LICE ^ xibimetf CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in cases of Felony, and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, repuitt Thieves, and Offenders escaped 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, and other marks oj 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. 4341 MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1866. Notice.— It is requested that all communications for the pur- pose of obtaining or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen property, may bear the Signature of the person requiring or sending the same, and all applications in reference to 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 shouVa t> e appre- hended, and the Name is given, it is indispensably necessary that an Information should be made and sworn to before a Magistrate, of the Offence charged, and an attested copy thereof, together with the Idvertisement, forwarded to the Editor for insertion. As no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, all ILetters addressed to the Editor rmi^ t toe 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 Mall, London, S. W.," as they cannot be published without his authority. 1 N F O R M A T IO N S MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. Absconded from Bishopswood, in the parish of Otterford, in the county of Somerset, four men, charged with night poaching, on the grounds of the Right Honourable Viscount Sidmouth, in the parish of Up Ottery, on the 28th ultimo, and wounding John Halford and John Hoskens, gamekeepers, with intent tg> do grievous bodily harm, and for whose appre- hension warrants have been granted : WILLIAM WILLIE, about 30 years of age, about 6 feet 9 inches high, well made, fresh complexion, brown hair and whiskers under the chin ; dressed in an old speckled coat fustian troupers, and lace- up boots ; is a quarryman. He has been previously convicted, and is a returned convict. WILLIAM WELSH, about 26 years of age. 5 feet 8 inches high, red chubby face, stout built, dark hair, and little whiskers ; diessed in an old velveteen jacket, corduroy trousers, and lace- up boots ; is also a quarryman. JOHN EVERY, about 26 years ot age, 5 feet 9 inches high, very dark hair and whiskers, fresh complexion ; dressed in fustian jacket and trousers, and lace- up boots ; is also a quarry- man. These three men generally work at Lime Quarries. HENRY DOBLE, about 18 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, brown hair, and dirty appearance ; dressed in old fustian jacket and trousers, or he may be wearing a white slop ; is a native of Up Ottery, Devon. Three of the men were seen going towards Taunton, on the 28th ultimo. - A. reward of i' 50 is offered to be paid to any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of Such of the offenders as are not. yet in custody, on appli- cation to Mr. William Kitch, Bailiff, Up Ottery. Information to be given to Superintendent Dore, Devon County Constabulary, Police Station, Honiton, or to Sergeant Eckford " Who holds warrants for their apprehension.— Bow- street, Dt conber 7. Further information of JOSEPH EVANS, a native of Llanonno, Radnorshire, advertised in » he Police Gazette of the 26th. ultimo, charged with shooting Thomas George, on the 23rd ultimo, with intent to kill and murder him, in the parish of Abbtjycwinhir, in the county of Radnor : it is supposed that h^ Jtias cut off his whiskers and changed his dress, and that he will endeavour to get to America, where he has a half brother living. Evaus is a small farmer and baptist preacher. 4J60 reward will be pain by George H. Phillips, Esq., of Abbey- cwmhir, for his apprehension and conviction. Information to he given to Superintendent Constance, Penybont, who holds a Warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, December 6. A warrant has been issued against GEORGE WOOD, charged with forgery, and obtaining upwards of £ 4000. He is about 38 years of age, 6 feet 9 inches high, brown hair, grey eyeB, light reddish- brown whiskers, pockmarked face, one side Slightly more than the other, thin features, slender make, looks' wiry and active, fresh complexion, speaks with a quick sharp tone, and usually dresses in hat or brown wideawake, blue pea jacket, dark vest and trousers, and sometimes a brown cloak; has been in business at Sunderland, Durham, as a wood buyer and merchant for some years. Any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and convic- tion of the said George Wood will be handsomely rewarded, or 6 per cent., will be paid upon the amount found upon him. Information to be given to Chief Constable Stainsby, Sunder- land, Durham.— Bow- street, December 3. FORGERY. GEORGE WOOD, charged with forgery at Sunderland, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 3rd instant, has been apprehended in Westmorland.— Bow- street, December 10. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. Licence holder, No. 96{ 3, GEORGE COLLINS, alias JOHN HEATH, who was advertised in the Police Gazette of the 16th ultimo, has been apprehended at Abingdon, Berk- shire, and committed for trial at the next assizes for arson. Information to he given to Superintendent Embery, Tunbridge Wells, Kent.— Bow- street, December 10. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. During the night of the fith instant, the shoemaker's shop of Mr. James Parkyn, Denby, was broken into, and a but of English soleing Leather : two sides of cow Leather ; a pair of new half Wellington Boots, 9 size, a pair of unfinished blucher Boots, 8 size, lasts in boots, nails in the heels ; a pair of women'* leather Tops, lace- up fronts, 5 size; and two large pieces of sole Leather ; were stolen therefrom. Information to be given to Superintendent Rust, Superintendent's Office. Headon ; to Inspector Kerry, Smalley ; to Sergeant Mosley, Ripley ; or at any of the County Police Stations in Derbyahire.— Bow- street, December 10. Between 1 and 3 p. m. on the 7th instant, the cottage of John Amey, gardener, Effingham, Surrey, was broken into, and a very old Fiddle, which has been repaired with screws, and an old green Bag, stolen therefrom. Information to be given to Superintendent Page, Surrey Constabulary, Dorking, or at the Police Station, Letherhead, Surrey.— Bow- street, December 10. During the night of the 8th instant the house of the Rev. Father Johnson, at Skipton, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom : two Sovereigns five or six Shillings in silver aud copper, 2 lbs. of Moist Sugar, ^- lb. of black Tea, in lead coloured paper, ' W. Stockdale, Grocer, Skipton " printed thereon, a Mutton Chop, and half a loaf of Bread. Information to be given to Superintendent Lottey, West Riding Constabulary, Skipton, Yorkshire.— Bow- strut, December 10. Between the hours of 10 p. m. and* 4 a. m. on the night of the 6th instant, the stable belonging to Mr. John Holliday, at the parish of Barnsboro, was broken open, and the following articles, the property of William Petch, the groom, were stolen therefrom, viz. : an old black mohair top Coat, very much worn, with two outside pockets, and has only two buttons upop it at the top, iu the pockets were a pair of woollen glove » , with a piece of red at the tops, and a yellow coloured woollen Muffler ; also a dark tweed cloth Jacket and Vest, both rather worn, with two holed bone buttons upon them. Supposed by tramps who may be wearing the stolen articles. Information to be given to Superintendent Wright, East Riding Constabulary, Police Station, Leven, near Bever- ley, Yorkshire.— Bow street, December 10. Between 11 a. m. and 1 p. m. on the 7th instant, the cottage of David Jones, near Holywell, was broken and entered, aud stolen therefrom a Suit of brown tweed, the jacket is made sac fashion, the vest has a roll collar, the trousers a large flap, in good condition ; aud a pair of black cloth Trousers, haif worn. Tramps are su- pec ted. Information to be given to Superintendent Adams, Holywell, North Wales.— Bow- tt., December 10. Between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. on the fith instant the dwelling- house of John Hallam, of Burnaston, near Derby, was broken into, and a pair of dark mixture cloth Trousers, about half worn, fly fronts ; a dark cloth Waistcoat, boy's size ; a blaek scarf Shawl, torn at one end and darned; and a white calico Skirt, with three tucks, stolen therefrom. The trousers and waistcoat have been found pledged at Derby, by a man, 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 6 inches high, proportionate make, dark complexion, no whiskers ; dressed in blue pilot round jacket, double breasted grey waistcoat buttoned very high, fustian trousers, and cap similar to those worn by engine- drivers with broad top. Information to be given to Super- intendent Whieldon, Litchurch, near Derby.— Bow- street, December 10. Stolen, by means of housebreaking, on the 3rd instant, from Garthucha, in the parish of Llandilofawr, Breconehire : a dark cloth double- breasted Over Coat, lined with red striped flannel, and pockets outside ; a brown cloth Coat and Waist- coat, with buttons of same colour ; a pair of cloth Trousers, with small brown spots; a pair of lace- up Boots, without nails ; and several other articles of Clothing. Supposed by two tramps : one is about 25 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, slender make, and dark complexion; the other is from 25 to 30 years of age, stout make, dark complexion, with rather thick lips ; they are wearing the stolen property. In- formation to be given to Superintendant Price, County Con- stabulary, Brecon.— Bow- street, December 10. During the night of the 3rd instant, the cottage of Robert Holt, at Fishponds, Gloucestershire, was burglariously entered aud the following property stolen therefrom : 6 calico Sheets, 2 diaper Towels, 1 Counterpane, marked ' J. C. 2 flannel Petticoats, 2 flannel Vests, marked ' C ;' 3 cilico Sheets, 2 flannel Shirts, 1 flannel Petticoat, marked ' H '; 2calico Sheets, marked ' M;' 1 silk pocket Handkerchief, red and white colour, and a canvas Bag with a round piece in the bottom similar to those used by soldiers; and two fancy woollen Shirts. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Rawle, Staple Hill, near Bristol.— Bow- street, December 10. The tramping shoemaker charged with stealing Boots, &. C., at Tunbridge Wells, has been apprehended and committed for trial tit the next Maidstone Quarter Sessions ; he gave the name of ALFRED GEORGE HALL, and states he is a native of Cambridge. Information to be given to Superintendent Embery, Tunbridge Wells, Ktul- Bow- street, December 10. Further particulars respecting JAMES PEARSON, alias WILLIAM JOHNS, alias JAMES HOWELL, who committed a burglary in the city of Oxford on the 4th, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 16th ultimo : the scars on the right side of his neck are scrofula marks, he has also a scar on right breast; he is a gunmaker, sometimes hawks type in frames for marking linen, usually sleeps in lodging- houses or low public- houses, and is supposed to be making his way to some seaport town tor the purpose of emigrating. £ 25 reward will be paid for his apprehension and conviction, and recovery of the property stolen and described in the Police Gazette of the 7th ult. Information to be given to Inspector Savage, University Police, Oxford, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, December 7. During the night of the 4th instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. Thomas Woodward, of Bridge- street, Worksop, tailor and woollen draper, was burglariously entered, and the following property stolen therefrom : eight new cloth Overcoats, mixed colours, some of thein have black velvet collars; a new light- coloured witney sac Overcoat, with black velvet collar, double machine- stitched edges, and pockets in front; and a new Russel cord Coat, very large. Information to be given to Superintendent Wimant, County Police Station, Worksop, Notts.— Bow- street, December 7. During the night of the 4th instant, Langdon Villa, Charlton Kings, the residence of Captain G. B, Cornish, was broken and entered, and the following silver articles were stolen therefrom, viz.: a pair of Sugar Tongs, marked' G. 11. C.'; a Sugar Sifter, marked ' G. B. C.' in monogram; 5 Mustard Spoons, three marked ' H.' and two ' G. B. C.' ( four of these Spoons are like Salt Spoons); 4 four- cornered Cruet Stands; aud a Top off a Pepper Castor. £ 5 reward will be paid to any person who wiii g: • such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, In- formation to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Chelten- ham, Glouces'ershire.— Bow- strect, December 7. i Between 2 and 6 am. on the 5th instant the dwelling- house of Edward Terry, miller, Worth, was broken and entered, and a white sample Bag, marked ' Geo. Oldlield, St. Bartholomew's,' containing ill in gold and silver Coina, and a twill sample Bag, containing several copper Coins, stolen therefrom. Information to be given to Superintendent Stokes, Ktnt County Constabulary, Sandwich.— Bow- street, December 7. Stolen by means of housebreaking, on the 2nd instant, from Alma- Bireet, Hartlepool, the property of Mr. Robert Newton: 4 large silver Table Spoons, marked ' N.' 5 small silver Tea Spoon?, old fashioned, marked ' J, E. S.' 1 pair of silver Sugar Tongs, marked ' N.' 1 silver Salt Spoon, marked ' N.' 1 silver Mustard Spoon, marked ' J. A. H.' 6 silver hafied Knives, smail size, quite new. 1 small gold mourning Brooch, with hair in the centre. Information to be given to Head Constable Waters, Police Station, Hartlepool.— Bou>- street, December 5. Between 11 p m. on the 28th and 6 p. m. on the 29th ultimo, the dwelling- house of Mr. Thomas Wostenholm, pawnbroker, Bridge- street, Bel per, was entered, and the fol- lowing property solen : a tilver Geneva Watch, worn bare; a German silver Watch, Fiench movement; a German silver Watch ; a silver Watch, No. 400; a German silver Watch, No. 3606 ; several old fashioned silver Wutches; eight or nine gold wedding Rings ; two coral Necklaces; pilot Overcoata; pilot Jackets; cotton cord and cloth Trousers; about 8s. worth of Postage Stamps ; £ 3 10s. in Silver; 4s. or 5s. in Copper; a low soft felt Hat; a silver Watch, No. 692. The offender or offenders < eft behind them a pair of old dirty moleBkin trousers, very greasy, patched with dark brown cloth, lined with flannel, a pair of blue stockings, a pair of stockiug legs, and an old black cloth vest: it is supposed they came Irom Sheffield. £ 3 3s. reward will be paid to any person giving such infor- mation as shall lead to the recovery of the property and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superintendent Shawe, Constabulary Office, Belper, near Derby,— Bow- street, December 3. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen from Burwell, on the night of the 7th instant, a yellow bay cart Horse, white face, light coloured or white legs, aged, rough, and in rather low condition. The Horse in the possession of three gipsey looking men, one riding, the others walking, passed through Bourne Bridge toll gate, on the road towards Chesterford and London, at 6 a m. on the 8th instant. Information to be given to Superintendent Benson, Cambs.— Bow- street, December 10. Stolen on the 5th instant, from Arundel- st., Strand, a Pony and Cart: the pony 13£ hands high, mouse colour, ring from collar, scar on forehead, off hind fetlock while: the cart painted dark green, picked out with white, back panel cracked off shaft spliced in stop, ' Robert Fear, Walthamstow' on near shaft. By a man, 35 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion and whiskers ; dressed in an old black rough coat, and billy : ock hat.— Metropolitan Police, F Division Dec. 10. Supposed t « have been stolen, during the night of the 2 POLICE GAZETTE; December 10. 3rd instant, from a marsh at West Thurrock, the property of Charles May, butcher, a dark bay nag Mare, in toa], aged, about 15 hands high, clean legs, switch tail, in low condition. Information to be given at the Police Station, Oraett, Essex.— Bow- itrect, Dicembcr 7. Supposed stolen from a field at Bratton, Salop, on the night of the 30th ultimo, the property of Mrs. Plant, a dark brown cob Pony, G years old, and a wagon Colt, rising 2 years old, roan colour, white blaze down face, three white fetlocks ; both are in good condition, and have rough hair, having been out in the fields. Information to be given to Chief Super- intendent Richardson or to Sergeant Christie, Wellington, Silop.- Soic- s.' rcci, December 7. Stolen from a field in the borough of Portsmouth, on the 16th ultimo, a brown nag Mare, rising G years, about 13 hands high, tail cut short and square, and has the hair rubbed off one knee. Iritormation to be given to Chiet Superintendent Barber, Portsmouth.— Bow- street, December 7. Supposed to have been stolen from a field at Rowley Regis, on the ; 0th ultimo, a bay horse Pony, 3 years old, 13 hands high, and has a lump on one side of face. Information to be given to Superintendent Mills, Police Station, Brierley Hill, Staffordshire.— Bow- strut, December 7. Found in the borough of Middlesbrough, about 3 months ago, and supposed to have been stolen, a dark grey Pony, about 14 hands high, t wo years old, has never been shod. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Saggerson, Middlesbrough. — Bou- itreet, December 5. Supposed io have been stolen on the night of the 24th ult., from a held at Downton Castle, Herefordshire, a brown mare Pony, aged, from 12 to 13 hands high, supposed a few white hairs on the back under the saddle, a little white on one of the hind feet, mane turning to the left, tail cut square at the hocks, and in good condition, the property of A. R. Boughton Knight, Esq, Downton Castle, information to be given to Superintendent Dykes, County Police Station, Leominster, or to Police Constable Jones, Constabulary Station, Leintwardine, Herefordshire.— Boa- street, December 5. Stolen from Albury, Surrey, oil the 29th ultimo, a black mare Pony, 2 years old, about 12 hands high, in low condition, has a small white spot above near hind hoof, and the tail has been wrung by the crupper. It has been traced to Epsom. Information to be given to the Deputy Chief Constable of Surrey, Guildford.— Bow- street, December 5. Further information respecting the Horse and Dog Cart, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 21st ultimo: it is supposed that the person who hired them may put up at an hotel, and having run up an account, leave them in pledge. A reward of £ b will he given for such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender and recovery of the property, on application to the Worcester City Police.— Bou>- st., Dec. 5. Supposed to have been stolen since the 23rd ultimo, from Abbotts Court Farm, in the parish ot lloo, the property of Edward Lake, Esq , 4 Maiden Kent Ewes, marked ' E. L.' on the near shoulder, if ear marked, fork mark in off ear. Infor- mation to bs given to Superintendent Everest, Chatham. —. Bow- street, December 3. Supposed to have been stolen on the 27th ultimo, from the Old Wood Common, parish of Tenbury, the property of Mr. Edward Palmer, a 2- year old chesuut Mare, 14 bauds high, bang tail, aud white blaze down face. Information to be given to Sergeant Merrefield, Police Station, Tenbury, Worcester- shire.— Bow- street, December 3. Supposed to have been stolen fron) ft fold near Scraps- gate, in the parish of Minster, Sheppy, Kent, on the night of the 27th ultimo, four Kent Lambs, marked ' A. T.' on near shoulder or hip iu pitch, and a small piece clipped out of near ear. Information to be given to Superintendent Gieen, Kent Constabulary, Sittingboume, or to Sergeant Noakes, County Police Station, Sheerness, Kent.— Bow- street, December 3. Supposed to have been stolen on the night of the 25th ultimo, from a field at. Gospel End, Sedgley, 3 ewe Sheep, marked 1 J. H.' on left side, also two Ewes, and one Wether, marked 1 W.' and crown on right side, the property of John Hickman. Information to be given to Sergeant Tomlinson, Police Station, Sedgley, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, December 3 Found straying in Romford, an 1 supposed to have been stolen, on the 12th ultimo, a bay mare Col', nag breed, year old, about 13 hinds high, small wliiie mark on hind fetlocks, long tail, and in low condition. Information to he given at the Police Station, Romford, Essex..— Bow- street, Dec. 3. coat, grey trousers, and black hat.— Metropolitan Police, M Division, December 10. Absconded from East Bergholt, Suffolk, on the 27th ult. charged with stealing two Skeps of stock hees with honey, the property of John Parker : EDWARD, alias TAMPIN MUL- LETT, liighler : about 30 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, light complexion, light brown hair, and whiskers inclined to sandy ; dressed in a dark velveeen frock coat, dark trousers, waistcoat and cap, and heavy lace- up high shoes. Information to be given to Police Constable Gobbett, East Bergholt, Suffolk, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Boto- street, Dec. 10. Description of WILLIAM TAYLOR, alias CURLEY, a tramping labourer, who absconded from Great Grimsby on the 6th instant, charged with stealing a Top Coat, lined with blue ( red stripe); a black cloth Dress Coat, bound with black braid, pockets outside, one of which has been burnt through by a match ; a black cloth Waistcoat with sleeves, left pocket has a small patch on it ; a pair of mixture cloth Trousers with three large brass buttons ut the bottom of each leg ; a blue and red print Shirt, with four button holes 011 bosom, and five buttons to each, forming a diamond round each hole ; a red silk Handkerchief, with red and white flowers ; a flat top soft billycock Hat; a silver Watch, ' Spilsby ' engraved on plate ; a steel Chain, to which is attached two Seals, one bone, the other jet, and a copper Axe ; the property of Edward Perkins, with whom Taylor lodged a short time : he is about 34 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, proportionate make, black curly hair ( rather long), a little hair on end of chin, a black mark on bridge of nose, which has been br< ken and is rather on ouo side, walks badly, feet turns out, takes short steps, and carries his head down ; dressed in white slop, fustian trousers, and btrong navvy boots with plates on the toes. He is well known in Hull, Market Rasen, ;. nd Lincoln, and was seen going fmm Hull in the direction of Lincoln on the day after the robbery, and is supposed to have disposed of the Btolen property in Hull. Information to be given to Chief Superin- tendent" Campbell, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, December 10. A warrant has been issued for the apprehension of GROVES HICKMOTT, late of Tun! ridge Wells, hair dresser, who i s charged with stealing, in July last ( under the Fraudulent Bailee Act), a Gun ( since recovered). He is about 26 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, dark hair and mous- tache, rather pointed chin, and dressed respectably in dark coat, light trousers, and high- crown d hlack hat. He is sup- posed to be in the neighbourhood of the Borough, and is well known in the neighbourhood of Powis- place, Notting- hill, London. Information to be given to Superintendent Embery, Tunbridge Wells, Kent.— Bow- street, December 10. A warrant has been issued for the apprehension of ELLEN OSBORNE, charged with stealing. from her furnished lodgings at Tunbridge Wells, a Blanket ( found pledged), a Table Cloth, and a Knife. She is about 27 years of age, middle height, rather dark complexion, lost two upper front teeth, and dressed when she left in a dark dress and cloak, straw hat, and frequently wears a bonnet; works occasionally as a laundress. Her mother lives at Sydenham, at which place she is likely to be found. Information to be given to Superintendent Embery, Tunbridge Wells, Kent,— Bou>- Uriet, December 10. A warrant has been issued for the apprehension of GEORGE TURNER, late of Tunbridge Wells, who is charged with stealing, on the 25th ultimo, an old- fashioned silver Watch, double cased, figured face, maker Loof, No. 4344, a rusty steel Chain, a large leather Purse, aud £ 3 in Money, the property of his master, Frederick Hales. He is about 18 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, long legs, dark hair and complexion, no whiskers, full face, and dressed in a dark blue overcoat and slop, tight fitting cord trousers, and low- crowned hat; he had with him a pair of sailor's loose trousers, which he might be wearing. His mother resides at Upper Kirby, near Colchester, Essex. Information to be given to Superintendent Embery, Tunbridge Wells, Kent.— Bow- street, December 10. J^ ARCEFYAND EKBEZZLEMEN Ahscorded, JAMES BREWER, late a clerk to Mr. J E. Wall, railway carrier, Bristol, charged with embezzling £ 140 : he is about 28 years of age, 5 feet 0 inches high, middle size, dark brown hair and eyes, sallow complexion, thin light whiskers and moustaohe, and leans a little when walking; dressed generally in a light mixture suit, and dark howler hat. Infor- mation to he given to Chief Superintendent Handcock, Bristol, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, De- cember 10. Stolen on the 5th instant, from No. 7, Clarges- street, St. George's: 1 large cameo Brooch, with three large drops, a cameo in each. 2 Ear- rings with two cameos in each, engraved on back in gold setting ' Welcome home, Dearest.' 1 cameo gold Bracelet to match, with same inscription. 1 large amethyst Brooch, set in gold, with three large drops to match. 1 smill ditto and 1 still smaller, all amethyst. 1 gold chain Bracelet, set with a garnet drop and grey hair, marked ' S. B. 45' on back of gold. 1 large gold Locket with hair inside and 1 smaller. 1 Greek gold Pin for shirt. 2 large gold finger Rings, with stones. 1 small garnet Bracelet, gilt. 2 small garnet Brooches, gilt. 1 pair ot Ear- rings, with mock pearl drops and stones. I gilt French carriage Clock. By two men : one, about 26 years of age, 6 feet 8 inches high, dressed in a white slop; the otber, 21 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion and hair, black moustache ; dressed in dark suit and white hat, had the appearance of a clerk — Metropolitan Police, C Division, December 10. Absconded from his employers, George Inn- yard, High- street, Borough, stealing a £' 200 Note, two £ 10 Notes, and £ 15 in Gold and Silver, a traveller for hop merchants, 33 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, slight build, fresh complexion, red hair ( thin on top of the head), stoops a li'tle; dressed in black Absconded, chareed upon warrint with embezzlement, JOHN THOMAS DREWERY, late clerk at Little Bytham Adamantine Steam Works, near Stamford. Lincolnshire : about 24 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, stout build, dark grey eyes, fresh colour in cheeks, dark complexion, very dark Troueers, and a iow- crowned Hat. By his son, 22 years o age, 6 feet 6 incites high, fair complexion, light straight cut short, blue eyes. He belongs to the 48th Foot, aO_" deserted off furlough from his father's house : part of h* 5 regimentals were found in Canterbury the following day- Information to be given to Superintendent Stokes, KeO*' Constabulary, Sandwich.— Bow- street, December 6. Stolen from a dwelling- house in Martin- road, Middl^ T brough, on the 3rd instant, a pair of black cloth Trousers, lin ® ® with white calico ; a pair of lialf- wellington Boots, soled witb gutta percha; a brown cloth Vest with small white check; aO" £ 1 4s. 6d. in money : by a lodger, about 26 years of age, 5 { eet 7 or 8 inches high, fresh complexion, dark hair, whiskers, a* 1" moustache, and slenderly built; was dressed in a white slop » dark trousers, and cap ^ stated he was either a native of Hull or Market Deeping. Information to be eiven to Chief Super- intendent Saggerson, Middlesbrough Yorkshire.— Bow- street December 5. Absconded on the 3rd instant from Warrington, charged with stealing .£ 60, the property of his master, WILLIAM JAMES BEDDELL, ubout CO years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, stoops when walking, very active and qaick walker, bald on top of head, long white whiskers round b* 3 face, fresh complexion, lest all his front teeth but one on each Bide, has a good address address and accent, lived in London as a waiter at hotels, & c., is very bustling, and talks much ; dressed in black silk hat, black cloth coat, dark vest, dark grey cloth trousers, and a pair of light boots. The money consisted of £ 39 in Gold, il in Silver, and a £ 10 Bank of England Note. £ 6 reward will be paid for bis apprehension, and recovery of the property, or in proportion thereof. In- formation to be given to Head Constable Hunt, Warrington, Lancashire, who holds a warraut for his apprehension.— BoU>- street, December 6. Stolen between 1 and 5 p. m. on the 29tb ultimo, from. » dwelling- house at Eaton, the property of Joseph Hodgson, shoemaker, an old- fashioned silver verge Watch, with an old brass Guard attached. By a man, 22 or 24 years of age, f feet 7 or 8 inches high, fair complexion, dark brown hair, thin features, no whiskers, and proportionate build ; dressed in a loose dark morning coat, grey mixture vest, dark trousers, white shirt with red spots, ancl black velvet cap ; he is a tramping shoemaker stated that he served his apprenticeship at Bridlington, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, and was last seen at Castleton, where he applied for relief as a tramp, and offered the watch for sale at a public- house. Information to be given to Superintendent Clark- son, Constabulary Office* Whitby, North Kidnjg of Yorkshire— Bow street, December 3. Absconded on the 8th ultimo, from the service of his employers, Messrs. Dewar, Sou < fc Sons, 12 Wood Street, Cheap- side, London, embezzling various sums of money : dAVID CONACHER, clerk, 34 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, fair complexion, small whiskers, slight moustache and hair, inclined to sandy, slender built, an 1 ot rather genteel appearance, native of Scotland. £ 20 reward will be paid to any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension of said David Conacher. Information to be given to Messrs Ashurst, Morri", & Co. Solicitors, G, Old Jewry, or to Inspector Hamilton, City of London Police, Detective Otfibe, Old Jewry, E. C.— Bow- street, December 3. Absconded on the 29th ultimo, from No. 11, Maiden- lan « , Covent- garden, stealing £ 45 in Gold, £ 30 in Notes, and three Cheques, crossed, one for £ 3 lGs., one for £ 6, and one for £ 6 7s. 4d. : a man, 24 years of age, 6 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion, hair, and eyes, very light whiskers ; dressed as a butcher.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, December 3. Description of JOHN FORD, charged with embezzling various sums of money, the property of his master Messrs. Thomas, of Cardiff : he is 25 years of nge, 5 feet 8 inches high, fresh complexion, large whiskers and moustache, inclined to be sandy ; dressed respectably, but likes low company, walks with a stick, being at present lame from an attack'of gout. Information to be given to Superintendent Stockdale, CardifF, Glamorganshire, who holds a warrant tor his apprehension. Bow- street, December 3. Description of WILLIAM HEATHER, late butler to the Earl of Coventry, of Croome d'Abitot, for whom a warrant has brown hair, frtqueutly laughs when taking, has thick lips, ; Veen « sued' * or embezbling the moneys of his lordship : he u top lip inclined to turn up, scar on right side of top lip, marks from 35 to 40 years ot age, about 6 feet 11 inches high, brown of gunpowder on face, and small wliiskeis ; dressed in dark 1 J1" 11"' " ght brr gunpow over coat, black cloth under coat, dark cloth trousers, narrow- brimmed billycock hat, side spring boots, aud silver albert watch chain attached to a gold gilt watch. He is likely to enlist in a cavalry regiment ; he served his apprenticeship to a bucher. He left Little Bytham Station, Great Northern Railway, on the 2nd instant, by the 3 60 up train, and went from Stamford to Grantham by 9- 50 a. m. train next day, then took a ticket from Grantham to Liverpool. £ 25 reward will be paid upon his apprehension. Information to be given to Mr. Thomas Williamson, Grimsthorpe- park, Bourn, or to Superintendent Pid eon, County Po ice, Bourn, Lincolnshire. — bow- street, December 10. A warrant has been issued for the apprehension of WILLIAM GUNDRY POWNING, late of No. 192, Gresham- house, Old Broad- street, secretary to a Mining Company, upon a charge of felony: 33 years of age, 6 feet 9 inches high, brown hair, beard, and moustache, low forehead, hair parted on both sides of forehead, eyelids slightly drop, mark over lett eye about an inch long ; is a large fat man, and weighs 17 or 18 stone. £ 50 reward will be paid to any person who shall give sach information as may lead to his apprehension within six calendar months. Information to le given to Inspector Hamilton, Police Office, Old Jewry, London, E. C., or to Messrs. R. & S. Mullius, No. 68, Cheapside, London, E. C.— Bow- street, December 7. Absconded from Southampton on the 4th instant, FRED. JOHN MAY, clerk and collector, charged with embezzling several sums of money amounting t> £ 18 and upwards, the money of his employer, Alfred Joseph Gannaway : he is about 28 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fair complexion, light hair, light sandy whiskeis, high white foretiead, forward swinging gait; dressed in a light rough oveicoat, black trousers, dark vest, and black lelt hat ( American style). Information brown bushy whiskers meeting under the chin, hazel eyes, fair complexion, stoutly built, walks a little stiff on one leg ( supposed to be the right), pleasant manner, has a habit or shuwing his teeth ( winch are very good) when smiling, is of gentlemanly manners and uppearance, and of good address ; supposed to have been horn near Goodwood Sussex ; when last, heard of. in August last, he was staying « t No. 1, Charlotte- street, Pimlico, and is now supposed to be either in London or at Boulogne- sur- mtr, France ; he has 4 wife and one child, who are supposed to be now residing it London. £ 20 reward will be pa d by the Earl of Coventry for his apprehension and conviction Information to be giv « n to Superintendent Checketts, Upton- on- Severn, Worcestershire. — Bow- street, December 3. Absconded on the 26th ultimo, from No. 2, Plummet'^, row, Mile- end Old Town, stealing a brass Trumpet, two ditto bass, two brass tenor Horns, and a brass Sax Hi fn: six German musicians. 1st. 27 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high dark complexion and hair ; dressed in grey overcoat and black' cloth cap. 2nd, 20 years of age, 5 feet G inches high, dark complexion and hair, pockpitted ; dressed in grey coat, pockets with flaps, and blue cloth cap. 3rd, 17 years of age, 4 feet 10 inches high, dark complexion aud hair ; dressed in i> lQe coat and trousers, and black cap. 4th, 20 years of age, 6 Feet 2 inches high, dark complexion and hair ; dressed in blue coat trousers, and cap. 6th, 17 years of age, 4 feet 7 inches high* complexion, freckled, dark hair; dressed in German it and cap. 6th, 20 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch hig^, mnlexion and hair • dressed in hlaclf font rrrnvT 4- vz- vrtc_ sallow grey suit dark complexion hair; black coat, grey tronseU!' and cap. They are supposed to be in the feuhurbs playi^ 1 together.— Metropolitan Police, 11 Division, £> tcember 3. ® Absconded from his residence between the 22nd and ultimo, charged with embezzling the sum of £ 60 in Gold, th monies of his employer, HENRY BIRCH, managing cleji,. 0 to be given to Superintendent Enright, Southampton, who ° f^ ge' Sb° Ut t f? 1 ?* " lchf hi « h » complexi0£ holds a warrant for his apprehension.—-^ ow- sJ. eei, December 7. ! dark ha'r' blueeyesand slender make; dressed when he l6f{ rr in a surtout coat, light drub trousers, and either a hat, or Stolen on the 30th ultimo, from 40, Great Russell- street, with tassel hanging from the centre of the crown. " " Can He has complexion ; dressed in dark clothes aud hat.— Metropolitan December 3. Police, E Division, December 5. Stolen from the dwelling- house of John Claver, Barham, near Canterbury, on the morning of the 29( h ultimo, a black velvet shooting Cost, a brown Waistcoit, a pair of light cord Stolen on the 301 li ultimo, from No. 2, Devonshire ViJ » Thomhill- road, Islington : a dark melton Over Coat, lijJ with chamois leather ; a dark Vest, a blue cloth ditto: a r> Jld of dark tweed Trousers, containing three Bank of Eogl^, Notes (£ 20, £ 10, and £ 6), also a £ 6 Note of the Hertford and Gloucester Bauk : a silti Handkerchief, and a Chubb patent Key. By a man about 22 years of age, middle height, fair complexion, full face and eyes, and dres- ed in a dark grey coat and deerstalker hat.— Metropolitan Police, Y Division, Dec. 3. Stolen from the cottage of Mark Blunn, at the Whetty, Bromsgrove, a pair of men's Boots with elastic sides, soles fas- tened with copper ribbets, by a man who was lodging in the house and who absconded on the 28th ultimo, wearing the boots. He stands about 5 feet 1 inch high; dressed in a rough brown overcoat, and has a harelip with a hole through which shows his teeth but he generally holds his handkerchief to his mouth while speaking. Information to he given to Superintendent Bervan, Bromsgrove.— Bow- slreet, December 3. Stolen during the morning of the 30th ultimo, from an outbuilding at Clogwyn Coch, Haford, elwy, the property of David Davies, labourer, a pair of half water- tight Boots, nearly new, large square nails under heels, double on the outside, two rows of smaller square nails all round the soles, with four or five rows along the middle : by a tramp of the following description, 45 years of age, 5 feet 8J inches high, dark com plexion, hair rather long, thick bushy whi- kers all round face, right eye inclined to be watery, strongly built, and active ; dressed in an old dirty drab long coat, with pockets outside, dark cap, corduroy trousers, black waistcoat, large sized cotton handkerchief, tied loosely round his neck, and wears the stolen boots ; was seen at Pontyr- Afon Gain, on the Bala and Festiniog road, about 6 pm. same day, and is supposed to have gone in the direction of Dolgellau. Information to be given to Sergeant Humphreys, Cerrigdriudwn, or to Police Constable ( 23) Williams, Pentrefoelns, Denbigh — Bow street, December 3, TELOHIES CNot otherwise described ). During the night of the 29th ultimo, St. Mary's Church, Guildford, was broken and entered, and the following articles stolen therefrom : u large white damask Communion Table- cloth, supposed marked in ink ' Booker'; two square damask . Napkins, one marked ' Booker'; two diaper Towels, marked ' St. Mary's Vestry '; two crimson silk plate Mats, used at the Offertory, with yellow silk fringe, worked in centre with silk a wreath of palm leaves ; an old red cloth Tablecover trimmed with silk fringe ; four crimson and ruby Pede Mats, about 27 in. by 20 in. ; a common square black Inkstand ; a small piece of brown Holland ; aud a coarse brown holland Bag. Information to be given to Superintendent Law, Borough Police, Guildford, Surrey.— Bow- street, December 5. round, red and black plaid Seo'ch cap, and blue- striped shirt ayes, oval face, regular features, scar on the left side of marked ' 41.' JAMES FRANKLIN, native of Manchester, neck, scar on the forefinger of left thumb, is ruptured and 16 years of age, 4 feet 8 inches high, dark complexion, black wears a truss, and has an intelligent manner. Is suspected hair, dark eyes, broad face, slight cut left side of forehead ; to have been in penal servitude or served sentences for felony, dressed in suit of corduroy, old muffler, red and black Scotch he can make and mend shoes, and is familiar with prison disci- cap, old striped shirt, clogs ironed round, marked ' 1'; has a 1 pline. Upon apprehension he immediately destroyed all his linen Bmock with him ; has parents reside at Oldbam. £ 2 clothing, which upon examination was found to belong to the will be paid on their apprehension. Information to be given Union at Saffron Waldon, in Essex : he states that during the to the Manager, North Lancashire Reformatory.— Bow- street, past year he served a sentence of six months'imprisonment in December 10. Springfield Gaol for an assault. Information to be given to Head Constable Eason, Borough Police, Wisbech, Isle of Ely, Left home on the 5th inst, at 19, London- road, St. Alban s, Bow- street December 10 JESSIE FAIRBAIRN, 17 years of age, about 5 ft 4 ins high,! ' ' _ dark complexion, good colour, short dark curly hair, grey eyes ; | On the night of the 27th ultimo, an affray with poachers dressed in an old giey linsey skirt with red flannel body with took place near Fair Oak Farm, in the parish of Up Ottery, the colour faded, thin black shawl, black beaver hat with high crown, a black quilted petticoat, a grey lissey ditto, with red stripes, and a pair of black boots. It is feared by her friends that, some ill has befallen her. Information to be given te> Mrs. Bennett, 19, London- road, St. Alban's, or to the Head Constable, Police Office, St. Alban's, Herts.— Bo> jd- street, December 10. Description of EVAN EVANS, committed to Brecon Gaol for trial at the ensuing quarter sessions for larceny : about 34 years of age, 5 feet 3J inches high, reddish brown curly hair, light blue eyes, pale complexion, marked with small pox, oval face, long peaked nose, scar under left ear, mole on back of neck, boil scar on left thigh, stout make : says he is a native of Llanidloes, has been working for the last 12 years as a mason and labourer at the Cyfartha and Aberdare ironworks, was tried Description of WILLIAM WHITING, alias GEORGE at Cardiff or Swansea about two years ago jfor stealing money. JOHNSON, a tramping shoemaker, Btales he is a native of Devon, whereby two keepers were severely injured, and one of them now lies dangerously ill. £ 80 reward will be paid to any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehen- sion and conviction of such offenders as are not yet in custody. Information to be given to William Kitch, Bailiff, Up Ottery. — Bow- street, December 7. Description of CHARLES HARRIS, shoemaker, Here- ford, supposed fictitiou", who ia committed to take his trial at the next quarter sessions for the borough of Oswestry, on a charge of stealing money from the person: 28 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, swarthy complexion, brown hair, dark eyes, flat visage, has the appearance of a pugilist. Information to be given to Superintendent Gough, or to Sergeant Duncan, Oswestry, Salop .- Bow- street, December 7. Information to be given to Superintendent Price, County Con- stabulary, Brecon.— Bow- slreet, December 10. Description of JOSEPH BETTS, who absconded from the Weston Reformatory School, Warwickshire, on the 6th instant: 17 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, slender make, pale complexion, long thin visage, hazel eyes, light brown hair, Bear centre of forehead and over left eye ; dressed in brown cord suit and cap, marked ' W. R. S.'. hie has expressed a desire to . join the army. 10s reward and all reasonable expenses will be hat, old boots, and black and white muffler rouud his neck, paid on his apprehension. Information to be given to the Chief a11 old and much worn. He is suspected of having committed Constable of Warwickshire, Kenilwortli.— Bow itreet, Dec. 10 offences elsewhere, and to have been previously convicted. Guilsborough, Northamptonshire, who was committed on the 6th instant, tor trial at the next assizes to he bolden at Aylesbury charged with arson at Great Horwood, Bucks.; he is 24 years of age, 5 feet inches liiizh, blown eyes, hair, and beard, whiskers shaved oft, fair complexion, round features, pleasant looking, square built, and dressed in mixture cloth tiousers with blue stupes, old grey mixture cloth top- cost buttoned up in front, with light velvet collar, black billycock Description of a man in custody at Cheltenham, charged with stealing a Coat and two Umbrellas on the 5th instant, and remanded until the 10th instant: he gave his name WILLIAM MORGAN, of Limerick, bricklayer, he is about 30 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, long dark whiskers on chin, Ballow complexion, and pockmarked; dressed in a blue jacket, fawn coloured hairy waistcoat, brown worsted cord trousers, and balmoral boots, nearly new. He was accom- panied by a young man about 17 yeare of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, who wore a light cap with peak, and a dark sleeved waistcoat, offences elsewhere. Constable's Office, Cheltenham.— Bow- street, December 10. Description of GEORGE WILSON, who is committed to ] F] R, AT! TI5S AKB AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Description of THOMAS GALE, who is charged with obtaining 13s. by false pretenses from Stephen Dixen, of Sevenoaks : about 40 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion and hair, no whiskers, thin face ; dressed in black billycock hat, black jacket, with white slop underneath, old take his trial at the Lewes Quarter Sessions, in January next, cird trousers, and Wellington boots cut down the toes. Infor- j charged with breaking and entering the dwelling house of mation to be given to Superintendent Col man, Sevenoaks, who Edmund Ditch, at Brede on the 10th iostaut, and stealing holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, Dec. 10. jj therefrom £ 29 10s. in Gold, about 28 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches Description of a n-. an charged with obtaining several sums hiSh> stout made, dark complexion; dressed in an old velvet of Money by false pretences from Roxton and Eaton Socon, on shooting jacket, he is supposed to be a licence holder or to be the 1st instant : about 18 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, no wanted for other offences. Information to be given to the Chief whiskers; dressed in light grey trousers, dark rep cloth waist- Constable's Office, Lewes, or to Superintendent Jeffery, GueBt- coat - without collar, short dark cloth coat, spring- side hoots, llng> near Hastings.— Bow- street, December 10. and felt hat perforated at top. Takes lodgings at private Description of JOHN GOODEN, of Compton Dundon, houses, pretends to be an excise officer or land surveyor, and jarm labourer, charged ( with two others in custody) with usually carries a book in which he pretends to make entries, night poaching, and violently assaulting a gamekeeper iu the Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Graham, employ of R. Neville Grenville, Esq., M. P., at Compton Information to be given to Sergeant Markham, Police Station, Winslow, Bucks.— Bow- street, December 7. Description of THOMAS WADE, alias SMITH, com- mitted for trial at the next Assizes at York, charged with burglary : about 25 years of » ge, 6 feet 8 inches high, fresh complexion, grey eyes, dark brown hair rather bustiy, dark whiskers and moustache, slender made; dressed in blue jacket, dark trousers, and dark Scotch cap ; says he is a labourer, and a native of Elton, near Market Deeping, Northamptonshire, it is supposed that ha has committed offences elsewhere, and They are supposed to have committed itllat he has been previously convicted. Information to be Information to be given at the Chief « iveB t0 Chief Superintendent Saggerson, Middlesbrough, • Yorkshire.— Bow- street, December 7. Bedford.— Bow- street, December 5. Dundon, on the morning of the 4th instant: he is about 25 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, proportionately built, light complexion, light hair inclined to curl, no whiskers, tuft of light hair on tip of chin, and dressed in fustian coat and vest, cord trousers, and black jimcrow bat, he may be wearing a suit J of dark clothes and high crowned hat. Information to be given to Superintendent Drewett, County Constabulary, Somerset, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- ! street, December 10. Description of licence holders who have failed to report 2VHSCELLANEOX7S INFORMATIONS. Description of a man, who says his name is CHARLES McCARTY, a commercial traveller, and formerly a clerk, in custody at Wakefield, charged with burglarii uslv entering the dwelling- house of Robert Hattersley, of Altofts, shopkeeper, between 2 and 3 a. m. on the 7th instant : 29 years of age, 5 feet 3J inches high, sallow complexion, light brown hair, errey eyes, slender build, says he was born in Leeds, has a - . . . bracelet, tree, and fish on right arm, bracelet on left ( all in themselves at a Metropolitan Police Station, as required by the blue ink), three scars on left arm, one left cheek, one left Penal Sorvitude Act, 18G4 : temple, and varicose veins in both legs ; dressed in black frock WILLIAM MORRIS, No. 24G0, 30 years of age, 6 feet 5J overcoat, silk quilted collar, black cloth body coat, light grey inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, brown eyes, doeskin trousers, brown waistcoat, white striped comforter, blind in right; was sentenced to 5 years' penal servitude at elastic- side boots, and black hat with crape rouud. There was Central Criminal Cnurt, for uttering ; his sentence will expire another man with McCarty, but he escaped, and no description 26th of January. 1867. can be given of him ; it is suspected that they have committed JOHN POTTER, No. 3352 . 23 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches offences elsewhere. A jemmy, candle, box of wax matches, high, fresh complexion, brown hair, grey eyes ; WHS sentenced knife, strap, and a bass were found in llattersley'a house after to 4 years' penal servitude at Middlesex Sessions, fi » r larceny; McCarty was apprehended. Information to be t; iven to Super- his sentence will expire 8th of March, 1807. intendent Hall, Wakefield.— Bow- street, December 10. j GEORGE CONWAY, No. 2597, 25 years of age, 4 feet 11£ „ . . ,. i t . .. TfA/-.£ T u » . *- ij » i inches high, freBh complexion, black hair, hazel eyes, freckled, Description of WILLIAM LEACH, who has failed to was 8entenced to 5 years' penal servitude at Aylesbury, for report himself at the Kingsclere Police Station as required by j housebreaking ; his sentence will expire 29th of June 1807 the ' Penal Servitude Act, 1864 =' No. 3070, 43 years of age, ^ THOMAS WILLIAMS, No. 7542, 27 years of a'ge, 5 feet 7i inches high, fair complexion, light brown hair, blue eyes, moles on belly, scars oil face, belly, left shin, and both knees ; 5 feet 6 inches high, fresh complexion, oval visage, black hah, grey - 3yes, has a scar of a burn, and is ruptured ; was sentenced to foti'i' years' penal servitude at Reading, Berks, on the 6th AprU, 1863, for larceny ; his sentence will expire 6th April, 1867. Information to be given to Superintendent Fey, Kings- clere, Hants.— Bow- street, December 10. was sentenced to 3 years' penal servitude at Middlesex Sessions, for possessing house breaking implements by night; his sen- tence will expire 21st of February, 1867. WILLIAM DELL, No. 4366, 40 years of age, 5 feet 7f Description of a man remanded to Montgomery Gaol, until inches high, sallow complexion, black hair, and dark eyes ; was the Petty Sessions at Newtown, on the 12th instant, charged sentenced to 3 years' penal servitude at Aylesbury, for house- with larceny: he gave his name THOMAS LEWIS, sup- , breaking ; his sentence will expire 3rd of April, 1H67- posed to be fictitious, says that his wife resides at No. 34,' CHARLES WATT, No. 6687, 33 years of age, 6 feet 1 inch Hood- street, Manchester, that he is a painter, and served his high, fair complexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, cupping time with Mills & Brothers. Ratcliff atreet, Bristol, he is 27 marks on breast ; was sentenced to 4 year's penal servitude at of age, 6 feet inches high, fresh complexion, dark Exeter, for larceny; his sentence will expire 29th of Juue, years —<= • . - I , a(! T brown hair, tufc of hair on chin, and moustache, grey eyes, a ! • mark from an abscess on right cheek ; dressed in a brown mixture cloth monkey jacket, dark small plaid waistcoat, old grev trousers patched on both knees, black cloth cap, and a new pair of Bide- spring boots. The following pawn tickets were found in his possession: March 8th, 1866, Waistcoat at Jane Drake, 12, Lowerhead- row, Hudder.- field, in the name of Thomas Lewis, October 8th, 1866, Trousers aud Vest, at Wm. Bailey, 8, Sheffield- road, Barnsley, in the name of Leerney, Oct. 8th, 1866, Slop, at Mary Cookson's, Manchester- street, Oldham, in the name of Harry King. Information to be given to Superintendent Danily, Newtown, Montgomeryshire. — Bow- street, December 10. Absconded from North Lancashire Reformatory on the afternoon of the 8th instant, JOHN WATSON, native of Ran Moor, Sheffield, 14£ years of age, 4 feet 8 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, rather Bquints. GARLAND KING, No. 6782, 26 years of sige, 6 feet 9 inches high, sallow complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, crucifix on right arm, set of colours on left, marks of bubo on left groin; was sentenced to 4 years' penal servitude at Devon Assizes, for burglary and robbery; his sentence will expire 24th of July, 1867. These licence holders cannot be found at the addresses given by them, and are to be apprehended by any Constable, if seen at any time prior to date of expiration of sentence, and the fact reported immediately to the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, 4, Whitehall- place, London, SW.— Metropolitan Police, December 10. JOHN WILSON, alias JAMES COLLIER, of Steeple, Essex, is remanded charged with stealing a parcel of Cloth, f'/ om a draper's shop in Wisbech, Isle of Ely : 45 or 50 ' years of age, 6 feet 3 inches high, dark complexion, brown slender make; dressed in a suit of corduroy, clogs ironed I hair and whiskers, turning grey, rather bald, brown hazel Description of MAURICE JONES, who is remanded till the 13ih instant, charged with having in his possession a dark grey cloth Overcoat with brown velvet collar, a pocket in each skirt, in one of which was a pair of brown driving gloves part covered with leather: he is 53 yeais of sge, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, Btout built, small sandy whiskers, shsves the chin, very bushy eyebrows; dressed in black billycock hat, round black jacket and vest, over which he wears a dirty white slop; states he is a native of near Oswestry, Salop. Information to be giveu to Superintendent Povey, Constabu- lary Office, Bureltin, Staffordshire,— Bow- street, December 7. Stolen from a dwelling- house at Yeadon, between the 3rd and 4th instant: three silver Tea Spoons, marked ' R. E. S.;' T one ditto, j ' A ; a silver Table Spoon, ' W. G. K.; a pair of silver Sugar Tongs and two electro- plated Gravy Spoons, marked ' R. E. S,;' a silver Caddy Spoon; two silver Salt Spoons; a silver Sugar Spoon ; and two bilver Pickle Forks, with pearl hafts. £ 2 reward will be paid for the apprehension of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, or in proportion thereto. Information to be given to Superintendent Sykes, Police Office, Otley, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, Dec. 7, Description of a man committed for trial at the next Quarter Sessions for the County of Durham, on two charges of larceny. He gives bis name JOHN DAVIDSON EMBLE- TON, alias WILLIAM TAYLOR, a seaman, about 22 years of age, 6 feet 8 inches high, sallow complexion, blue eyes rather sore, light brown hair, long and straight, slender made, a native of North Shields ; dressed in blue guernsey fiock, old cord trousers, and Sc 4ch cap. He is supposed to have been previous- ly conviction fir a similar offence at some seaport iu the South of England. Information to be giveu to Superintendent Thompson, Houghton- le- Spring, Feuce Houses, Durham.— bow- street, Decanter Ou the 27th ultimo u set of full- sized gig Harness, new, except the collar and bridle, an extra pair of reius and kicking strap, a riding Saddle, nearly new, and two double- reined Bridles, with double bits and curbs, the property of Mr. Edwin Jenkins, were stolen from his premises, at Wylde Green, Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire. The harness bridle had a plain plated rosette on each side: the hames weis silver mounted, and the buckles covered. £ 10 reward will be given to any person or persons on whose information and evidence the offender shall be apprehended and convicted, namely, £ 5 by Tne Sutton Coldfield Association for the Prosecution of Felons, aud £ 6 by Mr Jenkins. Information to be given to D- pu* y Chief Constable Bloxham, Aston, or to Messrs. Holbeche and Addenbrooke, Solicitors to the said Aisociation. — Bow- street, December 7. Description of two men in Cardigan County Prison, com- mitted for trial for larceny : HENRY ANDERTON, native of Bilston, cooper, 26 years of age, 6 teet inches high, light complexion, light liaxeu hair, blue ej es, long face, burn mark ou right hip aud on left arm below elbow, scar on left thumb ; was convicted at Carnarvon Quarter Sessions, June, 1865, and sentenced to twelve calendar months, also at Wells Summer Assizes in 1861 of arson, and sentenced to three years'penal servitude. JOHN FORD, native of Kensington, London, bricklayer's labourer, 19 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, grey eyes, rather round face, swelling inside aud below left ankle which causes a little lameness, 6car on left shin, wart on left hand. It is supposed that he has been previously convicted. Information to be given to the Governor, Cardigan County Prison.— Boa- street, December 7. Description of a man remanded till the 11th instant, at Bedale, charged with larceny : CHARLES BUSHMAN, a native of Glasgow, a tramping Bhoemaker, 27 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, dark complexion, brown eyes, dark brown hair, proportionate figure, small light whiskers under the chin, upper part of face shaved, cut on left side of forehead, broad nose, high cheek bones, and speaks with an Irish accent; dressed in a black pilot cloth coat, much worn, dark ribbed tweed vest, two pairs of trousers ( one pair brown tweed with black stripes, and bound round the top with red braid, the other black tweed with white stripes), black cloth cap fitting tight to the head, and half Wellington boots. Information to be given to Inspector Alderson, Bedale, North Biding of York- shire.— Bow- street, December 7. Description of a licence- holder who has failed to report himself at the Police Station, Bridlington, as required by ' The Penal Servitude Act, 1864': JORDAN BRITTAIN, 28 years of age, 5 feet 3} inches high, long face, brown eyes, brown hair and whiskers, fresh complexion, cut on right eye, blind of left eye: a labourer. He was sentenced to four years' penal servitude, on the 10th February, 1863, at the Eist Biding Sessions as Beverley, and cannot be found at the addiess given. If seen, lie is to be apprehended, and infor- mation to ba given to Superintendent Naylor, East Riding Constabulary, Bridlington, Yorkshire,— Bow- street, Dec. 5. Description of EDWARD FREEMAN, remanded until the 11th instant at Mark Cross, Tuubridge Wells, on a charge of larceny : says he is a native of Bed- hill, Reigate, a labourer, 30 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, dark complexion, hazel eyes, dark brown hair and whiskers, stout make; dressed in a rough dark coat, cord trousers, and black billycjck hat. It is supposed that he has been previously convicted, or that he has committed offences elsewhere. Infor- mation to lie given to Superintendent Bennett, Uckfield, Sussex, or to Sergeant Peerless, Court House, Mark Cross, Tunbvidge Wella.— fiow- strcel, December 5. Description of a man committed to Gloucester County Gaol, for trial at the ensuing Quarter Sessions for larceny : he gave his name WILLIAM SMITH, about 5 feet 6 inches high, 30 years of age, dark brown hair and whiskers, fresh complexion, sore lips, proportionate make; dressed in old white slop, blue pilot cloth military trousers, navvy hoots, and old billycock hat. He says he is a native of Worcestershire, and has been tramping for the last few weeks seeking work. It is supposed that he has been previously convicted, or that he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Superintendent White, Police Court, Coleford, Gloucester- shire.— Bow- nreet, December 5, Description of JOHN CASEY, alias JOE TRACEY, a nut hawker, remanded at, Thirsk, until the 10th instant, charged with felony : 39 years of age, 6 feet 7i inches high, fresh complexion, grey eyes, brown hair, stout built, two scars on forehead, and rather bald on top of head; dressed in a pepper- and- salt coloured shooting coat, grey cloth vest, woollen cord trousers, dark woollen cap with peak of same material ; states he belongs to Liverpool. It iB suspected that he has been previously convicted. Information to be given to Chief Constable Howard, Northallerton, or to Inspector Smith, Thirsk, North Riding of Yorkshire— Bow- sired, Dectmber 5. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen from a dwelling- house at Rusholme, between 4- 30 and 5 p. m., on the 6th instant: a small leather Key Box, 9 in. by 4 in,, leather handle on top, and containing £ 25 in Gold, three £ 5 Bank of England Notes, and a quantity of small Keys; a blue short pilot cloth Overcoat, a pocket outside each skirt, one outside left breast, a small ticket pocket, lined with light alpaca ; a light thorn coloured cloth Overcoat, silk velvet collar, one pocket inside each lap behind, one outside left breast, lined with light coloured silk, light bone buttons ; a snuff- coloured Bissle- breasted Overcoat, one pocKet outside left breast, lined with browa silk, buttons covered with same material; and a Macintosh Coat. £ 10 reward will be given upou the conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of Bny portion of the properly, on application to the ' Superin- tendent of Police, Old Trafford — Bow- street, December 10. Stolen at Wolverhampton, during the Boyal Visit : From the dwelling- house :— 1 gold rcarf Pm, au unpolished nugget, the quartz very discernible. 1 set of masonic Studs, pink, white, and gold. 1 silver Sugar Sifter. 4 silver Salt Spoons. 6 stiver Egg Spoons. 12 silver Tea Spoons. 1 lady's gold Watch. 1 gold Prince Albert cameo scarf Pin. 1 blue smelling Bottle, gold top and bottom. 1 large gold squa- inarina Brooch. 1 small ditto. 12 silver grog Ladles. 1 g. ild Locket, with portrait inside. 1 gold Ring. 1 gold Brooch, a needle substituted for the pin. 1 silver verge Watch, maker Goldsmith, Liverpool, No. 218,090. 1 gold Brooch, ensraved ' Forget- me- not.' 1 damask Table Cloth, marked ' D. Green.' 1 black scarf Shawl. 1 gentleman's diamond Ring. 1 gold Ring, snake pattern. 1 coral and gold Negligee. 2 coial Necklaces. 1 cameo Brooch, carved head, hair at back. 1 aqua inarina Brooch, with pendant. 7 or 8 other Brooches, one of them large harp shape, silver. 2 lady's gold Chains, one antique, with hand at bottom, the other modem. 2 silver Watches. 1 coral Ring. 1 pair of gold Ear- rings. 1 mourning Ring. 12 silver Tea Spoons, and a pair of silver Sugar Tongs, embossed oak pattern, engraved ' S. J. P.' 3 silver Salt Cellars, antique pattern, little nobs on edge. 1 electro- plated ditto, to match. 3 silver Salt Spoons, engraved ' L.' 2 silver marrow Spoons. 2 silver Pickle Forks. 1 smaller ditto. 1 silver Caddv Spoon, leaf pattern, lined gold,' S. J. L.' 1 Butter Knife, pearl handle. 1 ditto, ivory handle. 1 silver Dessert Spoon and Fork. 1 silver Fish Knife and Fork. 1 silver Cake Knife, ivory handle. 1 case with silver Knife, Spoon, and Fork ( child's), marked on case' L. A. L.' 1 ditto ditto, pearl handles ( child's), marked on case ' L.' 1 Paper Knife, silver setting to handle, fawn's foot, en- graved ' R. J. L.' 1 ditto, pearl, with steel blade, 1 electro Gravy Spoon, marked ' L.' 6 electro Table Spoons, marked ' L.' 12 electro Dessert Spoons, marked ' L.' 4, electro Sauce Ladles, marked ' L.' From the person :— 1 gold hunting Watch, with snake pattern Chain, and gold Locket, hair on one bide, blue stone on the other. 1 Bilver patent lever Watch, No. 13755, and No. 9506, scratched on inside case. 1 large size gold lever Watch, maker Rotherham, Coven- try, No. 70709, ' T. W. S.' engraved under inside cover. £ 10 reward. 1 gold Geneva horizontal hunting Watch, No. 18621. 1 gold hunting Watch, maker William Hay, Wolver- hampton, No. 4600. 1 silver lever Watch, gold guard Chain, and 5 gold Lockets, all marked ' W. F.' 2 gold Rings, one plain keeper, the other with hair in the centre, and engraved ' Henry.' 1 gold chronometer Watch, makers Hurt and Wray, New- street, Birmingham, No. 13932. £ 10 reward. 1 gold lever Watch, No. 16008, enamel dial, chipped near the figure ' 1 ', and a gold Albert Chain attached. 1 lady's gold Watch aud Appendages, No. 71361, 412 K.' not very plain. 1 silver patent lever Watch, engine- turned cases, gold hands, and silver dial. 1 gold verge Watch, gold dial, No. 7077. 1 gold patent lever Watch, gold dial, No. 39557, small light spot on dial. 1 gold Geneva W atch, maker Lecoinpte, and part of a gold Chain. 1 gold English lever Watch, ' Swinburn, Whitehaven,' marked on the plate over inside works. _ 1 gold consular cased Watch, gold balance, jewelled in 10 holes, a shield at the back, and ' H. W. Greader, Willenball,' inscribed on inside plate, No. 1854. £ 2 2s. reward. 1 silver Flask, initials 4 W. H.' engraved on it. 1 Crimean Medal, with Sebastopol clasp, ' Asst. Surgeon Walter Acton' engraved on rim. 10s. reward. ,1 gold Watch, maker Bennett, Cheapside, London. 1 old- fashioned silver verge Watch, maker Bransbrook, No. 11011, yellow dial, bull's eyeglass, steel Chain and Key attached. 1 gold huntiug Watch, No. 10972, J plate lever, four pair extra expansion balance, hand dial in gold, maker Padlington, Liverpool. £ 5 reward. 1 silver patent lever Watch, maker G. K. Hurst, Leeds, No. 27006, enamel dial, cracked across centre. 1 silver patent lever Watch, No. 3057, a small portion cat off the minute band. 1 silver patent lever Watch, maker Mason, Worcester, No. 9066. 1 gold lever Watcb, gold dial, steel hands, No. 51837. A reward of £ 6 on its recovery. Information to be given to Captain Segrave, Chief Constable, Wolverhampton.-- Bov- street, December 10. Stolen from a fishing boat at Hastings, on the 5th instant' a blue pilot Coat, single- breasted, velvet collar, serge lining* and a tanned Frock. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Glenister, Hastings.— Bow- street, December 10. Found, and supposed to have been stolen, 4 silver lever Watches, Nos. 6076, 1692, 6215, and 21332; a silver Geneva Watch. No. 18225 ou the dial, and 1771C on the case, and ' Robert's improved barrel.' Information to be given to Chief Constable Wetherell, Town llall, Leeds.— Bow- street, December 10. Stolen from a barn during the night of the 6th instant, a joiner's Bass, containing 1 band Saw, marked • J Grundy,' on Dandle, 1 jack Plane, 1 hand Plane, 1 Adze, 1 Blocker, 1 J- inch Chisel, 1 Brace, and 2 Bits, 2 Whimbles, 1 screw Key, and 1 Hammer, luformation to be given to Superintendent Ball, Court House, Bradford.— Bow- Street, December 10. Stolen from a shop- door at Barnsley, on the night of the let instant, a pair of green checked cloth Trousers, men's size, new, marked with the figure 4 7,' on lining. Information to be given to Superintendent Greenhalgh, West Riding Con stabulary, Barnsley.— Bow- street, December 10. Stolen from the bar of the ' Bell' inn. Bishop Stortford, on the 4th instant, the property of Mr. John Wells, two old silver verge Watches ; one, maker Banks, London ; the other, glass out, minute hand broken off, chain broken inside, dent outside the case. Information to be given to Inspector Ryder, Bishop Stortford, Herts.— how- street, December 7. Stolen between fi p. m. on the 4th and 7 a. m. on the 6th instant, from a hut on the siding of the Great Western Rail- way in the borough of Reading, about 1J cwt. of brass Bearings for railway carriages, the greater portion of which are quite new, 4 lbs. to 9 lbs. each, some marked ' W. C. S.', others with only figures, numbered 2 to 17. luformation to be given to Chief Supeiintendeut Purchase, Borough Police Office, Reading, Berks.— Bow- street, December 7. Stolen between 5 and G p. m. on the 4th instant, from the hall ot a gentleman's house in Gloucester, a dark grey Iuverness Cape, without lining, and a black pilot cloth Overcoat, with velvet collar. Information to be given to Superintendent Griffin, Gloucester.— Bow- slreet, December 7. Stolen from a house at Wakefield, during the absence of the family, the following articles : six silver Tea Spoons, a pair of Sugar Tongs, two silver Gravy Spoons, two silver Sauce Ladles, six silver Scotch Toddy Ladles, tour silver Stilt Spoons, all marked 4 B.'; a black silk Dress Skirt with loose waist ; a black silk velvet Dress Skirt with loose waist, gathers let out. A reward of £ 10 10s. will be paid by Airs. Clara Baker, Went- worth- street, Wakefield, to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Chief Constable McDonnold, Wakefield.— Bow- street, December 7. Stolen between 5 and 6 p. m. on the 29th ultimo, from the dwelling- house tf George Rhodes, of Stapleton, a gold lever Watch, gold dial, steel hands, engraved case, a gold Albert Chain and a small Locket attached. Supposed by a tramp. Information to be given to Superintendent Hall, West RidiDg Constabulary, Pontefract, Yorkshire.— Bow- sircet, December 5. Stolen from a stable at Blackrod, on the night of the 1st instant or following morning, four light brown coloured Irish Geese, in low condition, luformation to be given to Superin- tendent Scott, Town Hall, Little Bolton, Lancashire. Bow- street, December 6. Stolen from Welshpool, on the 24th ultimo, the property of John Oliver, a blue pilot monkey Jacket, lined with coarse grey plaid flannel, inside breast pocket, two outside pockets with flaps, small black bone or wood buttons. Information to be given to Sergeant Strefford, Police Station, Welshpool Montgomeryshire.— Bow- street, December 5. Stolen from an ironmonger's shop at Newmavket, on tbe 3rd instant, a 5- shot Revolver Pistol, 11 inches long, han< He studded with metal stars or specks. Information to be give0 to Inspector Steggles, Newmarket, Suffolk.— Brno- street, D&' ceinbcr 5. Stolen from the Woodlands, near Bridgnorth, on tbe 8th ultimo, the property of T. W. W. Brown, Esq., an Isle- of' Skye terrier Dog, with long broken hair. £ 1 reward on tbe recovery of the dog and conviction of the offender or offenders- Information to be given to Superintendent Mc Williams, Count}" Police Office, Bridgenorth, Salop.— Dow- street, December 6. Stolen from the house of Mr. William Evans, coal dealer Salop- road, Welshpool, on the 1st instant, a pair- cased silver verge Watch, crack on the dial troin the ' 11 ' to the ' 4', aO^ can be identified. Supposed by boatman or tramps. Infor- mation to he given to Sergeant Stretford. Police StatioD> Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- Street, December 6. Stolen from a field at Norley Farm, in the township of Barrow, Cheshire, a mahogany Box with oronzj handles aO^ straps, 9 inches square by 20 inches deep, containing a fef*' | brass Rings, such as are used by land surveyors, the property l ot Mr. Watson. Information to be given to Superintendent Gwynne, Tarporley, or to Sergeant Hilton, Police Office Frodsham, Cheshire,— Bow- street, December 5. Stolen from the 4 Red Cow ' inn, Stafford, about 10 a. O » - on the 3rd instant., a dark cloth Jacket, nearly new, a light tweed Vest and Trousers ( both recently washed). Supposed by a tramping baker, who slept in the house the night pre- vious to the robbery : he is ubout 18 years ot age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, lather slight figure, light brown hair cut short behind, pale complexion, long thin features ; dressed in a dark loose overcoat, light trousers, dirty white billycock hat, aod lace- up boots ; supposed to be a native of Birmingham, where he stated he had an uncle carrying on businesses a maltster. Information to be given to Superintendent Crisp, Police Office, Stafford.— Dow- street, December 5. Stolen from a dwelling- house in Potter's- lane, ou the 30tb ultimo, the property of Mr. Joseph Pegler, a gold albert cylinder snake pattern sexangular shaped Chain, with short drop and hook, Key with white stone, and silver Vinaigrette attached. Information to be given to Superintendent Vanstoa? » Bideford, North Devon.— Bow- street, December 5. Stolen from a new building at Preston, Sussex, during the night of the 2nd instant, three gauging Trowels, one marked R. K.% two plastering Trowels, a Brush, and a white new due* 1 Apron. Intormatisn to be given to Superintendent Jenner, Lewes, or to Sergeant Baldwin, Preston, Brighton.— Bow- street, December 5. Stolen from a bed- room at the • Bear' inn, Henley- on- Thames, Oxon, between the 2~ th and 30th ultimo, a silver verge Watch, maker Hall, No. 1441, 4 R. S.' engraved on back, of case, and out of repair ; a silver Albert Guard, snake pat- tern ; and a gold Scarf Piu, with true- lover's- knut head, the pin is broken off at the bottom part of the twist, the pro- perty of William Collier. Information to be given to Super- intendent Cope, Henley- on- Thames, Oxon.— Bow- street, De- \ cember 6. Stolen during the night of the 30th ult., from a dwelling- house in the borough of Portsmouth : four ladies' plain peul Finger Rings, set iu gold ; a large cameo Broocn, set in gold, a woman's head, has been repaired at the hack ; a large carved ivory Brooch, set iu gold, Japanese make ; a solid chased massive gold Ring ; three gold Chains, two of them used as necklets with spring fastenings, and the other as an albert chain ; a massive gold Pencil Case, with bloodstone, crest— a deer's head with a holly branch in its mouth ; and a small horse- shoe Locket, blue enamelled. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Barber, Portsmouth. — Bow- slreet, December 3. Stolen from a saddle- room in the township of Shocklach, on the night of the 27th ultimo, a horse Rug and a riding Whip, the property of Mr. Pigott, and a pair of lace- np Boots, the property of Thomas Pover. Information to be given to Superintendent Wilson, Tattenliall, Cheshire.— Bow- street, December 3. Stolen on the 29th ultimo, from North Frith Lodge, Forest- hill : an oval gold Brooch, portrait of a gentleman ; two gold Bracelets, one massive flat hand, the other chain with heart shaped carbuncles attached ; six gold Rings, one blue enamel with diamond centre, one single stone diamond, one large diamond centre set round with smaller stones, one with two diamonds and an opal, one with three green stones, one small engraved.— Metropolitan Police, P Division, December3, Stolen on the 8th ultimo, when en transit from Torquay to Paddingtou : a Jewel Box, containing 11 gold Lockets, set with diamonds, crystals, and rubies ; 2 pairs of gold HairPins; 6 Chains, three gold ; o Bracelets, one enamel, two pearl with clasps, one garnet and gilt ; a coral Necklace ; a set of Scotch Pebbles, with Bracelet and Ear rings to match, set in gold; 4 Gowns, 2 pairs of Slippers, 6 pairs of Boots, 2 pairs of Stockings, 3 Scarfs, 2 Brushes, 4 Combs, 4 Sponges, 6 Books ( two Bibles, one Sermons, one Biography), an oak Box^ fitted with drawing materials.— Metropolitan Police, X Derision, December 3. PROPERTY FOUI*!* BY 3POI. ICE OFFICERS. COn the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere. J Found in the possession of JAMES CORBETT, who is committed for trial at the next Quarter Sessions, on several charges of larceny, a glass Globe with ship, which is supposed to have been stolen. Information to be given to Chief Super- intendent Richardson, or to Sergt. Christie, Wellington, Salop. — Bow- street. December 10. Found in the possession of a man and woman, tramping hawkers of combs and buttons, committed for one month each to Aylesbury Gaol, on the 6th instant, for felony at Winslow : a set of Shoe Brushes, a pair of woman's side- lace kid- top Boots, not mnch worn, and a white damask Table Cloth ( sup- posed stolen). The man gave the name of CHARLES COOKE, is 24 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, grey eyes, long thin face, pale complexion, light hair, no whiskers, and dressed in a dark suit of clothes ; the woman gave the name of ELLEN COOKE, is 25 years of age, 6 feet high, hazel eyes, very dark complexion, very much freckled face, dark hair, stout make, and dressed in dark clothes and Paisley shawl ; has a female child 9 months old. luformation to be given to Sergeant Markham, Police Station, Winslow, Bucks. — Bow- street, December 7. War Office, feSW1| M December 10, 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 Deserts will be SHIIIIXG8 iiistei& aa off TEW SHILLIItGS; 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 OFFICJ NO. 1 NAME. BEG. | NO. C0BPS. W11EEK BOHN. TBADE. « o SIZE HAIB. ' EYES. PACE. COAT & TB0USBBS. DATE OF 3ESEETN. TLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. i « 0310| Fred. Woodman 873 4th Drag. Gds. Lwr. Norwood, Surrey labourer 20 i 5 9if jrown grey resh regimental ' ditto 7 Oct. 1 iewbridge t 00k part, of reg. neo. 190311 Thomas Morris 893 ditto Waterford tailor 224 5 84 brown jrey lark 1 Oct. ditto ditto 190311 David Mahoney 1577 ditto Cork labourer 32J 5 9i brown ; rey Wssh ditto 8 Oct. ditto i] nark of boil on nape of nock 190313 John Maher 901 ditto Donougmore. Limrck. Peteiboro'jNrthmptn groom 21 5 9 fair > lue resh ditto ! 7 Oot. ditto oils on back 190314 John Thompson 1587 ditto clerk 30 5 L0 larowii brown resh ditto ! 8 Oct. ditto IT leave to Boston, Lincolnshire 190316 John Corcoran 842 4th Hussars Liverpool labourer 23i 6 7i dk. brn blue resh ditto ! 5 Oct. Sdinburgh . ) ; Bears in groin9, defective vision 190316 Thomas McLean 941 ditto Glasgow shoemaker 20 5 74 brown » rey ' resh ditto 11 Oct. ditto 1 00k the whole of reg. nec. 190317 thomas Lovis 653 ditto I'l\ mouth clerk 2X3 6 7 brown grey i- osh ditto 28 Oot. lamilton 00k part of reg. nec. i90318 Samuel Cliff 828 ditto Manchester cabinetmkr. 19| 6 6 It. brn ,' r « y resh ditto 83 Oct, ditto ditto 190319 James Lavin 9 7 9th Lancers Sligo labourer 22t 5 84 dk. brn i » r « v resli ditto 127 Oct. Dublin attooni on arms X9032U John Kelly — 11th Hussars Donegal ditto 21 6 7* brown brown fresh | plain it Oct. Liverpool ecruit, not finally approved 190321 Charles Carr 901 ditto Weston- super- Mare* tailor 19} 5 74 dark hazel dark ' regimental 21 Oct. Canterbury attoced on arms * Somerset .90322 Wm. Richardson — ditto Northampton shoemaker 22 5 64 brown hazel freeh black; cord 28 Oct, London recruit, not finally approved 19032S William Reilley 869 15 th Hussars Dublin tailor 19i 5 7 dk. brn grey fresh regimental 27 Oct. A derBhot took the whole of. reg. nec. 190324 John Whitehouse 8784 Gren. Guards Du iley, Staffordshire miner 32i 6 7i It. brn grey fresh ditto 25 Oct. London took waist- belt and part of reg. nec.; D 19032E John Lloyd — 2nd Foot MerihyrTy dfil, Glam. labourer 22 5 6 brown blue fresh fuBtiau; cord 29 Oct. ditto recruit, finally approved 190326 John Tuck — 11th Foot Norwich wbeelwrght 24 5 5J brown grey fresh smock; uord 25 Oct. ditto recruit, attested I9032J Joseph Fabb 641 14th Foot Mullingar, Westmth. ehoemaker 21 6 64 It. brn grey fresh regimental 29 Oct. Curragh Shoniclifle 19032fc Peter Cruise 3663 18th Foot Dublin ditto 37 5 6 grey It. brn fresh ditto 27 Oct. D D 19032S Patrick Doyle 606 21st Foot Tullow, Carlow labourer 2(> i 5 7 brown grey fresh ditto 28 Oct. Dublin 190330 James W. Howell 902 21st Foot Walcott, Somerset labourer 274 5 74 It. brn hazel fresh regimental 20 Oct. Preston off furlough to Bath j pookpitted 190331 John Hennessey 2034 ditto Clare ditto 23 5 6 brown grey fair ditto 26 Oct. ditto ship on left aim, oross on right 190332 George Mallinson 1528 22nd Foot Sheffield ditto i » i 6 7i brown hazel fresh ditto 23 Oct. Chatham .90333 William Maycock lti06 24th Foot Chesterfield, Derby enginetentr 19i 6 74 black brown sallow ditto 27 Oct. Sheffield took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 130334 Robert English 307 3yth Foot Cahirciveen, Kerry labourer 26? 5 8 dark hazel fresh ditto 21 Oct. Manchester 190335 William Lawlor 5G£ ditto Clonmel, Tipperary shoemaker 204 5 74 brown grey sallow ditto 22 Oct. ditto 190336 William E. Dide 3i ditto Birmingham gasfitter 274 5 11 dk. bin hazel fresh ditto 21 Oot. ditto 190337 James Brown 776 ditto Mold, Flintshire labourer 201 5 6| It. brn grey fresh ditto 22 Oct, ditto 190338 George Sutton* 537 ditto Nottingham ditto 20 i 5 64 dark grey freBh ditto 14 April ditto D; lost a molar ( alias John Robinson 190339 Thomas Abbott. — 40rh Foot Southampton ditto 20 5 7 it. brn grey sallow smock; black 25 Oct. Reading ' L.' and two dots on left arm; recruit 90340 Timothy Sullivan 9s( ) 40ti, Foot Glangrieff, Cork labourer 18 5 6 brown grey fresh regimental 23 Oct. Portsmouth 90341 Henry Thompson 331 62nd Foot Manchester coach paint r 25 5 7 auburn grey fresh ditto 27 Oct. Aldershet • 90342 William Taylor 105( 55th Foot Landport, Hants labourer 23 5 64 It. brn groy fair ditto 23 Oct. Sheffield pockpitted 390343 Thomas McGrothy r 86t ditto Killiugh, Chvan ditto 214 6 84 light blue fair ditto 23 Oet. ditto took part of reg. nec. 903 + 1 William J. Hudson 38 sS 56th Foot Battersea, Surrey ditto 2y| 6 6 brown blue fresh ditto 23 Oct. Weymouth 190345 James Brown — 61 st Foot Liverpool potter 18i 5 64 dk. brn dk. brn fresh black; eord 28 Oct. Nwc'tl- u- Ii. recruit, not finally approved J903 46 Denis Gallagher 802 63rd Foot Bally shannon, Doneg! labourer 27 5 6 dk. brn grey sallow regimental 27 Oct. Gla- gow tattooed on right arm 190347 James Wilson 1112 ditto May bo- e, Ayr ditto IS* 5 64 brown grey fresh ditto 27 Oct. ditto scar on left hip 1.9034S Henry Cook 1015 66th Foot Little Hinton, Wilts ditto 30i 5 64 brown grey fresh ditto 30 Oet. AlderBhot off pass 190349 Michael Maher | 1241 67th Foot Thomastown, Kilkny. ditto 20 5 7 It. brn blue fair 26 Oct. Fermoy 190350 Henry Smith — 70th Foot Rosonctule, Lancaster striker 19i 5 64 It. bru brown fresh brown; serge 23 Oct. Romford reeruit, attested 190351 William Malcom 4010 71st Foot Kirriemuir, Forfar weaver 364 5 6 brown hazel fresh regimental 28 Oct. Aldershot varicose veins in right thigh 190352 William Barclay 427 ditto Paisley, Renfrew labourer 23 5 5 It. brn gre) fresh ditto 29 Oct. ditto D ; off paBs to Upminster 190353 Henry Angier 730 73rd Foot Had enhani, Cambs. ditto 28i 5 6 It. brn grey florid ditto 23 Oct. Cork two scars on back of right shoulder 190354 Hector Brown 205 74th Foot EdmburcK paimer 26| 5 3 brown hazel sallow tweed 27 Oct. Limerick officer's servant; stole £ 20 190355 John Mantach 1502 79th Foot Rothes, Morayshire labourer 204 5 11 dk. brn hazel swarth regimental 26 Oct. Aberdeen 19035H Thomas Miller H41 85th Foot Sunderluni, Durham groom - 04 5 6 dk. brn hazel fair ditto 27 Oct. Dublin 190357 John Wake 174 ditto GatesheaJ, Durham blacksmith 29 6 6 brown grey fresh ditto 23 Oct. ditto D 190358 William Clemison 1173 87th Foot Lochma ben, Dumfries stockngmkr 294 6 64 It. brn blue fair 2 Nov. Shorncliffe 190359 John Kelly — ditto Clonmel, Tipperary harussmkr. 24 5 64 dk. brn hazel fair plain 1 Npy. ditto recruit, finally approved 190360 Robert McKirdy 860 91st Foot. Lanark labourer 254 5 6 black grey florid regimental 26 Oct. Greenlaw D; scar above right nipple pockpitted,' P. W.' and anchors oil left arm ,90361 Peter Walker 1104 ditto Greenock, Renfrew painter 20 6 6 dk. brn grey fair ditto 29 Oct. Stirling 903S2 Joseph Lewis 330 Roy. H. Art. Axbridge, Somerset carman 244 5 4 black hazel fresh tweed; cord 25 Oct. Brighton Bear of burn in right groin 9036* William Murphy 1298 ditto L nd^ H labourer 184 5 4 brown hazel fair regimental 23 Oct. Woolwich two small tears on forehead 1903S) William Taylor 19354. Roy. Artillery Walworth, Surrey — 18 5 44 brown blue fair ditto 23 Oct. ditto Bear over right eyebrow 190365 William Jones 20495 ditto Redruth, Cornwall labourer 204 5 44 brown hazel dark ditto 27 Oct. ditto 903R6 John Clarke 20349 ditto Ormskirk, Lancaster ditto 19* 6 4 brown grey fresh ditto 27 Oct. ditto 190367 James Tilt 20741 ditto Bromsgrove, Wore. nailor 81* 6 4 dk. brn brown fresh ditto 27 Oct. ditto 19036b John Wood 30299 ditto Measen, Essex labourer 184 5 94 It. brn blue fresh ditto 27 Oet. Warley 190369 John Lawson 20991 ditto Ayr baker 22J 5 8 It. brn grey fresh ditto 22 Oct. ditto tattooed on left arm 190370 1 Michael Reid 1467 ditto slater 314 6 74 grey t. i own tresh ditto | 25 Oct. Gosport pockpitted, warts on left loins 190371 Sammel Bennett 898 ditto Kingston- on- Thames labourer 324 5 9 It. brn hazel fair ditto 20 Oct. Shoeburyns D; off pass to London 190372 John Allwood j — ditto Roll i erl . am, Yorkslire ditto 23 5 74 brown ttrey fresh cord; fustian 26 Oct. London mole on abdomen; recruit i90373 Alfred Gee 7729 Rl. E> gineers Reading, Berks ditto 214 5 6i brown hazel fresh regimental 21 Oct, Aldershot 190374 Benjamin Ricketts 767 Cape MntdRfl Epping, Essex ditto 19 5 2 brown blue fair ditto 26 Oct. Canterbury scar from bubo in left groin recruit, not surgically inspected 190375 George Hamilton — 2nd Dragoons Stonebouse, Lanark miner 18 5 94 dark blue fresh tweed 22 Oct, Glasgow 19037^ John Street — 34th Foot Walworth, Surrey blacksmith 21 5 6 It. brn grey fresh black 22 Oct. Westminstr recruit, surgically inspected 190377 James Mabey 40th Foot Rydr-, Isle of Wight gardener 24 5 7 browD grey fresh ditto 31 Oct, Portsmoutl recruit, not surgically inspected recruit, surgically inspected 190378 Robert Knight 47th Foot Croydon, Surrey labourer 1* 5 6 brown grey light brown j black 30 Oct. Croydoa 19037H Patrick Reiley 69th Foot West port, Mayo ditto 19 5 6 brown grey fresh brown; cord | 27 Oct. Chester tear on right leg; recruit 1U0380 George Walter — 68th Foot Farr. ham, Surrey ditto 174 5 7 dk. bm hazej fresh dark; cord tweed 29 Oct. Portsmouth recruit, not surgically inspected ditto 19C3S1 James Hamilton i — 71st Foot Slonehou- e, Lajiark miner 20 5 9 dark blue fresh 22 Oct. Glasgow , 0382 j Philip Clark — 73rd Foot Glasgow labourer 23 6 104 dk. brn grey fresh moleskiD 31 Oct. ditto recruit, surgically inspected William Bowie — 74th Foot Edinburgh engineer 20 5 64 dk. brn grey fresh black j tweed 27 Oct. Edinburgh recruit, not surgically inspected ] 90384 George McKinley — ditto ditto hammermn. 19 5 6 black grey sallow black; moleskin 26 Oct. ditto ditto J90385 John Burns — ditto ditto ditto 23 6 64 fair blue loir ditto 26 Oct. ditto ditto 1903^ 6 James Cantwell* — 106th Foot Cailan, Kilkenny labourer 24 6 94 It. brn grey fresh blue pilot; cord 2 Nov. Kilkenny short hair; recruit * alias Cleary recruit, not surgically inspected 190387 Richard Sweeny i i Rl. Engineers Greenock, Renfrew tailor 20 5 84 dk. brn hazel fresh tweed; black 24 Oct. Glasgow 190388 Jacob Lucas 1C * Sutti n Col•• field carpenter 36 5 104 brown hazel fair black; cord 6 Nov. Penioett * 3rd Staffordshire R. V. ^. 903891 Frank Hughes | 291 list Life Gds. Westminster 1 labourer 284 6 34 It. brn grey ? air regimental 14 Oct. London off furlough 190390 Henry Stephens 641 1st Dragoons Chelsea, Londou ditto 21 6 94 brown g ™ y fresh regimental 2 Nov. Manchester lfc0391 Enoch Poole 935 4th Hussars Tork shoemaker 23 6 7 brown grey fresh ditto 2 Nov. Edinburgh tattooed on arms 490392 Thomas Bolt 185 ditto Clerkenwell, London tinpltewrkr. 27i 5 6 dark grey fresh ditto 4 Nov. ditto off pas9 to Perth officer's servant 190393 James Tralford 1564 7th Hussars Wolverhamptn., Staff fruiterer 284 5 7 It. brn blue fresh plain 5 Nov. Canterbury i 90394 John Dunlavey 79 t 10th Hussars Killabagh, Mayo labourer 204 5 64 dk. brn hazel fresh regimental ditto 3 Nov. Dundalk 190395 George Morris 72 2 ditto Stockton, Warwick ditto 24 5 6 brown hazel fresh 6 Nov. ditto off pass to Dublin 130396 Henry Coker 902 llth Hussars Weston- super- Mare* tailor 181 5 7 It. brn grey fair ditto 6 Nov. Canterbury * Somerset 190397 Alfred Hull 707 16th Lancers St. Pancras, London clerk 23 4 5 7 » brown grey fresh ditto 3 Nov. ditto " i90398 Thomas Shaw 1002 17th Lancers Gloucester labourer 18J 5 8 It. brn hazel fresh ditto 1 Nov. Aldershot anchor on It. thumb, rt. wrist, and It. arm took the whole of reg. see. 190399 John Bennett 4118 Military Train Leeds file cutter 184 5 3 brown grey sallow ditto 6 Nov. Woolwich 190400 Vernon Hood 7563 Gren. Guards Ad baste ne, Staff ord labourer 32 6 loj light blue fresh ditto 17 Oct. London took waist- belt 190401 Thomas Bell 8627 ditto Raby, Cf eshire ditto 304 5 91 brown brown fresh ditto 31 Oct. ditto took waist- belt and part of reg. nec,; D ditto ]> 190402 William Dickens 1406 ditto Northampton shoemaker 264 5 8 black hazel pale ditto 5 Nov. ditto i 90403 Greorge Vaughan 1444 Cold. Guards Sheffield labourer 21i 5 8i fair grey freeh ditto 27 Oct. ditto broke out of barracks 190404 James Woodger 1229 1 st Foot East Morland, Kent ditto 204 5 7 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 31 Oct. Chatham 190405 James Galway 892 3rd Foot Clougheeu, Tyrone ditto 27 5 64 brown brown fresh ditto 1 7 Nov. Belfast 190406,< George King — 14th Foot Louth currier 20 5 64 brown grey fresh 6 Nov. Dublin recruit, finally approved 1904O7 1 Daniel McGuire 407 ditto Glaegc. w brushmaker 25f 5 5 brown grey fresh regimental 2 Nov. Curragh D LS0408 Benjamin Bartlett 1221 15 th Foot Chesham, Bucks labourer 21i 5 94 It. brn grey fresh ditto 30 Oct. Chatham off pass to Chesham 3.904091 John Robertson 933 17th Foot Harrow, Middlesex puddler 23J 5 64 brown grey sallow 26 Oct. Devonport off sick furlough to Eieter 190410 John Smallen 6811 L8th Foot Kilbride, Wicklow labourer 26^ 5 64 It. brn blue fresh regimental 1 Nov. ShornclifTe 190411J Richard Fitzgerald 1491 . 22nd Foot Cork painter 19 5 5 dk. brn blue fresh ditto 28 Oct. Chatham off pass to London 190412 Thomas Jones 912 25th Foot Bridgnorth, Salop labourer 25J 5 8 dk. brn blue dark ditto 1 Nov. Preston off furlough to Bridgnorth; pookpitted stole a suit of servant's clothes 190* 13 Thomas Gelager 1193 J8th Foot Birmingham tileniaker 184 5 54 brown grey dark ditto 9 Nov. Aldershot 190414 Henry Smith j 12nd Foot jHasgow potter 18 5 64 auburn hazel fair dark; black 1 Nov. Birtr. inghm tattooed on arms; recruit 290415 William Kaley 959 £ ( 3rd Foot Birkenhead, Cheshire ; utler 21 6 5 black grey sallow regimental 2 Nov. Sheffield took part of reg. nec. ditto 3.90416 I Hugh Rafferty 602 a 4th Foot Birmingham labourer 264 > 9 brown : azel fan- ditto 3 Nov. Chatham 190417 J Joseph Lavrey 795 a 9th Foot Belfast ailor 204 5 54 dk. brn blue fair ditto 4 Nov. Manchester 190418 J John Darling — ditto 1 jeeds abourer 19 5 74 dk. brn brown swarth black; plaid 9 Oct. Rochdale recruit 190419 ^ William Williams 55 ' 4 0th Foot 1 Manchester Btriker 244 5 84 dark hazel regimental 31 Oct. Portsmouth large red pimples on face 190420 J James Mackenzie 1032 ditto J london tailor 244 6 6 brown grey fresh plain 2 Nov. ditto left little finger contracted; recruit 190421 £ Samuel Davey 1033 ditto J exeter ditto 24J 5 6! brown grey fresh ditto 3 Nov. ditto left third finger contracted; recruit off furlough .190422 J John O' Brien 5 9 ditto i chasbuttle, Cork abourer 24J 5 64 black hazel fresh regimental 29 Sept. ditto 190423 Thomas Stoney 854 ditto 1 Dunkerrin, Kings ditto 234 6 5 brown blue fair ditto 29 Oct. ditto ditto 190424, * John Brock 804 ditto I ballyfin, Queens ditto 21 5 8| brown blue fair ditto 29 Oct. ditto ditto 190425 J ' James Coyle 857 ditto castleraigh, Antrim ditto 244 6 74 brown grey fresh ditto 31 Oct, ditto ditto 190426 I ' Patrick McMahon 227 ditto limerick ditto 274 5 64 brown grey fresh ditto 31 Oct. ditto ditto 190427 J John Dunn 149- t 2nd Foot ] Pitcairn green, Perth jloughman 19 5 7* dk. brn hazel dark ditto 2 Nov. Aberdeen ditto to Perth 190428 I R. McKenzie 14,94, ditto 1 Lochalsh, Inverness abourer 204 5 9* brown^ grey fresh ditto 3 Nov. ditto 190429 I B. W. Longwood 919 4 3rd Foot l whittlesea, Cambs ditto 204 6 54 brown brown — ditto 2 Nov. Portsmouth pockpitted POLICE GAZETTL December 10 DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE ( continued). amosi so. j NAME. BE3. RO. OOBFS. WHIEB BORS. TEAM. i BIZB. HAIB. BYES. FACE. COAT & TBOUSEBS. DATE OF DE8EKTN. PLACE OF DBSEBTIOM. MABKS AJTD RTT. HTATtya laotso 190431 190432 190433 190431 190435 190436 190437 190438 190439 William Pavey Charles coe Thomas Carroll Thomas Care Reuben Lee W. J. Greenslade James Lory Wm. J. McAdams Michael Gunning 717 417 905 1033 1708 826 1090 627 879 43rd Foot ditto ditto 48th Foot 61st Foot 62nd Foot ditto 63rd Foot ditto ditto 190( 40 190( tl 190442 190443 190444 190( 45 190446 190447 190448 1904( 9 Southampton Cambridge Kikderminster, Wore Leicester Bottesford, Leicester Paddir. gton, London Whittington, Salop Glasgow Holywood, Down Sligo shoemaker labourer cabinetmkr. shoemaker collier plasterer miner labourer tailor 225 26} 244 It* 19J 251 20} 20 20J 20 brown brown dk. brn brown It. brn It. brn It. brn dark brown black blue grey hazel grey grey blue grey grey blue blue fresh fresh pale fresh sallow fresh florid fresh freck. fair brown ; black regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental ditto ditto 3 Nov. 7 Nov. 3 Nov. 31 Oct. 27 Oct. 31 Oct. 3 Nov. 31 Oct. 5 Nov. 5 Nov. Portsmouth ditto ditto Aldershot Sheffield Aldershot Leeds Glasgow Ayr Glasgow John Smith Herbert Riley James Clarke james Snell James Hopkins James Mc Murray John Anderson James Birk Thomas Marshall Michael Tuffey 956 1374 1256 984 1152 1300 139 1252 864 ditto 64th Foot 65th Foot ditto 70th Foot 72nd Foot 74th Foot 75th Foot 87th Foot 89th Foot D ; stole a coat and £ 10 pockpitte i took part of reg. nec.; D took the whole of reg. nec. took waist- belt scars on chest recruit, finally approved took part of reg. nec. ditto D ditto pockpitted Glasgow Derby Stockport, Lane. Eieter Bohermun, Meath Lanark Glasgow Clerkenwell, London Hall Sligo black smith moulder fitter labourer ditto ditto groom labourer ditto ditto 214 22J 23 23J 224 22 21J 80J 22} 20 brown light brown dk. brn It. brn brown brown grey dk. brn brown 190( 60 190451 190452 190453 190454 190455 190456 190457 190458 190459 John Gallagher John Burrows James Spencer Patrick Drew Francis Sopp John Ettridge James Cross Horace Dudley George Jenner 1131 1237 3485 983 807 4833 1490 1607 1119 1297 91st Foot 94th Foot 96th Foot ditto 101st Foot 102nd Foot Rifle Brigade ditto Roy. H. Art. ditto Kincardine Langton, Stafford Norwich Dublin Newbury, Berks Silkstone, Yorkshire Marylebone, London Eye, Suffolk Lambeth, Surrey labourer ditto labourer labourer comedian groom labourer hazel fresh ditto 3 Nov. ditto ditto blue fresh ditto 6 Nov. Templemre. hazel fresn black ; moleskin — Bristol recruit grey sallow regimental 30 Oct. Devonport bracelet on each wrist, ship on breast hazel fresh ditto 2 Nov. Dover off furlough to Dublin hazel freBh ditto 4 Nov. Edinburgh took part of reg. neo. blue fresh ditto 5 Nov. Limerick grey fresh ditto 2 Nov. Kilkenny D ; probably with travelling circus hazel fair ditto 2 Nov. Shorncliife grey fresb ditto 30 Oct. Aldershot 18} 20 29J 19 26} 17* 24 24} 20 30} dk. bni It brn H. brr> dk. brn dk. brn brown brown brown It. brn brown grey blue blue grey brown hazel blue hazel grey grey fresh fair fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh pale fair ditto ditto ditto regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Nov. 3 Nov. 7 Nov. 22 Oct. 30 Oct. 1 Nov. 31 Oet. 1 1 Nov. 27 Oct. 30 Oct. Stirling Colchester ditto ditto Walmer ShornclifTe Winchester ditto Woolwich ditto took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. off pass to Norwich anchor on right arm, ' P. D." 01 left off furlough 10 Thurles, Tipperary scar below lelt Collar- bone p< ckpitted on body crossed flags on left arm 190160 190461 190462 1904t> 3 190464 190465 19046N 190417 190468 190469 Thomas Cook William Gigg William Coulcher John Day John Richardson William Hall George Barrett William Wicks Thomas Weston Owen Murphy 16151 ditto 16611 ditto 20317 Koy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 30529 30441 30314 1706 1089 Kidderminster, Wore St. Lube's, London Si uth Lynn, Norfo k Liverpool Shields, Northmbrlnd St. Geoige'sE., Londn Poole, Dorset Lewes, Sussex Barking, Essex Gorney, Wexford farrier labourer confectioner rivetter labourer eroom bricklayer labourer 194 19} 1* 4 18* 18} 184 204 18 24 244 brown dk. bra brown brown brown dk. bra brown dk. brn dk. brn brown grey grey blue grey brown brown blue hazel grey hazel ruddy fresh fair dark fresh dark pale tresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto fustian regimental 3 Nov. 3 Nov. 4> Nov. 4 Nov. 4 Nov. 4 Nov. 4 Nov. 2 Nov. 4 Nov. 19 Oct. ditto ditto ditto Warley ditto ditto ditto Portsmouth Loudon Montreal * iron bedstead fitter" lost an upper incisor, scar on neck took waist- belt tattooed on arms ; off pass scars from boils on neqk took waist- belt recruit, finally approved 190470 Thomas Potts 190471; James Tierney 190 ( 72 James Anderson 198473 Charles Geeves 190474' William Thompson 190475 Charles Brand 190476 James Miller 190477 Joseph Davis 190478 Joseph Kelly .180479 John Anderson 1576 1320 1504 623 ditto ditto ditto ditto 3rd Hussars Gren. Guards 3rd Foot 6th Foot 17th Foot ditto Montreal, Canada £. Roscommon Montreal, Canada E. Woolwich, Kent Liverpool Newmarket, Suffolk Liverpool Warwick Edinburgh ditto stonecutter labourer labourer ditto ditto gunmaker miner labt urer 23J 29} 34 244 20 20 19 22 22 24 fair dk. brn brown black It. brn dk. brn dk. bm brown dk. brn brown blue grey groy black grey hazel grey hazel blue blue fair fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fair fresh pale ditto ditto ditto ditto brown; tweed smock; cord doth black; cord brown ; moleskin blue; grey 19 Oct. 19 Oct. 22 Oct. Oct. Nov. 31 Oct. 2 Nov. 5 Nov. 31 Oct. 31 Oct. 31 5 ditto ditto ditto Portsmouth Liverpool Cambridge Liverpool Walsall Edinburgh ditto cross and * T. P.' on right arm D recruit, not surgically inspected scars on back ; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected very stout; reeruit recruit, not surgically inspected, ditto 190180 Henry Merrill lifth Foot Leeds engineer 24 5 6 It. brn blue tresh blatik; light 4 Nov. 1 190481; John Kelly _ Shth Foot Glasgow labourer 23 5 6| dk. brn blue fresh dark 1 Nov. ! 1904H2 John Ellis 47th Foot Sbush, Bucks smith 21 . 6 6 dk. brn grey dark white slop; black 2 Nov. 190493 George Temple _ 52nd Foot Crook, Durham collier 22 6 6 It. brn bluo fair black 5 Nov. 1904S4,' Felix Bradley 59th Foot Lanark labourer 24 5 7} dk. brn hazel sallow dark ; moleskin 3 Nov. 190485 John Findlay 71st Foot Kupar, Fife shoemaker 23 5 7 fair blue fresh black 2 Nov. 190186 Peter Gaddes 74th Foot Gorbals, Lanark moulder 19 5 74 brown grey sallow black ; moleskin 25 Oct. 1904S7 James Jones _ 84th Foot Liverpool labourer 19 5 6} black hazel Hallow black 2 Nov. 190488 Joseph McDonald 88th Foot ditto ditto 24 5 64 dk. brn grey fresh cloth; tweed 2 Nov. 190489 Henry Barron — Roy. Artillery Bradford, Yorkshire ditto 24 6 8 dk. brn hazel fresh brown 7 Nov. Northampt. Glasgow Croydon Ripon Glasgow Edmnurg'n Glasgow Liverpool ditto Ipswich recruit, surgically inspected recruit, not surgically inspected scar right knee, tattooed left arm j recruit. recruit. recruit, not Burgically inspected ditto ditto recruit, Burgically inspected recruit, not surgically inspected ditto 1S0490| Charles Morrison 190491 John Taylor 190192 John McGinn 190493 Adam Clark 190494 John Russell 190195 John Reid 190496 Robert Powers 190497 Thomas Hatton 19048( 1 James Rowe 180499 John Lee 732 1st Drag. Gds. 717 2026 9244th Hussars 447 933 too 918 909 ditto dito 8th Hussars 9th Lancers ditto 10th Hussars 11th Hussars ditto Bow, London Hulme, Lancashire Whithorn, Wigton Leeds Bow, London Limerick Bidlicahinoh, Down Wellington, Salop Morton, Norfolk Grantham, Lincoln clerk groom labourer ditto groom labourer 1 ammermn labourer servant groom 23 19 285 18J 28 224 20 21 23 18 It. bra It. bm fair It. brn black It. bra It. brn brown It. bni 5 74 It. brn grey hazel blue grey hazel grey grey grey grey blue tresh fresh fair fair fresh fair pale fresh fresh fresh regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dark regimental ditto 17 Nov. 17 Nov. 21 Nov. 9 Nov. 24 Oet. 16 Nov. 11 Nov. 14 Nov. 13 Nov. 13 Nov. Colchester ditto ditto Edinburgh Birminghm Dublin ditto Shrewsbury Canterbury ditto took the whole of reg. nec. ditto ditto broke out of barracks scar of bubo on each groin, scar left tempi5 served in North Down Militia recruit 190500 Henry Bright 190501 John Hobday 1905021 James Hall 190S03 Sam. Edw. Sumers 190504] Charles Speed 1905051 Thomas Gollop 19050S William Langley 190507 George Hallett 190609 George Martin 190509 William Bevan 260 489 917 1185 796 3810 2210 2002 162 < 5411 14th Hussars ditto 17th Lancers 18th HuBsars 19th Hussars Military Train Gren. Guards ditto ditto Scots Fusiliers Padaington, London Leeds Paddington, London Westminster Sandwich, Kent Newton Abbot, Devon Cambridge Sheroourne, Somerset Montford, Devon Tibberton, Gloucester ditto blacksmith farrier baker shoemaker glover butcher labourer 2H4 265 22} 181 16} 21 20 20} 23} 324 6 6 n 0 10 6 94 84 8i 0 brown brown dk. brn auburn It. brn It. brn It. brn light brown brown grey [ hazel ' grey brown hazel hazel hazel brown blue grey fresh fresh fair fair fair fresh fair fair fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 29 Oct. 6 Nov. 12 Nov. 15 Nov. 15 Nov. 15 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 5 Nov. 15 Nov. Hounslow ditto Aldershot Canterbury ditto Aldershot London ditto ditto ditto D D took part of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. ; D took waist- belt took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. ditto D ditto D 190510) George West 190511 190512 196513 .90514 19051b .190516 190517 130318 190519 George Williams Luke Prendergast John Bogle John McGrath George Newbold WilliamThompson John Robinson Walter Burke George Thompson 1133 1615 1444 37 1823 1802 981 602 149K 7th Foot 9th Foot ditto 14th Foot 24th Foot ditto ditto 26th Foot 2< th Foot 32nd Foot Huckwold, Norfolk Windsor, Berks Swineford, Mayo Kilbirnie, Ayr HOBS, Galway Chesterfield," Derby Harrogate, York Manchester Hardwicl, Lancashire Claycross, Derby ditto ditto shoemaker moulder labourer brickmaker shi etnaker piecer labourer ditto 26} 204 24 20i 29} 20 224 18 214 23} 64, dk. brn 611 brown 7 red brown It. brn fair black It. brn brown brown grey hazal grey grey grey blue grey grey grey hazel fresh fresh light fresh rah- rah- sallow fresh fresh fair ditto supposed plain regimental plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto supposed plain 31 Oct. 19 Nov. 10 Nov. 15 Nov. 12 Oct. 14 Nov. 8 Nov. 7 Nov. 11 Nov. 15 Nov. Brantf'ord* PenaHy Bath Belfast Sheffield ditto ditto Preston Aldershot Colchester D * Canada W- took several articles, property of an officer took part of reg. nec. ; D recruit off furlough to Belfast took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. ditto scar on abdomen scar on le't cheok, ' J. J.' and'arrow It. arm 190520 190521 190522 190523 i9052i 190525 190526 390S2 19062* t90S2 19053 1905SI 190532 190533 290531 190535 19053S 19053: 19053s 19053 George Ives George Cross Richard Kitchen Arthur Fosberg James Barber William Newman George Graves William Corbett Michael Brown John Eden 10bO, 34t!. Foot 579 39th Foot 608 ditto 241140th Foot ditto 48th Foot 51st Foot ditto 52nd Foot ditto 1013 1063 1725 1688 1461 1314 London Dunham, Cheshire Manchester Lambe'h, Surrey Famham, Surrey Limerick Rippitigale, Lincoln De< by Kilrush, Clare Northampton | ditto ditto I warehsman groom labourer ditto striker labourer smith 18415 234 5 251 22} 33 5 61 7i 7} 9} 104 6 & 5} 6} brown It. brn brown It. brn brown It. brn brown red brown black hazel blue grey grey grey tirry brown brown hazel black fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow dark regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto tweed ; black regimental 12 Nov. 5 Nov. 9 Nov. 20 Nov. 13 Nov. 7 Nov. 9 Nov. 14 Nov. 15 Nov. 13 Nov. Gravesend Weedon ditto Portsmouth ditto Alders! ot Sheffield ditto Aldershot ditto anchor on light arm off furlough tattooed on arms took part of reg. nec. pnekpitted Benjamin Hackett William Jones William Batchelor Joshua Clifford Joseph White Michael Collins George Roud Charles Langfield William Wilson William Brown 724 415 542 140 209 60 1048 1006 959 66th Foot 66th Foot ditto ditto ditto 59th Foot 60th Rifles ditto 63rd Foot 66th Foot Manohestr Burslem, Stafford Gibraltar Clerkenwell, London Philipstown, Louth Galway Lockerley, Hants Thornbuty, Glouc. Glasgow Malmesbury, Wilts mechanic shoemaker labourer carpenter labourer ditto ditto carpenter labourer ditto 814 32} 19} 28} 26} 1S4 28 214 20} 22 5 94 5 8J 5 light It. brn dk. brn brown It. brn black brown brown brown brown grey blue hazel hazol brown grey grey grey hazel hazel tresh fair saHow fresh fresh dark fresh fresh dark fresh ditto ditto tweed regimental ditto dark regimental ditto ditto ditto 12 Nov. 9 Nov. 7 Nov. 5 Nov. 10 Nov. 19 Nov. 8 Nov. 8 Nov. 10 Nov. 14 Nov. Si effield Portland ditto ditto ditto Birminglim Ouvragli ditto Glasgow Aldershot II 1) D 1) D tattooed on arms recruit, attested DDI); probably near Farnham, Surrey took waist- belt and part of reg. nec.; D took part of reg. nec. off furlough ( 906i(> 190541 .'. 90542 190543 590541 190545 19054K 190541 1905( s 19054' Thomas Browne William Blackman William Wyness . lames Lovett* Wm. McCartney Archibld Petiigrew James Lewis Zachariah Morris Richard Jackson John Smyth 165 67th Foot 868 68thFoot 66 74th Foot 1437 77th Foot 831 7sth Foot 923 ditto 3376 80th Foot 3581 ditto 1766,34th Foot 1691 ditto Dalkeith, Edinburgh Crayfor I, Kent Aberdeen Wisbech, Cambs Kilmarnock, Ayr Blantyre, Lanark Teavor, Cheshire Shrewsbury Ilkeston, Derby Bellast I printer combmaker labourer miner collier labourer bricklayer labourer hackler 33 5 21} 5 28 19 21-} 23} 29} 30$ 5 23 5 19415 brown brown fair brown brown brown brown It. brn brown brown grey grey grey brown blue hazel grey grey grey grey fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto black; fustian regimental ditto ditto ditto supposed plain grey 10 Nov. 4 Nov. 12 Nov. 11 Nov. 15 Nov. 15 Nov. 14 Nov. 11 Nov. 15 Nov. 16 Nov. Fermoy Portsmouth Limerick Gosport Stirling ditto Ft. Tregntle ditto Colchester ditto officer's servant recruit off furlough to Aberdeen tattoord on arms # alias B. W. Longwood took part of reg. nec. D D ; lost left upper incisor off furlough to ttolmes Chapel, Cheshire; D ditto to Sa op ; D scar on right abdomen and right thigh right third finger contraoted 19055D 190551 190552 190553 19055' 190555 190556 190557 19055M 19055H James Riley John McGuire James Kelly Patrick Daffy Thomas Gower Thomas Cooper Robert Bacon George Brown Joseph Gibson Frank Moore 1004 1012 1409 991 2619 1420 1426 1204 1186 85tb Foot ditto ditto 90th Foot 96th Foot 107th Foot Royal H. Art, ditto ditto ditto Liverpool Louth, Dundalk Belfast, Antrim Cavan Llanelly, Carmarthen ShanfehiU, Antrim Bsrmondsey, Surrey Birchington, Kent Northumberland Stepney, London stoker engineer labourer ditto ditto shippainter carman labourer baker groom 24 5 21 5 29} 21 254 21 20i; 5 23} [ 5 24} 5 20} 5 104 6 7 64 6 61 5} 4} 4f 45 brown dk. brn brown dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown brotvn brown brown hazel grey grey brown hazel grey grey grey bfown blue fresh sallow fresh sallow dark fresh fresh fresh dark fresh regimental cloth ; tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental 16 Nov. 15 Nov. 10 Nov. 10 Nov. 15 Nov. 12 Nov. 12 Nov. 12 Nov. 10 Nov. 12 Nov. Dublin Liverpool Dublin Preston Colchester Preston Woolwich ditto Maidstone Woolwioh blue specks on cheeks recruit, attested D took part of reg. nec. D ; short hair D D \ D ; tattooed on arms [ lost three teeth DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE ( continued). OFFICE HO. NAME. A EG. NO. COBFS. WHEBE BOR*. TEADE. M O SIZE. HAIB. STBS. PACE. OOAT & TBOTJSEES. I DATE 01 DXSEBTN. PIACI or DESERTION. MASKS AMI BBMAMS. 190660 Thomas Cox 59o Roy. H. Art. 3. Lapl. am, Norfolk abourer 264 i 5* t. brn brown sallow regimental 11 Nov. Woolwich scar on abdomen 190561 Richard Furner 1542 Roy. Artillery West minster, London joacbamith 234 i . 8* t. brn grey fair ditto 4 Nov. ditto scar on left wrist 190562 James Stibbard — ditto STorthbreak, Norfolk carpenter 31* 1 K It. brn Dlue [ air ditto 10 Nov. ditto D; off pass to London 190563 John May 34 8 ditto Sermondsey, Surrey abourer 251 S 2 t. brn jlue fresh ditto 12 Nov. ditto 190564. James Bonner 1833 ditto Seath, Oxf. ri juteher 214 5 74 t. brn grey light ditto 7 Nov. Portsmouth 190565 Thomas Butler 3106 ditto Woolwich, Kent abourer 20i 5 41 jrown grey fair ditto 6 Nov. Aldershot D D D 190566 Denis Kelfoil 20303 ditto Dublin tobaccospnr 234 6 44 dk. brn ijrey fresh ditto 11 Nov. Shorncliffe Bear on back of neck 190567 Edwin Bond 20501 ditto 3r. Columb, Cornwall collar maker 23* 5 5 dk. brn orown ireah ditto 11 Nov. ditto 190568 Francis Payne 594 ditto 3r. Pancras, London striker 26* 5 44 dk. brn hazel Fair ditto 14 Nov. Dublin D 190569 John Green 3141 ditto Lambeth, London . abourer 5 4* brown hazel fresh ditto 15 Nov. ditto tattooed on left arm and leg 190570 James Murray 57( 3 ditto Kincardine ditto 27 5 dk. brn grey fresh ditto 12 Nov. ditto 190571 Dennis Collins 3164 ditto Cork ditto 204 6 44 brown hazel fresh ditto 12 Nov. Eilsea 190672 John Hammond — ditto Portsea, Hants ditto 19 6 7* dk. brn hazel sallow dark 11 Nov. Portsmouth recruit, attested 190573 John Fullerton 1632 ditto KiUmore, AT magh ditto 22} 6 9 It. brn grey fresh regimental 27 Oct. Kingston* • Canada 190574 Peter McLachlan — ditto Glasgow ditto 20 5 44 dk. brn grey fair plain 1 Nov. Glasgow recruit, attested 190575 James H. Barker 8856 Rl. Engineers Birm ingham painter 21* 5 8 It. brn G « Y fresh regimental 7 Nov. London off leave to Birmingham 190576 Nathaniel Taylor 6647 ditto Mullabracb, Armagh quarryman 284 5 7 It. brn blue fair ditto 10 Oct. Quebec off furlough to Montreal 190577 Thomas Jones — 3rd Hussars Liverpool shoemaker 24 6 7 It. brn hazel fair grey; moleskin 13 Nov. Liverpool recruit, not eurgically inspected 190578 Thomas Rourke — ditto ditto carpenter 23 6 61 dk. brn hazel fresh tweed 9 Nov. ditto ditto 190579 Thomas Curry — 17th Lancers ditto blacksmith 22 5 9 It. brn blue fresh black 19 Nov. ditto ditto 190580 Walter Reeve — Gren. GuardB Birmingham shoemaker 194 5 8 It. brn hazel fair grey; tweed white slop; mole 9 Nov. Northampt. Peterbro' recruit, surgically inspected nail off left forefinger; recruit 190581 John Smith — dit'o Crow land, Liincolnsh. labourer 19J 5 83 brown It. brn fresh 10 Nov. 190582 Patrick Rook — 25th Foot Liverpool ditto 22 5 6 brown bazel fresh tweed; moleskin black; tweed 11 Nov. Liverpool recruit, surgically uispected 190583 Daniel Kenedy — 26th Foot Hamilton, Lanark ditto 23 5 64 dark blue dark 14 Nov. Hamilton recruit, not surgically inspected 190584 Edward Kelly — 27 th Foot Cork plasterer 214 5 7 sandy blue fresh tweed 8 Nov. Cork ditto 190585 Joseph Levett — 39th Foot Liverpool labourer 24. 5 64 dk. brn hazel fresh black; cord 7 Nov. Liverpool scar on forehead; recruit 190586 James McIlven — 72nd Foot Kilmarnock, Ayr ditto 18 5 6 brown brown fresh blue; drab 9 Nov. Ula » eow lost two teeth; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected 190587 Daniel McGrady — 76th Foot Falkirk, Stirling boilermaker 21 5 104 It. brn grey fresh fuBtian; black 12 Nov. Falkirk 190588 William Davies — N6th Foot Bu Uoy, Worceater labourer 22 5 81 It. brn blue freeh white slop; cord 11 Nov. Aylesbury ditto 190589 Neil Young — 92nd Foot Irvine, Ayr miner 214 5 aandy grey fresh blue; grey i7 Nov. Kilmarnock ditto 190590 James Walling 263 1st Drag. Gds. Liverpool paperhangr. 32 5 7 dk. brn hazel fresh regimental 21 Nov. Colchester pockpitted 190591 Edward Smith 99 ditto Carlisle £ boilermaker 29 6 64 dk. brn blue fresh ditto 24 Nov. ditto ditto 190592 Harry Ward 29 T ditto Windsor, Berks servant 29 5 y* dk. brn blue Ballow ditto 24 Nov. ditto 190593 Samuel Dickson 1779 ditto E iinburgh Birmingham labourer 30 5 8 It. brn blue fresh ditto 28 Nov. ditto D; took the whole of reg. nec. 190594 Francis Phillips — 3rd Hussars blacksmith 233 6 64 brown grey fresh black; moleskin 19 Nov. Bristol recruit, finally approved 190595 James Elliott 207 4th Hussars Pontefraet, Yorkshire labourer 5 54 brown grey fresh regimental 20 Nov. Edinburgh took part of reg. nec. 190596 James Lowends 9th Lancers Liverpool ditto 19 5 8 brown blue fresh linen; cloth 18 Nov. Liverpool recruit, finally approved 190597 William Healy 346 110th Hussars Dudley, Worcester ditto 26 5 5 brown grey fresh black 27 Nov. ditto pockpitted 190598 Patrick Byrnes 927 j 12th Lancers Ennis, Clare gunsmith 1* 4 5 7 dk. brn grey fresh regimental 19 Nov. Ballincollig ditto 190599 James Reader 112 | 14th Hussars HorsemondeD, Kent labourer 234 5 7 brown blue freab ditto 4 Nov. HamptonCt 190600 Charles Sears 781 diito W at torcl, Herts tootman 204 5 7 It. bra hazel iresh ditto 16 Nov. Hounslow 190601 John Thompson 988 ditto Nottingham fishmonger 23j 6 64 It. brn grey fresh ditto 17 Nov. ditto 190602 John Emery 908 ditto Horncastle, Lincoln servant 23* 5 74 brown brown fresh ditto 18 Nov. ditto 190603 John James Hinton 4041 Military Train Slough, Bucks labourer 19 5 4} It. brn hazel fresh ditto 22 Nov. Woolwich D 190604 William Thomas 28* 3 ditto Wem, Salop ditto 26 5 34 dk. brn grey fresh tweed; cord 19 Nov. Aldershot took part of reg. nec. anchor and ' T. M.' right arm, ' H. C.' kf! 190605 Thomas McCarthy 3: 71 ditto Bandon, Cork bootcloser 21 5 44 red grey fresh regimental 20 Nov. Dublin 190606 John West 17 » 7 Gren. Guards Towcester, Nrtbmpt. shoemaker 22* 5 9 dark grey fair ditto 22 Nov. Loudon took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 190607 Alfred Coole 1676 ditto Bristol ditto 2ii 5 8i dk. brn brown sallow ditto 20 Nov. ditto ditto D 190608 William Harwood 279 Cold. Guards Wickham, Durham groom 314 5 93 sandy grey fresh ditto 16 Nov. ditto took the whole of reg nec. 190609 Samuel Reed 947 ditto Carrey Revel, Somst. carpenter 23 5 81 It. brn grev fair ditto 20 Nov. ditto off pass to Brighton 190610 190611 190612 190613 190614 190615 190616 190617 190618 190619 William Meek Henry Killmartin Thomas Bonson Edward Moulin William Barker Daniel Galway Ebenezer Anderson George Wilson Joseph Hewitt James McNally 1273 1607 1342 1838 lh7 » > 749 2018 950 let Foot 3rd Foot 13th Foot 16th Foot 19th Foot ditto 21st Foot ditto ditto 25th Foot K' mford, Eosex Sligo Barnsley, Yorkshire Clovin, Tipperary Sculcoates, Yorkshire Duniforth, Kilkenny Glasgow Crook, Durham Manchester Tmlyallen, Dublin labourer carpenter • labourer enginefitter labourer clothlapper miner joiner hackler 2* 1 22 21f 22 23 J 20i 224 24 19 brown dk. brn light brown brown It. brn It. brn It. brn brown light brown blue hazel blue blue grey blue grey hazel grey dark fair fresh fair fair fair fair fresh fresh fair ditto tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto blue; moleskin regimental ditto 21 NOT. 14 Nov. 22 Nov. 29 Nov. 21 Nov. 27 Nov. 14 Nov. 29 Nov. 23 Nov. 19 Nov. Chatham Uxbridge Shornclitfe London Sheffield ditto Dublin N'wetle- o- T Preston ditto D recruit, attested miier off furlough to Sheffield; D * grindstuns ditto to Peckliam took part of reg. nec. ' B. P.' on right arm, man on left recruit, attested took waist- belt and great ooat A90620 190621 190622 190623 190624 190625 190626 190627 190S28 190629 Launcelot Reid Joseph Dunne Patrick Dillon John Roach James Jackson Henry Smith Edward Mulcahy Henry Brown John Collins William Holman 1 - 36 1219 2584 1400 1393 1363 502 3422 760 1039 ditto 36th Foot 37th Foot ditto ditto ditto 40th Foot ditto ditto ditto Maoci eater Kilbride, King's Clanguish, Longford Ballina, Mayo Kingstown, Dublin Northampton ShandoD, Cork Cavendish, Suffolk Blackwal), Essex Cairib' rne, Cornwall groom labourer ditto spinner labourer shoemaker eawyer labourer 18* 19 38 21 24, 194 3l± 30* 24* 23 6i 5 9 6 6t 6* 7* 6i 5i 64 brown fair brown dk. brn brown liglt brown grey blue grey grey grey grey hazel dk. brn | grey brown Ig'. ey brown I brown sallow fresh fresh fresh fresb fair fresh fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 24 Nov. 12 Sept. 23 Nov. 23 Nov. 27 Nov. 2f> Nov. 18 Nov. 18 Nov. 26 Nov. 21 Nov. ditto Hubberstne Preston ditto ditto ditto Portsmouth ditto ditto ditto took part of reg. nec. 6cars rt. elbow, tattooed It. arm and hand 190630 190631 190632 190633 190634 190635 190636 190637 190638 190639 Arthur Gay John Smith William Austin Reuben Giles Edward Jones George Clarke John Bass Benjamin Hackett Michael Collins John Wethers 1000 3627 1136 2481 1676 1752 436 724 3917 44th toot 46th Foot 48th Foot 51st Loot ditto ditto 54th Foot 65th Foot 59th Foot 62nd Foot Braintree, Essex Bilston, Stafford Sheffield Birmingham Warwick Nottingham Falmouth, Cornwall Manchester Galway Cxlary, Sligo sawyer labourer tailor labourer groom lace maker labourer mechanic labourer ditto 19 32 194 32J 184 23 i 314 2- 4 1* 4 30* brown brown brown dk. brn light brown brown light black black grey brown hazel brown hazel blue grey grey grey blue fresn fresh fresh dark fair fair fresh fresh dark fair ditto ditto ditto dark regimental ditto ditto ditto dark regimental 16 Nov. 24 Nov. 19 Nov. 30 Nov. 25 Nov. 23 Nov. 17 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Nov. ,22 Nov. Dover Hubberstne Aldershot Sheffield ditto ditto Gosport Sheffield Birminghm Haulbwline 19064U 190641 190642 19064,3 190644 190645 190646 190647 190S4S 190645- James Flemming George Duffy Thomas N. Gough John SLOAN Robert Veal Poter Kemp Alexander Gordon Walter Willis William Simcock James Musker 1137 63rd Foot 824 ditto 1380| 65th Foot 794! 6* th Foot 1103 72nc Foot 964 ditto 1529 78th Foot 79th Foot 80" h Foot 83rd Foot 1493 101-< 1357 Glasgow Gorbals, Lanark Strickland, Devon TartaragVian, Aro) « gh Leitb, Edinburgh IE linbu' gh Brechin, Forfar Lanark Truro, Cornwall Liverpool moulder striker labourer weaver tinsmith miner shoemaker miner mason bricklayer 19 254 18 281 184 20 164 19 4 19 21. brown sandy dk. bm black brown It. brn dk. brn It. brn It. brn auburn grey blue grey brown grey blue huzel grev grey hazel pale fresh fresh sallow fresh Iresh fresh fair fair fresh 190- 550 190651 190652 190653 190651 190655 190656 190S57 190658 190659 John Ferguson John McGurk Joseph Freeman George Williams Michael Griffin Thomas Beverley Patrick Brigdell Henry Wetherill William Chance Robert Rutherford 1500 1540 1302 1549 1419 1107 1986 1713 1875 1160 ditto ditto ditto ditto 90th Foot 91st Foot 108th Foot. Royal H. Art. ditto ditto Kilm » yn « ktn, Dublin Shaukriill, Antrim Kelton, Beds Warrington, Lane. Swineaford, Mayo Stirling Ballynea, Clare Betiinal- green, Londn Limehouae, London Cambridge labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto carpenter rivetter labourer 20* 22 214 20* 23 19 » 204 204 201 20 » brown brown brown dk. brn dk. brn brown fair dk. brn brown It. bm tluzel grey grey blue hazel grey blue hazel hazel blue fresh dark fresh fresh fresb fair swarth sallow fresh fair ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto d '. 0 ditto ditto di- to ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto regimental ditto ditto 17 Nov. 17 Nov. 13 Nor. 25 Nov. 24 Nov. 23 Nov. 25 Nov. 20 Nov. 17 Nov. 21 Nov. 21 Nov. 17 Nov. 23 Nov. 28 Nov. 27 Nov. 20 Nov. 21 Oct. 17 Nov. 23 Nov. 21 Nov. Glasgow PaiBlcy Devonport Portsmouth Edinburgh ditto Stirling Abrdeen KiTregantle Dublin ditto ditto Enniskillen Dublin Preaton Stirling Limerick Maidstone ditto Brighton 190660 190661 190662 190663 190664 190663 190666 190667 190668 190669 George brown Daniel Cronan John Murphy Thomas Lane Cornelius Buckley Edward Pickford James Peake George Keates David Jacks Charles Humphries 17 20 21060 21059 19196 19206 20181 20775 19980 30557 ditto Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Cirencester, CMouc. Limerick Srxeatham, Surrey Staines, Middlesex Cork Wimborne, Dorset St. Luke's, Loudon Stanley, Stafford Dundee, Forfar Norwich groom labourer ditto ditto ditto groom labourer butcher tailor carman 2 22 5 2011 5 21 5 185 5 20J 20* 204 20 22 § b 5i 44 10 44 44 6 4 6 44 brown brown hazel blue stole about £ 13 off pass to London stole £ 5, clothes, & c. j D scar on left thigh and elbows, rnau on rt. am off leave to London D D D D D reeruit took waist- belt and part of reg. neo. took part of reg. nec. D j tears rt leg, anchor rt. arm, flat nose anchor on right hand and left arm scar of bum ou left cheek < t) pass to Greenock scar on left shoulder; off paes to Bathgatr ecur on left tligh, lost several teeth D took waist- belt; D took part of reg. nec. supposed to bo in Stirling two scars on base of left thumb lost two teeth, vision of left eye defective D; took valisse and great coat auburn grey brown ; blue brown blue dk. brn brown brown grey brown black brown brown hazol blue fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dark fresh ditto ditto ditto dark; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 2U Nov. 22 Nov. 22 Nov. 18 Nov. 18 Nov. 25 Nov. 25 Nov. 25 Nov. 21 Nov. 19 Nov. Woolwich ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Warley ditto anchor and star on right arm poekpitted ' T. F.' on left arm ink mark on back and front of left arm ' V. M.' on right arm mole on right arm 190670 190671 190672 190673 190674 190675 190676 190677 190673 190679 George Scantlebury Dennis Felley Joseph Tibbey John Conelly Charles Creamer James Day Michael Lunnon Dennis Collins John Doulon George Shaw 305H6 20334 603 2192 3154 471 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto — Gren. Gua'dn ' Nottingham Holborn, London Newcastle, Limerick Birmingham Derry Cavan Pittor, Devon Dundee, Forfar Cork Castlerea, Roscommn blindmaker tailor blacksmith weaver ditto cabinetmkr. hackler labourer plasterer frameknittr laj 23* 20 19 20 29| 21* 20* 36J 19 brown dk. brn brown brown brown black It. brn brown brown dk. brn blue bazel hazel hazel blue brown blue bazel hazel hazel fresh sallow fair fresh sallow dark fair fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto black; cord blue; black canvas; mole regimental ditto ditto black drab 19 Nov. 21 Nov. 21 Nov. 18 Nov. 18 Nov. 18 Nov. 17 Nov. 12 Nov. 16 Nov. 23 Nov. ditto ditto Northampt. Montroee ditto Chester Shorocliffe Hilsea Lcith Nottinghm. pockpitted; scar on right knee scar on left knee pockpitted scar on ohejt D reeruit 190680 190681 190682 190683 19068 !• 19068G 190686 190687 190683 190689 Herny McNull William Dalton Patrick Burns Wm. H. Plackledge George Nineham Thomas Jordan James Johnston Daniel McCleary Edward Johnston James Blakely 9th Lancers 18th Foot 2lst Foot 37th Foot 10th Foot 49th Foot 53rd Foot 59th Foot 74th Foot r itto Lurgan, Armagh Dublin Gorbale, Lanark FarringtOD, Lane. Landpurt, Hants Glasgow ditto Portglenone, Derry Glasgow ditto labourer ditto clothlapper weaver labourer ditto cabinetmkr. labourer moulder ditto 7 7 5S « 4 6 74 64 7 7* 64 brown Ik. brn dk. brn light brown brown fau- lt. brn brown fair blue hazel grey grey grey blue blue blue blue grey fair sallow fresh fresh fresh fresb fair freeh fresh fair light; moleskin frieze; cord tweed; black black; cord drab ; cord bluejacket; cord black brown black; moleskin brown; moleskin 13 Nov. 13 Nov. 21 Nov. 24 Nov. 22 Nov. 12 Nov. 20 Nov. 25 Nov. 17 Nov. 17 Nov. Glasgow Dublin Glasgow Preston Portsmouth ditto ditto ditto ditto recruit, not surgically inspected ditto ditto recruit ditto recruit, not surgically inspected ditto sear on right thumb; recruit recruit, not surgically inspected ditto DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA. omen NO. NAME BEG. NO, COBPB. WHBBS BOBN. 0 SIZE. " 23 5 61 22J 5 51 19 5 5 29 5 7 21 6 4 23j 5 3} 21 5 11 - - EYES. PACE. COAT & TBOtTSHBS. DATE OP DllliTS. PLAOB OP BESEKTION. MABKS and HKMAEKS. 74695 74895 74697 74698 74699 74700 74701 74702 74703 74704 74705 7470S 74707 74708 74709 74710 74711 74712 74713 74714 Daniel Dullanty James Green James Hosey Patrick Maloney William Pattison James Shaw Timothy Connell Richard Field William Evans Richard Ward 2361 2280 2169 1520 1820 2268 2101 2499 2683 2822 2nd Derby ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Monmthshre* ditto ditto Glossop, Derby Lambley, Notts Brimington, Derby ilkern, Galway Barlborough, Dorby Oldfcam, Lancashire Galwav Tonball, Cork Tredegar, Monmouth Nantyglo tailor collier ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto blacksmith puddler labourer sandy brown sandy dark brown brown brown blue grey hazel dark brown hazel brown fresh tresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh 1 Oct. 24 Sept. 1 Oct. 1 Oot. 1 Oot. 1 Oct. 1 Oct. 10 May 10 May 10 May Chesterfield ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Monmouth ditto ditto * absent from training scar on left forefinger scar on upper lip, mark on baek scar over right eyebrow blue marks right side of right eye scar on left cheek supp. gene to America # absent from traiP^ ® ' supp. in 23rd foot John Smith John Jones Joseph Fellows Richard Bullock James Jones John V. Weare George Bluett Matthew Burridge James Gay John Morgan 2870 2880 2888 3026 3089 3155 3197 3279 3351 3354 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Abergaventy Monmouth ditto Goodrich, Hereford Qarraway Monmouth Newnham, Gloucester Nailsea, Somerset Newport, Monmouth ditto ditto mason forgeman labourer wheelwrght tutor mason collier labourer carver IO Mav ditto lO May ditto 10 May ditto 10 May ditto supp. enlisted 10 May ditto reported dead 10 May ditto 10 May ditto sentenced to 7 years' penal servitude 10 May ditto supp. gone to Queensland 10 May ditto 10 May ditto 74715 74716 74717 74718 74719 74720 74721 74722 74723 74721 James Morley George Goodwin John Murphy Michael Donoghue John Enright William Thomas Thomas Greene James Williams Josiah Gould Henry Hawkins 3376 3379 3392 3539 3578 3616 3671 3672 3676 3- i86 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Cork Abergavenny, Monm. Mallow, Cork Valencia, Kerry Ballylong ord Bed weitj, Mon mo uth Cheltenham, Glouc. Bristol Stroud Newport, Monmouth puddler groom labourer ditto ditto enginedrivr. pud tier puncher labourer plasterer lO May 10 May 10 May 10 Mav 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 May ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto reported dead supp. residing in Cardiff 74725 74726 74727 74728 74729 74730 7473 L 74732 74733 74734 John Lewis Thomas Connell Michael Matthews 3694 3740 3574 ditto ditto ditto Llanwenartli, Monm. Cahirciveeen, Kerry Newtown, Limerick labourer ditto ditto lO May 10 May 10 May ditto ditto ditto ADMIRALTY, December 10, 1866. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and, men Discharged from Her Majesty7 s Sea Service. NAME. SHIP DESISTED OB DI8- GHABQED IB0M. DATB. WHERE BORN. EYBi. PACB. MASKS AND BEMABKS Edward Wickham Thomas Frazer Andrew Butt George Wheeler Josh. Goff James Young William Jane John Rounsfell George Kite Josh. Davis William Croker Richard Kenefick James Kennelly John Cole Josh. Stevens Samuel Hart Essex Eveleigh William King James Burford Charles Eveleigh Charles Harris Henry Quew John Davonshire Sidney Palmer Austin Thomas John Ford Frederick Hide William Sutton Samuel Sprague Peter Glynn John Foster William Lord John Duffiely David Jamieson Thomas W. Vaughan William J. Tatman Hugh Smith William Crofer George D. Hannaford William Cn Samuel J. Russell Thos. Joseph Tiiomas Frederick Thomas James Lougkran James Wall James Rogers Henry Cook William Coles John Wiggins Josh. LBVIS William McCartney John Thomas GcorgeMountstephen William Warrall Patrick Walsh John Petherick James Thomas Patrick Morrissey Thomas Thompson St. Vincent, straggler 6 Impugnable, straggler 5 Ocean, deserter 1 D. of Wellington, deserter 1 ditto i 1 Canopus, deserter 27 Ocean, deserter 1 ditto 1 ditto 1 ditto 1 ditto 1 ditto 1 ditto 1 ditto 1 ditto 1 ditto 1 ditto 1 ditto 1 ditto 1 ditto 1 ditto 1 ditto 1 Orontes, straggler 27 Ocean, deserter 30 ditto 29 ditto 30 ditto 30 ditto 30 ditto 30 ditto 30 ditto 30 ditto 30 ditto 30 ditto 30 Doterel, deserter 12 Fisgard, straggler 25 ditto 25 ditto 25 ditto 26 ditto 26 Ocean, deserter 27 ditto 27 Megcera, discharged 15 Sylvia, straggler 23 ditto 22 ditto 22 Ocean, deserter 22 ditto 22 ditto 24 ditto 24 ditto 24 ditto 24 ditto 24 ditto • 26 ditto 26 ditto 26 ditto 26 ditto 26 ditto 26 ditto 26 Dec. Dec. Dec. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec.? Dec. t Dec. S Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. private, R. Marines leading seaman A. B. ordinary A. B. ordinary A. B. caulker carpenter's crew ordinary carpenter's crew A. B. ordinary A. B. ditto ordinary bandsman ditto ditto ditto private, K. Marines leading seaman A. B. ordinary ditto ditto ditto stoker A. B. stoker Nov. ordinary Nov. Nov. ditto ditto A. B. July ; private, E. Marines Nov. boy, lst class Nov. ditto Nov. A. B. Nov. ditto Nov. ordinary, 2nd class Nov. ordinary private, R. Marines boy, lst class ordinary stoker ditto ditto ordinary A. B. ordinary stoker ordinary stoker Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 36 23 16 22 20 23 27 20 20 29 21 18 23 27 19 22 22 25 29 ! 21 23 119 121 118 27 25 23 24 29 18 26 23 19 17 34 31 19 24 27 17 18 ordinary 2nd captain, hold ordinary ditto stoker ordinary ditto 6 10 5 6 5 8 5 5 Hertabury, Wiltshire Workington. Cumbrlnd. Sherbori e, Dorset Watson, Hants Ringwood, Hants Freetborpe, Norfolk Inverali, Cornwall Stoke Bangor, Down Devonport Stonehouae, Devon Queenstown, Cork Barry, Devon Devonport Plymouth St. Austell, Cornwall Melvertou, Somerset Tipperarv St. Austell, Cornwall Buntmgtord, Herts Portsmouth Gosport fi Portaes 7 Bath 5 Falmouth 8 Weymouth 5 10 London 5 8 Colchester 5 7 Calistock, Cornwall 5 5 Mayo 5 4 London g fi Stoke 5 5 St. Helen?, Lancashire 5 8 Forfar 4 91 S uthf. mpton 8J Deptford, Kent 8 Aberdeen 2 Heligoland 1 London 5 Plymouth 7 Surrey 0 London 4 10 Falmouth, CornwaU 5 10 Ensham, Oxon 6 Mortock, Somerset 4{ Newport, Isle of Wight 81 Crediton, Devon 5 Canterbury 5 Devonport 4i Devon 7j Dublin 6 Exe'er 5 Clifton 5 6 Cork 5 6 Devon 5 6 Devonport 6 6 Cork 5 4 Antrim hght brown dark brown dk. brn light brown light brown hght dk. brn brown brown dk. brn It. bm brown dark brown brown dk. brn It. brn dark brown browii brown brown brown dork brown brown brown brown black It. brn light brow n dark light brown brown hght brown It. brn dk. brn dk. brn brown brown brown dark brown dark brown dark, light light brown brown brown brown hazel — blue fair dark — hazel brown — blue ! — grey ' — blue — blue — blue — grey 1 — grey — hazel I — grey grey dark hazel blue blue grey bazel grey grey hazel blue blue grey brown blue groy blue grey black blue dark grey dark blue hazel grey blue grey blue dark hazel grey blue grey hazel hazel dark grey hazel grey blue hazel dark grey blue dork £ 1 reward serve i in Vixen, Perseverance, and Urgent served in Alert and Satellite £ 3 reward seived iu Black Prince ditto seived in Illustrious, Algiers, \ ictory, and Edgar ditto served in Jtoyal Sovereign £ 1 reward eeivel in Bristol served iu Canopus served in Indus served in Black Prince served in Severn serv. d iD Indus served in Prince Consort served in Frederick William served in Cambridge served in Cantrpus served in Severn serve i in Phoebe served in Revenge served in Phoebe ditto served in Cumberland served in Cambridge £ 3 reward served m Amazon served in Indus served in Phoebe seived in Severn served in Tribune served in Inaus served in Cambridge served in Indus v | served in Black Prince served in Cambridge served iu Severn served in Canopus ' D.' 011 left side; served in Spiteful £ 1 reward served in Implacable and Leopard ditto scar on right knee ditto tattooed on rigt t arm and body, wound on right leg ditto tattccei on arm-, wrists, and right leg ditto served in Si. Vincent aud Swallow served in Orontes served in St. Vincent and Duke of Wellington served in Boscawen, Victory, Resistance, und Phoebe served in Fox man and woman on right arm ; served in Indus served in Severn served in Topazic served iu Cambridge served in Indus ditto served in Canopus served iu Severn served in Defence served in Orontes served in Severn served iu Indus served in Prince Consort served in Phte. be No reward will be given m these cases if appreheuded within the precincts of a port, where a regular Police is organized, but all reasonable expenses will be paid. DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME, DIVISION. WHEBB B0BN. TBADB. H a M SIZE. HAIB. EYES. BAOB. OOAT & TBOUSKB8. DATB OP DKSSBTH. PLACR OP DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS John Locke R. Marine Art. Aylesbury, Bucks butcher 241 6 8 It. brn hazel tair undress uniform 11 Nov. Portsmouth Joseph Anderton Plymouth Salford, Monchester # 33* 5 7 dk. brn brown fresh ditto 28 Nov. Plymouth off furious h to Manchester * machine joiner James Gledhill Woolwich Leeds mechanic 29 b 6 auburn grey fresh 1 25 Nov. Woolwich heart and « H. G.' on left arm Samuel Hancock ditto Woton- under- Edge* porter 32 6 6 brown hazel dark 16 Nov. ditto * Gloucestershire Thomas Abbott ditto Canterbury servant 301 b 7 It. brn grey freck. 14 Nov. ditto off furlough to Newcastle- on- Tyne David Greenough Portsmouth Northampton miller 19i 5 7 brown grey fair undress uniform 30 Oct. Kirkdale Daniel* McCarthy Chatham Newington, Surrey labourer 211 5 5* brown hazel fresh uniform 11 Nov. Chatham i> # alias John Thomas Pope ditto Manchester painter 22 5 6i brown hazel fair undress uniform 13 Nov. ditto George Fothergill Woolwich Terrington, Yorkshire groom 20i 5 9i It. bm grey fresh — 12 Nov. Woolwich Wm. Woodhouse ditto Nottingham labourer 231 5 6 brown brown fresh 10 Nov. ditto pockpitted LONDON: PRINTED FOB HEU MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE BT HAJIBJEOX AND SONS, ST. MJLSITIW'B LAKE, W. C,