^ A GAZETTE PUBL5SHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1891. VOL. Yin., No. 835. REGULATIONS. 1. All announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all communications upon them should be addressed to TUB EDITOB OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, NEW 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. 8. 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. 5. 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 15s. per portrait, and of 7s. 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 of an officer of not less rank than Superintendent; and, if the name of such person be required to be inserted, and no warrant is in force against him, the requisition must be signed by the chief officer of police, or his immediate deputy, of the county, city, or borough, as the case may be. 7. QAnnouncements concerning stolen property must be guaranteed by an officer of not less rank than Inspector, or analogous thereto. 8. Announcements of all persons to be apprehended or of stolen property bear a number, and are alphabetically arranged by counties. 9. The force which causes part iculars concerning delinquents or 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 whic/ i may result from such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded so as to be received not later than noon on Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Saturday morning. They 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, New Scotland Yard, by cheque, crossed " Drummondfy 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 missinj can only be accef d at advertisements. R. AlTDEESOir, Editor. WAR OFFICE. DECEMBER 2 9, 18 91. DESERTERS AND ABSENTEES FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. • VHOl • o. If AMI. in Abrahams, Sydney Ayling, Thos. 8 | Barker, Charles 4 Begley, John 6 Blakeley, G eorge 6 Bonner, Robert 7 Boston, John 8 Brown, James 9 ; Burk, Thomas Butts. George MO. COM- till, mi. msa. ENLISTMENT. CATI at FLACK 0> 3735 Oxford L. I. 3668 R. W. Surrey Rt. 77301 Royal Artillery 4224 R. Dublin Fus. 3334 Yorkshire L. I. 4072 A. & S. High. — I Bedford Regt. 4336 Royal High. 2084 Leinster Regt. 3364 R. Scots Fus. 19 18J 201 231 20 191 191 20! 20| 195 4 medm 51 fresh 51 fair 55 j fresh 7 i pale 7 fresh 51 fair 6| fresh 4^ fresh dk brn hrn dk brn grey It brn hazel dk hrn grey brn hazel dk brn blue brn blue dk brn brn fair grey tailor printer groom groom collier labourer labourer labourer labourer collier 16 Oct. ' 91 26 Nov. ' 91 29 Jan. ' 90 24 Oct. ' 91 11 Feb. ' 91 24 June' 91 15 Dec. ' 91 10 Oct.. ' 90 21 July ' 91 24 June' 91 PABISH ALTD COTTKTT IK WHICH BOBS. London Southwark Liverpool Naas Pontefract IrvineCmp Royston Dundee Warwick Ayr DESERTION OB ABSENCE. St. George's, Mdx Bermondsey, Surrey Blackbury, Lanes St. Paul's, Dublin Dewsbury, Yorks East, Renfrew Clare, Suffolk Dundee, Forfar Limerick Cardiff, Glamorgan DATE OP I PLACE OP 113 Dec. L9 Dec. 14 Dec. 3 Dec. 12 Dec. 16 Dec. 16 Dec. 11 Dec. 1 Dec. 15 Dec. MARKS Aim REMARKS. Gosport Guildford Nwstle- o- T. Naas Bailey Stirling en route Limerick Aldershot Glasgow Ipockpitted mole above rt nipple spread eagle back of rt hand crucifixion rt forearm, woman It anchor tattooed It forearm " T " It forearm, scar both knees JM " It forearm, CO & c., rt mole back of It shoulder 2 small moles over It buttock XI 11 18 14 16 16 17 18 19 20 Caldwell, John Campbell, Alex. Campbell, John Casey, Patrick Cassidy, Patrick Castle, Arthur Cook, Thomas Craig, Thomas Dean, Thomas Devasey, J. 4339 77t> 33 4557 3372 2940 2418 86635 4355 991 6869 Royal High. Royal Artillery A. & S. High. R. Lanes Regt. N. Lanes Regt. Oxford L. I. Royal Artillery Royal High. Rifle Brigade King's R. Rifles 21 24J 20 18 2H 241 24| 195 191 21 sallow fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow dark fresh orn It brn brn red brn brn | grey blue ' grey blue blue hazel dk brn grey dk brn grey dk brii blue brn grey iyer sailor labourer collier labourer moulder mason miner labourer labourer 13 Oct. 15 Feb. 16 Dec. 10 Oct. 8 Aug. 4 Mar. 28 Sept. 24 Oct. 29 Dec. 17 Nov. ' 90 Perth ' 90 Seaforth ' 91 Stirling ' 91 Lancaster ' 89 Preston ' 86 Banbury ' 91 Paisley ' 90 Bathgate ' 90 London ' 91 Bradford Gorbals, Lanark 4 Dec. Tobermory, Argyle 15 Dec. Greenock, Renfrew 16 Dec. St. Helen's, Lanes 16 Dec. Heywood, Lanes 16 Dec. Banbury, Oxon — St. Patrick's, Antrim 17 Dec. Armadale, Linlithgw 14 Dec. Chelsea, Mdx 24 Nov. Leeds, Yorks 8 Dec. Limerict scars on back of head Newport scar on back Stirling soldier on It forearm, scar It wrist Lancaster 2 scars on back of It hand Londndrry. scar over breast- bone Gosport Leith Fort 2 scars on rt cheek Limerick faint " T " back of rt hand Parkhurst dot It forearm, mole stomach Winchester tattooed on both arms 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 80 Diggle, Walter Dobson, J. Evans, Henry Finnigan, Timothy Fraser, James Gates, Fredk. F. Gaynor, William Hale, John Hare, Albert Herbert, Ernest 78868 2167 3165 85451 3868 3136 3632 3636 Royal Artillery Royal Scots NorthmblndFus Royal Artillery Seaforth High. Dorset Regt. King's R. Rifles Liverpool Regt. Bedford Regt. Worcester Regt. 191 24 181 20 18 191 181 18J 201 205 55 4 51 41 31 6 41 55 61 5 fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow sallow fresh brn jbrn brn hazel dk brn brn It brn grey brn grey dk brn hazel red grey dk brn blue It brn grey brn Iblue carrier labourer miner groom cabinetmkr labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer 31 Herbert, Frank 82 Holder, Robert J. 88 Hunter, Alfred 84 ! Jackson, Jacob 85 Jonson, John 86 Keevers, Peter 87 Kennedy, Thomas 88 Lagan, Patk. Chas. 89 Law, William 40 Margetts, R. W. 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 KO McCarthy, T. McKenna, David llcNulty, Michael McOll, Hugh Mills, John Moore, Saml. Henry Mulligan, Charles Park, Edward Thos. Payne, Harry Revnolds. Samuel — King's R. Rifles 3102 Leicester Regt. 2620 R. Irish Rifles 3446 R. Scots Fus. 3503 3083 86618 86562 4507 4081 Liverpool Regt. Leinster Regt. Royal Artillery Royal Artillery Highland L. I. Scottish Rifles 264 3174 3760 3454 1859 1978 2968 2452 83419 3006 181 195 211 181 20 19115 5 I fresh 41 fresh 75 fresh 14 Apl. ' tfO Bury 11 Nov. ' 85 Glencorse 26 Sept.' 91 N\ v'tle- o- T 6 July ' 91 Manchester 21 Sept. ' 91 Ft. George 12 Nov. ' 90 Dorset 12 Dec. ' 91 Liverpool 19 Oct. ' 91 Warringtn 2 Sept. ' 90 Hitchen 8 Dee. ' 91 Worcester Bury, Lanes Edingbrgh, Midlothn St. Helen's, Lanes Manchester, Lanes Inverness Poole, Dorset London, Mdx. Warrington Stevenage, Herts St. Paul's, Cheltenhm 22 Dec. 15 Dec. 19 Dec. 13 Dec. 12 Dec. 14 Dec. 12 Dec. 8 Dec. 19 Dee. 14 Dec. on furlough York Nw'tle- o- T. Chrstchrch Ft. George Plymouth en route* Warringtn Shorncliffe en route 231 195 181 185 5 41 10 7 01 4 fresh sallow fresh sallow fresh 2J fresh 35 ifresh It brn brn brn dk brn black brn dk brn black dk brn brn Royal Scots R. Irish Rifles Scottish Rifles P.. Scots Fus. Liverpool Regt. Essex Regt. Lanes Regt. R. Lanes Regt. Roval Artillery W. Yorkshire R. 251 5 191 191 211 30 28115 2015 22515 195 5 185) 5 6 fresh 61 fresh 35 fresh 9 dark 7 sallow 6 sallow 55 sallow 8 fresh 61 fair 7 I fair ox 62 63 64 65 66 57 68 59 fiO Robertson, Walter Robinson, Henry Roper, Thomas Rowlands, W. H. Scott, David Sefton, William Selby, W. Simpson, George Slater, Henry James Slaven, James — R. WarwickRgt. 23 5 1449 Derbyshire Rgt. 4087 3500 3867 3698 3996 3241 2355 Durham L. I. 191 5 Liverpool Regt. 191 5 Gordon High. 20i| 5 R. Dublin Fus. 201 5 Royal Scots | 191 5 105 fair 5 fresh 41 fresh 4 fair S. Wales Bordrs' 155 3550 Oxford L. I. 3490 R. Scots Fus. 19 195 sallow sallow fresh fair fair fresh grey brn hazel brn grey blue grey blue brn grey brn grey dk brn grey brn ' hazel dk brn hazel dk brn grey dk brn brn brn grey brn blue dk brn dk brn fair blue labourer 12 Dec. ' 91 Liverpool carman 23 July ' 91! Warley clerk 15 Jan. ' 90 Belfast labourer 16 Oct. ' 91j Edinburgh labourer 12 Mar. ' 91 Warringtn stoker 18 July ' 91 Dublin labourer 28 Sept. ' 91 T'mplem're ironworker 19 Aug. ' 90 Glasgow labourer 17 Dec. ' 91 Hamilton baker 9 Jan. ' 91 London Stockport, Cheshire 12 Dec. Uoxton, London 20 Dec. Newry, Armagh 14 Dec. Canongate, Edinbrgh 15 Dec. Barnard Castle, York 12 Dec. St. Catherine's, Dubln 1 Dec. Kenagli, Tipperary 14 Dec. Keady, Armagh 16 Dee. Barony, Lanark 17 Dec. Islington, London 13 Dec. en route* Leicester Fermoy Glasgow Shorncliffe Aldershot Longford Limerick Hamilton Aldershot ulcers corner of mouth cicatrix of wound below It cheek scar front of It ankle sear on inside of rt wrist * from Liverpool to Winchester R forearm, scars on back of neck mole on It thigh harp rt forearm • to Bristo 1 labourer painter labourer collier shoemaker 13 Sept. ' 81 9 Oct. ' 91 1 Jan. ' 91 Fermoy Gal way Bolton Duglshai, J£. Indies Donegal * from Liverpool to Winchester A. H. It forearm scar on nape of neck small scar above anl below navel scar back of head and It cheek mole on chest, scar chin & chest 23 Oct. ' 91' Glasgow 27 Oct. ' 86 Warringtn. schoolmstr 15 Nov. ' 88 spinner 9 Sept. ' 89 t'armservnt 11 Dec. ' 91 leathr cuttr 28 Jan. ' 91 piecer | 30 Sept. ' 91 Warley Preston Ulyerston London Preston St. Patrick, Bolton Clackmanaa Derby Islington, Mdx Blackburn, Lanes Aldingham, Lanes Ipswich, Snffolk I'reston dk brn blue brn fair brn brn It brn brn fair brn brn bi Smith, James 62 Smith, Richard 61 Stanley, Joseph 64 Sutton, Leonard 66 Tetlow, Joseph E. 66 Tominey, Patrick 67 Tovell, Charles 68 W ainwright, A. 69 Westrip, G. 70 Wilson, Robert 3499 3172 2422 2382 2852 3333 87934 2448 1506 2851 71 | Wortley, Herberts N. Lanes Regt.' ,181 York & Lanes Rt 22 York & Lanes Rt 211 Oxford L. I. 244 6tliDragoon Gds 181 R. Scots Fus. 191 Royal Artillery 21 York & Lanes Rt 23 Rifle Brigade 181 6thDragoon Gds 211 grey blue blue blue blue grey blue blue grey student labourer labourer basket mkr miner striker gardener tailor shoemaker miner 16 Dec. ' 91 30 Apl. ' 86 29 July ' 91 9 Mar. ' 91 11 May ' 91 8 July ' 90 2 Dec. ' 90 26 Apl. ' 90 12 Jan. ' 91 10 Dec. ' 91 London Derby Bradford Liverpool Kirkcaldy Manchester Derby London London Ayr 35 fresh brn grey 81 fresh light grey M fresh brn grey 7 fair fair grey 8 fresh black hazel 35 fresh brn hazel 65 fresh brn hazel 71 sallow brn brn 41 fair black brn 71 fair dk brn | hazel collier labourer groom fitter labourer labourer groom razorgrindr butcher 15 Dec. 15 Dec. 15 Dec. 13 Dec. 15 Dee. 15 Dec. 16 Dec. 15 Dec. 14 Dec. 18 Dec. St. Audrew's, Fife Burt- on- Trnt, Staffs Halifax, Yorks Liverpool, Lane Bnckliaven, Fife Ardwih, Lanes Illby, Leicester Carmarthen Whitechapel, Londn Kilmarnock 29 Oct. ' 91 Preston Burnley, Lanes 4 Dec. ' 91 Huddersfld Sheffield 7 Nov. ' 8S Pontefract Dewsbury, Yorks 6 Feb. ' 86 Birminghm Birmingham, Wrwck 9 Dee. ' 91 Liverpool Manchester 20 Apl. ' 91 Glasgow Barony, Lanark 18 Dec. ' 91 Coventry Birmingham, Wrwck 3 Dec. ' S8 Pontefract Sheffield, Yorks 4 Sept.' 91 London Clapham, Surrey 4 Dec. ' 91 Glasgow lElderslie, Lanark 355£ Bedford Regt. [ 195 5 4HfreBh ] brn | grey [ decorator [ 21 Mar. ' 90 London | Norfolk Vork Belfast Aldershot Glasgow I Shorncliffe Butte vant Enniskillen Lancaster Sheffield Preston scars on abdomen and front chest cicatrix of bubo It groin scar on rt knee E. C. It forearm, scar forehead scar rt buttock 19 Dec. 4 Dec. 19 Dec. 12 Dec. 17 Dec. 15 Dee. 17 Dec. 14 Dec. 14 Dec. 18 Dec. London Devonport Aldershot Shorncliffe Curragh Newry York' Aldershot Gosport Ayr L6 Dec. 10 Dec. 24 Nov. 20 Dec. 15 Dec. 12 Dec. 19 Dec. 21 Nov. 20 Dec. 22 Dec. Preston Pontefract P. M. Burg Gosport Edinburgh Glasgow Coventry P. M. Burg Winchestr Edinburgh scar on rt index finger tattooed both arms and thumbs 2 dots rt arm, 3 dots It arm anchor, dot, cross It forearm scar forehead, dots It forearm large scar back of head flags and crown rt forearm scars of burn rt breast scar forehead and back of neck small scar It side of neck scar It eyebrow, dots It shin jut over rt eye lots It forearm, dots It forefinger scar outside rt thigh and rt hip 114 Dec. ( Shorncliffe scar forehead, dots rt forearm 2 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1891. ARMY RESERVE. OFFICE NO. ~~ 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 fO 81 NAME. Barrett, Henry Brown, John Collins, John Curtin, Thomas Kagan, Christopher Fouhey, William Glynn, Thomas Green, Patrick Harte, Patrick Hogan, Thomas BBG. vo. 2656 76 762 245 1329 1297 664 2702 1258 1331 COBPS. 23rd RegTDistT 23rd Reg. Dist. R. Innis Fus. R. Innis Fus. R. Innis Fus. R. Innis Fus. R. Innis Fus. R. Innis Fus. R. Innis Fus. R. Innis Fus. N E 29} 29 29} 28J 27} 27J 3U 26* 32j 27} * a a M H E 5— 5 5 8} 5 10J 5 6i 5 7} 5 9 5 5} 5 8 5 5 5 9} COM- PLXN. HAIB. EYES. TBADB. ENLISTMENT. PABISH AND COUNTY IN WUICII BOBN. Kilkhmptn, Cornwall Brecon, Breconshire Portlaw, Waterford Tipperary Collinstown, Meath Fermoy, Cork Kilclooney, Galway St. Catherine's, Dubln Urney, Cavan St. John's, Limerick DESERTION OR ABSENCE. MARKS AND REMARKS. DATE OF PLACE OF I) \ TE OF LAPIR 1 Apl. - June - June - June - June - June - June - June - June PLACE OF Wrexham Wrexham Armagh Armagh Armagh Armagh Armagh Armagh Armagh Armagh fresh lit brn dark brn fresh dk brn fresh dk brn sallow dk brn dark dk bni fresh dk brn dark dk brn fresh It brn sallow brn blue hazel grey grey grey dark grey grey blue brn labourer labourer stone masn. labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer clerk 5 Apl._' 80 12 Jan. ' 82 27 Mar. ' 82 25 Mar. ' 81 25 Apl. ' 83 13 Mar. ' 83 19 Sept. ' 81 15 Oct. " 83 9 Feb. ' 8 3 25 Apl. ' 83 Plymouth Wrexham Tippcrary Tipperary Navan Fermoy Ballinasloc Dublin Armagh Limerick small cicatrix over sacrum marks of old sores It side an old cicatrix over rt eye small scar above rt eyebrow tattoo marks on It thumb 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 Jones, William Kearney, John H. Kennedy, Maurice Kennen, George Manning, Patrick McGillicuddy, J. Potter, William H. Scully, Thomas Shean, Peter Trasey, Thomas 2773 2821 622 226 585 2776 1497 2639 321 218 23rd Reg. Dist. 23rd Rog. Dist. R. Innis Fus. 23rd Reg. Dist. R. Innis Fus. R. Innis Fus. Wiltshire Regt. R. Innis Fus. 23rd Reg. Dist. R. Innis Fus. 36} 34} 29 28 29} 28* 30 29 28 30 5 9 5 7} 5 6} 5 7 5 5i 5 7i 5 7 5 9 5 5} 5 10 fresh fair fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh dark fresh fresh light It brn dk brn brn black It brn It brn black brn dk brn grey blue blue grey grey grey grey brn blue It brn collier rivetter labourer labourer labourer labourer musician labourer labourer labourer 19 May ' 80 27 May ' 80 12 Sept. ' 81 12 Oct. ' 82 5 Sept. ' 81 14 June' 81 22 May ' 86 27 Oct. ' 80 14 Mar. ' 83 10 Nov. ' 80 Wrexham Wrexham Tralee Bangor Clonmel Mallow Birminghm Roscommn London Kilkenny Mold, Flintshire Whitehaven, Cinbrld Ballinavoher, Kerry Rochdale, Lanes Clerihan, Tipperary Kenmare, Kerry Derby, Derbyshire Roscommon Standon, Hertford Mullinahone, Tippry. 1 Apl. 1 Apl. - June 1 Apl. - June - June U Juno - June 1 Apl. - June Wrexham Wrexham Armagh Wrexham Armagh Armagh Dublin Armagh Wrexham Armagh cut marks on rt cheek and rt chin scar on rt hip 2 crossed flags It forearm, & c. 92 [ Walsh, James 1770[ R. Innis Fus. 29 5 7} fresh | fair hazel farmer [ 25 Nov. ' 80| Manrhmltn Drumlace, Leitrim — June Armagh | ADMIRALTY. Description of Deserters from Her Majesty's Sea Service. LIM. MIT D1SIBTBD > 10X. Mia. BAIIJTS. TH111 BOM. M s iS s a OOM- PLXK. IAIB. • TBI. HARKS aid BBHAXXI. | 93 Bishop, Thomas Pembroke, deserter 22 Nov. o. s. Windsor, Berks 18J| 5 3} fair dk brn blue 5 spots tattooed It arm 94 Callaghan, Michael ditto 5 Dec. stoker Cappoquin, Waterford 25 5 8 fresh dk brn hazel 95 Hunt, Henry ditto 5 Deo. stoker Winchester 21J 5 8} sallow dk brn hazel crosses tattooed It arm 96 Leeks, William ditto 22 Nov. stoker Lambeth, Surrey 23} 5 5} dark dark grey tattooed W. LEEKS, fighting- man, Truo Love 97 Murphy, John ditto 14 Nov. stoker Dublin 23} 6 7 dark dark grey scar of burn on rt wrist 98 Swift, Walter* ditto 11 Nov. stoker Heston, Hounslow 21 5 6 fresh dk brn grey * alias Dyckhoff 99 Williams, James ditto 29 Nov. stoker Brownheath, Leicester 29} 5 5} fair brn blue EXTRACT FROM REGULATIONS FOR APPREHENSION OF DESERTERS- REWARDS, & o. » # » * # 724. Every possible effort is to be made to check deser- tion and straggling, and, by lawful means, to detect and apprehend deserters or absentees without leave. Descriptions in the established form are to be distributed as may be directed by the Commanders- in- Chief, but at home one copy is invari- ably to be sent by the Captain to the Chief Constable of the deserter's or absentee's usual place of residence, if it is known, and also to any other place or places where he is likely to have gone. 2. The procedure to be followed in respect of the arrest and subsequent disposal of deserters and absentees is governed by the provisions of Section 9 of the Act 10 and XI Vict., cap. 62 ; and by Section 50 of the Naval Discipline Act. 3. Under the first of those Statutes, any person arrested on suspicion of being a deserter or absentee from Her Majesty's Navy, shall be taken, and charged before a Magistrate, and by him, either— ( a) Committed to prison pending enquiry as to his identity, and afterwards, should such identity be proved, handed over to Naval custody, or— ( b) Committed direct to Naval custody on board any one of Her Majesty's Ships. In either of the above cases, after the deserter or absentee has been delivered into Naval custody, he may be dealt with under the Naval Discipline Act. 4. If arrested on Naval Warrant under Section 50 of the Naval Dijcipline Act, the deserter or absentee may be received direct into Naval custody, and dealt with under the Naval Discipline Act, but no deserter or absentee who has not been arrested under such warrant shall be received from the Police, or from any other person, unless such deserter or absentee has first been charged before a Magistrate. 5. A deserter or absentee who voluntarily surrenders himself to Naval authority may be dealt with under the Naval Discipline Act, though no warrant for his arrest may have been issued, and without charging him before a Magistrate. 6. Under the provisions of Section 10 of the Act 10 and 11 Vict., cap. 62, any person who voluntarily confesses to being a deserter, or an absentee without leave, from Her Majesty's Navy, may, unless he surrenders himself into Naval custody, either— ( a.) Be taken before a Magistrate, and by him be de- livered into Naval custody, or— ( S.) Be arrested on a warrant under Section 50 of the Naval Discipline Act, and delivered direct into Naval custody. In either case, however, the question whether he is, or is not, a deserter or absentee, must be duly investigated by Naval authority, and for that purpose he may be detained for a rea- sonable time, when, if his confession of desertion or absence without leave shall be found not to be true, then he cannot be punished at all under the Naval Discipline Act, but he may either— ( a.) Be received and detained in Her Majesty's Navy, or— ( b.) If not received into Her Majesty's Navy, he may, on conviction thereof before two Justices of the Peace, be adjudged to be punished, if in England, as a rogue and vagabond, and if in Scotland or Ireland, by commitment to prison, there to be kept to hard labour for any time not exceeding three months. 7. When any deserter, or absentee without leave, whether delivered into Naval custody by order of a Magistrate, or by a Warrant issued under Section 50 of the Naval Discipline Act, or by voluntary surrender, Wiall be brought before the Com- manding Officer of any one of Her Majesty's Ships to be dealt with summarily, his case is to be thoroughly investigated, and a note taken in writing of the proceedings; the prisoner is at the same time to be formally asked if he has any statement to make, and such statement, if made, is to be signed by the prisoner, and duly witnessed ; and the accuracy of any such statement is to be carefully tested before the case is finally disposed of. 724a. The penalties for inducing men to desert or im- properly absent themselves, or for employing or concealing deserters or absentees, are set forth in the Naval Discipline Act. # # # # # 727. In ease of desertion a reward not exceeding 31., may, at the discretion of the Captain of the Ship, or in his absence the Commanding Officer, be paid to the Constable or other person ( except as provided for in Article 729) by whom a deserter is brought on board the Ship to which he belongs, or delivered up to any Naval Officer or other person duly authorised to receivo him, whether any reward has been offered or not; provided he is apprehended within two years from the date of his desertion. The amount of reward payable in each case, where no re- ward has been offered, should be determined by the attendant circumstances, and in considering these, the zeal shown, and the trouble taken, by the Constable, or other person, by whom the arrest of the deserter has been effected, should be duly weighed. The above Regulations for the payment of rewards will not bo held to apply in the case of a deserter voluntarily surrendering himself at any Police Station, or to any Constable or other recognised authority, unless it can be clearly shown that such deserter had been induced so to surrender himself by the vigilance and exertions of any such Constable, or other person ; but exceptional cases of this description are not to be dealt with without reference to the Admiralty at home, or Commanders- in- Chief or Officers in command of Stations abroad, for full inquiry into the circumstances. 2. In cases where persons have been more than two years in a state of desertion, no reward is to be paid without previous reference as above; and it has been notified to the Constabulary generally that when deserters are apprehended in the United Kingdom after such a period of absence, they are not to bo removed from their places of confinement until the Admiralty has been communicated with. # * # » # 3. A reward, not exceeding 31., may also be paid for the apprehension of any person who, without, in the opinion of the Captain of the Ship to which he belongs, being guilty of desertion, commits any one of the following offences, the par- ticulars of which are to be stated in the offer of reward :— ( a.) Breaks out of his Ship. ( A.) When on service away from his Ship, quits his place of duty, and remains absent after the time at which he ought to have returned to the Ship. ( c.) When the Ship is under sailing orders, remains absent without leave until after the ship has sailed ; pro- vided that the fact of the Ship being under sailing orders was generally known. A reward, not exceeding 11., may be paid for the appre- hension of any man who overstays his leave. In giving these rewards, the same considerations as govern the payment of rewards for the apprehension of deserters are to be taken into account, both as regards arrest and voluntary surrender. 4. No reward is to be paid for the apprehension of any Commissioned, Warrant, or Subordinate Officer, without the sanction of the Admiralty at homo, or Commander- in- Chief or Senior Officer present, abroad. 728. In addition to the foregoing rewards, there may be paid to the Constable, or other person bringing Deserters or Stragglers on board, such expenses attending their lodgment, subsistence, and travelling, as may appear to have been fairly incurred, and to be in accordance with these regulations ; viz. :— Railway Fare ( return) o^ Escort - - f is an ordinary rule, Railway Fare ( single) of Deserter or< not to exceed Id. Straggler (. per mile. Other sums expended in the actual carriage of the Deserter or Straggler, such as for the hire of Cabs, Boats, & c. Subsistence of Deserter or Not exceeding 1,?. while under Straggler. detention, or 2 » . 6d. a- day when travelling. Subsistence of Escort - At the same rate as that allowed for Petty Officers under Article 1396, according to the time necessarily occupied in conveying ihe Dtser- ter or Straggler to his destination and returning; namely, 2s. 6d. when absent above 9 hours, and not absent dur- ing the night; and 5s. when absent a night, or for every 24 hours of absence, no fractional part of a day being allowed in addition to the 24 hours, unless the extra time for which payment is claimed exceeds, by more than 9 hours, the full time for which 5s. would be paid. The only other charges which, except in special cases, should be sanctioned, are a fee of 2s. to the Magistrate's Clerk, and a fee of 2s. 6d. to any medical practitioner by whom the Deserter or Straggler may have been examined. 2. No further claim for loss of time or for subsistence made by any Constable or other person apprehending a Deserter or Straggler is to be entertained, in cases where a Reward is payable. 3. When no reward is payable, the Constable, or other person bringing Deserters or Stragglers on board, should be directed, in addition to the above items, to prefer a claim for such other expenses as he may consider himself fairly entitled to, but every case of this description is to be forwarded to the Admiralty for examination and decision. 4. Should the Constable, or other person bringing a Deserter or Straggler on board, object to the Captain's award, the case is to be submitted to the Commander- in- Chief, who, if unable to settle the question, will forward it for the decision of the Admiralty. • • • • • The Governor of the gaol will furnish a statement of the number of days' subsistence issued, for which the charge of one shilling per diem is to be raised. * # # * • 6. With a view to simplifying the payment of such claims, Magistrates and Governors of gaols, when requested to send Deserters or Stragglers back to their Ships, should be informed that it is desirable that the men should be sent in the custody of the Constables who actually apprehended them. 7. The foregoing mode of payment does not apply to cases of Deserters or Stragglers apprehended by the Metropolitan ( London) Police, when the following course is to be observed :— No payment is to be made by the Accountant Officer in respect of the expenses incurred by tho Constable, or of any reward which may be duo to him. The Constable will fill up a form, prepared for the purpose, which he is to produce, and in which he will include the whole of his expenses, and certify that they were necessarily incurred by him. He will then hand the form to the Accountant Officer of the Ship, who will, with the approval of the Captain, charge the Deserter or Straggler with the sum shown thereon, to- gether with any reward, if due, and note in the space provided on tho form the fact of the charge having been made. The form is then to be returned to the Constable. The payment of the expenses incurred, and of the reward when due, will be arranged between the Admiralty and tho Commissioner of Police. 729. No reward, except as provided in the following para- graph, is in any case to be paid to a person belonging to the Fleet, nor to any other person, for the apprehension of Deserters or Stragglers within the precincts of a port or place where there is a Police Force employed in any Naval Establishment 2. Whenever the Police of Ships, or other persons in the Fleet, are sent on shore for the express purpose of collecting Deserters or Stragglers, they are to be paid the amount of extra pay provided for by Article 1372, providedjfche Captain is satisfied with the manner in which the duties have been per- formed, and that no unnecessary delay took place in their per- formance ; and in order to encourage the Local Police at the Home Ports in searching for and apprehending Deserters and Stragglers, a reward, not exceeding £ 1 for each person appre- hended, within the limit of two years, may, at tho discre- tion of, and under such regulations as may from time to time bo laid down by the Commanders- in- Chief at the Ports, be paid to any Constable of Local Police who arrests a Deserter or Straggler. 3. These expenses are to bo paid by the Accountant Officers of the Ships. ___ ROYAL MARINES. Description of Deserters. ANIOI M. KAMA BITI1IO*. NM BOU. IUBI, * * A \ COM- PLXV. KAIB. ma. 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A most delightful weed, full of fine aroiu 1, and delicate flavour. Connoisseurs pronounce them better than Havannahs. Everyone snouia sample these really excellent cigars. Prices 22= and 20s. per 100 ( post free). Samples four for 1b ( 14 stamps).— BE\ VLAY ( Limited), 49 and 74, Strand. W. C., and 143. Cheapside. E. C. To- bacconists to the Royal Family. Established over 100 years. THE J3 Z3 VE 3EM3 XJ3E, 20, Devereux Court, Temple, W. C. ORDINARY, 1.30 DAILY. Wines and Spirits of first quality only. WILLIAM RAPLEY, Proprietor. BY SIMPLY BOILING This preparation in water from 20 to 30 minutes, a Full Flavoured Tomato Soup is obtained, retaining all the health- giving and agreeable properties of the Fresh Tomato. DESICCATED SOUP TOMATO, Cookery Book post free on application to— r. KXTffGh 4& C CO., IjTO., 3 to 0, CAMOMILE STREET, LONDON, E. C. Sole Manufacturers of Edward's Desiccated Soup. IP IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN. Mr. J. H. Steer, writing from 80A. Fenchurch- st- eet, E. 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PETER ROBINSON'S MOURNING WAREHOUSE, REGENT STREET. ZVSOTTE& RSrZOTG-. Upon receipt of letter or telegram Peter Robinson's experienced Assistants and Dressfitters are ready to travel to any part of England free of expense to purchasers. They take with them a supply of all necessary articles of the best and most suitable des- cription for families and their servants, at the same reasonable prices as charged in the warehouse in Regent Street. WILLING'S PATENT ENAMELLED COPPER LETTERS NUMBERS, TRADE MARKS, & c., For affixiug to Glass and other Materials. For Windows, Show Cases, Lamps, Glass Doors, Fanlights, & c., & c. For FACIAS, SIGNS, DOOR PLATES. TABLETS FOR TRADESMEN'S WINDOWS. Enamcllcfc 3ron tablets For Signs, Facias, Street Names, Door and Seat Numbers, Railway Station Names, and Notices, and for ADVERTISING PURPOSES GENERALLY. WILLING & Co., LcL, 12 & 13, CLERKENWELL GREEN LONDON, E. C. And at 70, St. Martin's Lane, W. C.; 366, Gray's Inn Road, W. 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Close to the CASINO and the GRAND BATHING SANDS. For full particulars address the Proprietor— F. Rue de Boston, Boulogne- sur- Mer. Also Refreshment Contractor, Boulogne Railway Station. DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CAUTION.— Genuine Chlorodyne. a Ei " erv bottle of this well- known remedy J for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Jetc., bears on the Government Stamp the a Name of the Inventor— DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE. 3> The largest and best Sunday- paper, containing all the latest news, together with stories and literary matter of a high order. EYERY SUNDAY, ONE PENNY. HUDSON'S HOUSEHOLD REM0YALS TO AND FROM ALL PARTS. ESTIMATES FREE. FIREPROOF DEPOSITORIES. Victoria Station, S. W., Brighton, and Paris— 30, Boulevard des Italians. Jlxrpl fhrtrlt MARGATE, FOR FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN. Semper Paratus. LONG ESTABLISHED, RENOWNED, ESTEEMED. The " RUBY" Buvette. BILLIARDS, Ac. G. W. REEVE, Proprietor. XOS, High- class, for the Million £ 10 10s. Full compass, seven octaves, warranted. THE LONDON MUSIC PUBLISHING COMPANY ( Ltd.), Originators of the £\ a ios. Pianoforte. Agent for Ward's Patent Pianoforte Lamp, 10J. 6d. 54, Great Marlborough Street, W. ROYAL HOTEL, HENLEY- ON- THAMES. This magnificent Hotel contains well arranged private, dining, bed, and sitting rooms. Long uninterrupted view of river and hills on Berkshire side. Cuisine under Hie direction of a notable chef from the principal hotels of Paris and Mentone. Wines of the highest character, best I service. Lawn tennis and golf. Steam and electric launches, and all kinds of boats at the hotel. Good stab- ling. Fifty yards from station.— Apply for terms to— FREDERICK TROTMAN, Proprietor. Zbc flftovmno Bfcvevttset: ( ESTABLISHED 1794). BEST HOME AND SPORTING NEWS ONE PENNY DAILY. 127, FLEET STREET, E. C. W ILLIHTG'S, 125, STRAND, W. C. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN THE DAILY NEWS, and in all London, Provincial, and Foreign Newspapers. EXCEPTIONAL TERMS FOR A SERIES. Sole Contractors for the SPECIAL CORNERS on Top of Front Pace of the MORNING STANDARD, EVENING STANDARD. PEOPLE, and Corners on pages 2, 3, and 6 of THE GLOBE. Sole Aeents for all Advertisements in the OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT POLICE GAZETTE. WILLING'S, ~ 125, STRAND, W. C., BRANCH OFFICES: lffi, PICCADILLY. W. Telegraph Address. •• Willing's, London." Telephone. No. 2.7J3. THE MOST REFRESHING OF ALL TOILET SOAPS. IVAISS lER'S SOAP Mr. H. M. Stanley writes:— " I consider the Soap excellent." SOLD EVER V WHERE. 8d., Is. 3d., and 2s. per Cake. Sole Agent for Advertisements, JAMES WILLING, 125, STRAND, LONDON. To whom all Communications respecting Advertisements must be addressed. 4 THE POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1891. PIlsTA LIST OF COLOURS IN STOCK. Aaj Shade, Tint, or Colour made to Pattern, and a number of New Art Gobelins, Terra- Cottas, Moss Greens, 4c., 4c. Vermilion Flamingo Bed Dark Hed Royal Mail Bed Sealing Wax Bed Black Imperial Bed 8 » ge Green Japanese Green Pea Green Peaoook Green Blue Terra- Cotta Canary Maroon Stone Drab French Grey Olive Coral ( Pink) Hedge Sparrows' Egg Tint Heliotrope Smoke Straw Orange Lilao Myrtle Green Indian Yellow Light Oak Dark Oak Quaker Blue Starlight Blue White Ivory Green Turquoise Peacook Blue Eleotrio Green Chocolate Bronze Fawn Primrose Arabian Brown Old Gold, & o., & o., & o. Sold Everywhere. Or in tins, post free, Is. 6d. and 3s. BATH ENAMEL, price 25s per gallon; can be had In Tins, post free, 3s. 6d. and Is. 9d. ASPINALL'S ENAMEL WORKS, ASPINALL'S OXIDIZED ENAMEL, READY FOR USE. TJew, or renovating Old Eurniture of evojiwuj RABIES, MILKINGSTOOLS, HOI- WATERCMU BFITU giiis, BEDSTEADS ; in [ act any old qrtintuu bin Mfett even by a child in a very short SMSI oi IB ASPINALL'S ENAKEI. IFI DIRECTIONS FOR USE. ( rh/ monig; if the ENAMEL geis thicK « « » > » , WSAMR? 1 ? tv" bt » " owcd to stand open. but mutbin MsJiii. r ™ , n taken out. il not it will SKimnd bKominM BJJK" BL » M « L it is urgently requested that ths BABCUKM Enamelled, as tho hcit forms a specics of ( iu « consequence ; all old aiticlas should to wli • ^ J^ Mbtlotebeing Enamelled. _ PJEUfi BECKHAM, LOK'DOU, S. B. ENAMEL. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. " Invaluable for renovating."— Queen. " A perfect godsend."— Lady's Pictorial. " Aspinall's Enamel is simply perfect."— Lady. " Use Aspinall's Black Enamel."— Lady's World. " Furniture like new."— Bat. " Aspinall's wonderful Enamel."— Globe. " Better than any stains for floors."— Truth " Use Aspinall's Flamingo Enamel."— Housewife. " Unequalled for beauty."— Art Designer. " Wonderful gloss and finish."— Cheltenham Examiner. " Aspinall's charming invention."— La Follet. " Use Aspinall's Enamel for Baths."— Pictorial World. " The best paint for Baths is Aspinall's snow- white Bath Enamel."— Bazaar. " I lately saw a very shabby set of blistered painted wood bedroom furniture turned into a handsome suite of pale blue with Aspinall's Enamel."— Globe. ASPINALL'S ENAMEL WORKS, The Perfect Food for Children and Invalids. UTIO All the Genuine Packets and Canisters are enclosed in White Wrappers, and the wotds DR. RIDGE'S PATENT COOKED FOOD ARE PRINTED BOLDLY THEREON, SO THAT NONE NEED BE DECEIVED OR MISTAKEN. THE SUNDAY TIMES, ESTABLISHED 1822. THE BEST SUNDAY NEWSPAPER. CONTAINS LATEST TELEGRAMS. CONTAINS LATEST RACING REPORTS. FULL ACCOUNT OF SATURDAY'S ATHLETIC MEETINGS. FULL ACCOUNT OF SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL, & c., & c., & c. THE LARGEST HIGH - CLASS CIRCULATION OF ANY SUNDAY NEWSPAPER. Undoubtedly the Best Medium for Advertisements of all kinds. ROYAL IRISH POLICE SHIRT DEPOT, 4 KENT ST., ROYAL AVENUE, BELFAST CITY. ALL POLICE OFFICERS SHOULD REFER TO MESSRS. JAMES HICKLAND & CO.' S PRICE LIST, published at end of " Police Almanac," and page 119 of " Police Index." His far- famed POLICE STANDARD SHIRTS and UNSHRINKABLE FLANNELS at 6a. 6d. and 7s. each should ooTer the body and leg » of every grade in the service. Extra size, work, and high- class wools, all made up at Manufacturer's Price direct to the Police Force ( only). Thousands of testimonials from Chief Constables, Superintendents, Inspectors, and other officers, com- mending their shirts and drawers. The Improved Police Grey Standard Shirt, 6s. 6d. j with Silk and Crewel Embroidery, only 6d. extra; 3 lbs. weight of pure wool in each pair of shirts | the wonder of all Forces. THE SUPERINTENDENT'S SHIRT, 7s. 6d. Our latest and finest production, made to fit men 6 ft. 6 in., and 20 stone weight, if required, free of extra charge. Be sure and write by this post for sample pair. Gorgeous patterns, and silk or sateen bands. The only exclusive shirt depot for the Police in the Kingdom. Police Summer Shirts, in beautiful stripes and checks, Oxford patterns at 4s. each ; extra large sizes, 8d. extra. Our finest plain and fancy ohecked Twsed Shirts, only 6s. 6d. per shirt, double sewn, and extra large. Write for patterns, sent post free by return, or leave selection of patterns to myself, and be assured both yourself and friends will entirely agree with the minute's of the following Chiefs. " Northamptonshire Constabulary, Oundle, December 19th, 1890. " Dear Sir,— I beg to acknowledge the receipt of the shirts, with which I am very pleased, and consider them good value for the money, and will recommend them to the officers and men of this force.— Yours faithfully, " To Mr. James HIckland and Co., Belfast." " JOHN FBIDEBICK NOBLE, Deputy Chiei Constable." " Essex Constabulary, Superintendent's Office, Latchington, 27th December, 1890. " Dear Sir,— 1 have duly received your parcel. The shirts are all that could be desired, and very cheap. 411 am, Sir, your obedient Servant, " To J. Hickland, Esq., Belfast." " JOHN MEOCAN, Superintendent." " Dear Sir,— I writ* to say that I have received the Shirts quite safe which you sent me as ordered. I am very pleased with them, and will strongly recommend them to all my friends, as 1 can also your other articles. I shall give you all the orders I can, in future, when I require anything.— Your obedient Servant, " ffs, WaosTAM, 3, Prospect Place, Somhgate, London, N." " To Mr. Jas. HIckland, Kent Street, Belfast." Surely its members should send their orders in thousands to— JAMES HICKLAND Sz OO-, POLICE SHIRT MANUFACTURERS & CONTRACTORS. *•* The only exclusive Police Shirt and Underclothing Depot in the British Isles. Please make P. 0.0. payable at O. P. O., Belfast City. Shirts will be delivered at your Station in 24 hours' notice. READY SHORTLY. ( NINETEENTH YEAR.) WILLING'S ( late MAY'S) BRITISH AND IRISH PRESS GUIDE, 1892. PRICE Is. POST FREE Is. 4Jd. A CONCISE AND COMPREHENSIVE INDEX TO THE PEESS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. Containing all the Daily, Weekly, and other Newspapers, Magazines, Reviews, and Periodicals, Annuals, Guides, Directories, Almanacs, & o., & o., with full particulars of their time and place of publication, price, general and special features, & o. 125, STRAND, W. C., AMD 162, PICCADILLY, W. LONDON : PRINTED FOB HEB MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE BY HABBIBON AND BONB, 46, 46 & 47, 8T. MABTIN'B LANB.