THE POLICE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1889. VOL. VI., No. 550. R E a U L. A 1. All announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all communications upon them, should be addressed to. THE EDITOB OF TIIE POLICE GAZETTE, GREAT SCOTLAND YABD, 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 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. Portraits of persons whose apprehension is sought for serious offences, and engravings of stolen property, will be prominently inserted, with detailed particulars, at a cost of 16s. per portrait, and of Is. 6d. per photograph or sketch of a stolen article, including the expense of engraving on wood. 6. Every announcement, if for the apprehension of a person, must be guaranteed by the signature \ f 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. 7. Announcements concerning stolen property must be guaranteed by an officer of not less rank than Inspector, or analogous thereto. HONS. 8. Announcements of all persons to be apprehended or of stolen property btar a number, and an alphabetically arranged by counties. 9. The force tohich causes particulars concerning delinquents cr stolen property to be inserted in the POLICE GAZETTE, must, on their apprehension or recovery, at once transmit to the Editor notice of the fact, referring to the number of the announcement for insertion in the next issue. 10. In all cases, the officer signing the request for insertion of any announcement, will be wholly responsible for any proceedings which may result from such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded so an to be received not later than noon on Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Saturday morning. Jhey must be clearly written on one side of the paper only, be 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 cheque, crossed " Drummond $ Co.," Post Office Order payable at Charing Cross, Postal Order, or in 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 advertisement » R. ANDEBSON, 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 Boroughs 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 circular of the 7th of November, 1883. 3.— It is particularly requested that any complaints as 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 np 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 surrender their own subjects whether by birth or naturalisation * The result of the modification in the Treaty ia that either Government may deliver np its own subjects to 6he other Government, but can not be considered bound to do so. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT- 1.— 0. O., C. I. D.— Woodcut portrait and de- scription of ROBERT REXFORD, alias CAPTAIN REXFORD, FRANK RALEIGH, and ERIC HARTY, whose apprehension is sought for forgery and fraud by means of a fictitious draft or cheque on the Capital and Counties Bank, Portsmouth Branch, purporting to be signed by Lord Porchester, owner of the yacht " Aphrodite "— age 45 to 50, height 6 ft., complexion dark, hair ( bald on top) brown, eyes grey, clean shaved, very full face ; dressed sometimes in broad light check suit, and at other times in a superior naval style, and overcoat with cape. Accompanied by a woman, sup- posed to be his wife, age about 46, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion dark, hair grey, wears eyeglasses, and sometimes a sealskin hat and broche dolman. Have with them two black dressing- cases and a black portmanteau, with the letter " R." thereon. Was last heard of at Shoreham, 12th ult., where he also ob- tained money by fraud. Likely to visit other seaside towns with the same intent, and use coffee- rooms at hotels, & c., to gain information. Warrant issued. 2.— G Division.— For stealing, 9th ult., a bay horse pony, off hind heel white, sore under dock; a set of brass- mounted harness; and a light van, painted chocolate, picked out red, " George Stephenson, 2, Fellow- street, Hoxton," on side— A MAN, who gave the name of CLARKE, age 33, medium height, com- plexion fair, hair and moustache light; dress, dark overcoat and trousers, round felt hat. 3.— G Division.— For embezzlement— ED WARD BROOKE, age 25, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fair, hair ( curly) and moustache ( cut short) light, eyes twitch when talking, speaks through his nose, strong voice, walks with short quick steps; dress, brown melton overcoat, with raised seams and black velvet collar, morning coat and vest, black hard felt hat. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. BERKSHIRE. 4.— Reading [ Borough).— For embezzlement— WALTER SMITH, a dispenser, age about 38, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion sallow, hair and whiskers brown, puffy face, has the appearance of being addicted to drink, is a great smoker ; dress, dark overcoat, brown mixture trousers, and black hard felt hat. Has friends residing at Maidstone and Folkestone. May seek employment as a dispenser or clerk. Warrant issued. Information to Head Constable Tewsley, Reading. DEVONSHIRE. 5.— Exeter ( City).— For obtaining money by uttering forged cheques on the Capital and Counties Bank, Salisbury Branch, also for obtaining money and goods by fraud- CONRAD H. ST. CLAIR, alias H. B. TAMS, age about 30, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., com- plexion fresh, hair and moustache brown, of gentle- manly appearance, and very plausible in manner ; dress, short brown dust coat, brown knickerbockers, brown mixture stockings with tops turned down, brown hard felt hat. May dress in corduroy suit. 13 accompanied by a woman, age about 28, medium height, complexion dark, hair dark brown ; usually dresses in blue serge dress and dark hat. Had with them, when leaving Starcross by 9 p. m. train, 23rd ult., for London ( Great Western Railway), 1 brown port- manteau, I brown Gladstone bag, I brown hat box, 1 square hamper, and a bundle of travelling rugs. Is supposed to be identical with H. B. Tams ( Case No. 12, 22rid ult.). Usually stays at private lodgings. Information to the Chief Constable, City Police, Exeter. DORSETSHIRE. 6.— Blandford ( County).— For obtaining £ l 6s., food, and lodgings by false pretences— WILLIAM WHIFFEN, alias EDWARD HYATT, age 28 to 30, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion dark, hair black, no whiskers or moustache, cut mark over right eye; dress, dark mixture coat and vest, brown check trou- sers, stand- up collar, dark necktie with pin, lace boots, black hard felt hat. Supposed native of Downton, Wiltshire. This man calls at private houses in country villages, stating that he is Government land surveyor, and takes lodgings for himself and others, pays one week in advance with a stamped draft or note of hand for a larger amount, draws the balance, and decamps. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hazzard, Blandford. FLINTSHIRE. 7.— Holywell ( County).— For stealing, 25th ult , • at St. Asaph, 2 Geneva watches ; 1 small French clock in wooden frame, about 1 ft. high ; 1 small French clock in brass frame, barometer under face; 1 small round metal American clock ; 1 small American do , in wooden frame ; 12 split rings ; 2 dozen common watch keys ; 1 pair steel spectacles ; 3 common brooch pins ; a quantity of brass and steel watch keys ; and a meat saw with some of the teeth broken— ALEXANDER McINTOSH ( supposed false), age 53, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1889. 5 in., complexion, hair, and moustache ( turning grey) dark; dress, long dark overcoat, new dark cord trou- sers, lace boots, and black felt hat. Carried an um- brella. Stated he was a shoemaker. Information to Supt. Hughes, Holywell. HEREFORDSHIRE. 8.— Hereford ( City).— Woodcut portrait and de- scription of ERNEST STEELE, a solicitor's clerk, whose apprehension is sought for forgery and embezzle- ment— age 34, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion pale, hair ( bald) light, beard, whiskers ( close to face), and moustache sandy ( may have shaved), talks rather thick, has artificial teeth in upper jaw, is fond of horse racing, and may be found in the company of betting men ; dress, tweed suit, but may now be wearing new clothes, as he probably has a large sum of money in his possession. May endeavour to leave the country. Warrant issued. Information to Head Constable Richardson, Here- ford. HERTFORDSHIRE. 9.— St. Albans ( City). — For embezzling £ 124 17s. 9sd., the moneys of the St. Albans School Board- THOMAS LITTLEJOHN BRASH, age 44, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fresb, hair dark brown, small side whiskers and moustache ( heavy) brown, eyes grey, square build ; dress, brown mixture ulster with cape, brown mixture jacket suit, brown hard felt hat. A schoolmaster; native of Harpenden, Hert- fordshire. Warrant issued. Information to Head Constable Pellant, St. Albans. SHROPSHIRE. 10.— Wellington ( County).— For stealing, at Coalbrookdale, 29th nit., a pair of brown mixture plaid trousers, fly fronts, pocket on left hip, small cut on right leg ; a black ribbed vest, braided; and a red silk handkerchief, with white flower border— GEORGE HURD, age 25, height 5 ft. 9 in., hair light brown, moustache slight; dress, grey or brown frock coat, dark vest, cord trousers ( recently washed), white muffler, lace boots, black hard felt hat. A native of Horsehay, Salop. Served in the Royal Marines, and is supposed to have been several times convicted of larceny. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Supt. Galliers, Wellington. SUSSEX ( EAST). 11.— Haywards Heath ( County).— For stealing a hand- cart, at Cuckfield, 1st inst.— TWO MEN : 1st, THOMAS MITCHELL, age 19, height 5 ft. 7 in., com- plexion pale, thin faoe, hair ( long) and eyes dark, very slight moustache; dress, brown overcoat, black jacket, light trousers, light boots, and two- peak cap— all old. — 2nd, age 20 to 22, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., stout build, complexion and hair dark, few whiskers ; dress, dark trousers and black hard hat. Both are travelling the country with the stolen cart, collecting marine stores. Warrant issued, Information to Supt. Denman, Haywards Heath. 12.— Lewes ( County).— For stealing 1 dust coat, 1 black melton vest, 1 black livery coat, and 1 pair white breeches ( recovered)— GEORGE BALL, age about 42, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 in., complexion fair, hair brown, eyes blue, bald head, forefinger contracted; dress, light dust coat, light cloth cutaway under ditto, light cloth trousers, and double- peak cap. Supposed native of Bedford. Has served in the 3rd Buffs, where he was employed as officer's servant. May seek em- ployment at racing stables. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Osbon, Lewes. WARWICKSHIRE. 13.— Aston ( County).— For stealing, from a dwell- ing- house, a perse containing £ 2, and a silver lever watch, with plated chain attached— GEORGE WIL- LIAM REEVES, age 25, height 5 ft. 10 in., complexion pale, hair light brown, eyes blue, star tattooed right wrist; dress, dark grey overcoat, white cotton jersey, black trousers, pink- and- white necktie, Wellington boots. Previously convicted at Leicester, and sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment for felony. Information to Supt. Walker, Aston. WORCESTERSHIRE. 14.— Bromsgrove ( County).— For stealing a carpenter's rule, 1 screw driver, and 1 pair of pincers — WILLIAM BERRY, age 64, height 5 ft. 6 in., com- plexion fresh, hair grey, one eyelid very red, stoops when walking ; dress, long brown overcoat, cord trou- sers, soft felt hat— all old and dirty. A tramping carpenter ; native of Droitwich. Generally carries an old frail basket. May seek employment at country carpenters' shops. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Jeffrey, Bromsgrove. 15.— Kidderminster ( Borough).— For stealing £ 2, 30th ult.— CHARLES WILLIAM TATE, a fancy paper cutter or porter, age 30, height 5 ft. 9 in , com- plexion very pale, thin features, hair brown, moustache sandy, stoops when walking; dress, pepper- and- salt suit, paper collar and front, strong lace boots, and double- peak cap. A native of Southport. Will' probably be found hawking fancy cut paper, or at a coffee tavern or low beerhouse. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Barnett, Kidder- minster. See Latest Information. A. DIXON, alias WILLIAM DEAN, a labourer, age 29, height 5 ft. 1\ in., complexion fresh, hair black, eyes brown, burn right arm, W. D. W. right forearm; dress, brown check tweed jacket, corduroy trousers, white cotton muffler, lace boots. A native of Man- chester. Supposed wanted for other offences. Photograph may be obtained on application. Information to Lieut. Col. Staples, Chief Constable, Stockport. PERSONS IN_ CUSTODY. BERKSHIRE. 16.— Maidenhead ( County).— Sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment 1st inst. for larceny ( lodger)— JAMES COLLETT, alias BOSS, age 35, height 5 ft. 3J in., complexion fresh, hair black, eyes blue ( lost sight of one), dress, dark clothes, yellow and- blue muffler, black felt hat. A tramping rag and bone collector; 1 native of Reading. Supposed wanted at Watford and other places. Information to Superintendent Taylor, Maidenhead. CHESHIRE. 17— Stockport ( Borough).— Sentenced to twelve weeks'imprisonment, 1st inst., for larceny— WILLIAM CUMBERLAND. 18.— Cockermouth ( County).— Committed for trial at Carlisle Quarter Sessions, 9th inst., for house- breaking at Keswick, 15th ult.- JOSEPH PARKER, alias ARMSTRONG, age 49, height 5 ft. 4 in, com- plexion fresh, hair light brown, whiskers and mous- tache sandy, eyes blue, scar back of left shoulder; dress, dark tweed jacket, brown tweed vest, cord trousers, clogs, and black cloth cap. A tramp; native of Petworth, Sussex ( West). Supposed previously convicted for similar offences. Information to Supt. Taylor, Cockermouth. HAMPSHIRE. 19 .— Portsmouth ( Borough).— Committed for trial at the ensuing Quarter Sessions, for stealing an overcoat and other articles, from the hall of a dwelling- house— CHARLES OSBORNE, age about 43, height 5 ft. 8i in., complexion fresh, hair, beard, and mous- tache dark brown, rather large nose, stout and well built, D. in blue ink on left side; dress, black diagonal cutaway coat, dark vest, brown corduroy trousers, lace boots, black hard felt hat— all very old and much broken. States he is a native of Hastings. Has been a clerk, but for some time past has been tramping the country selling matches, & c. He appears to be of intemperate habits. Information to Chief Constable Cosser, Portsmouth. MONTGOMERYSHIRE. 20.— Newtown ( County).— Committed for trial at the Quarter Sessions, 11th inst., for obtaining goods by false pretences- JOHN WILLIAM DAVIES, alias F. H. AVIS, age 22 ( looks older), height 5ft. 6in., complexion fair, hair light, eyes brown, scar and small boil- mark centre of forehead, two front upper teeth projecting, stutters badly, respectable appearance. Has been carrying on business as Da vies and Co., Clumber- street, Nottingham. Information to the Chief Constable, Newtown. PROPERTY STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT^ 21.— B Division,— Woodcut engraving and description of a silver cream jug, stolen llth ult., about 5 in. high, fluted, gilt inside, initials " E. C. T. to M. J. D." engraved on shield at side, beading round edge. £ 50 REWARD. 22.— B Division.— Woodcut engravings and de- scription of jewellery stolen about 5 p. m., 22nd March, 1889, from 4, Herbert- crescent, Hans- piece, Brompton : 1. A gold curb bracelet, emerald centre, set round with diamonds. 2. A single stone diamond necklace. 3. A diamond crescpnt brooch. TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1889. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 3 Cone with snip broken off) ;' 2 pointing trowels, stamped ' Tyzack, Sheffield," with Isle of Man crest. Information to Lieut.- Col. Staples, Chief Constable, Stockport. ESSEX. 28.— Brentwood [ County).— 20th ult., by bur- glary, at Romford— 6 nuggets of gold, weighing about oz.; 2 pieces of quartz containing gold ; 1 silver cigar- case, " C L." in red and blue enamel; 1 silver match- box, engraved " C. L." ; 1 silver top of pepper- box ; 1 silver mustard- spoon; 1 silver pepper- spoon> attached to stopper; 1 silver keyless watch ; 1 silver pencil- case; 1 silk umbrella, with silver band and horn handle; 1 mackintosh coat with cape; 1 blue cloth overcoat, with velvet collar, and lined quilted satin ; and a number of silver tops of sticks, umbrella- handles, and clasps of purses. 20th ult., by burglary, at Eomford— 1 light check overcoat; 1 small silver spoon, " H " thereon ; 1 silver thimble; 1 plated water- jug, " S. S." thereon. Supposed by TWO MEN :— 1st, age about 24, height about 5 ft. 6 in., moustache ( slight) sandy; dress, brown overcoat, plaid trousers, and hard felt hat; 2nd, age about 24, height 5 ft. 6 in., slight moustache, smart appearance. Information to Supt. Dobson, Brentwood. 4 A Benvenuto Cellini locket, white enamelled cupid in centre, 4 emeralds at corners, and 3 pearls hanging, the back of locket covered with different coloured enamel work. 5. A horseshoe brooch, alternate sapphire and dia- monds, with " A. Y. E S. H. A." in small diamonds. 6. A double heart brooch, with separate top to form pendant, sapphire centres surrounded with diamonds. 7. A Maltese pendant cross in brilliants, forms also into a brooch. 8. An oval brooch formed of single diamonds. 9. A bee brooch, pearl body, diamond wings, ruby eyes. 10. A tortoiseshell top of hair pin, dagger shape handle set diamonds, sapphire at each end. 11. A circular pearl locket, front raised with tiny diamonds between pearls. 12. A bar brooch with 5 single diamonds. 13. A dark blue enamelled crescent brooch, with a row of pearls. 14. A locket with painting of 2 cupids in centre, set seed pearls in form of twisted ribbon and flowers. And other articles of jewellery— By A MAN who called under the pretence of examining the water pipe and cistern, age 22, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion fresh thin face, no whiskers or moustache ; dress, black dia gonal coat, striped trousers, black hard felt hat: respectable appearance. The above reward will be paid by F. W. Ramsden Esq., 4, Herbert crescent, Brompton, on apprehension of thief and recovery of property, or a less sum in pro portion to the amount recovered. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. BERKSHIRE. 23.— Faringdon { County).— 18th ult., by burglary at Shrivenham— A £ 10 Bank of England note, No. 34375 or 34378; 18 table knives with bone handles, some marked " Harrison Bros, and Howson," others " T. Anns, Faringdon " ; 1 carving knife, fork and steel, marked " Joseph Haywood"; 1 large table cloth, holly leaf pattern ; and 23s. 6d. Information to Supt. Butcher, Faringdon. 24.— Maidenhead [ County).— 2nd inst.— A black mackintosh rug, lined blue cloth, metal plate and ring attached. Information to Supt. Taylor, Maidenhead. 25 — Wokingham ( County).— 27th ult., at Yeo- manry Steeplechases, Maiden Earley, near Beading — A gold pin, set large ruby, twisted pin, setting round stone chased ; a small pair of opera glasses, frame covered with black leather, maker " Steward, Strand, London"; a sealskin bag muff, containing a red cut glass scent bottle ( silver mounted), gloves, mittens, several letters, and a post- card, addressed " Miss J. Crowdy, The Grove, Faringdon." Information to Supt. Atkin, Wokingham. CHESHIRE. 26.— Nantwfch ( County).— 23rd ult., at Crewe— A plain silver lever keyless watch, No. 75205, " G. R Gibson, Crewe," engraved inside ; a silver lever watch, No. 54719, cream dial, " Russell and Sons," or " Coy.," thereon, with gold albert chain ( link cut and engraved alternately) and gold pendant, " compass," attached Information to Supt. Leah, Nantwich. 27.— Stockport ( Borough).— 1st inst.— A man's union shirt, with yellow stripes. Between 2nd and 3rd inst. — Two whitewash brushes, far worn, marked J. J. H.; 2 lath trimmers LANARKSHIRE. £ 20 REWARD. 29.— Glasgow ( City).— Between 18th and 10th ult., by housebreaking— Several unused platinum utensils, veighing about 200 ounces, viz., 1 acid cooler with pipe attached, 3 ft. 3 in. in length, weigh- ing 152 oz. ; 1 piece of pipe, 3 ft. long, about 1 in. in diameter, weighing 33 oz.; 1 flange ( flat) and 3 bolts, with nuts. As three pieces of the pipes have been recovered twisted and bent and cut ( apparently with a chisel) into lengths of 3 or 4 in., it is supposed that all the apparatus has been similarly broken up, but even in this disfigured condition the bits should be readily recognised as having formed part of such an apparatus. As thefts of platinum have generally been sooner or later detected, the look- out should be continued for many months. Platinum is a rare metal, in the pos- session of very few persons, so that should any be offered for sale it should at once excite suspicion. Platinum cannot be melted or manufactured under any ordinary circumstances, and to be utilised finds its way in special smelters' hands. It is requested that inquiry be made amongst pawn- brokers, jewellers, dealers in old metal, brokers, elec- trical engineers, makers of chemical and electric apparatus, metal smelters, dentists, and all persons using platinum. The above reward will be paid by Messrs. Alexander Cross and Sons, 19, Hope- street, Glasgow, for the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves, and recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Information to Supt. Orr, Central Police Chambers, Glasgow. LANCASHIRE. £ 2 REWARD. 30.— Bootle ( County).— 29th ult., at Aintree Races— A gentleman's gold lever watoh, No. 78325, gold hands and centre seconds, cream dial, plain dome case engraved Shield and Garter, maker's name " George Blackhurst, Warrington" ; a gold chain, stamped 15 each link, weight 3 oz., with 18- carat gold seal ( bloodstone one side, cornelian the other), attached. Information to Supt. Walsh, Bootle, by whom the above reward will be paid for the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves, and recovery of the property. 31.— Bootle ( County).— 29th ult., at Aintree Races — A gentleman's silver lever watch, No. 4495, open face, gold hands, seconds hand, gold joints, maker " Thomas Howard, Liverpool" ; a gold hunter watch, No. 35927, large size, maker " Roskell, Liverpool" ; a graduated gold curb chain, pendant with stones ( light one side, dark green with red spots the other) ; a silver Geneva watch, cream dial, maker " Thomas Howard, Liver- pool " ; a gold albert, curb pattern, with small locket attached; a gold keyless lever watch, single case, " I A." in monogram on back, maker " Sandoz, Paris." Information to Supt. Walsh, Bootle. £ 100 REWARD. 32.— Manchester f City J.— 28th ult.— 6 gold repeater watches ; 48 gentlemen's gold Geneva do.; 18 gentlemen's silver do., Nos. 70985 to 70990, 192795 to 192800, 192849 to 192854 ; 10 ladies' gold keyless half hunter do., Nos. 97411 to 97416, 97369 to 97374, 69275 to 69278; 6 ladies enamelled gold half hunter do., Nos 4 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1869. 15937 to 1594J ; 12 ladies' gold hunter do., Nos. 62768 to 62773, 16820 to 15825 ; 6 ladies' gold half hunter do., Nos. 97399 to 97404 ; 6 ladies gold half hunter do., with portraits, Nos. 24258 to 24263; 6 ladies' gold do., crystal glasses, marked " C. Mathey," Nos. 69503 to 69508. The above reward will be paid by Messrs. Mayer and Fulda, 11, Hatton- garden, London, E. C., for the appre hension and conviction of the thief or thieves and recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Smith, Manchester. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. 33.— Nottingham ( County).— Woodcut engrav- ing of a safe which was forced open at Beeston, during the night of 22nd ult., and f< om which £ 395 in cash was stolen. The modus operandi was to drill a hole in the corner of the safe door, place a piece of wood across the solid outer edges of the safe, through which they inserted a tap screw into the door, with nut and steel plate resting on the wood, then holding the screw and turn- ing the nut with a wrench, they drew the door up so as to have enabled them to insert crowbars and force it open. It is supposed that this is the work of a gang of professional thieves and safe- breakers. Two large St. Bernard dogs were poisoned by ad ministering strychnine in some greasy substance, and placed between two pieces of boiled liver. Information to Supt. Hallam, Nottingham. SUSSEX ( EAST). £ 500 REWARD. < 34.— Brighton ( Borough).— 22nd January last, from a jeweller's shop— 1 fancy diamond necklet, drop pattern, alternate short and long drops, opens in centre of back, the back half of necklet set with small stones half an inch apart; 1 smaller, similar in pattern, but divides at each side, the front part can be used as tiara ; 1 large diamond bird brooch, in full flight, 1 small stone missing, 1 small ruby eye ; 1 ditto smaller size ; 4 diamond crescent brooches ( one large one. single row, marked inside 1390, ug/-/; do., similar in size, single row, 1670, ud/-/-; do , smaller in size, single row, 1399, sd/-/-; do., smaller in size, single row, 723, su/ b ; 1 diamond and sapphire crescent brooch, 1 row dia- monds outer row sapphires, with small diamond star inside crescent, sapphire in centre, marked inside 739, sb/ n-; I similar, but rubies instead of sapphires; 1 round diamond brooch, which forms a pendant, set with small diamonds, marked 738, uz/-/- ; 1 large single stone diamond bracelet, gallery mount, stone off colour 1505, uz/-/-; 1 3 row diamond and sapphire bracelet sapphires between 2 rows of diamonds, 1211, cz/-/-; 1 large diamond horseshoe brooch, single row, contain- ing little over 10 carats ; 1 large diamond star brooch> fitting screws off, to be worn on hair pin, marked on top of screw 1210, ug/ n/- ; 1 smaller do , 1484, sx/ n/-; 1 diamond and ruby bracelet, double row, with ruby and sapphire ends, 744, d/ n/- ; 1 blue enamelled round brooch, set round with whole pearls and a double heart in rose diamond in centre on top of enamel; 1 large single stone ring, fine round diamond, a little over 4 carats, screws out to form stud ; 1 large dia- mond marquise ring, silver setting, plain shank ; 1 3 row diamond and ruby ring, 2 rows diamonds and centre row rubies, marked 410, sx/ u/-; 1 3 row do, but centre row opals, marked 416, a/ x/-; 1 3 row do., but centre row sapphires, marked 411, a/ sb/-; 1 3 row dia- mond, sapphire, and ruby ring, marked 725, sa/-/-; 1 3 row diamond and sapphire ring, sapphire in centre) marked 728, g/-/-; 1 large diamond and sapphire half- hoop ring, marked 820, su/ n/-; 1 half- hoop emerald ring; 1 cluster diamond and emerald ring ; 1 3 row diamond ring, marked 1202, nsb/-; 1 large diamond half- hoop ring, marked 1236, uc/ n/-; 1 do. do., marked 1530, uz/-/-; 1 half- hoop diamond ring, old- fashioned setting, marked 1625, n/ x/-; 1 diamond and sapphire half- hoop ring, marked 1708, sc/ sb/-; 1 large diamond half- hoop ring, fine stones, marked 1855, ck/-/-; 1 gentleman's single stone diamond ring, split setting, marked 2058, sk/-/-; 1 do., gipsy setting ; 1 do , split setting, marked 2059, a/-/-; 1 half- hoop diamond ring, marked 886, su/-/-; 1 do., marked 887, su/-/-; lruby and diamond ring, marked 888,1/ n/-; 1 diamond and sapphire ring, marked 889, 1/ n/-; 1 3 row diamond, ruby, and pearl ring, marked 891, b/ su/-; 1 Cape ruby and diamond cluster ring, marked 890, a/ n/-; 1 3 stone diamond and ruby ring, 2 diamonds and ruby centre, marked 816, b/ n/-; 1 diamond and pearl ring, square setting, marked 817, b/-/-; 1 diamond and opal ring, square setting, marked 818, k/ n/-; 1 diamond and coral ring, square setting, marked 819, k/ n/- ; 1 half hoop diamond ring, marked 614, a/ i/ a ; 1 2 rov diamond and ruby ring, marked 613, k/ n/- ; 4 diamond and sapphire rings, gipsy setting ( one marked 536, u/ i/' a; one 510, k/-•/- ; one 478, k/ u/- ; one 479, k/ u/-) ; 1 diamond and ruby ring, gipsy setting, marked 2, k/-/-; 1 diamond fine stone ring, gipsy setting, marked 6, c/ n/-; about 8 dozen other gem rings, set with diamonds, rubies, sapphires, pearls, & c., most of them marked inside with a stock number and private mark ; 2 large diamond horseshoe pins ( one a collette setting, the other a gallery setting); about 6 other diamond horseshoe pins, small sizes ; 2 large diamond and sapphire horseshoe pins; 1 diamond and sapphire horseshoe pin, smaller ; 1 diamond and ruby do,; 1 cluster diamond pin, pear shape ; 1 cluster diamond pin, with opal centre, screws off to form stud; 1 single diamond pin, carat stone, screws off to form stud ; about 130 other pins, various patterns; a number of small diamond fichu brooches> various patterns, including a number of whip with diamond shoe, whip and diamond fox heads, horn and fox head, horn with whip and shoe, & c•; about 120 other gold fichu brooches, various fashionable patterns; about 40 coloured gold brooches, round and oval shape, some set with diamond in centre; about 130 9 and 15- carat gold bracelets, various patterns, including a number of plain bracelets, various widths ; about 1 dozen curb bracelets, flexible, several fastened with padlocks ; 4 large curb oxydised silver and gold curb link bracelets; about 15 ladies 15- carat gold Victoria alberts, with ball pendants ; about 20 ladies' 15- carat alberts, with tassels attached, double and triple rows with slides ; 1 heavy 18- carat, Hall marked, double albert fetter link, fancy twist between each link, about 3 oz. 3 dwt. in weight; about 8 15 and 18- carat curb single alberts ; about 20 15 and 9- carat gentlemen's alberts, various patterns, in curb, fetter, links, dog link, & c. ; 1 gold and platinum double albert; about 18 gentlemen's 9, 15, and 18 carat signet rings, without stones, shield, oval and other shapes ; about 1 dozen gentlemen's 9, 15, and 18- carat signet rings, set with bloodstones, cornelian, & c.; a number of 18- carat fancy knot and twist rings ; about 8 18- carat keeper rings, basket pattern; about two and a- half dozen 22- carat wedding rings; 1 heavy and broad 18 carat coloured Belcher ring ; 2 heavy rounder 18- carat dry colour Belcher ring; 1 heavy rounder 9 carat dry colour Belcher ring; about 15 gold pencil cases, some with pen and pencil; 2 small gold pen- knives ; 2 gold cigar cutters ; 3 gold glove button hooks ; about 1 dozen 9, 15, and 18- carat gold compass seals and swivel pen- dants ; 2 ladies 18- carat keyless Geneva watches, Nos. 129943, and 127764; 5 14- carat do., Nos. 55888, 55935, 55939, 55875, 55874, metal domes ; 1 18- carat do., No. 86028 ; 2 18- carat keywinder, Nos. 94312, and 9553 ; 1 keyless do., 86016 ; 1 lady's 9 carat demi- hunter, key- less, No. 55442 ; 4 18- carat do., Nos. 80431, 86241, 86233, and 86238; 3 14- carat do., Nos. 13377, 13376, and 13361; 1 lady's 18- carat open- face, keyless, 81140 ; 1 do , do., marked in dome 45, k/-/-; 1 18- carat demi- hunter, keyless, marked in dome 81, c/ g/-; 1 do., do., No. 30805 ; 1 lady's oxydised open- face keyless, gold stem winder; 1 gentleman's 18- carat English made lever, centre stones, No. 16001; 1 do., hunter, No- 4994; 1 gentleman's 18- carat demi- hunter, named C. Allen, 59, King's- road, Brighton, No. 4994; 1 gentle- man's 18- carat English lever hunter, named C. Allen, 59, King's- road, Brighton, No. 4995 ; 1 gentleman's 18- carat demi- hunter, Swiss make, engraved case, No. 24439 ; 1 gentleman's 18- carat open- face Swiss make, English Hall- marked case, No. 8713 ; 1 gentleman's 18- carat goid keyless, Swiss make, No. 22715 ; 1 gentle- man's 14- carat do., No. 52116; 1 gentleman's 9- carat do., marked in dome, 24, cu/ a ; 1 gentleman's 18- carat English lever demi- hunter, named C. Allen, 59, King's- road, Brighton. No. 5| fT; 1 gentleman's 18- carat English lever demi- hunter, named C. Allen, 59, King's- road, Brighton, No 5254. Most of the articles will be marked inside or on some part with the stock number, from 1 to 2200, and the private mark, which is s. u. c. k. b. a. d. g. i. n. The above reward will be paid by Messrs. Allen and Thompson, 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 property, or in proportion to the amount recovered. Information to Chief Constable Terry, Brighton. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). 35.— Hull ( Borough).— 22nd ult.— A coil of 2J in. hemp rope, new, weighing 1 cwt. 23rd ult.— A silver English lever watch, No. 27237 with brass guard attached. 27th ult.— 27 brass wheels and 11 brass spindles. 28th ult.— A silver English lever watch, No. 1131 white dial. 1st inst.— 2 brass hydrant caps, each weighing about 3 lb. Information to Capt Gurney, Chief Constable Hull. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 36.— Doncaster ( County).— 30th ult., by house- breaking, at Wheatley— A long sealskin jacket, lined brown satin, two pockets inside left breast, slightly unstitched in centre seam at back ; a blue velvet dress plain waist, pleated skirt; a new dark stuff dress, plain waist, black skirt, trimmed same material as waist; a silver plated cruet, with eight glass bottles ; a tailor's silver thimble, small size; a quantity of linen ; and an ordinary clothes basket— Supposed by a MAN, age 20 to 30, height about 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., slight build, little or no whisker; dress, dark clothes and cap. Information to Supt. Blake, Doncaster. APPREHEN SIGNS, 37.— Metropolitan Police District, T Divi- sion.— GEORGE SELWAY ADAMS, Case No 5, 1st February last. 38.— Durham, Sunderland ( Borough).— Super- vigee ISAAC MATHER, Office No. 20194, Case No. 86, 26th October last. 39.— Hampshire, Winchester ( City).— WALTER TRAVERS, Case No. 41, 22nd ult. 40.— Lancashire, Rawtenstall ( County).— Supervisee DOCTOR KILSHAW, Office No. 33494, Case No. 72, 8th ult. 41.— Lancashire, Liverpool ( City) — Super- visee JAMES McKENNA, Office No. 22134, GAZETTE, 14th October, 1887. 42.— Lancashire, Rochdale ( Borough).— GEORGE WHITTINGTON, Case No. 16, 5th October last. 43.— Lincolnshire, Spalding ( County).— ALICE HOADLEY, Case No. 35, 29th ult. 44.— Merionethshire, Bala ( County).— ED- WARD SMITH, alias EDWARD THOMPSON, ED- WARD WALSH, and MANCHESTER NED, Case No. 21, 9th November last. 45.— Yorkshire ( E. R.}, Hull ( Borough).— WILLIAM HENRY HUTTY, Case No. 55, 29th ult. LATEST INFOKMATICN* APPREHEN8ION8 SOUGHT. DERBYSHIRE. 46.— Glossop ( Borough).— For failing to report- Supervisee JAMES MURPHY, Office No. 35916, age 23, height 5 ft. 2 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes brown, scars on belly and right forefinger ( fractured). Sentenced at Salford 1st January, 1888, to 6 months' imprisonment and 3 years' police super- vision for larceny. 8807. Information to the Chief Constable, Borough Police, Glossop. GLAMORGANSHIRE. 47.— Merthyr Tydfil ( County).— For failing to report— License Holder PATRICK CAREY, Office No. 35126, age 31, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes hazel. Sentenced at Swansea, 30th April, 1884, to 5 years' penal servitude for wound- ing. Information to the Superintendent Glamorganshire Constabulary, Merthyr Tydfil. LANCASHIR£ 48.— Bootle ( County).— For failing to report— — Supervisee MICHAEL BURNS, Office No. 34304, age 51, height 6, kft., complexion sallow, hair dark brown, eyes grey. Sentenced at Liverpool, 7th January, 1884, to 5 years' penal servitude and 7 years' police supervision for fraud. F Z K 50. Information to the Superintendent Lancashire Constabulary, Bootle. 49.— Liverpool ( City).— For failing to report— License Holders JOHN MAGUIRE, alia, McGUIRE, FIN NIG AN, SMITH, HENRY MULLIGAN, and WILLIAM BALL, Office No. 36685, age 51, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion dark, hair dark, eyes grey, D. on left side, anchor inside left arm, tattoo marks inside right arm, blue spot between right thumb and fore- finger. Sentenced at Birkenhead, 2nd January, 1885, to 5 years' penal servitude for shopbreaking. Licensed 19th December, 1888. C L 1229. — THOMAS DELANEY, alias. WILSON, age 48, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes blue, lost upper FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1889. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 5 front teeth, slightly deaf. Sentenced at Birr, 7th October, 1879, to 10 years'penal servitude for burglary. Libarated 13th February, 1889. A 92.— JOHN HOWELL, Office No. 36499, age 38, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes blue, gunshot wound heel of left hand. Sentenced at Liverpool, 8th December, 1884, to 5 years' penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 16th November, 1888. D K 734.— BRIDGET McCORMICK, alias CATHERINE McDERMOTT, Office No. 33554, age 37, height 5 ft. 1 in., complexion fair, hair brown, eyes blue, scars on forehead, eyebrows, right cheek, and throat. Sentenced at Liverpool, 19th April, 1884, to 5 years' penal servitude for larceny. Liberated 19th August, 1887. K 34. Information to the Chief Superintendent, Detective Department, Liverpool. MONMOUTHSHIRE. 50.— Monmouth ( County).— For deserting family — ROBERT VAUGHAN, age 35, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fresh, hair ( turning grey) dark, very grey over ears, eyes blue, thick lips, nose crooked, walks lame. Was lately seen tramping Herefordshire and Breconshire. Warrant issued. Information to Capt. Berthon, Superintendent, Monmouth. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 51.— Leeds ( Borough)— For failing to report- License Holder ELIZABETH THOMPSON, alias JANE JENKINS, JANE SAYERS, JANE SIMP- SON, and JANE JENKINSON, Office No. 37270, age 45, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion pale, hair grey, eyes blue, scars on forehead, left eyebrow, no3e, upper lip, left wrist and both shins. Sentenced at Man- chester, 15th July, 1884, to 7 years'penal servitude for robbery. Licensed 18th March, 1889. TJ K 1.— Supervisees ARTHUR MILNER, alias GEORGE WILLIAMSON, Office No. 31109, age 27, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion fair, hair light brown, eyes grey. Sentenced at Manchester, 3rd August, 1882, to 5 years' penal servitude and 7 years' police supervision, for larceny.— JOHN DACEY, Office No. 28288, age 34, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion fair, hair light, eyes blue, impediment in speech, mole on right buttock. Sentenced at Leeds, 21st July, 1877, to 10 years' penal servitude and 5 years' police supervision, for wound- ing. D 913.— FERGUS O'CONNOR WILKINSON, Office No. 26258, age 46, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion sallow, hair brown, eyes grey, flower and pot, cross flags, V. R. and crown tattooed right wrist, star and W. bottom of right thumb, anchor, bracelet and F. O. W between left thumb and finger. Sentenced at Wakefield, 18th October, 1880, to 5 years' penal servitude and 5 years' police supervision for felony. Information to the Chief Constable, Borough Police, Leeds. SPECIAL^ J^ OTICE. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 52.— C. O., C. I. D— Woodcut and description of Expiree, Office No. 31845, ALFRED JOHNSON, a doctor's assistant, age 31, height 5 ft. 9 in,, complexion pale, eyes grey, hair light brown, moustache and slight side- whiskers fair, proportionate build, oval face, gentlemanly appearance ; wears a blue cloth overcoat, double- breasted, velvet collar, large smoked pearl buttons, sometimes wears an eye- glass. Supposed to have been uttering cheques in London, Brighton, Eastbourne, St. Leonards, etc., on the Union Bank, Chancery- lane Branch, and is believed to have a 500 cheque book, No. CL 95001/ 500 on the above bank in his possession, which was obtained by a forged order, presented by a boy. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. 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. HAIR. EYES. REMARKS. Conviction, Prison Register No., and Date Liberated. LICENSE HOLDERS. THOMAS WALSH, 34448. C. O. 45 FRANCIS THOMPSON, alias 45 SAMUEL PILE, 34833. C. O. FREDERICK GADSTONE, 36523. 30 C. O. ELLEN WHEELAN, 37153. C. O. 44 THOMAS MILLS, alias THOMAS 35 BLAKE and WILLIAM CLARKE, 37036. C. O. WILLIAM EDWARD FOSTER, alias 43 WILLIAM E. SIMPSON, GEORGE SIMPSON, WILLIAM HOSBORN, WILLIAM ROBSON, and WILLIAM VERNON, 36592. C. O. WILLIAM T. HARRIS, alias THOMAS 36 EDWARDS and JOHN W. CUD- MORE, 36744. C. O. JOHN SIMONS, alias WILLIAM 39 DAVIS and WILLIAM MARSH, 36456. C. O. WILLIAM HALL, 31823. C. O. Sen- tence expired. Warrant issued ADA TRADIGAN, alias MARY WIL- 38 LIAMS, EMMA DREW, ELLEN WEST, and ADA WILSON, 30331. C. O. Sentence expired. Warrant issued KANTORO WITCH STUM ANSELIN, 30 35621. C. O. Sentence expired. Warrant issued WILLIAM KING, alias SAUNDERS, 32 37221. C. O. JAMES RUNDLE, 37011. Houghton- 43 le- Spring ( County) ROBERT WORKMAN, 36792. Rich- 52 mond ( County) MARGARET HUGHES, alias SMIT ET, 51 COFFEE, BOYLE, DOLAN, BOYNE, and BOYD, 36600. Leeds ( Borough) JAMES THOMPSON, alias ANDER- 32 SON and McFETTERICK, 36631. West Bromwich ( County) GEORGE JACKSON, 36958. Oldham 43 ( Borough) SUPERVISEES. FREDERICK MANN, alias Mc 23 ARTHUR, 34231. C. O. Warrant issued SAMUEL WOOLF, alias HENRY 33 PHILLIP?, and SAMUEL COHEN, 32772. C. O. Warrant issued 5 9 5 4 5 6 5 3 5 4 5 7 5 8 5 5 5 6 5 4 5 6 5 4 5 4 5 5 4 9 5 8 5 6 5 2 5 5 fresh turng grey hazel fair brn ( turng grey) grey sallow dkbrn hazel dark dkbrn hazel dark dkbrn hazel pallid brn grey fair It brn blue sallow brn grey dark dkbrn grey pale dkbrn brn pale It brn grey dark dkbrn dark hazel dark brn blue fresh It brn hazel dark brn brn dark dkbrn hazel fresh dk brn hazel fair aubrn It brn fresh brn grey Pockmarked, nose long and inclines to left, scars on right eyebrow and right of head Scars on bridge of nose, over left eye, on left of - head and neck, mole on right shoulder and back of right hand Scalp wound on front of head, scars on back, right cheek, lst, 2nd, and 4th right fingers, and right knee and shoulder- blade Scar on forehead and left cheek Anchor and T. on left forearm, blue dot on 2nd and 3rd left fingers, coal marks on right elbow, scar on back Bracelet and appendage above left wrist, scar on left middle finger Two scars ball of left thumb, mole bend of left arm, long scar end of right little finger Unusually hairy legs, blue mark on left little finger, scars on nose, heart, cross, and 8 on left wrist Red wart on centre of forehead, cataract right eye, woman and indistinct marks on left arm, left big toe injured Mole left breast, scar on left leg, mole on right ol neck Central Criminal Court, 31st July, 1882, 7 years penal servitude for treason felony. Licensed 29th December, 1887. I 678. Middlesex Sessions, 5th February, 1877, 14 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. Licensed 6th March, 1888. D 163. Chelmsford, 19th October, 1882, 7 years penal servitude and 5 years police super- vision for horse- stealing. Licensed 23rd November, 1888. I 848. Cardiff, 26th June, 1882, 10 years penal ser- vitude and 5 years police supervision for felony. Licensed 5th March, 1889. BI 71. Middlesex Sessions, 9th February, 1885, 5 years penal servitude for larceny. Li- censed 12th February, 1889. C L 1060. Portsmouth, 7th January, 1881, 10 years penal servitude for larceny ( dwelling). Licensed 6th December, 1888, T H 27, Gloucester, 4th August, 1883, 7 years penal servitude for burglary. Licensed 31st December, 1888. B J 258. Surrey Sessions, 26th January, 1881,10 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 12th November, 1P88. H 182. Surrey Sessions, 3rd March, 1879, 10 years penal servitude for larceny ( person). Li- censed 20th November, 1886. F 228. if Surrey Sessions, 3rd March, 1879, 10 years 1 penal servitude for larceny ( person). Li- censed 20th April, 1886. F 34. Cupping marks on right side, dark purple scar on elbow Central Criminal Court, 25th February, 1884, 5 years penal servitude for larceny. Li- censed 9th July, 1888. K 195. Central Criminal Court, 28th May, 1883, 6 years penal servitude for robbery. Licen- sed 18th March, 1889. C J 1324. Durham, 27th January, 1876, penal servitude for life for attempted rape. Licensed 23rd January, 1889. Kendal, 6th July, 1883, 7 years penal ser- vitude and 7 years police supervision for housebreaking. Licensed 2nd January, 1889. J 586. Scars on both eyebrows, left cheek, nose, both Preston, 12th August, 1885, 5 years penal lips, and 3rd and 4 th right fingers broken, lost " ' " *" " .. - Scars on forehead, blue marks on right forearm, 2 anchors ( faint) above left wrist, corporal punishment marks Blue mark on right eye, lost front upper teeth Scar on bridge of nose, two moles in right arm- pit and two centre of forehead several top teeth, scars under right jaw servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. Licensed 10th December, 1888. VL 19. Two scars back of head, blue scars on both hands Sheffield, 9th January, 1885, 5 years penal and arms servitude for fraud. Licensed 14th De- cember, 1888. F L 1000. Warwick, 18th February, 1885,5 years penal servitude for forgery. Licensed 25th January, 1889. Y L 25. Lost eight top teeth and one bottom, prominent nose, mole right side neck and nose, right arm injured, star above right hip, peculiar and ten- der finger nails Blue mark on right wrist, M. and 3 dots left wrist Scars on nose, moles between shoulders Middlesex _ Sessions, 24th May, 1886, 18 months imprisonment and 2 years police supervision for larceny. 9063. Manchester, 16th April, 1886, 12 months imprisonment and 3 years police supervision for larceny. 11518. 2 THE POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 18S9. Name, Metropolitan Police Office No., and Force Desiring Capture. JAMES ASHTON, alias OLIVER BERNARD GOLDSMITH and JAMES JOHNSON, 36733. C. O. Warrant issued MARY BROWN, alias ISABELLA BROWN, ANN JONES, and MARY JONES, 33860. C. O. Warrant issued FREDERICK FORSTER, alias AYLEY, 34873. C. O. Warrant issued MARY ANN GREEN, alias MARY ANN DALEY, MARY ANN CORRIG AN, and ELLEN ELLIOTT. 28212. C. O. Warrant issued. KATE HARRINGTON, alias MARY BROWN, MARY ALLEN, CARO- LINE HARRINGTON, and SUSAN CUSICK, and MARY TILLYER, 30781. C. O. Warrant issued GEORGE GARDINER, alias GEORGE CUNNINGHAM and GARDENER, 34624. C. O. Warrant issued LYDIA LLOYD, alias EMILY CONGDON, EMILY HOWARD, and KATE HOWARD. 32023. C. 0. Warrant issued ANNIE MASON, alias ALICE FITZ- ALBANY, FILSTINE, SKULL, and ANNIE WEBB, 37042. C. O. War- r^ iiit) issued WILLIAM ROBERTS alias WM SCOTT. C O. Warrant issued JOHN RITSON, 26614. Northampton ( Borough) JOHN JONES, 36673. Conway ( County) MARY ANN WHITTAKER, alias DICKENSON, ARMSTRONG, WILSON, and CALDERBANK, 34598. Rochdale ( County.) JOHN DUMPHY alias DUNFIELD, 25020. Leeds ( Borough) DAVID O'BRIEN, 36812. Stroud ( County) THOMAS ROBERTS, alias CHARLES GASKELL, THOMAS LEEK, and CHARLES HOPLEY, 36904. Old Trafford ( County) MARGARET A INS WORTH, 32311. Bury ( County) AGE. H'GHT. JOHN JAMES MERRITT, Bury ( County) 32386. JAMES HOLMES, alias WILSON and WM. CRAVEN, 30194, Leeds ( Borough) JOHN SIMEON DEWSNAP, 35,913. Bolton ( County) ANN STANTON, alias HIRST, HURST, HALL, and WEBB, 36910. Old Trafford ( County) SARAH ANN ROBINSON, 36299. Langley Mill ( County) WILLIAM ELLIOTT, 31722. tonunder- Lyne ( Borough) Ash WILLIAM ROBINSON, alias JOHN BROAN, CHARLES BROWN, BROOKS, DAVIS, and JAMES WILDE, 35348. Manchester ( City) ELLEN CUNNINGHAM, alias MARY FITZGIBBONS, CATHERINE EGAN, RYAN, and MARY SMITH, 35919. Manchester ( City) MARGARET CONNELL, alias GLEAVE, 22963. Manchester ( City) MARY WILLIAMS, alias JONES and ROWAN, 37131. Manchester ( City) ELIZABETH BENNETT, alias BAY- LEY, 29598. iManchester ( City) MARGARET FLYNN, alias RY- CROFT and MURPHY, 36623. Man- chester ( City) JAMES ANDERSON, 36560. Man- chester ( City) MARGARET ROGERS, 37129. Man- chester ( City) JEREMIAH SIMPSON, 35722. Not- tingham ( Borough) HENRY MARSHALL, 34638. tingham ( Borough) Not- CATHERINE WILKINSON, 31215 Manchester ( City) 32 51 29 48 52 43 46 37 36 49 35 53 45 34 21 30 46 39 51 51 33 43 63 25 27 31 63 33 30 35 28 44 5 7 5 6 5 6 4 11 5 3 5 3 5 3 5 4 5 11 5 2 5 8 4 11 4 10 5 3 5 1 5 1 4 9 5 7 5 5 4 8 4 9 5 5 5 5 5 0 COM. HAIR. sallow pale dark dkbrn sallow sallow fresh pale dark sallow sallow pale fresh dark fresh swthy sallow fresh fresh sallow pale fresh fresh sallow brn ( turn- ing grey) brn ( thin on top) brn dkbrn dkbrn ( trng Brey) dkbrn 5 3 fair 5 2 5 2 5 1 5 5 4 11 5 4 5 4 5 2 fresh dark sallow fresh pale ruddy fresh fresh brn turng grey dk brn EYES. light hazel brn grey REMARKS. dark dkbrn dkbrn bm dkbrn dkbrn brn dkbrn brn It brn ( bald) brn grey brown brown dkbrn grey It brn dkbrn brn brn It brn dkbin brn brn It brn grey grey grey hazel hazel hazel brn hazel grey hazel brn dkbrn grey blu ish brn brown grey brown brown brown blue blue grey grey blue blue blue blue blue " R. H. B." on right forearm, mermaid on left arm, " H. C. B." and " H. Bagley " on left forearm, part bracelet on left wrist Lost several teeth, slight mark on right wrist 4th left finger crooked Cross right forearm, star and dagger between right thumb and forefinger, goblet, female, heart, F. F., part bird, figure and scar on left arm, brooch, anchor, bird, key, and indistinct marks on back of left hand Scar across nose, above left eyebrow, and on chest Conviction, Prison Register, No. and Date Liberated. Scar on left temple, mole between shoulders, lost several top teeth Corporal punishment marks on back, ruptured, scars on shoulders and left shin Nose broken, scars over both eyes and on left wrist Scar on left eyebrow and left forearm Scars on top and back of head, bridge of nose, and both eyebrows, scar on palm of left hand None Crucifix, cross- flags, and two stars on left arm None Coat of arms and pile of shot on right arm, cross flags and anchor on left arm, half brace- let on left wrist, lost four top teeth, right little finger fractured D. B. on right forearm, ring on right middle finger, blue marks and L. H. on left arm, D. and 7 dots near left wrist, blue dots back of left hand, rings on second, third, and fourth fingers Scar on back of left forefinger and under left Surrey Sessions, 31st December, 1878, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. A E 14. Middlesex Sessions, 10th March, 1879, 10 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for receiving. B F 48. Central Criminal Court, 3rd March, 1879, 10 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny. Z F 158. Middlesex Sessions, 21st August, 1882, 5 years penal servitude and 2 years police supervision for larceny. I 77. Middlesex Sessions, 19th February, 1883, 6 years penal servitude and 3 years police supervision for larceny. J 226. Maidstone, 6th January, 1881, 5 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny. H 18. Carnarvon, 6th January, 1888, 12 months imprisonment and 2 years police supervi- sion for larceny, E 338. Preston, 22nd August, 1883, 5 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for fraud F J 100. Wakefield, 15th February, 1875, 10 years penal servitude and five years police supervision for larceny. B 168. Lost end of third right finger and all upper front teeth, scars on lips Scars on left eyebrow and left of forehead, nose crooked Thistle in wreath on right upper arm, crown, flag, anchor and five stars on right forearm, Scotch girl, " Pottage," " Win. Craven," crown, cross flags, and star on left forearm Fourth finger left hand deformed, scar on chin Blue scar over left eyebrow, wart right eyelid, scar centre of upper lip Scar left eyebrow, top of nose, lost most of her teeth E. and several blue dots back of left arm, anchor back of right arm Burn scar right wrist, 3 moles right forearm, near sighted Wrinkled forehead, mole right cheek and two right side neck, hair on upper lip Pockmarked Deeply pockmarked, small mole centre of chest Scars on nose and two left fingers, mole on fore- head, left ear slit, E. B. F. C. right arm, H left arm Nose broken, scurvy marks left cheek and ear, deep scar right forearm, and scars on eye- brows Scars on head, below left cheek, nape of neck, and right hand Small scar corner of right eye and outside right wrist, small mole left cheek Small scar on nose Mole on throat, left s1 oiulder, ar. d ight armpit Right ear slit Middlesex Sessions, 5th December, 1881, 6 years penal servitude and 4 years police supervision for housebreaking. H 1173. Manchester, 10th February, 1881, 8 years penal servitude and 7 years police super- vision for larceny. B H 177. Chelmsford, 26th February, 1884, 5 years penal servitude and 5 years police super- vision for larceny. K 193. Middlesex Sessions, 21st February, 1881 5. years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for laroeny. C H 49. Gloucester, 4th January, 1882, 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for felony. Salford, 9th July, 1888, 6 months imprison- ment and 2 years police supervision for larceny. 2789. Salford, 5th July, 1886, 6 months and 3 years police supervision for larceny ( person). 731. Preston, llth August, 1886, 6 months im- prisonment and 3 years police supervision for larceny. 1035— 15. Wakefield, 3rd April, 1882, 5 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for housebreaking. I 331, Salford, 1st February, 1888, 6 months im- prisonment and 2 years police supervision for felony. 9018. Salford, 9th July, 1888, 6 months hard labour and 4 years police supervision for larceny. 1279. Nottingham, 14th October, 1887, 12 months hard labour and 2 years police super- vision. Salford, 26th October, 1885, 12 months hard labour and 3 years police supervision for larceny. 3625. Salford, 23rd May, 1887, 12 months hard labour and 4 years police supervision for larceny. Manchester, 8th August, 1887, 12 months hard labour and 3 years polioe supervision for laroeny. Manchester, llth April, 1883, 6 months hard labour and 7 years police supervision for larceny. Manchester, 13th August, 1888,6months hard labour and 2 years police supervision for larceny. Preston, 24th June, 1882, 5 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision for larceny. Salford, 5th December, 1887, 12 months hard labour and 3 years police supervision for larceny. JS? Leicester, 4th January, 1882, 7 years penal servitude and 5 years police supervision for larceny. Manchester, 13th August, 1888, 6 months hard labour and 2 years police supervision for larceny. Nottingham, 15th April, If87, 15 months hard labour and 3 years police supervision for larceny. Nottingham, 19th January, 1887, 12 months hard labour and 2 years police supervision for felony Manchester, 16th February, 1885, 18 months imprisonment and 3 years police super- vision for larceny. i TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1889. THE POLICE GAZETTE. L OST, a GOLD SIGNET RING, about 26th March. 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