THE POLICE GAZETTE, PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY, NEW SEBIES. FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1887. VOL. IV., No. 342. REGULATIONS- 1. All announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all communications upon them should be addressed to THE EDITOR OP THE POLICE GAZETTE, GREAT SCOTLAND YARD. LONDON, S. W. ' 2. Particulars concerning persons whose apprehension is sought will be inserted in one issue of the POLICE GAZETTE, if they are sufficient to enable action to be taken upon them by another force. 3. Particulars as to stolen property will be likewise inserted in one issue, if sufficient to enable the article i » question to be thereby identified. i. In all cases where a reward is offered the name and address of some person responsible for the payment must be given, ani the exact conditions be clearly stated. 6. Portraits of persons whose apprehension is sought for serious offences, and engravings of xtolen property, will be prominently inserted, with detailed particulars, at a cost of 15s. per portrait, and of 7s. 6d. per photograph or sketch of a stolen article, including the expense of engraving oil wood. <• Every announcement, if for the apprehension of a person, must be guaranteed by the signature of an officer of not less rank than Superintendent; and, if the name of such person be required to be inserted, and no warrant is in force against him, the requisition must be signed by the chief officer of police, or his immediate deputy, of the county, city, or borough, as the case may be. f. Announcements concerning stolen property must be guaranteed by an officer of not less rank than Inspector, or analogous thereto. 8. Announcements of all persons to be apprehended or of stolen property bear a number, and art alphabetically arranged by counties. 9. The force which causes particulars concerning delinquents, or stolen property to be inserted iu the POLICE GAZETTE, must, on their apprehension or recovery, at once transmit io the Editor notice of the fact, referring to the number of the announcement for insertion in i he next issue. 10. In all cases, the officer signing the request for insertion of any anm. Mcement, will be wholly responsible for any proceedings which may result from such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded so as to be received not later than noon on Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Saturday morning. They mutt be clearly written on one side of the paper only, bl in the usual form, and accompanied by a covering letter. 12. All payments must be in advance, either at the office, Great Scotland Yard, by chequc, crossed " llrummond $ Co.," Post Office Order payable at Charing Cross, Postal Order, or t » Stamps. 13. Advertisements are accepted for the POLICE GAZETTE through Mr. James Willing, 125, Strand, London, the sole Agent, who will furnish the rates on application. 14. Announcements concerning property lost or persons missing can only be accepted as advertisements. J. MOHBO, Editor. NOTICE, 1.— The composition of the Friday No. of the Police Gazette " will be found arranged for easy reference as follows :— ( a). Regulations at top of 1st page. ( b). Apprehensions sought. ( 1). Metropolitan Police District. ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. ( c). Persons in Custody. ( 1). Metropolitan Police District ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Borougns therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. ( d). Property Stolen. ( 1). Metropolitan Police District. ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. 2.— Any additional copies of the GAZETTE beyond the number at present supplied - will be forwarded on appli- cation in the form set forth in my circular of the 7tn of November, 1883. 3.— It is particularly requested that any complaints aa to the non- delivery or of irregularity in the date of delivery of the POLICE GAZETTE, may be at once noti- fied to the Editor. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. NOTICE. EXTRADITION. An Extradition Treaty was concluded on the 24th of November, 1886, between Her Majesty and His Majesty the Emperor of Russia, for the mutual sur- render of fugitive criminals. It is one of the most complete treatie3 on Extradi- tion which are now in force. Article 3 provides that " Either Government may, in its absolute discretion, refuse to deliver up its own subjects to the other Government." The following is a list of the Extradition Treaties concluded between Her Majesty's Government and other countries :— 1, America; 2, Austria; 3, Belgium ; 4, Brazil; 5, Denmark ; 6, France; 7, Germany ; 8, Guatemala ; 9, Hayti; 10, Italy; 11, Luxemburg ; 12, Nether- lands ; 13, Russia; 14, Salvador ; 15, Siam ; 16, Spain; 17, Straits Settlements; 18, Sweden and Norway; 19, Switzerland; 20, Tonga. A new indemnity form has recently been issued by the Home Office, which can be used Fugitive Offen- ders or Extradition cases. MURDER. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT, WHEREAS, between 3.15 and 4 p. m. on the 11th ult., an attempt was made by certain persons described below, to feloniously steal from a milk- shop situate 92, Bartholomew- road, Kentish- town, a safe and its contents, the property of David Samuels, and the said persons did wilfully murder Mrs. Louisa Samuels, wife of the above- named David Samuels, The Secretary of State for the Home Department will advise the grant of Her Majesty's most gracious PARDON to any accomplice not being the person who actually com- mitted the murder, who shall give such evidence as shall lead to the arrest and conviction of the persons implicated in the commission of the crimes above referred to. DESCRIPTION of three men concerned : — Ages from 25 to 30, rather below medium height, wearing dark clothes and hard felt hats, one having the crown indented; who were seen in the vicinity of 92, Bartholomew- road, several times between 1 p. m, and 3,45 p. m. on the day of the murder, having with them a medium sized dark chestnut or brown pony, rough coat, attached to a square box cart, plain sides, painted dark, probably brown or chocolate, rather small. These men were seen to drive rapidly away from the scene of the murder shortly before its discovery. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. 168 T H E POLICE G A Z E T T E, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1887. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 2 S DIVISION,— For attempted burglary and assault on a Police Constable at Whetstone, on 30tli March, 1887 — TWO MEN: 1st, age about 30, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., hair cut short, full beard; dress, dark overcoat and trou- sers; left behind a black hard felt hat, size 687, Christy, London, stamped on leather, and silk lining, trade mark ( J 92 on ticket) under inside lining. 2nd, supposed younger, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 in., moustache, no beard ; dress ( supposed), cord trousers, brown coat, cloth cap, handkerchief round neck, carried a coat or bag on one arm. The first man has a wound on his head or face from the blow of a truncheon. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. 3.— Central Office. — Concerned with John Jones, alias James Reuben Powell, License Holder, Office No. 393C and 30575, remanded at Horsham, West Sussex, till 2nd inst, for burglary — WILLIAM SAVERS, alias HENRY HARRIS, Expiree, Office No. 15523, age 48, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion fresh, hair ( turning grey) brown, small side whiskers and moustache inclined to sandy, nose broken, blue mark and " P. Boulter" tattooed right arm, 2 flags and anchor inside right arm, anchor back of right hand, blue mark between thumb and forefinger, walks slightly lame; dres3, black cloth overcoat with velvet collar, pepper- and- salt mixture trousers and vest, light spotted scarf, white collar, side- spring boots ( neatly new), brown hard felt hat. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W., or to Supt. Henderson, Horsham. £ 20 REWARD. 4 — K Division.— Woodcut portraitand descrip- tion of LOUIS HEIM, whose apprehension is sought for embezzling £ 20 12s.— age 51, height 5 ft. 5 in., com plexion swarthy, hair, beard, and whiskers ( turning grey) dark, eyelids inflamed, near sighted and wears sought for stealing £ 65 since 25th December last— age 35, height 5 ft. Oj in., complexion rather pale, hair, whis- kers and moustache light, eyes blue; sharp pointed nose, large scar middle finger left hand ; dress, black cloth single- breasted overcoat, or dark blue dust ditto ; brown office jacket, brown mixture vest, black cloth trousers, amber tie, strong lace boots, brown felt hat. Is accompanied by Louisa Gladdin, age 37, tall, com- plexion fair, hair ( cut short) auburn, eyes full; dress, brown ulster, button boots, black straw bonnet trimmed b'ack feather ; and her two children— Charles, age 12, and Gertrude, age 2}. May have left the country. 7.— R Division.— Woodcut portrait and descrip- fyc- glasses with gold frames ; dress, dark green over- coat, light trousers, high black hat with mourning band, wears a massive gold open link chain fastened in top buttonhole of vest. Warrant issued. Theabove reward will be paid by Mr. Henry Her- mann, 29, Dodd- strcet, Limehouse, for his apprehension. 5.— P Division.— For stealing £ 1 10s.- MARK RAY, age 33, height 6 ft., complexion fair, hair, whis- kers, and moustache light ( inclined to red), eyes grey, arge Roman nose, tattooed on forearms ; dress, long black diagonal overcoat, tweed under ditto, black , trcusers, blue- ind- black striped scarf, hard felt hat. Was drum- major in a militia regiment at Hounslow, and formerly served in the Bedfordshire Constabulary at Leighton Buzzard. Has a sister, Mrs. Hayes, living at Spenser- street, St. Albans. May be found in the neighbourhood of military stations or pension offices. 6.— P Division — Woodcut portrait and descrip- tion of JOHN DODDSHIXON, whose apprehension is tion of FREDERICK H. MOSEY, who apprehension is sought for embezzling £ 104— age 27, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair dark browD, eyes brown, high cheek- bones, scar on forehead, cartilage of nose prominent; dress, dark brown overcoat, respectable appearance. A native of West Hartlepool; was em- ployed as traveller to a timber merchant. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. CITY OF LONDON. - Woodcut portrait and description of HENRY JAMES PONSONBY ANGLEY, a bank clerk, late of Hill Cottage, Dermody- road, Lee, Kent, whose appre- hension is sought for stealing a large sum of money— age 31, height 5 ft. 4 in., very stout, complexion fair, moustache ( long) light, no whiskers; dr « ss, black Melton overcoat, dark trousers, brown gaiters, high hat. Absconded 31st ult. Warrant issued. Information to Inspector Mc William, 26, Old Jewry, E. C. BEDFORDSHIRE. 9— Bedford ( Borough).— For stealing, 2nd inst.— 1 gold ring, double, hair inside and cluster of pearls outside ; 1 small gold ring, set red stone and diamonds in cluster; 1 gold ring, set turquoise and pearl; 1 gold ring, set turquoise ; 1 gold ring, hair with pearl in centre ; 1 gold ring, double, with hair between ; 2 plain gold bracelets ; C plain gold brooches ; 1 plain silver bracelet ; 1 lady's gold chain, plain; 1 silver Geneva watch, No. 8184 ; 1 silver wire trinket; 1 silver Latin cross, " Jesu " one side and a dove on the other ; 1 engraved gold locket, containing photo of a lady, and hair— A MAN, who stated he came to examine the water cistern, age about 25, height 5 ft. 3 or 4 in. ; hair dark, moustache slight ; dress dark suit, black hard felt liat. Information to Head Constable Tliody, Bedford. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 10.— Isle of Ely ( County").— For stealing 4 stones of mutton— URIAH SMITH, a gipsy, age 21, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion dark, hair ( very low on forehead) and eyes black; dress, fustian jacket a; id trousers, heavy nailed shoes, soft felt hat, all old. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Wright, Ely. ESSEX. 11.— Colchester ( Borough).— For uttering a ficti- tious cheque on the London and Westminster Bank, Lothbury Branch— R. C. CROSBIE ( supposed false), age about 35, height 5 ft. 8 or 0 in., complexion dark, hair dark brown, moustache heavy, rather long neck, mole on face ( supposed left cheek), blinks his eyes when talking ; of military appearance; dress, brown overcoat, dark serge suit, side- spring boots, dark brown liat, wore a steel chain with locket attached, and carried a medium- sized black portmanteau. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Coombs, Colchester. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 12.— Dursley ( County).— For stealing at Berkeley, 31st ult.— 1 small silver sauce ladle, 1 small silver sugar sifter, 1 old- fashioned cream jug, boat shape, ' very much discoloured, 1 meerschaum cigar- holder and case, I small pocket telescope, and 2J yards claret colour cloth, double width ( new)— A MAN, age 25, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., complexion fair, hair light, eyes blue, clean shaved, smart appearance, slight impedi- ment in speech ; dress, 2 coats ( one light brown, the other dark), brown trousers, lace boots, black bard felt hat, carried a small bag made of striped bed ticking. Stated he was agent for Singers' Sewing Machine Company, and that he occasionally cleaned clocks. Supposed to have come from Monmouth to Berkeley. Information to Supt. Harrison, Dursley. 13.— Stro ud ( County).— Woodcut portrait and de- scription of THOMAS MASLIN, whose apprehension is sought for embezzlement— age 37, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., complexion pale, hair and moustache light brown, eyes grey, turns his left foot in when walking, finger nails bitten very short, full fat face, small fleshy sub- stance on white of eyes, sings at concerts ; dress, sup- posed, brown overcoat, dark clothes, black hard felt hat; wore a ring with initials " TM." Left Stroud for FRIDAY-, APRIL 8, 1887. T H E stealing a gentleman's Paddington by 1145 p. m. train 17th ult. May en- deavour to leave the country. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Pliilpott, Stroud. HEREFORDSHIRE. 14— Leomi'rister ( Borough) .— For silver hunting watch ( nearly new) and a gold ring set blue stone. ( See case No. 8, 2! tCn December last)— JAMES ARCHIBALD SHEDDEL, a tailor, age 25 to 30, height 5 ft. 4 in., stout build, complexion fresh, moustache ( slight) dark, short neck. Was lately employed at a tailor's shop at Hereford, where he gave his name as Buckham, but left 25th ult. Warrant issued. Information to Head Constable Johnson, Leo- minster. i LANCASHIRE. 15.— Bacup ( County).— For larceny ( bailee), 26th ult.— A MAN, age 43, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion fair, hair, beard ( slight), and moustache brown, round- shouldered, knock- kneed ; dress, black coat and trou sers ( greasy), soft felt hat. A tramping watch and clock cleaner. Is known amongst tramps as " Ned." Supposed native of Stockport. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Norris, Bacup. 16.— Pemberton ( County).— For larceny— Super- visee WILLIAM FARNWORTH, alias SKEWER, Office No. 29768, age 42, height 5 ft. 10 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey, slight build, lost several ront teeth, bald top of head, stoops slightly when walking. Sentenced at Salford, 12th January, 1885, to 12 months' hard labour and 2 years' police super- vision for larceny. 5017. Information to Supt. Ileywood, Pemberton. 17.— Rochdale ( County).— For stealing a silver watch ( recovered)- GEORGE THOMAS PULLARD, alias WILLIAM TAYLOR, age 32, height 5 ft. 8 in, complexion fair, hair and moustache ( heavy) light brown, bare spot top of head caused by old wound ; rlrefs, dark brown jacket and vest, dark tweed trousers, hard felt hat. Has served ? n the 60th Rifles in the name of Taylor, and is now in the Army Reserve. 18.— Rochdale ( County).— For stealing a suit of workhouse clothing, stamped " Stamford, Rochdale, Union Workhouse," 9th January and 2nd March— WILLIAM GRIME, age 64, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in stout, complexion fresh, hair and moustache dark, walks with an awkward gait.— JAMES BRIERLEY a tramp, age 45. height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., whiskers and moustache sandy. Warrants issued. Information to Supt. Tindall, County Police Station Rochdale. 19.— Ash to n- under- Lyne ( Borough).— Woodcut portrait and description of THOMAS TAYrLOR, late clerk and cashier in an estate office, whose apprehen- P O L I C E G A Z E T T E . sion is sought for embezzling £ 21 Gs., I5th June last- age 33, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fair, hair light brown, moustache light, eyes blue, full round features, walks erect with a swinging gait, is fond of company, and may endeavour to obtain relief at Masonic Lodges; dress, usually brown mixture suit black hard felt hat. A native of Ashton- under- Lyne , his wife keeps a boarding- house in Southport, and he also lias a brother in London employed in some railway office. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Dalgleish, Aahton under- Lyne. 20.— Blackburn ( Borough).- For embezzling £ 90, 27th ult.— EDWIN BAILEV, age 31, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., complexion fresh, hair and short side whiskers brown, otherwise clean shaved, smart appearance, slightly bow- legged ; dress, dark tweed rough nap suit, white collar, black- and- amber tie, black billycock hat. A butcher ; native of Leicester. Has worked in Birmingham, Nottingham, Liverpool, Manchester, and London. May be found in the company of pros- titutes. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Ward, Blackburn. LEICESTERSHIRE. 21.— Leicester ( Borow/ h).— For embezzling £ 180 — THOMAS LUCAS ORDISH, a brewer's traveller, age 28 to 30, height about 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fresh, hair ( thin and parted in centre) brown, moustache ( slight) light, thin features, sharp pointed nose, rather round- shouldered; dressed respectably; has been wearing an olive green overcoat, Has a large sum of money in his possession, and may endeavour to leave the country. Last seen 25th ult. It is requested that inquiry be made at hotels, < tc., and outward- bound vessels. Warrant issued. Information to Head Coustable Duns, Leicester. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, 22.— Newark ( Borough).— For stealing £ 3 13s. 9cl„ 21st ult.— ARTHUR STEWART, age about 20, height about 5 ft., slight, no whiskers or moustache, rough blotched skm, long face, one knee weak ; dress, brown or yellow check ulster, dark jacket, snuff- colour trousers, boots with toecaps, brown hard felt hat ( too large). Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Liddell, Newark. WARWICKSHIRE. 23.— Coventry ( CiV!/).-— Woodcut portrait and description of WALTER WILLIAM NEALE, a soli- WORCESTERSHIRE. 25.— Bromsgrove ( CWy).- For horse stealin- and larceny— GEORGE VINCENT ROSE, age about 45, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, cut mark right side of neck, lame right foot, may have shoe cut in front. A farm labourer ; native of Broadway, Worcestershire. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Jeffrey, Bromsgrove. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING) 20.— H u 11 ( Bwough).— For embezzlement— JAMES H. BLACOES, a fishmonger's assistant, a » e 27 height 5 ft 4 or 5 in., complexion fair, hair light sandy, mous- tache and small side whiskers sandy, small and peculiar ferretty eyes, smart appearance; dress, dark brown mixture suit, dark overcoat, brown hat. A native of Preston. Warrant issued. Information to Captain Gurney, Chief Constable Hull. YORKSHIRE ( NORTH RIDING). 27.— Guisborough ( County).— For forging and uttering a bill of exchange— License Holder GEORGE LAMBERT THWAITES, Office No. 31505, age 6' height 5 ft. 11 in., complexion fresh, hair brown ( turn- ing grey), eyes hazel, 3rd right finger and right little toe contracted, scars back of left hand and wrist and be- between eyebrows, marks lower part of back. Sen- tenced at York, 2nd November, 1882, to 5 years' penal servitude for forgery. Licensed 11th October, 1886. B I 1348. Information to Supt. Clarkson, Guisborougli. 28.— Heworth ( CWy).- For burglary atShipton 3rd ult. ( see case No. 71, Wth ult.) — FRANCIS BURKE, alias JAMES NUTTALL and DERBY- SHIRE, age about 43, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 in., com- plexion dark, hair dark brown, no whiskers or mous- tache ; dress, black or dark suit, dark cloth cap hooked down to peak. A coal- miner ; native of Wigan, Lan- cashire, formerly worked at Ashton- under- Lyne. Wa3 convicted at Liverpool Assizes in December, 1868, for assault and robbery at Pennington, and sentenced to 5 years' penal servitude. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Wright, Heworth. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING.) 29.— Bradford { County).— Woodcut portrait and description of JOHN ROBINSON, whose appre- hension is sought for stealing £ 60 at Low Moor, 25th ult.; age 26, height 5ft. 3 or 4 in., complexion pale, hair dark brown, eyes brown, small features; dres?, light drab overcoat, black cloth coat and vest, brown citor, whose apprehension is sought for forgery, fraud, and embezzlement— age about 42, height about 5 ft. 3 in., complexion sallow, hair ( rather thin on top) brown, moustache ( slight) sandy, no beard or whiskers, very round head, sloping forehead, broad fat flabby face, flat nose slightly indented, dimple in chin, stout and thick set, short thick neck, large fat hands. Ab- sconded 24th ult. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Norris, Coventry. 24. — Leamington ( Borough). — For obtaining money by false pretences, 26th ult.— HENRY JONES, alias WILLIAM BLIGH, age 55 to CO, height about ft. 8 in., beard and moustache grey; dress, long dark overcoat, dark trousers, black silk or round felt hat; of gentlemanly appearance. Supposed native of Watford, Herts, or neighbourhood. His practice was to call upon timber merchants, order a quantity of timber for the erection of a house for a " Mr. Young " a few mites away ( false), then borrow money or ask for a commission on the order. He also obtained money recently by representing that he had come into considerable property at Hamworthy, Dorset, and produced letters upon which were printed fictitious postmarks with a pen. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Brabner, Leaming- ton cloth trousers, lace boots, billycock hat. A clerk; native of Wyke, Yorkshire. Information to Supt. Symonds, Court House, Brad- ford. 30.— Settle ( County).— For failing to report— JOHN RAMSBOTTOM, Office No. 29279, age 34, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes blue, scars on forehead, head, and back of left hand, moles on neck. Sentenced at Preston 20th November, 1884, to 12 months' hard labour and 4 years' police supervision for larceny. Liberated 19th November, 1885. Information to Supt. Inman, Settle. 31.— Leeds ( Borough).— For stealings cheque for £ 6 9s. on a Birmingham bank, payable to Edward Atkinson, and signed John Sturgeon ; 4 Bank of Eng land notes ( one for £ 10 and three for £ 5); and £ 5 gold — JOSEPH BRAYLEY, age 15, medium height, com- plexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey ; dress, blue cloth jacket, navy blue check knickerbockers ( mended at knees), black stockings, lace boots with cloth tops, and cap without peak. A native of London. Frequents theatres, music- halls, < tc.; may endeavour to join some theatrical company. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Nott- Bower, Leeds. Set Latest Information. 8 T H E P O L I C E G A Z E T T E, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1887. PERSONS IN CUSTODY. CHESHIRE. 32.— Stockport ( Borough).— Remanded till 11th inst ', for shopbreaking- JOHN McMARRAR ( sup- posed false), age 21, height 5 ft. 2 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes hazel, scar back of left hand, right wrist, left cheek, and right eyebrow, wart left thumb, boil mark top of back. States he is a watch jobber, and native of London. Was accompanied by a man, who is wanted for the same offence, age 40, height 5 ft. 5 or C in., hair dark brown, moustache light, lost 1st and 3rd finger left hand, turns his right foot out when walking, and appears lame. Both travelled from London, through Bedford, Leicester, Chesterfield, and Huddersfield to Stockport. Supposed wanted for other offences. Information to Lieutenant- Colonel Staples, Chief Constable, Stockport. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 33.— Dursley [. County).— Sentenced to 4 weeks imprisonment, 4th inst., for larceny— JOHN WIL- LIAMSON ( supposed false), age 27, height 5 ft. 7£ in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, moustache light sandy, eyes blue; dress, dark brown jacket, butcher's blue jacket under ditto, two black vests, brown cloth trousers, white neckerchief, lace boots, brown hard felt hat, dirty appearance. Stated he worked for Mr. Bad- ford, butcher, Old Market- street, Bristol ( false). Information to Supt. Harrison, Dursley. ^ KENT. 34.— Tunbridge Wells ( Borough).— Sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment for stealing plate, 2nd inst.— THOMAS ARNOLD, alias LARKIN, age 27, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion dark, hair brown, eyes hazel, clean shaved, varicose veins right leg; dress, drab overcoat, black diagonal morning coat and vest, brown tweed trousers, light blue tie with white spots, and square- headed pin, lace boots with toecaps. States he is a groom, and native of Coldbath- street, Greenwich. Had in his possession a lady's alpaca umbrella, twisted loop handle, a pair of silver sugar tongs much worn, 1 Hymn Book, Ancient and Modern, and a Book of Common Prayer. His practice was to call at lodging- houses, and under the pretence of hiring apartments for his master and mistress, asked for paper and ink, to sign an agree- ment, and while left alone stole anything he could lay his hands on. Committed a similar larceny at East- bourne, 31st ult, and at Hastings 1st inst. Supposed previously convicted and wanted for other offences. Information to Head- Constable Embery, Tunbridge Wells. LANCASHIRE. 35.— Old Trafford ( CounUj).— Remanded for several charges of larceny— MARY BATES, alias MARY ELIZABETH HEYWOOD, age about 32, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, wears spectacles; dress, dark cloth jacket, brown dress, and brown hat with feathers. This woman has been travelling the country for the last 6 years obtaining situations as servant, staying a few days, and decamping after committing a larceny. States that about 3 months since she stole some money and other articles from the house of Captain Hattrick, Chapel- street, Long Heaton ; and about 3 weeks since from the house of Mr. Williamson, 14, Boscombe- road, Shepherd's Bush, London, where she obtained a situation as servant, 2 table- cloths and 2 sheets. Had in her possession 13 pawntickets, all in the name of Heywood ( three for frocks, aprons, and boots, pledged 21st, 23rd, and 26th March, with Allen Blizard, 176, High- street, Borough, London; two for a cloak and gown, 21st and 23rd March, with Charles J. Harris, Church- street, Greenwich; one for stuff, 13th January, with J. Barnett, 61, Carr- lane, Hull; one for a gown, 14th January, with Jos. Newton, 32, Chapel- street, Salford; one for chemise, < fcc„ with G. Froggatt, 88, Heaton- lane, Stockport; one for a petticoat, 17th February, with H. Greenhalgh, 13, Peel- street, Accrington ; one for a shawl, 17th Febru- ary, with G. Green, 19, Eanam- street, Blackburn; one for chemise, Ac., 25th March, with C. Bott, 34, Ken- nington Park road, London; one for chemise, 31st March, with Broughton Bros., 23, Halford- street, Leicester; and one for a skirt, 2nd inst,, with J. Pickman, 56, Great Ducie- street, Manchester. Information to Supt. Bent, Old Trafford. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 36.— Leeds (. BoroutfA).— Committed for trial at Leeds Sessions, 12th inst., for obtaining food and lodgings by representing that he was a police- man in the employment of the Midland Rail- way Company ( false)- ALFRED EVEREGE ( sup- posed false), age 28, height 5 ft. 4\ in., complexion sallow, hair and eyes dark brown, Maltese cross and triangle tattooed back of left hand, 4 half rings on fingers of left hand, scald mark centre of breast, mole below right eye, large scar on right jaw, right arm injured at elbow, half ring on middle finger and 2 dots between thumb and finger right hand; dress, blue overcoat, black trousers, cheese- cutter cap. A native of London. Supposed previously convicted. Pledged, 5th January last, a silver lever hunting watch, No. 91900, nearly new, 192 stamped on outer case, silver albert, curb pattern, with long links between attached. Information to Chief Constable Nott- Bower, Leeds PROPERTY STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 37.— P Division,— 21st ult.— 6 large and 4 small forks, 8 table- spoons— all marked " G. A." ; 6 dessert- spoons, marked " G. B."; 2 soup ladles, 1 fish slice, 2 spoons, 11 tea- spoons, twisted handles, 1 pair sugar- tongs, 3 egg- spoons, 1 pickle fork, and 1 pair grape scissors— all silver; 1 small silver waiter, " Ernest Wingram " in centre; 8 forks ( two large and 6 small); 6 dessert and 6 tea- spoons— all plated, with crest— Hand holding Prince of Wales' feathers. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. DERBYSHIRE. 38.— Derby ( County).— 20th ult., at Shardlow— 5 pairs children's boots, stamped 246 in violet inside uppers; 4 pairs, stamped 246i; 12 pairs lady's boots, stamped 348 ; 12 ditto, stamped 371J ; 12 ditto, stamped 359 ; 6 ditto, stamped 3591; 1 ditto, stamped 370; 6 ditto, stamped 353; 5 ditto, stamped 331 ; 5 ditto, stamped 309; 10 ditto, stamped 341 ; 3 pairs men's boots, stamped 500; 5 ditto, stamped 504; 4 ditto, stamped 526 ; 3 ditto, strong nailed, stamped 554 ; and 1 pair patent leather shoes. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Lawson, St. Mary's Gate, Derby. DEVONSHIRE. 39.— Devonport ( Borough).— 2nd inst., a silver English open face keyless lever watch, No. 6344, maker " Benson," chronograph movement, J plate, small face on dial below the figure 12, which shows the time at which the watch was last wound up, with 15 carat gold albert, short link holding two long double links, attached.— Supposed by TWO SEAMEN, who may have disposed of the property at some port farther East. Information to Head Constable Lynn, Devonport. ESSEX. 40.— Brentwood ( County).— 5th inst., by burglary at Great Warley, a chased silver goblet, with inscrip- tion, " Presented to Sergeant- Instructor of Musketry, Thomas Franklin, as a mark of esteem and regard by the officers of the Musketry Staff, on completion of 21 years' service, January, 1878." Information to Supt. Dobson, Brentwood. HAMPSHIRE. 41.— Fareham ( County).— 22nd ult., by burglary — 12 silver open- face watches, " C. Jackman, West- street, Fareham," on back of inside case ; 10 lady's gold alberts ; 7 long gold chains ; 6 gentlemen's alberts ; 3 gold bracelets, and a number of silver bracelets. Information to Supt. Kinshott, Fareham. LANCASHIRE. 42.— Leigh ( County).— 25th ult., at Burton Wood — A silver lever watch, No. 364, gold hands, steel seconds hand, " Winstanley " on dial. Information to Supt. Weir, Leigh. 43.— Old Trafford ( County).— 26th ult., at Eccles 1 gold locket, diamond in centre; 1 silver locket and chain, " L. H." engraved thereon ; 1 pair gold ear- rings, set 6 small and 1 large stone ; 1 gold brooch, set small blue stones ; 1 lady's small gold watch, dark round dial from salt water ; 1 small gold pencil- case, set 3 small blue stones ( one deficient), gold band round centre ; 1 lady's gold dress ring, set 5 small blue stones ; 1 lady's gold dress ring, set pearls and emeralds ; 1 gold brooch, beetle shape, set 1 small and 1 large 3tone ; 1 lady's gold watch, 2 white silk muffler, 1 amber ditto, and 4 very old crown pieces. 44 — Old Trafford ( County).— 31st ult., at Moss Side— A coal waggon ( holds about 3 cwt.), painted red, initials " J. O. and Co." on side and back, iron wheels. 8th ult., at Newton— 1 trying plane, 1 jack plane, and 1 smoothing plane— all marked " W. S. Webb " ; 1 drawing knife, 1 screw holdfast, 1 oil- stone, and 2 hammers. 3rd inst., at Eccles— 1 cameo brooch, goli frame, with figure of a lady encircled by a wreath ; 1 lady's gold lever watch, white dial, long gold guard, twisted pattern, attached ; 2 jet brooches ( one in silver frame, the other with a forget- me- not in centre) ; 1 gold drop earring, and several old silver foreign coins. Information to Supt. Bent, Old Trafford. SOMERSETSHIRE. 45.— llminster ( County).— 29th ult.— A leather pocket- book, containing two £ 5 Bank of England notes, Nos. 13429 and 13430. Information to Supt. Self, Ilminster. STAFFORDSHIRE. £ 5 REWARD. 46.— Newcastle- under- Lyne ( Borough). — Be- tween 19th and 22nd ult.— A lady's gold lever watch, gold dial, chased hack, maker '' J. Hill, Newcastle," long gold chain and locket, containing platted hair, attached. Information to Chief Constable Dutton, Newcastle- undcr- Lyne, by whom the above reward will be paid for the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves and recovery of the property. SURREY. 47.— Chertsey ( County).— 27th ult., by burglary, at Weybridge— 1 silver tray, oval, 14 in., and 1 ditto, round, 7 in., crest - a man's head ; 1 large oval shape biscuit box, 1 small round ditto, 1 small square cruet for 4 bottles, 1 round bottle stand, 1 round sugar basin on 3 legs, 1 claret jug, 1 small spirit boiler, 1 egg boiler— all electro- plated ; 1 writing case, 7 in. square, containing letters and a cheque book on ' Grindlay Co.' s " Bank. Information to Supt. Bungard, Chertsey. SUSSEX ( EAST). 48— Lewes ( County).— 28th ult., at Ringmer Races— A gold watch, very old, " C. Hugheson, Hong- Kong, 1843," on face, long gold chain, link pattern, plain locket attached. 49.— Lewes ( County).— 28th ult., at Ringmer Races — a double- case silver Geneva watch, monogram " H. D." thereon, gold chain with gold locket mono- gram *' H. D." outside and inside, containing photo of a lady and lock of hair, on the reverse side, cross and date 10th Sept., ' 81. Information to Supt. Osbon, Lewes. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). 50.— Hull ( Borough).— 14th February last— A lady's silver watch, No. 39567, white face, blue flowers round dial. 7th ult.— A large- sized silver English lever watch, No. 9360 ' manufactured at Sunderland, long thin silver wire guard with key attached. 13th ult.— A patent chronograph watch, No. 36905, horsehair guard and key attached. 26th ult.— A lady's silver Geneva watch, No. 15067. Since 20th ult., from fishing smacks— 2 pairs sea boots ( nearly new), 1 oilskin frock, 1 pair lace boots ( nearly new), size 6 or 7 ; 1 suit black oilskin clothing ; 1 sealskin cap ; 1 blue woollen muffler; 1 pair blucher boots, military make ; 1 blue cloth vest; 1 fine black cloth coat, silk facings, black velvet collar ; an Ameri- can lever clock ; 1 large iron tea kettle ; 2 ft in. single - ended spanners, 3 pairs opera- glasses; 1 pair fear- nought trousers. 1st inst.— A silver lever watch, No. 1300. Information to Captain Gurney, Chief Constable, Hull. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 51— Leeds ( Borough).— 29th ult., from a Syna- gogue— 2 silver tops from scrolls with bells, stamped with Russian stamp ; 2 silver hands with first finger stretched; 2 silver smelling- boxes ( one shape of a pepper- box, the other shape of a church tower with vane); 1 silver cup on stand, stamped with Russian stamp. 52.— Leeds ( Borough).— Between 26th and 28th ult., by shopbreaking— 1 dozen sporting knives, various; 2 hunting knives in sheaths ; 9 silver pocket fruit knives ( pocket cutlery stamped " Croisdale" on blades) ; 12 silver match- boxes ; 12 silver pencil cases, stamped ' Mordan"; 4 revolvers; 12 glaziers' diamonds; 3 Rugby footballs ; and 6 pocket corkscrews in case. Information to Chief Constable Nott- Bower, Leeds. See Latest Information. ANIMALS, FTC , STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 53.— Y D ivision.— Between 1st and 2nd inst., at Mill Lane, Winchmore Hill— A dark bay cob, 14 hands, tail cut very short, no shoes, in fair condition. Value £ 25. Between 1st and 2nd inst., at Winchmore Hill road, Southgate— A brown horse, 9 years, 16 hands, knees chipped, hind fetlocks white, tail cut short, peculiar brown eyes, in fair condition. Value £ 20. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. SURREY. 54.— Guildford ( County).— 23rd ult— A bay mare, aged, about 14 hands, overshot in front, white star on FRIDAY-, APRIL 8, 1 8 8 7. T H E P O L I C E GAZETTE. forehead, small white spot centre of near rib, heavy in foal. Information to Superintendent Barber, Guildford. PROPERTY RECOVERED. YORKSHIRE ( NORTH RIDING). 55.— Heworth { County).— The two gold watches ( Case No. 71,11th ult.), at Ashton- under- Lyne, having been disposed of by FRANCIS BURKE ( see Case No. 3). Chains, appendages, and piece of dress material not yet recovered. PERSONS OR BODIES FOUND. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 56.— T Division.— 18th ult., in the River Thames at Teddington, the body of a woman in an advanced state of decomposition, age about 60, length 5 ft. 2 in., hair grey ; dress, black jacket, brown linsey ditto and skirt, black stuff ditto under, 3 petticoats ( one dark serge, one black- and- violet, one red flannel), brown cotton stockings, man's heavy lace boots ( hob- nailed) pieces of black stockings drawn over wrists, black cotton gloves ( all old and dirty). Appearance of a garden woman. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. BERKSHIRE. 57.— Abingdon ( Borough).— Died, 30th ult., at a common lodging- house— A woman, age 61, length 5 ft., complexion pale. Had in her possession a pedlar's certificate, in name of Lucy Ann Pybous, granted at Newton Abbott, Devonshire, 26th July, 1886. Sup- posed to have left her husband about a month since. They were known throughout the country as " Charley and Louie." Information to Supt. Robotham, Abingdon. CHESHIRE. 58.— Altrincham ( County).— Died suddenly, in a common lodging- house, 28th ult., a woman, age about 70, length 4 ft. 2 in., hair and eyes grey. Had in her possession 6 pawntickets for articles pledged in name of Ann Douglas, and 1 in name of Ann Smith. Information to Supt. Leighton, Altrincham. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 59.— Cheltenham ( County).— 25th ult., in the River Severn, at Tewkesbury, the body of a man, age about 60, length 5 ft. 9 in., hair ( turning grey) brown, bald on top, beard, whiskers, and moustache grey, lost three teeth in upper jaw ; dress, diagonal overcoat, dark rough serge jacket and vest, long sleeved brown cardigan jacket, dark cloth trousers, " C. Kino, New Street, Birmingham," thereon and on overcoat, turn down collar, black satin tie, white linen shirt, red flannel under ditto, broad band of white flan- nel sewn inside, " H." in white cotton marked thereon, white linen cuffs, maker " Webster," Fourplay No. 11, and a pair of red and white woollen cuffs, drab socks, darned with light blue worsted, Oxford shoes ( cut - over large toe joints). Found in pockets, a purse, knife with three blades, three halfpence, one pair steel spectacles in dark wooden case without top, white handkerchief, black kid gloves ( nearly new), card bearing the name of " Granger, old established dining rooms, 15, Special Street, exactly opposite St. Martin's Church, Bull Ring, Birmingham," part of Sankey's Hymn Book, and a song sheet stamped " Scott, Newsagent, Stationer, Tobacconist, 88, Par- ade, Birmingham." An inquest has been opened on the body and a post- mortem examination made, when a bore bullet was found in the head, and it is supposed that he met his death by foul play. It is requested that inquiry be made at gunsmiths with a view of ascertaining whether a man answering the above description had bought a pistol during the last two months, as it is possible he may have com- mitted suicide. Appeared to have been in the water for several weeks. Information to Supt. McRae, Cheltenham. LANCASHIRE. 60.— Bacup ( County).— 24th ult., in a water lodge at Haslingden, the body of a newly- born male child ; appeared to have been in the water about a month or six weeks. Information to Supt. Norris, Bacup. WARWICKSHIRE. 61.— Acock's Green ( County).— 23rd ult., in the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal, near Minworth, the trunk of a male child, apparently about a month old, wrapped in a child's flannel wrapper, with calico band. A coroner's inquest was held on the body, and a ver- dict of Wilful Murder returned against some person or persons unknown. Information to Supt. Yardley, Acock's Green. MISCELLANEOUS. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. £ 20 REWARD. 62.— Fenny Stratford ( County).— Whereas on the night of 22nd ult. some person or persons did mali ciously set, or cause to be set, on fire a rick of oats at Hardwick Farm, Wavendon. The above reward will be paid by Mr. Allnutt, Hardwick Farm, Wavendon, for the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to Superintendent Hall, Fenny Strat- ford. APPREHENSIONS. 63.— Monmouthshire, Newport ( Borough).— W. A. HUGHES, Case No. 42, 26th November last. 64.— Oxfordshire, Oxford ( City). — JOHN BAGGETT, Case No. 28, 1st inst. 65.— Staffordshire, Old Hill ( County).— JOHN EDMUND DARBY, Case No. 54, 30th July last. 66.— Sussex ( West), Chichester ( County).— GEORGE BENNETT, Case No. 28, 28th January last. 67.— Worcestershire, Great Witley ( County). — JAMES WILLIAM WALKER, Case No. 30, 28th January last. LATEST INFORMATION. APPREHENSION8 SOUGHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 68.— P Division.— For stealing a cheque for £ 145, drawn by Payne and Smith, Lombard- street, in favour of Mrs. Osmond, Lee, 3 £ 10 Bank of England notes ( Nos. 90855, 90856, and 90857), and 2 £ 5 notes ( Nos. unknown), £ 3 gold and 5s. silver— WILLIAM ALEX- ANDER, age 14 ( looks older), height 5 ft. 2 in., com- plexion sallow, hair black, eyes dark, full face, carries his head backwards ; dress, dark tweed jacket, black trousers, brown felt hat with flat brim, lace boots. May endeavour to leave the country. Absconded 1st inst. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. ESSEX. 69.— Epping ( County).— For stealing a horse ( re- covered) at Ongar, 21st ult.— A MAN, age about 30, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion very pale, hair brown, slight side whiskers, moustache stubby, surly features, full face, broad shoulders, thick set, short neck, appear- ance of a horse dealer; dress, brown suit ( coat with raised seams and buttons thickly set down front), tight- fitting trousers, brown hard felt hat with broad brim and flat crown. Concerned with Moser Street, sentenced at Chelmsford Quarter Sessions, 6th inst., to 9 months' imprisonment. Information to Superintendent Lennon, Epping. PROPERTY STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT, 70.— N Division.— 27th ult., by housebreaking, a lady's gold, open- face, Geneva watch, gilt face, black letters, black beaded chain and locket attached; 5 gold brooches ( 1 twisted pattern, 2 oval with photos, 1 with gold leaves, containing hair, " U. R. C. J. C. D. D. A. G." in gold letters thereon, and 1 with twisted coil on top); 2 pairs gold earrings ( 1 with pendant and brooch to match, set large garnet, 1 with pendent and pale green stones); 3 gold earrings, oval shape, " R. G." in gold under glass ; 1 short neckchain with 2 gold lockets attached ; 1 blue cross; 4 gold rings ( 1 dress, set 4 rows of diamonds, one pearl with green stone and brilliants, one ruby and pearls, and 1 plain); 2 gold rings set turquoise and pearls; 1 silver brooch, horse shoe pattern; and 1 gold locket, set emeralds and diamonds. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W, LANCASHIRE^ 71.— Salford ( Borough,).— 6th iDst., by housebreak- ing— 1 silver English lever watch, open face, white dial, gold hands, steel seconds ditto, cases much worn; 1 silver Geneva lever watch, open face, white dial, gold hands, steel seconds ditto, engine- turned cases; 1 lady's long gold guard, small flat link pattern ; 1 lady's gold necklet, consisting of four small chains ( same pattern as guard), snap fastening ( catch broken); 1 lady's gold keeper ring ( chased); 1 lady's gold dress ring, set tur- quoise and small diamond at each side ; 2 pairs gold earrings, pattern, two horseshoes combined; 1 pair small gold eardrops, with small hook at bottom of each drop ; 1 pair gold earrings, large size, with fringe at bottom ; 1 black leather purse, steel clasp, containing 3 lion shillings. Information to the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Salford. List of License Holders, Supervisees, and Expirees who have been apprehended during the month of March, 1887, with the results, 5c. Office No. NAME. " 31935 JAMES HAYES 22255 EDWARD PESEKTT i8936 PATRICK BRYAN 19350 WILLIAM HENRY HOSIER 32012 [ GEORGE WILLIAMS 28687 THOMAS CURTAIN 27951 WILLIAM JOHNSON 31768 WILLIAM GIBBS 27417 SAMUEL HAMMOND 10249 JULIUS H. CANE 26903 JAMES CHARLES SMITH 32327 JAMES MANNING 15900 CHARLES SMITH 13580 MARGARET KELLY 15061 GEORGE CARTER 22119 HENRY PARKER Fresh Offence with which Charged. Drunkenness Result. Date and Place. REMARKS. Indecent assault Drunkenness Indecent assault Burglary Attempted larceny ( shop) Larceny ( warehouse) ! Burglary Failing to report j False pretences Fraud I Assault on police Fraud Larceny ( person) Robbery Failing to report 10s. or 7 days 2 years hard labour 10s. or 7 days 5 years penal servitude 12 months hard labour 3 months hard labour 15 months hard labour 5 years penal servitude 7 days hard labour 203. or 3 months hard labour 5 years penal servitude 40s. or 1 month hard labour Acquitted 3 months hard labour 13 months hard labour 2 months hard labour 1st March, 1887, Wandsworth License Holder. Police Court 1st March, 1887, Central Cri- Expiree. minal Court 1st March, 1887, Lambeth Expiree. Police Court 1st March, 1887, Central Cri- Expiree. minal Court Ist March, 1887, Central Cri- License Holder. minal Court 2nd March, 1887, Mansion- Supervisee. house Police Court 2nd March, 1887, Central Cri- Expiree. minal Court 3rd March, 1887, Central Cri- License Holder. minal Court 4th March, 1887, Clerkenwell Supervisee. Police Court 4thMarch, 1887, Marlborough- Expiree; street Police Court 4th March, 1887, Central Cri- Expiree. minal Court 3rd March, 1887, Worship- Expiree. street Police Court 4th March, 1S87, Central Cri- Expiree. minal Court 5th March, 1887, Southwark Expiree. Police Court 5th March, 1887, Central Cri- Expiree. minal Court 5th March. 1887, Worship- Supervisee, street Police Court 6 Office No NAME. MICHAEL MURPHY GEORGE THOMPSON HENRY LAMB WILLIAM SAUNDERS EMMA WILSON GEORGE CARROLL JAMES BUCKLEY CORNELIUS LEARY WILLIAM TAYLOR ALBERT BIRD JAMES BOTHROYD JAMES BOTHROYD JAMES NORTH JAMES HURLEY JAMES MURPHY GEORGE MCDONALD FREDERICK WAINER JEREMIAH MCCARTHY PATRICK RYAN JOSEPH HURST ELI FAIRCLO I'GH CHARLES S. BUTLER HENRY COATSWORTE GEORGE WILLIAMS JOSEPH SWEENEY JOSEPH PARROTT GEORGE SMITH MARY ANN BRYAN WILLIAM WARREN HENRY JONES GEORGE EDWARDS JOHN RAYTON PATRICK CARMOODY JOHN SMITH ALFRED BROOKS GEORGE MOSS GEORGE MORRIS RICHARD PERRY MARGARET CAMERON BENJAMIN SMITH THOMAS GORRA JOHN MCCABE MATTHEW BRIAN JOSEPH HENRY JACKSON THOMAS WARD 11756 JANE GREEN 26629 JOHN BROWN WALTER EDWARD LORD JAMES HUNTLEY JOHN DALY THOMAS CORNLEY JOSEPH SHAW Fresh Offence with which Charged. Felony Burglary Result. Date and Place. Acquitted 5 years penal servitude Possessing housebreaking 7 years penal servitude implements Failing to notify change 3 months hard labour of residence Larceny ( shop) Housebreaking Carnally knowing, etc. Larceny Larceny ( person) ' Assault i Larceny Drunk Larceny Larceny ( person) Larceny Larceny ( shop) Found on enclosed pre- mises Drunkenness and assault on police Drunkenness Drunkenness Larceny Selling spirits without a license Selling beer without; a license Selling wine without a license Selling tobacco without a license iBegging Attempted burglary 12 months hard labour 10 years penal servitude Discharged Discharged 5 years penal servitude and 2 years police supervision Discharged 7th March, 1887, Middlesex Sessions 5th March, 1887, Central Cri- minal Court 8th March, 1887, Middlesex Sessions 8th March, 1887, West Ham Police Court 7th March, 1887, Surrey Ses. sions 10th March, 1887, Surrey Ses sions 10th March, 1887, Southwark Police Court 8th March, 1887, Middlesex Sessions 8th March, 1887, Middlesex Sessions REMARKS. Discharged 5s. 5 years penal servitude Discharged 14 days hard labour and 8th March, 1887, Thame.' Police Court 10th March, 188C, Edmontor Petty Sessions 2nd March, 1887, EdmontoD Petty Sessions 8th March, 1887, Surrey Ses- sions 10th March, 1887, Worship- street Police Court 9th March, 1887, Middlesex to complete unexpired Sessions term of former sentence 14 days hard labour and 9th March, 1887, Middlesex to complete unexpired Sessions License Holder. Supervisee. License Holder. Supervisee. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. License Holder. License Holder. Drunk and disorderly Assault on police Gambling Larceny ( person) Larceny Robbery Assault Felony Suspected person Assault Larceny Game trespass Felony Game trespass Drunkenness ' Larceny Assault on police Disorderly conduct Larceny ( person) Drunk and disorderly Felony Drunkenness and wilful damage j Larceny ( person) . Robbery Burglary Burglary Felony Charged under section 7 and 8, P. C. A. Burglary term of former sentence 0 weeks hard labour 7 days hard labour 5s. or 5 day3 5s. or 7 days 18 months hard labour Fined £ 50 or 1 month Fined £ 20 or 14 days Fined £ 20 or 14 days Fined £ 50 or 1 month 7 days hard labour 12 months hard labour & to complete unexpired time of former sentence 21 days hard labour 12th March, 1887, Southwark Police Court 16th March, 1887, Thames Police Court 25th March, 1887, Lambeth Police Court 10th March, 1887, Southwark Police Court 1st March, 1887, Liverpool h 16th March, 1887, Bow- street Police Court J 16th March, 188G, Westmin- ster Police Court 1st March, 1886, Central Cri minal Court supervisee. Supervisee. Supervisee. Expiree. Supervisee. License Holder. License Holder. Expiree. Supervisee. Expiree. License Holder. Supervisee. Supervisee. License Holder. License Holder 18th March, 1886, Dow- street Supervisee. Police Court 40s. or 1 month hard 3rd March, 1887, Worship- Supervisee labour street Police Court 40s. or 1 month 3rd March, 1887, Worship- Supervisee. street Police Court 6 years penal servitude 22nd March, 1887, Middlesex Supervisee. Sessions 12 months hard labour 22nd March, 1887, Middlesex Supervisee. Sessions 7 years penal servitude 1st March, 1887, Liverpool Expiree, and 7 years police su- pervision 21st March, 1887, Worship- Supervisee. street Police Court 21st March, 1887, Middlesex Expiree. Sessions 23rd March, 1887, Marylebone Supervisee. Police Court 21st March, 1887, Marylebone License Holder,. Police Court 24th March, 1887, Lambeth Supervisee. Police Court Fined 20s. or 14 days Acquitted Discharged with a caution 1 month hard labour 1 month hard labour and cautioned as to future conduct £ o, and 15s. 6d. costs, or 26th March, 1887, OngarExpiree. 2 months Petty Sessions 1 month hard labour 7th March, 1887, Worship License Holder- street Police Court £(> and 15s. 6d. costs or 2 26th March, 1887, Ongar License Holder. months 3s. or 3 days 21 days hard labour 2 months hard labour Discharged 10 days hard labour Fined 2s. 6d. 2 months hard labour Petty Sessions 28th March, 1887, Hammer-| Supervisee. smith Police Court 28th March, 1887, Lambeth Expiree. Police Court 28th March, 1887, Worship- Supervisee. street Police Court 25th March, 1887, Clerkenwell Supervisee. Police Court 28th March, 1887, Thames Supervisee. Police Court 29th March, 1887, Central Expiree. Criminal Court Fined 20s. and £ 2 10s. 28th March, 1887, Harumer- jSupervisoe. damages or 1 month smith Police Court hard labour 23rd March, 1887, Middlesex Supervisee. Sessions 29th March, 1887, Central Expiree. Criminal Court 29th March, 1887, Central Expiree. Criminal Court 29th March, 1887, Central Expiree. Criminal Court 29th March, 1887, Worship Supervisee. street Police Court 31st March, 1887, Thames Supervisee. Police Court 30th March, 1887, Central Supervisee. Court Acquitted Acquitted 12 months hard labour Acquitted 14 days hard labour Discharged with a strict caution 5 years penal servitude FBIDAT, APRIL 8, 1887. THE POLICE GAZETTE. MISSING. — WILLIAM COOK TOWNSEND, late of Minster Lovel, Oxfordshire, England; farmer. Last heard of August, 1881, in Cardiff, Wales. If dead, anyone supply- ing proof of death will be rewarded. If living, he may hear of something to his advantage by communicating with H. J. • Skinner, Solicitor, 116, Strand, London. LOST, between Welbeck- street and Ben- tinck- street, on Saturday, April 2, at 4.30, two OFFICIAL DOCU- MENTS, one a Government despatch, in print, the other in manuscript, on foolscap paper, and two copies in manuscript— if e ward of 10s. on return to E. Parry, 4 Bcntinck- street, Manchester- square. LEFT his home at Folkestone, about seven weeks since, ALBERT KEN- NEDY, age 15, height 4 ft. 2 or 3 in., • complexion and hair fair, eyes blue; dress, brown jacket, blue vest, grey trou- sers, black felt hat, white scarf, lace boots. Will probably endeavour to enlist.— Infor- mation to Supt. Taylor, Folkestone. MISSING from his home, in this Borough, since Friday, 25th March, 1887, JAMES STONE, a Telegraph Inspector, age 38, height 5 ft. 11 in., hair brown, whiskers, beard, and moustache ( cut short) light brown, complexion fresh, walks wide as though he had been accus- tomed to riding ; dressed in light Chester- field overcoat, brown high- crowned hat, grey jacket and vest, and a navy blue car- digan jacket under his vest, dark blue mix- ture trousers; silver watch and gold fetter link guard, with red stone seal attached; had with him a brown leather desk bag containing post- office documents connected with the Telegraph Department. Has railway passes for the North Midland Dis- trict, signed " Geo. H. Comport." He has been in a very depressed state recently, supposed from overwork, and when last seen was very excited. Please cause every inquiiy to be made in your district, and any information obtained be good enough to communicate at once to J. 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In travelling across the desert, scouts upon camels and dromedaries are sent off in every direction to scour the country and look for springs of water. When these are discovered, the finder immediately calls aloud to the nearest " Come," and this one repeats the word " Come " to the next; and so this passes from one to another • until all hear and are gathered at the well. Now we must do the same. We must raise the cry " Come." " Come unto Me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." It is the Lord Him self who says " Come ; " and He says " Come unto Me "— to Himself; not to a fellow- creature, not to a doctrine, but to Himself. For everyone must come for himself or herself, and have individually a personal dealing with the Lord. All are to come, for all are weary and heavy laden, and sin is the greatest burden of all. " Come now, and let us reason together, saith the Lord ; though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow.'' And all are to take His yoke, to be His disciples and followers of Christ. Then the promise is sure. ' I will give rest "( of consciencc), " and ye shall find rest" ( of heart) all in Him. His own proclamation is, " If any man thirst, let him come unto me and drink. io Zaccheus He said, " Make haste and come down, for to- day I must abide at thy house." The Spirit cf Christ proclaims, " Ho ! everyone that thirsteth, come. The Blessed Saviour declares, " He that cometli to Me shall never hunger, and Him that cometh to Me I will in no wise cast out." Philip, when he had found the Saviour, called, " Come and see the woman of Samaria testified ! Come ! bee . Is not this the Christ ? " Come! " This man receiveth sinners." " Jesus is come to seek and to save that which was lost. " Be it unto thee even as thou wilt.' n The Man of Sorrows says " Weep not. '' All things are now ready."' Come without delay ! Come to Jesus ! Come now ! Come ! 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