POLICE GAZETTE, tiy autfjoritg. CONTAINING Sie substance of all Informations received ir cases jf Felony and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed 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, i ir Appearance, JJress, and other marks of Identity. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead, to their Apprehei, '•-„•<. A Description, as accurate as possible, of Property that has been stolen, and ci minute Description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of hating and ecovtrina them. No. 4643 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1868. 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 r, ptiring or sending the same, and all applications in reference to the POLICE GAZETTE may be made and addressed to it;. IV. D. BURNABY, the Editor, Police Court, Bow- street, London, W. C. ".* Whenever it is desired that any person should be appre bended, and the name is given, it is indispensably necessary that an ) formation should be made and sworn to before a Magistrate, of the offence charged, and an attested copy thereof, together with the Advertisement, forwarded to the Editor for insertion. As no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the 1 OLICE GAZETTE, all Letters addressed to the Editor lUD8t be prepaid, otherwise the insertion will not be made. It is requested that the Names and Descriptions of Deserters sad Absentees from the Militia, as well as those from the regular Army, intended for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, may be nldressed to " The Under Secretary of State for War, War Office, I'all Mall, London, S. W.," as they cannot be published without his nithority. INFORMATIONS. murder and maliciously WOUNDING, The body of a full- grown male Child with sandy hair was found on the 18th ins'., in Threadneedle- street, huddersfield, wrapped in a piece of unbleached cotton, supposed to have been n pillow slip, a piece of a dirty old caddy sheet, and covered over with a piece of old wrapper, dirty looking, but appears to have been washed, the doctor being of opinion from external examination that the child was born alive. Information to I e given to Head Constable Wi hers, Huddersfield.— Bow street, October 19. gold Wedding Ring, the ring is much worn, has been broken, and badly repaired. By a man, about 25 years of age, about 5 feet 2 inches higb, light complexion, no whiskers, and large fat face ; dressed in a dark coat, black trousers and vest; has the appearance of a farm labourer, dressed in his Sunday clothes. Information to be given to Superintendent Dunham, Slough, Bucks.— Bow- street, October 19. Stolen from the person in Maidstone, on the 17th instant: 1 silver Geneva hunting Watch, No. 32290. 1 large old- fashioned silver Watch, with silver Guard and Key attached. 1 old- fasbioned double- case silver Watch, maker Burch, Maidstone. 1 double- case silver Watch, with the initials ' S. H.' engraved in the centre of outside case, and the initials ' E. J H.' scratched on the inside cise, with a gold plated albert Guard, Seal, and Key attached. Information to be given to Head Constable Barnes, Botough Police, Maidstone, Kent,— Bous- iircet, Oc'ober 19. Stolen from the person at Newport, on the night of tbe 12th instant, a silver hunting French verge Watch, makers A. and F. Grassland. Information to In given to Chief Superin- tendent Richardson, or to Sergeant Christie, Newport, Sal p. — Bow- street, October 10. 1 silver gilt embossed Smelling Bottle, very thick. 2 gold Thimbles, one set with turquoise, the other en- graved ' Louisa.' 1 yellow glass Salts Bottle, gold stopper. 1 small silver gilt Box, embossed. 1 black leather Opera Glass. 2 silver Tea Spoons, very small; one engraved ' R. A. B.,' the other plain. 2 pairs of Scissors, one pair with gold handles, the other in silver sheath. 1 tortoiseshell Penknife. 1 silver Relic Box, engraved and inlaid with gold, 1 small silver ( toy) Cruet Stand. ' From Anna MAVIS to her dearest chick pet, H. P. H.' on bottles. 1 yellow linen Bag, marked in dark gold on one side. 1 embroidered patchwork Quilt, in black and amber satin.- 6 £ 5 Bank of England Notes, Nos. 4187, 4188, 4189, 4190, 4191, and £ 5 in Gold. A nun of the following description is smpected : about 30 years of age, 5 feet 0 or 7 inches high, very dark Lair and complexion, little or no whiskers, has the sppearanee of a foreigner ; dressed in black frock coat, black vest and trousers, and low- crowned fashionable black hat. Was carrying a dark carpet ba?, a light brown leather bag, and an umbrella with a, Cjver ou having green and ltd spots. Information to be given; to Superintendent Page, Surrey Constabulary, Dorking, or at Stolen from tbe person of a gentleman in Oldham, on the tlie Police Station. Letterhead, Surrey.— Bow s', red, October About 7 a m. on the 17th instant, a paper parcel was discovered by Mr. Robert Abbott, in the Air and Calder River, floating onjthe surface of the water, near the Broad- reach Lock, and about 200 yards below the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Bridge, iu the township of Stanley- cum- Wrenthorpe, which, on being opened, was found to contain the body of a newly- born male Child. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Hall, Wakefield, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, October 19. night of the 7th instant, 8 £ 10 Bank of England Notes, dated January 7th, 1G68, numbered ' J 49099, 49100, 49101,49102, 49103, 49104, 49105, aud 49100 ;' and a £ 20 ditto. JOHN DELANY, of Manchester, dealer in old clothes, has been committed for trial for stealing the notes, but none of tbem have been recovered. Any person giving such information as will lead to the recovery of the stolen notes, shall receive £ 10 reward, or iu proportio'n to the amount recovered. Informa- tion to be given to Chief Constable Hodgkinson, Town Hall, Oldham.— Bow- strcet, October 10. Stolen from tbe person of a gentleman, at St. Ives Horse Fair, on the 12th instant, a gold hunting Watch, maker Wright, Lisle- street, Leicester square ; the watch was twisted from tho bow, which was left on the guard. Information to be given to Superintendent Brown, St. Ives, Hunts.— Bovs- strcd, Octobcr 14, Description of CHARLES SEILER, who has absconded, charged with burglary and attempt to murder at Notting- hill, Between 9 p. m. on the 13th and 0 a m. on the 1- ith inst.* the dwelling- house of William Davey, of Mottram St. Andrew, near Macclesfield, Cheshire, labourer, was burglariously brofc « 3> and enteied, a'- d tbe following property stolen therein : a' pair of black cloth Trousers, lined with white calico ; a blue corded cloth monkey Jacket, lined with black merino, two pockets outside, and one inside the left breast; two door Keys ; and four Half- sovereigns. Information to be given to Super- intendent Williamson, Constabulary Office, Macclesfield.— . Bow- stree', Octobcr 10. Between 1 and 0 a. m. ou the 8th instant, the dwelling- house of John and George Holmeswood, farmers, at Hodmill Farm, in the parish of Eastbourne, was burglariously entered,- and the following property stolen therein : two pairs of men'ei nailed and pelted lace- up Half- boots, one pair nearly new, th « other old, one of them has been mended on the side of the uppers; u white Slop, buttoned down the front, and has been lengthened at the sleeves ; a loaf of Bread ; a shoulder of Lamb; and an unbleacbed calico Big, about 2 feet long, and has a patch on one side. Supposed by a man, about 30 years of fcge, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches higb, fresh complexion, very red BURGLARY AND HOUSE BEEAEIH6. During the night of the 15th instant, the house of Mr. hair and whiskers, proportionate figure ; dressed in old browt » Thomas Francis, Cefngwifed, was broken and entered, and the jacket with pockets at sides, old brown trousers, and black following articles stolen therein : a pair of women's kid elastic- billvcock hat, and is supposed to be wearing a pair of the side Boots ; a pair of cloth bU'ton^ d Boots ; a pair of women's stolen boots; he is a bricklayer. Intornaation to be given to s'rong lace- up Boots ; three pairs of men's strong lace- up Superintendent Waghorn, Police Station, Hailsham, or to on tbe 21st ultimo : 20 years of age, 5 feet 0 inches high/ fresh ; Bo?, s ' • P? ir° f CloK8 i a Pair of > eather Leggings ; | Sergeant Verrall, Eastbourne, Suss ex.- Bow- street, October 16. complexion, rather pale, dark hair, no whiskers or beard, and a black jimcrow hat. Iwo men and two vmpped on back of neck, * 8.' or '. Sarah ' and an anchor, in Indian ink, oi one arm, supposed right, and dressed when last seen in black frock coat and vest, dark trousers, old boots or shoes, and light billycock hat with broad band ; he was in- valided from the 59th Regiment about six we< ks ago from Gosport, in the name of CHARLES SMITH, and has his dis charge with him iu that name. He may be found in some gaol, workhouse, or tramp ward. Information to be given at the Detective Department, Scotland- yard, London. — Metropolitan Police, A Division, Octobcr 14. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING- Between 8 and 9 p. m. of the 10th instant, a Wheat Rick, standing in a field called the Pightel, on Dutchman's Farm, near the road leading from Eton to Datchet, the property of Mr. M. Wells, of Cippenham- court, Slough, was wilfully set on fire. A reward of £ 20 will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender. Information to be given to Super- intendent Dunham, Slough, Bucks.— Bow- street, October 14. About 7 p. m. on the night of the 11th instant the Farm Premises called Brisington Farm, at Ickford, Bucks, and con- sisting of a corn barn, stable, cart shed, containing farm imple- ments and cart harness, belonging to Mr. Henry James Fuller, farmer, were wilfully Bet on fire, and the whole consumed. Information to be given to Inspector Markham, Police Station, Brill, Bucks, Thame.— Boto- ilreet, October 14. jimcrow hat. 1 wo men and two womeu are suspected : one about 20 years of age, 6 feet 5 inches high, anc dressed in a white slop ; another about the Bame age, short, and wore a rough dark cloth coat; one of the women had sandy hair. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Newtown, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- street, October 19. During the night of the 15th instant, Lyons Farm, Sompting, was broken into, and stolen therein: a silver lever Watch, maker Bianche, Tunbridge Wells ; a silver Table Spoon, marked ' W. M. G.;' a silver Mustard Spoon; an electro- plated Cruet Stand ; an electro plated Mustard Pot Top ; a new metal Teapot; two plated Table Spoons ; Bix plated Tea Spoons ; a pilot pea Jacket; a small Russian leather Writing Case ; a pair of thick nailed Boots ; and a pair of gentleman's balmoral Boots. Information to be given to Inspector Henderson, West Sussex Constabulary, Worthing. — Bow- street. Octobcr 19. FORGERY. Absconded from Chittlehampton, Devon, on the 16th mBtant: JOHN SHAPLAND, of Chittlehampton, veterinary, charged with forgery and uttering counterfeit coin, he is 60 years of age, 6 feet 8 inches high, light hair, whiskers, and complexion, stout built; dreBseu in light kerseymere coat and vest, light cord trousers, his clothes hang loosely on him, well known in North Devon. Information to be given to Superin- tendent Wood, Devon Constabulary, South Molton, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, October 10. aOBBZRTANDtARO^ T FROM On the afternoon of tbe 12th instant, Mary Ann Stock- well was stopped on the highway in, the parish of Burnham, Bucks, and robbed of a Half- crown, eight Sixpences, and a Between 2 and 4 p. m. on the 17th instant, the dwelling- house of George Thorley, of Marton, near Macclesfield, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therein : an old- fashioned invisible green cloth Shooting Coat, four pockets outside, one inside left breast; a black cloth ditto, two pockets outside, ono inside left breast, and a button off behind ; a boy's black cloth Coat, Waistcoat, and Trousers; a black cloth Vest, a gtey ditto, a pair of black cloth Trousers, a pair of men's elastic- side Boots, have been soled; a pair of men's lace- up ditto, wifh fancy toe- caps; a striped magenta woollen Shirt, and a damask Tablecloth, nearly new. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Williamson, Constabulary Office, Macclesfield, Cheshire,— Bow- ttrect, Octobcr 19. During the night of the 16th instant the residence of G. B. Henkey, Esq, Fetcham ParK, Surrey, was broken into and the following property stolen therein : 1 gold keyless hunting Watch, maker D.- nf, No. 24717, ' H. B. H. » on back. 1 gold link Chain. 3 gold Seals, one engraved ' Fetcham Park,' ihe other two, with armorial bearings. 3 gold Pencil Cases. 1 small gold Knife, engraved ' From Anna Maria to her dearest LOUIS*.' 4 Snuff boxes : 1 gold and isaamelled, 1 tortoiseshell, in- laid with gold, 1 embossed silver gilt, and one cameo and gold fish shell, engraved inside ' Andalusia to Uncle George.' 2 tops of Inkstands, silver. 1 small papier- mache Stamp Box, Mont Blanc on top enamelled and set in gold. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen from a field in the borough of Middles- borough, on the night of the 16th instant, a grey Mule, 8 years old, 12 hands higb, and a little skin off right shoulder. Infor- mation to be given to Head Constable Sagger son, Borough Police Station, Middlesborougb.— Boio- ttreet, October 21. Found at Frimley, Surrey, on the 4th instant, and sup- posed to have been stolen, a dark brown horse Pony, about 11 hands high, aged, white star on forehead, saddle maiks, short tail, cropped ears, and hog main. Information to be given to Superintendent Newland, Surrey Constahu'ary, Farnham ; OS to Sergeant Hyde, Frimley.— Bow- street, October Iff. Stolen from a field at Sindlesham, in the county of Berks,, on the 13th instaut, a three years old bay blood Filly, with black points, aud has been recently docked, the property of Mr. E. C. Targett, of Reading. Information to be given to Superintendent Millard, Town Hall, Wokingham.— Bow- street, October 19. Stolen from a field near Newtown, on the night of the 16th instant, a bay mare Pony, about 12 hands higb 81 years. old white stripe on face, old saddle mark on hack, black mane and tail, and rather heavy in foal. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Newtown, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- street, October 19. Stolen from the borough of Maldon, on the 13th instant, the property of Mr. A. Lucking, pork butcher, two red and white weanels Calves. Information to be given to Head Con- stable King, Maldon, Essex.— Botc- street, October 19. Stolen from a meadow in the parish of Loughton on the 9th instant, six half- bred Lambs, branded on the near side with the letter ' N :' the meadow is situated near the side of the highway leading from Loughton to Fenny Stratford, the properly of Mr. James Nickson, of Loughton, farmer. Information to be given to Superintendent Hedley, Police Station, Fenny Stratford. Bucks.— eoio- jfrecf, Octo er 16. Stolen on the night of the 11th instant, from the lanes at Leverstock Green, in the parish of St. Michael, Herts, the uronerty of Mr. Mark Wood, a brown Gelding, 15 bauds high, f. v S i. i 0f catt breed, white star on forehead, be about 5 years old, crupper worked, aud short rough mane. Information to oiven to Mr. Mark Wood, or to the Inspector of Police, Hemel Hempstead, Herts, who will pay all reasonable expenses. — Bow- s'teet, Octobcr 10. Supposed stolen from a field at Brenchley, on thft night cf 2 P O L I C E GAZETTE. October 12. the 6th instant, a light bay riding Mare, 4 years old, 16 hands 3 inches high, blaok legs, white star on forehead, small whits spot on wither, tail cut square, in good condition ; supposed by a man about 35 years of age, 6 feet 7 iuches high ; dressed in cord trousers, twill slop, jacket over, and a cut down hat. A reward of £ 5 will be paid on the apprehension and convic- tion of the offender. Information to be given to Superintendent Dance, Police Court, Tunbridge, Kent.— Bow- street, Oct. 16. LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT- Absconded from Peasenhall on the 6th instant, charged with stealipg a Letter and £ 1 4s. in Money, the property of his master : GEORGE LEWIS, 24 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches hub, fair complexion, brown hair, dark hazel eyes, very small whiskers, and very thin moustache; dressed in a dark tweed coat, dark brown cloth waistcoat, light tweed trousers, white canvas shoes, and round top felt hat; he is a tailor, and has a relative in business on the City side of London bridge, also friends in Bury St. Edmunds. Information to be given to Superintendent Cressey, Yoxford, or to Police Constable Oliver, Peasenhall, Suffolk, who holds a warrant for his apprehension. — Bow- strest, October 21. Description of DAVID OLLIVER, who is charged at Bradford with stealing a grey cloth Suit from his late employer, Miss Stott, of Eccleshill: 23 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, brown hair, no whiskers, slender make, of clean and smart appearance ; he is a coachman ; dressed in a dark mixture cloth coat and vest, mixture cloth trousers with light stripe, blue and white scarf with breast- pin, fox head pattern in glass, elastic- side boots, and soft billycock hat. Information to be given to Superintendent • Ball, West Riding Constabulary, Bradford.— Bow- street, October 21. Description of EDWARD KESTIN, late of No. 183, Victoria park- road, South Hackney, charged with stealing £ 300 in £ 6 Bank of England Notes, from the City Bank, Threadneedie street: about 28 years of age, 5 ft. 7 or 8 in. high, fair hair aud complexion, light whiskers and moustache ( small), is in the habit of fingering his moustache, of gentlemanly appearance, and generally wears a light overcoat with velvet collar. Information to be given to Inspector Bailey, City of London Detective Office, No. 26, Old Jewry.— Bow- street, October 21. Absconded from Midhurst, Sussex, ALBERT PIPER, a draper's assistant, charged with embezzling money, belonging to 1 is master, Samuel Parrish : he is about 30 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, light brown hair and whiskers, thin nose, has a peculiarity in one eye, and is of gentlemanly appearance. Information to be given to Superintendent Bray, West Sussex Constabulary, Midhurst, who holds a warrant tor his apprehension.— Bow- street, October 21. Absconded from his lodgings at Bicester, on the 19th inst., stealing and taking away a black cloth Waistcoat, half worn, and a knitted flannel Shirt, the property of John Banks, of Bicester, a man of the following description : about 40 years of age, fresh complexion, brown hair, about 6 feet 4 inches high; dressed in a dark short coat and a brown billycock hat; he stated he was an inspector of telegraphs, and that he had come to superintend the repairs of the telegraph near Bicester. In- formation t< » o'""" to Superintendent Moulden, Bicester, Oxon.— Bow- strect, October 21. Stolen from a lodging- house at Buxton, on the 7th instant, a black silk Dress; a flannel Petticoat; a pair of white StockiDgs ; a pair of Drawers; and a white pocket Handker- chief. By a woman named JANE McALREY, who had been lodging at the house : about 30 years of age, middle size, ruddy face, five false teeth in front, top side ; dressed in a light dress, black cloth jacket, and red velvet bonnet. Information to be given to Superintendent Hudson, Constabulary Office, Chapel- en- le- Fiith, or to Sergeant Oldham, Police Office, Buxton, Derbyshire, who holds a warrant for her apprehension.— Bow- ttreet, October 19. Stolen from the dwelling- house of Mr. David Mudie, Saltley, about 10 a m. on the 16th instant, a gold Watch, gold face, No. 556 ; a gold albert Chain, a small gold Chain from a locket; two gold Rings, one with diamond in centre, the other has 1 E. R.' engraved upon it; a red cameo Brooch and Ear- rings to match, and five plated Tea Spoons, marked'E. R.' By the servant girl, who has absconded, 20 years of age, 4 feet 10 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, and dressed in a green frock, grey jacket, and black crape bonnet. She is accompanied by a man, about 30 years of age, a tailor by trade. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Bloxham, Aston, near Birmingham.— Bow- street October 19. Description of JOHN ABBERLEY, of Newtown, near Abbotts Bromley, seaman, charged with stealing a reversible waterproof Overcoat, black outside and white inside ; a drab cloth Overcoat; also a grey cloth Ditto; on the 6th instant, at Church Hulm ; he is about 2- 3 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, dark hair, fair complexion, no whiskers, high cheek bones, wide mouth and large teeth, has several anchors and ships on his arm9, and left Abbotts Bromley for London on the 8th instant; stated he was going there for the purpose of obtaining employment, and will most likely engage himself as seaman on board a ship Information to be given to Super- intendent Roubottom, Constabulary Station, Middlewich, Cheshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, October 19. Absconded from the borough of Brecon, JOHN GRIF- FITHS, a builder, charged with stealing a quantity of Goods belonging to his creditors. He is of the following description: about 42 years of age, 6 feet high, dark complexion, Garibaldi beard and moustache, rather crooked in the shoulders; dressed in dark clothes and soft straight- peaked cap. Information to be given to Superintendent Lee, Brecon, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, October 16. Description of a man who is charged with stealing a brown Jacket, moleskin Vest, pair of Trousers, checked Shirt, and a red Pocket- book from the Salt Works of Messrs. Parkes, of Wincham, at 6 a. m. on the 14th inst.; the property has been recovered : ahout 40 years of age, 6 ft. 9 ins. high, and stout make ; dressed in dark clothes, black felt hat, red neckerchief, monkey jacket, and carried a white slop tied about his shoulders. He is supposed to have lost the sole off one of his boots, and may be fouud about boats on canals. Information to be given to Superintendent Andrews, Lynn, near Warring- ton, Cheshire.— Borw- sa. net, October 16. Stolen on the 12th instant, from the schooner ' Messenger' of Yarmouth, while lying in the River Tyne, a silver Geneva Watch aud Guard, with two Keys attached : by a man wh) deserted from the ship, between 19 and 20 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, pale complexion, thin face, long black hair, and small tuft of hair on chin; he was last seen at Jarrow, in the connty of Durham, in a pawnbroker's shop, trying to pledge the watch. Information to be given to the Officer on Duty, River Police Station, South Shields, Durham.— Bow- street, October 16. Stolen from a dwelling- house at Windhill, on the 12th instant: two brown holland Aprons, one Btained with fruit, and has a broad hem at the bottom, the other has a narrow hem, buttons at the side, and has a small hole at one corner, a cnlico Chemise, a pair of white woollen Stockings, darned at the foot, all part worn, the property of Mary White. By a young woman, who lodged at the house, and absconded about 9 a. m. on the 12th instant, she is about 20 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, 6tout build, round face, and good looking; dressed in a crimson dress, plaid handkerchief, white stockings, supposed to be the stolen onos, elastic side boots, and black scarf shawl on her head. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Ball, West Riding Con- stabulary, Bradford.— Bow- street, October 16. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Obtained by false pretences from William yardley, grocer, Stourbridge, Goods and Money to the amount of £ 2, on the 28th ultimo : by a man who gave the name of WILLIAM GRIFFITHS, about GO years of age, about 5 feet 6 inches high, stout make, dark complexion, full face, and hair and whiskers turning giey ; dressed in a dark green velvet jacket and breeches, white leggings, and black jimcrow hat; he stated that he had been recently employed as a gamekeeper, but having had a great amcunt of property left him he had retired from service. Information to be given to Superintendent Free- man, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension,— Bow- street, October 21. On the 16th instant, a young woman left a child about a month old, at the house of Thomas Armitage, of Marsden, near Huddersfield, stating she would call for it in a tew hours, whieh she has failed to do, tbe child has consequently been sent to the Union Workhouse at Golcar : she is about 21 or 22 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, brown hair, fresh complexion, slightly freckled, and stoutlv built ; dressed in white bonnet, red merino dress, trimmed with black velvet and white buttons, paisley shawl, and elastic- sids boots. She had in her possession a bundle containing a green merino Dress, trimmed with black, and a black Dress, she had also a black Bonnet, which she carried in a paper bag ; she slept at a lodging- house io Marsden on the previous night, and there stated that she was a widow, that her name was MARY McDONALD, and that her husband was killed in a coalpit at Birnsley, about five months ago. Aboui 4 p m. on the same day, she was seen going over Stand- edge, when she inquired the nearest way to the railway station. Information to be given to Superintendent Heaton, Hudders- field.— Bow- street, October 19. KElSCaiLANEOUS INFO^ MAi £ ON&. Description of a licence- holder who hns failed to report himself at the Police Office, Dudley : JOSEPH BRADFORD, No. 4681, 47 yeaisof age, 6 feet 6^ inches high, fair complexion, dark brown hair, grey eyes ; was sentenced to 6 years penal servitude at Presteign for burglary ; his sentence will expire on the 4th August, 1869. Information to be given at the Police Office, Dudley.— Bow- street, October 21. Description of JOHN DALY, committed to Exeter Gaol for one month for Vagrancy : 30 years of age, 6 feet 6£ inches high, dark hair cut short, partly bald on tne top. and turning grey, black moustache, beard, and whiskers ( meeting under the chin), and dressed in dark coat anil trousers, light vest, black overcot much worn, and elastic- side ,' side boots ; a native ofGalway; he carries two bags, one black, the other white canvas, containing books and wearing appatel ; ha9 lately been staying at hotels in Southampton, Hull, Leeds, Brighton, Portsmouth, London- bridge, Exeter, and Bideford. Informa- to be given to Superintendent Wood, Devon Constabulary, Southmolton.— Bow- street, October 21. Missing from his home, No. 24, Juvenile- street, off Fox- street, Liverpool, JOHN ROBERT KINDLEY, 18 years of age, brown hair, light grey eyes, mark on right cheek and left side of nose, small hairy mole on left cheek ; dressed when he left home in a monkey jacket bound with broad black braid, velvet collar, dark cloth vest, slate- coloured trousers with dark stripe down the sides, elastic- side Boots, black felt Hat, with ' Tweddle, Maker, Carlisle,' inside, and wore a gold watch and albert chain : it is feared that some ill has befallen him. A reward will be paid for any information that may lead to his recovery. Information to be given to Superintendent Taylor, County Constabulary Office, Carlisle.— Bow- street, October 19. Description of two men committed to the Lincoln City Gaol, on the 15th instant, for 14 days, for destroying their clothing in the Lincoln Union, they are supposed to be deserters * GEORGE TAYLOR, 35 years of age, 6 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, light brown hair, grey eyes, light moustache, little finger of left hand crooked, small scar on forehead, two scars on throat, wort on third fioger of right hand, lost several front teeth. THOMAS KING, 38 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair and moustache, hazel eyes, scar over left eyebrow, white mark under left ear, wart on right ear, bugle, mermaid, crown, and heart pierced with two arrows and surrounded by a wreath in indian ink, on right arm, ' P ' back of right thumb, anchor, star, cannon, flag, heart and two arrows, with ' P ' in centre, on left arm, ' T ' back of left thumb ; supposed, from a small piece of paper found in their possession, to have passed through Ashton, Glossop, Sheffield and Rotherham. Both men wore blue serge military trousers. Information to be given to Governor Walters, City Gaol, Lincoln.— Bow- street, October 19. Description of a man committed for trial at the quarter sessions to be held at Kirton- in- Lindsey on the 27th instant, for uttering base Coin : he first gave the name of JOHN ATKINSON, afterwards DICKINSON and NICHOLSON, all supposed to be fictitious, 51 years of age, 5 feet 5£ inches high, dark brown hair and whiskers, turning grey, bald at top of head, shaves under the chin, grey eyes, fresh complexion, and scar on top and one on left side of nose ; dressed in a black soft billycock hat, brown shooting coat with pockets inside, black cloth vest, tweed trousers and lace- up boots, nearly new ; states he has worked on railways for many years, aud has also worked in the North and East Ridings of Yorkshire. Information to be given to Superintendent Wynne, Constabu- lary Office, Gainsborough, or to Mr. Snow, Governor, Kirton- in- Lindsey, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, October 19. Description of two tramps committed to Flint Gaol for one month each for larceny : HENRY WHITE, 21 years of age, 5 feet 5$ inches high, brown hair, no whiskers, fresh complexion, full eyes, and dressed in fustian jacket, two linen ditto underneath, corduroy trousers with straps round legs, and round top felt hat. GEORGE HIGGINS, an Irishman, 34 years of age, 6 feet inches high, dark hair, bushy black whiskers, coarse fea- tures, stout build, and dressed in a harden jacket, corduroy trousers, short leather leggings, and cloth cap with peak, he had also a calico Shift, in a rough dry state, wearing under his clothes, supposed stolen from some line near Chester or Sailing. He had in his possession a duplicate of a Jacket, pledged fur is. 6d. with Thomas Worsley, Wilton- street, Narthincb, 17th Sept., 1868 ; a book, entitled ' Farmer Goodall and his Friend,' with ' M. G. Simpson, Boynton, 1865 ' written in a lady's neat hand inside covor ; and a ditto, 1 Denmark and its People,' with ' Mary E. Simpson, Baynton,' written in the same hand inside cover, supposed to have been stolen. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Bolton, Hanmer, Flint- shire.— Bow- street, October 19. Absconded from the Reformatory School at Milborne St. Andrew, on the 16th instant, WILLIAM CLARENCE, 16 years of age, 4 feet 7 J inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, and has lost three fingers of left hand ; dressed in cord trousers and vest ( with sleeves), and Scotch cap. In- formation to be given to Superintendent Brown, Dorset Con- stabulary, Blandford.— Bow- street, Ocober 19. Description of a man in custody awaiting his trial at Salford, for stealing from the person: CHARLES HAMMOND, betting man, 28 years of age, 6 feet 4£ iuches higb, sallow com- plexion, dark hazel eyes, black hair and whiskers, and of good education ; has scars on right temple and corner of right eye, long scar behind right ear, and bottom of ear nearly cut off, also on upper lip, a large pockmark on centre of chest, a boil mark scar on left wrist, ' J. C.,' & c., tattooed on left forearm. Information to be given to Superintendent Williams, Detective Department, Town Hall, Salford.— Bow- street, October 19. Missing from his home at Westerham, Kent, since the 22nd ultimo, WILLIAM HENRY BAKER, 10 years of age, dark liair, blue eyes, upper front tooth out, and dressed in a pepper and salt coloured jacket, dark waistcoat and trousers, elastic- side boots, black cap with peak ; he is rather short for his age. It is feared some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to Superintendent Colman, Sevenoaks, Kent,— — Bow- street, October 16. Absconded, CHARLES TUNE, of Smethwick, near Birmingham, photographer, charged with publishing and producing pirated copies of Engravings, the property of Henry Graves and Co., also publishing Indecent Prints: he is about 60 years of age, about 6 feet 7 inches high, broad shoulders, big boned, high cheek bones, Urge nose, nearly bald, grey hair ( supposed to be dyed), clean shaved, dark ferret eyes, and dstk complexion; dressed respectably ; speaks with a slight Staffordshire accent. A warrant has been issued for his appre- hension. Information to be given to Mr. Boyden Graves, No. 6, Pall Mall, London.— Bow- street, Octobcr 16. Description of a man remanded at Brampton, Cumberland, charged with having stolen a three bushel Bag, nearly new, which was found in his possession : WILLIAM FRANKLIN, fisherman or sailor, native of Stockton- on- Tees, 27 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches higb, proportionate figure, dark complexion, grey eyes, black hair, dark brown whiskers, beard, and moustache ; dressed in blue wove guernsey, over a blue Berge shirt, and red and black check flannel shirt, black cotton and wool Yorkshire ribbed cloth trousers, black stiiped Scotch flannel drawers, and blucher boots. Information to he given to Superintendent Fowler, Brampton, or at the County Chief Constable's Office, Carlisle.— Bow- street, October 16. Committed for trial at Usk Quarter Sessions, on the 20! h instant, for fowl stealing : JOSEPH TROLLOP, alias GAY, says he is a native of Coped- heath, Kengewood, Gloucester- shire, about 22 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, proportionate figure, fair complexion, and dark brown hair ; has been in Wales about twelve months. HENRY CHARLES, a farm labourer, says he is a native of Crocks bottom, near Bristol, 21 or 22 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, very stoutly built, muscular full face, bridge of nose indented, and dark brown hair ; has only recently been in Wales. Also description of a tramp committed for trial at the same sessions, for felony : he gave the name of THOMAS SMITH, a labourer, and a native of Westbromwich, about 26 years of age, 6 feet 11 inches high, slight made, swarthy complexion, dark brown hair, a small tuft of hair on chin, hazel eyes, and the forefinger of left hand crooked ; dressed in a dark monkey jacket, moleskin trousers, and black cloth cap with peak; he is of smart active appearance. It is suspected that the above men have committed offences elsewhere, or been previously convicted. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Usk, or to Superinten- dent Fowler, Tredegar Iron Works, Monmouthshire.— Bow- street, Octobcr 16. Description of a man who gives the name of JOHN THOMPSON, who was on the 14th iost. committed to North- allerton Gaol for 2 calender months bard labour, for larceny, in Middlesborough : he is 26 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, brown hair cut short, fresh complexion, brown eyes, with- cut in corner of each, and states that he is a native of York; dressed in brown cloth trousers, light cloth coat, coarse black cloth waistcoat with white spots, white shirt with pink spots, and black billycock hat. It is suspected he has committed similar offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Saggerson, Borough Police Station, Middles- borough.— Bow- itreet, October 16. Escaped from the custody of Police Constable William Meek, at the Stonehouse Police Station, between 10 and 11 a m. on the 13th instant: JOHN WHEYMAN, charged with felony, a farm servant, 18 years of age, 6 feet 8 inches high, strong built, lig it fresh complexion, and light brown haircut short; dressed in a black hard bowler hat, buckle and feather at side, brown mixture jacket with pockets, no flaps, short round white slop underneath, corduroy trousers, and watertight boots. Information to be given to Sergeant Tingle, Stonehouse Police Station, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, October 16. Description of a man committed for trial at the quarter sessions for West Sussex, at Chichester, on the 22nd instant, on two charges of obtaining money by false pretences: he gives the name of JAMES YALLOP, 29 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, dark hair and whiskers, dark complexion; dressed in a black coat and trousers, light vest, and lace- up boots, his left hand and foot deformed ; he states that his friends reside at Yarmouth, where he was a local preacher, in his possession were found three Duplicates,— on the 9th June, 1868, a Watch, for £ l 12s. in the name of John Bainett, at James Thomas Hawes, 116, Old- street, London, No. 666; on the 7th August. 1868, a pair of Trousers, at Charles Sells, 193, Tooley- street, Borough, No. 741 ; and on the 28th September, 1868, a Geneva Watch, for 14s. in the name of John Jackson, at Lewis Lyons, 18, New- road, Brighton, No. 2839 ; it is sus- pected he has committed offences elsewhere. Information to be given to Inspector Henderson, West Sussex Constabulary, Worthing.— Bow- street, October 16. October 21. POLICE GAZETTE. 3 PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen fiom a cab at Eccleshill, at 1 a. m. on the 18th instant, a black and brown Horse Rug, with red stripes, and a cabman's Whip, with two brass hoops on the handle, the propeity of Joseph White, Bradford. Information to be given to superintendent Ball, West riding Constabulary, Bradford. — Bow- street, October 21. Stolen from the dwelling- house of George Richardson, of Godalming, between 2 30 p. m. and 6 p. m. on the 19th instant, a small silver Geneva Watch, open lace. Information to be given to Superintendent Burt, Police Office, Godalming, Surrey. — Bow street, Oct ber 21. Stolen between 6 p. m. on the 12th and 6 a. m. on the 13th instant, from a pigeon cote at Pendleton, Salford, a couple of silver Runts, a couple of white Trumpeters, a couple of spangled ditto, aud about ten or twelve others of different kinds. Information to be given to Superintendent Williams, Detective Department, Town Hall, Salford, Lancashire.— Bow- street, October 21. Stolen off a hedge about 10 a. m. on the 17th instant, at the Sam, in the parish of Kerry, Montgomeryshire : a man's white calico Shirt, cloth collar, cloth strap in breast, and cloth wristbands; a pair of blue cotton Stockings, white tops, one has two red stripes round the top ; and a pair of old cotton cord Trousers, patched on the left thigh, and much worn at bottoms. Supposed by a man, who has the appearance of a navvy, with dark hair and whiskers, and drebsed in a jacket with long skirt, dark cap, leather leggings, and Btroug lace up boots; he sometimes has a woman and child with him. In- formation to be given to Police Constable Hudson, Kerry, or at the Chief Constable's Office, Newtown, Montgomeryshire. — boto slreet, October 21. Stolen on the 16th or 17th instant, from the shop of Mr. Harris, tailor, of Stowmarket, a new black cloth Coat, pockets on the hips, sleeves lined with plaid silk, the lilac s'. iipe in which is spotted. Information to be given to Inspector Free- man, Stowmarket, Suffolk.— Bow- street, October 21. Stolen from Maldon, Essex, the property of Mr. J. Smee, butcher, < fec., a dark sandy- coloured greyhound Puppy, 6 months old, white mark round the neck aud on tip of tail, and hair chafed off the shoulders. Infoimation to be given to Head Constable King, Maldon, Essex.— Bow- street, October 19. Stolen sometime between ll'fiO p. m., on the 15th, snd 6- U0 a. m., the 17th instant, from a farm- house in Betchton, a double breasied blue pilot cloth Jacket, two pockets outside and one inside, black horn buttons, a red pocket Handkerchief, a black cloih Cap, and a Loaf of Biead ; effected by losing ° pen the kitchen window and taking the above- named articles f'om inside; suspicion is attached to tramps. Information to be giveu to Superintendent Roubottom, Constabulary Station, Middlewich, Cheshire.— Bow- street, October 19. Stolen about 12 noon, on the 17th instant, from a stack- yard, at Betton, a brown velveteen Jacket, neaily new, back sleeves lined with flannel, a pocket. Handkerchief, red and white spots, a 24 feet tape Measure, and memorandum Book, with ' John Minshall, and Francis Newill, aged 18,' written lUBide ; supposed by tramps. Information to be given to Superiute. oeut Haines, Whitchurch, or to Sergeant Howells, Market Drayton.— Bow- street, October 19. Stolen on the night of the 15th instant, from the offices of the Midland Railway Station, at Litchurch, near Derby, £ 40 worth of Penny Postage Stamps, some ot which are marked on the back with figures in black ink. Information to be given to Superintendent Whieldon, Litchutch, Derbyshire.— Bow- > treet, October 19. Stolen on the 14th instant, from the house of William Curtan, at Salthurn- by- the- Sea, in the North Riding of York shire : a silver patent lever Watch, engine- turned esses, but vety much worn, a half round Swivel and a leather Guard attached, maker Charles Terclice, Newcastle- upon- Tyne. A man of the following description, known by the fictitious name CHESTER, a native of Barnard Castle, Durham, called at the house two or three times lately to ask for Curtan, when he was not in, 27 or 28 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, fair complexion, small light brown whiskers, blue eyes, small sharp looking features ; generally wears a grey mixture suit of clothes aud fur cap, or sometimes a daik felt hat. He is a low betting character, attends races and coursings, and is known at Sheffield, and most other large towns in Yorkshire and Durham. Information to be given to Superintendent Prest, North Riding Constabulary, GuiBborough.— Bow- street, October 19. Stolen from an unoccupied cottage at Boxford, since the ! 3th instant, a Copper, holds about 20 gallons. Information to be given to Superintendent Schofield, Boxford, West Suffolk— Bow- street, October 19. Stolen from the dwelling- house of George Sandall, grocer, ° f Wilnecote, near Tamworth, between 7 p. m. and 12 midnight, ° n the 13th instant, tne following property: a scarlet and White paisley Shawl; a dark grey waterproof Cloak ; a sealskin Jacket, bound round the bottom and sleeves with puce and o'ack ; a man's new black cloth Jacket, with pockets at side ; l. blue Dilot. f. lnt h Overcoat ! a black cloth ditto ; a grey melton ten Knives and Forks, black , » mail a iievv uiauit OIUI * " hie pilot cloth Overcoat ; a Cket ; a light grey ditto; icu mm xumo, union atied, with a small piece of lead in the centre of the handle ; '' d about £ 3 in Money, consisting of a half- sovereign, the remainder being in silver. Information to be given to Iuspector Hursher, Police Station, Atherstone, Warwickshire.— Bow- Ocober 19. n Stolen from a cottage at Shooter's- hill, in the parish of Rodington, on the 15th instaut, the property of Mr. Thomas Reynolds, the following articles : a pair of cloth Trousers, light » mixed with black spots, patched behind ; a black cloth '. g'* breasted Waistcoat, nearly new; a Waistcoat, light c " ure< l flowers in front ; a black cloth Jacket; a brown - j> j° Urtd Topcoat, buttons covered with Bame material; a 2s. g ece, and 3s. in Silver. Information to be given to Chief o « S'] fndent Richardson Wellington, Salop.— Bow- street, L . Stolen from a dwelling- house in Partick, Scotland, on the fth instant: About 18 silver table Spoons, plain, some engraved , ' J. E. C and some • L.' silver dessert Spoons, marked ' L.' b large stiver Forks, shell pattern, with cre9t marked ' J. E. C.' jj small silver Forks, king's pattern, marked ' J. E. C.' ° small silver Forks, plain, marked ' J. E. C.' 4 silver tea Spoons, plain, ma. ked ' J. E. C.' « silver tea Spoons, marked ' L.' 1 silver soup Divider. 1 silver fish Knife, marked • J. E. L.' 1 silver sauce Ladle, marked J. E. L.' d Bl'ver egg Spoons, marked ' J. E. L.' 5 plated egg Spoons, marked ' P.' 1 small silver cake Knife and Fork. 1 lady's gold Geneva Watch, gold dial, No. 7804, with plated Chain attached. 1 gold Ring, with large diamond set in it. 1 solid gold Thimble. 1 bilver Watch, white dial, a piece broken off', a gold Chain, curb pattern, attached. 1 gold Brooch, in the form of a cress, with emeralds and rubies 1 gold Ring, with rubies and pearls. 1 gold King, with emeralds and pearls. 6 gold Rings. 1 silver Brooch, twisted. 1 silver Brooch, with pebbles. 1 gold mourniug Brooch. 1 gold pencil Case. 1 gold Brooch, set all over with diamonds. 1 gold double Eye- glass. 2 silver gravy Spoons, one maiked ' L.,' and the other ' J. E. C.' 1 diamond Cross, eet in silver. 1 gold chain Bracelet, fastened with gold Locket, orna- mented with tuiquoise. 1 gold and pebble Bracelet. 1 large massive gold Ring, with cairngorm, set round with pearls. Several old Coins, iD Silver and Gold, one of the reign of Queen Anne, and having the name of ' Ann Horner,' engraved thereon. 1 small gold pencil Case. 2 gold mourning Rings, large, heavy, and old- fashioned, enamelled with black, one of them had hair set in it. 1 heavy gold Ring, deeply chased, or engraved all round, almost pure gold, pale yellow. 1 set ot gold mourning shirt Studs, black flower on white ground. 1 single gold shirt Stud, with large carbuncle set in it. 1 brown silk Umbrella, with large hook handle. Entrance to the house was obtained by using false keys, and several lock- fast repositories inside forcibly opened. Supposed by two meD, who, it is believed, travelled South by Railway immediately after the robbery : one about 30 yeaia ot age, 5 ft. 7 or 8 inches high, stout made, square shouldered, thick neck, black hair and whibkers, dark complexion ; dressed in blue Bhort coat, dark cloth trousers aud vest, black diess hat, carried a glazid overcoat, and wore a thick gold chain acrobs his vest : the other about 20 years of age, pale and thin face about & feet 4 or 6 inches high ; dressed in dark short coat, dark trouseis and vest, and black dress hat, or felt hat, English accent. £ M reward will be paid to any person who shall give such information within 3 months from this date, as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offenders, and recovery of the articles stolen, or a sum in proportion to the value ot the articles teuovered. Information to be given to Superintendent Edwards, Police Office, Partick, near Glasgow.— Bow- street, Octobcr 19. Stolen from the arrival platform at Bishopsgate Railway Station, about 0' I5 p m. on the 9th iuBtant, the pioperty of R. Pretyman, , a passenger in opcolal iralu, from New- market, a dark brown Portmanteau, about 2J feet high and 3 feet in length, with handles at each end, fastened at the top with a haBp aud two buckles, there were tome railway labels on it foi Doncaster, Jersey, Marseilles, and other continental labels, containing:— 1 suit of dress Clothes. 1 black morning Coat and Waistcoat. 3 pairs ot Trousers, one shepherd's plaid, another grey aud the other drab mixture. 1 pair of light brown bedford cord Breeches, buttons stamped ' Bellenby, o, Duke street,' 1 pair ol white merino Drawers. 1 pair of merino Stockings. 3 pairs of Boots, one patent leather, with name on sole in pencil, another a pair of evening side springs, and the other a pair of button boots. 1 pair of Slippers, worked with wool and beads. 1 pair of boot Hooks. 1 pair of Scissors, aud button Hook. 3 coloured linen Shirts, marked ' R. Pretyman.' 3 white linen Shirts. 1 dark grey flannel Shirt. 1 dark blue short pilot Coat, with wooden buttons. 2 sponge Bagf. 1 round buff leather collar Box, containing a set of agate Studs, and a stick up collar. 1 small Russia leather writing Case, containing Note Paper, with crest on shield ' R. P.' two letters, and a gold Pen, in white Penholder. 1 boot Jack. 2 pocket Handkerchiefs, one purple, and one red border, marked ' R. P.' 1 blue and white bird's eye necktie, gold horse shoe Pin in it, with 8 pearls. 1 black satin Tie, blue satin stripes. 1 plain black eveuing Tie. 1 night Gown. 8 or 9 Collars. Some Handkerchiefs, with red or purple border, marked ' R. P.' 1 small white Handkerchief. Information to be given to Superintendent Hedington, Bishops- gate Railway Station, London, E. C.— Bow- street, October 16. Stolen on the night of the 11th instant, from the house of Mr. Charles Ingles, farmer, of Broadway, between 6 and 8 p. m.: £ 37 in Gold, a Guinea, and a Half- sovereign, About £ 6 in Silver. 2 children's tin Money Boxes. 1 silk Purse, with bead tassels at the ends. 1 leather Purse, with elastic band. 1 cotton Bat-, used as a purse. 1 Note of Hand, payable to John Ingles or bearer, signed Charles Ingles, for £ 20. 1 Note of Hanc, payable to John Ingles or bearer, signed W. S. Mould, for £ 25. 2 Notes of Hand, payable to Mary Ann Pool or bearer, signed Mary Ingles, for £ 5 each. 1 large old- fashioned silver Watch, with four or five links of steel Chain attached. 1 large old- fashioned German silver Watch, both hands broken, with flat brass Chain and several Seals attached. 2 plated Salt Spoons. Information to be given to Superintendent Harris, Pershore, or to Sergeant Hardman, Broadway, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, October 16. Stolen off a hedge at Gunhouse, near Burringham, on the 9th inBtant, the property of George Odling, three pairs of brown worsted Stockings, with white tops, an old blue and white calico Shirt, mended across the back, and a patch on each shoulder, man's size, aud a boy's blue and white calico Shirt, nearly new, has a small hole between the shoulders, having been burnt; supposed by tramps. Information to be given to Inspector Wells, County Police, Winterton, Lincolnshire.— Bow- sireet, October 16. Stolen during the night of the 14th instant, from a farm- house near Stone : a head Collar, a hackney Bridle, a Whip, a Horse- cloth, dark plaid, with buckles at the corners, and 4 young cock Fowls, mixed breed, and of a light colour. Information to be given to Superintendent Crisp, Stone, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, October 16. Stolen during the night of the 6th instant, from a bed- room, at a farm near Ruthin, Denbighshire : a dark brown cloth Jacket, with brown horn buttons, a pocket each side outside, both cf which have been burnt from a pipe, aud patched outside with same material, and a pocket inside left breast; a Vest, sam) material as the jacket, with small collar, horn buttons ; a pair of cloth Trousers, black and grey mixture, very small tall front, and dark buttons ; a pair of grey or Scotch tweed Trousers, tall front; a cloth Vest, with stripes down and across, colours black, red, and white, all the clothes are not much worn; two Pocket- andkerchiefs, one red and yellow, the other red ; a new neck Scarf ; an old- fashioned silver verge Watch, with ' J. Lloyd,' engraved on inner case ; a steel curb Chain attached, with appendages, a brass Key, a small white Shell, and a white button ; and a hymn Book. Information to be given to the Chief Constable's Office, Ruthin, Denbighshire, North Wales.— Bow- street, October 16. Stolen on the night of the 11th instant, from a house at Hogsthorpe, the property of F. H. Cheffins, a blue pilot cloth Coat, with a pocket on each side, with laps over them, one inside breast pocket, dark check lining, black bone buttons, the top one is sewn on with drab thread, there is some small spots burnt with caustic above the right pocket. Supposed by a man, who had the appearance of a farm servant, 20 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, fresh complexion, light hair, little or no whiskers; dressed in a black billycock bat, with blue ribbon round it, bhort drab slop, washed nearly white, supposed cord trousers, and old light boots. Information to be given to Inspector Stevenitt, Alford, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, October 16. Stoh n between 9 p. m. on the 12th, and 4 a m. on the 13th instant, fiom a dwelling- house at Farnworth : a blue pilot Overcoat, lined with red and black plaid, two pockets outside and one inside left breast; a light tweed cloth sac Coat, two pockets outside, and one inside left breast; a black and grey striped cloth Coat, two pockets outside, and one inside left breast ; a pair of blucher Shoes, man's size, newly soled ; two woollen Shirts; and three p » irs of white woollen Stockings. Information to be given to Superintendent Scott, Town Hall, Little Bolton.— Bow- street, October 16. Stolen duriDg the night of the 14th instant, from a hay- loft at Tycoed, parish of Llangeler, a pair of cotton cord Trousers, n « "" i » ' ~— buttons; a pair •"• » i;„ r>. aeea ; and a blue cloth Waistcoat, mm large plaid flannel lining in the back, and black horn buttons. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Durnford, Newcastle Emlyn, Carmarthenshire.— Bow- street, October 16. Stolen on the 12th instant, from the shop of Mr. Pearce, Thame, a dark grey cloth Overcoat, man's tize, with black velvet collar. Information to be given to Sergeant Hawkins, Police Station, Thame, Oxon .— Bow street, October 16. Stolen from a clothes line, at Wellington, Shropshire, between 5 and 10 p. m. on the 14th instant, three pieces of new Wrappering, one piece about three yds. long, and an unbleached calico Shift, nearly new, all fresh washed. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Richardson, Wellington, Salop. — Bow- street, October 16. Stolen from a thrashing machine in a field at Ditchampton, between the 10th and 13th instant, a gutta percha driving Strap or Band, 40 feet long, about 4 inches wide, it has been repaired in one place with a leather strap. Also stolen from a thrashing machine, at Stratford- sub- Castle, during the night of the 13lti instant, a gutta percha driving Strap or Band, about 60 feet long and 4 inches wide. Information to be given to Superintendent Matthews, Fisherton, Salisbury, Wilts.— Bow- street, October 16. PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE OFFICERS. C On the Persons of Prisoners or elsewhere.) Found in the possession of a tramp, committed to the County Gaol at Exeter, supposed to be stolen, a J plate gold lever Watch, No. 2676, and a small Opera Glass. Information to be given to Superintendent Wood, Devon Constabulary, Southmolton.— Bow- street, October 21. The tramp GEORGE WALKER, advertised in the Police Gazette of the 16th instant, as being remanded at Tewkesbury, on suspicion of having stolen a quart bell- metal Kettle found in his possession, has been further remanded to the 23rd instant. When apprehended he stated that he came through Worces'er on the 13th instant on his way from Birmingham. The Kettle is of an old- fashioned make. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Day, Cheltenham, or to Sergeant Whitman, Police Station, Tewkesbury, Gloucester- shire.— Boic- street, October 21. Found in the possession of a man in custody at Newport Pagnell, supposed to have been stolen, a silver hunting Watch, maker Richd. G. Anthony, Lombard street, London, No. 1181, bow bioken off, ' Joseph J. Ison, 1861,' scratched on inside of case: and a pair of new patent leather Leggings, marked ' B. K., 22.' in ink, and ' 800' on one of them. He gives the namo of JOHN CHARLES, of York, clock maker ( supposed fictitious), 57 years of age, about 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, daik hair turning grey, and fresh complexion : dressed in a tweed cap, black cloth coat and waistcoat, dark cleth trousers, and old boots. He was seen coming from Bedford on the evening of the 16th instant. Information to be given to Inspector Hall, Newport Pagnell, Bucks.— Bow- st., October 21. Found in the possession of a tramping Irishman, on the 13th inst., supposed to have been stolen, and who is in custody on a charge of felony ; he is 26 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, dark complexion, whiskers meet under the chin : dressed in pilot cloth jacket, lined with ruggeting, mixture cloth vest with fustain sleeves, old fustian trousers, and old light cap with glazed brinks: a pair of men's elastic side Boots, new patent leather tops, double soles, and imitation of brass lace holes up the front. Information to be given to head Constable Hopkinson, Beverley, Yorkshire. — Boio- itreet, October 19. 2 P O L I C E GAZETTE. October 12. WAR OffT. OE, fS^ i 0ctober 2\, 1868. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. On and after this date ( Dec. 11, li 57), until further notice, the Reward given by the War Office for the Apprehension of a Deserter mil he TWENTY SHILLINGS instead of TEN SHILLINGS; the object being to prevent the crime of Desertion, and to hold out a greater inducement for the recovery of Deserters to Her Majest/ s £ arvic& OFFICE HO. NAME. BEG. NO. COEPS. WHEBE BORN. 800* 1) 0 200401 200+ 02 200403 200104 200405 200 406 200407 200408 20040a Hopewell, William Holmes, William Hagan, John Horsfield, Thomas Hotter, William Hunt, George Howard, Thomas Ham, Henry Hutting, robert Hall, Alfred 1411 1316 607 14 « 4 1330 148M 1133 1843 13th Foot 22nd Foot ditto 70th Foot ditto 76th Foot 105th Foot I09ih Foot Roy. Artillery ditto Wolverhampton Sheffield Doncaster, York Man oh ester Hu me, Lancashire Reading, Berks Lambetti, London Richmond, Surrey Norfolk London TBADE. dyer enginefitter puddlor labourer clerk bricklayer carpenter cook servant labourer 22 234 275 274 21 244 281 194 17} 24 J HAIR. 74 B 5i 64 94 5 5 5 7 6 dk. brn brown It. brn It. brn It. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn auburn brown dark grey brown blue grey grey grey hazel grey hazel FACE. COAT & TBOrSEBS. DATE OF DESEB1N. PEACE OF I DESELLTION. I MARKS AND REMARKS. dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh dark black j tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto plain regimental brown regimental 17 Sept. 29 Aug. 23 Aug. 11 Sept. 20 Sept. 11 Sept. 14 Sept. 19 Sept. 16 Sept. 15 Sept. Coventry Frederictn* ditto Ashton- u- L ditto Shorncliffe ditto Chatham Woilwich Gosport 200110 200 HI 200412 200113 200414, 200415 2C0416 200117 200418 200419 Joyce, Edward Johnson, William Jones, Arthur JohnSON, Henry Kirk, Samuel Lynch, Edward Mills John Murphy, Jaires Monaghan, Patrick mason William 1472 1179 496 20033 933 843 1169 1108 48th Foot 70th Foot 80th Foot Roy. H. Art. 95th Foot Roy. Artillery 3rd Hussars 5th Drag. Gds. 8th Hussars 17th Lancers ShandoD, Cork Devenish, Fermanagh Footscray, Kent Penzance, Cornwall Walsall, Stafford Woolw ioh Feltham, Middlesex Sr. Luke's, London Mi'town, Galway Clerkenwell, London ditto groom blacksmith clerk miner labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto 2L 22 23 34, 24 21 18J 20 224 21) 6 8| 64 n 64 44 6 10 9 84 light black dk. brn black It. brn brown light brown dk. brn brown grey hazel grey hazel grey grey bazel brown grey bazel fair dark fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh fresh blue; barrigan regimental ditto ditto p'ain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto 22 Sept. 20 Sept. 12 Sept. 8 Sept. 11 Sept. 12 Sept. 14 Sept. 13 Sept. 17 Sept. 20 Sept. Cork Ashton- u- L Fleetwood Dorchester Liverpool Woolvi ich Chichester Al iorshot Edinburgh Hounelow ' P.' on left arm, recruit, appoved * New Brunswick took the whole of reg. neo. ditto took part of reg. nec. ditto recruit, net surgically inspected _ T> recruit, not surpioally inspeoted scar on temple, took part of leg. nec. sailor on left a> m off furlough off pass to London took the whole of rig. noc. r> ; scar left leg 20042 McTeernan, P. 1282 18th Foot Leitrim ditto 27 6 n It. brn blue fresh ditto 20 Sept. Edinburgh 200i21 McClachay, Wm. 1222 i7th Foot Lurgan, Armagh weavor 18} a 64 It. brn grey fresh tweed; light 16 Sept, Dover 2' OA 2? McNie, William 545 42nd Foot Falkirk, Stirling suiith 301 Pi btown grcj fresh white j tartan 12 Sept. Stirling 20042* McLean, Alex. 1422 ditto Orcher, Moray labourer 21 5 8i br; wn grey fresh ditto 12 Sept. ditto 20042+ McVain, John 1449 ditto Kilmore, Argyle ditto 201 6 6 brown grey fresb ditto 12 Sept. ditto 20042s McDonald, John — 59th Foot Inverness plumber 22 5 1 It. brn blue fair fustian 13 Sept. Hull 20042H McKay, Alexander 879 H2nd Fool; Old Mac- liar, Aberdn. labourer 22 5 64 red blue fresh regimental 22 Sept, Cork 20042" McBurner, Wm. — H5th Foot lilenevey, Monaghan oarpenter 22 6 1\ It. brn hazel sallow grey 19 Sept. Belfast 200* 21 Moss, Edward 783 68th Foot El) naham, Oxford shoemaker 21J 5 6* brown grey fresh regimental 13 Sept. Manchester 20042 McKenzie, James 13H8 72nd Foot Glasgow labourer 18j 5 6 nk. brn brown fresh ditto 22 Sept, Dublin pockpitted D D D engine on li ft arm, recruit, approved took the whole of re,;, nec. recruit, not Burgically inspected scar on chin D 200431 • 200431 200432 200433 200134 200485 200436 200437 20043- 20041* 9 Murphy, John Morrison, George McDermitt, James Mitchell, Joseph Mclaughlin, Thos. Norris, Alfied Prestman, James Pizzey, Jesse Pilly, james Potts, Thomas 9811 9163 26051 26696 8521 751 666 2112 Rl. Engineers ditto Roy. Artillery ditto Genl. Service Rl. Engir eers 1st Drag. Go'. s. 2nd Foot 21st Foot 107th Foot Cork Deskford, Banff Longford Birkenhead, Cheshire St. Bees, Cumberland Barnsley, Gloucester Manchester Heston, Middlesex Edinburgh Coventry, Warwick tailor joiner labourer ditto miner groom clerk labourer bricklayer watch HIakr. 20 20J 234 204 22 204 25 22 214 3U4 6} browu 64 black 44 brown 9} brown 7 dk. brn 3- J brown 8 brown 6 i It. bm 64 brown 3j It. brn g ™ ) blue grey hazel hazel grey grt'i blue hazel hazel trust swarth sallow fresh sallow fresh fresl fresh sallow fair regimonial ditto ditto ditto black ; tweod regin ental ditto dark j oord ' wee f tegumental 13 riept. 13 Sept. 16 Sept. 8 Sopt. 18 Sept. 8 Sept. 14 Sept. 18 Sept. 17 Sepf. 20 Sept. Chat ham ditto Warlej ditto Whitohavn. Aldershot • Sheffield Hounslow Enniskillen Presir n off leave supp. gone to Barrow, Cumberland; recruit Hue mark on right arm ; of piss . tear on back ; recruit ' P. M. Y. R' cn left arm off pass 200440 200441 200442 200443 200i44 200445 200446 fio o A - » ir- 200448 20044-.' Pearce, Jas. Wm. Pusey, Elijah Quinlan, Andrew Quill, David Reader, Francis W. Redman, William Richards, Thomas Reid, Charles Slack, Herbert 2889 3800 956 1010 1104 1545 Roy. Artillery Military Train 3rd Hussars ditto 17th Lancers ; 22nd Foot 47th Foot SOA IVIO 23325 Roy Artillen 870 lBt Drag. Gds. Islington, London hillingdon, Middlsx. Cork London Lynn, Norfolk Cardington, Bods Dowlais, Glamorgan ^"^ etb, Surrey West ham, essex Matlock, Derby * 19 V 5 74 it. brn blue frest ditto smith 224 6 5* bn wn bluo fresh ditto labourer 19 5 7 black grey fresh ditto ditto 184 5 64 It. brn grey freeh. d. tto ditto 204 5 H4 dk. brn grey fresh ditto ditto 24 6 74 dk. bm giey fresh ditto collier 19 0 64 brown bine fro. l slop; cord lntimirer 29 5 5 It. brn blue freeh . i gimcntal ditto 19 5 44 brown grey dark ditto tailor 25 e 7 It. brn grey fi est. ditto clerk 32 5 10 brown grey fair ditto labourer m, 5 74 It. brn blue fair plain blacksmith 24J 5 6 brow n grey fresh regimental mBSon 2H 6 64 brown blue fair ditto labourer 21 5 6} dk. bm blue sallow ditto 184 6 5i brown blue fair regimental miner 3l! f 0 7 brown hazel fresh ditto plasterer 29 5 54 light blue fair ditto shoemaker 264 5 64 It. bra grey fair ditto carter 20J 5 44 dk brn hazel fresh ditto carpenter 184 5 6 It. brn grey fresh ditto baker 214 6 95 brown hazel fresh ditto handler 24- S 5 8 dk. brn grey sallow ditto valet 23 \ 5 4S brown grey fre « h ditto tailor 395 5 6 It. brn blue fresh ditto labourer 21 5 54 It. bra gley fresh ditto muncian 20 6 6 It. bm blue fresh ditto miner 23 5 114 dk. brn grey fresh ditto labourer 18 5 6H It. brn blue fair ditto ditto 244 5 64 dk. bm grey fresh ditto butcher 1* 1 5 7 red brown red ditto slater 20 6 64 dk. bm hazel fresh tweed musician 164 5 0 It. bra grey fresh regimental boiler plater 21 6 8 brown hazel frosh plain barber 18 5 6 It. brn hazel fresh black; grey miner 31 5 6 dk. brn grey swarth regimental fitter 224 5 64 dk. brn hazel fresh black bricklayer 23 5 lOi brown blue fresh regimental ditto 33 6 7 It. bni hazel fresh ditto jomer 20 6 9 It. brn blue fair ditto tinman 274 5 64 ds. brn blue sallow regimental btushmaker 2 » 4 5 7 brown lazol fresh ditto clerk 25 5 6 or own grey fresh ditto labourer 28 5 3| brown lazel ' resh ditto — 32} 3 6 orown grey : au- ditto labourer 201 3 6 It. bm grey Veah ditto ditto 194 5 6 It. brn grev fresh ditto tailor 40 i 3 10 fair > lue reah ditto brasscaster 30j 3 4 It. brn ? rey " resh ditto maaon 18 5 641 brown ) lue resh white slop ; cord 6 Sept. 11 Sept. 14 Sept. 112 Sept. | 24 Sept. 122 Aug. 12 Sept. 16 Sipt. 9 Sept. 13 Sept. Wc olwtoh di'to Chicliestor ditto Hour sli w Frederictn. Cardiff Walmcr Wcolwich Sheffield 1> * packing case maker mole on neck offfurlcugh to Cork- ditto to London supposed gone to Brighton off pass recruit, surgically inspected oil furlough; suppose! in Lambeth 200450 200451 200452 200 453 200454 200455 200456 200 457 200458 200459 Stanley, Henry Searle, Wm. Chas Spall, George Sherlock, Thomas Shannon, John Sartain, William Satchwell, Oliver Sawyer, Edward Smith, William Smith, Stephen 1710 883 1641 1089 1596 5892 322 2692 4103 6th Drag. Gds. 29th Foot 32nd Foot 48th Foot 86th Foot 109th Foot Rl. Engineers Roy. H. Art. Roy. Artillery Military Train Whitburn, Derby Southampton Debenham, Suffolk Bllaghadareen, May Kingsend, Dublin Chariton, Kent Tamworth, Stafford Reading, Berks Norwich Henley, Oxford 15 Sept. 3 Sept. 13 Sept. 17 Sept. 17 Sept. 19 Sept. 13 Sept. 4 Sept. 8 Sept. 12 Sept. Curragh Toronto Colchester Fermoy I Dublin Chatham j ditto Aldershot Dublin I ditto off pass ; real name supposed to be Spalding pockpitted recruit, finally approved off furlough D off furlough 20046u 200461 200462 200463 200464 200165 200466 200467 200468 200469 Smith, Thomas Taylor, Daniel Tate, Samuel Turner, John Veitch, William Viner, William Walker, John Wharton, John Williams, John White, John 13711 Rifle Brigade 1409' 76th Foot 1354| Roy. Artillery 16217 ditto 2410 4014 861 2738 1409 1195 42nd Foot Military Train 3rd Hussars Gren. Guards SOtb Foot 66th Foot York Canterbury Sedgley, Stafford Westminster Dunbar, Haddington Sutton, Kent Huddersfleld Nottingham Milwall, Essex Kilkenny 12 Sept. 13 Sept. 9 Sept. 7 Sept. 11 Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 19 Sept. 17 Sept. 3 Sept. Winchester Shorncliffe Dover Woolwich Stirling Devonport ChicheBter London Chatham Dublin anchor It. arm, bracelet rt. wrist; off pan [ to London off furlough to Bradford- on- Avon, Wilts ditto to Dundee took the whole of reg. nec. off furlough took waist- belt wart and moles on shoulders 200470 200471 203472 20047 3 200474 200476 200476 200477 200478 20017- 4 Wilson, Francis Watson, John Williams, Edward Williams, Isaac Wilson, John Walker, Edward Woodhouse, John Atkinson, Henry Aubery, Thomas Ashley, Joseph 1216 1292 3578 1086 8819 950 72nd Foot ditto 76th Foot 95th Foot 100th Foot Rl. Engineers Genl. Service 4thDrag. Gds. Gren. Guards 33rd Foot Leith, Edinburgh Carnwath, Lanark Shoreditch, London Derby Shankhill, Antrim Wolverhampton Poplar, Middlesex Horsham, Sussex Leamington, Wrwck. Bardney, Lincoln 200480 200481 200i82 200 483 2' 0484 200485 200186 200437 2004 200489 Allen, James J. Ball, Lewis Bowditch, Fredk. Burling, George Bryan, James Barnes, Charles Bailey, Robert Bryce, William Bayliss, Charles Brennan, Alfred 410 516 746 280 3060 1571 2062 2278 1166 69th Foot 14th Hussars 15th Hussars 4th Foot 18th Foot 24th Foot ditto 42nd Foot 51st Foot 64 tb Foot 19 Sept. 10 Sepf. 20 Sept. 11 Sept. 16 Sept. 13 Sept. 16 Sept. 22 Sept. 1 Oct. 28 Sept. ditto Edinburgh Shorncliffe Liverpool Belfast Chatham Deptfori Brighton London Portsmouth recruit, not Burgically iiiepected recruit recruit, not surgically inspected p. ckpitted; off furlough recruit, attested boils on right side took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. absconded with £ 5. Leek, Staffordshire Diss, Norfolk Southampton HentOn, Somerset Montreal Billingboro', Lincoln Brigstock, Nthmptn. Cambusnethan, Lnrk. Birmingham Wellington, Salop 10 Sept. 5 Oct. 24 Sept. 29 Sept. 29 Sept. 21 Sept. 20 Sept. 26 Sept. 24 Sept. 11 Sept. Preston Newbridge Yirk Dover Liverpool Sheffield ditto Perth Portland Stafford D D j otf pass to Stafford scar on forehead ta'tooed on left arm, scar on chest otf furlough to Spitaifields, London otf escort duty scars of boils on back of neck Bear on left thigh off furlough to Birmingham ; D recruit 200490 200491 200492 200493 200494 200 495 200496 200497 200498 200499 Brown, William Bennett, Thomas Bowie, William Boyle, John Burke, Michael Barrett, Henry Brumfield, George Batstone, Edward Browne, Henry Buckmaster, Geo. I 1541 69th Foot | 1423 1546 1249 2154 1373 184 1650 70th Foot 72nd Foot 2nd Foot 84th Foot 98th Foot roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto Birkenhead, Cheshire Wakefield, Yorkshire Edinburgh ditto Claremorris, Mayo Manchester Southampton Axminster, Devon Woolwich, Kent Frimley, Hants spn ner clogmaker labourer ditto ditto ditto plumber gardener surveyor grcom 184 234 20 18 23 184 24| 224 38 28 J 64 black 64 1 It. brn 5 dark black dk. bm It. bm brown dk. brn dk. bm dk. bra blue grey blue It. brn grey groy grey hazel hazel blue fresh sallow fresh fresh dark fresh fresh dark fresh fresl. regimental ditto black j tweed plain regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 124 Sept. 23 Sept. 23 Sept. 25 Sept. 27 Aug. 20 Sept. 22 Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. 18 Sept. Preston Ash'on- u- L Edinburgh ditto Newcastle* Aldershot Portsmouth Go? port ditto Loith r ff pass to Liverpool scar of bubo on each groin recruit, not surgically inspected scar at base of left scapula; recruit * Jsmsics took waist- belt supp. gone to Southampton off furlough; supp. at Bunorana, Donegal 200601 200501 20050:- 20C60;< 200504 2C060 200508 200507 200.', 0- 200i0 Claypole, Thomas Carroll, James Clare, Michael Cooper, Richard Curtis, William Coyle. James Cooper, George Canning, John Clark, George Copping, John C. 272 7th Foot 1642 9tb Foot 1485 15th Foot 23rd Foot 28th Foot 79th Foot 83rd Foot Royal H. Art. ditto Roy. Artillery 1398 440 1149 2941 24228 Whittlesea, Cantihs Portarlington, Qn's. Ballinrobe, Mayo Jackfield, Salop Athenry, Galway Edinburgh Brancaster, Nonfo'k Liverpool Limehouse, London Holme, Lancashire labourer framekr. ittr labourer miner labourer ditto ditto plumber smith schoolmaster 29 174 254 244 21 2H IS 22J l- l 21 103 6 55 64 6i 64 n 8 4 84 brown dk. brn browi. brown brown dk. brn brown It. brn dk. brn It. brr. grey bluo grey grey hazel grpv hazel blue grey hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh fau- fresh fresh fresh fresh pale ditto ditto mixture dark ; cord regimental ditto velveteen; corl regimental ditto ditto 19 Sept. 1 Oct. 2 Oct. 21 Sept. 19 Sept. 24 Sept. 27 S - pt. 28 Sept. 22 Sept. 47 Sept. Liverpool Dublin Chatham St rewsbury Belfast Fort George Lynn Leeds Maifstone Sheerncsja recruit off furlough to Edinburgh; D recruit, attested D loat, two front teeth ; off pasa to Loidon 200510 200511 200512 200513 200514 200515 200516 200517 200518 200519 Calman, William Cockburn, R. M. Clarke, William Doyle, John Day, Charles W. Druce, George Dove, Thomas Dunn, William Donaghay, John Dolphin, Thomas 1429 25028 26222 1096 1660 1606 806 1523 1678 ditto ditto ditto 11th Foot ltth Foot 22nd Foot 24th Foot 62nd Foot 71st Foot 60th Rifles) Bondon, Corlt Shankhill, Antrim Norwich Cork Cambridge Tiverton, Devon Breamore, Hants Wellington, Salop Balfron, Stirling Birmingham carpenter backler labourer ditto smith labourer ditto musician minor labourer 29J 201 24J 194 26J 214 20 174 214 9 8 65 6 11 6 64 0 sandy dark brown brown dk. brn It. brn browD brown brown brown grey bazel grey blue grey buze) brown ( trey brown fresh eallow freeh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh ditto di'to ditto brown j cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 21 Sept. 20 Sept. 20 Sept. 24 Sept. 26 Sept. 9 Sept. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 19 Sept. 23 Sept. Woolwich Warley Sheerness Portsmouth Gravesend Frederictn* Sheffiel \ Cork Curragh Chester slightly in- tneed off pass to London scars of burns; recruit, attested fear of burn on right shoul ler and ear * New Brunewiok took part of rcg. nec. scar of boil on mpo of neck October 21. POLICE GAZETTE. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE { continued). OFFICE NO. NAME. REG. NO. CORFS. WHERE BORN. 200., 2 200521 200522 200i23 210521 200525 200526 200527 20 528 200524 Etherington, A. Eyre, Edwin Fowkes, Henry Fuller, Frank Findlay, William Franks, Wm. J. Freeman, Albert Gallagher, John Gollins, Isaac Grant, George 977 1544 455 1112 1648 3 229 19 S2 1132 1444 3rd Hussars 32nd Foot Soots Fusiliers 23 li Foot 78th Foot 103rd Foot Royal H. Art. 9th Foot 23rd Foot Hist Foot 20053 • 2C053I 200532 200533 20O53 200535 20053S 200537 200; 3 200539 200540 2005 U 20054? 200543 200541 200545 200546 200547 200548 20054H Griffen, Thomas Guthrie, James Gibbs, John Gilby, William Healey, John Horder, John Hill, Joseph Henderson, John Hopkins, John Haywood, Alfred 1961 1812 8 H( i 2212 152 1182 954 640 652 72nd Foot -> 2nd Foot Roy. Artillery Rl. Engineers 3rd Huisars 24th Foot - 6th Foot 7 lst Foot 8 ) th Foot Riflo Brigade London Newton, Staffordshire Birminghem St. John's, N. Bruns. Arbroath, Forfar Islington, London London Killymactag, Sligo Jackfield, salop Stepney, London lanark Newburgh, Perth Croydon, 8urrey Heston, Middlesex keighley, Yorkshire Frampton, Gloucester Weymouth, Dtrset Edinburgh Ballymore, roscmn. Nottingham TRADE. AGE. SIZE. clerk is 5 6} labourer 20 6 6| electroplater 28) 6 04 sailor 21 4 0 64 plumber 19) 9 - fr labourer as* 5 74 ditto 20 •> 4 ditto 32 4 gasfitter 241 84 lab' urer 18 » 6 HAIR. EYES. FACE. COAT & TROUSERS. DATE OF PLACE OF DESERTN. DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. brown brown dk. bri dk. bm dk. bn. It. bm brown brown brown dk. bri hazel hazel hazel hazel * rey lazel hazel < rey brown i 4rfly fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dark . pale I fresh Idark regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dark ; blue regimental 25 S- p . 2 Oct. 25 Sept. H Sept, 21 Sept. 24 Sept. 28 Sept. 30 Sept. 21 Sept. 2 Oct, Chichester Colchester Lot, don Belfast Aberdeen Shorncliffe Aldershot Dublin Shrewsbury I Gosport moles on back on right leg took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. off pass to Dundee D ; mole on bick of neck off furlough fo Blackburn weaver labourer bricklayer labourer collier labourer printer labourer laeemaker 20 i5 284 28} 22 30 19J 184 24 33 25} 7 44 44 64 9 6 64 6i 6 84 Ik. brn It. bm It. bm brown brown dk. brn It. bm brown It. brn brown blue blue hazel hazel blue hazel hazel blue grey blue fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fair brown; tweed regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Howard, Jonathan Hamilton, William Horne, Charles Haile, Charles Ireland, Daniel Innes, David Jones, Thomas Jones, Henry Johnson, Frederick Keech, John 1 Oct. 21 Sept. 23 Sept. 26 Sept. 2V Sept. 19 Sept. 2 Oct, 26 Sept. 30 Sept, 18 Sept. Glasgow Aberdeen Woolwich Aldershot Chichester Sheffield Dublin Curragh Fleetwood Montreal recruit * spirit merchant 3b95 3941 1108 1168 1543 25324 2076 Military Train Roy. Artillery ditto ditto 71st Foot 100th Foot 29th Foot 61st Foot. Roy. Artillery Gren. Guards scar of burn on chest off furlough to Keighley tattooed on arms off furlough to E dinburgb ; scar rt. buttock ditto to Birmingham [ D D off escort duty 20056U 200551 200562 200553 200554 200555 20065'> 200557 200 •• 63 200559 Ravenstone, Durham Birmingham Stafford Barking, Essex Perth ditto Manchester Shoreham, Sussex Islington, London Hailsham, Sussex Kershaw, Henry Keirnan, James Kavanagh, Patrick Lloyd, James Longhead, Charles Lacy, James McGuiggan, Bard. Meyler, George Mason, Richard McAllister, Archd. 184 1042 1018 1620 680 863 998, 1852 16th Foot 18th Foot 19th Foot 23rd Foot 36ih Foot 91st Foot 3r dDrag. Gds. ditto 10 h Hussars 5 th Foot 200560 200581 200562 20036a 200 64 200565 200566 200567 200568 200569 20057^ 200571 200572 200573 200574 200575 200576 200577 200578 20057 20O5io 2005* 1 200582 200583 200- 81 200585 200586 200587 200588 200589 Halifax, Yorkshire Kildare Alyshall, Carlow Llangollen, Denbigh Ramelton, Donegal Murrawn, I. eitritn Strabane, Tyrone Biddenden, Kent Chesterfield, Derby Ballymacarrett, Down labourer tinsmith shoemaker plasterer labourer ditto ironmouldr. bricklayer shoemaker labourer baker labourer ditto glazier labourer ditto 2 64 244 21 24} 214 184 19 23 19 26 engineer clerk miner labourer 18 24! 364 244 264 224 184 23J 28} 184 4 44 - 9 1 84 64 6} 9 54 94 6} 64 4 64 54 74 8J 84 6 64 brown brown light brown dk. brn dk. brn brown brown dk. brn It. bra sandy brown brown dark dk. bra dk. brn It. brn dk. brn brown brown grey grey blue brown hazel hazel blue grey hazel grey fresh fresh fair sallow fresh dark ruddy fresh fresh fresh grey hazel grey brown blue blue blue hazel blue erey fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh dk. brn fresh fresh fresh ditto ditto brown ; black regimental ditto tweed; canvas regimental linei slop; dark regimental ditto black; cord regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto black ; tweed regimental ditto ,29 Sept. ' 28 Sept. 28 Sept. 27 Sept. 126 Sept. 29 Sept, 22 Aug. 28 Sept. 23 Sept. 126 Sept. 23 Sept. 29 Sept. 28 Sept. 1 Oct. 27 Sept. 28 Sept. 25 Sept* 19 Sept. 20 Sept. 28 Sept. Manchester Shorncliffe Gosport Woolwich Curragh Ballymena Chatham Brighton Woolwich London Bradford Liverpool Sheffield Newport, M Pembroke Fort George Canterbury ditto Aldershot Shorncliffe scar on right hip D; pockpitted recruit, attested off furlough to Dundee recruit, surgically inspected teeruit, not surgically inspected took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. belongs to Burnley Militia off e? eort duty off furlough to Ballarone, Down scar on rig t wrist and back of neck off furlough to Ramclton ; D, tumour on Deck D D ; took part of reg. nee. mother's mark below left calf; recruit off furlough to Crewe, Cheshire sea- below left shoulder blade Mawson, Joseph Munday, Robert McGinn, James Malbourne, Wm. McKenna, Peter Moore, William Meyers, Richard Melley, Michael Miller, Alexander Middleton, Wm. 1291 331 1558 1113 1120 49 108i 1172 560 7th Foot 14th Foot 16th Foot 21th Foot 25th Foot 8th Foot 68th Foot ditto / lst Foot ditto Otley, Yorkshire Ashendon, Bucks Lanark Longton, Stafford Currie, Edinburgh Perersfield, Wore. Midhurst, Sussex Liverpool Edinburgh Forfar pnn er sh >,- maker collier quurrytnan fishhookmk. labourer tailor ditto 304 24 29, I84 214 21 294 20| 324 274 brown brown brown light dk. bra brown dk. brn dk. brn brown dk. brn grey hazel grey grey grey grey hazel brown hazel hazel fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dark dark fresh dark ditto ditto brown; moleskin regimental ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 21 Sept. 27 Sipr, 1 Oct. 20 Sept. 29 Sept. 22 Sept. 3 Oct. 28 Sept. 30 Sept. 126 Sept. Bury Chatham Glasgow Sheffield Glasgow Fermoy Manchester ditto Curragh ditto scars cn right shoulder and back two upper front teeth broken; recruit seven red spots on right arm scar of burn on left thigh off pass to Dungarvan D ; blind of left eye, scar left mid die finger patch of hair on right shoulder blade off furlough to Dundee; D Menzies, John McRae, William McIvor, Michael Martin, James McEvoy, Michael Margason, Henry McDowell John Morgan, Hugh Mills, Alfred J. Monteith. James 1000 1719 396 1945 276 4710 8986 422 192 1003 74th Foot 79th Foot ditto 92nd Foot 94t, h Foot 102r. d Foot Rl. Engineers Royal H. Art. Roy. Artillery ditto Blair Atholl, Perth Old Machar, Aberdn. Edinburgh Campsie, Stirling Mountmellick, Qn's. Norwich Beith, Ayr Liverpool Newington, Surrey Eling, Hants labourer gardener ropemaker hammermn. labourer ditto collarmaker labourer clerk labourer 22j 22 29 244 35 g 29S 244 2i4 30| 2f » brown brown dark brown It. brn brown dark brown It. brn dk. brn green blue grey brown grey grey It. brn grey hazel grey fresh fresh fresh fair fair fresh fair florid lieht ruddy ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto 28 Sept, 2 Oct. 19 Sept. 30 Sept. 30 Sept. 26 Sept. 19 Sept. 1 Oct. 25 Sept. 22 Sept, Fort Ueorge ditto Chat h am Aberdeen Dover Wulmer Cork Alderobot ditto Dover D ecar on sternum ; broke out c f barracks off escort duty bridge of nose broken off furlough w Mountmellick ,1: 410 tattooed on arms and left kDee ditto to Liverpool; scars on groins tattooed on arms, slight varicose veins Marden, William 9183 Rl. Engineers Faversham, Kent carpenter 224 5 6 brown hazel fresh ditto 27 Sept, Chatham Neeves, John 2076 I9rh Foot Lasson, Suffolk groom 19 5 84 dk. brn hazel fresh tweed 3 Oct. Sheffield officer's servant Nash, Charles 1- 107 20th Foot Halberton, Devon Birmingham labourer 234 6 54 It. brn hazel fair grey 25 Sept. Aldershot scar on right groin Newey, John 1138 101st Foot brassfoundr 264 5 74 brown hazel fresh regimen! al 23 Sept, Walmer D O'Neill, James — 21st Foot Glasgow labourer 20 6 74 fair blue fresh grey ; moleskin 21 Sept, Glasgow recruit, not surgically inspected O'Neill, John 1109 ditto Manchester brush maker 19 6 6 It. brn grey pale regimental 1 Oct. Curragh off furlough to Manchester Olney, Charles 25772 Roy. Artillery Chigwell, Essex shopman 231 6 94 It. brn grey fresh ditto 20 Sept. Gosport mole on left side Pearce, William 1160 2ndDrag. Gds. Paisley, Renfrew weaver 194 5 74 It. brn blue freBh ditto 1 Oct. Canterbury Palmer, William 8th Hussars Chorley, Lancashire shipcarpntr 23 5 6} brown blue fresh dark ; tweed 2 Oct. B istol scar on right eyebrow Parry, David 1183 18th Hussars Highgate, Middlesex brickla^ er 223 5 10 dark hazel fresh regimental 20 Sept. Canterbury boil marks on right hip and back 200590 200591 200S93 200593 200591 200595 200 98 200- 97 200598 200s99 200- 00 200S01 200102 200803 200001 200805 200c06 200807. 200103 200 0' Payton, William Poate, Charles Pearey, John Pepper, Thrums Purser, Samuel Peers, Henry Parker, Henry Randall, William Round, John Richardson, Wm. 387 Gren. Guards Wichford, cambs labourer 29 | 5 74 It. brn brown fresh ditto 22 Sept. London took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. 2125 Scots Fusiliers Midhurst, Sussex ditto 234 5 74 fair grey fresh ditto { 20 Sept. Warley pockpitted 1094 2nd Foot Richmond ditto 314 6 10 It. brn grey fair plain i 30 Sept. Aldershot D; officer's servant; nervous when spoken 1813 ditto Cottenham, Cambs ditto 22 6 9 brown grey freBh ditto ! 27 Sept. ditto 1496 23rd Foot bedford — 18 5 7 brown hazel fair regimental 20 Sept. Newport, M 1163 69th Foot Chester tailor 23} 5 8 fair grey fair ditto i « Oct. Gosport 1399 Rov. Artillery Lambeth, Surrey clerk 184 5 74 brown grey fresh ditto 20 Sept. Dover scar on forehead 8 < 8 6th Drug. G Is. Langley, berks butcher 24 5 74 dk. brn hazel dark ditto 28 Sept. Dublin took part of reg. nec. 1095 ! 7th Drag. Gds. Birmingham vicemaker 20 5 84 sandy grey ruddy ditto 26 Sept, Colchester 253681 Roy Artillery Dalston, Middlesex carpenter 214 5 7 dk. brn hazel fresh supposed plain i 26 Sept. Warley Rans, Henry Rider, Joseph Randall, James Ryan, John Ross, William Robertson, David Scott, John Smith, George Seager, John Wm. Smith, George 1139 Rot. Artillery 1311 dit'O 1167 20th Foot — ,65' h Fo't 71st Foot 92nd Foot Genl. Service ditto 46^ Roy. H. Gds. 823 [ 7th Hussnrfl 1368 1792 Cavenham, Suffolk Guiseley, Yorkshire Kempsey, Worcester Meckell, Wsterford Uphall, Linlithgow Edinburgh Ratcliffe, Middlesex Yeovil, Somerset Poole, Dorsetshire Rochester, Kent ostler silk spinner collier labourer miner lithographer. shoemaker labourer baker 28 31J 28 22 22J 194 23 214 21 s 37 24 10 5 8 5 6 8 9 114 8 It. brn Bandy dk. brn brown brown brown brown brown It. brn brown grey blue blue hazel blue brown bluo grey grey grey fresh fair sallow fresh fair fresh fre- h fresh fair fresb regimental ditto dark blue; cord regimental ditto dark black; tweed regimental ditto 123 Sept. [ 22 Sept. 25 Sept. 1 Oct. ? 1 Sept. 21 Sept. 25 Sept. 27 Sept. 24 Sept, 124 Sept, Shorncliffe Aldershot ditto Clonmel Curragh Aberdeen London Uxbridge London Canterbury scar left breast recruit, attested ditto D 20Ur>|, 2008H 2006 U 2006 In 2008),! 2006K, 20081s 200817 20081K 200814 ? ® ® ti Sullivan James Seaman, John Scougal, Thomas Smith, John Shields, George Sullivan, John Sullivan, James Smith, Matthew Smith, Charles Stanley, James Smith, William 2839, Gren. Guards 913 9th Foot 1085) 14th Foot 3981 18th Foot 1606! ditto 879139th Foot 1219 43th Foot — 159th Foot — 89th Foot 1090 94th Foot Berry Edge, Durham Leicester Romford, Essex Drumgoon, Cavan Newberry, Cork Gorey, Wexford Lavy, Cavan Prescot, Lancashire Bury St. Edmund's Stoke, Staffordshire labourer ditto farrier shoemaker labourer clerk labourer toolmaker clerk potter 204 29 194 32 24 244 234 24 23 264 6 8j 6 5 5 64 5 6 4 6 114 84 54 5 6 5 9 5 74 It. brn brown brown dk. bra dk. bra dk. brn brown brown light brown brown blue blue brown hazel grey blue blue grey grey lair floiid fresh fresh dark fresh fresh sallow fair fair oitto ditto ditto regimental ditto ditto plain cord; black regimental 22 Sept. 3 Oct. 2 » ', Sept, ? 9 Sept. 24 Sept. 27 Sept. 30 Sept, 24 Sept, 29 Sept. 26 Sept, Currugh Dublin Gravesend Liverpool E finburgh Kinsale Killaruey Liverpool Ipswich Dover took waist- belt and part of reg. nec. anchor and cross on right forearm pockpitted ditto took part of reg. nec. tattooed cn arms, recruit scar en nose mole 03 right breast 200i2l 200822 Stewart, Alfred Smith, William Thompson, Wm. Taylor, James Thompson, Walter Woodhouse, John Welsh, John Webb, Wm. R. — 200623 Triffett, William 200821— 200825 200626, 2008271 20082K ? 0_ 629 200S3,, 200831 200832 2OOS33 2OOR3, 200635 200- 38 2006) 7 200634 2tlQi 4029 7742' 1258 1747 1205 1972 103rd Foot Roy. Artillery ditto Gi- eti. Guards 83rd Foot 92nd Foot ditto Genl. Service 17th Lancers 8frt Foot Tralee, Kerry Preston Kirk, Hdngtn Buckshorne, Hants Lockwith, Yorkshire Brancaster, Norfolk OldMonkland. Lanrk Ruswarp, Yoiksl iro Poplar, Middlesex Hackney, Middlesex Brighton tailor labourer ditto ditto baker miner clerk fitter engineer 19} 22 i 21 324 18 22} 25 224 204 194 7 94 84 » 84 6} 64 64 5 7! 5 64 brown dk. brn brown brown It. brn brown brown dk. brn dk. brn brown blue hazel grey blue grey grey hazel hazel grey grey sallow dark fresh dark fresh fresh fair fresh fresh freBh plain ditto black; cord regimental white slop; tweed regimental ditto black regimental ditto 24 Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. 27 Sept. 26 Sept. 25 Sept. 21 Sept. 16 Sept, 2 Oct. 28 Sept. Shorncliffe Liverpool Portsmouth London Lynn Aberdeen ditto London Hounslow Chatham scar on forehead mole between right nipple, recruit, approved recruit, attested took part of reg. nec. recruit, attested D recruit, attested took part of reg. nec. took waist- belt Walsh, John West, William Wilson, John Wood, Alfred Wilson, E. Walsh, Thomas Willocks, James Wilson, John Wasley, Thomas* 8i Williams, David 627 1600 1841 1666 1769 1181 22nd Foot ditto 42riH Foot 48th Foot 60th Rifles 62nd Foot 79th Foot ditto 84th Foot 101st Font Belfast Shepton Mallet. Somst' Kilmarnock, Ayr Paddington, London Whitechapel, London Ballyduff, Waterford Forfar Edinburgh Kingston, Notts London boilermaker laboUuCr labourer boxmaker labourer ditto mason sawyer pninler 21 29 18} 19 184 23 18} 22 22 30 5 81 5 54 5 7 5 6} 5 6 5 74 5 8 5 64 5 7 5 64 sandy brown brown dk. brn brown It. brn dk. brn brows brown dk. brn blue blue grey hazel grey grey dk. brn blue grey hazel sallow fresh fresh dark fresh fair fresh fresh fresh dark plain ditto regimental black ; cord regimental tweed; cord regimental brown; moleskin regimental ditto 29 Sept. 9 Sept. 25 Sept, 1 Oct. 11 Sept 30 Sept, 27 Sept. 23 Sept. 2 Oct. 23 Sept, Liverpool Fiederictn* Stirling London St. John* Waterford Fort George Edinburgh Co Chester aimer soar right forearm, recruit, approved D • New Brunswick recruit, approved scars on breast * New Brunswick tattooed on arms, recruit took part of reg. nec.; D recruit, not surgical y inspected supposed gone to Nottingham * alias Ward 2006 iu white, Robert jW6i-, webster, Henry f? 0343 Webb, James 200641 200616 200846 200817 200648 200649 Young, Thomas 25) 97 26494 3138 128 Roy. Artillery ditto ditto ditto Roy. H. Gds. Glasgow Northampton Dublin Toweester, Nrtlimpt, Axbridge, Somerset enginefitter bricklayer labourer shoemaker carpenter 23 23 234 224 284 5 84 5 64 5 94 5 44 6 lit dk. orn brown It. brn sandy dk. brn grey grey grey blue grey fair fresh sallow fair fresh dark regimental oitto ditto ditto 29 Sept. 19 Sept. 18 Sept. 18 Sept. 30 Sept. Dublin Warley ditto Devonport London pocs pitted, scar right eye and face, recruit off furlough 6 POLICE GAZETTE. DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA. October 21. OFFICE NO. NAME. REG. NO. emu's. WHERE BORN. TRADE. H ti • 5 SIZE. HAIK. EYES. FACE. COAT & THOl' 8ib7o Edward Shannon 16017 lst Stafford* Burton, Staffordshire labourer - _ ___ __ 81H76 Job Willetts 6315 ditto Dudley, Worcester chain maker 81677 Charles Eggington 6488 ditto Lichfield, Stafford painter — m 81678 Samuel Owen 6647 ditto Wolverhampton iron roller - £ _ 81679 Paul Sharp 6792 ditto ditto blacksmith - — • _ —.,. sit- so Edward Whigie 6800 ditto West Indies labourer — I, 81681 Frank Saunders 6S54 ditto Walsall, Stafford silver plater _ _ _ 61 82 Daniel Skeldon tJ895 ditto Netherton, Worceiter brick maker 81633 David Thomas 6896 ditto Dudley engineer - a • 816- U henry Campion H902 ditto Newcastle, Limerick musician - - — — — 81f85 Edwin Sadler t>£ 55 ditto Wolverhampton gasfitter - _ 816S* James Podmore 7007 ditto Stafford collier — _ . 81687 Thomas Jones 7012 ditto Rugeley moulder _ _ ___ , 81688 Charles Austin 7022 ditto Wolverhampton brsssfoundr - _ 81H89 James Walker 7023 ditto Willenhall locksmith , 816HO Thomas Allen 7045 ditto Wolverhampton engine fitter - - — 81691 John Green 7046 ditto Tipton labourer - _ 81692 John Cooper 7049 ditto Dawley, Salop shoemaker - _ 1 81693 John Taylor 7057 ditto Compton, Stafford ditto _ — . 81691 Thomas Williams 7079 ditto Birmingham fendermaker. - - — — — — 816* 6 George Brown 7095 ditto Dudley, Worcester engine driver _ — ___ . 81696 Henry Edwards 7099 ditto Birmingham painter - mm 81697 Henry Page 7116 ditto Ashby- de- la- Zouch shoemaker - _ . , . 816 « Jahn Ganner 59a6 ditto Worcester glassworker musician , _ 1 _ ___ ___ 816s* 9 Geo. Walter Slight 4925 let Middlesex Paddington, London 20 5 44 brown grey fresh black; brown 8170J 81701 8103 81703 81704 DATE OF I ESEKTN. 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 18 April 13 April 13 April 13 April PLACE OF DlisERTIOy. MARKS AND REMARKS. Lioh field ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto supp. in prison gone to America supp. gone to America in the Line ditto supp. in prison supp. in Line absent from training 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April 13 April ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto supp. in Line 13 April 13 April 13 Anril 13 April 28 Sept. ditto ditto ditto ditto Hampstead in the Line gore to Ireland supp. will enter Navy as musician ADMIRALTY, October 21, 1868. Description of Deserters, Stragglers, and Men Discharged from Her Majesty s Sea Service. Although £ 3 reward is offered for the apprehension of Deserters at the time, £ 2 only is payable at the expiration of 3 months, and £ 1 only at the expiration of 6 months from the date of desertion; and after the expiration ot a complete year, no reward will be paid, except under special ci'cumstances. No reward will be given in these cases if apprehended within the precincts of a port where a regular Police is organized, but all reasonable expenses will be paid. NAME. SHIP DESERTED OR DIS- g 1 SIZE. ! « 1 CHARGED FROM. DATE. HATING. WHERE BOEN. HAIR. EYES. FACE. Samuel Davis David Flynn William Smith John Pinch Jno. E. Danaher William Page H. Dawton William Reading William Nimmo francis viney Josh. Southern Robert Scales Michael Jennings Daniel Shearman Thomas Rawlinson Samuel Hughes John Cullington John Turner John Murphy Edward Leaver Thomas Bate George Drew Henry Wells Henry Fox samuel Humphreys Albert Wyatt John C. Johns john Welch William Chapman George Monday Peter King William Balls William H. Northam James Burns William Patterson Daniel Collins Samuel Nicholls Henry R. Dorgan William L. Caspar John Sargent James Smyth Edward Britton William G. Warner Michael E. Gay John S Tardrew Michael Regan James Greenwood William Stanley William Smith John Williams Henry Walker Timothy FarrelL J. McLaughtin James Butcher James Pulman John Puttock William Worth John Barlow* Richard Spurrell James Elson ditto ditto Helicon, desertc r Dee, s'raggler clttto D. of Wellington,' eser " o'/ al Oak, s'taggler D. oj Wellington, desert ! ditto i Chanticleer, rfescrli r ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Fisgard, Btroggler Implacable, etragglor dito Warrior, deserter ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Beacon, deserler Greyhound, deserter ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dit o ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Oberon, deserter ditto Black Prince, deserter ditto ditto Liffey, deserter ditto ditto ditto Liffey, straggler ditto ditto 13 18 7 1 12 12 cr 30 12 er 23 23 21 1 15 15 15 15 15 2 3 2 i: !: | e6 I 6 6 6 17 30 30 30 30 30 30 [ 30 30 29 27 21 i21 21 [ 23 23 23 23 9 112 6 30 130 30 26 m 26 26 26 26 26 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Sept. Oct. July Sept. April May May Mav May May May June Oct. Oot. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oof. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Aug. June June June Jure June June Juno June June Juno July July July July July July July Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept, Sept. Sept. Sept. MARKS A> D REMARKS. A. B. ! ditto bandsman A. B. A. B. captain, forecastle orJir. ary leading stoker A. B. ordinary captain's steward A. B. ditto ditto ditto ordinary ditto A. B. bandsman boy, 2nd class A. B. private, R. Marines ditto stoker A. B. leading seaman quartermaster sailmaker's crew ordinary captain's steward A. B. captain's coxswain A. B. ordinary stoker ditto ordinary ditto boy, lst class gunner, R. M. A. ordinary A. B. ordinary A. B. ordinary ditto boy, lst clasi ordinary A. B. ordinary stoker ditto ditto A. B. ditto ordinary A. B. private, R. Marines ditto ditto I 28 20 20 19 3 I IS 40 23 21 25 27 27 21 23 20 21 25 31 IB 27 21 24 38 22 28 43 48 22 34 31 31 24 21 22 22 19 19 18 20 40 27 20 21 24 21 IS 28 19 20 26 27 30 27 22 20 23 23 25 25 5 7 Cardigan light grey 5 6 St. German's, Cornwall It. brn j blue 4 8 London brown 5 7 Egloshayle, Cornwall black 5 7J Waterford, Ireland brown 71 St. Oswyth, Essex dk. brn 6 Uist, Inverness brown 5 Landport, Hants dark 6| Glasgow brown 7 Hazleton, Wilts brown 2 Downthornes, Devon It. brn 3 Horesey, Middlesex dk. brn 8 Tipperary brown 4 London brown 7 Plymouth brown 3 ditto brown 5 Norwich It. brn 3 London It. brn 8 London ak. brn 0 Rotherhithe, Surrey brown 1 St. German's, Cornwall brown 8 Birmingham brown 6 Woodstock, Oxon It. brn 5 Corfu brown 2 Southsea, Hants light 4 Landport, Hants brown 5 Falmouth, Cornwall brown 0 Plymouth dark 5 Barrington, Cambs brown 8 Sheerress dk. brn 5 Padiham, Lancashire brown 5 Loddon, Norfolk light 6 Exeter, Devon auburn 4 Plymouth It. brn 7 Mallingan, Derry It. brn 6 Cork brown 0 Anthony, Cornwall brown 5 Towey It. brn 4 Bristol, Somerset brown 9 Rothwell, Northampton dk. brn 8 Linton, Devon dark 8 St. Helier's, Jersey brown 7 London brown 7 | Dublin dk. brn 8 Devonport, Devon It. brn 11 Castletownsend, Cork brown 2 Southport, Lancashire light 6 Bandon, Cork brown 5 Stockport, Cheshire brown 5 Plymouth brown 10 Ballymooney black 8 Mitchells Town brown 9J Mockleyfete brown 1 Devonport dk. brn 6 Exeter dk. bm 94 Devonport black 5 Stonehouse dark 6 St. Austel, Cornwall It. brn 64 Tavistock, Devon dk. brn 10 Durston, Somerset brown — scar ( n foreheid hazel groy grey blue brown hszel blue bazel grey brown grey dk. brn brown dk. brn brown blue hazel hazel hazel light blue hazel hazel bluo brown dark blue brown grey blue grey grey blue blue erey hazel grey hazel black hazel hazel dark blue grey grey grey blue blue hazel blue blue blue hazel hazel blue blue dark blue fair freck. ! fresh fair dark fair fresh dark £ 3 re* ard served in Surprize and Enterprise £ 1 reward ditto £ 3 reward spots round left wrist; served in Cordelia served in Asia £ 3 reward served in Fawn ditto served in Tamar tattooed on breast lop- eared tattooed on arms, scar on left leg dragon cn breast £ 1 reward pookpitted served in Asia ditto served in Excellent ditto served in St. George served in Mtrsey served in Hector served in Monarch, Victory, Wrangler, Hecate, and Griffon lost top of second finger ot right band served in Edinburgh, Conqueror, Impregnable, Nile, and Cordelia served in Implacable, Orestes, and Canopus served in Indus a1 d ImmorlaXitt served in Hogue, Lion, and Canopue served in Canopus strved in Impregnable served in Implacable soar ovsr left eye and on left arm served in Narcissus ( crved in Scylla, Amphion, and Royal Adelaide served in Royal William, Lynx, Hero, Blenheim, and Revenge bracelet on rigr t wrist; served in Impregnable served in Ajax, ImmortaliU, and Cambridge served in Impregnable, Ca'adoc, Hawke, Geyser, and Canopus served in Hawke and Frederick William served in Implacable and Bristol served in Canopus £ 3 reward served in Cornwallis and Wellesla/ £ 3 reward ring on third finger of right hand served in Lien served in Indus, Magcera, Moeander, Investigator, aud Indus served in Indus, Jason, Buzzard, and Lion £ 1 reward served in Pylades and Indus ditto served in Cambridge ditto seived in Sutley ditto served in Victory * alias Butterwortb cut on right knte DESERTERS FROM THE ROYAL MARINES. NAME. WHEEE BORN. thomas Roberts Roderick Nicholson George Shreeves Harry Bryant Henry Start James Williams Patrick Lyons William Ackroyd Joseph Powell* Michael Murphy John Nettleton James Rookley Henry Dove Thomas Caulkelt Benjamin Brennan John Scandlen George Gordon Thomas Davies Edward Oliver Frank Heseltine* Plymouth Chatham R. MarineArt. Chatham ditto ditto Portsmouth Woolwich R. Marine Art. Woolwich ditto Plymouth R. Marine Art. Portsmouth Plymouth ditto R. MarineArt. ditto Chatham R. MarineArt. Henstridge, Somerset Inverness Carrington, Beds Whitechapel, London exmouth, Devon Whitfield, Hereford Dunmore, RoscmD. Halifax, Yo k shire Leominster, Hereford Stradbally, Queen's Leeds Cullompton, Devon Mansfield, Notts Banbury, Oxen Dublin Leitrim Derby Dudley, Stafford Staplehurst, Kent Bradford, Yorkshire TRADE. « a SIZE. HAIR. M FACE. labourer ditto ditto basket makr labourer ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto frameknittr moulder hoemakcr labouror engir eer puddler labouror mason COAT & TROUSERS. 23J 5 24 5 284 5 141 4 14} 4 20 5 254 5 21 j6 204 5 231,5 314 5 19| 5 21} 5 22} 15 284,5 28 5 311 6 26 5 191 5 19415 7 74 10 41 64 7 6 74 9 6 64 0 84 64 e 8 8 11 91 91 DATE OF DESERTN. ok. brn hazel lair black hazel ruddy brown grey fresh dk. brn hazel fresh dk. brn hazel sallow dk. brn grey fresh dk. brn grey fresh It. brn grey fair brown grey fresh black hazel fresh dk. brn grey sallow It. brn grey sallow brown hazel fresh dk. hrn hazel frosh dk. brn groy fresh brown grey fresh brown blue fresh sandy blue fair It, brn grey fair It. brn hazel fresh PLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. undress uniform uniform undress uniform ditto uniform undress uniform undress uniform undress uniform ditto ditto undress uniform | 6 Oct, 5 Oct. 6 Oct. 28 Sept. ,28 Sept. 24 S pt, 10 Sept. 20 Sept. - Sept. 15 Sept. 17 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 10 Sept, 8 8ept, 29 Aug. IS Sept. 11 Sep'. 4 Sept. 8 Sept. Plymouth Chatham Portsmouth Chatham ditto ditto Portsmouth Woolwich P. rtsmouth Woolwich ditto Plymouth Portsmouth ditto Plymouth ditto Portsmouth ditto Chatham Portsmouth Tear on rigt. t knee; oil furlough to MilbornePort off short pass to Tilbury discharged freckle 1 off farlough to Hereford discharged; scar tear right eyo discharged off fuilough to Banbury 1 alias Boiley CTTI scar on left hip, feet rather flat; off furlough to Liverpool ship on right arm; discharged discharged off night pass to Strood 4 ,. _ ,, | discharged, D; anchor and fox lt. « m_ abas Fawoett N„„ T„„ „„ ivn Snwn ST. MIBWH LAOTS. W. C