THE POLICE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY NEW SERIES. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1889. VOL. VI., No. 615. R E Q U L. A 1. All announements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all communications upon them, should be addressed to THE EDITOB OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, GBEAT SCOTLAND YARD, LONDON, S. W. i. Particulars concerning persons whose apprehension it sought will be inserted in one issue of the POLIOS GAZETTE, if they art sufficient to enable action to be taken upon them by another force. 8. Particular! as to stolen property will be likewise inserted in one issue, ij 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 ttolen property, will be prominently inserted, with detailed particulars, at a cost of 15 » . per portrait, and of Is. 6d. per photograph or sketch oj a stolen article, including the expense of engraving on wood. C. Every announcement, if for the apprehension of a person, must be guaranteed by the signature of an officer of not less rank than Superintendent; and, if the name of such person be required to he insertei^- vnd 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 cote may be. 1. Announcements concerning stolen property must be guaranteed by an officer of not less rank ban Inspector, or analogous thereto. TIONS. 8. Announcements of all persons to be apprehended or of stolen property bear a number, and art alphabetically arranged by counties. 9. The force which causes particulars concerning delinquents or stolen property to be inserted TN the POLICE GAZETTE, must, on their apprehension or recovery, at once transmit to the Edifcf 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 » .' anT> announcement, will it wholly responsible for any proceedings which may result from such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded ts a> to be received not later than neon on Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Salurjai, morning They muu be clearly written on one side oj 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 " Drummoni S; 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 advertisements. B. ANDERSON, Editor. WAR OFFICE, NOVEMBER 19, 1889. DESERTERS AND ABSENTEES FROM HER MAJESTYS SERVICE. OFFICE NO, NAME. BEO. KO. I CORPS. oox- PLXN. HAIR. EYES. ENLISTMENT. DATE OF PLACE OF PARISH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BORN. DESERTION OR ABSENCE. DATE OF PLACE OF MARKS AND REMARKS. Adams, James Adwick, Arthur Ambridge, Charles Armstead, Frank Ashplant, W. E. Atherton, George Baker, George Baker, George Bartlev, William Bell, James Bent, Thomas Black, George Bland, James Bourne, A. Boyle, John Brown, William Bryant, George Burns, John Cartwright, George! Casey, Dennis 2281 8192 6922 3444 3005 2772 1880 1957 2412 3 rd Hussars Royal Artillery Army Ser. Corps Soots Guards 19th Hussars llth Hussars Devon Regt. Grenadier Gds. R. Lanes Regt. Leinster Regt. ' 23 5 24 5 191: 5 22|: 5 18Jj5 19J| 5 19^: 5 19" 5 u ill 5 18|' 5 fresh sallow fair fresh fresh fresh fair fair fresh fresh It brn dk brn light It brn brn brn dk brn brn It brn brn brn brn grey grey brn grey blue grey blue brn tinner labourer carman grinder engineer labourer labourer labourer sawyer shoe maker 26 Apl. 14 Nov. 25 Apl. 11 Sept. 25 May 1 Jan. 23 Oct 12 June 17 Jan. 4 July ' 8f ' 85 ' 89 ' 89 ' 89 ' 89 87 York Leeds London Leeds Hounslow Lancaster London Taunton Ashtn un L ' 89 Dublin Hunslet, Leeds Driffield, York Clerksnwell, Mdx. New Wortley, Yorks Camberwell, Surrey Manchester Marylebone, Mdx. 3t. Paul's, Bristol S. Michael's, Mnc'str St. Michael's, Dblin 1 Nov. 14 Nov. 11 Nov. 8 Nov. 12 Nov. 3 Nov. 8 Nov. 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 8 Nov. Cork en route* Woolwich London Aldershot Aldershot Aldershot Caterham Dublin Shornclifie 7 and cross It forearm • from Leeds to York bust of woma, & c. It rm, anchr rt F. A. It arm 3 dts, anchr rt rm, L W It, scr nse scar upper lip sailor It arm, soar rt eye dots both wrist star It arm, M. C., anchor, & 3. It star left forearm 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1852 24091 8434 2395 1713 73503 7154 2996 3083 3042 R. Irish Rifles Royal Engineers Scots Guards E. Kent Regt. York Regt. Royal Artillery Army Ser. Corps Scottish Rifles 5th Drgoon Gds King's R. Rifles 22 214 22 20 29i 20i 21J 193 23 24J 10| 6 7i 3 5f 4 9 fresh sallow fair sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dk bni blue 6i fresh brn It brn brn d abrn brn brn black black dk brn blue grey grey hazel grey blue grey dk brt dk brn shoe maker sign writer stone masn labourer labourer moulder carman ironworker metal roller labourer 1 Dec. ' 86 8 July ' 89 5 Nov. ' 89 31 Dec. ' 87 20 Aug.' 85 14 May ' 89 30 Sept. ' 36 8 May ' 89 8 June' 87 12 Oct. ' 85 Belfast Sundrland Shrwsbury Chatham Middlsbro' Northmptn Woolwich Edin burgh Birmnghm Richmond Shankhill, BSlfast St. Cuthbert's Lanes Muirkirk, Ayr Smarden, Kent Old Monklnd, Lanrk St. Mrgret's, Leicstr Hollo way, Mdx. Barony, Glasgow Birmingham St. Helen's, Mddlsbr 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 8 Nov. 6 Nov. 8 Nov. 3 Nov. 8 Nov. 3 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. Mullingar Chatham en route* Aldershot Aldershot Woolwich Woolwich Cork Dublin Aldershot indistinct tattooing It hand • Shrewsbury to London brown stoin It buttock blue scar under It eye anehr, dot, & c. It arm, bracalet rt sailor, anchor, etc., It arm spot It shoulder scar rt eye and back of head 21iCasey, John 22 Catherine, John 23 Causley, William 24 Chandler, Hnry. C. 25 Clifiord, Patrick 28 Coakley, James 27 Conn, James 28 Conway, Thomas 29 Corry, Joseph 30 Costello, John 4652 Welsh Regt. 69812 Royal Artillerv 2307 10th Hussars" 3712 4th Hussars 2324 Suffolk Regt. 2632 3rd Hussars 3109 Seaforth High. 3125 Shropshire L. I. 3202 12th Lancers 3607 Durham L. I. 21i 21 23J 22 194 19J 20 j 21 21 7 6f 8 H Gj * i H H fresh dark fresh fresh dark fair fresh fresh fresh fresh black dk brn dark brn brn brn brn dk brn It brn brn brn grey hazel blue grey grey blue bin grey grey labourer wheelwrgt labourer labourer labourer groom labourer labourer labourer sailor 29 Oct 5 Dec. 12 May 22 May 24 Aug. 14 Feb. 16 Sept. 30 Oct. 16 Sept. 11 Oct. Merthyr Jersey NwtnAbbt London Woolwich Cahir Leicester Hereford Oxford Swansea, Glamorgan St. Helier's, Jersey Frusliam, Devon Red Hill, Surrey jDeptford, Kent Yeovil, Somerset North Leith, Ednbro Bridgnorth, Salop Glasgow Bradford 30 Oct. 12 Nov. 6 Nov. 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 9 Nov. 8 Nov. 9 Nov. 4 Nov. 9 Nov. Cardiff Jersey York Dublin • Aldershot Ballncollig Ft. George Shrewsbry Hounslow Bradford scar rt arm, E. F. H. C., etc., It abscess scar It of neok soar It wrist, mole it but to 3k bth rms and wrsts tat., scr It tmpl 31| Crowley, Edward - 32 Cull, William 33 Davies, John 34 Day, John 35 Dixon, Fred 36 Dovey, Edward 37 Duseburg, Roger 33 Eadens, Alexander 39 Fitzpatriek, Edwd. 40 Fleming, Chas. 3003 2773 41175 1961 71709 2016 3239 19 th Hussars 4 th Hussars Royal Artillery S. Wales Bordrs Royal Arti'lery Sherwood Frstrs Royal Artillery R. Irish Rifles K. O. S. Bordrs. Foot Guards 22* 20J 26} 23 20J 21 18| 20f 22J 20 7 \ ' fair 7 fresh 8 fresh 64 florid 1\ fresh 74 fair 4 fresh 4 ^ sallow 74 fresh brn brn dk brn light brn brn sandy dk brn dk brn grey grey grey grey grey grev blue blue grey labourer coachsmith labourer jroom . abourer collier weaver butler shoemaker engine dvr 17 Mar. ' 86 16 Sept.' 89 7 Feb. ' 84 16 Nov.' 89 14 Nov. ' 89 13 July' 87 22 Mar.' 16 May ' 87 1 June' 89 2 Nov. ' 89 Taunton Birmnghm Canterbury Newport Leeds Derby Preston Belfast Hamilton Evesham St. Helen's, Bristol Birmingham Maidstone, Kent Colchester Castleford, Yorks Old Baiford, Nttghm Blackburn, Lanes Derryaghy, Antrim Stockton, Durham Chipping Nortn, Oxd 5 Nov. 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 16 Nov. 14 Nov. 7 Nov. 11 Nov. 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 2 Nov. Aldershot Dublin Dover en route * en route* Plymouth Colchester Mullingar Berwick en route * scar rt arm * to Brecon, anchr, figs, & c., lt arm * from Leeds to York scar over It wrist & rt eyebrow face freckled • to Worcester 41 ( Fleming, John 42 Ford, J. 43 44 46 46 47 45 49 50 Foxlev, Richard Frobisher, Thomas Gaines, Edward Giel, Marshall Grab am, P. Greenwood, John Guaron, Thomas Harper, Wm. 2362 R. Irish Rifles 2734 York Regt. 2070 Derby Regt. 3261 Scottish Bordrs. 2715 4th Hussars 3027 King's O. Bordrs 2350 R. Irish Rifles 3263 Scottish Bordrs. 1645 R. Irish Rifles 2286 R. Irish Rifles 194 191 22} 194 19 204 22 194 24 20 5 6 5 44 5 0 51 5 6:} 0 H 5 H 5 H 5 8 0 5 sallow fair fresh fresh medm fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh brn It brn bm brn dk bra dark brn brn brn fair grey grey grey blue bm grey grey hazel grey blue labourer puddler collier painter carman mechanic labourer card finishr labourer labourer 27 July 28 Sept. 16 Aug. 13 June 28 May 12 Dec. 17 July 15 June 14 Oct. 19 Jan. ' 88 Belfast ' 88 Halifax ' 87: Derby ' 89 Leeds ' 89 London ' 88 Halifax ' 88 Belfast ' 89 Leeds ' 85 London ' 88 Belfast Portrush, Antrim Leeds, Yorks Boddngtn, Nthmptn Leylands, Leeds Lambeth, Surrey Keighley, Yorks Donagli, Monaghan Leeds Bermondsey, Surrey Shankhill, Belfast 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 7 Nov. 13 Nov. 7 Nov. 7 Nov. 7 Nov. 13 Nov. 6 Nov. 7 Nov. Mullingar Aldershot Ply mouth Berwick Dublin Berwick Mullingar Berwick Mullingar Mullingar crown, cross, anchor, & c. It arm scar left of chest cicatrix rt eye C. Sandford, H. E., etc. It arm shamrock, thistle, rose rt arm mark left middle finger cut mark nose scar left shoulder- blade il 62 63 54 55 56 57 5S 59 60 Harris. John Head, Alfred Head, Wm. Chas. Hodge, Henry Hodge, William Holmes, John Hughes, John Hughes, William Humphreys, E. J. Jenrice, Tom Donald 2268 26S4 2375 2955 3253 2076 2667 3036 9815 75036 Leinster Regt. Devon Regt. Devon Regt. Gloucester Regt. Royal Fus. Scots Fus. York & Lanes Rt. Gordon High. Rifle Brigade Royal Ar illery 20 15 19 5 19 5 18 20} 23J 18 204 19 14 j 5 J dark 6j; dark 4- f sallow 3|| fresh 104jsallow 8f sallow dk brn blue dk brn grey 44 74 5 1 fresh fresh fair fair black brn dark black It brn It brn light light grey brn brn brn grey brn It blue blue labourer labourer sailor bootfinsber labourer miner furnace mil labourer frnch plshr 22 Jan. 27 July 21 Jan. 28 Oct. 5 Sept. 15 Sept 25 Oct. 16 Aug. 23 Nov. 23 Sept Cork Aldershot London Horfield Hounslow Ayr Sheffield Maryhill London Woolwich Buttevant, Cork Malmesbury, Wilts Malmeebury, Wilts St. Phillip's, Bristol Eduii. ntou, Mdx. Airdrie, Lanark St. John's, Sheffield Glasgow Marylebone, Mdx. Clapham, Surrey 9 Nov. 10 Nov. 10 Nov. 6 Nov. 11 Nov. 9 Nov. 9 Nov. 9 Nov 10 Nov. 20 Oct. Shoincliffe Aldershot Aldershot Horfield Hounslow Ayr Pontefract Belfast Dover Woolwich Liberty It arm Borge It thigh , sailor rt G. H. left arm " A. l." & indstnet tattooing It rm scar of burn it arm and rt side scar base rt thumb dots on forearms, moles It side two scars rt of forehead 61| Johnson, Alfred « 2 Johnson, D. 63 Johnson, W. 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 Judson. Fredk. Jupp, Henry George Kelley, James King, David Laird, John Lappio, Wm. Lill, T. J. 2409 2116 39037 74155 74847 3136 2581 3115 2582 2711 Essex Regt. R. Irish Rifles Royal Artillery Royal Artillery Royal Artillery K. O. S Bordrs, Welsh Regt. Seaforth High. R. Irish Rifles E. York. Regt. 22* 20J 28j 21 20} 21' 281 18| 20 204 6 jfresh 54 fair 5 fresh fresh fresh sallow fair fresh fresh rallow brn jbrn It brn grey brn hazel brn grey brn bin dk bni hazel lit brn hazel brn blue brn ' grey ! lt bm Igrev seaman flax dresser labourer labourer labouier miner clerk labourer labourer labourer 16 Oct. 4 Aug. 12 Sept. 1 July 2 Sept 5 Mar. 3 Aug. 5 Oct. 4 Nov. 3 June ' 88 Colchester Belfast Loughbro' York Westhorpe Leeds London ' 89 Liverpool ' 89| Banbridge ' 87' Beverley | Shoeburyness Lyoniel, Antrim Keyworth, Leicester Hunslet, Leeds Godstone, Surrey Wakefield, Yorks Alton, Stirling Larkhall, Lanark Tandragee, Armagh Loutli, Lincoln 6 Nov. 7 Nov. 16 Sept. 3 Nov. 3 Nov. 7 Nov. 10 Nov. 8 Nov. 9 Nov. 9 Nov. DevoDport Mullingar * Woolwich Woolwich Berwick Cork Ft. George Belfast Tynemoth burn scar left leg cicatrix lower jaw • Pietermaritzburg scar rt eyebrow birthmark left of navel scar neck & eyebrw, mo'. o It npple birthmark rt of chest, scar rt leg mole left of back scar back of head, heart It arm 626 THE POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1889. DESERTERS AND ABSENTEES FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE— continued. FFICB m. NAME. 81 82 83 84 86 86 87 88 89 90 EKQ NO* 71| Little, Arthur 72 Logan. James 73 Long, John 74 Mack, Duncan 76 Manroy, Samuel 76 Martin, Hugh 77 Maxwell, John 78 McConnell, Joseph 79 McFadden, Charles 80 McGiUigan, E. McLaughlin, J. McMurtagh, James McStiaw, James Murphey, Joseph Murray, Daniel Nelson, Thomas Nelson, Wm. H. Newton, Robert Patterson, John Pollard, Wm. 4924 2734 73116 3365 2899 74473 2078 2077 2154 00 BPS. King's R. Rifles Devon Regt. Royal Artillery Scots Greys Yorks Regt. Royal Artillery R. Irish Rifles Durham L. I. R. Irish Rifles R. Irish Rifles It brn It brn brn brn dk brn sandy dk brn dk brn black It brn STBS. TBAJDB. 3102 73561 2348 1890 1720 3059 2674 2605 1858 3089 Seaforth High. Royal Artillery R. Irish Rifles R. Irish Rifles R. Irish Rifles Lanes Pus. 3rd Hussars S. Wales Brders R. Irish Rifles Scottish Rifles 18* 184 20 22 21 234 21| 21 22 18i H 3J 8; 8' 7 8 6 5 6 fresh fresh sallow fresh sallow fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh sandy sandy dk brn dk brn light brn brn brn sandy dk brn Porter, John Rick, George Robertson, Wm. Rodger. Robert Rose, Wm. Rosling, Robert Sanders, Albert Sant, Wm. Savage, E. Patrick 1849 3090 2966 2146 2340 2218 843 Royal Artillery S. Wales Bordrs Scots Greys Scottish Bordrs Welsh Regt. 20th Hussars Derby Regt. Yorks Regt. Northmptn Regt Lincoln Regt 20£ 26 20 19} 211 22| 22 20} 19| 23} Wl Shaw, Thomas 102 Smith, Thomas 103 Stone, John 104 Stroud, W II. 106 Stuckey, Alfred .06 Sutherland, Francis 107 Sweeney, John 108 Tarr, John 109 Thomas, Ambrose 110 Thompson. A. W. 2433 2913 2716 3093 1835 75582 1765 3201 2543 3187 Lancaster Regt. Scottish Bordrs Durham L I. 11th Hussars Somerset L. 1. Royal Artillery Yorks Regt. 12 th Lancers 6th Regmnt Dis. 12th Lancers niiToye, Michael 112; Turner, G. 113Verner, John 114 Wall, J. E. 115 Walsh, Wm. 116 Waiing, T , alias* 117 Waters, Richard 118 White, Charles 119 Wittick. Samuel 120 Wood, Herbert Young, W. G. 2458 2343 2886 3072 2158 2950 2370 6050 9} 7i 8} 104 7 6, 6i 6i_ 6} 7} fresh fair fresh fresh fair fair fresh fair fresh ruddy blue grey blue hazel blue grey grey grey blue blue labourer labourer enginedrvr clerk sawyer groom labourer labourer shoemaker labourer ENLISTMENT. DATS OF I PLACE OF PARISH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BOBN. 2 Jan. 14 Oct. 3 May 27 May 23 July 9 Aug. 11 July 5 Nov. 11 July 22 Aug. Brighton Aldershot Mddlsboro' Hamilton Midlesbro' Lndnderry Belfast Sunderland Belfast Belfast Southsea New Ross, Wexford Newport, Yorks Oban, Argyile Lockmaben, Dmfries Ballymacarat, Antrm Shankhill, Belfast Newcastle- on- Tyne Shankhill, Belsast Belfast DESERTION OR ABSENCE. DATS OF 1 PLACE OF MARKS AND REMARKS. 3 Nov. 8 Nor. 3 Nov. 5 Nov. 8 Nov. 9 Nov. 7 Nov. 6 Nov. 10 Nov. 7 Nov. grey blue grey hazel blue blue hazel grey blue blue labourer weaver flax roughr labourer labourer groom groom tailor labourer labourer 18 Sept 18 May 16 Julv 29 Dec. 27 July 17 Aug. 26 Aug. 26 Mar. 6 Dec. 23 Sept. Glasgow Armagh Banbndge Belfast Belfast Wigan Bristol Bristol Belfast Glasgow Barony, Glasgow Thornhill, Armagh Loughbucklnd, Dwn Shank hiU, Belfast Shankhill, Belfast St. Jmes, B- in- Frnss St. Phillips, Bristol Oldham, Lanes Lisburn, Antrim Calcutta 8 Nov. 11 Nov. 7 Nov. 7 Nov. 7 Nov. 11 Nov. 9 Nov. 7 Nov. 7 Nov. 9 Nov. Aldershot Woolwich Dundalk Richmond Woolwich Mullingar Sunderlnd Mullingar Mullingar scar It side * Dunfanaghy, DnWl tattooed left arm scar both sides of throat scar right eyebrow and right eye E. J. H. M., anchors, etc. It arm scar right shoulder scar right knee Ft. Grange square, crown, flags, etc. TtUnf Aldershot Mullingar Mullingar Mullingar Bury Ballincollg Dublin Mullingar Cork dk brn brn dk brn It brn It brn It brn brn It brn dk brn dk brn 6| H 5i 6} 4 6i 8i 6 fresh fresh fresh fair florid fresh fair fresh fresh fresh red brn It brn fair brn brn dk brn brn brn aubrn hazel hazel grey grey grey blue blue grey grey blue labourer labourer miner labourer striker stoker lace maker labourer carman labourer blue blue blue grey grey brn It blue hazel brn brn labourer painter shongsmth clerk labourer laboarer collier labourer barman 7 Nov. 28 May 26 Oct. 13 Feb. 4 Nov. 2 Sept. 26 Oct 15 Dec. 30 June 16 July ' 89 Carrck frgs ' 86 j Brecon ' 89 Glasgow ' 89 Langholm ' 89 Middlsbro' ' 89 Grantham ' 87 Derby ' 87 Richmond* ' 88London ' 84 Lincoln Dromore, Down Basford, Notts Rutherglen, Lanark Langholme, Dmfries Bshpwearmth, Drhm Nottingham St. John's, Notts Oak TOKTI, Durham St. Luke's, Mdx. CarltnleMrlnd. Lncln 8 Nov. 11 Nov. 30 Oct. 8 Nov. 10 Nov. 8 Nov. 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 11 Nov. 9 Nov. A. T. C. It arm, cross rt, etc. anchor and swords right arm cicatrix right shoulder woman, P. of Wales's feather It rai bracelets both wrists R. N. and E. A. left arm Carrck frgs Dublin en route* Berwick Richmond Norwich Plymouth Aldershot Warley Lincoln 29 Apl. 10 Sept. 3 Aug. 12 Oct. 28 Dec. 7 Nov. 25 Mar. 16 Sept. 2 S3pi. 11 July ' 88 Lancaster ' 88 Glasgow ' 89 N- on- Tyne ' 83 London ' 85 Taunton ' 89 Leith Fort S took ton Oxford Birnmghm Warlev Salford, Lanes Barony, Lanark St. Thomas, Exeter Margate, Kent Slaviogton, Somerset Banff Middlesbro' Yorks Bridgend, Glamorgn DawJey, Shropshire West Ham, Essex 9 Nov. 11 Nov. 9 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 8 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 6 Nov. 3 Nov. Dublin Berwick Lichfield Aldershot Aldershot Leith Richmond Hounslow Warwick Eounslow Gordon High. E. Lanes Regt. R. Irish Rifles 9 th Lancers Scottish Bords Leinster Regt. Scottish Bordrs Suffolk Regt. 9th Lancers King's R Rifles 19J 25 20 24 21} 19} 22| 191 19 184 fresh fresh fresh fresh fair fresh fresh dark fresh fair dk brn brn brn brn dk bm red brn dk brn brn It bm grey brn brn brn hazel brn • frey grey blue blue jplasterer groom labourer clerk labourer groom miner hawker coach pi itr groom 2538 Devon Regt. 18g| 5 6jjfair brn jbrp 6 Nov. 8 Aug. 9 July 18 Sept. 17 Jan. 20 Aug 9 Oct. 2 Oct. 11 Mar. 28 Oct. ' 89 ' S8 ' 88 ' 89 ' 89 ' 89 , Giasgow Derby Belfast Manchestr Halifax Shorncliffe Newcastle London London Doncaster Barony, Glasgow Heath, Chesterfield Shankhill, Belfast St. Mary's, Lincoln Dewsbury, Yorks Belvedere, Kent Bedlingtn, Nrthmbld Camberwell. Surrey Walsall, Staffs Goole 6 Nov. 9 Nov. 7 Nov. 6 Nov. 7 Nov. 9 Nov. 14 Nov. 8 Nov. 2 Nov. 28 Oct. porter ,13 Apl. ' 89 Vldershot / Chelsea, Mdx. Glasgow Newry Mullingar Manchestr . Berwick Shorncliffe Berwick Aldershot Enniskillen | en route* dots both thumbs and It arm anchor and ring left hand " ring rt arm * Glasgw to Dundalk scar right knee and thigh cannon right arm, woman left heait and anchor left arm flower, T, cross It arm, cross rt W. S., anchor It arm * Yorks A. T., scar, mole, etc. It arm scar above both knees and bth hips T., anchor, and T. S. It Jtc T. S., dot It arm, stain stomach scars both knees scar right wrist, dots left arm scar on forehead thistle right arm tat. It wrist, coal- marks bth arm! ' I love S. Duam," etc.. It arm M. X. and dots rt arm, cross It scar ieft knee scar rt groin and head, nose brkn scar It side of forehead * Leslie scar It'arm and leg, mote rt teg anchor left arm bracelet left wrist * Doncaster to Pontefract 8 Nov. | Aldershot | 5 spots It arm, Ugs rt, scrrt ankle Discharged for Misconduct. OFFICE HO. NAME. BEG. NO. OO BPS. 122 Doyle, James 123 Harvev, Hugh 124 Kirk, Wm. 126 Lycett. F. 126iNightingale, D. 127Pearce, George 12J5 Williams, Thomas • ! H g 2 COM- PLXN. HATB. EYES. 3310IR. Irish Regt. 22 8180: Sccts Grds. 23 1062 Yorks L. I. 255 1666 Nrtbmbrlnd Fus 22 23781R W. Surrey Rt 3071 R. Irish Rifles 8I60Med. 8. CorpB 23j5 23j 5 21 | 5 . fresh 9|! fresh 44 fresh fresh 6| fresh 6 fair 34 medm dk brn blue brn hazel brn blue it brn erey I brn hazel j fair , blue black 1 brn I CAUBE OF DIB- CHARGE AS STATED ON PAB- I OHMENT CERT. I PAEISH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BOBN. DATE OF DIS- CHARGE ' labourer incor & wthls St. Mary's, Dublin Irivetter ' grinder ; collier ilthrbg mkr sawyer ; labourer con. of larcny con. cvl. pwr con. cvl. pwr Barony, Glasgow Sheffield Colwich, Staffs con of felony Bethnal- green, Mdx Itchinswell, Hants London ignominy misconduct | 8 Nov. 13 Nov. ! 9 Nov. | 13 Nov. 15 Nov. ( 16 Nov. Ill Nov. PLACE OF DISCHARGE. MARKS AND REMARKS Clonmel London Gosport Woolwich Dublin Dover Woolwich FI. II. rtarm, flags, etc , left scar forehead and right calf I marks right arm, 1 left birthmark left arm, mole right groin flags, etc.. rt arm. A. W., anchor, etc. It ABSENTEES FROM THE MILITIA. OFFICE I NO. NAME. BEG. NO. CO BPS. PLXN. ENLI3TMENT. EYES. TB ANN, DATE OF PLACE OF PABISH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BOBN. DESERTION OR ABSENCE. MARKS AND REMARKS. DATE OF PLACE OF 129 130 131 O'Connor, James Shaw, Geo. Chas. Toitteley, John 3255 Middlesex Regt R. Warwick Rt Royal Fus. 18 IS 101 18.115 4} 17415 4 J fair brn fresh dk brn fair i brn grey . carman : 7 Oct.' 89 London Deptford, Kent blue ^ striker 7 Oct. ' 89| Birmnghm Birmingham brn ^ labourer 17 Oot. ' S9. London Chelsea, Mdx. 7 Oct. 19 Oct. 19 Oct. London | scar forehead, burn mrk rt eye Warwick scar It thigh Hounslow | scar forehead, mole rt Ins, dtsarm ADMIRALTY. Subject to the Admiralty Regulations (" Police Gazette," Sept. 17,1889), a reward at the discretion of the Captain of the Ship of not exceeding £ 3, will be paid for the apprehension, within two years, of Deserters or Absentees ( except when apprehended within the precincts of a port or place where there is a Police Force employed at any Naval Establishment). Expenses will also be paid according to these Regulations. Description of Deserters from Eer Majesty's Sea Service. • STICK NO. NAME. SHIP DESEBTED FBOX. DATH. BATING. 1 « WHEBB BOBN. A 1 + 1 2 w OOX- PLXN. HAIB. BYES, MARKS AJID REMARKS. 132iCooper, J. W. 135 Fook, A. K. 134 McEacliran, G. 13c Morse, J. G. 136 Prayle, James 137Seers, Charles 138Tiiidlf, W. B. 139 Welsh, Samuel Calliope, deserter CMiope, deserter Ileela, straggler Pembroke, deserter I), of Wellington, deserter Devastation, deserter Northumberland, deserter Northumberland, deserter 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 4 Nov. 31 Oct. 1 Nov. Nov. 4 Nov. 1 Nov. O. S. cook A. B. carpenter's crew A. B. A. B. stoker O. S. Campbeltown, Argyile Toxteth Park, Liverpool Mile- end, Mdx. Lambeth, Surrey Bermondeey, Surrey Hammersmith, Mdx. 20 21 29} 214 26J 21 21 5 5 5 6 • 5 5| 5 4 5 5 a 8 5 8 dark fresh dark fair fair fresh fair dk brn brn brn hazel dark brn brn blue light hazel dark brn light Igrey spots left arm, heart right native of China both arms tattooed " True love " left arm ROYAL MARINES. Description of Deserters. OFFICE NO. NAME. DIVISION. WHERE BOBN. TBADH. H 5 i H w COM- PLXN. HAIB. EYES. REGIMENTALS OB PLAIN CLOTHES. DATE OF J PLACE OF DESERTION. DESEBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. 141 Cochrane, J. J. R M. A. Erith, Kent hammermn 23 1 5 7| ifresh brn brn [ regimentals 9 Nov. | Eastney | line and dot right arm, dot left Whenever men suspected of desertion or straggling from ths Royal Navy or Royal Marines are brought before Magistrates in the Metropolitan District, it is durable that the Naval Descriptive Return in use in that District should be used only in the cases of seamen and others of the Royal Navy, and of Marines, who have deserted from Her Majesty's Ships. In the case of Marines not embarked, who have deserted from the Head Quarters of their Divisions, the Army Descriptive tteturn, as specified in the 4th Schedule of the Army Act, 1881, should be used. In Districts outside the Metropolitan Districts, to which Naval Descriptive Returns are not supplied, the Army Form should be used in all cases. MEN REPORTED AS DESERTERS OR ABSENTEES WHO ARE NOT TO BE APPREHENDED NAME. REG. NO. OB BATING. 00BPS OB SHIP. POLICE GAZETTE IN WEICH ADVEBTISED. DATE. | ISO. OFAJ3VT, NAME. BEG. NO. OOBPB OB 8HIF. Collins, James Donnhue, John 2368 E. Lanes Regt. 26 July, 18S7 2352 28th Regimental District 12 Nov. 1889 362 79 Turner, Edward Wood, Frederick 698 R. Berks Regt. 365 Worcester Regt. POLICE GAZETTE IN WH'CH ADVKBTI8ED. -^ TTI^ of^ T. ' 4 June, TS89^ 582 3 Sept., 1889, 59o TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1889. T H E POLICE GAZETTE* j^ JISSING, JAMES FREDERICK YOUNG, age 22, height 5 ft. 11 in., complexion and very slight moustache fair, scar from cut of glass ( supposed) on right forearm and under the arm- pit; dress, black jacket, flannel trousers, and hard felt hat or boating cap. Information, & c., to B. R. Swift, 25, Holy well- street, Oxford. T HE FIRM OF GIRDLESTONE." NEW Sensational and Exciting Story, by A. CONAN DOYLE, the Author of the Historical Novel, M ICAH CLARKE," recently published, and of " A STUDY IN SCARLET," commenced OCT. 27 in T 1HE PEOPLE," the ARGEST and Best Sunday Paper. MICAH CLARKE," according to the Press, was a masterpiece. T IHE FIRM OF GIRDLESTONE." By CONAN DOYLE. " rpHE FIRM OF GIRDLESTONE." A New Sensational I and Exciting Story by CONAN DOYLE, the Author of the Historical Novel, ~|"^ OST, on Wednesday evening last, be- tween Strand and City- road, a brown LEATHER BAG, containing two bank pass- books and other papers, of no value except to owner, whose name is on boDks. Whoever will bring the same to 466, New- cross- road, S. E., will be handsomely re- warded. £, 2 REWARD. LOST, on Wednesday morning, Nov- ember 13th, a SMALL BROOCH, miniature of an eye set in. diamonds, sup- posed to have been dropped in a hansom, or in Green Park, or St. James's- street.— Apply 2, Chesterfickl- gardens, Curzon- street. J^ OST, on Monday, 4th, at Charing- cross Station, a VELVET BAG, containing papers. If brought entire to 24, Stanley- gardens, Belsize- park, a liberal reward will be given. DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE. " M ICAH CLARKE," recently published, and of CAUTION — Genuine Chlorodyne iEvery bottle of this well- know r • remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asthma; Bronchitis, See., bears on the Government stamp the Name of the Inventor— DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE. " A STXJI) Y IN SCAELET-" " rpHE PEOPLE," the Largest and Best Sunday Paper. " rpHE FIRM OF GIRDLESTONE." By CONAN DOYLE, Author of " Micah Clarke," & c. " THE FIRM OF GIRDLESTONE." " The Firm of Girdlestone" presents some strongly- drawn characters, and embodies a narrative of which the interest never for a moment flags. Opening with pleasant pictures of the young hero's University days, it quickly branches off into a portrayal of the seamy side of commercial life, especially in shipping circles, as exhibited in the career of an old trader and his son, who, outwardly respectable up to a certain period, are really the evil spirits of the tale, their machinations comprising the despatch of rotten ships to sea and a series of attempts to secure the fortune of a young girl confided to their care. In the last named scheme lies the main feature of the work, the various steps by which it is sought to secure the heroine's money being genuinely sensational and stirring, including, as they do, an endeavour to force her to commit suicide, and an effort to murder her in cold blood. Comic relief is duly pro- vided, particularly in the person of a broken- down Irish mili- tary man, who is able to assist in the eventual exposure of the " villains," and the restoration of the heroine to her lover and friends. 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Leave selection of patterns to myself, and be assured both yourself and friends will entirely agree with the minute cf Mr. Ebenezer Iremonger, which I have this day received, as follows:— „„. . . v „ " County Police Office, Maidenhead, Berks., May 25 ,1888. Sir,— I have received the three superfine flannel shirts, and they are a good fit, and the materials we first- class. 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