BG SUTDCN'TG. CONTAINING Tht tulstanct of all Information* received in eases of 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 cvrcumkanc. of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences who are known hut not in custody, and a Description of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marlu, of Identity. Tha Xames of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description, as accurate as possible, of Property that bis been stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 5G53 FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1875. 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The Names and Descriptions of Deserters from the Army, and of Absentees and Deserters from the Militia, should be forwarded on War OlEce Forms 8S and 88A, to the Editor, as above, for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE. was drowning, and the coroner's jury have returned a verdict of ' Wilful Murder' against some person or persons unknown. A reward of £ 50 will be paid by the government to any person who will give such information and evidence as shall lead to the discovery and conviction of the murderer or murderers of the ehild, and Mr. Secretary Cross, will advise the grant of Her Majesty's gracious pardon, to any accomplice not. being the actual murderer, who shall give such evidence as shall lead to a like result. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Narsteed, Devizes, or to Superinten- dent Woodman, County Police Station, Devizes, Wilts.— Bow- street, March 27. INFORMATIONS. MURDER AND MALICIOUSLY WOUNDING. Absconded from Llangarren, Herefordshire, charged with inflicting grievous bodily harm upon Police Constable Charles Williams, at Llangarren, on the morning of the 26th ultimo : FREDERICK WHITE, alias WILLIAM WILLIAMS, 26 years of age, 5 feet G or 7 iuches high, light brown hair and small whiskers ; dressed in cord jacket and vest, drab or whits slop jacket, old dark tweed trousers, torn at knees, black soft billycock hat, and strong boots ; is a native of Whiteahill, near Stroud. And JESSE DAVIES, alias HENRY RUSSELL, about 29 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, light hair, whiskers, and small moustache, and large mouth; dressed in brown velveteen jacket, with large pockets inside, vest with velveteen sleeves and fustian back, moleskin trousers, turned up, black cap with peak aud brass buttons at sides, and heavy nailed boots; he had a black lurcher dog with him, and carried a small guano bag ; is a native of near Stroud. They are both labourers, have the appearance of navyies, aud have been several times convicted of poaching, assaults on police, & c. Information to be given to Superintendent Smith, Police Station, Ross, Herefordshire, who holds a warrant for their apprehension.— Bow street, April 7. On the morniug of the 30th ultimo, the dead body of a newly- born female child, quite naked, was found in a ditch by the road side near Wathngton, Oxon. It appeared by the medical testiaionv at the coionor's inquest held the same day, that the child was born alive aud was several days old, and had died by strangulation. It was tightly compressed into ] as small a parcel as possible. A verdict of 1 Wilful murder against some person unknown' was returned. Information to be given to Superintendent Seers, Police Station, Wat-, lington, Tetsworth, Oxon.— Bow street, April 2. Description of a box aud contents booked from Ripon to the city of York, on the 18th instant, which ou being opened on the 24th instant, was found to contain the dead body of a fully developed male child, there were five marks on the face, where decomposition had set in, and which appeared to correspond with the fingers and thumb of a person's hand compressing the mouth, there were no marks on the body. The medical gentleman gave his opinion that the child had been suffocated, and had been dead about a fortnight, the inquest is adjourned until Friday the 3rd of April next. A new tin bonnet box painted oak colour, grained, iron handle on lid, painted black, light blue inside, bottom black, ' 5s. 3d.' under lid, 12 ins. deep, 13 ins. by 14i ins. wide, locked with hand lock, ' N. E. R., Ripon' on lid outside ; the body was dressed in a new flannel nightgown, with tape shoulder straps, three pleats in front, herring- bone stitched, with white thread under the edges, two otrinos on each side, a new unbleached cotton nightgown, the end of the sleeves roughly cut, not finished, five strands of cotton through the slot, roughly hemmed with mauve- coloured cotton, a new unbleached cotton shirt, roughly hemmed reund, the top sleeves aud bottom not finished, new flannel hood, white gloue strings, gimped round the front, not finished, an old napkin, patched in the corner, a linen pocket handkerchief, plain hem, an old cotton handkerchief, with striped border, one comer torn off, a small piece of old scarlet flannel hemmed on one side with black thread, very small flauuel pillow, filled with saw- dust, a quantity of fine machine shavings in the bottom of the box, and a portion of the ' Manchester Daily Examiner and Times,' of Saturday, April 12th, 1873. Information to be given ai the Police Office, . York.— Bow- street, March 27. On the night of Ihe 21st instant, the body of a newly born male child was found in the Kennett aud Avon Canal, near the^ London Bridge, Devizes, tied up in a black alpaca apron, trimmed with four rows of narrow black velvet near the bottom, a white pocket handkerchief, machine hemmed, and a small hole buri t in it, and a piece of new calico, about half a yard loug. A t the inquest held ou the 22ud instant, the medical evidence went to show that the cause of death FORGERY. Description of JOHN W. ELLIS, late a farmer, of Dacre Bank, charged ( on a warrant) with uttering a forged cheque for ,£ 15, drawn upon the North Eastern Bank, Barrow- in- Furness : about 60 years of age, about 5 feet 10 iuches high, medium build, dark brown hair, whiskers, and moustache, turning grey. Information to be given to Chief Constable Henderson, Leeds, Yorkshire.— Bvw- street, April 5. Charged on a warrant with uttering forged Bonds of the Chicago and North Western Railway of America : HENRY CLIFFORD, late of 7, Mark- lane, and 20, Royal- avenue, Sloane- square, Chelsea, 55 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, grey hair and moustache, no whiskers, grey eyes, very sallow complexion, delicate looking, slim build, wears false teeth, and is a vegetarian. Information to be given to Inspector Bailey, City of London Police, Detective Department, 20, Old Jewry, E. C.— Bow- street, March 31. ROBBERY AND LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen from the person of Peter Sythgoe, in Crewe, between 6 and 10 a. m. ou the 3rd instaut: H silver lever Watch, plain case, No. 1116, maker Eckersley, and has ' Peter Sythgoe' engraved on the same plate as the maker's name ; had a plated albert Chain attached. Information to be given to Superintendent Saxton, Nautwich, or to Inspector Morris, Police Station, Crewe, Cheshire.— Bow- street, April 5. Stolen on the 22th ult., from the person of a gentleman on Bredon- hill race course, a silver hunting Watch, No. 19784, with gold Albert Chain attached, makers ' J. R. Arnold and Charles Frodsham, 84, Strand, London.' Information to be given to Superintendent Stanton, Police Office, Pershore, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, April 2. BURGLARY AND HOUSE BREAKING. • ' During the n'ght of the 7th instant, the offices of the Cannock aud Wimblebury Colliery Company, Hednesford, were broken into, and an iron B£. fe broken open, and about £ 8 in Gold and Silver stolen therein. Information to be given to Superintendent Hill, Brownhills, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, April 9. On the 7th inst. the house of the Rev. Jas. Harsent at New Brompton, Gillingham, was broken aud entered, and stolen therein : a small frosted gold Brooch with red stone, a gold oval ditto with yellow stone, a small gold Watch chain with secret links, a plated ditto, round links, a ladies' gold Ring, set round with 4 torquoise stones and a small diamond in centre, 4 silver Table Spoons, marked ' S U H,' 10 silver Tea Spoons, 1 Bilver Gravy ditto, 3 silver Desert ditto, I silver Mustard ditto, 12 electro- plated Forks, and 19 Sovereigns in an old leather purse. Information to be given to Superintendent Coppinger, Kent Constabulary, Chatham, Kent.— Bow- street, April 9. Description of JOHN DEVANEY, a native of Mold, a labourer, charged ( on a warrant), with breaking into a colliery office in the parish of Nerquis, near Mold, at 3 a. m. on the 4th instant: he is 20i years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fresh complexion, light brown hair, rather long thin face, appears to have weak or sore eyes, and may have a small light moustache; dressed in a black cloth coat with pockets at the sides, old black silk vest, mixture cloth trousers, black soft billycock hat, and lace- up boots ; he has served 5 years penal servitude for horse stealing in Ireland. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Adams, or Inspector Minshull, Mold, Flintshire.— Bow- ttreet, A pril 7. Stolen from a mill in Bolton, by breaking into the same, during the night of the 5th instant : from 100 to 600 yards of grey Calico, about 38 inches wide, with three cords running through the heading. Information to be given to Chief Constable Beech, Bolton, Lancashire. — Bow- street, April 7. Between 10 p. m. 3lst ultimo . atid 5 30 a. m. on the 1st instant, the house of Daniel Raisbrook, of Ashford, Kent, was broken and entered, aud stolen therein : a dark blue rough cloth Overcoat, pockets at hips, one outside left breast, and small change pocket right side, lined with black alpaca, black velvet collar, worn ; a Tobacco Pouch, with dog's head upon it; five silver Tea Spoons, fiddle pattern ; ft pair of silver Sugar Tongs, ditto ; a round metal Tea Pot; £ L worth of bronze Coins, in 5s packets ; and two silver Thimbles. Information to be given to Superintendent Noakes, Kent County Constabulary, Ashford.— Bow- street, April 5. Stolen from a dwelling- house in Sheffield, by forcing open the dining- room window, between 12' 30 a. m. and 7 a. m. on the 4th instant: ten plain silver tea Spoons, marked ' G. T.'; six ditto, not marked ; a silver dessert Spoon, marked ' TricketL.;' an engraved silver butter Knife, with pressed silver handle. Information to be given to Chief Constable Jackson, Sheffield.— Bow- street, April 5. Description of THOMAS SMITH, of Durley, Hants, charged with breaking into the house of George Denham, at Horton Heath, in the parish of South Stoneham, on the 18th ultimo : 21 years of age, 5 feet 6 iuches high, light hair, and small light whiskers meeting under his chin ; a labourer, and will likely apply for work at farms. Information to be given to Superintendent Stannard, Hants Constabulary, Bit- terne, near Southampton, who holds a warrant for his appre- hension.— Bow- street, April 2. Stolen in Newcastle- npon- Tyne, between the 28th and 29th instant, by means of housebreaking : a large- sized gold Geneva Watch, No. 2428, had a rouud loug- linked gold Albert attached ; a large- sized silver Geneva Watch, No. 2638, had a long silver Guard attached ; an Australian nugget finger Ring ; a suit of superfine black cloth Clothes, man's size, in good condition ; a fiue blue cloth shooting Coat, double- breasted, and one pocket outside of each lap; a pair of light striped cloth Trousers, aid a double- breasted Vest of same material; a blue pilot cloth Jacket; a pair of dark striped tweed Trousers, and single- breasted Test of same material— all new, to fit a youth 10 years old, coat and jacket have ' George Senior, Tailor, Scotswood Road,' on strap inside of collars ; a baby's white satin Coat and Cape, trimmed with blue silk ; and a man's black, puce, and yellow striped woollen Shirt, new. Information to be given to Chief Constable Nicholls, Neweastle- on- Tyne.— Bow- st., March 31. During the night of the 28th instant, the workshop of Thomas Wynne, shoemaker, of Barton, Cheshire, was broken and entered, aud stolen therein : a pair of old Wellington Boots, partly soled, with the lasts in them, tops inside lined with red leather ; a List Hook ; and two Awls. Supposed by a man, about 5 feet 7 inches high ; dressed in dark round jacket, and black cloth cap, with French peak, who was seen near the premises at 3 30 a. m. on the 29th instant. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Wilson, Tattenhall, or to Sergeant Bethell, Police Station, Farndon, Cheshire.— Bono- street, March 31. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen on the 29th ult., from Shrubland- road, Dalston : a light brown horse Pony, 12 hands high, in good condition. By a youth, 19 years of age, 5 feet C inches high; dressed in daik clothes and felt hat.— Metropolitan Police, N Division, April 2. Stolen : a chesnut Cob, about 14 bands high, aged, two white'hind joints, blazing white face, white chin, with a black spot on under lip, marked shoulders, and broken knees. A lad, who gave the uame of BROWN, from Worthing, about 16 years of age, 5 feet G iuches high, dark brown hair, dark eyes, rather full, slight build, dressed in dark clothes, straw hat, aud a pair of well- made half boots, and carrying a white cane in his hand, weat to Mr. Herriott's yard, in West- street, Brighton, on the 23rd instant, anil hired the above cob for two hours' ride, but has not returned. £ 2 reward. Infor- mation to be given to Chief Constable White, Town Hall, Brighton, Sussex, who holds a warrant for his apprehension. — Bow- street, March 31. Found ( supposed stolen) at Severn Stoke, on the 6th instant : eighteen dark- faced yearling Sheep. Information to be given to Superintendent Checketts, Police Office, Upton- on- Seven, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, March 31. A man calling himself JOHN HUNT, a grocer's assistaut, is remanded until the 1st proximo, charged with stealing a Donkey : he is 18 years of age, 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, light brown hair, grey eyes, fresh complexion ; dressed iu blue ribbed cloth coat, dark trousers, with a light stripe, spring side boots, aud hard black felt hat. Information to be given to Superintendent Bridges, Police Station, Brentwood, Essex.— Bow- street, March 31. LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Absconded from Linslade, on the 20th ultimo, charged with embezzling ^£, 0: JAMES HAMILTON LINVELL, rate collector for the parish, 4S years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, full face, and fresh complexion ; dressed in dark clothes ; he is a superannuated inspector of Metropolitan Police, and supposed to be in or near London. Information to be given to Inspector Sapwell, Linslade, Bucks, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, April 9. Charged ( on a warrant) with felony : ALEXANDER MORTEN, late of No. II, Angel- court, Throgmorton- street, 40 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, dark brown hair, rather sandy whiskers, 110 moustache, shaved under chin, pale comlexion, and proportionate build ; dresses respectably. Iu- formation to be given to Inspector Bailey, City of London Police, Detective Department, 26, Old Jewry," E C.— By- street, April 9. 2 POLICE G ALETTE. April 9 Stolen from a public- house in Birkenhead: one small cold Geneva Watch, enamelled case with ' D. B' on back, and long gold Cbaiu, with gold Pencil- case, form of a cross, ami set with turquoise, attached ; one gold Brooch, carbuncle stone, and lady's Photo, at back ; oue gold Brooch, set with three amethysts ; pair of gold sleeve Links ; one gold King with live opals; one imitation buckle mourning lung, witn hair inside ; also pair of gold Eye- glasses, with black beaded Chain attached. By a man about 25 years of ag*, o ft. 7 ins. hioh, proportionately built, round face, black moustache, no whilera ; dressed in a light mixed tweed coat, felt hat, and whita nuffl « r. Information to be given to Detective Inspector Moore, Birkenhead, Cheshire.— Bow- st., April 9. Stolen from a house at Swinton, about 1 p. m. on the 9th instant : a double- breasted black cloth Vest, a pn. ir of brew woollen Stockings, a pair of blue Braces, a woollen Start, a pocket Knife, aud £ 2 2s. lOd. By a youth who lodged at the house about three months : about 17 years of age, a feet 7 or S inches high, dark complexion, dark brown hc. ii', aud has an impediment in his speech ; dresse.; in a ' Viae pilot jacket, light tweed trousers, Uce- up boots, dark blue cup, and the stolen prqperty ; he is a waggoner in a coal mine. Infor- mation to be giveD to Superintendent Bent, OW Trafford, ( Lancashire.— bow- street, April 9. Description of THOMAS BURNS, charged with stealing £ 17 and a pair of gold Ear- rings. from a house in Northwicb, on the 3rd instant: he has been in the Army, about 30 years of age, about 6 feet 8 iaches high, light browu hair, thin light moustache, no whiskers, tattooed on arms, long features, and long straight nose ; dressed in a brown cloth coat, velvet collar, light corduroy trousers, sealskin cap, and clogs. Information to be given to Superintendent Row- bottom, Middlewich, or to Inspector Duttan, Northwich, • Cheshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- ttreel, April 9. Absconded about the 20th December last, from No. 140, Strand, embezzling £ 5<? : HENRY FANTON, 33 years of age, 6 feet 10 inches high, dark complexion, whiskers, and hair° and of respectable appearance. Warrant issued. — Metropolitan Palke, E Division, April 7. Absconded on the 30th ultima, stealing £ 77, the monies of his employer, from North- street, Spitalfields : a man, 40 years of age, 5 fee* 4 inebes high, dark complexion, brown hair, beard, and moustaehe, pockmarked ; dressed in brown coat, cord trousers, white scurf with blue spots, fur cap, and lace- up Loots ; it is supposed that he will endeavour to go to America.— Metropolitan Pokee, H Division, April 5. Absconded oa the 30th ultimo, from Cun- street, Spital- fields, stealing 17 dozen; Rabbit Skins, the property of his employer : a man, 45 years of age, 6 feet 2 inches high, dark ; dressed ill light brown coat, dark trousers, and fur cap.— Metropolitan Police, H Division, April 5. Stolen from the Marlborough Tap common lodging- house, Ashford, Kent, on the night of the 30th ultimo: a blue Guernsey, two Stove Brushes, two white Scrubbing Brushes, and a piece of Clothes Line, about 24 yards long. By a man, about 23 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches hi& h, fresh complexion, stout built, and no whiskers or moustache; dressed in cerd trousers, ol< J dark cloth coat, with round hole in back, black billycock hat, with wire round brim, old lace- boots, cut up front, and - in shirt. lie is supposed to be a deserter from the Army. Information to be given to Super- intendent Noakes, Kent County Constabulary, Ashford.— i Bono- street, Esprit- 5.- ii> » [ : nisiadJ uol Absconded from Burbage, near Buxton, on the 22ud ultimo, charged with stealing £ 1 #. 4d., the moneys of the Buxton Lime Company : THOMAS FINDLOW, late of Buxton, a messenger, 20 or ye^ rs of age, 5 feet 9 fyiclie^ high, alight, swarthy complexion, nearly black hair, right arm taken off close to the shoulder ; dressed in a dirty grey suit and cap ; tramps about the country begging. Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Shane, Chapel- en- le- Frith, or to Inspector Lownds, Buxton, Derbyshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, April 5. Charged ( on a warran^ Twitb embezzlement: CHARLES FRASER, late of No. 8, the Grove, Ealing, 42 years of age, about 5 feet 9 inches high, bluish grey eyes, red hair, fresh complexion, sandy or red whiskers, and stout build; dresses respectably. Information to be given to Inspector Ridley, City of London Police, Detective Department, 26, Old Jewry, London, E. C.— Bow- street, April 5. Charged on a warrant with stealing a Parse, containing 1 Sovereign in Gold, 8s. in Silver, 4 Farthings, and a watch Guard, on the 23rd ultimo, the property of John Auckland, tailor, his master, of Stow, near Gainsborough : SAMUEL MOORE, 16 ye?. rs of aje, 5 feet 6" iriche3 high, fair com- plexion, brown eyes, black hair, and slim make ; dressed iu dark clothes, and has a respectable appearance. He left Gainsborough on the 21th ultimo for Hull, he having friends in the East Riding of York. Information to be given to Superintendent Wright, County Police Station, Lincoln.— Bow- street, April 2. Description of HENRY LINGER, charged with em- bezzling a quantity of Canton Plait ( since recovered), of the value of about £ 7 : about 23 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, fair completion, brown hair cat short, very slight light moustache, ahd has a red nose from a birth mark ; dressed when last seen in a dark overcoat, grey trousers and Vest, spring- Bide boots, and a black felt billycock hat; he is likely to seek employmert as a clerk or porter in a hat or bonnet warehouse. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Con- stable Pope, Luton, Beds, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- itreet, April 2. Stolen on the 24th ultimo, from a dwelling- house at Bulwell : a lady's gold horizontal keyless Watch, gold dial, and black figures, with a gold Albert Guard and Pendant attached, and £ 10 in Gold. By HENRY WIDDOWSON, alias WILLIAM PRINCE, a native of Bulwell, 24 years of age, about 5 feet inches high ; well dressed, in dark coat, light muffler, and round hard felt hat; he- deserted from the 12th Lancers in 1874, from Leeds, where he is also want « l for felony ; he has been several times convicted of felony, and was released from Southwell House of Correction in November last. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Palethorpe, County Police Office, Nottingham.— Bow- ttreet, April 2. Charged on a warrant with embezzlement: WILLIAM VANCE FEAST, formerly resided at Glen Cottage, Petersham, about 40 years cf age, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark hair and whiskers, shaved under chin, full face, stoutly built; dressed respectably, and of gentlemanly appearance. Information to be given to Inspector Bailey, City of London Absconded on the 2 instant, from Love- lane Shad- well, stealing £ 80, the jmetiies of Ms employe;, : a maH> 35 years of age, 6 feet ' j inches high, sallow cor. iplexjon) black hair and moustache ; dressed in dark mixture loose overcoat, dark cloth trousers i JKi vest, white wrappe. V, side- spring boots, round black felt ' j& t, 0, clerk, supposed will emigrate from Liverpool.— Metn ^ ditan Police, K Division, March 31. Abcconded fr^ Soatb Shields, on the 22nd instant, charged with mibeazliug £ 7, the property of the Directors of the Societ fOT th6 Relief of Widows and Orphans of ShipwreckedL Mariners: JOHN GREEN, shipbroker, a native of S outh Shields, 45 to CO years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches b jgh, proportionate figure, dark complexion, rather curly bh ick hair, long black bushy whiskers ( mixed with grey) ai , d moustache, generally wears an eye- glass in right eye, hq'ids his head forward when walking, of respectable appearance, rery much addicted to drink, fond of horse racin g, and may be found iu company of betting men ; when last seen was dressed in blue witney overcoat, dark fancy veit, dark tweed trousers, black silk hat, elastic- side boots, ! aud generally carries an umbrella. Information to be given to Head Constable Richardson, Borough Police Office, South Shields, Durham, who holds a warrant for his apprehension. — Bow- ttreet, Match 31. Absconded from Bristol, on or about the 2nd instant charged with embezzling £ 449, the monies of his masters, the Bristol Urban Sanitary Authority ; HERBERT PALMER RIDDLE, rate collector, about 27 years of age, 6 feet 4 or 5 inches high, proportionate build, square shoulders, ruddy complexion, dark brown hair, rather large moustache, whiskers and beard all round his face, beard freshly grown, heavy dark eyebrows and full eyes, has a nervous manner, active or quick in walking ; dressed when last seen in dark clothes, overcoat, high silk hat, and white muffler. A warrant is granted for his apprehension. £ 50. reward will be paid to any peison who will give such information to Mr. John G. Heaven, the Clerk to the Bristol Urban Sanitary Authority, or to Chief Superintendent Handcock, Bristol Police Force, as shall lead to his apprehension.— Bow- street, March 31. Stolen during the night of the 29th instant, from the lodging- house of James Deeping, the property of George Ambrose, Sudbury, Suffolk : a dark blufe double- breasted pilot Coat, with yellow buttons, anchor upon buttons ; a pair of dark blue pilot Trousers, mended on one knee, fly fronts ; a pair of blucher Boots, one or two lace holes torn out; a blue Guernsey ; and a brown Guernsey, with red stripe . By a lodger, about 50 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, grey hair and whiskers, and dark completion ; supposed to be wearing the stolen clothes and a black billycock' hat, as he left an. old pair of trousers, a short drab slop, and a pair of old lace boots behind. He is supposed to be carrying an old black coat. Information t » be given to Superintendent Pidgeon, Bourn, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, March 31. Description of a man who absconded from Spittlegate, befallen him. Information to be given to Chief Constable Cater, Walsall, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, April 9. Missing from her home, 58, Underwood- lane, Crewe, on the 13th February laBt, and has not since been heard of : ELIZA BARTRAM, about 16 years of age, stout, and light complexion ; she wore a browu wiusey dress, plaid shawl,, and black sailor bat. It is feared that some ill has befallen her. Information to be given to Inspector Morris, Police- Station, Ciewe, or to Superintendent Laxton, Nantwich Cheshire.— Bow- street, April 9. Missing from her home at Birmingham, and whom it is feared some ill has befallen : ANNIE NORTON, 14 years of age, rather stout, dimple on right cheek, hair cut short inclined to curl, dark eyes and complexion, good- looking;. dressed in blue stufi dress with two flounces, black cloth jacket trimmed with imitation sealskin, black velvet hat trimmed with blue ribbon, and strong elastic- side boots ; she left Brettle- lane, Stourbridge, on the afternoon of the 24th February last, with the intention of walking to Birmingham. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Glossop, Police Office, Birmingham.— Bcu- sireet, April 9i Remanded at Brownbills, on six charges of stealing from shops: DAVID RILEY, a miner, 28 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high , brown hail-, grey eyes, fresh complexion, a native of Penkridge, Staffordshire, bi) t has resided at Tipton, Willenhall, Ibstock, Leicestershire, where he states he lodged at the Ram Inn, and at Newsham, near Blyth, Northumbei- land. SARAH ANN RILEY, wife of the above, 30 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, brown hair, grey eyes, fresh com- plexion, slightly pockmarked, long nose, large features ; she was sentenced to 1 day imprisonment for felony, at Walsall, on 22nd February last. In their possessions were fom-. d five pairs of new Boots, different sizes; a large quantity of men's new Jackets, Trousers, Vests, and Shirts ; boy's Suits ; about 40 yards of Print; three dress Pieces, drab serge, with satin strips; a scarlet and black Shawl; and a merino dress Piece, violet colour, about 20 yards long. Information to be given to Superintendent Hill, Brownhills, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, April 9. Committed to Montgomery Gaol on the 1st instant. for one mouth, a man, who gave the name of THOMAS WIL- LIAMS, of Dolgelly, a wheelwright : 54 years of age, 6 feet H inch high, sollow complexion, brown hair and eyes, cut mark on right eyebrow, upper lip, and right jaw. He called at several places stating that he was collecting money for an Eye and Ear Hospital in Liverpool. Information to be given to Superintendent . Ellis, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- street, AprfCo/^ U 1 1 A 1 Description of a man who gives the name of THOMAS ANDREWS, committed for trial at the next Gravesend Quarter Sessions, for picking pockets on the 6th instant: he on the 24th inst., charged1 with stealing a watch ( sincere-; 13 23 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, sallow complexion, covered), a fitter by trade: 35 to 40 years of age, about 3ma" darJc moustache, no whiskers, hazel eyes, scar under 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, rather stout made, very bald, right left eye> vel7 m « ch scarred about the neck ; he sayS he is hand contracted, dark whiskers, rather bushy, dressed in cap, a shoemaker, and gave his address No. 27, Thomas- street, pilot jacket, and dark trousers ; talks of having, been at sea. Maidstone ( which has been found to be fictitious). Informa- GSSHM^ M ' tion to he given to Superintendent Berry, Town Hall, Information to be given to Superintendent Wynne, Police Station, Spittlegate, Lincolnshire.— Bow- sti eet, March 27. Stolen on the 22nd instant, from a dwelling- house in Ripon: a dark brown mixture cloth stable Jacket, buttons up to the neck with wood or bone buttons, nearly new; a pair of drab fancy figured Trousers, made in groom's style, to tit tight to the legs. Supposed by a man, a lodger, who stayed in the house three nights, and absconded on the above date without paying for his board or lodging : about 27 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, dark hair, sallow complexion, has the appearance of a . foreigner, and is of good address ; well dressed, in a light grey overcoat, black cloth undercoat, dark cloth plaid trousers, low shoes with military heels and worsted laces, aad high- crowned narrow- brimmed black hat; he stated he was an artist, and boasted of having travelled through America and on the continent. Information to be given to Superintendent Burniston, City Police, Ripon, York- shire.— Bow- street, March 27. Police, Detective Department, itreet, March 31. 20. Old Jewry, E. C,- Bow- FRAUDS ASiD AGGRAVATED MISSJEMEANOUSLS. Description of a man giving the nameof ALEXANDER McALLISTER, and states that he is a native of Ardrie, Lanarkshire, remauded until the 14th instant, charged ( with another man not in custody) with attempting to obtain money by falsely representing that he was to assist a poor lady to the sea- side to recruit her health. He is 56 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fresh complexion, grey hail- and whiskers, blue eyeS, large mole on right side of nose, atid walks with a stick. Information to be given to Chief Constable Poyntz, Nottingham.— Bow- street, April 9. A warrant has been issued for the apprehension of JAMES OCTAVIUS WARD, who is charged with obtain- ing the sum of £ 2,200. by false pretences, on th6 4th February last: he is from 28 to 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, pale complexion, light hair, small whiskers, heavy light- coloured moustache, and downcast appearance ; well dressed. £ 100 reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall lead to his apprehension, by Chief Con- stable Cook, Hull, Yorkshire.— Bcnv- street, April 5. Charged on a warrant at Thame, Oxon, with obtaining £ 2 by false pretences from Sarah Newitt, at Thame, on the 27th of February last: THOMAS ALLIN, a pedlar, of Peterborough, 35 years of age ; he had his licence erdorsed for the borough of High Wycombe, Bucks, on the 23rd of February last; he travels about selling whatnots and fancy tables. Information to be given to Inspector Hawtin, Thame, 0xon.— Bow- street, April 2. Charged with obtaining money by false pretences: JUBA KENNERLEY, a sea captain, 36 years of age, about about 5 feet 11 inches high, brown hair, thick and overhangs forehead, whiskers kept clipped, and chin shaved, short face, low forehead, high shouldered, and walks with a swaggering gait, and is of medium build ; it is supposed that he will try to leave the country. £ 5 reward. Information to be given at the Police Office, Town Hall, Birkenhead, Cheshire.— Bow- street, March 31 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Missiig from his home at Walsall: CHARLES HENRY HICKL1N, 9 yeass of age, light complexion, hair, and blue eyes; dressed iu black cloth jacket, moleskin trousers, and Scotch cap. It is feared that some ill has Gravesend, Kent.— Bow street, April 9. Description of an Irish labourer committed to gaol for 6 months for felony: he gave the name of THOMAS LALLEY ( but had a card in his possession with the name of ' Patrick McGrath' upon it), and states that he left Gateshead a few days ago, previous to which he lived in Oldham : he is about 34 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fre? li complexion, dark eyes, grey hair, and has several cut marks about his face. Information to be given to Chief Constable Saggerson, Middlesborough, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 7. Remanded tthtil the 13th instant: a man who gives his name PATRICK OLIVER, about 32 years of age, 5 feet 6i inches high, brown hair, cut short, light eyebrows, he has apparently had his whiskers shaven off, but has a short sandy beard on chin ; dressed in an old pilot cloth monkey jacket, white slop, moleskin jean waistcoat, nearly new, with large brown buttons and flaps to the pockets, old . moleskin trousers, < » ld lace- up boots, patent leather fronts, & c., and a brown cloth cap with leather front. He states that he has been working at Newcastle- on- Tyne, Kidsgrove and Halifax, Stockport, Manchester, and Liverpool, but declines to give any particular address. Upon him were found a new piece of coburg Cloth, marked ' G2£ yards long,' with dyer's mark perfect, the private mark torn off, but leaving a piece of magenta silk cord on, by which it was fastened ; also three new linen Jackets, with a mark on the inside in the form of a ring, in the centre of which are other marks, not perfect. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Bradshaw, County Police Office, Wrexham, Denbighshire.— Bow- street, April 7. Description of GEORGE ROBERTSON ( name supposed to be fictitious), who is remanded until the 14th instant, charged with larceny : 30 years of age, 5 feet inches high, proportionate make, dark brown hair cut short, dark com- plexion, hazel eyes, dark moustache, whiskers recently shaved off, pockmarked, large burn mark on back of right shoulder, extending under the arm and on the right breast, mole on top of right shoulder ; dressed in dark mixture cloth jacket, dark plaid vest, Bedford cord trousers, fly fronts, cotton check neckerchief, black deerstalker hat, and lace- up boots ; he is a shoemaker, and states that he is a native of Kirkgate- street, Leeds, and has recently left that town. Information to be given to Chief Superintendent Burton, Borough Police Office, Dudley, Worcpstershire.— Bow- street, April 7. Missing from Ludlow Union, since the 30th ultimo : SAMUEL JONES, 70 years of age, 0 feet 5J inches high, round shouldered, and stoops very much ; dressed in pUnt cloth jacket, cord trousers and vest, and soft hat. He is an, idiot, known as Soft Sammy from the Bent. It is feared some ill has befallen him. Information to be given to Sergeant Lear, Bromfield, Salop.— Bow- sit eet, April 5. Description of THOMAS RUSCOE, alias LONG TOM, a na, vvy, committed to Flint Gaol, for 7 days, for drunkenness: he is about 38 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high, slender build, long thin face, and light brown hair ; dressed in dirty barragan clothes, and slouched hat; he frequents fairs and races. He has in his possession the following pawn tickets, which are supposed to relate to stolen property : a Dress, pawned at W. Beimes, Wrexham, on 29th March, 1875, for 3s. 6d., in the name of Margt. Hughes; a Jacket, at J. J. Burton's, Chester, 1st March, 1875, for Is. 9d., by Mgt. Fosten ; Shift and Apron, at samo place, for Is., on 25th March, 1875, by Ann Russell; Petticoat and Vest, at same place, for 3s. 6d., 12th Dec., 1874, by Magt, Ruscoe : April 9- POLICE GAZ'K TTn. $ Coat, for 10s., at same place, 23rd December, 1874, by JVI. Ruscoe; Jacket and . Shirt, for 4s. 2d., at same place, 8th December, 1874, by M. Ruscoe ; Handkerchief, for Is. 6., at same place, 10th December, 1874, by M. Ruscoe; Geneva Watch and Chain, for 13s Id., at same place, 24th November, 1874, by M. Ruscoe; Boots, for 5s. 0d., at C. C. Imsous, ltuncorn, 1st February, 1875, by C. M. Cow ; " Vest, for 3s., at same place, 13th February, 1875, by M. Ruscoe ; Petticoat, 3s. 6d., at same place, 2nd February, 1875, by M. Ruscoe; Trousers, 7s., at same place, 8th February, 1875, by M. Ruscoe ; Shawl, Is. 3d., at Greaves and Hamson's, Liver- pool, 4th November, 1874, by M. Ruscoe ; Clippers Sissors, at J. Wood's, Liverpool, 4th November, 1874, by M. Hughes. Information to be given to Superintendent Bolton, Haumer, or to Sergeant Matthews, Overton, Ruabon, Flintshire.-— — Bow- street, April 5. Description of FREDERICK WILHELM REHLING, a Dutchman, charged at the Gravesend Petty Sessions, ou the 31st ult., with uttering counterfeit Coin : " lie is 26 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high, fair complexion, . grey eyes, long face, moustache and tuft of hair on chin sandy, and has lost two fingers on left hand. He is remanded till 11 a. m. on the 7th instant. Information to be given to Head Constable Berry, Town Hall, Gravesend, Kent.— Bow- street, April 2. Description of a man sentenced to 2 months imprison- ment for stealing carpenters' Tools from unfinished houses iu Hitchin, on the 25th ultimo : gives his name as HARRY ANSELL, a painter and plumber, 26 years of age, 5 feet 4} inche3 high, light brown hair, saudy moustache and whiskers ; dressed in dark clothes, coat with velvet collar, black billycock hat, violet- coloured tie, and elastic- side boots ; carries a light flag basket, containing a hammer, a pair of pliers, a rule, part of a rule, a screwdriver, broken putty knives, three tin boxes of nails, a white apron, and light gloves lined with red. In his possession were seven Pawn- tickets of the following description : J. W. Clark, 411, Brixtou- road, 17 Sept., 1874, Shirts, 2s. 6d , G. E. Ansell ; J. J. Freeman, 3, Shakespeare- terrace, Upper Holloway, 2 Mar , 1875, Trousers, 2s., J. Kimsey ; H. aud A. Fish, 179, Kingsland- road, 6 Mar., 1875, Coat and Vest, 7s., Ansell, 7, Mary- street; S. H. Bezant, 7, Whittington- terrace, Upper Holloway, Shirts, 9d., II. Ansell, 51, Cromwell- road ; H. L. Laurence, 72, Paul- street, Fiusbury, 12 Mar., 1875, Blanket, 4s., H. Scott, 6, Luke- street; G. Thomson and Son, 36 and 37, Chalk Farm- road, 17 Mar., 1875, Shirts, 2s., J. Scott, Hoxton- road ; Allen Brothers, Hitchin, 25 Mar., i875, Saw, 2s. 6d., Long Stotfold ; this is a tenon saw, brass back, name cut out, maker Tyzack, London. Information to be fjiven to Inspector Young, Hitchin, Herts.— Bow- street, April 2. Committed to Northallerton Gaol for 1 calander month hard labour, under the Vagrant Act, ou the 31st ultimo : HENRY NOWRAY, 26 years of age, 5 feet 5J inches high, fresh complexion, grey eyes, and dark brown hair ; dressed in a brown velvet coat, fustiau trousers and vest, white cotton shirt, red and white necktie, white felt hat, and strong lace- up bootp, all old and much worn; states he is a labourer, and a native of Low Moore, near Bradford, but has lately been tramping the country. Information to be given to Superintendent Metcalfe, North Riding Constabulary Office, Malton, Yorkshire.— Bow- ttred, April 2. Remanded to Montgomery Gaol until the 6th instant, - en a charge of picking pockets : JOHN GRIFFITHS, • 55 years of a^ e, 5 feet 3 inches hi^ h, pale complexion, dark grey hair, whiskers round the chin, blue eyes, prominent nose, lost front teeth, and slightly built ; dressed in a dark - cloth jacket, velvet collar, dark striped trousers, strong lace up boots, aud soft billycock hat ; states that he belongs to Ireland, but has been in England most of his time, at Liver- pool, Birkenhead, Wrexham, aud Shrewsbury. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Newtown, Mont- gomery shire.— Bow- street, April 2. Description of JOHN DENT, groom and gardener to Joseph Parkinson, Esq., of Dodworth, who left bis home at £ a. m. ou the 26th ultimo, for the purpose of going to Broom House, near Conisbro', by train ; he was last seen at the public- house near the railway station, Conisbro', the same morning, after alighting from the train, and it is supposed some ill has befallen him : 28 to 30 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, light complexion, grey eyes, brown hair, sandy whiskers, slight moustache cut short, full face, proportionately built, an* has two dimples on the forehead ; dressed iu black cloth jacket, dark rough vest, snuff- coloured trousers with brown stripes down the sides, aud tight fitting, lace- up boots with brass eyelet- holes, and bard black billycock hat ; has been subject to bleeding at the nose and dizziness. Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Sykes, Superintendent's Office, Barnsley, Yorkshire.— Bow- street, April 2. Description of a trarrp committed to the Lindsey Prison for 21 days, under the Vagrant Act: CHARLES COLLINS, a native of Spalding, 36 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark brown hair, whiskers, and moustache, blue <! ye6; dressed in short drab slop, old cord trousers, stiff billy hat, old lace boots, is of very dirty appearance; states he has tramped the counties of Vork, Nottingham, and Lincoln ; had iu his possession a grey tweed Vest, supposed stolen. Information to be given to Superintendent Gregg, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire,— LBovj- street, April 2. Remanded at Stony Stratford, charged with stealing a small silver Geneva Watch, sunk seconds, No. 650, maker H. Singleton, a tramp, who gave the name of WILLIAM GROUT, of Truro, Cornwall : he is 50 years of age, 5 feet high, slender build, dark complexion, dark brown hair, dark whiskers and moustache of about five weeks growth, and dressed in dark shabby clothes ; says he tramped the country from the county of Durham, and picked up the watch near Towcester, Northamptonshire, on the 29th ult. Information to be given Inspector Webb, Police Station, Stony Stratford, Bucks.— Bow- street, April 2. I FEC5PEETY STOLEN; Stolen in the borough of Blackburn : From a shop door at No. 8, Blakey Moor, a Hide of shoe Leather, about a yard square, very much soiled by the weather, the property of Mr. Henry Smalley, shoemaker. From a cote iu Eanam, on the 9th ultimo, two white Cocks and one brown Hen, each about 6 months old, the property of Mr. Robert Arkwright. From No. 71, Garden- street, on the 13tli ultimo : a pair of corduroy Trousers, to fit a small- sized man, seam down the sides, calico lining, nearly new ; and a printed * cotton Shirt, colours red, blue, and white, nearly new, the property of Mr. Thomas Henry Gillibrand. By THOMAS LOWE, alias WARRINGTON TOM, who had been lodging at the house, about 24 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, pale complexion, dark brown hair, dark whiskers on chin, and jiquints ; dressed in a dark coat, £? ey Vest, cordn. r° 7 trotwera, low' white billycock hat, and clogs ; a native of Warrington. From 16, Bank Sharples- street, on the 17tL' ultimo a large dark blue cloth double- breasted Overcoat, black buttons, bi'.' le plaid litring, two outside pocket* ( a black cloth Shooting Coat) two outside pockets, one inside left bre.' iBt, and lined with Italian1 cloth ; a black cloth Vetrf, with bla^ k covered buttons; . and a pair of calkered Clogs, all mucit worn, the property of Mr. William Singleton, am dealer. By WILLIAM PROCTER, labourer, about 25 years of age, swarthy complexion, and dark brown whiskers on chin ; dressed in a long dark overcoat, washed corduroy trousenf aud veBt, black billycock hat, and the stolen clogs. From a back yard at No. 1, Mount- street, on the 23Jsi ult.: four small Towels, with tapes in centre to hang them irj> by ; and oue Roller Towel, all new, the property of Mr. George Walmsley, spirit merchant. From a bedrom at No. 35, Victoria- street, on the 27th olt.:: a lady's gold lever Watch, medium size, gold dial of a rather dark colour, no seconds hand, engraved and flowered back - r a gold Locket, medium size, embossed on one side and plain the other, 1 J. R.' engraved on the embossed side ; and a lady's gold Hoop, with five stones, imitation rubies, the pro- perty of Miss Jane Richardson, confectioner. From No. 23, Blakey Moor, on the 29th ult. : a woman's light wiusey Dress, bound round botton with black braid, long sleeves, lined with grey calico ; a woman's white flannel Petticoat, plain make, bound with brown holland, and buttons behind ; a grey woollen Shawl, with dark border, much worn, the property of Mrs. Nancy Green. By ELIZA- BETH FOSTER, who had been lodging at the house, 19 years of age, about 5 feet high, fresh complexion, and light hair ; dressed in a puce dress, white buttons on skirt, three flounces at back, with tunic, black cloth jacket, trimmed with dog skin, white buttons, black crape bonnet, and elastic- side boots ; stated that she was a native of Manchester. From the person of Mr. William Slater, weaver, of 29, Plane- street, at the Fair : a silver lever Watch, nearly new, white dial, double sunk seconds, chronometer balance, three pairs extra jewelled, and gold joints, No. 56546, maker's name J. Metcalf, Preston. On the 1st instant, from 24, Lodge- street: a black silk Dress, much worn ; three cotton Sheets ; two woollen magenta Shawls, with puce borders and dark fringe, nearly new ; two women's white cotton Chemises ; three Aprons, dark ground with puce flower;' and a small black and white plaid Shawl; the property of Mr. Frederick Longmire, labourer. By MARY MARTIN, about 28 years of age, about 5 feet 2 inches high, fair complexion, light brown hair, proportionate make, and has a wound on right finger ; dressed in a light dress, dark shawl, no bonnet; she has resided in Clare- Btreet, off Spring Fields- street, Liverpool. Information to be given to Chief Constable Potts, Police Office, Town Hall, Blackburn, Lancashire.— Bov- st., April 9. Stolen from a field in the parish of Chirbury, on the 13th ultimo : a double- barrelled Gun, muzzle loader, the one barrel thinner than the other, maker's name supposed to be R. Jones, a Powder Flask, and a Shot Bag, the property of William Chelmick. Information to be given to Superinten- dent Caswell, County Constabulary, Shrewsbury, or to Sergeant Williams, Worthen, Salop. - Bow- street, Apnl 7. Stolen from Middlesborough, on the 1st instant : a grey and yellow striped woolleu Shirt, aud a light mauve coloi IH! Shirt, with drab stripes, both new; also about 17 yartu ol black Alpaca. By a woman, from 20 to 22 years of age, medium height, rather stout build, round face, and pale looking ; had ou a dark shawl and black hat. Also stolen from an iron works, between 12 noon 3rd and 7 a. m. oil the 5th instant : about 18 feet of a leither Driving . Belt, part worn, aud cut in several lengths. Information to be given to Chief Constable Saggerson, Middlesborougb, Yorks.— Bow- street, April 7. Stolen between 11 a. m. and 4 p. m. on the 25th ultimo, from the shop of John Morgan, watchmaker, Bell- street, Wolverhampton : a geld patent lever Watch, gold dial, fleur- de- lis hands, maker Arinson, Wolverhampton, No. 19824, quite new ; also a gold French verge Watch, with gold dial. Information to be given to Chief Constable Segrave, Town Hall, Wolverhampton, Stafford.— Bow- street, Aaril 7. Stolen duriug the night of the 5th instant, from a fowl house: three Fowls, barn door breed, oue cock, red with black breast, aud two Hens, one black aud white speckled, the other lifht brown, the property of Mr. James Rowley, Victoria Inn, Broseley. Information to be given to Superin- dent Ivins, Bridnorth, or to Police Constable ( 50) Charles- worth, Broseley, Salop.— Bow- street, April 7. Stolen on the night of the 31st ultimo, from a garden at Tycock, near Oswestry : about 29 yards of galvanized wire Netting, 3 feet wide, l? s inch mesh. Information to be given to Superintendent Gough, County Constabulary Office, Oswestry, Salop.— Bow- street, April 7. Stolen during the night of the 26 £ h ultimo, from the Gruffordd Farm, near Talgarth, Breconshire, the property of Mi. David Vaughan, farmer: a black bowler Hat, a dark grey cloth Coat, a black cloth Vest, a pair of dark grey cloth Trousers, a white calico Bag, a large plaid buudle Handker- chief,^, pair of stroBg lace- up Boots, with the tips off the heels, and a small tea Kettle, quite new ; the clothes are about half worn. Suspicion is attached to a man, 45 or 50 years of age, 5 feet inches high, slender build, brown haiv aud whiskers, turning grey, tattooed on back of both hands ; diessed in billycock hat turned up at the sides, brown monkey jacket, ribbed trousers, and lace- up boots, all old ; he is a discharged soldier, very fond of drink, a native of Gloucestershire, and has worked las a farm labourer in . Glamorganshire. Information to be given to Superintendent Evans, Crickhowell, or tb Acting Sergeant Johns, Talgarth, Breconshire.— Bow- street, April 5. Stolen from a dwelling- house at Barnsley, on the evening of the 1st instant : a silver verge Watch, with white dial and black figures, No. 2359, ' Isaac Fletcher' on outside of case, had a small steel Chain attached, with a Seal, a ljd. Piece, and a 2| d. Piece at the end. Information to be given to Superintendent Sykes, County Constabulary, Barnsley, Yorkshire. — Bow- street, April 5. Stolen from a dwelling- house in Sheffield, during the night of the 1st instaut : thirteen Spoons ( seven Table, six Dessert), and four Forks, all silver, and a stag's head engraved on the handles. Information to be given to Chief Constable Jackson, Central Police Office, Sheffield, Yoiks. — Bow- street, April 5. Stolen on the 31st ultimo, at Regent circus : a large gold keyless hunting Watch, f- plate lever, maker Levile, London, No. 27594, centre seconds, engraved cases, monogram ' PG' enamel dial,— Metropolitan Police, D Division* April 5, Stolen during* the last week, from the passage of Messrs- Meager and Co., Wine merchants, Tunbridge Wells - three wooden Cases, each coining one dozen large square bottles of Hollands the cases were painted green and marked D, ( P. m a diamond) K. A A.', also ' John De Kuyper and Hons, and an anchor brana'ed on them. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Town Hall Tunbridge Wells Kent. — Bonn- street, April 5. ' Stolen ( supposed by tramps) dining tha night of the 1st instant, from a hedge : a fine linen Shirt and a calico Shirt men's size, a cotton Sheet, and a wwoan's Ifighl Dress all near/ y rcw. Information to be given to- the Chief Constable Newtown, Montgomeryshire.— Bow- streeApriib. ' Stolen from a house in course of erection near Asylum- lane, in the jmrish of Humberstone, betwesa the 27th and 29th ultimo : a br.\ s » Tenon Saw, stamped ' H. Green' on both sides of handle ; a Smoothing Plane, starsped ' J ( or T > Garner;' a Jj- ineh Chisel ; a lj- inch Paring Chisel box handle; a l|- iik Chisel ; a Haddis Chisel; 3 small Chisils- a pairof Compasses-; a pan- of Pincers; a 6- in. Square ; asmall Hammer ; a Bradawl; aa Oilstone ; two twisted Gimlets • a small Hand Plane ; aad twelve fairs of HOOT Joints' stamped ' W. B. & Co.' o » one side, and ' 2i' on the other Information to be given to Superintendent Moore Belgrave' Leicestershire.— Botc- sireet, April 5. ' it OFFENCES UNI/ ER THE PREVENTION OF CRIMES ACT. 1811" Description of licence- holder, No. 293&, MAURICE WM. DAVIES, under police supervision until " the 7th March, 1876, who has left Montgomery without notifying his change of residence to the Police, as required by the Prevention of Crimes Act: he is 74 years of age, 5 feet 6] inches high, bald, grey eyes, fair complexion, and has lost several front teeth. Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Newtown, Montgomeryshire.— Bote- st., April 9. Description of a convict license holder who- has failed to report himself at the County Police, Old Trafford, near Manchester, as required by the Prevention of Crimes Act 1871 : DAVID GOINLOCK, about 28 years of age, 5 feet 1| inch high, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes and has last two lower front teeth. He wa3 convicted at Middlesex Sessions of larceny from the person, on 22nd February, 1869, and sentenced to 7 years penal servitude. Information to be given to Superintendent Bent, Old Trafford, near Manchester.— Bow- street, A pt it 9i Description of JOHN THEARLE, who is subject to police supervision for three years ; discharged from Winches- ter Gaol on the 1st instant, and who has failed to report him- self as required by the Prevention of Crimes Act : 3S years of age, 5 feet 5| inches high, florid complexion, dark brown eyes, brown hair and whiskers, and scar on back and right side of neck. Information to be given to Head Constable Ross, Borough Police Station, Newport, Isle of Wight.— Bow street, April 9. Description of JOHN CHAPMAN, convict licence- holder, No. 2463, who has failed to report himself: he is ; w y< is of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, brown eyes, woman, girl, mau, and bracelet on left arm, man's head and spade back of left hand, crucifix, star with red centre, two flags, five stars, two hearts with red centre on right arm ; he was convicted at the Middlesex Sessions, and sentenced to 7 years penal servitude, on the 22nd Mar., 1869, and discharged on the 29th October, 1874. Information to be given to Chief Constable Hemingway, Carlisle, Cum- berland,— Bow- street, April 9. Description of license- holder JNO. BROWN, No. 2521, who has failed to report himself to the Police, pursuant to the Prevention of Crimes Act, 1871 : 33 years of age, 5 feet 1J inches high, dark complexion, hazel eyes, dark brown hair, scar on bridge of nose ana on left breast, two marks and scar on back of neck, and a mole in hollow of back ; a labourer and native of Norfolk, last residence Swiuton, Yorkshire. Information to be given to Superintendent Croft, West Riding Constabulary Office, Otley.— Bow- street, April 9. Description of EDWARD CALVERT, C No. 8851, subject to police supervision for 5 years, who has left Thirsk without giving notice to the police: 21 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, light brown hair, grey eyes, fresh complexion, cast in right eye, scar on top of nose, and mole between shoulders. He was convicted of office breaking at North- allerton Quarter Sessions, October 6th, 1872, and sentenced to 12 months imprisonment. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Constable Walmsley. Northallerton, or to Inspector Nicholson, Constabulary Office, Thirsk, Yorkshire. — Brno- street, April 5. Description of JOSEPH PROUD, Reg. No. P 3846, who has left Tamworth without reporting Ins intention to change his residence : 20 years of age, 5 feet 3J inches high, sallow complexion, dark brown hair, brown eyes, scar and cuts on forehead, burn and scars on right arm, and i3 a chimney sweep ; was convicted of embezzlement at Birming- ham, October Sessions, 1873, and sentenced to 8 months imprisonment aud 12 mouths police supervision. Information to be given to Inspector Woollaston, Police Station, Tamworth, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, April 5. Description of convict licence holder, Reg. No. 786, JOSEPH THORNH1LL, who was Liberated from Parkhurst Prison, on the 27th Feb. last, and who has failed to report himself at Hyde, as required by the Prevention of Crimes Act, 1871 : he is 28 years of age," 4 feet 10 inches high, pale complexion, light brown hair, grey eyes, disease of right hip joint, shortening of light leg, scar on left wrist, a cripple, and a shoemaker ; was convicted of arson at Derby Assizes, on the 12th December, 1870, and sentenced to five years penal servitude. Information to be given to Deputy Chief Con- stable Arrowsmith, Hyde Constabulary Station, Cheshire.— Bow- street, April 2. Description of a convict licence- holder who 1 as failtd to report himself at the Central Police Station, Newcastle- upon- Tyne, as required by the Prevention of Crimes Act : JOHN CALDER, No. 9968, 43 yeais of age, 5 feet inches high* dark complexion, grey hair, hazel eyes, nose slightly bent, lost two upper teeth, scar on right arm, tev ral on back of left hand, large one on right butt >< k, and several brown marks on right side ; was convicted at Newcastle- on- Tyne on the 20th Feb., 1871, aud sentenced to five years penal servitude, for robbery, with others, aud using violence ; was liberated from Dartmoor Prison on the 4th Feb., 1875. In- formation to be given to Chief Constable Nicholls, Newcastle- upon- Tyne, Durham.— Bow- street, March 31. POLICE ( X \ ZETTL April 9. CRIMINALS' REGISTER OFFICE. Particulars of Persons to be Liberated from Prisons in England and Wales during the ensuing WEEK ending [ 7th Anrii 1875 and sentenced to Police Supervision under the provisions of Section 8 of the " Prevention of Crimes Act, 1871." " ' Otflce Register Humber NAME and ALIAS. DESCRIPTION. Height. Hair. Eyes. Face. Trade or Occupation. Prison from which Liberated, and . Date of Liberation. Offence for which Convicted. Sontence. Period for which subject to Police Supervision. Intended Residence after Liberation. MAKES and REMAKES. A B 216 4603 B 66 » S C 6717 G L L P P 6467 2461 4361 1630 430: James Potts, alias Thomas Adams John Gray, alias Joseph, Barker James Batterson, alias Pattison Thomas Hardy, alias Conlon 33 B 2591 S 2301 Sarah George, alias Mary A. Allen Cornelius Lovatt John Lloyd Walter Percy Henry Parker 33 1 34 I" ' 31 26 William Roberts, alias Smith Bartholomew Sharples n brown brown brown 5 8} . Ik. brn 5 2} 5 4 5 10 5 21 7} S 9677' Mary King, alias Emma Smith W 10661 Sarah Ann Wallace W 12600 James White 35 39 2} 5 4i dark black brown It. bin grey ^ fresh brown fresh grey blue grey hazel brown dark grey It. brn blue dk. br.. brown di. brn auburn dk. brr brown fair fresh I dark dark dark fair pale dark glasscutler labourer labourer baker miner labourer labourer labourer grey dk. brn grey dark | grey Salford .13 I 4 I 75 Wakefield 15 | 4 | 75 Dc- by 13 1 4 1 75 Spilsby 6 I 4 I 75 Westminster 14 | 4 | 75 Stafford 17 I 4 I 75 Stafford 17 I 4 I 75 Dorchester 19 | 4 | 75 Wandsworth 13 | 4 [ 75 Maidstone 16 | 4 | 75 fresh pale fresh \ woodturner! Preston 14 14 laundress swarth labourer Wandsworth 13 | 4 | 75 Portsmouth 15 1 4 1 75 Dorchester 19 | 4 I 75 Uttering o ountor- feit coin Larceny, simple 2 years 18 months 7 years 5 years Manchester Sheffield Larceny, person 18 months 3 years Chesterfield Larceny, simple Felony 9 months 2 years 18 months • • I 7 years Will probably be arrested by Derby- shire Police, if not, Victoria- road, Hands- wortli, Woodhouse, Sheffield No home Larceny, simple 6 months 5 years Willenhall Housebreaking 6 months 5 years Leeds Larceny, servant 6 months 1 year Shillingstone, Dorset Laxccny, simple 13 months 5 years . ' L- J 103, Rod Cross- street, Boro' Larccny, simplo 18 months Js ,37Biy 3 years Sh^ ernoss ' 1 ••"' « <• < V • : L : L - J : Larceny, simple 18 months 7 years Blackburn Larceny, simple 18 months 3 years Not known Larceny, simple 6 months 3 years 1, Goodword - street, Soutbsea Larceny, simple 6 months 1 year oirtrnii izll'. Fordington : i- iol r . Three previous convictions for felony Squints, boil marks back of nci- k, scar right knee. Two previous convictions for felony Poctmark under and ovor left e\ c, mole left temple. Two previous convictions for felony Two previous conviction for felony Two previous convictions for feljny Cut on forehead and upper 1' P Cut under lip Left leg broken, pockmark over right eye Anchor and bracelet right arm, ring second right finger, ' H. P.' and scar left arm, wound right leg ' D.' and ship left side,' R, S.' and fifteen dots right arm, woman with scarf on neck above a globe and wreath, end of third left Anger i nj u red. T w o previo us con- Victions for felony Cuts on forehead and left fingers. Thrco previous convictions for felony Scar on forehead Second right finger nail injured, burn loft arm, cut on forehead Nose broken, crippled left leg. Two previous convictions for felony Particulars of Persons to be Liberated from Prisons in England and Wales, during the ensuing WEEK ending 17th April, 1875, and subject to the special liabilities imposed by the provisions of Section 7 of the " Prevention of Crimes Act, 1871.' Office Register Number. ; i i 10 NAME and ALIAS. DESOBIPTION. Prison from which Liberated, and Date of Liberation. Offence for Sentence. Intended Residence MAKES and KEMABES. § ) ! Height. "" 1 Hair. Eyes. Face. Trade or Occupation. which Convicted. after Liberation. B 2312 B C328 B 117S3 B 12307 B 14592 B 14693 B 14594 C 1404 C 2409 William Ward, alias Button Robinson Barrett Alice Bean Patrick Barry Alfred Beavan William Boyle William Bryan Andrew Cant r brown hazel | brown ^ grey brown grey brown groy It. brn , grey grey ' blue ! sandy j blue 5 7} 5 3 5 2 5 2 5 7} 5 3 5 Si 5 5 7 i brown hazel resh freck. ! fresh ii fair , fresh j fresh I fresh [ fair James Culverwell, alias James Rogers C 3446 John Cleminson C E8D9 C 1203S C 12039 D 5773 D 6357 E 2143 E 2326 E 2755 Thomas Cummings alias Withers Mary Coffey Rachael Cooke Patrick Douglas Jeremiah Denny Mary Emery William Edwards 37 19 40 I- « !- 25 5 4J 5 9 5 li 5 31 5 21 5 1 5 3 It. brn | brown grey brown brown ; blue I dark brown grey I brown ! dk. brn , brown L 35 ! a: George Evans, alias 31 Edward Hall, and Edward Alcock 1833 John Francis Foster 24 F 2436) Margaret Feeney F 4005 Henry George Field Q 171 Eliza Gafney Or 1912 John Grieves, alias Alfred Thompson and John Todd O 64081 Thomas Godfrey G 6460 n icoi H 3666 H 5467 H 10045 H 12267 J 1556 Georgo Groves, alias Rose Bridget Hausbury, or Hansberry William Hodgkinson Henry Harlow Henry Hutt James Hyde Michael or Alfred Jenkins 37 20 44 j In | . 27 54 41 18 37 20 39 5 6 5 61 5 6 5 5 5 51 5 4 , brown | dk. brn brown 21 6 ; It. brn sandy brown brown brown dk. brr grey brown blue hazel brown dark hazel light grey grey grey hazel hazel hazel 3 J dark | brown li browr, hazel 31 , brown j grey 61 brown 61 dk. brn ! 41 It. brn 26 5 4 It bm hazel brown grey It. bm light fresh fresh dark fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fair pale fair dark frjsh sallow sallow fresh florid dark fresh light hawker labourer needle woman factory hand labourer umbrella maker labouier " labourer cook labourer labourer labourer groom shoen- afcc. cook labourer shoemaker l labourer charwomas stoker houseieepr. driller labourer labourer house wife c'uair bottomer labourer labourer labourer painter Ipswich Larceny, simple 16 | 4 | 75 Wakefield Larceny, simple 5 | 4 | 75 Westminster Felony 17 | 4 | 75 Knutsford Larceny 17 | 4 | 75 Hereford Larceny, simplo 17 1 4 1 75 York Felony 17 | 4 | 75 Pentonvillo ( Convict) Larccny, person 14 | 4 | 75 Dartmoor ( Convict) Larceny, simple 14 | 4 | 75 Cold Bath Fields 17 | 4 | 75 Lancaster Castle 17 | 4 | 75 Wandsworth 13 | 4 | 76 Cardiff 13 | 4 | 75 Worcester 17 | 4 | 75 Kirkdalo 13 | 4 | 75 WundsworLh 16 | 4 | 75 Bath 12 1 4 | 75 S wansca 17 | 4 | 75 ' Chatham 8 | 4 | 75 | Bath 12 | 4 | 75 Derby 12 | 4 | 75 Derby 13 | 4 1 75 Kivkdale 13 1 4 | 75 Fork 5 | 4 | 75 Maidstone 16 I 4 I 75 75 Swansea 17 141 Salford 15 | 4 | 75 Knutsford 17 | 4 | 75 Stafford 17 | 4 | 75 Cold Bath Fields 12 I 4 I 75 Portland 8 | 4 | 75 Cold Bath Fields 12 1 4 I 75 Larceny, simple Felony Larceny, simplo Larceny, simplo Larceny, simplo Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Uttering counter- feit coin Larceny Larceny Felony Larccny, person Larceny Larceny Larceny Larceny Larceny Larceny Fraud 13 months 12 months 6 months 6 months 6 month: 6 months ' 7 years pen. serr. 5 years pen. serv. 6 months 6 months 18 months 18 months 6 months 9 months 1 month 12 months 6 months 7 years 12 months 9 months 18 months 9 months 12 months 18 months 6 months 18 months 6 months 6 months 9 months 7 years 9 months Bungay Bradford, Yorks 15, East India - road, Poplar 10, Duke- street, Stock- port, Cheshire Marstow Newcastle- on- Tyne Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society, London Barkstone, netr Grantham 10, Cambridge - street, Haymarket Barrow Willis's lodging- house, Mint- street, Borough Dowlais Walsall - street, Wol- verhampton St. Helen's Will beremovedto Pen tonville Convict Prison W oston- super- Mare Swansea Discharged Prisoners' Ail Society, Charing Cross, Loudon Quarry Gap, near Bradford, Yorkshire Chapel- en- le- Frilh Birmingham St. Helen's Sunderland Seal, near Sevenoats Pontypridl Bolton 20, King- street, Long- ton, Staffordshire Burton- on- Trert 6, Ratlin- place, Hornsey- road 33, Queen - street, Cheltenham 23, St. Ann's,- street, Westminster Scars on nose and chin Cut right eyebrow. Two previous con- victions for felony Two previous convictions for felony Scar right temple Piece out of left car Brown mark loft shoulder ' D.' left side, cut upper lip. Three previous convictiuns fur felony ' J.' right arm, eight cut scajs left arm. Two previous convictions for felony Cuts on forehead and right cheek Anchor left arm. Two previous con- victions for felony Mole right of upper lip. Threo previous convictions for felony Cuts left arm and right knee. Two previous convictions for felony Scar centre of forehead Scars on forehead Top front teeth prominent. Two previous convictions for folouy ' B. C.' rijht side, two scars above right wrist, two moles right check ' A.' ( faint) on left hand, mole left cheek, scar on nose, b.- il mark on neck Three previous convictions for felony Scar over left eyebrow, oil left cheek, and left temple Blue cut on upper lip, pockmarked, blind left eye, blue spot ou centre of back. Two previous convictions for felony Small scar left of forehead. Two previous convictions for felony Blue dot above left thumb, right little finger crookod. Three previous con- victions for felony Ruptured left side, lost some upper front teeth. Two previous convictions for felony Scar on nose, above right eyebrow, and under left noBtril Slightly pockmarked, scar back of ncclt. Three previous convictions for felony Cut inside right thumb Molo back of nook and on throat. Tiro previous convictions for felony Two anchors left arm Fractured right leg, blind left eye, scar right eyebrow auc. cheek. Six previous convictions for felony Blue spot back right hand April & P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. 5 HABITUAL CRIMINALS— continued. Office Begin ter Number. NAME and ALIAS. DESCRIPTION. Height. llair. Eyes. Face. J J J E K L L L 3S23 4722 6423 480 2115 115 2400 4125 6298 L 5299 M 2908 M 3739 M 8449 M 8465 II 9344 M 11338 M 11339 M 11340 M 11341 M 11342 II 11343 Ann Jeffries 19 Louisa Jennings 20 Angelina Jones, alias 27 Angelina Stephens Joseph King 30 Alfred Kelly, alias 21 Wm. Jackson, George Thompson, and John Dyson Morgan James Lewis Am Lloyd, alias Fanny 31 Lockstone James Hy. Loveridge 18 Levi Lowe 29 Henry Lyon 22 Thomas Maddon, alias 21 Matthew Collins Ann Thompson, alias 29 Ann Monaghan, and Kelly Thomas Mann 19 18 5 21 5 3 I brown hazel brown grey 5 2 J light 61 5 Frederick Edward or Samuel Mills Ellen Montain, alias 35 Morris N N N Catherine Madden Charles Mahen Thomas Malloney Henry Marchant James Marsh 30 5 E- 5 0i 4 10 51 61 61 41 34 31 4 1 61 Ci 1 7i 391 975 1403 Henry Martin, alias) Brackenborough, and Freeman James Newton, alias Hackett James Noon Charles Norman p 2313 p 4112 p 6269 p 6601 p 6639 R 628 R 1173 K 1714 a 3332 £ < 3738 E ,6739 s 6567 s 7816 s 11539 s 13323 s 13324 s 13325 Thomas Pope Thomas Price Sarah Ann Dennis, alias Poole George Pipe Robert Rose Ann Ratcliffe, alias Ayre, and Mary Ann Smith Jessie Brown, alias Hill. Elizabeth Rule, and Jane Smith Jane Robinson, alias Mary Smith Samuel Reynolds George Rutherford Henry Stanley Emma Smith, alias Ann Harris Margaret Stewart James Smith, alias Dixon Emma Smith., alias Haseman Mary Ann Smith, alias Robinson and Clark S 13326 Thomas Smith, alias Dowling, Michael Shanny T 3226 Sarah Todd T 4457 David Thomas T 6821 Mary Hannah Thomas, alias Nash W 1056 Francis Winn W 3375 William Whitley W 6354 Margaret Powell, alias Watkins W 9448 Rebecca Worrell W 12598 Joseph Wagstaff W 12599 Thomas Wallace W 12601 Edward Newman Wilson, alias Wilton, and Nott W 12602 James Woodwards W 12603 William Worrall brown sandy brown black brown brown It. brn dk. brn black brown It. brn dk. bm grey dark grey grey 5 5 104 5 Hi 5 9 6 54 5 5 6 5 64 5 21 5 41 5 14 5 11 5 0 brown It. bra brown dk. brn grey brown hazel grey grey blue blue grey i- grey light hazel hazel dark hazel grey hazel dark grey brown light groy grey fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh frosh fresh fresh fresh fresh light fresh fresh fresh fresh dark pale Trade or Occupation. Prison from which Liberated, and Date of Liberation. Offence for which Convicted. Sertence. Intended Residence after Liberation. MAEIS and REMAMS. brown black brown dk. brn It. bm brown brown dk. bm It. bm 5 24 Y 621 Alfred Yates, alias Thomas Williams 64 01 3 7 4 104 5 44 5 0i 01 6i 4 6 6 1 1 104 5 74 71 6 2 11 1 grey grey brown It. bra sandy brown brown brown ( lark dk. brn brown brown dk. bm dk. brn brown dark It. brn dk. bm It. brn dk. brn It. brn dk. brn brown brown brown grey hazel blue dark grey brown blue hazel brown brown blue grey light grey blue bluo bluo blue grey dark hazel hazel bluo grey hazel hazel hazel grey hazel bite grey blue grey grey grey grey collarmaker Wandsworth 13 | 4 | 75 servant Stafford 17 | 4 | 75 — I Swansea j 17 | 4 | 75 labourer Worcester 17 | 4 | 75 " lazier Wakefield 15 I 4 | 75 boatman Brecon 17 1 4 | 75 Swansea 17 | 4. | 75 gipsy Hereford 17 | 4 | 75 factoryhanl Dartmoor ( Convict) 5 14 | 75 collier Kirkdale 1- 8 | 4 | 75 labouror Northampton ( Connfcv) 16 | 4 | 75 housework Sal ford Hundred 12 | 4 | 75 labouror Worcester 17 I 4 | 75 painter jCold Bath Fields 17 | 4 | 75 dressmaker , Worcester 17 | 4 | 75 factor* hand Knutsford 17 | 4 | 75 labourer | Salford Hundred 15 | 4 | 75 tinker | Worcester . 17 | 4 | 75 plumber ' Cold Bath Fields 12 | 4 | 75 locksmith Portland ( Convict) 15 I 4 | 75 fresh sallow fresh fresh sallow light fresh dark light fair fresh pa'. e fresh fair frosh fair fair dark sallow dark fresh fresh dark fresh sallow fresh dark fresh fresh frcBh fair fresh Cresli dark dealer labourer I Portland ( Convict) 14 I 4 | 75 Knutsford 17 | 4 | 75 shoemaker Derby 13 | 4 | 75 chairmaker Bath 17 | 4 | 75 Warwick porter labourer labourer 15 | 4 1 75 Cold Bath Fields 14 | 4 J 75 Swansea 17 I 4 I 75 seamstress Southwell 17 | 4 | 75 fish hawker Ipswich ( County) 15 | 4 | 75 labourer jCold Bath Fields 17 | 4 | 75 hawker : Newcastle 11 | 4 | 75 charwoman Newcastle 2 I 4 I 75 charwoman Derby 12 | 4 I 75 Larceny, person Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Assault with intent Larceny, simple Donkey stealing Larceny, simple Larceny, simplo Larceny simple Larceny, simple Larcony, simple Larceny, Eimple Larceny, simple Larceny, simplo Larceny, person Larceny, simplo Housebreaking Fraud Fraud Larceny, simple Larceny, simplo Larceny, simple Embezzlement Larceny, servant Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Fraud Larceny, person Larceny, simple Larceny, Bimple 5, Divis- place, Long- lane, Bermondiey Not known 18 months 6 months 6 months Swansea 6 months Melland, Woreester- | shire 18 months ^ arnsley, Yorks 6 months Newbridge, Glamorgan 6 months Aberdare or Cardiff 6 months^ No fixed 7 years 1 Discharged Prisoners' penal eer- Aid Society, Man- vitude ' Chester 9 months Wigan 18 months Not known 12 months, Bolton 6 months Friar- street, Droitwich 6 months; 12, Somerset - terrace, Kilburn 6 months Mr. Wilson's, The Pandy, Newport, Monmouth 6 months Higher Hill Gate, Stockport 18 months B^ ton 6 months' Birmingham - street, Dudley 12 months - 26, Regent- road, Mile- end Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society, Wolver- hampton Discharged Prisoners' Ail Society, London labourer labourer carter laundress labourer tailorcss ncedlo woman factory hand Springfield 7 | 4 | 75 Borstal ( Convict) 17 | 4 | 75 Wakefield 5 | 4 | 75 Westminster 12 | 4 | 75 Westminster 17 | 4 | 75 Swausea 17 | 4 I 75 ^ j WokirigFema'cConvict 7 | 4 | 75 Wnking Female Convict 7 | 4 | 75 Dartmoor ( Convict) 17 I 4 I 75 servant Southwell 12 | 4 | 75 labourer lirecon 17 | 4 | 75 milliner Cardiff I 17 | 4 | 75 wire worker Newcastle 14 | 4 | 75 soldier ragcollector servant labourer kcelman labourer groom labourer labourer Durham 12 | 4 | 75 Cardiff 17 | 4 | 75 Salford 12 | 4 | 75 Portland ( Coovicl) 2 | 4 | 75 Boivtal ( Convict) 12 | 4 | 75 Portland ( Convict) 10 | 4 | 75 St- Albari's 15 | 4 | 75 Dartmorr ( Convict) 14 | 4 | 75 Borstal ( Convict) 11 I 4 | 75 5 yearB penal ser- vitude 5 years ponal ser- vitude 6 months Scars on chin Right ear injured ' P. J.' left arm, scar back left hand Mole right cbcck ' B. C.' right breast, ' D.' on left breast, cut right wrist. Three previous con- victions for felony Hare lip, blue Bear right eye, hollow rocf to mouth. Two previous con v id ions for felony Two previous convictions for felony Scara on each forefinger Anchor right arm,' L.' left arm, lost top of left second and third fingers- Three previous convictions for felony Scars left leg and spine. Two previous- convictions for felony Pockpitted, two burn scars left arm, scar frctn bite of horse left arm. Tw& previous convictions for felony Weal eyes, cut on upper lip, scar left wrist. Cut left side of bead Eruption on face Scar over right eye Three fingers ol' right hand injured. Three previous convictions for felony Anchor left arm, cross right Cuts on forehead, bum left arm. Two previous convictions for felony ' S. D.' right arm, cross, ' J. V. JL B. 3. P. S. J. E. P. S. S.' left arm Pockpitted, wound each shin. Fire- previous convictions for felony Chapel street, Bolton IS months1 ui; Cston 6 months London 18 months! Coventry 2 years New Nichol - street, j Shoreditch 6 months Jtfertbyr 6 months Cool nail Torkard, Nottingham 18 months Bungay 6 months g, Milton- grove, Holloway 18 months Newcastle Larceny, Bimple Larceny, simple Larceny, simplo Felony Felony Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, dwelling Shopbreaking Larceny, simple Larceny, Bimple Larceny, simple Warehousebrcakug Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Larceny, servant Larceny, simple Larceny, simple Possessing counter- feit coin Larceny, simple Larceny, simplo Larceny, simple 9 months Newcastle- 9 months Carlisle 12 months Broited 7 years Discharged Prisoners' pen. serv.: Aid Society, London 12 mouths Bradford 9 months tg, Back Clmrch- lane, Whitechapel 6 months No home 6 months Not known 7 years Finchley Refuge pen. Eerv. ' 7 years 179, Upper Bemerton- street, Caledonian- road, Islington Discharged Prisoners^ Aid Society, Man- chestei Southrcy, Lincoln penal ser- vitude 7 years penal ser- vitude 12 months 6 months Cardiff 6 months jAheravon IS months Newcastle 18 months 6 months 12 months 7 years penal ser- vit ude 7 years pen. serv. 7 years pen. sorv. Durham Not known Manchester Cuts bcth eyebrows Nose crooked, impediment in speech. Four previous convictions for felony Pockmarked. Two previous conviction? for felony Right arm crooked Moles right cheek, boil left wrist, scar right obin. Two previous convictions for felony Pockmarked. Two previous convictions for felony Burn right instep, scald left arm, scar right knee. Two previous convictions for felony Scar near left eye, mole right. Two previous convictions for felony Two previous convictions for felony Scars on face. Eight previous convic- tiers for felony Six previous convictions for felony Red spot left cheek, ecar under left eye and left arm. Two previous convictions for felony Scar right wrist Blind right eye. Two previous conTic- t ions for felony Moles on back, sear left groin. Three previous convictions for felony Three previous convictions for felony Sears on face ' D.' left side, fish right arm Scar on forehead and left knee. Five previous convictions for felony Blue mark right arm. Two pre vie us con- victions for felony Pockmarked, scars left arm, right fingers and both knees Scars right little finger and under chin Blue spot corner of right eye, lump left wrist, deaf Scars on forehead and back. Eight pre- vious convictions for felony Moles on back and right breast Lost use of right arm, scar upper lip, nose and forehead Cut second left finger Discharged Prisoners' ScBr on head and left knee Aid Society, Stoke- j upon- Trent Discharged Prisoners" Cut on forehead and top lip Aid Society, Leeds Noso crooked, top of right forefinger injured, speck right eye. Two previous- convictions for felony Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society, London 18 months Boxmoor, Herts 7 years 7 years The Meadows, Congleton, Cheshire Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society, London Scar left wrist. Three previous erarrir tions for felony Scar left breast, arm, cheek, and now. Three previous convictions for felony 8 FOLLOW G A Z E T T E. April 9 DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA—( continued). OWIOA NAME. REO. CORPS. WHERE BOBN. TRADE. N 2 SIZE. HAIB. EYES. FACF. COAT Si TROUSERS. DATE OF PLACE OF MARKS AND REMARKS. « u NO. < DESERTN. DliBKlITION. 126065 William Garry 6478,7th Lane.* Manchester labourer 21 5 74 It. brn grey fresh 11 Mar. Bury * absent from training 126066 Edw. James Walker 6154 ditto Chester plasterer 23 5 4J light bluo fresh 11 Mar. ditto ' J. W.' on left arm 126( 567 William Flannery G626 dilto Manchester labourer 19 5 54 brown blue fair 16 Mar. ditto scar below loft eyo 126068 James Smith 6707 ditto Hulme weaver 22 5 6 It. brn grey fresh IS Mar. ditto soar right side of no; o 126069 Thomas McDonald 6751 ditto Manchester labourer 17 5 6 brown grey fair 11 Mar. ditto brown patch left knee 126070 Samuel Hall 6729 dilto ditto • 21 5 6 brown liazsl fresh 14 Mar. ditto * shutter tongue motor 136071 John Dunn 6754 ditto Preston mason 22 5 5 fair grey sallow 13 Mar. ditto mole above right nipple 126072 James Sutcliffe 6602 ditto Hey wood labourer 25 3 84 black brown sallow 12 Mar. ditto pockpittod 126073 David Johnson 6630 ditto Bolton blacksmith 24 3 43 black hazel fresh 12 Mar. ditto 126074| John Morgan 6418 ditto Pontypool, Monmlh. striker 20 3 41 light blue fresh 12 Mar. ditto tnothor's mark left check- bone 126075 James Fox 6591 ditto Bury, Lancashire ditto 20 5 54 brown grey sallow 12 Mar. ditto scar over left eye 126076 James Lymm 6644 ditto Bolton labourer 19 6 74 fair hazel fair 12 Mar. ditto molo sif'e of left nipple 126077 Peter Morris 6669 ditto Liverpool ditto 25 6 7i dk. brn grey fresh 12 Mar. ditto scar left side of cliiu 126078 Daniel Kelly 6368 ditto Dublin — 19 5 4| dk. brn groy sallow 12 Mar. ditto 126079 James Kelly 6504 ditto Birkenhead, Cheshre labourer 29 5 64 black black dark 12 Mar. ditto scar nape of neck 126080 Joseph Hill 6658 ditto Manchester ditto 25 5 4 dk. brn brown fresh 14 Mar. ditto scar left eyebrow 126081 James Taylor 6490 ditto ditto striker 23 5 54 brown grey fair 14 Mar. dilto tattooed on arms 126082 John Clark 6466 ditto Blackburn labourer 18 5 44 black groy dark f4 Mar. ditto mole right scapula 126083 James Lee 6321 ditto Manchestej dyer 17 5 4 brown blue fair 12 Mar. ditto scar above right eyebrow 126084 William Housley 6296 ditto Bolton carter 19 5 44 It. brn brown fresh 25 Mar. ditto scar left side of forehead ADMIRALTY. Description of Deserters and Stragglers from Her Majesty's Sea Service. • dJtfwugh £ 3 rewwd ia 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 montha from the date of desertion and after the expiration of a complete year, no reward will be paid, except under special circumstances. ' No reward will be given in these cases if apprehended within the preoincts of a port where a regular Police is organized, but all reasonable expenses will be paid. NAME. SHIP DESERTED FROM. SATINS. WHBBB BOBS. Hint. STBS. TAOS. MARKS AND REMARKS. William Archer Oswald Cliffe William Woods Richard Allsop Michael Regan Samuel Mosely James Morris James Speller James Walsh Thomas Magee William Powell Charles Earl Harry Taylor Charles C. L. Reid Charles Hayden George Alexander Hillary T. Ingroville Charles Cox James Wickenden Charles H. Carey George Smith Robert Furnice John Jones George Smith John Irish Arthur Martin John Cox George Shaw Thos. H. Tucker James F. Cooper Thomas J. Turley George Hall Alfred Mayhew Patrick Coleman Stephen Woodgate Arthur E. Burgess Thomas Cookson* John Connolly William Evans George Morgan Royal Adelaide, deserter D. of Wellington, deserter ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto dilto ditto ditto Undaunted, deserter ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Tamar, deserter D. of Wellington, deserter Penelope, deserter Zealous, deserter Zealous, straggler Salamander, straggler Penelope, deserter ditto Zealous, straggler ditto Lord Warden, atragglor ditto ditto ditto 7 Mar. 26 Mar. April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April 12 Mar. 7 Mar. 23 Mar. 28 Mar. 28 Mar. 28 Mar. 28 Mar. 28 Mar. 1 April 26 Mar. 2 April 22 Mar. 30 Mar. 2 April 18 Mar. 20 Feb. 30 Mar. 30 Mar. 15 Mar. 22 Mar. 22 Mar. 22 Mar. ordinary, 2nd class ordinary ditto ditto ordinary, 2nd class ditto ordinary ordinary, 2nd class ordinary ditto ordinary, 2nd class I A. B. ordinary ditto ditto A. B. ordinary ditto A. B. ordinary, 2nd class A. B. ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto corporal, R. M. ward- room servant boy, 1st class ditto A. B. ordinary carpenter's crew ordinary A. B. boy, 1st class ordinary, 2nd class ditto ditto boy, 1st class 19 24 26 23 20 20 21 19 22 23 19 32 19 21 20 30 23 23 26 19 25 26 81 23 22 22 20 10 13 18 27 19 25. 20 27 18 20 19 23 18 3 B 4 4 5 6 3 3 4 4 5 5 4 4 3 10 3 2 3 4 3 1 6 6 4 2 10 2 34 41 2 9 51 6 41 21 2 14 3 0 Glasgow Liverpool Godalming, Surrey Bradley, Staford Brighton, Sussex ditto London Waro, Herts Avoca, Wicklow Bag^ welltown, Carlow Hcincl Heinpstd., Herts Gosport, Hants Brighton, Sussex London Southampton Imber, Wilts Guernsey Bathwick, Somerset Canterbury, Kent Bethnal Green, Middh London Somerset Penrith, Cumberland London Portsea, Hants Manchester Tiverton, Devjn Guernsey Charleton, Dovon Southampton, Hants Newington, Surrey Lowestoft, Suffolk Croydon, Surrey Weiford Portsmouth, Hants Brighton, Sussex Bermondsey, Surrey Preston, Lancashire Liverpool Blasedown, Gloucester dark 1 dark brown hazel dk. brii It. brn brown hazel black hazel dk. brn hazel black hazel brown brown brown blue brown blue It. brn , bluo brown It. brn light brown brown It. brn brown light k'ed brown brown brown brown brown brown It. brn light It. brn It. brn light brown dk. brn brown dk. brn brown brown light It. brn dark blue blue blue blue brown groy grey hazel grey brown hazel grey hazel blue grey hazel grey blue blue brown blue hazel blue hazel blue grey blue brown hazel fair fresh frosh i fair fresh fair fair ; fair ' fair fair ruddy ruddy fair fresh iair fresh fair fair palo fair dark fair fair fresh fresh dark fair fresh fair frosh frock, fair fresh fair fresh fair fair florid fair fair £ 3 reward served in Black Prince and Vanguard ditto £ 1 reward served in Aurora ditto d. tto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto served in Sector servod in Immortalite served in Hector servod in Immortality ditto served in Devastation served in Endymion served in Asia served in Favorite served in Immortalite shield on left arm j served in Excellent served in Rattlesnake served in Crocodile served in Revenge and Excellent served in Nexvcastle and Duncan scar over right eyebrow ; serve! in Audacious and Tapaze served in Topaze and Royal Adelaide served in Royal Adelaide and Topaze served in Albatross and Royal Adelaide ditto scar left wrist; served iu Royal Adelaide and Valorous £ 3 reward ditto ditto served in Impregnable, Achilles, and Victory ditto £ 1 reward ditto served in Victory £ 3 reward served in Indus, Thalia, Salamis, and Adventure ditto scar on left arm; served in Implacable £ 1 reward 10s. roward * alias Kinaiard scar on left wrist C. Description of Men Discharged from Her Majesty's Sea Service. NAME. SHIP DISCHARGED FROM. DATB. RATING. « a - • « SIZE. WHEBB BORN. HAIB. EYES. FACE. MARKS ACJD REMARKS. Abraham Perry henry McGuigan James Elislia Collis George Penman Luigi Koukie William Hearn Henry Crew Charles Fowler Howard Farrar Thomas Keeler Duke of Wellington Charybdis Duke of Wellington Repulse Growler Avon Charybdis Pearl ditto Duke of Wellington 25 Mar. 31 Jan. 16 Mar. 11 Dec. 21 Sept. 17 Oct. 27 Sept. 27 Oct. - Oct. 21 Dec. ordinary ditto steward's assistant A. B. wrrnt officer's cook ordinary ordinary, 2nd class ordinary ordinary, 2nd class A. B. 23 21 27 28 194 20 19 23 19 24 5 6 5 4 5 6 5 6 5 1 5 4 5 3} 5 7 5 5 5 8 Culmstock, Devon Glasgow Gosport, Hants Lynn, Norfolk Burmola, Malta Ilfracombe, Devon St. Andrew's, Middx. Taunton, Somerset Pimlico, Middlesex Huddersfield, York It. brn It. brn brown brown dark brown brown It. brn brown light hazel grey hazel grey dark grey grey grey grey grey fair fair fresh fair fresh fair fan- dark fair fair servod in Immortality anchor on right arm ; discharged as obje tionabfe aear on forehead ; discharged as objectionable discharged as objectionable; served in Implacable iiad Defence discharged as objectionable tattooed on arms and wrists ; discharged as objectionable ' My true Love,' rt. arm, poefcpitted; discharged as objectionable discharged as objectionable served in Impregnable ditto servod in Implacable dilto served in Malabar ROYAL MARINES. Description of Men Discharged as Objectionable, § - c. NAME. DIVISION. WET1RB BOBN. TBADB. SIZE. COAT & TROUSERS DATE OF DIS0HB8. PLACE OF DISCHABOB. MARKS AND REMARKS. Thomas Mooney John Ferguson John Smith Alex. McDonald Geo. H, Foreman Charles Freeman Edward O'Neil Joseph Wilkinson James Anderson Charles Roberts Dep& t ditto R. MarineArt. Depftt R. MarineArt. Dep& t R. MarineArt. ditto ditto ditto Halifax, York Airdrie, Lanark Barnard Castle, Drlim OldMachar. Aberden. Moulton, Lincoln Southampton Ballymena, Antrim Grimsby, Lincoln Belfast, Antrim Hurstmonceux, Susx. collier labourer puddler labourer ditto seaman groom bricklayer labourer groom 21} 251 26 22} 20 234 24 23 20 22 blacx grey fresh uniform brown grey fresh ditto brown dark sallow dk. brn bluo fair uniform brown grey fresh — sandy grey fresh uniform It. brn blue fair — It. brn grey fresh ' brown blue fair brown brown dark 7 April 7 April 31 Mar. 13 Mar. Canterbury ditto Portsmouth Millbank Portsmouth Sandwich discharged with ignominy ————• , ditt° tattooed on arms discharged with ignominy discharged as worthless tattooed right hand and left arm; discharged with ignominy discharged as worthless ' discharged with ignominy discharged as objectionable tattooed on arms ditto woman on right arm, crucifix on loft, star back of left hand Description of Deserters. NAME. DIVISION. WHERE BOBN. HAIB. FA0B. COAT K TROUSERS DATE OF DESERTN. PLACE OF DESEBTION. MARKS AND REMARK?, Richard Rand John Little John Dunnachie Henry George James Winter George Lee John Readon William White Coubert Cottam Edwd. Hennessey R. Marine Ait, R. MarineArt, DepOt R. MarineArt. Chatham Portsmouth London Ayr Old Monkland, Lnrk Devonport Pimlico, Middlesex London ditto Plymouth, Devon Broughton, Lane. Dundee, Forfar labourer 20 6 81 brown dk. brn fresh micer 22 5 1 brown grey fair ironworker 19 5 71 dark grey fresh labourer 224 5 104 It. brn blue fair ditto 174 5 6 It. brn blue fresh shoemaker 22 5 61 dk. brn brown dark labourer 17} 5 04 It. brn grey fresh ditto 28* 5 8} dark dark dark turner 20 6 94 brown hazel fresh shoemaker 194 6 54 brown blue fresh bluo ; tweed pea ; dark uniform black j cord white slop; cord uniform undress uniform 4 April 3 April 31 Mar. 1 April 29 Mar. 30 Mar. 30 Mar. 31 Mar. 20 Mar. 7 Mar. Portsmouth Paisley Coatbridge Portsmouth Walmer Westminslr ditto Portsmouth Chatham Portsmouth woman and biacelet right wrist, scar on right knee recruit ditto tattooed on right arm j recruit ' J. R.' on loft arm ; recruit took the whole of reg. nec. off furlough to Preston ditlo * alias Francis Henderson LONDON ; PRINTED FOR HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFCE, DY HARRISON