GAZETTE. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1889. VOL. VI.. No. 532. R E < 3 U L A 1. All announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all communications upon them, should be addressed to THE EDITOE OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, GEEAT SCOTLAND YAED, LONDON, S. W. . 2. Particulars concerning persons uhote apprehension is sought will be inserted in one issue of the POLICE GAZETTE, if they are sufficient to enable artion 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 I the article in question to be thereby identified 4. In all cases where a reward is offered the name and address of some person responsible for the payment must be given, and the exact conditions be clearly stated. 6. 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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 circular of the 7th of November, 1883. 3.— It is particularly requested that any complaints % s 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. NOTICE. EXTRADITION. A Declaration was signed in London on the 2lst of April, 1887, between the British and Belgian Govern- ments, for amending Article I. of the Extradition Treaty of 20th May, 1876. The amended Article will henceforth read as follows:— " It is agreed that Her Britannic Majesty and his Majesty the King of the Belgians shall, on requisition made in their name by their respective Diplomatic Agents, deliver up to each other, reciprocally, any persons who, being accused or convicted as principals or accessories of the crimes hereinafter specified, com- mitted within the territories of the requiring party shall be found within the territories of the other party." " In no case, nor under any consideration whatever, shall the High Contracting Parties be bound to surrend their own subjects whether by birth or naturalisation.'' The result of the modification in the Treaty is that either Government may deliver up its own subjects to the other Government, but can not be considered bound to do so. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT* 1-— A Division.— For forgery and uttering a cheque, and larceny ( toc? sr « r)- ETHEL HENDERSON, alias SMITH and McDONALD, a servant, age about 22, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion fresh, hair ( frizzed in front) dark, eyes brown, stoops whsn walking, slightly round- shouldered; dress, supposed astrachan jacket or dolman, grey skirt, navy blue hat, turned up at side. Is also wanted at Hastings for felony. Supposed native of Inverness. 2.— A Division.— For embezzlement— JOSEPH JOHN NOLAN, age 19, height 5 ft., complexion fair, hair light, no whiskers or moustache, eyes brown, scar from burn right side of face, which disfigures eye and mouth, slightly bow- legged, quick movements ; dress, short black melton overcoat, dark check suit, side- spring boots, brown hard felt hat. A native of Leytonstone. Warrant issued. 3,— G Division.— Woodcut portrait and descrip- tion of SIDNEY SILVER TOWLER, whose appre- hension is sought for larceny— age 27, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fair, hair and moustache ( heavy) light brown; dress, blue cloth overcoat with black velvet collar, dark grey diagonal suit, brown hard felt hat. A pawnbroker's assistant; native of Barton Stacey, near Winchester. ( See Case JVo. 2, 21si! ult.) £ 5 SEWARD, 4,— M Division.— Woodcut portrait and descrip- tion of GEORGE ALIOTH, alias BODMAN and CHOISEUL, whose apprehension is sought for obtain- ing goods by false pretences in Jersey— age 21, height 5 ft. 6 in., slight build, complexion fresh, hair parted on side and comes down over forehead, very little hair on upper lip. A Frenchman. Warrant issued. The above reward will be paid by the Mayor and Chief of Police, Jersey, for the apprehension and con- viction of Alioth. 5.— T Division.— Woodcut portrait and descrip- tion of GEORGE SELWAY ADAMS, whose appre- hension is sought for stealing, 14th ult.—£ 61 gold, 2 gold rings ( one dress set 5 stones, one chased keeper), and a lady's silver Geneva watch, No. 1473— age 26, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion fair, hair light, clean shaved, scar back of head left side ; dress, black cloth suit, black scarf with blue stripes, side- spring boots, black hard felt hat. Served in the 18th Hussars in name of George Adams, and has been attached to the Army Reserve for the last 16 months. 6.— V Division.— For larceny ( servant)—. JAMES HUNT, age 21, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion fair, 54 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1889. LANCASHIRE. 48.— Kirkham ( County).— Committed for trial at the next Preston Assizes, for stealing £ 79 from the Post Office, Poulton- le- Fylde— JAMES WALKER, alias CHARLES ANDREWS, CHARLES WM. JACKSON, and JAMES WM. THOMPSON, age 19, height 5ft. 2in., complexion sallow, hair dark brown, eyes grey, three small scars on forehead, mole point of chin and left side of neck, E tattooed left forearm, indistinct blue dot on wrist, deformity of chest ( commonly called pigeon- breasted). Supposed wanted for similar offences. Found at his lodgings a number of pawn- tickets ( one for calf- skin rug, pledged 9th April, 1888 ; one for timepiece, 22nd May, 1888 ; one for pair of blankets and counterpane, 12th May, 1888, all in name of Thomas Andrews, with Messrs. Colburn and Smith, 6 and 8, Duncan- street, Leeds]; one for 15 carat gold necklet in round case, and a 15- carat gold locket, large plain centre, engraved near side, pledged 30th January, 1888, with Messrs. Middleton and Pollard, 143, Briggate, Leeds; one for carving knife and fork, buckhorn handle, with silver- plated mounts; and Scotch plaid travelling rug, pledged 15th December, 1888; one for leather hat box, with cardinal lining, con- taining a lady's fan, with feathers and tortoiseshell handle, 19tli December; a lady's 18- carat diamond ring, single stone surrounded with small corals, marked K. Z., 1/ s Cr. Bro, 22nd December, all pledged with W. H. Wood Bros., 87, New- street, Birmingham, in name of John Williams; one for two gold rings ( one 18- carat, with " Mizpah " in raised letters, milled edge; one 15- carat, plain hoop, " Mizpah " in raised letters thereon), pledged 30th July, 1888, with Mr. John Smith, 81 and 83, Cromac- street, Belfast, in name of Thomas Andrews. Information to Supt. Stafford, Kirkham. NORTHUMBERLAND. 49.— Hexham ( County).— Committed for trial, for larceny ( bailee)— JAMES SWAN, age 24, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion pale, hair brown, twitches his mouth, slight scar near left eye, cut mark between thumb and forefinger left hand, right shoulder higher than left; dress, long orange- and- black check over- coat with cape, dark tweed suit, light cloth cap. States he is a native of Kitty Brewster, Aberdeen- shire. Supposed previously convicted and wanted for other offences. ( See Case No. 27, 6th January, 1888.) Photograph will be forwarded on application. Information to Captain Terry, Chief Constable, Morpeth, or to Supt. Harkes, Hexham. See Latest Information PROPERTY STOLEN, CHESHIRE. 50.— Stockport ( Borough).— ult.— 3 mufflers ( two with white stripes, one with dark). 25th ult. — A pair of women's side- spring boots, size 5, kid uppers, pattern worked on toe. 26th ult.— A pair of men's watertight boots, size 8 or 9, heavily nailed, toe caps, stiffening sewn outside. 26th ult.— A black quilted skirt, trimming on quilt- Information to Lieut.- Col. Staples, Chief Constable, Stockport. FLINTSHIRE. 51.— Holywell ( County).- 28th ult,, at Bagillt- A dark tweed single- breasted overcoat, with black lining, braid near bottom button has been repaired ; a pair of dark tweed narrow striped trousers, calico lining ; a pair of men's light iace boots, size 7 ; and a pair of side- spring boots, size 8. Information to Supt. Hughes, Holywell. KENT. 52.— West Mailing ( County).— About 3rd De- cember last— A double- barrel breechloading gun, small piece of rust on right barrel, " Adams, Finsbury Pave- ment," on barrel underneath fore part of stock. Information to Supt. Hulse, West Mailing. LANCASHIRE. 53.— Salford ( Borough).— 23rd ult., by house- breaking— A black cloth overcoat, 2 pockets outside one inside, " Waddington " stitched inside shoulder, much worn; a new black macintosh Inverness, " Waddington " stitched inside shoulder ; 2 pairs side- spring boots ; 1 pair lace boots, kid uppers ; about 12 white damask tablecloths, some marked " W." in red cotton ; about 6 unbleached tablecloths, some two and some one yard square; a number of kitchen towels; and a pair of large cotton sheets, marked " W." in red cotton. Information to Supt. Donohoe, Salford. SUSSEX ( EAST). £ 200 REWARD. 54.— Brighton ( Borough).—'. 22nd ult.—' 2 diamond necklets, fancy pattern, both similar in pattern, but one is much smaller than the other, and can be altered into a tiara ; 1 large diamond bird brooch, one small stone missing ; 1 bird brooch, smaller size; 4 diamond crescent brooches, single rows, various sizes; 1 dia- mond and sapphire crescent brooch, one row sapphire and one row diamonds, with small star inside the cres- cent ; 1 do., similar, but rubies instead of sapphires; 1 round diamond brooch, which forms a pendant; 1 large single stone diamond bracelet, stone a little off colour; 1 three- row diamond and sapphire bracelet, row of sapphires between two rows of diamonds; 1 large diamond horseshoe brooch, about 10 carats ; 1 large diamond star brooch ; 1 large single stone dia- mond ring, screws out to form stud or pin, 4- carat stone ; 1 large diamond Marquise ring; several three- row diamond and ruby, and diamond and sapphire rings, and opal and diamond ; about 2 dozen half hoop diamond rings, various sizes ; 1 half hoop emerald ring, and diamond and emerald cluster do.; 2 large diamond horseshoe pins, and several smaller do.; 2 large dia- mond and sapphire horseshoe pins ( one small diamond and ruby do., and one small diamond and sapphire do.); 1 cluster diamond pin, pear shape ; 1 diamond with opal centre, pin and stone; diamond and pearl do.; about 8 dozen gem rings, including diamonds and sapphires, and diamond and ruby, half- hoops and clusters, pearl and coral rings, pearl and diamond do., opal and pearl do. ; a number of diamond fichu brooches, sporting patterns, & c. , about 150 gold brooches, various patterns, sporting, curb, horseshoe whip and shoe, & c.; about 130 9 and 15 carat gold bracelets and bangles, of various patterns; about 1 dozen curb and padlock chain bracelets; 4 large curb oxydised silver and gold chain bracelets ; about 15 ladies' new Victoria gold alberts, with ball pendants about 20 ladies' alberts, with tassels attached ; about 30 gentlemen's alberts, 9, 15, and 18 carat, various patterns, in curb, fetter links, and other patterns ; 1 heavy 18- carat double albert, fancy fetter links ; 1 gold and platinum double albert; a number of gentlemen's 9, 15, and 18- carat signet rings, with stones and with- out ; a number of 18 carat fancy knot rings ; a number of 18 and 9 carat keeper rings, basket pattern, & c.; about 2£ dozen 22 carat wedding- rings; 1 very wide 18- carat coloured Belcher ring ; 3 do , smaller ; about 15 gold pencil- cases ; 2 gold penknives ; and 2 gold cigar cutters ; about 12 or 15 carat gold compass seals and pendants ; 3 gold glove button hooks ; a large number of breast pins, about 100 or 130, various shapes, sizes and patterns ; about 25 ladies' gold key- less watches, Swiss make, 14 and 18 carat cases, opened face, and demi- hunting cases, numbers 55875, 55874, 86028, 94362, 81572, 9553, 86016, 55442, 80431, 86241, 86233, 86238, 13376, 13361, 81140, 86242, 85332, 55939, 55935, 55888, 30805 ; 1 gentleman's Geneva lever demi- hunting watch, engraved case, No. 24439; several gentlemen's Geneva lever watches, 14 and 18 carat cases, Nos. 8713, 22715, 52116 ; 1 gentleman's English lever centre seconds watch, with hunting case, No. 16001, name " C. Allen, 59, King's- road, Brighton"; 1 do , demi- hunting case, No. 4039, " C. Allen," & c.; 1 open- face crystal glass gentleman's gold watch, centre seconds, No. 16001, marked inside of outer case " s /- /-," inside dome " N /- /-" ; 1 gold English lever hunt- ing watch, No. 4995, " C. Allen," & c. ; 2 large gentle- men's demi- hunting watches, centre seconds, heavy 18- carat cases, with blue enamelled figures on cases, Nos. sal?, siii- both marked " C. Allen, 59, King's- road, Brighton." Most of the articles will be marked inside or on some part with private mark, S. U. C. K. B. A. D. G. I. N , and stock number from 1 to 2,200. The above reward will be paid by Messrs. Allen and Thompson, of 59, King's- road, Brighton, to any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehen- sion of the thief or thieves, and recovery of the pro- perty, or in proportion to the amount of property re- covered. Information to Chief Constable Terry, Brighton. SUSSEX ( WEST). 55,— Chichester ( County).— 22nd ult., by burg- lary— A gentleman's gold hunting watch, " W. L. C." on outside of case, " Wm. L. Collard, Old Tree," inside ; a large silver watch, with gold figures, " Hay- ward " inside case ; a lady's gold open- face ditto, No- 95181, maker " W. C. Woodruff " ; a small silver verge ditto ; 2 ladies' long gold chains ( one with locket, & c., attached); a short silver chain, with telescope pencil- case ; a gentleman's silver ditto, with horseshoe key and three coins attached ; a lady's gold neck- chain, with locket, " R. R. C." thereon, containing photographs of two ladies, attached; 2 pairs sleeve links ( one gold, one silver); a set of gold shirt studs ; a silver scarf pin, Maltese cross pattern ; a silver brooch, lily pattern; a small tortoiseshell box ; a small cross, set pearls; a coral necklet ; 10 gold rings ( one with hair round outside, " Duke " and date inside • one square- shaped, set pearls ; one set ruby and diamonds; one set emeralds); a gold brooch and locket combined, brooch set turquoise ; 1 pair gold bracelets. Information to Supt. Clarke, Chichester. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). 56.— Hull ( Borough).— 23rd ult., a dark brown overcoat, with black velvet collar, light check sleeve lining, " Le Hughes, Aldersgate- street, London," inside collar. 25th ult., a dull black leather bag, containing soiled linen, hair brush, cash- book, writing- book, meerschaum pipe ( broken) and case, photographs, etc. 26th ult.— an Egyptian medal dated 1882, " John Carroll, H. M. S. Carysfort," engraved on edge, with bar for " Soudan, 1884.' 22th ult.— a blue nap overcoat, 3 pockets outside, 1 inside; 1 pair black twill trousers ; 1 pair grey elastic brace3 ( new), 1 mixture cloth jacket; 1 pocket- book containing letters, etc.; 1 meerschaum pipe; and a purse containing 27s. Information to Captain Gurney, Chief Constable Hull. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 57.— Sheffield ( Borough).— 19th ult., by house- breaking— A lady's small Geneva watch, No. 4551, silver dial, geld figures, long gold guard, very small links, attached ; a pair of gold earrings ( a bird stand- ing on a globe, with a ball above, attached to the wire). Information to Chief Constable Jackson, Sheffield. ANIMALS, F- TQ., STOLEN. STAFFORDSHIRE. 58.— Burslem ( County).— 24th ult., a brown mare, 4 years, 14 hands 2 in., white mark down face, hind fetlocks white. Information to Chief Supt. Hill, Burslem. PERSONS OR BODIES FOUND. SURREY. 59.— Cherfsey ( County).— In the River Thames at Weybridge, 25th ult., a man, age 40 to 45, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion fresh, hair, moustache, and imperial dark sandy, eyes grey, scars on upper part of both forearms, military appearance ; dress, grey cloth coat with velvet collar ( nearly new), black cloth vest, dark tweed trousers, striped cotton shiit, lace ( pegged) boots ( old). Information to Supt. Bungard, Chertsey. APPREHENSIONS. 60.— Metropolitan Police District, V Divi- sion.— HENRY GEORGE FOGG, Case No. 17,14th December last. 61.— Durham, Barnard Castle ( County).— License Holder ROBERT WORKMAN, Office No- 36792, Case No. 80, 25th ult. 62.— Lancashire, Bootle ( County).— Super- visee JOHN WILLIAMS, Office No. 32174, Case No- 13, 11th ult. 63.— Lancashire, Old Trafford ( County).— Supervisee ELLEN DOYLE, Office No. 32272, GAZETTE, 25tli ult. 64.— Lancashire, Liverpool ( City).— Super- visee JAMES BAXENDALE, Office No. 26007, GAZETTE, 9th March, 1888, not to be arrested. 65.— Lancashire, Blackburn ( Borough).— Supervisee JOSEPH HAYES, Office No. 23662, GAZETTE, 14th October, 1887. 66.— Lancashire, Burnley ( Borough).— Super visee ELLEN ROBINSON, Csse No. 17, 11th ult. 67.— Lincolnshire, Winterton ( County).— WILLIAM HANDSLEY, alias JARVIS, Case No. 31, 25th ult., and property recovered. 68.— Monmouthshire, Newport ( Borough).— JOHN CROMWELL, Case No. 30, 18th ult. 69 — Norfolk, East Harling ( County).— WILLIAM ROBINSON, Case No. 39, 30th Novem- ber last. 70. -- Rutlandshire, Oakham ( County).— GEORGE EDMONDS, Case No. 34, 25th ult. 71.— Yorkshire, E. R., Hull (. Borow^).- Super- visee ALFRED WILSON, alias POPON, Office No- 30785, Case No. 31, 9th November last. 72.— Yorkshire ( W. R.), Pontefract ( County). - FRANCIS W. SWIFT, Case No. 46, 25th ult. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1889. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. LATEST INFORMATION* APPREHEN81QN8 SOUGHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT* 73.— C Division.— Facsimile of handwriting of EDWARD G. BARCLAY, alias JOSEPH WILLIAM MURRAY and HARRY CHARD GLYN, whose apprehension is sought for obtaining jewellery by means of a fictitious cheque on Messrs. Hopkinson and Son's Bank, Regent- street, age 25, height 5 ft. 11 plexion fair, hair light brown, whiskers, beard, ( thick on chin and cut close) and moustache brown, eyes grey, fresh scar near temple; dress, long light brown overcoat, tweed vest, thin twill or moleskin trousers— all old and dirty. A native of Yorkshire. Information to Supt. Wenliam, West Mailing. MONMOUTHSHIRE. 75.— Newport [ County).— For burglary and steal- ing a gold albert chain, Spanish knot pattern, " Dyer" stamped on swivel— DANIEL HARPER or INGLE- hazel, scar centre of forehead, woman tattooed one arm and woman with snakes the other; dress, blue serge jacket, and white moleskin trousers ( new), blue midshipman's cap. Has been in the Army. A native of Briston, Norfolk.— JOHN SMITH, age 24, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., complexion dark, hair brown, mous- tache dark, full round face; dress, blue monkey jacket, cord trousers, and navvy's cap. A native of Norwich! Warrant issued. Information to Inspector Parr, Holt. in., complexion fresh, hair brown, moustache ( slight) light, eye3 hazel, very large hands, particularly large thumbs, right thumb nail bitten short, of superior address and manners, military appearance ; dress, long light overcoat with cape, brown bowler hat. A native of Barnet. Is also a deserter from the Commissariat and Transport Corp3 at Woolwich. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. KENT. 74.— West Mailing ( County).— For stealing between 19th and 24th inst., at Kennington— 1 pair Scotch pebble earrings, silver setting ; 1 nickel- silver earring, star shape; several old bronze coins; and 4 linen shirts, makers, " Hope Brothers, Ludgate- hill, London," may have " Millton " in ink on neck- band— GEORGE LEFLEY, age 25, height 5 ft. 4 in., com- TON, age 19 to 21, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion pale, hair brown, c'ean smart appearance, frequents coffee taverns ; dress, dark coat, trousers, and vest, white muffler, dark cloth cap with peak, and bow tied on front. Supposed native of London. Is also wanted for several other burglaries. ( See Case No. 57, 25th ult.) Information to Supt. Bosanquet, Newport. NORFOLK. 76.— Holt ( County).— For feloniously assaulting a man with intent to do him grievous bodily harm at Edgefield, 17th ult.— ROBERT LARGE, age 21, height 6 ft. 1 in., complexion pale, hair brown, boyish face, slight scar on right cheek, walks with a slight spring ; dress, blue serge jacket ( new), two outside pockets stitched on, white moleskin trousers ( rather worn), blue midshipman's cap. A native of Lenwade, Norfolk.— WILLIAM HUBBORD, age 23, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion dark, hair brown, eyes light NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. 77.— Mansfield ( County).— For obtaining by false pretences, 18th ult., 18 stones of flour, " Howard John- son, Weston Mill,' on bag; 1 eight- day clock, light ash case, wooden pendulum with brass ball ; 2 metal saucepans ( one gallon and five quarls); 2 zinc buckets, 1 pair of plough lines, 1 shovel, 1 bass broom, 2 paraffin lamps, 8 yards wire netting, 2 pairs men's shooting boots, stitched in waist and sprigged in soles, sizes 7 and 8 ; 1 pair lady's button boot?, levant tops, size 5 ; and 1 17- gallon cask of ale, No. 4520, " Mans- field Brewery Company " on ends— A WOMAN, ago 35 to 40, height 5 ft 4 or 5 in., complexion fresh, hair very dark brown, eyes light grey, appearance of a farmer's wife. This woman ordered the goods, stating they were for a gentleman in the neighbourhood ( false), and she afterwards called for them with a pony in low condition and a market cart. Information to Supt. Tomasson, Mansfield. STAFFORDSHIRE, 78.— Brown hi lis ( County).— For rape at Rushall, 27th ult.— MARK BRANNAN, age about 26, height 5 ft. 10 in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache light brown, eyes hazel; dress, dark blue pilot coat, brown cord trousers, white muffler, lace boots. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Barrett, Brownhills, Walsall. PERSONS IN_ CUSTODY. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 79.— Isle of Ely ( County).— Remanded till 17th inst. for larceny— WILLIAM MURRAY, age 60, height 5 ft. 5£ in., complexion sallow, hair and eyes grey, clean- shaved, scar on forehead, bridge of nose, and back of head, ruptured right side; dress, brown coat, speckled cloth trousers, lace boots, black felt hat. A tramping barber; native of Greenock. Supposed previously convicted, and wanted for other offences. Information to Inspector King, Whittlesey, Isle of Ely- The apprehension of the undermentioned persons is sought for failing to report under the Provisions of the Prevention of Crimes Act. The Police Force requiring the capture is notified under the name of the person, with the exception of the Metropolitan District, which is shown by the letters C. 0. ( Con- vict Office). In all cases where a warrant has been granted, notification will follow name of Force desiring capture. In the event of the capture of persons circulated from C. 0., information is to be forwarded to the Assistant Commissioner, Convict Office, Great Scotland Yard S. W. The remainder to the Chief Constable of the Police District named. Name, Metropolitan Police Office No., and Force Desiring Capture. AGE. H GHT. COM. HAIE. EYES. REMARKS. Conviction, Prison Register No., and Date Liberated. LICENSE HOLDERS. JAMES WHITE, alias ROBERT 27 WHITE and WILLIAM BRYAN, 36070. C. O. EUGENE MOORE, 33282. C. O. 32 ROBERT KIDD, 32961. C. O. 58 JOHN GREEN, alias EDWARD WIL- 44 LIAMS, 36635. C. O. WALTER GREEN, alias JAMES 41 BEVIS and GEO. SEYMOUR. 36636 C. O. GEO. DURAS, alias MARK HIAMS, 73 GEO. DORSETT, and MARK BENJAMIN, 36591. C. O. MARY GOULDEN, alias MARY 39 SMITH and MARY RAWLINSON, 34722 Burnley ( Borough) RALPH FIELD, alias GORE and 64 HAWICK, 36089. Manchester ( City) JOHN HOWARTH, alias BOUGH, 36 . 36176. Manchester ( City) FREDERICK ALLCOCK, 36429. 38 Manchester ( City) JAMES MOGER, 35600. Newport, 54 Isle of Wight ( County) 5 6 5 2 dark dkbrn sal low 5 7 sallow 5 7 5 2 5 6 5 2 5 4 fresh sallow sallow dark dkbrn brn ( bald) brn ( bald) brn ( prtly bald) grey j( nrly 1 bald) brn dark hazel brn light blue light blue grey Cross, three blue dots, anchor, and cross and ( lost | anchor, and rope on left arm, lost first joint right) left great toe hazel Crucifix on right arm, cross swords, heart, and anchor left sallow grey dark | dkbrn fre3h fresh It brn £ rey ( bald) Pockmarked, nose inclines to right, scars behind Middlesex Sessions, 18th August, 1884, 5 left ear years penal servitude for larceny ( person). Licensed 13th September, 1888. K 706. Cross and O. M. on left arm, 3rd left finger Middlesex Sessions, 11th October, 1886, 5 injured ' years penal servitude for attempted rape. ! Licensed 2nd July, 1887. M 401. Seaman holding a flag in left hand and on back Surrey Sessions, lst September, 1879, t 10 of left forearm, sight of left eye defective Mole near left nipple brn hazel hazel grey grey Right ear slit, scars on left eyebrow, both wrists, right hand, tliumb3, and leg3 Three female figures drinking on muscles, two flags and angel outside right arm, zebra, S. Ganello, wreath, S. C. G. on front of left arm Left testicle enlarged, scar on left eyebrow Bridge of no3e broken, scars on head Pockmarked, mole left armpit, bow- legged, right big toe out of joint years penal servitude for larceny. Li- censed 20th May, 1887. T F 158. Lincoln, 8th January, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 17th December, 1888. L 43. Central Criminal Court, 28th March, 1881, 10 years penal servitude for burglary. Licensed 14th December, 1888. Y H 886. Surrey Sessions, 5th April, 1881, 10 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 6th December, 1888. VH491. Bolton, 10th July, 1884, 5 years penal servi- tude for larceny. Licensed 28th January, 1888. K 54. Manchester, 30tli September, 1884, 5 years penal servitude and 3 years _ police supervision for shopbreaking. Licensed 8th September, 1888. Wakefield, 13th October, 1884, 5 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny. Licensed 9th October, 1888. K 896. Swansea, 31st October, 1881, 8 years penal servitude for arson. Licensed 26th Octo- ber, 1888. Salisbury. 10th July, 1884, 5 years penal servitude for arson. Licensed 4th July, 1888. K 524. 6 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1889. Name, Metropolitan Police Office No., and Force Desiring Capture. AGE. ELLEN MCCARTHY, alias CURLEY and ROSE ANN McGANN, 36221. Old Trafford ( County) JOHN CROMWELL, 35999. Newport, Monmouth ( Borough) RICHARD DAVIES, 35276. Liver- pool ( City) JOSEPH BURKE, alias PATRICK BURKE and BURK, 26788. C. 0. SUPERVISEES. JAMES ROSS, alias JAMES PRIS- SEY, JAMES MAY, JOSEPH PIERCEY, and JOHN P1ERSEY, 35675. C. O. Warrant issued. JOHN GREEN, alias EDWARD BROWN, 28339. C. O. Warrant issued JOHN WOOD, 34298. C. 0. Warrant issued EDWARD THOMPSON, alias JOHN HARRIS, 34666. C. O. Warrant issued EMILY RUSHTON, alias HOP- CROFT, DAVIDSON. CALCRAFT, and RUSHTER, 35699. C. O. War rant issued WILLIAM HENRY PIPER, Office No. 34310. C- O. Warrant issued WILLIAM MOULL, alias TOWER BUNCHER, 22253. C. O. Warrant issued JOHN HAMILTON, alias JOHN M'CARTHY, 31895. C. O. Warrant issued GEO. JONES, alias THOMAS LATHAM, AUGUSTUS LISTER, and THOMAS JONES, 35538. C O. Warrant issued WILLIAM DAVIS, alias HENRY MARTIN, 32936. C. O. Warrant issued HENRY DOVE, alias GEO. WIL LIAMS, JAMES CLARKE, JAMES HARRIS, JAMES MARSHALL, JOHN WILSON, JOHN BEN HAM, 36698. C. O Warrant issued WILLIAM FREDERICK DAVIS, alias GEORGE SMITH, 34567. C. O. Warrant issued WILLIAM BURKE, alias JOHNSON and STEVENS, 36757. C. O. War- rant issued MARY FORD, alias CALLIGAN, 30350. Old Trafford ( County) OHN TAYLOR, 36290. Old Trafford ( County) SARAH CUE, alias KEW and SEE, 35349. Old Trafford ( County) RICHARD HOLT, 36891. Ashton- under- Lyne ( Borough) LAWRENCE BURNS, 35155. ( Man- chester ( City) ROBERT HIGHLAND, alias IRE- LAND, 26203. Manchester ( City) WILLIAM JONES, alias MARSTON and JOSEPH MARSDEN, 36400. Manchester ( City) JAMES KEELEY, alias KEIGHLEY, 35914. Manchester ( City) WILLIAM CARDING, alias CAR- DEN, 29595. Manchester ( City) JOSEPH PREECE, alias MUCKY and MUCKBIRD, 32550. Hereford ( City) JAMES WEBB, 32422. Settle ( County) WILLIAM PATCHETT, 36405. Slea- 1 ford ( County) ROBERT PRICE, 23128. Liverpool ( City) JOSEPH NIGHTINGALE, Bolton ( County) 36201. JOHN THOMAS BAMFORD, 27934. Lancaster ( County) HENRY JOHNSON, alias HENRY McGRATH, 30344. Manchester ( City) JAMES CORBETT, alias COBERT, 36277. Burnley ( Borough) MARKS PULCOVITCH, 35285. Man- chester ( City) JAMES HIDLE, alias THOMAS HALE and ALLEN. 26216. Hull ( Borough) ANNIE BUCHANAN, alias THERESA O'NEILL. 36063. 36 30 51 55 57 40 23 50 41 28 30 28 36 51 36 44 49 47 28 41 48 49 31 37 27 34 29 32 27 29 21 45 40 25 33 30 HGHT. COM. HAIR. EYES. 5 0 5 2 5 10 5 7 5 8 5 6 5 4 5 1 5 3 5 2 5 1 5 5 5 3 5 7 5 4 5 6 5 7 5 2 5 3 5 3 5 5 5 6 5 1 5 7 5 3 5 0 5 8 5 11 5 7 5 4 5 7 5 5 5 5 5 2 5 5 5 7 5 0 fair sallow fresh fresh sallow fair fresh fair pale dark fair sallow dark dark dark fair fresh ? r ckld fresh fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh dark fresh sallow fresh dark fresh fresh dark sallow fresh fresh florid blue brn ( bald front) dkbrn grey | ( nrly bald) | turn, ing grey brn dkbrn grey ( bald) brn dkbrn brn ( getng bald) dkbrn brn grey grey grey REMARKS. Scars on eyebrows, mole between shoulders Scar back of head, mo'es on back and chest Scar on left of neck and left temple Lost 1st and 3rd fingers right hand, scar on lefi of forehead and above left knee it blue Right hand and wrist cripple! bm hazel light hazel weak grey hazel brn turng grey dkbrn dkbrn grey ( bald) brn none wears a wig dk brn brn dkbrn brn dkbrn dkbrn dkbrn brn dkbrn dkbrn dkbrn dark It brn brn dkbrn brn dkbrn brown brown light hazel blue brn grey hazel hazel Artificial left leg Obliterated letters on left forrarm, scars on crown, upper lip, and left cheek Rather deaf, wound on left shoulder- blade Conviction, Prison Register, No. and Date Liberated. Manchester, 16th April, 1884, 5 years penal servitude and. 3 years police supervision for larceny ( person). Licensed 27th Sep- tember, 1888 G K 96. Bristol, 30th July, 1884, 5 years penal servi- tude for fraud. Licensed 27th August, 1888. K 611. Liverpool, 8th May, 1884, 5 years penal ser- vitude for perjury. Licensed 12th May, 1888. Leeds. 11th April, 1881, 10 years penal ser- vitude for fe'ony. Licensed 4th January, 1889. A H 1391. Surrey Sessions, 6th December, 1880, 8 years penal servitude for larceny. B G 349. Middlesex Sessions, 5th February, 1877, 10 years penal servitude and 7 years po: ice supervision for housebreaking. V D 534. Middlesex Sessions, 1st January, 1884, 5 years penal servitude and 3 years police supervision for larceny ( person). K 57. Middlesex Sessions, 5th December, 1881, 5 years penal servitude and 3 years police supervision for larceny. H 1171. Lost several front teeth, scars burns on forehead Middlesex Sessions, 11th October, 1886, 21 months imprisonment and 7 years police supervision for larceny. 6502. Maidstone, 3rd January, 1884, 5 years penal servitude and 3 years police supervision for larceny. K 36. Central Criminal Court, 11th February, 1878, 7 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for burglary. E 160. Middlesex Sessions, 23rd May, 1881, 5 years penal servitude and 3 years police super- vision for larceny. H 500. ' Corporal punishment marks, scars on nose and Middlesex Sessions, 9th August, 1880, 8 each eyebrow years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny. A G 84. Scars on left fingers and wrist Squints, large scar upper part of forehead, birch marks on buttocks Several scars on head, and one on right eyebrow and top lip Mole right of nose, pockmarked jCentral Criminal Court, 12th December, 1881, 7 years penal servitude for larceny. B H 845. Cut between left thumb and forefinger, ruptured Middlesex Sessions, 9tb August, 1880, 7 years right side, scar bridge of nose W. F. Davis on left arm, scar on right forefinger and corner of left eye Lisps, lost part of right thumb hazel Several scars on face, scar on left thumb, right thumb deformed bra grey brn brn grey brn brn blue hazel grey brn blue grey grey It grey blue brn hazel blue Pockmarked on right and mole on left cheek, scar on throat, burn scar back of left hand Scars on both legs and right shoulder, right eye partly closed Scar on bridge of nose and left of forehead Crippled left leg, abscess scars on each side of neck Anchor back of right arm, big toe- nail deformed, fleshy lump top of right foot Crossed flags, anchor, and woman on left fore arm, scar on lefo eyebrow, mole on right hip I. K. B F. left arm, scar on left cheek Flag top of right arm, star, anchor, M. C., and bracelet on left arm, burn scars on face Scars on both lips, three stabs on right upper arm, burn scar on right forearm Large cut under left jiw, soars on left thumb, both knees, and upper lip Two hearts in blue on left forearm ( indistinct) r. J. in circle on left arm, anchor and rope on right arm, blue dot between light thumb and forefinger Mole on left of neck, scar right side of mouth Scar on bridge of nose Back right hand fractured, scars on' 1st and 2nd left fingers, heavy eyebrows Right wrist joint enlarged, birthmark on right breast Scar cn right of f orehead Two moles back of neck Scar on nose, mole back of left wrist, S3ar back of right hand. penal servitude and 3 years police super- vision for larceny. G 754. Surrey Sessions, 31st December, 1878, 10 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. Y E 102. Middlesex Sessions, 24th August, 1885, 22 months imprisonment and 3 years police supervision for larceny ( person). 2883. Manchester, 1st May, 1878, 7 years penal ser- vitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny ( person). E 56. Salford, 9th January, 1888, 9 months im- prisonment and 4 years police supervision for housebreaking. 8017. Salford, 28th May, 1883, 5 years penal servi- tude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. J 53 Salford, 9th January, 1888, 12 months im- prisonment and 4 years police supervision for fowl- stealing. 7585. Salford, 10th January, 1887, 15 months im- prisonment and 4 year3 police supervision for felony. Manchester, 22nd October, 1877, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police super- vision for felony. D 1110. Salford, 24th October, 1887, 12 months im- prisonment and 4 years police supervision for larceny. Manchester, 1st February, 1888, 6 months imprisonment and 3 years polica supervi- sion for shopbreaking. Manchester, 6th January, 1879, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police super- vision for felony. F 45. Hereford, 12th January, 1883, 5 years penal servitude and 5 year3 police supervision for larceny ( person). Preston, 12th August, 1885, 18 months im- prisonment and 7 years police supervision for larceny. 11269. Northampton, 20th October, 1887,12 months imprisonment and 3 years police supervi- sion for larceny. 1361. Liverpool, 3rd November, 1879, 5 years penal servitude and 7 years police super- vision for felony. F 981. Salford, 9th July, 1888, 6 months imprison- ment and 2 years police supervision for larceny. 3271. Salford, 25th February, 1884, 15 months im- prisonment and 4 years police supervision for larceny ( person). 11179. Manchester, 12th January, 1880, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police super- vision for felony. Preston, 6th April, 1887, 18 months hard labour and 5 years police supervision for larceny. 583. Manchester, 8th August, 1887, 9 months im- prisonment and 3 years police supervision for larceny. Hull, 18th October. 1883, 12 months im- prisonment and 12 months police super- vision for larceny. Salford, 9th July, 1888, 2 months imprison- ment and 1 year's police supervision for larceny. 1533. FRIDAV, FEBRUARY 1, 1889* T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 7 THOMAS BROWN RESTARICK, FORMERLY OI Devonport, who left England about 14 years ago, is requested to communicate with Mr. James Willing, Jun., 125, Strand, London, England, when he will hear of something to his advantage. The following is a description of his appearance:— Height about 6 ft., wiry build, sandy hair, rather projecting teeth, conversation somewhat rapid, fond of anecdote, and conver. sant with nautical matters. May have taken a berth on board ship. Has not been heard of by his relatives for the past fourteen years.— Any- one giving information that will lead to Lis dis- covery will be rewarded. R OTJGH COATED AIREDALE TERRIER DOG.— Strayed from 28, St. Luke's road, Westbourne- park, W. r on Wednesday, 16th inst. Colour, iron- grey on back, head, body, and legs light straw; left knee shows a mark where a sore has healed; height at shoulder, 18 or 21 in.; weight 50 lb.— Whoever brings it to the above address will receive £ i reward. TADDY'S HIGH- CLASS TOBACCOS, M <£ 5 REWARD. ASONIC CLOTHING LOST, con- sisting of Past Master's collar and £ 1 REWARD. I^ TISSING, off the premises, 53, Chats- worth- road, Clapton, on Monday, apron, also attache, with presentation ( en- Janua^ 14th> a sma11 rouSh Brown TER- RIER BITCH, with brush tail, weight graved) and other jewels.— The above re- ward will be paid to anyone bringing the same to F. C. McQueen, 181, Tottenham Court- road, London, W. about 5 lb. Answering to the name of " Tiny."— Whosoever finding the same will receive above reward by bringing to Mr. Smith, Butcher, as above. 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I loolied clown upon the harbour below- the two piers stretching out their arms, as it were, to ships m danger, inviting them to come m and find satety and rest seemed to me just a type of the Lord Jesus. He looks upon us, sees our sins and sorrows, knows all the evils that beset us, and in mercy and loving kindness calls aloud, " Come unto Me." Again and again in the Book of Psalms ^ ° ur Lord spoken of as our Refuge ; and in the New Testament this office of His is brought near to us in Christ. He is the Rock cleft for our sins ; the One who shelters beneath His wings ; ( lie Harbour from wind and tempest. There is a sure Refuge for the guilty conscience in His great Atonement, Here the first great. need is met. He died not only as an example but mainly as the Substitute the Propitiation and Sacrifice for the sins of the whole world.' Again, there is asure Refuge in His Almighty Power. He is the Mighty God, has all power in heaven and earth; He can remove difficulty, beat down the fiercest temptation, bring through the wildest storm. He can work in us mightily to will and to do of His good pleasure. " I can do all things through Christ, which strengthened me. FrcmCr weakness we find a Refuge in His Strength Again 1; bere is a sure Refuge in His tender sympathy. Kinder than the kindest nearer than the nearest, more accessible than anyone upon ea. th; when there is no comlort, when home is desolate, when health fails, when means are insufficient, when the heart craves a friend, in Jesus there is a Refuge. *' For the Love of God is broader Than the measures of man's mind; " There is no place where earth's sorrows Are more felt than up in Heaven ; Tbpre is no place where earth's failings Have more kindly judgment giver. And the heart of the eternal Is most wonderfully kind.' 1 " I cried unto Thee, 0, Lord ; I said, Thou art my Refuge/' REV. G. EYEEAED. 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