « ht Vest, with Btnall spots in it; a fine white Shirt, with some red aud blue spots in it; two grey calico Shirts; a billycock Hat ; a pair of balmoral Boots; a pair of Scissors; and a pair of Spectacles. Information to be mvento Superintendent Haines, Whiichurch, or to Sergeant Scole, Market Drayton, Salop.— Bow- street, November 23. Betweeu 12 midnight and 8 am. on the 18th instant, the dwelling- house of John Bentley, of Edgeworth, was broken and entered, and the following property stoli- n therefrom: an old silver verge Watch, 3s. or 4s. in Silver and Copper, and about ^- Ib. of Tobacco. Information to be given tu Superintendent Scott, Town Hall, Little Bolton, Uueahns,— Boa- street, November 23. Between 10 p. m. on the 20 n . nd 6 30 a. m. on the 21st instant, the shop of George Chapman grocer, was broken into, and the following property . a black clotli Cap with cloth peak, a ditto ditto with , er peak, several men's and boys' linen collars, a man's wo> , i Shirt with bbek and red stripe, a large magenta, black an * hite woollen Scarf, a large worsted Net, black, red, green, and orange, three pairs of men's woollen Gloves, thiee pairs of ditto, tan wool, lined ; two pairs of mm's brown cotton Hose; twopa: rsof Braces, one pair while with red edge, the other pink striped ; a Sam Scarf, black with blue spots; a silk Scarf, red aud white; two gilt Scarf Pins with red stones; a pair of gilt Eir Drops, acorn pattern ; thirteen silvei- washed Brooches a Hair Brush, white hair ; an alpaca Umbrella with patent leather cover; a pair of woman's elae'io- side kid Boots, a pair of youth's Boots, nailed, 4th size; 2 gallous of Spanish Nuts, twenty- eight Oranges, a flag Basket, thirty Herrings, I0j worth of Coppers, and tome Butter, Cheese, and Bacon. Supposed by a man about 20 yrs. of age, 6 feet 6 inches hi^ h, red hair; dressed in dark clothes; and in company with others, liifurmaiina to be given to Superintendent Hulse, K- nt Ciuuty Constabulary, East Mailing.— Boa- street, November 21. Pontllogel National School was broken and entered on the night of the 18ih instant, aud the following property stolen therefrom; 1 Bible, ' Thos. Davies' written inside. 2 Bibles, ' Ellis H. Ellis,' and ' Ann Ellis.' 1 Testament, ' Lewis Jones.' 1 Reading Book,' Thomas Edwards,' 1 Arithmetic,' Ann EilU.' 1 Arithmetic and 1 Reading Book,' Evan Roberts.' 1 Reading Book, ' Margaret Ellis.' 9 Rhodd taur fedydd' ( uew). 4 Cyfaili Eglwysig. 1 Churchman's Magazine. Information to be given to Police Constable Jones, Llanfyllin, or at the Chief Constable's Office, Welshpool, Montgomery- shire.— Bow- street, November 21. Between 10 p m. on the night of the 13th instant, and 7 a. m. on the following morning, the dwelling- house of Mary Grove, pawnbroker, Uttoxeter, was burjaiiotnly entered and the following property was stolen therefrom, two old fashioned silver verge Watches, without chains or key-, a pair of second hand woollen cord trousers and 26s. in silver and copper coins. Information to be given to Inspector WilliatEi, Town Hall, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire.— Bow- strut, November 21. Between 6 30 and 9 p. m. on the 18th instant, the dwelling house of Mr. Samuel Llewellin, tailor, Tydee, in the parish of Bassalleg, was entered by skeleton keys during the absence of the family, and £ 11 in Goid and 4' l. in Silver stolen ( herefrom. Two men of the following descr ption are suspected, having been seen loitering about the house: from 28 to 28 years of age, about 6 fret 8 inches high, stout build, light complexion, little or no whisker, light hair rattier bushy, rather large nose broad at the end, and dressed in a biowu monkey jacket, light trousers, supposed moleskin, and black bowler hat; the other is about 20 years of age, 6 feet 4 or 5 iorhes high, stout build, fresh complexion, dark browu hair, no whiskers, and dressed in a blue guernsey frock, black cloth trousers and cap, and light boots ; had the appearance of a tailor. Information to be given at the Chief Constab e's Office, U » k ; to Superinten- teudent Mcintosh, Pontypool; or to Inspector Slieppsrd, County Constabulary, Newport, Monmouth.— Boit- street, No- vember 21. The house of John Keene, farmer, Greasly, Notts, was broken into, on the night of the I0ih instant, and the follow- ing pioperty stolen therefrom: 10s. iu silver; 2 Farthings with holes iu them ; 1 half Farthing bronze money ; 1 black eh th Coat, pockets at sides, with an opening i> etiind ; 1 grey niix'ure cloth Coat, lined with black and red check, with a paich on one elbow, of a darker in ' enai; and 2 pairs of old light- coloured Trousers By WILLIAM BENNETT, late servant, who had left a few days previously, he Ims been twice convicted for felony, and once eacaprd ' rum Smalley Lockup, | see Police Gazette of January 27 h, 1864, he is about 27 yeara of Hge, 6 feet 6 inches high, sandy hair and whiskers, hazel and ' wild looking eyes, pale complexion, scar on right jaw and left | cheek, a blue spot on left cheek uud upper lip; generally has a blue striped or chest shirt, and old billycock hat or cap with peak ; he is supposed to be wearing the coat with the patch on the el'iow. Information to lie ^ iven to Superintendent Pale thorpe, County Police Station, Nottiughaui.- iioifl- silrast, No- vember 21. Between 12 p. m. on the 17th, and 8 30 a. ra. on the 18th instant, the cottage of James Thompson, labourer, Beaconsfield, was feloniously entered aud a Work hoi conta ning six common Tea Spoons, two Table Spoons, a piece of cotton lace, and some papers, stolen theretrom. Information to lie given to Inspector Hall, Besconsfieid, Bucks.— bom- street, November 19. At 3 30 a. m. on the 14' h instant, a m « n entered the dwelling- house Of Mr. Robert Utley, Wo. 36, Northgate. Blackburn, and stole from a bedroom a I dy's Dress, wliich has beeu recovered. The entrance was effected by a back window. He leit in the house his boots and cap. tie is about 40 yeais of age, 6 leet 8 or 9 inches high, oval fact*, swarthy complexion, brown whiskers meeting under chin, may have a moustache; dressed in blue coat, Cird trousers, and dark cap ; dirty appearance. The boots have elastic sides, plain leather fronts, grained calf- skin lops slightly broken, recently soled, two rows ot small square headed nails round near the outside and row of small round headed iiou rivets between the rows ot nails, the Botes are shaped to a narrow point in centie of foot, may have been noled within three weeks: the cap is of black cloth, 8' iffened round the sides, French peak, brass button on one side the other off, stitched double row round sides, leather strap with biasB buckle tautened at one side with thread and the other a button. During the same morning the bouse of Mr. Baines, No. 13, Darwen sheet, Blackburn, was entered by a back window, aod a pair of Blucher Boots stolen therefrom, three holes on each side, very strong soles with strong square headed nails all over them, heels worn dowu on the outside, a small crack in upper leather of one or both. Information to bs given to Chief Constable PottB, Town Hall, Blackburn, Lancashire.— Bvw- itreet, November 19. HORSH AND CATTLE STEAX. X3STG. Found, supposed to hal e strnyed on the 23rd instant, by the Police in Hiinet, near Market Drayton, a daik brown mate Pony, aged, about 13 hands high, r< ugh in the coat, square bang tail, a large white star on forehead, off fore foot a little white, aud the near hind fetluik white, and a few grey hairs on near tide from the saddle, luformat'Ou to be given to Superintendent Haines, Whitchurch, or to Police Constable No. ( 69) Birch, Hodnet, Salop.— Boa- ireet, November 26. Stolen ( luring the night of the 14th instantor early ( he following noming, fiom a held at Flouch, near Thurlstone, a brown roadster brood Mare, tu foal, with long black mane, tail cut square, a little white in centre of forehead and on off hind foot, about 15 hands high, in good condition, and in milk, having had a foal sucking. She WHS so'd or exchanged about 6 p. m. on the 17th instant, in Manchester Fair, by a low horse dealer named JOHN O'BRION, who is iu custody charged with stealing her. When she was last seen in O'Brion's pos- session, the had a sore hack caused by the saddle. £ 2 reward will be paid jor such information as will lead to her recovery. Informal on to bo given to Superintendent Greenhalfili, West Biding Constabulary, Barnsley, York shire.— Boio- itreet, No- vember 26. Supposed to have been stolen from a field near Bourn, during ilie night of the 20th instant, a Wether sheep, marked with bread led ochre ucross ti e hack, near ilie loins. Informa- tion to he given to Superintendent Pidgeon, Cuuuty Police, Bourn, Lincolnshire.— bote treet November 26. Found on the night of the 17th instant, at Buriton, and supposed to have been stolen, a brown mare Pony, about ' years oil, 13$ hands high, lias a few grey hairs in centre of forehead, small white spot on back under the saddle, a few white hairs on off hind heel, thick ca', tail cut square, and shoe off the off hind toot. Infoimation to bp given to Superin- tendent Longland, Hants Constabulary, Petershield.— boast., November 26. Supposed to have been stolen from Boyington Farm, Swingfield, between the 3rd and 15th instant, a ene sheep, Kent breed, marked ' W ' in circle in red pa nt on near side, the pro- perty of William Prebble. Inhumation to be given to Super- 1 intendent English, Seabrook, near sandgate, Kent.— Bo.?- st, November 26. On the night of the 22ad instant, or early tho following morning, some person or persons entered a ii- id at Fratikley, in the occupition ot Messrs. Bissell and Bloxham, aud stole there- from tour siore ewe Sheep, marked ' T. B.' on near side. Whoever will give sub information as will lead to th » appre- hension and couvic'iun of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 10 reward from Messrs. Bissell and Bloxham, and a further reward ot £ 0 from The Halesowen Association for the prose- cution of Felons, on application to Messrs. Hayes aud Wright, Solicitors t'> the Association. Information to be given to tae Supeiintendeiit of Police, Halesowen, Worcestershire.— Bow- streee, November 26. Stolen from Merrington Green, Bomere Heath, near Shrewsbury, on the night of the 17th or morning of the 18th instant, a dark brown Mare, aged, about 14 hands high, the property of Thomas Bebbington, carrier. She was bought fmm some gipsies, and they are suspected of stealing her. Inf . rtnatiou to be given to Superintendent Ivins, Shrewsbury, Shiopshire.— Botc- street, November 2G. Stolen during the iiight of the 22nd instant from 8 field at the Birchills, near Walsall, a black ha f bred Mare, 7 years old, 16$ bauds high, hind fetlocks white, white star in forehead, tail cut short, and in good condition. Information to be given to Head Constable Cater, Walsall, Staffordshire.— Boa- street, November 26. Stolen from a field in Catushall- lane, Godalming, on the night of the I9ih instant, a bay Mare, 16$ hands high, white star ou forehead, off hind lout white, and in low condition. Inforuia'nu to be given to Superintendent Bait, Borough Police Offi e, Godalming, Surrey,— Boa- street, November 23. Shin fioin a field at the Uplands, near Bridgnorth, Salop, on the evening of the 16th instant, a strong halt- bred black Mare, 8 years old, about 14 hauds 3 inches high, tail been docked, 1 » > k m « ne part turning to the left, and Btiows at the top of neck that the has worn a collar, white star ou forehead, near hind fetlock white, aud a girth mark at the back of near foreleg. lu'oMiationto be given to Superintendent McWilliam, Bridgnorth, Salop, or t > Police Constable Ellams, Chelmarsh. — Bov- sirert, November 23. Supposed to have been stolen from a field at Rosehay onora' » ui the 27tn ult tno, twenty Sheep of the Shropshire Down breed, auiue of them marked ' E G.' on the left side, the marks nearly obliterated. Any person giving such infor- mation as will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, will receive £ 10 reward; if strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid. Information to he ^ iven to Chief Superintendent Richardson, Wellington, Salop.— Bate- street, November 23. Supposed to have been stolen on the 19 h instant, from Hazle Gate, near Guisborough, in the North Riding of York- shire, the property of Elijah Pegg, farmer, a roan Heifer, 2 years old. Information i„ he given te< Superintendent Prest, North Riding Constabulary, Guisborough.— Bouj street, Nov 23 Supposed to have been stolen fr in Hutton- le- Hole, Moor, between the 9th and 13i. h instant, twenty tour Moor Sheep, mostly ewes, the property of Mr Thomas Frank, Hutton- le- Hole, The above slieep aie marked ou ears, and J. F. burnt in the tar horn, and a lot of rudole in near buttock. Information to be given to Superintendent Jones, Pickering, or to Inspector Milner, North Riding Constabulary, Kirkby Moorside.— Bow- street, November 23. Between the 14th and 17th in tant, a ewe Sheep was feloniously killed, and the two hind quarters carried away, in a field in the parish of Adderly, Salop, the property of tl. Reginald Corbet, esq. £ o reward will he given to any person, who will giie such inf. nuiaiiou iliat may lead to the conviction of the c ( Fender or off endai n, on application to G. H. Wickham, Esq., Market Drayton. L. fuiuantiuu to he Ki « eu to Superin- tendent Haines, Whitchurch, « > r tn S> r* eaut Scale, Market Drayton, Salop.— Bou>- ttrta, November 23. Found in the possession of a man and woman on the 15th instant, and supposed to have hem stolen from Radnorshire-, Breconshire, or Carmarthenshire, a mare Pony, a^ ed, 12 hands high, grizzly gtey colour, comuionly called r an, more grey iu the back under the saddle, brown about the nose, ryes, and ears, black legs, long maue and tail, in « rough state aud fair condition; had on her head an old sn ffl- bridle. The man and woman are GEOrgE LEWIS and sArAH VAUGHaN. advertised in the Police Gazette < f the 9th instant, charged with stealing a mule from Pencarreg, Carmarthenshire, and remanded until the 22nd instant, Informs i< n to be given to Superintendent Danily, Nowtown, or to P . lice Constable Roberts, Berriew, Montgomeryshire.— How- nfeet, Nov. 21. Description of JOHN PEARSON, for whose apprehension a warrant has been issued, charging him w th stealing on the 6fh instant at Hastings, a ru « n Mare, the pioptrty of Simeon Shaw : he is 40 yens uf age, 6 feet 7 or 8 inches high, fresh complexion, a lew freckles on face, r<- d lia r aud whiskers meeting under the chin, tuJl eyes, and generally a little blood- shot ; diessed in au old brown great coat p ickets at side, light tweed coat underneath, tdack truu- ets, tieavy lace- up boots, sometimes wears a black Scotch c- p and sometimes a black high- crowned hat; is a fly driver, horse clipper, and stableman. He was some years since tried and acquitted at L « wes Assizes, upon a charge of wilful murder, and has since been imprisoned for 12 months for felony. Information to he giveu to Superin- tendent Glenister, Hastings.— Bou- streei, November 21. Supposed to have been stolen fioin Tewin, Herts, since the 6th instant, twenty six half bred long wool Lambs, branded ' T. A. P.' aud iu » rktd with red ochre on the head, the properly of Mr. A. Pennyfather. Information to be given to Inspector Hunt, Hertford.— Bouo- striet, November 21. Found on the 10th instant, at Langdon, near Rugeley, and now in the possession uf the Police, a bay horse Pony, aged, about 14 bauds h>„ li, black le^ s, small saddle mark on back, mark from pinch of collar on near side of neck, black mr\ ne and tail, recently shod : supposed stolen. Information to be given to Inspector Lester. Police Station, Rugeley, Staffordshire.— Bous- urect, November 21. A man of the following description hired a Horse and Dog- cart at an hotel in Worcester on the 16th instant to go to Droitnich and return the wiie evening, but lias not been heard of since: 30 to 3£ years < f age. 5 feet 7 inches high, rather stout; dressed in dark clot es. The horse, a bay cob, 14 hands 3 inches high, fresh sing d and clipped ; plain brass mounted harness; dog- cart, two wheeled, painied hlus relieved with white, wooden dashboard, no apron, carpet covered cushions, and rug with ' D' and another initial. Information to be given to the City Police, Worcester.— Bow street, November 21. Supposed t~ have been stolen from the Race Course at Rothwell- haigh, on the 9th iust « n% the property ot William Stephenson, farmer, of Rothwell- haigh, a gtey Filly, 3 years old, about 15 l ands bight, of the rartiug breed, and a black Pony, 3 years old, about 13 hands hi^ h, white star on forehead. Information to he eiven to Superintendent Hall. West riding Constabulary, Wakefield.- bow struct,, November 19. '- AStCSNYAKD EitiiSJEZZLJE •. A man is charged with stealing, at Middlesbrough, a quantity of seaman's Clothing, part ot which has since been recovered; there is still uiissiji^ : a ' due pilot coth monkey Jacket, lined with blue flannel, and trimmed with black horn buttons; a pair uf brown pilot cloth Troupers, nut liued, made with full full ; a blue ttiiped Shirt ; a » hite Flannel ; a pair of flannel Drawers; and a white Muffler wuh black i- pots. He stated he came from Sunderland, is about 25 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches lii< h, fresh complexion, brown hair, whiskers, and moustache, slenderly built, and is much marked about the hands and arms with union jacks aud other figures in blue ink ; supposed to he dressed in the above- de. Ncribed coat, and fustian vest and trouiers, much mended about the knees. Information to ba triven to Chief Superintendent SaggersOD, Middlesbrough.— Bow-- tree'., November 26. Absconded from Brynmaur. Breconshire, on or about the 6th instant, RICHARD DaVIeS. late of Glamorgan street, Brynmaur, tailor, charged ( neing a bailee) > vith fraudulently con vet ting certain goods to his own u- e : about 45 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches litgh. sallo- v complexion, black hair, whiskers, and moustache turning grey, smart active appearance, speaks Welsh and Engl sti ttueu ly, aud dressed in a cloth bowler hat, and dark cloth clothes. Ii is supposed that he is working as a journeyman tailor in sum town in Monmouth- shire, probably Newport. Information to bi given to the Chief Constable, Constabulary Office, Wattou, Brecon ; to Superin- tendent Evans, Crick howell ; or to Sergeaut Joseph, Brecon- shire Constabulary, Brymaur, wi. o holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- sheet, November 26. Description of NEIL McBRlDE, who absconded on the 12th instant, einbezz iog £ 55 18s , the Monies of hia employer Mr. Ledger: about 38 years. f age, 6 feet 9 or 10 inches hi< h, fresh complexion, grey eyes, light hair, stout tiuilt, is a native of Glasgow, and is well known at the goods station, Glasgow, of the Caledonian Railway, and to a Mr. Liburn, Buchanan- street, Glasgow ; has been accustomed to the putoio trade ; his wife and family left the smile d - y, hut la'er, and was traced by the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, to London. A w. rraut is itsued fur his apprehension, informa- tion to be given to Superintendent everist, Chatham, Kent.— Bow street, November 26. Ahscoi. ded from Tunbridge Wells, on the 22nd instant, charged with stealing a pair ot boy's balmoral boot fronts, ana materials for making up a pair ot uien'u halmoral boots that want soling un> l a pair of t> oie*, found disposed of, the property of Messrs. C. and J. Payne, Calverley Road. A tramping shoe- maker, known as George or John, a hi u 24 or 25 years of age, 5 feet G or 7 inches high, black curly li- air. has one curl longer than the others on each side of face, dark eyes and complexion, and tuft of hair on chin ; dressed in d- irk clothe* and cap, and supposed to be wearing ttie stolen hoots. 1, f . r- nation to be given to Superintendent Embery, Tunbridge Wells.— Bow- st., November 26. Absconded on the 15th instant, from No. 28, Long- lane, Bermondsey, stealing ,£ iO 2 « . 3d. : a man, 30 years of age, 5 feet It inches high, dark complexion and hair, impediment in speech ; dressed in black shooting coat, dnh trousers, and black hat.— Metropolitan Police, M Division, November 26. Description of HIRAM BAYLIS, of the township of East Dean, in the county of Gloucester, miner, who is charged ( with two others committed for trial at the sessions for the county of Hereford), wit'i stealing a tame Duck, on the 4th instant, the property of Thos Little, of the parish. of Walferd, in the county of Hereford ; about 22 years of a^ e, 6 feet 8 inches hii^ h, stoutly made, dark hair, hazel eyes, wh^ h are sunken and have a peculiar expression about them, hi nose has the appearance of having been broken ; he is a nat. re of Plump Hill, near Mitcheldean, and is supposed to be working at Little L). an, Woodside, or somewhere in the neighbourhood of Mitcheldean. Information to tie given to Superintendent Moore, Police Station. Ross, Hereford < ishit e, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow street, November 20. Description of JAMES McDOUGAL, alias JAMES HENWOOD, a journeyman watchmaker, who absconded trom Truro, Cornwall, on the 17th iustant, charged with, fraudulently converting to his own UBe, an English gold Watch, the property ot Ja » hn Par- c-. e, licensed victualler, he is about 5 leet 6 or 7 inches hi* h, fresh cumplexjoD. light hair, sandy whiskers ; when he absconded he was el teased in a dark coat, light trousers, and half w„ rn buota laced up iu front, and round low poll hat ; has au anubor on ilia ri^ ht arm, and 3 spots on the inside of the same arin in shape of triangle, he is a Scotchman, and has a strong Scotch accent. Information to be given to Superintendent Woolcock, Truro, Cornwall, who holds a warrant for his apprehensiuu.— Baw- tcreet, November 26. Absconded on the 17' h instant, from 22 O, Camberwell- road, stealing £ 37 10s. in Gold, a silver Watch, a gold curb Chain, und bank Receipts for £ 200 : a youth, 17 years of age, 5 feet high, fair hair aud complexion ; diessed in petersham overcoat, black trousers, blucher hoots, round lelt hat.— Metro- politan Police, P Division, November 23. Stolen on the 17th instant, from 26, Richmond- street, St. Luke : 4 Blankets ; 2 pairs of calico Sheets ; 1 Counterpane; 2 feather Pillows ; 1 Candlestick ; 1 American Clock; yard Kidderminster Carpet 2 Kr. ives snd Forks ; and 2 Spoons. By a man and woman, 1st, 36 yens of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, couip exh n and hair dark ; tliess, light jacket, vest, and trousers, cap, and I'ice boms ; 2ud, 5 feet high, and has an impediment in speech ; dre.- sed in light cotton gown, plaid shawl, aud black silk bonnet, » i h blue dowers.— Metro- politan Police, G Dioision, November 23. Absconded on [ the 15th instant, from 2, Manor- terrace, South Hackney, embezzling £ 30 : a man, ID or 20 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, and prominent features ; dress, light grey wituey overcoat, velvet collar, fancy vest, grey trousers, black hat.— Metropolitan Police, G Division, November 23. Stolen on the 14th instant, from 3, Lancaster- place, Notting- hill. 2 gold finger Rings : by a man, dressed in a liitht brown overcoat, black under, and dark trousers.— Metropolitan Police, X Division, November 23. Absconded from Barrow on the 10th instant, charged with stealing two gold Watches ( since ' ouud pledged in Manchester), a goid albert Chain, a gold Ring, a lueerscliaiim Pipe, a gold Se^ l -. vith u cock oil top and blood- tone, a Seal ( twist pattern), a twisted Scart Pin. a pair of gold Sleeve Links, a plain gold Key. £( i iu Money, and an assortment of Watchmiaker'- sjTools: FREDERICK BROCKBANK, a watchmaker, and a native of Arenty, 28 year* of age, but 1 oUs much younger, 5 feet 6 inches hi^ ii, fair complexion, li..- ht hair ( parted in middle), no whiskers a; r munstuohe, thin made ; diessed in a short black raeltou coat, light grey iwaed trousers and vest, black hat, and clastic side boo a ; he is tsiipposed to lmv « changed bis dress ; he has worked at Manchester, Bolton, Stockport, and Oldham. £ 3 reward will he paid to any person who shall give such in- formation an wili . cad to his apprehension aud conviction. Information to he given to Superintendent Cooper, Lancashire Constabulary, Ulverston, who holds a warrant for bis appre- hension.— Dot}- street, November 23. Description of WILLIAM BALL, charged with embez- zling the sum of £ 3 Os. 7d , the moneys of William Holliday aud James Lewis, drapers, & c.. his misters: he is abc i 20 years ot age, 6 feet 8 inches high, slender make, dark hair, fair complexion, long visnge, no whisker-, sharp and quick in manner ; dressed in black clothes, and is a native of Claverley, near Bridgnorth. A reward of £ 2 2- t. will be paid on his apprehension and conviction. lofoimation to be given to Chief Constable Glossop, Birmingham, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— . Jow-.- treer., November 23. Absconded from Worcester, chargi d w ith stealing a grey Top Coat, a violet coloured Scarf with border of different culour, a man's Waistbelt, wiih brass ta- temn^ s, two pairs of men's Boots ( new), and a black melton Coat with very small ribs, two pockets outside sk i< ts, • n- iuniite left skirt, and one iuside breast : WILLIAM MANLEY. 25 years of hge, 5 feet 4 inches high, pale round face, no whiskers <> r beard ; dressed when he lett, in a deerstalker hat ( nearly new), rough mixture Houses, and supposed the stolen lop coat as tie left his own. He will apply to sho makers for employinent. Information to ba given to the Worcester Ci'y Police, who holds a warrant tor his apprehension.— t, ow street, Nov- m!> er 23. Stolen from the ' Roebuck ' inn, Sil'erdsfo, on the night of the 17th instant, a pair of moleskin Tiousera, a pair of blue ribbed Stoi- kings, a woollen cord Vest with moleskin back and sleeve-, and a pair of Boots, the property John Slade. By a man ot the name of JAMeS fOrde, who lodged in the house, and absconded ( suppose*! to he wearing the above named clothing, as he left Ins own h. hniil), 25 years of age, about 6 feet 4 inches high, thin l » ce, dark eyes, and thin brown wniskers ; he is a navvy, an< l a m- mber of the Wilt- shire Militia. Information to he given to Sergeant Torr, police Office, Silverdale, Staffordshire, who fluids a warrant for his apprehension.— Bjw- ntreet, Noo. mber 23. Stolen on the night of the 20th or early on the morning ef the 2lot instant, from the farm of Messrs. Nadin and Co., Stanton and Newhall Colliery. near Burton— on- Trent, eleven Geese, three Turkeys, and ten Guinea Fowls ; oi. e « f the geese has a wing broken, one with a dirk patch on the top of the head, one with a darn patch 011 the back, most of them white, and two of them old birds ; the turkeys are a cock and two hens ; the guinea fowls are all young. Four men who have absconded, are str-. ntly suspeced : their names are HENRY HILL. THOMAS KIRBY, JOB SMITH, and THOMAS SMITH, all colliers, and nmed poachers of Hartshorn, Derby- shire, and agaii st whom warrants have been issued. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Burton, Kepton, Derbyshire. — Horn- street, November 23. Absconded fioui Iffl- y, nenr Oxford, on the 12th ultimo, charged with stealing May, JAMES BROADHURST, about 40 years of axe, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, ktout umke, brown hair and small whiskers, lost leu eye and a thumb ( supposed to be left) ; dressed in dark velvet shooting jacket, cord or ' fustian trousers, and cap with peak. Supp > sed to be hawking nuts, herrings < fco. Information to be given to Mr. R Fernsby, or Inspector Yaies, County Police Station, Oxford.— How- street, November 23. . Stolen from a co. tage at Badden Hill, Tytherington, about 2 p. m. the 21st instant : a man's black cloth shooting Jacket, three seams up the oack, two outside pockets with flaps, one inside breast pvorfe'. ; a black cloth Vest, roll Collar, two out- side pockets. round at coiners ; and a pair of hlnck cloth Trousers. By a man, ub<> ut 33 je » rs of age, 6 feet 9 or 10 ins. high, fresh complexion, walks very . rect ; dressed in an old snuff- coloured monkey j cket. dark fustian trousers, and a black jim- crow hat. Information 10 be given to Superintendent Ellison, Constabulary Offii- e, Chipping Sodbury, or to Sergeant Arthur, Police Station, lhornbury.— how-* ireet, November 23. description of WILLIAM RAYNOR, a journeyman shoemaker, who absconded from Henley- on- Thames, Oxou, charged with fiaudulentiy converting 10 his own use a pair of men's side spring Hoots, and a pair of Uppers, of the same description, the property ot William Lovegiove, he being bailee of the same ; the boots have half lips on ilie heels, and are stamped ' W. L.' on the soles, » n< l he issuppo- ed to be wearing them, as he left bis old ones behind : he is about. 3ft years ot age, 6 feet 6 inches high, dark hair and complexion, little or 110 whiskers, lutt ot hair on chin, and small moustache; generally messes in dark clothe- and hat ; he is well known in liittle Pulteney- street, Hay market, London, where he is likely • to be found Information to he given 10 superintendent Cope, Henley- on- Thames, who holds a warrant for his apprehension. Boto- streel, Nopr. mber 23. Description of a man who ob ained several sums of money, on ( he 2nd instant, in the pf> ii- h of Ticehurst, Sussex, by stating his dog had driven two fat. sheep into a river, which were drowned, and the owner of the sheep had sent to him a bill of £ 6 16s for the value of the sheep, which was false: from 36 to 40 years of « ge, 6 leet 7 or 8 inches high, light complexion, light hair, slight figme, and dressed in a light coloured r< und frock, light curd trousers, and light billycock hat ; said he resided at Hawkhurst, Kent, and was a drover. Information to he given at the Chief Office, Lewes, or to Deputy Chief Countable Thomson, Court House, Battle, Sussex.— bow- street, November 19. FELONIES C Not. othr. notXB ' irj* f* rihed } . Description of an Irish lal'< urer or navvy, chareed with indecently assaulting Amelia Tyler, wife of Alfred Tyler, at Tavarnaubach. on the Kith iustai t with intent to commit a rape : abujt 35 or 40 years of tige, about 6 fret high, sallow complexion, long thin features, rather slight figure, short sandy whiskers, flit footed, and speaks good English ; dressed in a black clotti cap, dirty white due* slop, rather long, light colour moleskin trousers, and strong navvie boots. Informa- tion to be given to ihe Chief Constable, Constabulary Office, " Walton, Brecon ; to Superintendent Evans, Constabu aiy Office, Crick liowell ; or to Sergeant Joseph, Breconshire Con- stabulary, Bryinnaur.— bow-* tre* t Nuvmber 2G. During the niitht of the 2lst instant, the parish church at Swinnertou, was broken into, and the following articles stolen : A crimson velvet Communion Table Cloth, trimmed with yellow end red silk ftinge ; a Surplice, marked * W. Taylor' in ink 011 the collar ; and a small Hair Brush. Chief Con- stable Captain Congreve, will p* y £ 15 reward for such infor- mation as will l> « d to the conviction of the offender in this or previous church robberies in North Staffordshire. Informa- tion to he given to Chief Superintendent Bergen. Stone, or at any Police Station in Stoffjidsiiire. - Bo/ o- street., November 23. « The parish Church of Endon, near Leek, Stafford, was entered sometime between the I Ith and 17th instant, and the following property sto'ea therefrom : a bottle of Port Wine ; a small Looking Glass; a hair Brush ; a brown holland Cushion Cove- ; and seveiul pieces of brown hollaud used as I mitied olleuces elsewhere, or has been previously convicted. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Absconded from the Reformatory School, St. Bernard's, Leicester, on the 24th instant, HENRY WILLOUGHBY, late of Thomas plac--, Suffolk snee , borough, Loud ,11, 15 years of age, 5 leet 2 ins. high, fresh complexion, aubuin hair, hazel eyes, aquiline nose, ir ckled small scar on left arm. He left the lnsiitutiou a< coinpanied by a man who wore a drab coat. The usual reward, ami all expenses ot capture, will be paid by Thomas Carroll, the Governor.— boio- ttreel, November 26. Description of licence holders who have failed to report themselves at a Metropoli an Police Station, as required by the ' Penal Servitude Act. I8( i4 ': ANN LEARY, No 3H2, 20 yrs. of age, 5 feet OJ inch high, dark complexion, dark btowu hair, and giey eyes ; was sen- tenced to 4 years' penal terviiude at Middlesex Sessions for laiceny from the person, and her sentence will expire on the 22nd Febiuarv n xt. EMILY HEARN, No. 447, 28 years of age. 5 feet 1 inch high, dark complexion, hair, and eyes, moles on face and neck, a scar, ' J. K and a heart on left arm ; was sentenced to five years'penal servitude at Middlesex Sessions for larceny, aud her sentence will expire on the 17th May, 1808. MARY TURNER, N... 1058, 20 years of age, 4 feet 84 inches lnKh, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, and grey eyes ;' was sen'euced to six y aiV penal servitude at Liverpool for larceny l'ri. m t e person, and her tenteuce will expire on the 3rd September, I8< i8. These I ice " 06 holders cannot be found at the addresses given by theui, and are to be apprehended by any Constable, if seen at any time prior to date ot e\ pi rat ion of sentence, and the tact reported immediately to tie Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, 4. W intehall place, London, S. W.— Metropolitan Police, November 20. Description of t> vo tramps in custody at Flint, charged with la'Ceny, and remanded until tile 28th instant : JAMES TAYLOR, alias JAMES SMITH, » l. as JAMES BROWN, baker, a native of Portsmouth, says bis father is a Cooper, ana resides in Brighton, has a cut on right thumb, right cheek, and over right eyebrow, moles on right side of neck, 22 yeais of age, 5 leet fi^ inches high, sallow oomplexion, light brown hair, grey eyes, sin- ill thin face, small dork moustache, and diessed in black cloth c at and vest, grey tweed trousers, Tom ' Ssyer hat, and sboes much worn ; was imprisoned in Flint Gaol in July, I8( i4; was tried for burglary at the Chester summer assizes, I8( i4 ai d sentenced to twelve cue . dar months imprisonment, and was discharged from Shrewsbury Gaol a le » days ago; an I JOSEPH SWARD, stableman, 23 years of age, 5 fuel 8 lue' es h'gh, fresh complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, long thin face, cut on left side of forehead, on right side of under lip, and on right aim, a device in Indian ink on right arm, consisting of the English and American flags, globe, a shiehl, ship, lance, and underneath a rudely executed band; dressed in giey tweed j. cket, vest, trou- ers, and cap; states that he w « s recently employed at the Gloucester- mews, at Brighton Horizontal. Information to he given to Superinten- dent Thomas, Mold ; or to Sergeant McLaren, Flint, North Wales. - Bow street, November 2ti. Description of a mau committed for trial at the ensuing quarter sessions to be hohlen at Lewes, charged with horse stealing at Buxted, Sussex : he gave the name ef WILLIAM JONES, nn l states he was born at Tenterden, K>- nt, 29 years of age, 5 feet 6. J indies high, fre h complexion, hazel grey eyes, biown hair, pmportionate figure; states he is a bricklayer's labuurer, nut has evidently i. een tramping about the country for some time, he als > states he has been in the 3rd Regiment f F. ot, he has a good education. It is supposed he has com- Covers for the altar and reading desks. Information to be given to the Supei intendeut ot Police, Leek, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, November 21. Between 5 and 6 p m. on the 17th instant St. James' Church, West Street, Coligleton, WHS broken and entered, and a black stuff Gown, a black stuff" Cassock, and two white linen Surplices the propel ty of the Rev. T. Wilson, stolen therelrom. Infoimati 11 to be given to Head Coustable Bohanna, Congleton, Cheshire.— Bow street, Novtmber 21. Stolen from the church in Whitechapel lane, Cleckheaton, between the 11th arid 18th instant: a linen Surplice; two lawn ditto ; a clergymanTs black silk Gown ; two black stuff Gowns vvijli velvet " collars ; a black silk Soaif, 2^ yards long and IG ic^ ixea wide; a Mlk velvet Scarf or Hood lined with crimson; an alpaca Umbrella, handle bioken off; a diaper Towel. marked ' Taylor, No. 12, 18( 54 '; a white bone Slip; and a Brush- head. 1 formation to be given to Superintendent Ball Court House, Bradford, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, Nov. 21. yKA tJfDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Description of JOHN THURLEY, alias COOPER, charged witn obtaining from Wiinam Jackson, potato merchant, ot Derby, by false pretences tne sum of .£ 10 10*., on the 6th of Octoner last : ab . ut 25 years of age, 5 fe* t 5 ins. hieh light complexion and hair, proportionately made, of respectable appearance, and is a native of Sandy, Bedfordshire, in which couuty he is well known He will most likely be heard of > n some large town amongst potato dealers. Infor- mation to • e given to Chief Constable Hilton, Borough Police Office, Derby, win. holds a warrant for his apprehension— Bow- sire't, November 26. Description of a navvy who ob'ained 4s. 9d. on the 17th instant from Mrs. Hunt, wite of Samuel Hunt, manager of iron works in Commondale, North Riding of Yorkshire, by taking a no'e and stating he bad been sent by Mr. Hunt to receive the above amount, as wanes dun to him : 40 years ol a* e, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, daik complexion, long face, dark hair, pro- portional*; snake; dres- ed in a " lark cl . til cap, d* rk slop coat, fustian vest ami trousers, ami strong lace up boots; has no settled pUoe • f residence, will likely ho found about some public works, biick yards, ifco Information to he given to Superintendent Prest. North Hiding Constabulary, Guisborough. • XJow- street, November 23. | Information to be giv n to Superintendent Bennett, Uckfield, Sussex. — hou- street,, Noceinber 26. Description of a young woman who was, on the 22nd iDst., committed to take her trial at the next quarter sessions to be hotden at, Northallerton, charged with picking pockets: abe gave the name ut MARY ANN FOGERTY, licensed hawker, atiout 23 years of ssc, 5 feet 2 inches high, fresh complexion, brown eyes and hair, and stateB she is a native of Leeds; dressed in a brown winsey drvs-', grey woollen shawl, blac:: straw bonnet, trimmed with brown ribbon; shocarries a large basket and travels anout the country hawking caps aud edging, and is well kno » n in many of tile market towns in the north of England. It is str. ngiy suspected that she has been pie- viously convicted. Information to be given to Chief Super- inte'd- lit Saggerson, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, November 20. Description of THOMAS WILSON, alias GIBSON, a tailor, who was on the 22nd inst., committed to Northallerton Gaol for two months, under the Criminal Ju5tice Act: he is about 23 years of sge, 5 feet 5 iuohes high, fresh Complexion, blue eyes, dark brown hair, marks of kiDg's evil down 6ides of neck, an ' driess. d in I. lack and white check woolhn trousers and vest, dark coat, nnd gl-. zed cap ; states that he is a native of Windy Nook, near Felling, Gateshead, has travelled in different pans ot the norih of England, and has latterly been acting as wardrope keeper in theatres at Darlington, Stockton, Newcastle, and Sunderland. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Saggerson, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, November 26. Miss; ng from his home since the 1st instant: ROBERT JOHNsON, farmer, of Little Arram, near Hornsea, in the East Riding ut the couuty of York, he left with the intention of going to York, to lecei ve a large sum of money, and not hiving returned, it is feared some ill his befallen him : 68 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fair complexion, hair and whiskers nearly while; dressed when he left home, in a black cloth topcoat, and black cloih dress coat and v. st, brown cloth trousers, high crowned black hat, black aud while scarf, white linen shirt, and lace- up boots with brass > y^ let » . Information to be given to Supeiiuteudent Wright, E . st Riding Constabulary, Police Station, Leven, near Beverley.— Bow street, November 23. Description of a man and woman commitUd for trial at the next as- ize to he holden at. Stallord, charged with violently assaulting aod robbing Samuel Davis of his watch, on the 20th instant, aC NewcoSile- under Lyme : the man gives the name of PATRICK CARROLL, but his light name it MORRIS, states he belongs 10 Mantwich but is suppled to belong to Warrington, 28 yeaia of hg , 8 feet 2 inches high, fresh com- pletion, brown hair, sandy whiskers grey eyes, stout build ; dressed in biown velvet j. cltet, black cloih Vest, cotton cord trousers, blue and white shirt, red and white wimilen muffler, black cloth billycock hat, stitched round, and h^ vy lace- up boots. The woman gives the name of ELLEN WEYAND, of Nantwich, ami states she is the wife of Carroll, 28 years of age, 5 fret I inch high, pals complexion, thin, ta lis through her nose as if she hnd no roof to her nmuth; dressed in cotton check dress, black and white plaid shawl, hl » ck ciape bonnet, black apr.' n, and lace- up boots wiih brass eyelet holes. When apprehended she hail in her possession three Pawntickets: one for a Skirt, pledged at Boy lis', pawnbroker, Silkmin- street, Knutsford, October 24th, 1861; another for a Shilt, at the same shop, in the nmue of Hettr Mori is, October ibrd, 1866; and the other fur a Shawl, at ihe shop ot James Brggs, pawn- broker, Victoria- street, Crewe, August IS1I1, IH66 Informa- tion to be uiveii to the Head Constable, Newcastle, StaSord- ahire.— how- str et, November 23. Description of two ni » n and a woman committed for trial to the qiisner sessions at Northall rton, ' or having implements of liousehrmkii g in their possession at Tliirsk : JOHN DOYLE, a licensed hawker, states he lives in Hall, 34 years of age, 5 fret ( i inches high, samly hair, tuft of hair on chin, hazel eyes. Iresh c niplexion, pock pitied, and stoat figure ; die- sed in a dark shouting coat, dark vest and trousers, and black billycock hat, CHARLES MORTON, alias KING DYSON, a file cotter, and a naiive of Manchester, i9 years of sge, A feet 4f inches high, brown hair, giey eyes, sal ow complrxion, 110 whiskers, slight moustache live small moles on left cheek, blue cut scar on forehead, scar on nose anil on uiidole fiog. r ot left hand; dressed in a black ehu •> log coat with raised Mains, black vest and trouaera, black soft only cock hat, anil laced boots with brass eyelets. MARIA MILLER, states she helongs to Hull, and that her husband is a hawker, 28 years 01 sue, looks older, i feet 0} in. high, brown hair, blue eyes, sallow complexion, high cheek- bones, and pock pitieu ; drs. sed in a black and wid e plaid stuff dress, dark grey long cloth cloak, anil white oat tiiu. mcd with blue velvet It is suspe. t- d that they have teen pieviously convicied, and that they have commuted offences elsewhere. Information to he given to I'epuiy Chief Constable Howard, Northallerton, or to Inspector Ninth, Thirsk, North Riding of Yorkshire.— Bow- tlna, November 23. Description of two tramps who felnninnsly attempted to enter the dwelling- house of Mr. Gill, at Cumrew, on the after- noon of the I81I1 lust ut: one ab ut 23 years of sge, 6 feet 6 inches high, rather stout figure, round full face, small ginger whiskers, and brown hair; drested iu in a dirty roundabout l'ustian jacket, old cord trousers, boots, and daik cap: the other about 23 years of age, 6 leet 9 or 10 inches high, and slender figuie ; d. egaed iu dark clothes and cap. Information to be isiveu to Superintendent Fowler, Brampton, or at the Couuty Chief Cou. table'o Office, Carlisle.— Bow- street, No- vember 23. Escaped from Warwick Gaol, about 5 p. m. on the 21st instant, THOMAS WHITFIELD alias WELCH, of Bir- mingham, gardener, 62 years uf age, 5 feel 6 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, long oval face, proportionate made, hair tlliu ou top of head, sCar eud of right eyebrow, scar over left, mule on back of both arms, tattooed on left arm ' T. B. W. I ', heart, ' T. Whalf moon, seven dots, ' M. R M 11.', • 2 6 7' rn g ou third linger left hand, long cut lower pait ot lea clieex ; dressed in prison shirt, drab trousers and vest, but 110 cat or cap. He is a native of Sheffield, and his wife lives in No 7 Court, John street, Bir- mingham. A reward ol £ 6 and expenses will be paid to any person appreheuding him. lnfoiuiatiou to he given to the Governor of Warwick Gaol.— bow t reel, Nmmkr 23. Further information r. sp. ciing the tramping shoemaker and his wife who abscouiied on the 7th instant from the house of Richard Grevener, ol Garthmyl, in the parish ot Berriew, advertised in the Police G « Zetie uf the ' Jill instant. They were traced going 011 the bill instaut troui Bishop's Castle to Herefurd, wheie they stayed tor the night at an inn, and are supposed to 1 ave taken train to Worcester. Abergavenny, or the South Wales Collieries, as they have left something behind wi. ieh Lads to suppose they have worked at Aberdare, Glamorganshire, Inform.. lion to he given to Superintendent Danily, Newtown, or t<> Police Constable Roberts, Berriew, Montgomeryshire.— bO'C- st'Cel, November 21. Description of a licence- holder, No. 4214, SAMUEL MUXLOW, wh 1 has failed to report huuself as required by ' Tlio Penal Servitude Act, ltC4'; 38 years ol a, te, 6 feet 6 luches high, dark complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, ' D' ou left side, cup marked. He was convicted at Lincoln of a misdemeanour on the 12th March, 18H4, ai d sentenced to three yeais* penal tei vitude ; dis hmged fr„ m Portland Convict Prison 011 iha 8th instant; and inav be apprehended at any tune prior to the I Ith Maioh, lfG7. Information to be given to Chief Constable Handley, City Police, Lincoln.— BwHtmt, November 21. Left her home on the 4th or early on the 5th instant, a girl 12 years of age, looks older, 4 feet 11 inches high, fair complexion, light hair, two slight moles on oue cheek ; it is thought she may be disguised in boy's clothes, and that some ill has befalleu him. she threatened to commit suicide. In- formation to be given to the Police at Bagshot, Surrey.—£ oif- sneet, November 19. Description of a man committed to Gloucester County Prison, fur trial at the next quarter sessions, tor housebreaking: he gives the name of JOHN WILLIAMS, states he is a native of Newcastle- oU'Tyiie, a stableman, 21 years of age, about 5 feet 4 inches high, sallow complexion, dark brown hair cat short, whiskers shaved u! t, the left eye black and bloodshot, and has lust a front tooth in upper jaw ; dressed in light tweed trouseis aud vest, dark jacket with pockeis at the sides, wide- awake hat, and cossack boots. In Ins uo. session were found the following Pawntickets : 29 h Sept., 18C6, a pair of Trousers and Vest for 6s„ at Charles Barke's, Peeper- lane, Coventry, in the name of John Witchor ; l> t Nov., 1866, a pair of Trousers, for 3s., at Wood, Brothers', DO, Smallhrook- street, Birmingham, iu the nine of J. Rose ; 12th Nov., 1806, two plaid silk Handkerchiefs, for 2s. 61., at Ephraim Joseph's, 22, Norrhgate- street, Gloucester, in the name of John Williams; also a washed Allien Chain, a small Seal and Key attached, with hook to fasten to the vest; one white and two black- I handled Razors, the name of ' Freeman' scratched on one of the black handles; and a pair of Scissors, It is strongly suspected that he has Committed off- iicet elwhere, and ihit he has been previously convicted. Information to be gives to Superintendent Day, Cheltenham, or to Inspector Brown, . Tewkesbury, Glouces- ersliiie.— Bow- itreet, November 19. Description of two men wlio are remanded until the 22nd iaitant, at the House of Correction at Ely, Cumbs, charged with stealing a large quantity of Wearing Apparel from the thop of Mr. Joshua Taylor, outfitter, Forehill, Ely : one is named FREDERICK SMITH, a native ot Norwich who had been employed by Mr. Taylor as an assistant since the 26th of September, 36 years » f age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, well made, stoutly built, very dark brown curly hair, dark complexion, mole on the left side of his lace, several warts on his hands, and dressed in a shabhv black suit; states that his father- in- law is an outfitter in Toiubland, Norwich ; the other gives the came ol FRANCIS PEACOCK, currier, a native of Norwich, but has been for some years in Australia, about t feet 10 inches high, stoutly built, light brown bair, roman nose, 36 years of age, and dressed iu a suit of brown tweed, lace- up boots, and low- crowned hat. It is supposed that they have been previously convicted, or have committed similar offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent Lantsbury, Ely, Cambridgeshire.— Bow- street, November 19. Description of a man who gives the name of HENRY BROWN, committed for trial to the Maidstone Assizes for robbery with violence : he is 24 years of age. 5 lent 7J inches high, sallow complexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, a ship and ' Jesus wept' tattooed on left arm, and • A U G R & J B,' two anchors, two hearts, and a star tattooed on back of left hand, a ring on first, second, and third fingers of left hand, and is pockpitted; has been a quariyman, and a native of St. Philip's, Bristol; enlisted iu the Knjal Engineers at Wool wich on the 6th July, 1866 ; it is supposed this man is a returned convict, aud known in the F Oivis on. Information to be given to Superintendent Eveiist, Chatham, Kent.— Bow- street, November 19. Description of a man who gives bis name ss GEORGE WILSON, a native of Norfolk, who was committed under the Vagrant Act to Chesterton Gaol on the 16th instant, for seven days, states that he was discharged on the 12ih ultimo from the 13th Regiment of Foot, laying at Cork : he is 30 years of age, 6 feet 6| inches high, nearly blind of right eye, scar on left side of body ; dressed in uniform, short jacket, trousers and cap; it is suspected he has been previously convicted, and may have committed offences elsewhere. Information to he given to Inspector Dade, Caxtou, Cambridge.— bow- street, Nov. 19. Licence holder WILLIAM WATKINS, No. 7434, adver- tised iu the Police Gazette of the 2nd instant, as Lot having re- ported himself to the Police at Abergavenny, according to the provisions of the Penal Servitude Act, 1864, is not wanted, as he has duly reported himself to the P lice, in another part, a mistake having occurred respecting his papers.— Bow- nreet, Nooemher 19. Licence- holder, No. 745, JOSHUA GRIMSHAW, who was advertised in the Police Gazette of th » 24th ultimo for apprehension, for not reporting himself to Police as required by law, has since reported himself, and the directions tor apprehension are hereby cancelled. — Metropolitan Police, November 19. Description of a woman who gives her name MARGARET WILSON, committed for trial at the Quarter S- ssions for Northumberland, to be held in the first week in January next, charged with larceny : 29 years of age, 6 leet 2} inches high, grey eyes, dark brown hair, common mouth and nose, round coarse full face, pockpitted trout make, and speaks with a broad Scotch accent; states she belongs to Shuttle lane, North- street, Aberdeen, where she lately lived with her father, who is a hawker, & c.; dressed in a red snd black cheek shawl and faded drab gown; baiebeaded. It is believed that she has been previously convicted, and that she hes committed offences else- where. Information to be given to Major Browne, Chief Constable, Alnwick. or to Superintendent Stephenson, Police Office, Hexham, Northumberland.— bow- street. November 19. Description of a tramp who is commiited for fourteen days, under the Vagrant Act, at Downturn Market: he gave the name of HENRY CLARKE, of Colchester, 64 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, grey eyes, grey hair and whiskers, rather swarthy complexion ; dres- rd in brown coat, drahbet trousers, pepper- and salt vest, brown chummy hat, and heavy lace- up boots. He had in his possession ( supposed to have been stolen) a checked woollen Shirt, nearly new, and three pawnbroker's tickets fur p'opeity pledged at John J. Bidwell's, 63, High- slreet, Colchester, viz.", 28th January, 1866, a Coat, for 3s, in the name of Henry Clark ; 27' h December, 18( 55, a Watch, for 10s., in the name of Robert. Ainger ; 23rd Sept., 1865, a Coat, for 6s., in the name of John Mason. It is sua pected that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent Watson, Downliam, Norfolk.— Bow- street, November 19. Description of ISAAC WOODWARD, a tnmping carpenter and wheelwright, who, on the 15th instant, was committed to Salop Gael for trial at th » ensuing quarter sessions, charged with stealing carpenters' Tools at Wyken, in the parish of Worlield : lie stales that lie is a native of t. Helen's, Lancashire, but has been residing at Oldbury, near Birmingham, for the last twenty yeais. where his wife prac- tices midwifery ; he is 63 years of a^ e, 6 feet . H inches high, fresh complexion, grey hair, long face, lost little finger of left hand, aud upper front tooth ; dressed in an old rusty pilot coat, dark trousers, and low crowned hat. He was couvicted ot iarceny at Broseley in June last, and sentenced to three months' imprisonment with hard labour, under the Criminal Justice Act. It is supposed that he has committed offences elsewhere and been previously convic'ed. Information to be given to Superintendent McWilliam, Brignorth ; or to Police Constable Chase, Worfield, Salop.— Bom- street, Nov. 19. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen from a shop in Cambridge, o . the evening of the 22nd instant, a silver Geneva hunting Watch, No. 48005, a ditto ditto lever ditto, No. 149( 10, a small open- faced silver Watch. Information to be given to Head Constable Turrall, Police Office, Cambridge.— Bow street, Not- inker 26. Stolen from the ' Hope ' inn, Windsor, on the morning of the 23rd instant, a silver Watch, No. 3802, with a silver Guard attached. Supposed by one ot the lodgers. Information to he given fto [ Superintendent Eagar, Windsor.— Boa- street, No- vember 26. Stolen from a dwelling- bouse in the bomu » h of Kingston- upon- Hull, between 7 anil 8- 30 p. m. on the 21st iust., the fol- lowing articles: a black cloth Cuat, laced with silk ; two pairs of black cloth Trousers, a pa> r light coloured Trousers, two black cloth Vests, a black silk Dress, frilled round the bottom, a light coloured silk ditto, a light coloured mohair ditto, a Paisley Scarf, a black and white plaid Shawl, a black silk velvet Jacket, not hemmed, a black lac » Shawl, a ditto frilled round the bottom, a black and white striped Petticoat, a pair of new kid Boots, and two white Quilts. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Hull, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, November 26. Stolen from Middlesbrough, on the 21st inst., a blue pilot cloth Coat, lined with blue, and trimmed with black horn but- tons, and lias S. & D. N. on the collar, information to be given to Chief Superintendent Saggerson, Middlesbrough.— Bow- St., November 26. Stolen on the 20th instant, from Pond House, Dulwich : 5 Brooches— two steel; two gold, one with nineteen turquoise ; one hair, black stone. 1 silver pebble. 2 pans of gold Ear- rings— one twisted set with turquoise, the other Egyptian. 1 gold Necklace and Locket, set with opal and emeralds. 1 gold R n.', stone deficient. 1 gold scarf Pin, set with turquoise. 1 gold shirt Stud. 1 gold Locket, gentleman's portrait. 1 small gold Locket, with hair. 1 small gold Brooch, pin deficient, hair in centre, blue enamel surrounded with pearls. 1 black head watch Guard, gold swivel. 1 brown leather Purse. 1 Crystal Palace Seast n Ticket. 1 Italian Coin. 1 tortoiseshell Cardcase, ' May ' scratched thereon. 1 gold Nunget, about one- third ot an ounce weight. Metropolitan Police, P Division, November 26. Stolen on the 22nd instant, from Flounce Villa, Inner Park- road, Wandsworth : 1 gold Chronometer Watch, by Arnold, No. 238 | 539. 1 mosaic Brooch, set in malachite, with Ear Rings and Sleeve Links to match. 1 set of mosaic Studs. 1 pair of Sleeve Liuks. 1 small Sugar Basin, silver chased, crest— a coronet, arm holding a battle- axe. 1 pair of Asparagus Tongs. 1 Knife. 1 plated Fork. 1 small red leather Case, containing Rings, Brooches, and Seals, 1 small mahogany B > x, containing a silver Albert Chain, Seals, and a Scarf Ring. 1 lady's Dressing Bag, and a leather Case containing two Brushes, a Comb, and Looking glass. Supposed by three men with horse and cart : one 26 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches i> igh ; dressed in short white slop and low hat : another, 24 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, black whiskers; dressed in black frock coat, light trousers, and low hat: the other, 45 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, very dark complexion, bushy whiskers meeting under chin ; dressed in dark brown coat and troueers, and black billycock hat.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, November 26. Stolen on the 18th instant, from No. 5, Tavistock- street, Bedford- square, a single stone di moiid Ring. By a female, 27 years of age, 5 feet high, fresh complexion, grey eyes ; dressed in green dress, imitation sealskin cloak, and white straw bonnet.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, November 26. Stolen on the 21st instant, from the ' Red Lion ' public- house, Newcastle- street, Strand, about 14 yards of black Silk ; a hlack and white opera Mantle ; a lany's black cloth Jacket ; a lady's black velvet ditto; and a lady's silk ditto. By a man, 35 years of 8ge, 5 feet 7 inches high, fair complexion, light brown hair, very slight whiskers and moustache ; dressed in dark clothes and low crowned hat, and carried a black leather travelling bag with square top.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, November 26. Stolen on the 20th instant, from No. 35, Marshall- street, Golden- square, a brown paper Parcel containing Materials for a hlack witney Overcoat, a grey diagonal Coat, and a black plush Vest. By a man, 21 years of age, 6 feet 2 inches high, pale complexion, dark hair ; dressed in black mixture trousers, black mornint; coat, and hat with band.— Metropolitan Police, C Diviiion, November 26. Stolen on the 22nd instant, from No. 1, Golden- square, St. James's, two white Counterpanes, corner off; a brown ditto ; a blue and white ditto ; a pair of calico Sheets ; and two Pillowcases. By a female, 22 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, fair complexion, light brown hair, full face, marks of abscess on neck ; dressed in light cotton dress, grey worsted shawl with red spots and long fringe, and hlack silk bonnet.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, November 26. Stolen during the evening of the 24th instant, from a shop in Cambridge, a pair of new black cloth Trousers, and a new striped flannel Shirt, by a travelling shop sneak, who will dis- pose of them in smne other town. Information to be given to Head Constable Turrall, Police Station, Cambridge.— Bow- st., November 26. Stolen from the cottage of John King, of Thorney Fen, labourer, on the morning of the 23rd instant, the property of John Brown, a lodger, a round single- breasted black pilot cloth Jacket, with two pockets outside near the bottom, and one inside left breast, black buttons do « vn front, and supposed lined with red. A man of the following description is sus- pected, who worked for Mr. S. Eger on the 22nd instant, and slept with complainant at night : 26 yeais of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, brown hair, small whiskers, and dressed iu dark sleeved waistcoat, dirty white slop, cord trousers, light crip, and lace- up boots. Information to he given to Superintendent SmitD, Whittlesey, Cambs.— Bow street, November 26. Stolen between the hours of 4 and 5 p. m. on the 22nd instant, from a chaise in the stable yard at the Barrington Arms, Shrivenham, the properry ot Waterman and Co., Bristol, a patent leather Portmanteau, centainins* 40 sample Boots, all odd ones, also a small parcel containing samoles of leather. Information to be given to Superintendent J hnson, Berks Constabulary, Farringdon.— Bow- street, November 26. Stolen from the ' Essex Arms ' hotel, Brentwood, on the morning of the 20th instant, the following articles : an engine turned double case keyless gold WatcU, makers Wibble and Son, No. 18655. with secret link alhert Chain and Key attached ; a lady's gold Watch, flowered case, and long Chain ; a brown cloth Overcoat with velvet collar, a speckled black and white cloth Vest, a Suit of lijjht tw, ed, a pUid Scarf, and a gold Breast Ptn. £ 10 reward will be given for such infor- mation as shall lead to the apprehension and conviotion of the offender and offenders and recovery of the property. Informa- tion to be given at the Constabulary Station, Brentwood, Essex. — Bow- street, November 26. Stolen on the 16th instant, from 29, St. George's place, Knightsbridge: a gold Ring tet with a ruby, an emerald, and a garnet ; a gold wire Ring, twisted, set with a diamond , * gold shirt Stud, faced with black, a pearl in centre. — Met? 0 politan Police, B Division, November 23. Stolen on the 19th instant, from No. 129, Mount- street' Grosvenor- square : 1 set of gold shirt Studs, plain, oval shape. 1 ditto, ruby, diamond setting. 1 ditto, flat turquoise, centra linked together. 1 ditto, blue enamel, set with pearls. 1 pair of slei ve Links, ruby. 1 ditto, white and red stone. 1 ditto, large cairngorm, • AMD ' in monogram. . 1 ditto, engraved, crest — a sleath hound leaslied on a dtf4^ coronet, ' Ging Warily ' underneath, arms— a cott'"; inoth over or under 1 Prius inori quam filem fallef ® ' _ 2 gold scarf Pins, one worked gold, one a bird in ta » ' a chite wi h red stones for eyes. — Metropolitan Police, C Division, November 23. Stolen from a dwelling house in the city of Oxford, ab° 0' 9 30 a. m. on the 19th instant, an old fashioned single case sil*^ Watch, maker Denton, Oxford, No. 322. Supposed by8 tramp, about 6 feet i) inches high, sandy whiskers, and wal** lame ; dressed in a long brown coat. Information to be to Head Constable Lucas, Town Hall, Oxford.— Bow- itr November 23. Stolen from the rectory at Dunstable, ci ting: the night the 20th instant, two dark grey coloured P. " lets, two lig^ J Cocks, of the Braroah Poota breed ; and tour fawn colon**? Pullets, a cross between the Cochin China and Dorking bre^ Information to he given to the Head Constable, BoroO?" Police, Dunstable, Beds.— Brno- street, November 23. Stolen from the ' Queen's Arms' inn, Watford, on evening of the 20th instant, from a wagonette, two Rugs, a small red and white cloth, the other a double sealskis. gtl^ P' herd's plaid, with velvet and black borders. Information to b « given to Inspector Hilsdon, Police Station, Watford, He***- Bow- street, November 23. Stolen on ilie 17th instant, from a dwelling house in borough of Leeds, a silver gilt chased Drinking Mug, small silver ditto. Information to be given to Cnief Constat Wetherell, Town Hall, Leeds.— Bow- strent, November 23. Stolen from the taj.- room of the 4 Royal Oak ' inn, Market Drayton, on the 20th instant : a blue pil.. t cloth Jacket, liD^ with red, has a cut in trie cloth ot the right sleeve, nearly Detf' also a brown horse Rug, with yellow mirk in it, and ' S. C-' ° T | ' W. C.' Information to be given to Sergeant Scale, Mar^ et Drayton, Salop.— Bou>- 8treet, November 23. Stolen from off a clothes line at Keynsham, during the afternoon of the 21st instant, a red a black mixed flannel Sbi** nearly new, ( man's size), supposed by a man who was ha wkW£> books and almanacks, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 in ® ' high ; dressed in dark clothes, and was accompanied by a you » £> man about 26 years of age, 6 feet 4 inches high ; dressed\ n clothes and cap. no doubt one of them will be wearing ti1e stolen shirr. Information to be given to Superintendent EmsoOi Somerset Constabulary, Temple Cloud, near Bristol.— street, November 23. Stolen between the hours of 8 and 9 p. m. on the l5th instant, from a bedroom at Coed - Isaf- Far m, Whetford, tbt property of John Owens, farm servant, a grey Top coat alK?* pair of black cloth Trousers ; the pockets in the hips of tbf coat slant towards the front, and contained 14s. ia one of tbeB" Information to be given to Superintendent Adams, Holy vrefi) North Wales.— bow- street, November 23. Stolen on the night of the 18th instant, at Yedengham » 8 rough double- breasted drab Topcoat, two buttons < ff the rig* 1' side, and a pocket in each lap ; a pair of old duck Trousers, very dirty, torn at left knee ; and a Scotch Cap with wb » te rim. Information to he given to Superintendent Harper, Ebs^ Riding Constabulary, Yorkshire.— Bow- sirec'., November SI. Stolen from outbi the morning of the uildings at Beltinge, Herne, Km t, early AAA lilt U1UIIJIII^ I j, me 17th instant, the property of Edward. Harvey and John Young, four live tame Rabbits, a sandy Doe. has a black spot on the tip of nose, and a black, (- pot on right eye, also a grey and two grey and white Rabbits about half grown. Info'mation to be given to Superiot - nd^ nt Walker > Kent County Constabulary, Canterbury, or to Sergeant Gowar, Kent Constabulary. Heme.— Bom- street, November 21. Stolen from the London and Oundle Mail Bag, on the morning of the 17th ultimo, a packet containing a gold Watch, with Key and Chain attached. It is a large Watch with thick embossed edged rim round, a dead gold face, engine- turned hack, two or three diamonds displayed in the works, but No. 51482. The key is embossed gold, with a red cornelian on one side and an amethyst on the other. Whoever will give 1 such information as bliall lead to the recovery of the Watch, and the conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive A'lO reward. Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Oundle, Northamptonshire.— Bow street, Nov. 21. Stolen from the Passenger Station of the Great Northern Railway at Nottingham, on the 14' h instant, a sjrall paper Parcel, containing a large gold level* hunting \ Vatch, plain white enamelled dial, seconds hand, jewelled in eight or ten holes, maker H. Myers, Norwich, No. 4108, and a gold patent lever Watch, open face, gold dial, rim capped, ' Patent' and No. 2564 inside. £ 5 reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall lend to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and a further reward of £ 5 will be paid to any person who shall cause the said watches to be restored to the Railway Company, or s proportionate part thereof, according to the value of the pro- perty restored. Information to be given to the Chief Con- stable of Nottingham ; at any Police Station in the county of Nottingham ; or to Mr. Williams, the Company's Inspector of Police, King's Cross Station, London.— Boio- sireet, Nov. 21. Stolen from a railway hut at Kempston Hardwick, on the 18th instant, an open face silver lever English Watch, No. 7206, maker B N. Butcher, Bedford, sunk seconds, engine- turned, shield and garter on case. Information to b « given to Deputy Chief Constable Graham, fcCounty Polie* Office, Bedford.— Bow- street, November 21. PROPERTY FOXJUB BIT POLICE OEFICERS. COn the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere. J Found in the possession of a female supposed to have been stolen a small gold Geneva Wa ch gold dial, steel hands, black figures, the bow broken off, also the hinges of the outer case broken, No. 41470, G. Tannier, Geneve on the dial. Informa- tion to be given to Chief Constable Freeman, Borough Polio* Station, Nottingham.— Bow- street, November 23, WAR OFFICE, November 26, 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 TWENTY § HILLIXG § instead of TEW 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 OTFIC- B NO. NAME. KEG. No. COKPS. • WJIEBB HORN. TEADE. w ts « ! SIZE HA1B. EYES. FACE. COAT k TEOUSEBS. DATE or DESERTN. PLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 190210 190211 190212 190213 190214 190215 190216 190217 19021b 19021i- James Noonan Patrick Reiley John Henry Riley John Seaton George Howard Peter McCue Patrick Burns Thomas Connors Charles Ingram Henry D. Bernett 3u7 62 1106 1135 1456 824 1135 1146 10th Foot. ditto 57th Foot 60th Rifles 63rd Foot ditto 64th Foot 68th Foot 72na Foot ditto Kuthkea), L, imerick Mullagh, Catai S'. Jol u' 6- wood, Lndn Otdhury, Worcester Liverpool Warminster, Wilts Westport, Mayo Sfokesfowp, Roscmn Inch, Aberdeen Edinburgh labourer ditto clerk engineer labourer ditto ditto ditto cutler 32 28 18 183 234 23 18J 214 184 194 5 65 5 75 5 6| 5 64 5 7 5 64 - v 6 5 4 5 54 5 74 dk. hrn dk. brn brown brown It. brn brown brown brown dk. bni brown blue hazel hazel g ™ y grey grey bazel blue bluo haze) fresb fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh regimental ditto black light regimental ditto ditto tweed regimental ditto 14 Oct. 17 Oct. 14 Oct. 2 Oct. 14 Oct, 13 Oct. 5 Oct. 2 Oct, 12 Oct. 16 Oct. Portsmouth ditto Colchester Derby Glasgow ditto Templemre Portsmouth Edinburgh ditto off furlough recruit, attested ditto anchor and ' G. M.' on left arm took part of reg. nec. c ff pass took waist- belt and part of reg. neo. 190220 190221 190222 190223 190224 190225 190226 190227 190228 190229 John Campbell William Reid John McGowran John Morgan Henry Smith John Parker Joseph Moore John Walls Charles Reading William Row 1131 792 968 3693 fOn 16* 9 166 S 1663 ditto 87th Foot Rifle Brigade ditto ditto Roy. Artillery Roy. H. Art. Roy. Artillery ditto ditto Glasgow Dut dee B. m Derick, Wicklow Aberystwith, Caviign Surhito. i, Surrey Newcastle, Limerick • ireenwich, Kent Croydon, Surrey Ely, Cambs St< ke, Devonshire rivetter confectioner labourer miner labourer carpenter labourer ditto ditto shoeingsmh 234 194 264 22 19 22} 23 j 28 26 28 5 6f 5 54 5 65 5 64 5 5 5 44 5 44 5 4 5 3 5 44 brown brown dk bm dk. brn brown sandy brown dk. bm It. brn dk. brn blue grey prey hazel hazel blue hazel hazel * cy blue fresh fresh dark dark fresh fair fresh swarth fresb fresb 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 D 190230 190231 190232 190233 190234 190236 190236 190237 1S0238 190239 William Putnam William Kane Matthew Juff William Stratten Sidney Smith Daniel Lyrns Thomas Smith John Watson Daniel Hill Michael Ryan 8957 256 36 1443 1040 1606 1828 Rl. Engineers 3rd Hussars 66th Foot 3rd Hussars 6th Dragoons Gren. Guards 8cots Fusiliers 16 th Foot ditto 19th Foot St. Pai. cras, London At trim | Christ church, Hants Fulham, London Lnmbt rhurst, Sussex Newcastle, Limerick l- di> burgh Barton, Lincoln' Kirgsihorpe, Nhmpt Leeds, Yorkshire brick la\ er hackler labourer servant labourer draper stoker shoemaker labourer 214 25 205 26j 32 254 23 19? 25 195 6 94 5 74 5 6 5 7| 5 6 5 10 5 11* 5 5 S 64 5 6 brown It. brn light brown brown dk. brn It. brn It. bm brown browr hazel grey blue grey grey grey grey grey hazel grey fresb fresh dark sallow fresh fair frosh fresh fresh fresb regimental black j tweod white slop; cord supposed plain regimental ditto ditto plain black ; oord regimental 14 Oct. 12 Oct, - Oct. 23 Oct. 18 Oct. 16 Oot. 18 Oct. 18 Oct. 17 Oct. 18 Oct. Chatham Belfast Christchroh Aldershot Canterbury London ditto Chatham Lont'on Sheffield supposed gore to Manchester; recruit supposed in tieighbouiLood of New Forest; charged with felony _ [ recruit took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. soar of hum on left breast - uspected of stealing money and clothes reoruit scar on oVoek and right wrist 190240 190241 19024V 190243 190241 190245 190246 19024V 190246 19024* John Fraser William Lessor Robert Reed James Gawn E. Hardy John Smith George Clarke Thomas Lane Peter Bowers 1366 69 1362 395 603 1410 691 20474 2053 4 24th Foot 37th Foot 40th Foot 42nd Foot / Oth Foot ditto 92nd Foot Roy. Artillery ditto ditto Wexford Birkenhead, Cheshire W « etmonktoii, Smiet Glasgow Noitingb am B- ixton, Londou Linwood, Renfrew Tun bridgeWells, Knt M on Chester Swrnage, Dorset tailor blacksmith labourer shoemaker plumber labourer miner labourer piecer sbipsmith 18 24 25 21? 26i 254 20 22 194 22$ 6 64 6 74 5 6 5 64 5 6J 5 7 5 7 5 64 6 4| 5 44 dk. brn light dk. bm dk. bm brown dk. brn dk. bm brown brown brown hazel grey hazel blue hazel hazel grey blue brown blue fair fresh sallow pale fresh fresh florid frosh 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. Glasgow Preston Portsmouth Aberdeen Dover ditto Dublin W oolwieh ditto ditto recru't, finally approved lost lower part ef left esr off furliugn scar above right ankle ' M. M.' on left arm scar on ohin; off pess to Oban, Argyle scar of burn over right scapula two anchors on lefi hand 19025U 190251 190252 190253 190254 190255 190256 190257 190258 190269 George Hull Joseph Bennett James Jackson George Blake Joseph Parsons John S. Rimmer Alex. Davidson William Jackson James Dean James Higham 985 1013 935 320 t< 10 666 3630 4158 2410 Hth Hussars ditto 10th Hussars 14th Hussars 16th Hussars 17 th Lancers VOth Huesars Military Train ditto Grrn. Guards Phi shore, Worcester W olverhamptn., 8taff Gateshead, Durham 8bii ley, Hants Birmingham North Meols, Lane. Inveresk, Edinburgh New cast le- on- Tyre Tunbrid^ eWells, Knt Wig « n, Larcaehire plumber shovel makr soap boiler groom • waiter labourer tailor labourer miner 234 ' 94 23 184 2S 192 264 274 18 244 5 64 5 64 5 74 6 6 5 5 5 84 5 H 5 45 5 34 5 - 4 brown It. bm dk. bm browr. b » ffwn brown fair dk. brn It. bm brown brown grey grey grey grey brown bluo grey grey brown fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow ditto ditto plain regimental supposed plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 10 Oct. 10 Oct. 15 Oct, 10 Oct. 21 Oct. 25 Oct. 20 Oct. 2 Aug. 20 Oct. 19 Oct. Birminghm ditto Liverpool Hounslow Aldershot ditto Canterbury Auckland* Woolwich London mole on right clavicle recruit, finally approved scar on right cheek • germ an silver plater took part of reg. nec. • New Zealand took waist- belt and part of reg. nee. 1902601 190261 190262! 190263 190264 190265 1902o6 190267 19026S 190269 Joseph Aisthorp Chas. Woodhouse William Tapp William Stevens John Wm. Burke John Child Thomas Chapman Richard Lukes Peter Wallace John McGuickan 1622 902 6 44 915 93 < 2056 2076 709 ditto Scots Fusiliers 2nd Foot 20th Hussars ditto ditto 21st Foot ditto 34th Foot 37t'n Foot Boston, Lincolnshire Liverpool W ale al 1, Staffordshire St. Albans, Herts Dublin Chippenham, Wilts Birmingi am Cli orlt on - on - Medlock Inver, Donegal Belfast, Antrim servant clerk labourer ditto ditto ditto tallwchndlr. bricklayer shoemaker labourer 21* 27 18 261 224 21 23 24 264 18 5 114 5 95 6 64 5 7 5 74 5 64 5 64 5 74 5 n 5 55 It. brn brown brown black brown brown brown dk. bm dk. bm brown hazel grey blue hazel grey blue hazel grey grey fair fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fair ditto ditto moleskin; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto bl. ick; cord 19 Oot. 19 Oct. 17 Oct, 21 Oct. 20 Oct. 18 Oct. 6 Oct. 4 Oct, 7 June 18 Oct. ditto ditto Northampt. Edinburgh ditto ditto Preston ditto Gwalior* Manchester sh> rt 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 butiook • East Indies scar above right bip; recruit, attested 190270 Patrick Butler 3671 39th Foot Cork painter 27± 5 .90271 John Darling — ditto Leeds tailor 19 6 ! 90272 Thomas Abbott — 40th Foot Southampton labourer 20 6 190273 Peter Carberry 864 ditto Athy, Kildare ditto 2 « 4 6 190274 Henry Peck 1731 51st Foot Nort h ampton ditto 235 S 1S0275 William Finch 343 62nd Foot Mai fhurst, Sussex ditto 27 6 ! 90276 John Daley 624 68rd Foot Dutdin servant 23 5 190277 John Walkinshaw 862' ditto Dalkeith, Edinburgh miner 22 J 6 190278 Thos. Charlesworth 929! ditto 1 - utterworth, Leicestr collier 204 » 90279 George Dallas 1168 74th Foot. Msrnock, Banff labourer 2 J 6 190280 William Watch 1160 ditto EJ n burgh ditto 264 5 190281 James Cunningham 7* 9 ditto Portsta, Hants ditto 274 5 190282 Charles Hosie 1679l7* th Foot Dalrv. Avr miner 21 6 190283 Thomas McGill 881 91st. Foot Pe'r^ crm, Wigton shepherd 224 fi 190284 Charles H. Garrett 900 ditto i:.. irkshire labourer 214 5 190285 Charles Thorpe il69 94th Foot Sheffield miner 234 S 19028S Patrick Drew 9- JS 96th Foot Kilioe, Longford labourer 204 6 190287 Henry Smith — Rifle Brigade Surbi on, Surrey ditto 19 5 190288 Joseph Hawkins 1 1614 Royal B . Art. Kulham, Middlesex ditto 184 5 190289 George Marrin 1 169 + ditto Shoreditch, London whitesmith 18 5 64 74 7 6i 54 5 41 7i « It, brn dk. brri It. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn fair brown brown dk. brn grey grey grey hazel grey hazel blue blue hazel grey awartb sallow fresh ; fresh sallow fresh j fresh fresh fresh regimental black; mixed wl ire slop; black regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto regimental trousers 19 Oct. 9 Oct. 25 Oct. 21 Oct. 20 Oct. 20 Oct. 2a Oct. 22. Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oct. ditto Rochdale Reading Portsmouth Sheffield Aldershot Glasgow ditto ditto Limerick pock pined recruit ' L.' and two dots on left arm D • J. J.' and oroes on left arm D took part of reg. nee.; D ditto ditto bald on back of heal 74 64 6 6 « 7 6J 54 6 4 7 » brown brown brown browD sandy brown brown brown brown brown grey blue brown It. brn hazel hazel grey hazel blue grey dark freck. fresb swarth fresh sallow fresh fresh fresb fresh ditto regimental white jacket regimental ditto ditto ditto white slop; cord regimental ditto 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 24 0 « . 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 21 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 21 Oct, 19 Oct. ditto ditto Stirling ditto ditto Colchester ditto Guildford Woolwioh ditto off escort duty; pockpittel 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 biil n ark on left thigh Iscsr from a out on right elbow 190290 195291 190292 190293 s190294 190295 190296 190297 190298 190299 190300 19030! 190302 190803 19030 t 190305 190306 190307 190308 190309 Thomas Williams John Coyne Joseph H. Wilmott Thornas Purcell Charles Brown George Smith George Blackford Martin O'Hara Philip Dunbar John Smith 1367 1062 267* Boy. Artillery oil to ditto ditto 3rd Hussai' 9 2nd Foot 3rd Foot 21st Foot ditto 39th Foot Bristol March, Cambs Newcastle- on- Tyno Tipperary Glisgow Mary lebone, London Gcvan, Lanark Glasgow I- eots clerk labourer ditto drover shoemaker plasterer labourer moulder hammermn. labourer 32 5 264 5 28J 22 22 21 22 18 18 21 bruwi. It. brn brown brown dk. brn dark It. brn brown browh It. brn dk. bru hazel bazel blue blue brown blue hazel grey blue fresh fresh pale fair fresh dark fair fresh fresh ruddy ditto ditto ditto tweed; cord blue; black white smock; cord black ; cord blue pilot; mole brown; moleskin black 16 0, t. 16 Oct. 17 Oct. 20 Oct. 19 Oct. 20 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 7 Oct. I. of W ight Hilsea Shcrncliffe Clonmel Glasgow Westminstr Uibriige Glasgow ditto Rochdale 1); off pass to London D looks older; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected reeruit, surgically inspooted ditto recruit, not surgioally inspected ditto ditto Donald Stewart* George Lock John Scott Henry Kane Cepbra Hardman Peter Kenyon William Snelling Owen Dinan John Collings John Hollingworth 238 221 430 498 42nd Foit 66 th FOOT. 86th Foot, 87th Foot Rifle Brigade Roy. H. Gds. ditto 1st Drag. Gds. ditto 4th Drag. Gds. Glasgow Milverton, Somerset Dublin ditto Todmorden, Lane. Glasserton, Wigton Sr. Panci- we, London Stepney, London Rathfriland, Down Leeds painter labourer taUor labourer • draper musician labourer builermaker clerk 19 194 18 24 19} 25J 201 25 22 265 74 74 7 10 6J 114 6 10 81 » 4 browu It. brn Ik. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn browD brown brown It. brn blue grey hazel blue hazel grey grey grey grey blue fresh fresh sallow fresh fair fair ' sallow fresh fresh fresh blue; moleskin slop; dark tweed oilskin; drab tweed; blue regimental ditto ditto plain regimental 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 18 Oct. 19 Oct. 16 Oct. 8 Oct. U Oct. 25 Oct. 30 Oct, 17 Oct. Glasgow Taunton Dublin ditto Dartford Windsor London Colchester ditto Curragh 190310 190311 190312 190313 190314 190315 190316 190317 190318 190S1H Fred. Woodman Thomas Morris David Mahoney John Maher John Thompson John Corcoran Thomas McLean thomas Lovis Samuel Cliff James Lavin 873 893 1577 901 1587 842 9tl 663 828 9 7 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 4th Hussars ditto ditto ditto 9th Lancera Lwr. Nor wood, Surrey Waterford Cork Donougmore. Limrck. Pel erboro', Nrthmptu Liverpool Glasgow Pl> n outh Manchester S igo labourer tailor labourer groom clerk labourer shoemaker clerk cabinetmkr. labourer 20J 224 32J 21 30 2< 4 20 2/ J 19$ 22* 5 91 browu fresb ditto 17 Oct. 5 84 brown grey dark ditto 21 Oct. 5 95 brown grey fresh ditto 18 Oct. 5 9 fair blue frosh ditto 27 Oct. 5 10 brown brown fresh ditto 28 Oct. 5 75 dk. brn blue fresh ditto 25 Oct. 5 74 brown grey fresh ditto 27 Oct. 5 7 brown grey fresh ditto 2* Oct. a 6 It. bm grey fresh ditto 21 Oct. & 84 rlk. hrn grev fresh ditto 27 Out. 6 74 tir. wii browu fresh plain regimental 22 Oct. 5 74 dark hazel dark 2S Oct. 6 64 brown bazel fresh black ; cord 29 Oct, 6 7 dk. brn grey fresh regimental 27 Oct. 5 7i It. bm grey freth ditto 26 Oct. 5 < t brown blue fresh fustian j cord 29 Oct. 5 54 brown grey fresh smock; eord 25 Oct. 5 64 It. brn grey fresh regimental 29 Oct. 5 6 grT It. brn fresh ditto 2' Oct. 5 7 brown grey fresh ditto 23 Oct. ditro * alias Walter Rodgrni pockpitted, ring on each * nst; recruit recruit, not surgioally inspected ditto recruit * bolt and screw mater off pass to London recruit, not finally approved tattooed on right arin Newbridge ditto ditto ditto ditto E linburgh ditto Hamilton ditto Dublin took part, ot reg. nec. ditto mark of boil oa nape of nock boils on back off leave to Boston, Lincolnshire D ; scars in groins, defective vision took the whole of reg. nec. took part of reg. neo. ditto tatt/ wel on arms 19032U 190321 190322 J S0323 190324 190325 190326 190327 190328 190329 John Kelly Charles Carr Wm. Richardson William Reilley John Whitehouse John Lloyd John Tuck Joseph Fabb Peter Cruise Patrick Doyle 901 869 8784 f 41 86 « 3 606 lltb Hussars ditto ditto lEtb Hussars Gren. Guards 2nd Foot 11th Foot 14th Foot 18th Foot 21st Foot 1 Juiiegal Weston - super- Mare* Northampton Dublin Du ( ley, Staffordshire Mert l. yrTy dfil, Glam. N' rwich Mullingar, Westmth. Dublin Tullow, Carlow ditto tailor shoemaker tailor miner labourer wheelwrght shoemaker ditto labourer 21 191 22 194 32J 22 24 21 37 204 l. nerpuol Canterbury London A dershot London ditto ditto Curragh Shorucliffe Dublin recruit, net finally approved tattoi ed on arms * Somerset recruit, not finally approved took the whole ot reg. nee. took waist- belt and na't of reg. nec. j D recruit, finally approved recruit, atteswd D D DESERTERS FROM HERMA. IESTY'S SERVICE ( cantinnrrij. • Bios TO. NAMB. KEQ. OOBP9. WBKBB BOB*. TBADB. N 0 SIZE. RUB. BYES. PA OB. OOAT & TKOU8BHB. DATS OF PLAOB OP MARKS AND REMARKS. Ni. DESBKTN. DISIBTION. I90S31I James W. Howell 9U2 31st Foot Waicutt, Somerset labourer 27j 6 74 It. brn Imzel rrwat, regimental 20 Oct. Preston if lurl u- n to Bath ; pook pitted 19036) John Hennessey 2034 ditto Clare ditto 23 5 6 brown grey fair ditto 26 Oct. ditto ship ou left aim, ctoss on right 190332 George Mallinson 152i 22nd Foot Sheffield ditto lal 5 7} brown H ri7. fl ' resh ditto 23 Oct. Chatham 190333 William Maycock 1 06 24th Foot Chesterfield, Derby enginetentr 5 74 black brovro sallow ditto 27 Oct. Sheffield took waist- belt and part of reg. nee. 190334 Robert English 307 39th Foot Cahirciveent, Kerry labourer 2- 4? 5 8 dark haze) fresh ditto 21 Oct. Manchester 190396 William Lawlor 569 ditto Clonmel, Tipperary shoemaker = 0i 5 74 brown t? rey callow ditto 22 Oct. ditto 19033K William E. Dide 32 ditto Birmingham gas fitter 374 6 11 dk. brn hazel fresh ditto 21 Oct. ditto 190337 James Brown 776 ditto Mold, Fliutal ire labourer 30) 5 It. brt, « rey ' reah ditto 22 Oct. dir. to 19033* George Surton* 637 ditto Nottingham ditto 20j 5 64 dark xr « y fresh ditto 14 April ditto D ; lost a molar * alias John Robin » « t 190339 Thomas Abbott — - Of h Foot Southampton ditto 30 B 7 It brn -. allow smock ; black 25 Oct. Reading ' L ' and tw•• lots on left arm ; recruit ^ 190 JHJ Timothy Sullivan y o ditto Glangrieff, Cork ditto ) 8 5 6 brown trenti regimental 23 Oct. Ports >. uth 190341 Henry Thompson 1311 52nd Foot Manchester coach paintr 25 5 7 auburn Kr » y fresh ditto 27 Oct. Alder^ het 190342 William Tailor 1050 55th Foot Landport, Hants labourer 2i 5 64 It, bru lair ditto 23 Oct. Sheffield pock pitted 190343 Thomas McGrothy 86a ditto Killiugh, Cr- van ditto 21* 5 84 light blue fair ditto 23 Oct. ditto took part of reg. sec. 1903K William J. Hudson 38 2 66th Foot Batteisea, Surrey ditto 292 6 6 brown blue fresh ditto 23 Oct. Weyn out. h 1903( 5 James Brown — nlst Foot Liverpool potter 18i 5 54 dk. bni dk. bm freab black ; cord 26 Oct. Nwc'tl- u- L. recruit, not final'y approved i903l6 Denis Gallagher M) 2 63rd Foot Ballysl annon, Donegl iabourer 2? 5 6 4k. brn grey sallow regimental 27 Oot. Ola gow tait< out on right arm 190347 James Wilson 1112 ditto Mai bo e, A r ditto 1" 4 5 H • rown grey fresh ditto 27 Oct. ditto scar on left hip 19034- Henry Cook 1016 ( 16th Foot Little Hinton, Wilts ditto 30J 5 64 brown grey tresh ditto 30 Oct. Aldershot . if pees 1903 H- Michael Maher 1.- 4- 1 6" t. h Foot Thomnstown, Kilkt y. ditto 20 5 / It. brn blue fair 26 Oct. Feruu y 19036( 1 Henry Smiih — 70ib toot Rosen Jule, 1 ancaster striker 19J 6 64 It. bru brown treeh brown ; serge 23 Oct. Romford recruit, attested 190351 William Malcom 40) 0 71 » t Foot Kirriemuir, Fortar weaver 36) 5 5 brown hazel fresh regimental 28 Oct. Aidereuot varicose veins in riuht thigh 190352 William Barclay 427 ditto Paisley, Rentrew labourer 23 5 6 It. brii fresh ditto 2 H Oct. ditto 1) ; oft' pass to XJpminster 190353 Henry Angier 730 73rd Foot Haddenham, Cambs. ditto 28} 5 6 It. bit. grey florid ditto 23 Oct. Cork two scars on back oi right shoulder 19035* Hector Brown 205 74th Foot Edinburgh painter 2HJ 6 3 brown hazel sallow tweel 27 Oor. Limerick i fficer's servant; stole £ 20 190356 John Mantach 1602 79th Foot Rothes, Morayshire labourer 20) 5 11 dk. brn haze) swartb regimental 26 Oot. Aberdeen 19036H Thomas Miller M4I 85th Foot Sunderland, Durham Gateshead, Durham groom 20) 6 6 dk. bru hazel fair ditto 27 Oct. Dublin 19035' John Wake 174 ditto blacksmith 2a 5 8 browi. itrey fresh ditto 23 Oct. ditto D 190351- William Clemison 1173 87th Foot Lochtnaben, Dumfries itockngu. kr 294 5 54 It. brn blue fair 2 Nov. Shornoliffe 190369 John Kelly — ditto Clonmel, Tipperary barutsmkr. 24 5 64 dk. brn hazel fair plain 1 NOT. ditto recruit, finally approved 190360 Robert McKirdy 1- 60 91et Foot Lanark 1 In rnrer 254 5 6 black grey florid regimental 26 Oot. Greenlaw D ; scar ab ve rig t nipple 19036) Peter Walker 1104 ditto Greeini. k, Renfrew painter 30 6 5 dl. bru grey fair ditto 29 Oct. Stirling pock pitted, ' P. W.' and anchors on left an* 190$** Joseph LEWIS 330 Roy. H. Art. Asbridtei Somerset carman 24J 5 4 black bazel fresh tweed ; cord 25 Oct. Brighton - car of burn in right t; roin 19036- William Murphy 12 » 8 ditto L aioi labourer 6 4 brown hazel fair regimental 23 Oot. Woo lwich two small scars on tr rebead 19036 William Taylor 19354 Roy. Artillery Walworth, Surrey — 18 S 44 brown blue fair ditto 23 Oot. ditto soar over right eyebrow 190366 William Jones 2( 14a5 ditto Redruth, Cornwall labourer 20 J S 44 brown hazel dark ditto 27 Oct. ditto 19036* John Clarke 2J3I9 ditto Omskirk, Lancaster ditto 19) 6 4 browu grey fresh ditto 27 Oct. ditto 190367 James Tilt 20741 ditto Bromsgnve, Wore. nailor 2) 4 6 4 dk. brr, brown fresh ditto 27 Oct. ditto 19036c John Wood 30399 ditto Measen, Essex labourer 184 5 9) It. bru blue fresh ditto 27 Oet. Warley 19036s John Lawson 20991 ditto baker 22) S 8 It. bt- n if rey fresh ditto 22 Oct. ditto tattooed on left arm ^ 19037c Michael Reid I4h7 OltlO ( jlasgow slater » 14 0 74 t- rey r own trtjsti ait to 25 Oct. Go « p. rt p. o- Up t'ed, warts on left loins 190371 Samuel Bennett 898 ditto Kingnton- or- Thatnes labourer 334 6 9 It. brn hazel tair ditto 20 Oct. Shoehuiyns D ; r. tf p^ ss to Lc n Ion 190372 John Allwood — ditto Ro. tterl » m, Tor kahre ditto 23 5 74 brown * rey fresh cord; fustian 25 Ocr. Lend n mole oil abdomen ; recruit 190373 Alfred Gee 7729 Rl. E gineers Reading, Berks ditto 211 6 64 browi. r. azel fresh regimental 21 Oct. Alders hot 190374 Benjamin Ricketts 767 < ape MiitdRU Eppu g, Essex ditto 19 6 2 browi. blue lair ditto 26 Oct. Canterbury w ar from bubo in left groin recruit, not surgically inspected 190376 George Hamilton — 2nd Dragoons Stonehoure, Lanark miner 18 6 94 dark blue fresh tweed 22 Oct. Glasgow 19037ft, John Street — 34th Fool Walworth, Surrey blacksmith 21 s 5 It. bit irey fresh black 22 Oct. West uiinstr recruit, surgically inspected 190377 James Mabey — 40th Foot Ryde, Me of W ight gardener 34 6 7 brow i grey fresh ditto 31 Oct. Portsmouth recruit, not r. urt » ically inspected 19037C Robert Knight — 47th Foot Croydon, Surrey labourer irt 5 6 browii grey ligf t brown ; black 30 Oct. Croyd , n recruit, surgically uirsocr- red 19037- Patrick Reiley — 5Hth Foot Westport, Mayo ditto 19 6 fi browr. arry fresh brown ; cord 27 Oct. Cle- ler scar on rit/ hr leg ; recruit 1903nO George Walker — t- Stli toot Fan, hom, Surrey ditto 174 5 7 ilk. bru hazoi tree!, dark ; cord 2U Oot. Portsmouth recruit, not. loirgically inspected 190381 James Hamilton — 71st Foot Stonehou- e, Lsuuurk miner 20 6 9 dark blue fresh tvered 22 Oet. Gla- gow ditto 190382 Philip Clark — 73rd Foot Glasgow labourer 23 6 104 dk. bn> grey fresh moleskin 31 Oct. duto recruit, surgically inspected 190SC3 William Bowie — 74th Foot Edinburgh engineer 20 5 54 rik. lirij grey freeh black; tweed 27 Oct. E Jinburgb recruit, not surgically inspected 190484. George McKmley — ditto ditto hammermn. l » 5 6 black grey saHow black ; moleskin 26 Oct. ditto ditto 190386 John Burns — ditto ditto ditto 24 5 64 fau- blu,) : ail- ditto 26 Oct. ditto ditto 1903" 6 James Cantwell* — 106th Foot Cailat', Kilkenny labourer 24 5 94 lt. bm nr. fresh blue pilot; cord 2 Nov. Kilkenny short hair ; recruit * alias Cleary 190887 Richard Sweeny — Rl. Engineers Greenock, Renfrew tailor 20 5 * 4 . Ik hni hauel fresh tweed ; black 24. Oct. G largo " rt- ci uit, not surgically inspected 190388 Jacob Lucas 10 • Sutti n Col i field carpenter 36 5 104 br, wi. lia '. el fair black ; cord 6 Nov. Pens, ett • 3rd Staffordshire R. Y. •. 903N0 Frank Hughes 291 lot. Life Gds. W- stn ir, ster lab. urer 28 » 6 34 It. orti gml air reg'menral 14 Oct. LiOrid* n off furlough IRN Henry Stephens 641 let Druguo • Jneirea, Louuoa ditto | 21 5 94 browu grey treah regimental 2 Nov. Mancfi enter lf0391 Enoch Poole 935 4th Hussars York shoemaker a 5 7 br, v/ n groy fresh ditto 2 Nov. Edinburgh tattooed on arms 19039* Thomas Bolt 1S5 ditto jlerkenwell, London inpl'ewrkr. 271 5 6 dark grejy fresh ditto 4 Nov. ditto ort pa « s to Perth 19039.1 James Tralford 1564 7th Huisars W,,, verharriitn., StaS iruiterer 28J 5 7 It. brn blue fresh plain 5 N. tv. Cante. bury officer's servant 19039t John Dunlavey 79 10t. h Husfurs Sillabag'i, Mayo ab, Hirer 20 i 6 s4 d). brn hazel fre » h regimental frush ditto 3 Nov. Dundalk .490395 George Morris 723 ditto Stockton, Warwick ditto 21 6 5 brown hazel 5 Nov. ditto off pass to Dublin 19039R Henry Coker 902 llth Hussars Weston- ruper- Mare* tailor 184 6 7 It. bm arey fair ditto 6 N, v. Canterbury * Somerset 19039" Alfred Hull 707 16th Lancers St. Pancrai, London clerk 234 i 74 brown Kre7 fresh ditto 3 Nov. ditto 19039-" Thomas Shaw 1003 17 th Lancers 3Houceiter labourer 18} 5 8 lr. hm hnzel fresh ditto 1 N v. Aldershot anchor on It thumb, rt. wrist, and It. aim 190SM John Bennets HI- Hilitarv Train Leeds Hie cutter 1- 4 a 3 b'- nwn grty callow ditto 5 Nov. Woolwich to- k the whole o* reg. wee. laniuu Vernon Hood loos ureii. UuaruS Ailbast- l, e, S'atlord labourer 32 O 10, Hunt blur I lreali ditto 17 Oct. London look walsl - belt 190.01 Thomas Bell 8627 ditto R* b>, Ci tshire ditto 304 5 br. wn hniwn fresh ditto 31 Oct. ditto took waist belt and part of reg. neo.; D 190403 William Dickens 1406 ditto N. rtbampton shoemaker 2* 4 6 N black hazel pale ditto 5 Nov. ditto ditto D 190403 George Vauglian 1441 Cold. Guards Sheffield labourer 21* 6 84 fair grey tresh ditto 27 Ocr. ditto broke out of barracks 190404 James Woodger 122* lsi Foot East Morland, Kent ditto 20 J 5 7 dk. bm grey frosh ditto 31 Oct. Chatt am 190105 James Galway 892 3rd Foot Clougheen, Tyrone ditto 27 6 64 brown brown fresh ditto 7 Nov. Belfast 190) 08 George King — 14th Foot Lou'h currier 20 5 61 brown g'ey tresh 6 Nov. Dublin recruit, finally approved 190107 Daniel McGuire 40 ditto Gla- g w b ushmaker 21 5 S brown « rey fresh regimental 2 Nov. Currugh D 190108 Benjamin Bartlett 1321 15th Foot Chest am, Buoks labourer 21 j 6 « 4 It. bru grey fresh ditto 30 Oct. Chat ham off pass to Chesbam 19040' John Robertson W38 17th Foot Harrow, Mid tlesex pud tier 23} 15 64 hrown grMV sallow 26 Oct. Devocpor' ort sick furlough to Exeter 19UilU John Smallen Wi lain toot Kilbride, W icklow labourer 2b) 6 " 4 II. bru blue Ireeti regimental 1 Nov. Sliornohlfe 190 111 Richard Fitzgerald 14 » 1 22nd Foot Cork painter la 6 5 Ilk. hrn blue fresh ditto 28 Oct. Chatham > , ff pass to Lonlcn 190) 12 Thomas Jones 9> 2 25tt. Foot Bridgnorth, Salop labourer 25J 6 M dk. brn blue dark ditto 1 Nov. Preston . ff lurl. u- ih to Bridenorth ; pockpitted 190413 Thomas Gelager HHS 28th Foot Birmingham tilen. aker H 6 54 brown grey dark ditto 9 Nov. Aldershot stole a » uit ot servant's clothes 190114 Henry Smith l— 32nd Foot Glasgow potter it 6 64 auburn hazel fair dark; black 1 Nov. Birninghm tattooed on amis ; recruit 190415 William Kaley 9o9 3- ird Foot Birkenhead, Cheshire cutler 21 6 6 black grey sallow regimental 2 Nov. Sheffield took part, ot reg. nec. 19041* Hugh Rafferty 603 34th Foot Blrn ingliam labourer 264 6 9 r> rown a/ el fair ditto 3 Nov. Chatham ditto 190117 Joseph Lavrey 795 39tt. Foot Belfast tailor 211) 5 St dk. bru blue fair ditto 4 Nov. Manchester 19041- John Darling — ditto Leeds labourer la 5 7, ilk. hm brown swarth black ; plaid 9 Oct. Rochdale recruit 19011!- William Williams 55) 40th Foot Manchester striker 21) 5 k4 . lark hazel — regimental 31 Oot. Portaui. uth large rei pimples or: fried lH04iO JameS Mackenzie 1U33 diuo London tailor 244 D 6 browu grey fresh plain 2 Nov. ditto le t irrtle Jiojjer c i. traded ; recruit 190121 Samuel Davey 1033 ditto Exeter ditto 2) 3 5 6i browu groy tresh ditto 3 Nov. ditto lerft. third finger oontractcd j recruit 190422 John O'Brien 6 9 ditto Chubuttle, Cork labourer 244 5 64 blatk liazel fresh regimental 29 Sept. ditto off furlougti 190423 Thomas Stoney 854 ditto Duuterri. i, Kings ditto 23) 5 5 brown blue fair oi'to 29 Oct. ditto ditto 190434 John Brock 804 ditto Bally fin, Q ueens ditto 2) 5 brown blue fair ditto 29 Oct. ditto ditto 190425 James Coyle 857 ditto Ca- tk- raigb, Autrim ditto 244 5 74 brown grey fresh ditto 31 Oct. ditto ditto 190426 Patrick McMahon 227 ditto Limerick ditto 274 5 64 brown grey fresh ditto 31 Oct. ditto ditto 19012? John Dunn i4a^ 42nd Foot Pltcairi green, Perth ploughman la 6 7) dk. brii hazel dark ditto 2 Nov. Aberdeen ditto to Perth 19042S K. McKenzie 1494 ditto Lochalsh, Inverness labourer 20( 5 94 browu grey Iresh ditto 3 Nov. ditto ISO 429 B. W. Longwood 919 ' 3rd Foot Wnittleaea. ( Iumtia ditto 0) 5* hrowrt brown — ditto 2 Nov. Portsm' utb poplt pitted lbOilU William pavey 717 unto SouLi. ampton shoemuker 23} 6 A brow n blue , resti brown ; black 3 Nov. ditto D ; stoic a coat and £ LO 190431 Charles Coe 417 ditto Cambridge labourer 254 5 64 browl. grey tresh regimental 7 Nov. ditto pock pi' te I 1904( 2 Thomas Carroll 905 ditto Kikdermuiefer, Wore cabinetn. kr. 24J 5 74 dk. brn hazel pale ditto 3 Nov. ditto took part of reg. nec. ; D 190433 Thomas Cave 1033 ) 8tb Foot Leicester shoemukur li 5 6 brown grey tresh ditto 31 Oct. Alrlershot took the whole of reg. nec. 19048) t Reuhen Lee 1108 61st. Foot Bottesforl, Leicester ci Hier I9J 6 5} It. bru arey sallow ditto 27 Oct. Sheffield took waii- t- belt 190435 W. J. Greenslade U26 52nd Foot Paifiii gton, London plasterer 251 5 5 It. bru blue fresh ditto 31 Oct. Aldershot scars on chest. 190436 Benjamin Morgan — ditto Wliitt'i. gton, Salop miner 2( 1) 5 64 It. bro grey tlorid plain 3 Nov. Leeds r.- ciui', finally approved 190437 ! James Lory 101- 0 63rd Foot Glasgow labourer 20 S 54 dark grey fresh regimental 31 Oct. Olafgow too k part of reg. nec. 190438 Wm. J. McAdams 627 ditto Holjwood, Down — 3U4 5 7 brown blue treck. ditto 6 Nov. Ayr > dn to D 19043s Michael Gunning S7: t ditto SI, go tailor 20 5 6 black blue fair ditto 5 Nov. Glasgow d. tto pockpitted 190140 John Smith y56 dino | Glasgow black smith moulder 214 6 64 brov. Q hazel tresh ditto 3 Nov. ditto ditto 190U1 Herbert Riley 1374 64th Foot Derby 22| 5 7 light blue fresh ditto 6 Nov. Templemre. 1904) 2 James Clarke — 66tb loot Stockport, Lane. fitter 2,4 5 64 brown hazel fresh black ; moleskin —. Bristol recruit 190) 43 Janes Snell 1256 ditto Exeter labourer 2( 4 5 8i dk bri. grey saHow regimental 30 Oct. Devonport bracelet on facl1 wrist, ship on breast 190444 James Hopkins 984 70th Foot Bohermun, Meath ditto 224 5 6t It. brn tmzel tresh ditto 2 Nov. Dover off IU lou h to Dublin 190448 James McMurray 1152 72nd Foot Lanark ditto 22 5 ^ browD Hazel fresh ditto 4 Nov. Edinburgh took pan of reg. nec. 190446 John Anderson 1300 4th Foot Glasgow groom 21) 5 63 browi. blue fresh ditto 6 Nov. Limerick 19044' James Birk 1? 9 75th Foot Clerkenwell, London labourer 5 6 grey gr. y fresh ditto 2 Nov. Kilkenny D ; prcbab'y with travelling cirous 190446 Thomas Marshall 1252 » 7th Foot Hml ditto 22) 5 53 . Ik. hm hazel fair ditto 2 Nov. Shorucliife 190441 Michael Tutley 8i4 89> h Foot Sligo ditto 20 S K browi. ar. y rresh ditto 30 Oct. Aldershot 190) 5( John Gallagher 1131 91st Foot Kincardine labourer 1- 4 5 ilk. bru grry fresh ditto 1 Nov. Stirling took waUt- belt and part of leg. neo. '. 9045 John Burrows 1237 yitti Foot Lang ton, Stafford ditto 20 S 64 It bru blue fair ditto 3 Nov. Colchester 19045s James Spencer 34' a6th Foot Norwich — •.. ry) 5 5 It. bin blue fresh ditto 7 Nov. ditto off pass to Norwich 190) 5; Patrick Drew 98: ditto —- — 19 5 5 dk brn troy r) ark —__ 22 Oct. ditto anch r . n r g'. t arm, ' P. D.' on left 190) 64 ho" 101st. Foot Dublin labourer 2- 2 5 dk. bni brown fresh regimental 30 Oot. Walmer otf furl, ugh io Ttrurie- 1, Tipperary 19.' 45! Francis Sopp 4P3 Idii d Foot Newbury, Perks — 74 5 4 brown hazel ' resh el it tO 1 Nov. Shorncl. Be scar bciow etc liar- bone 190466 John Ettridge 14a i Rifli Brigade Silkttoi e, y, ikshire l « hourer 2 4 5 H browi, blue fresh ditto 31 Oct. Winchester ' p ckp tfed ou bo ly 1904V James Cross 15( 1 ditto Mary leb,. ie, Lmdoi Eye, Suffolk . on e lian •- 41 5 7 brown hazel Iresb ditto 1 Nov. dnto | cicrs£ ed flags ou left arm 19015' Horace Dudley 111 Roy. H. Art. groom 20 6 6 It. bni grey pale ditto 27 Oct. Wools* ich 19046! George Jenner 13b 71 ditto Lauibet), Surrey labourer 30) 15 44 brow n grej lair ditto 30 Oct. ditto I DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE ( continued). WFFIOB xo. NAME. ajco. no. oofiPd. WHBBB BOBS. TBADB. COAT & TBOCBBBS. DATS OF DK8KBTK. FLAOB 01 DESBBTIOLL MARKS AKD RSMARZfl I9O16O 190461 190462 190463 190464 190466 190466 1S04S7 19046b 19046^ Thomas Cook William Gagg William Coulcher John Day John Richardson William Hall George Barrett William Wicks Thomas Weston Owen Murphy I ibio Royal 11. Ari. 16KI 120317 30099 3052 y 30441 3031 + l70ri 1089 • di'to Roy. Artillery ditto ditto oil to diito di to di- to ditto Kidderminster, Wore 8t. Luke's, London S uth Lynn, Norfo k Liverpool Shields, Northmbrlnd Si. Geo gt>' sE., Londn Po le, ) > orset Lewes, Sussex bark irig, Essex ih. rney, Weitoid • farrier labourer con feci ioner rivetter labourer troom bricklayer labourer 19$ 194 1- 4 18} 18} 161 204 18 21 24} brown • Ik. bm brown brown browii dk. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn bm » n grey Krey blue grey brown brown blue hazel lire? tlM/ 0' 1 ruddy fresh fair dark fresh dark pale fresh fresh lrei. il regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto tuatlan regimental 3 Nov. 3 Nov. 4 Nov. 4 Nov. 4 Nov. 4 Nov. 4 Nov. 2 Nov. 4 Nov. 19 Oct, Wooi- ich di'to ditto Warley ditto ditto ditto Portsmouth London Montreal * non bedmeau litMr loet an upper incisor, scar on neok took waist- belt tattooed on arms; off pass scare from boils on neck took waist- belt reorait, finally approved 190470 1.90471 190472 190473 190474 190475 190476 190477 190478 190479 Thomas Potts James Tieney James Anderson j Charles Geeves William Thompson Charles Brand James Miller Joseph Davis Joseph Kelly John Anderson li> 7 « 1320 16U4 623 011 to ditto ditto ditto 3rd Hussars Gren. Guards 3rd Fout nth Foot 17> i. Foot ditto Mom real, Canada E. Kotc< lli 10011 Montreal, Canada E. W01 Iwich, Kent Liverpoi 1 market, Suffolk Liverpool w arwick l£ Jint. urgh to stonecutter labourer labourer ditto ditto guumaker miner lab< urer 2 « * 29j 34 244 20 20 19 22 22 24 0 itair 74 | dk. brn brown black It. brn- dk. brn < ik. brn brown dk. bni brown 0 64 81 74 64 6 8 blue grey g"> y black grey hazel grey bazel blue blue fair fresh fresh dark freah fresh fresh fair fresh pale ditto dnto ditto ditto btown; tweed smock; cord cloth tilack; cord brow n ; moleskin blue; grey 19 Oct. 19 Oot. 22 Oct. 31 Oct. 5 Nov. 31 0,' t. 2 Nov. 5 Nov. 81 Oct. 31 Oct. ditto cross and ' T. P.' on right arm ditto ditto D Portsmouth Liverpool recruit, n » t surgically inspected Cambridge - cars on back ; r. emit Liverpool recruit, noi eurgically inspected Walsall ? er) stout; recruit Edinburgh recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ; ditto 190180 Henry Merrill — l » ib Foot 1 Leeds engineer 24 6 6 It. brn blue treat! lack; light 4 Nov. S'orihampt. euruit, sur^ icalb inspected 1.90481 John Kelly — 3' ih Fi ot Glasgow labourer 23 i 64 dk. brn iblue reeh dark 1 Nov. ( Jlaegi. w ecruii, m t surgically inspected 1904S2 John Ellis — + 7th Foot SI JU_ b, Bucks smith 21 6 6 dk. bm grey dark " late slop; black 2 Nov. > oydon car rig . t knet, tattooed lefi arm; Meruit 1.904S3 George Temple — 62nd Foot ( Jr. ok, Durham colher 22 6 6 It. bru blue ' air ilack 6 Nov. lipon ecruii 1.904. S4, Felix Bradley — 691 h Foot Lanark labourer 24 5 7} dk. brn iazi' 1 sallow dark; moleskin 3 Nov. ( llasgow ecruit, not surgically inspected 1- 90485 John Findlay — 71 st Foot Kupar, Fife shoemaker 23 6 7 fair slue freah ilaok 2 Nov. Sdin urgh ditto 190486 Peter Geddes — 74th Foot Gi roals, Lanark moulder 19 6 74 brown grey sallow blaok; moleskin 25 Oct. Glasgow ditto 1904S7 James Jones — 84th Foot Liverpool labourer 19 6 64 black iszel sallow black 2 Nov. uiverpool recruit, eurgioally inspected 190488 Joseph McDonald — * Kth Foot ditto ditto 24 5 64 dk. bru grey resti cloth; tweed 2 Nov. ditto recruit, not surgically inspeoted 1804,89 Henry Barron — Roy. Artillerv Bra ' ford, Yorkshire ditto 24 5 8 Hk. brn lane) ' reeh > rown 7 Nov. [ pawich ditto 190490 Charles Morrison TAJ. lst Drag. Gds. Bu » , Lou lon clerk 23 5 9 It. bro grey treatj regimental 17 Nov. Colchester took the whole of reg. nec. 180491 John Taylor 717 ditt • Holme, Lancashire groom 19 6- 7 4 It. brn hazel freah ditto 17 Nov. ditto ditto 180492 John McGinn 2026 di to Whiihorn, Wigios labourer 28} 6 9; fau- blue lair ditto 21 Nov. ditto 180493 Adam Clark 924 4th Hussars Leeds ditto 184 6 74 lt. brn grey fair ditto 9 Nov. Edinburgh ditto 180494 John Russell 447 8th Hussars Bow, London groom 28 6 6 black hazel fresh ditto 24 Oct. Binmnghm broke out of barraoke 1S04.95 John Reid 933 9th Lancers Limerick labourer 224 6 84 It. brn grey fair ditto 16 Nov. Dublin ecar ot bubo on each groin, scar left tempi* 180496 Robert Powers iOO ditto B lliuahinch, Down Lammermn. iO 6 84 It. brn grey pale ditto 11 Nov. ditto served in Nortb Down Militia 1S0497 Thomas Hatton — 10th Hussars Welling'on, Salop laDourer 21 6 7S brown grey ireah dark 14 Nov. Shrewsbury recruit 180498 James Rowe 918 11th Hussars Morion, Norfolk servant 23 5 6 It. bra grey fresh regimental 13 Nov. Cunierburj ISO499 John Lee 90* diito 1*. auti sm, Linco'n groom 18 6 74 It, brn blue fresh ditto 13 Nov. ditto 180500 Henry Bright 2U 14th Hussars Pa • iugiou, London ditto 2* 4 6 6 brown grey Ireah ditto a 9 Oct. Hounelbw ISOoOl John Hobday 489 dii to L> e Is blacksmith 261 6 6 brown bazel fresh ditto 6 Nov. diito D D 1 » 0502 James Hall 9i7 17 th Lancers Pa Idington, London farrier 22} 5 7} dk. brn grey fair ditto 12 Nov. Alderahot took part of reg. nec. 1S0503 Sam. Edw. Sumers 1186 18th Hussars We^ lmiiister — 181 6 0 auburn brown fair ditto 16 Nov. Canterbury 190504 Charles Speed 7 9 « lilth Hussars Sandniot , Kent — 16J 4 10 It. bra hazel fair ditto 15 Ntv. ditto 1S0505 Thomas Gollop 38.0 Military Irani Ne » ion Abbot, Devon baker 21 6 6 It. brn hazel fresh ditto 16 Nov. Aldershot took pari of reg. neo.; D 190506 William Langley 221C) Gren. Guards t'ambri Ige shoemaker 20 5 H It. brn hazel fair ditto 6 Nov. London took waisi - bell 100507 George Hallett 2002 ditto Sheroourne, Somerset glover 20 J 6 84 light brown fair ditto 13 Nov. ditto took waiat- belt and partofreg. net, 19050M George Martin lb2 ditto Montfori, Devon butcher 23} 5 8} browu blu* freah ditto 6 Nov. ditto ditto D 180509 William Bevan 5411 Scots Fusiliers Xibbertor,, Gloucester labourer 324 fi 0 browti grey fair ditto 16 Nov. ditto ditto D I8O6IO George West ) 133 7th hoot Huckwold, Norfolk ditto 26} 6 64 dk. brn grey frreh ditto 31 Oct. Brantford* D • Canada V. 1 » 0511 George Williams 1515 9th Foot Wn dsor, Berks ditto 204 5 fi} brown hazel freeh supposed plain 19 Nov. Penally took eeveral artiolee, property. of an offiwr 180512 Luke Prendergast 14,44 ditto S » ii, efori, Mayo ehoemaker 24 6 7 red grey light regimental 10 Nov. Bath took part of reg. nec.; D 190513 John Bogle — 14th Foot Kilbirnie, Ayr moulder 204 5 6 brown grey freah plain 15 Nov. Belfast recruit 190514 John McGrath 37 24ib Foot - oss, Gain ay labourer 29 i 6 74 It. brn grey fair regimental 12 Oct. Sheffield i If furlough to Belfast 190515 Geotge Newbold 1823 ditto Chesterfield, Derby brickmaker 20 6 71 fair blue fair ditto 14 Nov. ditto took waui- belt and part of reg. ntc. 190516 William Thompson 1802 ditto Harrogate, lork sh< emaker 224 6 6 black grey sallow ditto h Nov. ditto ditto 190517 John Robinson 981 25th Foot yi anuhes' er piecer 18 6 51 It. bra groy fresk ditto 7 Nov. Preiton scar on abdomen 190518 Walter Burse 802 2 th Foot H ard w ick, Lan cashire labourer 214 5 7 brown grey freah d- tto 11 Nov. i 1 lHr. h0t 180519 George Thompson M2iiH Fool Cl » ^ cro- s, Derby ditto 2: 4} 6 6} brown hazol fair supposed plain 15 N. v. Colche ter aear on le t cheek,' J, J.' and arrow It. am. 19052 Ji George Ives lo. 0 3- lt Foot Lonoon ditto 18) 6 6 brown hazei fresh regimental 12 Nov. Gravesend anchor on light arm 19052L George Cross 679 39th Foot Dunham, Cheshire ditto 23} 5 64 It. bru blue freah ditto 6 N. v. Weedon 190522 Richard Kitchen f> 08 diito Mauchesies wareliBman 26} 6 7j brown grey freah ditto 9 Nov. ditto 190523 Arthur Fosberg 2M 40th Foot Lao be h, Surrey — 22} 5 74 It. brn grey freah ditto 20 Nov. Poremouth off furlough 19052+ James Barber 10H ditto Farnham, Surrey groom 23 5 91 brown grey freeh ditto 13 Nov. ditto 1& 0526 William Newman 1<> 63 48th Foot li'nerick labourer 2V 5 104 It. brn i » r » y freeh ditto 7 Nov. Alders' ot tattooed on arma 1S0526 George Graves 1725 61 si Foot Kippii gale, Lincoln ditto 23 5 6 hrown brown fresh ditto 9 Nov. Sheffield took part of reg. nec. 90527 William Corbett ditto De by striker 19 5 6 red brown freeh ditto 14 Nov. ditto l9n528 Michael Brown 1461 62nd Foot Rilrush, Clare labourer 23 5 6} brown hazel sallow tweed; black 15 N v. Aldrrshot *. 9052^| John Eden 1314. •" iirr*. Non hnmplon smith 19 5 64 black black dark regimental 13 Nov. ditto pockpitted 19053 j 190531 190532 190533 19053 4 190535 19053" 180537 190538 * 90539 Benjamin Hackett William Jones William Batchelor Joshua Clifford Joseph White Michael Collins George Roud Charles Langfield William Wilson William Brown 7 24 416 642 l'O 209 60 104^ 100- i Hf. 9 colli tool 56th Foot ditto ditto ditto 5 th Foot KOlh Rifles ditto o3rd Foot rtfith Foot iVi aljclieet r Burslem, Staffer J Gibraltar Clerkenwell, London Philipstown, Louth Galway Loolu- rlev, Hants Tl. ori bury, Glouc. Glasgow Malmeshury, Wilts mechanic 2- 4 6 ligm grey lresn ditto ii N'V. shoemaker 321 5 8i It. brn blue fair ditto 9 Nov. labourer 191 5 4 « dk. bra hazel sallow tweed 7 Nov. carpentor 28} 6 f4 brown bazel freeh regimental 6 Nov. labourer 2rijJ & 6 It. brn brown fresh into 10 Nov. ditto 1^ 4 6 6 black grey dark dark 19 Nov. ditto 2S 6 64 brown grey freah regimental 8 Nov. carpenter 214 6 7> brown grey freeh ditto S Nov. labourer 201 6 fi brown hazel dark ditto 1) N. v. ditto 22 6 64 irowr, hazel free' 1 ditto 14 Nov. miner 33 5 41 brown grey free' ditto LO Nov. printer 21} 5 7 brown grey dark ditto 4 Nov. comb maker 28 5 84 • air grey freah ditto 13 Nov. labourer 19 5 71 brown brown free! black; fustim regimental 11 Nov. miner 21- 4 6 6 brown blue freen 15 Nov. collier 23 i 6 brown 1 hazel fresh ditto 15 Nov. lahourer 2* 4 5 7 brown grey freah ditto 14 Nov. bricklayer 30.4 5 6i It. brn grey frelii ditto 11 Nov. labourer • 23 5 61 brown b'rey frer,, supposed plaia 15 Nov. hackler 194 l& « ) brown tfrey fresi grey 16 Nov, S effi. ld Portland ditto ditto ditto Birroinghm Curragh ditto Glasgow Alder- hot 1IJD1I1I tattooed on arms recruit, attested DDI); probably near Farabam, Surrey took waisi- belt and partol reg. nee.; D took part of reg. neo. oil furlough 19054.0 180541 1S054.2 I30.- 4.3 » 905< ti 1806J. S 19054S 1Q0547 1905 48 19054 Thomas Browne William Blackman William Wyness James Lovett* Win. McCartney Archibld Pettigrew James Lewis Zachariah Morris Richard Jackson John Smyth 165 6< th Hoot 868 68' bF. ot 66 74th Boob 1437 77 th Foot 831 7 nth Foot 923 J ditto 3 - 76 80f. h Foot ditto S4th Foot ditto 36N1 1756 16H1 190550 190551 190552 190553 190554 190S., r 190556 190557 190558 190569 James Riley John McGuire James Kelly Patrick Daffy Thomas Gower Thomas Cooper Robert Bacon George Brown Joseph Gibson Frank Moore 1UJ 1 1012 14.0J 991 2619 1420 142S 1204 lt86 8 Jtu Foot ditto ditto 90th Foot 96th Foot I07ch Foot Royal H. Art. ditto ditto ditto Da. k. ith, Edinburgh Cray ( or Kent Aberdeen Wisbech, Cambs Kiluuirm cl:, Ayr Ulaniyre, Lanark jTeavor, Cheshire | Si » rewo- bory I Ilkeston, Derby j Uelia- t 1 Liverpool I Louth, Dundalk Belfast, Antrim Cavan llanelly, Carmarthen Shankhill, Antrim Bermondsey, Surroy Birchington, Kent N . rf i umbsrlaud S >' pn « v, Li in ton [ stoker eugineer Uboure.- ditto ditto shippain'er cirmtn labourer baker groom 21 5 2t 5 2J} 5 Jt 5 254 6 • il 5 i0jl5 23} 5 2tt 5 iOMo LO, 6 7 64 6 6| 6} 4} Or. jsrn < lk. bra n- OT'i dk. bsn dk. br,, dk br- n br<> WQ brovv- i 41 j bro 4 » } i brown h > z si grey gi- iy browu htzel grey < rey gr- y brown blue friJb s » llo x frub sallow dars fr « ) h freih fresh dark fr « h re^ i iienttl clutli; tweol re„' i'uenUl d'. r. tj diits d. tto ditto ditto plain regimental lb Nof. 15 N" V. 10 Nov. 10 Nov. 15 Nov. 12 Nov. 12 Nov. 12 Nov. 10 Nov. 12 Nov. Fermoy Portsmouth Limerick Goaport Stir ling ditto Ft, Ticgntle ditto Oolchester Hittn Dunlin Liverpool Dublin tfr istoa C ilchester] Pr.' st- in Woolwich ditto Mnistonc Woolwich officer's servant rscuit off furlough to Aberdeen tattoo d on arms * alias B. W Longwood look part of re;;, nee. D D; lost left upper incisor offfo ugh to Holmes CLapel, Chetiiire; D ci. to to Salop; D scar 1 n rig! t ab iomen aDd right thigh riijht third finycr contracted bl e » p ck- on cheeks recruit, attested D took part of reg. ne « . D; short hair D D D; tattooed on arms lo- t tnree teeth 19056J 190561 190562 190563 190664 190565 190566 190567 19056S 190569 Thomas Cox Richard Furner James Stiboard John May James Bonner Thomas Butler Denis Kelfoil Edwin Bond Francis Payne John Green 69 > 1542 3 8 1833 310- 4 20s » ' 3 20501 594 3141 ( lu. 10 Roy. Artillery di'to diito ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto S Lap am, Norfolk Wesr miiisier, Lon ion North break, Norfolk Bnruion luey, Surrey Heal h, Oif rl Woolwich, Kent Dublin Sr. Colutnb, Cornwall S « . Puncrax, London Lainbetb, Loudon labourer coachsmith carpenter labourer butcher labourer tobaccospnr collar maker striker labourer Zt> 4 234 314 25} 214 20 i 244 234 2* 4 l'S it. bru It. brn It. brn It. bri It. brn brown dk. brn < lk. brn Ik. brn brown brown Ursy blue blue < rey grey irey brown nazol hazel 190570 James Murray 190671 Dennis Collins 190672 John Hammond 190573 John Fullerton 190574 Peter M. Lachlan 190576 James H. Barker 190576 Nathaniel Tailor 190577 Thomas Jones 190578 Thomas Rourke 190579 Thomas Curry 671 3154 163i 885S 6647 ditto ditto ditto diito ditto Rl. Engineers ditto 3rd Hussars ditto 17* h Lancers | Kincardine ditto 27 5 dk. bru t ok ditto 2" 4 5 44 brown P . rtsea, Hants ditto 19 6 7l dk. brn Kilfniore, A, magh ditto 22J 5 9 It. bni ti- iHsgow ditto 20 6 44 Ik. bru B rniir gham painter 214 6 H It bri. Mull'bracb, Armagh quarry man 28} 5 7 It. brn Liverpool shoemaker 24. 6 7 It. brn ditto carpenter 23 5 6} dk. brn ditto bliok « mith 24 5 9 It. brn hazel hazel grey grey grey blue hazel hazel blue sallow ditto 11 Nov. fair ditto 4 Nov. lair ditto 10 Nov. freeh ditto 12 Nov. light ditto 7 Nov. fair ditto 6 Nov. fresh ditto U Nov. fresh ditto 11 N v. fair ditto 14 N v. freah diito 15 Nov. fresh ditto 12 Nov. freah ditto 12 Nov. sallow dark 11 Nov. fresh regimentsl 27 Oct. fair plain 1 N. v. fresh regimental 7 N. v. lair ditto 10 Ot, fair grey; moleskin 13 N. v. treah tweed 9 Noy. frsah black 19 Nov. dntt) ditto ditto ditto Portsmouth Alderehoi Sh rnchlfe ditto Dublin diito scar On ab loiuen scar on left wriat D; off pus to London D D D scar on back of neck 0 tattooed on left arm and leg ditto Hilstu Portsmouth Kini » ion* lilaauow Londua Quebec Liverpool dmo dnto 190580 490581 19058; 19058 - 190o8i 190585 19058b 190587 190588 190689 Walter Reeve John Smith Patrick Rook Daniel Kenedy Edward Kelly Joeeph Levett James McIlven Daniel McGrady William Davies Neil Young Wren. Uuards dito 2otli Foot 26th Foot S; th Foot :-( Ht. ti Foot 7'< 2nd Foot 75 th Foot « 6th Foot 92ijd Foot Biru. ii g' am Cro » Juird, Lincolneh. Liverpool Ham lion, Lanark Cork Liverpool Kilmarm ck, Ayr Falki. k, Siirln. g Hu ley, Worceoter Irvine, Ayr shoemaker labourer ditto ditto plasterer labourer ditto boilermaker labourer 5 1H} 22 23 2t4 it 18 21 2! 214 8 » S 6 6t 7 6 fi 104 8, ll. bru brown brown lark Hitudy U. brn rirown it. brn i. brn > audy hazel It. brn hazel blue blue hazel brown grey blue grey fur freah freah dark trash freah fresh freah freah freah i'ey; t » eed white slop; mole twueJ; moleskin black ; tweed twee! • lack ; cord blue; drab tufiian; black " i. iie slop; cord blue; grey 9 Nov. 10 Nov. 1 k Nuv. 14 Nov. 8 Nov. 7 Nov. 9 Nov. 12 Nov. 11 N . v. i7 Nov. Nortliampt. Pererbr,,' Li » orpool Hamilton Cork Liverpool ' llw. tfow Falkirk Aylesbury Kilmmruock recruit, attested * Canada Weit rso'uit, attested otl 1. ave to Birmingham off furlough to Montreal rtcruit, net turgically inspected ditto di to recruit, « uraically impeded nail iff loft forefinger; recruit recruit, surgically inspected reoruii, not smgically inspeoted ditto scar on forehead; recruit li'tt t » o teeth; recruit recruit, not aurg cally inspected ditto ditto DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA. OPJIP iO, NAME. use. no. I OOEtrS. WHEBB BOW. TEADE. PACE. COAX & TE0UBHE3. OATE OT DWUEBTH. PLACE OP BE6EBTION. fiTASKf. 1 AND BEMARKfl, 74* 95 746% 74697 74698 7469a 74700 74701 74702 74703 71701 Daniel Dullanty James Green James Hosey Patrick Maloney William Pattison James Shaw Timothy Connell Richard Field William Evans Richard Ward 2361 22 SO 2169 1520 18211 22- 58 2101 249n 2683 2822 2nd Derby ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Monmthshre* ditto ditto Gloseop, Derby Lambley, Notts Brimington, Derby - ilk era, Gal way Barlburough, Derby Oldl am, Lancashire Galway Tonhall, Cork Tredegar, Monmouth Nantyelo tailor collier ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto black - mith puddler labourer sandy brewn sandy dark brown brown brown blue grey hazel dark brown hazel brown fresh tresh tresh fresh fresh fresh tresh 1 Oct. 24, Sept. 1 Out. 1 Oot. 1 Oct. 1 Oct. 1 Oct. 10 May 10 May 10 May Chesterfield ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Monmouth ditto ditto * absent from wear on left forefinger scar on upper lip, mark on baek seir oyer right eyobrow blue marks right side of right eye scar on left choek fjl^ supp. gc ne to America * absent from tf^ supp. in 23rd Foot 74705 John Smith 2870 ditto Abergavenny ditto lO May ditto 7470S John Jones 28* 0 ditto Monmouth mason LO May ditto 74707 Joseph Fellows 2858 ditto ditto forgeman 10 May ditto 74708 Richard Bullock 3026 ditto Goodrich, Hereford labourer - - — — — • lO May ditto supp. enlisted 74709 James Jones 3089 ditto G& rraway wheelwrght 10 May ditto reported dead 74710 John V. Weare 3165 ditto Monmouth tai or - - — —. — i 10 May ditto 74711 George Bluett 3197 ditto Newnham, Gloucester masou - - — — — 10 Mav ditto sentenced to 7 years' penal servitude 74712 Maitkew Burridge 3279 diito > ailsea, Somerset collier - - — — — 10 May ditto supp. goue to Queensland 74713 James Gay 3351 ditto Newport, Monmouth labourer - - — — — — 10 Mav ditto 74714 John Morgan .1354. ditto di'to carver - - — — — — 10 May ditto 74716 74716 74717 74718 74719 74720 74721 74722 71723 74724 James Morley George Goodwin John Murphy Michael Donoghue John Enright William Thomas Thomas Greene James Williams Josiah Gould Henry Hawkins 337" 3379 3392 3539 3.78 36IH 3SH 3672 3t> 76 3 8fi ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Cork Abergavenny, Monm. Mallow, C. rk Valencia, Kerry Ballylong ord Bedweit), Monmouth Cheltenham, Glouc. Bristol Stroud Newport, Monmoutl puddler gri om labourer ditto ditto enginedrivr. pud ler puncler labourer plasterer 10 May 10 May 10 May lO Uav 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 May jlO May ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto reported dead supp. residing in Cardiff 74725 John Lewis 36a4 ditto Lianweuartn, Munui. labourer - - — — lO May ditto 7472ri Thomas Connell 3740 ditto Cahiroiveeen, Kerry ditto - - — — . —- 10 May ditto 74727 Michael Matthews 3574 ditto Newtown, Limerick ditto - - — — — 10 May ditto 74728 74729 74730 74731 74733 74733 74734 ADMIRALTY, November 26, 1866. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service. KAMI. SHIP DE8EBTJD 0B DI3- CHAHGKD FB0M. BATING. • 123. WHERE BORN. FACE. MARK8 Aim RRM^ Bira . Thomas E. Johnston Joseph H. Gilbert Wm. Henry Clarke Charles J. Priddy James Pearce Henry Southwood John Moon Thomas Wittle James Cooper Joseph E. Turner John R. Darby William Alford John Williams Josh. Cartwright Stephen W. Tucker John Brown Frederick Duke James Allen H. Hemmings Mark Crowther George Knowles Francis Trout John Eling Josh. Woodman William West Willam Burnder James Crawley Henry Taylor Archibald Baven John Harris Henry Rose John Hurley Henri Spitier Henry Hilman Phillip Rogers William Burrell James Freeman Richard Horron Matt. Quinney Josh, brooking Josh. Davis Thomas Jasper Andrew Dilling Peter Glinn Isaac Tuck Thomas Bishop James Ahearn William Stent Ed. Slade James Moore David Barnes John J. Wood Josh. Tidey James Gillam William Riley C. W. Bignell John Lewis Henry Vickers Vie, strrgnlrr 21 Nov. stoker, 2nd class 22 6 10 Cambridge, straggler 19 Nov. private, K. Marines 39 ( 8 Utliain, desener 5 Nov. ship's steward 26 5 54 Cunouut, deserter 9 Nov. ordinary 21 t 7 Octo/ i, straggler 20 Nov. rope maker 37 6 0J difo 20 Nov. ordinary 19 5 5) ditto 20 Nov. stoker 23 5 4 Firnrd, straggler 16 Nov. stoker 22 6 74 ditto 16 Nov. boy, 1st class IX S 04 Implacable, deserter 15 Nov. boy, 2nd class 17 4 11 ^ sio, de erier 1 Nov. carpenter's mate sailmaker's crew 37 5 71 St. Vincent, deserter 9 Nov. 21 5 4 Fisgard, straggler 13 Nov. ordinary IS 5 2 ditto 10 Nov. A. B. 21 6 3 ditto 12 Nov. ordinary 22 6 2 ditto 8 Nov. A. B. 21 5 24 ditto 13 Nov. stoker 31 6 6 Bristol, deserter 12 Nov. A. B. 27 5 4 nino 13 Nov. ward- room servant 23 S 4 Boscawen, deserter 28 O.' t. boy, 2nd class 15 5 14 Sylvia, straggler 11 Nov. ordinary 18 4 11 Ocean, deserter 13 Nov. ditto 24 6 7 diito 13 Nov. ditto 25 5 2 ditto 13 Nov. A. B. 24 S 5 ditto 13 Nov. ordinaiy 21 5 4 ditto 13 Nov. ditto 22 5 6 diito 13 Nov. A. B. 23 6 8 ditto 13 N'. v. ditto 21 5 6 ditto 13 Nov. ditto 20 S 8 ditto 13 Nov. bandsman 35 6 8 ditto 13 Nov. ditto 27 5 6 ditto 13 Nov. A. B. 29 5 84 Cambridge, straggler 12 Nov. private, K. Marines 19 S 6 Hector, discharged 8 Nov. ordinary 18 1 m ditto 8 Nov. ditto 18 4 10 « Sylvia, straggler 9 Nuv. A. B. 29 6 54 ditto 9 Nov. ordinary ltf 1 us Cambridge, shaggier 6 Nuv. A. B. 23 4 84 Ocean, deserter 12 Nov. ordinary 23 6 7 ditto 12 Nov. boy, 1st class 17 6 0 ditto 12 Nov. stoker 36 6 5 ditto 12 Nov. ordinary 25 6 S ditto 12 Nov. gunner, R. M. A. 27 5 9 ditto 11 Nov. ordinary IS 5 S ditto 11 Nov. ditto 18 & 4 ditto 11 Nov. A. B. 24 5 44 ditto 11 N. v. leading seaman 2S 5 6 ditto 11 Nov. A. B. 25 6 6 ditto 11 Nov. ordinary 19 S 7 Liverpool, deserter 29 Oot. gunner, R. M. A, 21 & 9 JltlO 29 Oct. ditto 33 5 9 Oct an, straggler 9 Nov. private, R. Marines 24 5 7 ditto 8 Nov. ordinary 20 5 6 Jackal, straggler 8 Nov. AB. 21 5 7 Boscuwen, deserter 24 Oct. boy, 2nd class 16 S 3 diuo 21 Oct. ditto 15 5 2 Victory, deserter 2 Nov. carpenter's crew 21 5 5 Vixen, stra g'er 3 Nov. quartermaster 2< 5 t; Canopvs, deserter 3 Oct. ori. inary 22 6 2 Oita i, deserter 6 Nov. stoker 2 « 6 fi Devi nport Teignmiuth, Devon Piiiiht- o, London 1 rieiol Fowey, Cornwall Plymouth Si. German's, Cornwall Cawsand, Cornwall St. Pan eras, London Chesi er Cuwes, Isle of Wight Southampton London Woolwich, Kent Dover, Kent Berlin nusey, Louden Lambeth, London East Indies Guildford, Surrey Bradford, Y. j'kst ire Clerkenvell, London Clysc St. George Oravesend Milton Abbott Plymouth Portsmouth Ci rk London I ' evonport Sou' harnpt'- n Philidelphia, America Queen si own, Cork Bath, Somerset Frunje, Somerset Portsmouth dbeernesB, Kent Twyioid, Bucks Cork Waterford Saltash Devonport Cornwall A> h burton M- yo Honiton, Devon PenrjD, Cor. wall Bally 1. ngf > rd Guilford, Suney Slonehuuse, Devon Hamburi, Worcester \ A o lwich, Kent Kii. pet n- on- Thames Exeter Shnuhally, Cork Dunetan, Staff, rd Slime ntch, London H T' dean, Hants Manchester I ler' y r> » ' h, Cumberland It. brn brown dk. brn brown brown dark dark black dk. bin brown It,, brri black It. brn dk. brn auburn It. brn brown brown brown brown brown dark brown brown It. brn brown dk. brn light brown black dark brown dk. brn light dark brown brown red dark red dark brown light brown brown brown It. brn brown dark It. brn It. brn It. brn It. brn It. brn red biown brown light brown dark blue hazel hazel grey — blue — dark — hazel -— black — h » zel — grey fresh hazel — hazel — blue — brown — blue — grey — blue — hazel — hazel — grey — , bluo dark blue blue grev brown hazel grey hazel hazel blue blue hazel grey ok. brn hazel grey blue grey grey hazel hazel blue grey grey hazel blue grey | hght grey hazel hazel blue hazel grey brown dk. brn hazel grey grey served in Tlietis, Grecian, Victoria ami Albert, and Queen £ 3 reward • W. H. O ' r gh arm, bloated face, shuffljig gait served in Inv stigator aud Bristol served in Canopus served in Orontes seived in Indus £ 1 rewari pockpittei; served in Alecto, Doterel, and InduJ ditto ditto ; served in Caledonia, Pelican, and P^ 10s. reward £ 3 reward served in Defence and Royal Sovereign £ 1 regard twj small pcais on forehead ; Berved in Warnor ditto served m Implacable, Rifleman, an 1 Leopard, ditto three women on light arm ; servei in Euryalue ditto face freckled ; served in Porjnidablt ai d Aryui ditto serve 1 in Victory, Rifleman, a-. d Leopard ditto scar ou lelt <: h- eh ; seived in Russell and Asia ditto si- rvei in Welles'et/, Childers, Tortoise, an J Orion ditto served in Cumberland lOe. reward served in t. Vinont and Dauntless scar on fore' ea 1 ; served iu Impregnable, Torch, and Dart Berved in B'ack Prince served in AmuZ'/ n served in Onmtes seived in Severn. served in Doris served in C- nopus served in fei/ usa served iu ( Jrontes — served in Lord Clyde fair dark served in St. Vincent ditto serven iu Boscawen, Mceander, Algiers, Spanker, and Iru ecar on lett eye ; tcivei in Jmpregntible, Phaebe, and Fisqard cross eyed ; served in Royal AUeiuiae, Actceon, and RattlesnaJkr served in Severn scar over riehr. eye; served in Tribune seived in Indus mark on breast ; served in Severn serve 1 in Defence served in Bluck Prince served in Styx and C ambridge freckle! ; wive I in Severn served in Bieuk Prince J served iu Canopus served in Oro-. tes £ 3 reward diito served in Orion ' I).' t n left side served in Severn served in Hoyue and Medina ll/ s reward siar on lelt ti uu. b ; served in Pisgcuxl ditto Bear on left CL eek ; ditto £ 1 reward served in Victory, Sidon, Termagant, Oberon, and Leopard served in lit" lea Jio reward will be given in tneau cases U Apprehended within the precincts or a pori where a regular Police 1* organized, but ail reasonable expenses will be paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. SAME. WHBBE BOBIt. rilZl. HAIR. PAOB. OOAT & TBOUSEE8. DATE OT FLAOB OF DRRRBTN. DBSBBTION. 16 Nov. Woolwich • 14. Nov. ditto undress uniform 30 Oct. KirkHale uniform 11 Nov. Chat ham undress uniform 13 Nov. ditto 12 Nov. Woolwich 10 Nov. ditto 31 Oct. Plymouth lai k; oord 5 Nov. Bury St. K. tweed 31 Oct. Romford MARKS awo BBMABES * Glouceaterih." » ali& s Jm Samuel Hancock Thomas Abbott David Greenough Daniel McCarthy Thomas Pope George Fothergill Wm. Woodhouse William Williams George Brown Thomas Comless Woilwich Woion- under- Edge* porter 32 b b brown ha/. el dark ditto Canterbury servant 30 i 6 7 It. brn grey freck. Portsmouth N n ham pton miller 194 6 7 brt wn grey fair Chat bum Newington, Surrey labourer 2 \ 6 b4 brown lia/. el fresh ditto Manchester painter 22 b 64 brown hazel fair Woolwich Terrington, Yorkshire groom 204 5 94 It. brn grey tresh ditto Nottingham labourer 23* 6 6 brown brown fresh Plymouth Cli » ham Ltsleard, Cornwall miner 204 6 5} • 1k. bre hazel pale Glensford, Suffolk labourer 22 5 64 brnwn grev fresh ditto Sir, ud, 01. ucester Ipainier 23 5 9 black dk. brn nark off furlough to Newcaslle- on- Xyne D pockpitted recruit, attested > ec ui', not surgically inspeoted Lot- eon: PRLSTKD ton Ht^. IAAjKaxr'& SIAHO> K* l* Ovtmu. BI UAJUUKOH AJSD toorta, 6 « . NU. htuk'* U^ K, VV . GO