2 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1893. DESERTERS AND ABSENTEES FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE— continued. OFFICE HO. NAM?;. BEG. NO. OOBP8. H ti> < 1 M 0 IS M M w COM- PLIN. BAIB. BYBS. T3ADB. ENLISTMENT. PABISH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BOBN. DESERTION OR ABSENCE. MARKS AND REMARKS. DATE OF PLACE OF DATE OF PLACE OF 71 72 73 74 75 76 11 78 79 80 Makin, Matthew Ma my, P. McBurney, Robert McDonald, Thomas Mclver, John McPherson, James Medes, Thos. Hy. Wilier, Albert Ed. Mitchell, Robert Morrison, John 73553 80538 3954 4875 3870 92383 4129 3927 Royal Artillery Roval Ai tillery R. Irish Rifles" Highland L. I. Liverpool Regt. Royal Artillery E. Surrey Regt. R. Berks Regt. Scottish Rifles R. Scots Fus. 23i 21 18! 21 I9i 221 IN! 18J 181 18 5 84 5 7 5 44 5 84 5 4 5 6! 5 54 5 54 5 5! 5 34 fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh fresh dark freckld fresh brn dk brn brn brn brn brn black black It brn brn grey hazel grey grey grey brn hazel brn brn hazel ostler labourer labourer labourer labourer rivet maker coal porter carman mill worker labourer 17 May ' 89Liverpool 12 Sept.' 90 Drogheda 19 Sept.' 93 Bellast 8 June' 93 Hamilton 20 July ' 92 Liverpool 31 Aug. ' 92 Glasgow 16 Mar. ' 93 Lambeth 7 Sept.' 93 London ] 8 Sept.' 93 Dundee 23 Sept.' 93 Perth West Derby, Lanes Drogheda, Louth Milewater, Armagh St. Nicholas, Aberdn Liverpool, Lanes Edinburgh Walworth, Survey Kensington, Mdx Dundee, Forfar Dundee, Forfar 16 Sept. 21 Sept. 19 Sept. 16 Sept. 26 Sept. 18 Sept. 14 Sept, 10 Sept. 18 Sept. 23 Sept, Malta Ismail scar It side small of back — cross front rt forearm Belfast scar rt forearm Aldershot bracelet It wrist, dot It forearm Manchester scar It temple and abdomen Leith Fort T. Cochrane, Ac., It forearm Shorncliffe star rt wrist, scars It forearm Reading cross rt arm, anchor & flags It arm en route* * to Perth Perth 107 P. I. It forearm 81 Oliver, John 82 Osborne, Joseph 83 Partridge, James 84 Pheasant, Joseph 85 Pope, Richard 86 Powell, Henrv 87 Price, John Chas. 88 Pritcbard, Alfred 89 Redmond, Timothy 90 iRooney, Joseph 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 Hose, John Ross, Archibald Ryan, Thomas Scott, Edward Sbenton, Thomas Shughnessy, llugh Slamstreet, Join Smith, Michael Smith, Thomas Smith, " William Royal Artillery 19 5 R. Warwick Rt. 202 5 Wiltshire Regt. 20} 5 1st Drag. Gds. 27i 5 Shropshire L. 1. 194 5 E. Lanes Regt. 184 5 Roval Engineers 19J 5 R. Welsh Fus. 19 5 4708| A. & S. High. 19 5 3931 jR. Irish Rifles 18J 5 94424 3458 3516 3599 4092 3786 r dark fair fresh fresh i fresh fresh fresh 3d sallow 44' pale 7| sallow black brn brn brn It brn ' brn brn brn brn dk brn 981: 54 Roy 4358" 4265 93613 3853 4216 E9068 3113 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 Smith, VV llliam Thomas, Edward Thompson, Joseph Thompson, Walter Thompson, Wm. Tucker, William Wade, David Walter, John Warren, Harry al Artillery Royal Scots HampsliireRgt Royal Artillery Manchester Rt R. W.; Kent Rgt. Liverpool Regt. Royal Artillery King's R. Rifles Bedford Regt. 21} 201 24| 193 18 18 21! 19* 19 233 74 3 44 6 44 63 5! 6 7 9 fresh fresh sallow fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fiesh sallow black brn grey hazel grey grey grey blue blue blue sailor 24 Nov. ' 92 London gun worker 10 Oct. ' 91 Birminghm labourer 9 Mar. ' 93 Gloucester bookbinder 13 July ' 93 Oxford labourer 10 Apl. '!) 3 printer i 5 Sept. ' 93 carpenter 9 Sept. ' 93 collier 15 Nov. ' 92 hammermn 27 Feb. — tlireadplshr 15 AugJP3 brn jbrn dk bri. grey dk brn liaztl ruddy blue brn grey brn brn dk brn grey brn grey dk brn grey dk brn brr hawker porter labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer engine drvr 21 July ' 93 13 Apl. ' 93 14 Sept.' 93 18 Oct. ' 92 23 Sept.' 93 26 Aug. ' 93 14 July ' 93 7 Sept.' 93 15 June' 93 19 Sept.' 93 Walsall, Warwick 23 Birmingham, Wrwck 21 St. James, Gloucestr23 Southampton 21 Knighton, Rdnorshre 17 Birmingham, Wrwck 5 Merthyr, Glamorgan 15 Coventry, Warwick 8 Dublin 20 Hilden, Antrim 21 Worcester Abbot Morctn. Worc. Gleneorse | St. Cuthbert's, Edin. Chrstchrch Southampton Salop Birminghm Merlin r Aberdare Glasgow Belfast Sept, Sept, Sept, Sept, Sept. Sept,, Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Seaforth Hanley Maidstone Warringtn Lei th Leeds St. Alban's Parr, Lanes Burslem, Staffs Poplar, Mdx Liverpool, Lanes Dundee, Forfar York, Yorks St. Andrew's, Bedfrd 9374 Coldstream lids. — S. Wales Bordrs 1872 Essex Regt. 3459 R. W. Kent Rgt. 8056 King's R. Rifles — Roval Artillery — Welsh Regt. 3749 Dorset Regt. 3730 20th Hussars 3871R. W. Kent Rgf, 21! 19 314 19J 21 22J 194 194 214 19 tieeh bru fresh sallow sallow fresh fiesh freth fresh 41ifresh brn dark dk brn dk brn brn dk brn brn bin Ill Watson, Henry 4723 Highland L. I. 19 5 7 fresh 112 Weir, James 4089 Roval Scots 21! 5 6 fresh 113 McWhirter, John 3763 R. Scots Fus. 19i 3 4 fresh 114 White, John 3161 15th Hussars 18! 5 74 fresh 115 White, Matthew 4.( 117 E. Lanes Regt. 21! 5 5! sallow 116 rt illiams, Henry 3885 Liverpool Regt. 21: 1 5 7! sallow 117 Winn, Israel 7475 Coldstream Gds 261 5 fresh 118 Woods, Felix 9727 Med. Staff Corps 211 5 10 fresh 119 Wright, Edward 4951 Highland L. I. 181 5 6 fresh grey grey blue hazel blue blue dark bazel grey miner labourer shoe mak carman collier collier collier jlabouier ' groom ' labourer 4 Jan. 14 Aug. er27 July 16 Sept. 23 May 22 Aug. 14 Sept. 11 Feb. 6 July 13 Sept. ' 93 Sheffield ' 93 Neath ' 86 Colchester ' 92 Woolwich ' 93 Bradford Bulwell, Notts Sw ansea, Glamorgan Norwich, Norfolk Woolwich, Kent Manchester, Lanes ' 93 Pontypridd Llanwonno, Glamrgn ' 93 Aberdare Cefn, Glamorgan ' 93 Crewkeme Bridport, Dorset ' 93 Aldershot Alton, Hants ' 93 Maidstone St. Paul's, Deptford dk brn dk brn fair It brn brn dk brn brn dk brn fair dk brn grey grey grey grey grey blue brn blue labourer I 7 labourer Jil bootfinisber[ 17 striker fltter labourer labourer footman butcher Nov. Apl. Aug. May Mar. Aug. June Apl. July ' 92 Hamilton St. Peter's, Lanes ' 91 Edinburgh Canongate, Midlthn ' 92 Ayr Barony, Lanark ' 93 Pembroke Llanelly, Carmarthn ' 93 Belfast Renfrew ' 92 Warringtn Chester, Cheshire ' 88 Scultliorpe Holt, Norfolk ' 92 Warwick Leamington, Wrwck ' 93 Glasgow Barony, Lanark Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Aldershot Aldershot Aldershot Norwich Cork en route Cardiff Liddingtou Stirling I Belfast Pi tsmouth York Winchester Exeter Hanley Maidstone Warringtn Leith Fort FortGomer Bedford anchor, star, & c., rt forearm 1 wo anchors front It forearm anchor and two marks It forearm scar back It hand mermaid and bust of man rt ann jsmall scar It angle of mouth man with weight rt arm A. R. It forearm Ryan back II. forearm scar back It hand, scar rear back I love C. W. It forearm W. G. rt forearm, J. T. It forearm sc- ir brck rt hand, outer angle It eye Sept. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Aug. Sept. Sept, Sept. Sept. W indsor on route* Buttevanb Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. • to Cardiff a few faint scars front It thigh Londndrry crown, cross flags, & c., rt forearm FortGomer scar It eyebrow * to Cardiff * to Cardiff J. T. W. A. and anchor It forearm en route* en route* Belfast Aldershot Maidstone small scar centre of forehead Aldershot scar It cheek and outside It olbow York F. S., G. J., anchor, & c., It forearm Shorncliffe scar It breast heart and clasped hands It arm Dundalk Shorncliffe Manchester Windsor Net, ley Aldershot small scar back It thigh several scars It shin thistle and shamrock rt forearm ABSENTEES FROM THE MILITIA. • rrioi xo. NAME. BEG. NO. CORPS. H a •< K n 2 M B COM- PIXN. HAIB. EYES. TKADI. ENLISTMENT. PABISH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BOBN. DESERTION OR ABSENCE. MARKS AND REMARKS. DATE OF PLACE OF DATE OF | PLACE OF 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 Houston, Pfitk. Livingstone, J. McGinley, Edward Reilly, John Shields, Peter Smith, Charles Smith, Jno. Thomson, James Turner, Alfred Warren, Alfred 8133 2969 3073 5156 8572 4506 7586 3876 Scottish Rifles Cheshire Regt. W. Riding Rgt. Royal Scots Scottish Rifles Worcester Regt. Manchester Rt. Highland L. I. Worcester Regt. Wiltshire Regt. 181 5 34 19 5 61 1715 4 22i 5 8! 214 5 51 181 5 34 18 5 34 22 5 4 1945 7 24 ! 5 6 fresh fresh fresh florid fresh fail- fresh fresh fresh fresh brn grey brn brn dk brn grey brn grey dk brn grey bin blue brn brn dk brn grey brn blue brn brn labourer labourer bottler miner miner needlemakr labourer labourer polisher musician 17 Jan. ' 93 Glasgow 15 Sept.' 93 Birkenhead 24 Aug. ' 93 Bradford 2 Sept.' 93 Bathgate 30 Aug. ' 93 Hamilton 6 Sept.' 93 lnkberrow 9 Mar. ' 93 Ashtn- u- L. 2 Sept.' 93 Hamilton 4 Sept.' 93 Dudley 16 Sept.' 93 Devizes | Barony, Lanark 2 Sept. Preston, Lanes 16 Sept. Bradford ,10 Sept. Bandon, Cork 14 Sept. Barony, Lanark 15 Sept. Feckenham, Wore. 6 Sept. Cheshire 19 June Barony, Lanark 12 Sept. Dudley, Worcester 7 Sept. St. Paul's, Mdx 17 Sept. Hamilton uu route* Halifax Glencorse Hamilton Worcester Ashtn- u- L. Hamilton Worcester Devizes * to Chester E. B., etc., It. hand tcalcaf mark rt buttock tattooed rt forearm dot and mole back rt forearm scar rt cheek and small of back blue dot It wrist 130 | White, William 514l | Royal Scots 19 | 5 34 fresh dk brn( grey . moulder | 26 Aug.' 93 Gleneorse Glasgow, Lanark 14 Sept. liiencorse iscar at end of it eyebrow ADMIRALTY. Description of Deserters from Her Majesty's Sea Service. OFFICE xo. NAME. • HIP DE3EBTBD FBOM. DATE. BATING. WHEBE BOBN. H < 9 H I COM- PLIN. HAIB. EYB8. MARKS AND REMARKS. 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 Bright, Walter H. Caldow, A. Clements, Alfred A. linnson, James Grice, William Grunton, David Hadley, A. E. Hayter, Fredk. P. Knight, J. Lindsey, Wm. Wildfire, deserter Victory, deserter Victory, deserter Caledonia, deserter Caledonia, deserter Caledonia, deserter Victory, deserter Victory, deserter Victory, deserter Pembroke, deserter 16 Sept. 16 Sept. 11 Sept. 17 Sept. 16 Sept. 16 Sept. 11 Sept. 9 Sept. 15 Sept. 21 Sept. stoker, 2ud class stoker O. S. boy, 2nd class boy, 1st class boy, 1st class A. B. O. S. stoker private, R. M. L. T. Hoxton, Mdx Eastwood, Rongeen Mile End, Mdx Edinburgh lilossop, Derby Wallacetown, Ayr St. George's, Warwick Fu'ham, Mdx Shoreditch, London Woolwich, Kent 20 5 4 dark 23 5 9i fresh 184 5 5! fair 16 5 1 fresh 17 5 2! fresh 17 5 1J fair 22 5 34 fresh 20 5 71 sallow 20 5 8 dark 23 5 81 fresh dark Ibrn brn grey brn blue brn blue dk brn blue red haiel It hrn blue brn ' brn brn liazel dk brn dark scar rt wrist scar rt wrist arms tattooed scar shin, mole rt of neck 141 142 143 144 145 146 May, John E. J. Moody, Thomas Moore, John T. Reee, Evan Shepard, Wm. S. Skeene, Tom Ruby, straggler Victory, deserter Pembroke, deserter Caledonia, deserter Pembroke, deserter Caledonia, deserter 25 Sept. 16 Sept. 25 Sept. 10 Sept. 26 Sept. 17 Sept. A. B. stoker, 2nd class stoker, 2 nd class boy, 2nd class private boy, 2nd class Torpoiot, Cornwall Glasgow Sandacre, Derby Stockton- on- Tees Walworth, London Selby, Yorks 21) 25 21 17 23 16! 5 44 Iresh 5 5 dark 5 7 fresh 5 3 sallow 5 81 fresh 5 4 fair dk brn grey dk brn dk brn It brn brn brn 1zrej dk brn brn It brn blue sailor and woman It arm, bracelet It wrwt scar It wrist, female It arm scar It of chin, cicatrix above It nipple, mole neck It arm tattooed Discharged for Misconduct. OFFICE NO. NAME. SHIP DISCHABGED FBOM. DATE. BATING. WHEBE BOEN. a a « ! H a 0 2 m COM- PLIN. HAIB. EYES. CAUSE OF DISCHABGE MARKS AND REMARKS. 147 Farmer, John Victory ) 25 Sept.. | A. B. Dunfermline, Fife 25 5 4 | fresh Jbrn •> rn objctonable | lt arm tattooed ROYAL MARINE b. Description of Deserters. OFFICE NO, NAME. DIVISION. I18 ( Bush, Henry 149 Cleble, William J. 150 Mack, Thomas 151 Mack, William 152 Potter, John Chatham Chatham R. M. R. M. R. M. WHEBE BOEN. TBADB. Wliitecliapel, Mdx carman Paddington, Mdx printer Chorley, Lanes collier Cliorley, Lanes collier Birmirgham shoe maker COM- PLIN. 232 5 23 194 184 21 i 8 fresh 74 fresh 54 fair 7 fresh 61 sallow HAIB. BEOIMENTAL8 EYES, j OR PLAIN CLOTHES. DATE OF PLACE OF DESERTION. DESEBTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. auburn grey brn jrey brn ,' rey brn lue Jk brn > rn regimentals regimentals plain clothes plain clothes regimentals 25 Sept,. 23 Sept. 26 Sept. 26 Sept. 21 Sept. Chatham Chatham Blackburn Blackburn Walmer scar rt, wrist, dot It arm mole It cheek, scar forehead six scars back burn centre of client, Discharged for Misconduct. OFFICE NO. NAME. DIVISION. WHEBE BOBN. TBADE. K O • H h • 0 u c COM- PLIN. RAIB. EYES. CAUSE OF DIS- CHARGE AS STATEDON PARCB- MENT CERT. DATE OF 1 PLACE OF DISCHABGE DISCHARGE MARKS AND REMARKS. 153 Husband, Samuel R. M. ( Southampton | fisherman 191) 5 5J| fresh | dk brn hazel | con. of felony 3 ) Sept. Canterbury cicatrix It of scalp MEW REPORTED AS DESERTERS OR ABSENTEES ( War Office and Admiralty) who have REJOINED, or who, tor BEG. NO. POLICE GAZETTE IN WHICH NAME. EE a. NO. POLICE GAZETTE IN WHICM NAME. OB COBFS OB SHIP. ADVEBTISKD. OK COUPS OB HHIP. ADVEBTISED. BATING. DATS. J NO. OF ADTT. BATING. DATE. j NO. OF ADTT,_ Seadon, 8. B. 11350 Army Ser. Corps 26 Sept. | 83 | Sherlock, Michael 1 3257 | E. Yorks Regt. | 26 Sjpt. | 85 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1893. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 3 MISSING, CHARLES STEER, aged 29 years, looks older, complexion fair, hair light brown, whiskers red, meeting under chin. Is of weak intellect. Left his home, at Tad worth, on September 16th. Was wearing white holland slop, brown check vest, grey small- check trousers. Any in- formation thankfully received by his parents at Tadworth, near Banstead; or may be sent to the Banstead Police Station. 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Canterbury Theatre of Varieties— Every Evening at 7.40, Grand Variety Entertainment. Royal Music Hall— Every Evening at 7.30, Grand Variety Entertainment. Olympic Music Hall— Every Evening at 7.45, " Mazeppa," Grand Variety Entertainment, etc. Metropolitan Music Hall— Every Evening, Grand Variety Entertainment. Royal Aquarium - Twice Daily at 3 and 8, Two Grand Entertainments. Middlesex Music Hall— Every Evening, Grand Variety Entertainment. Royal Albert Music Hall— Every Evening at 7.30, Grand Variety Entertainment. Madame Tussaud's Exhibition- Open Daily 10 to 10. Admission 1 « . Children under twelve 6J. Niagara Hall, Westminster- Niagara Falls in Winter. LONDON : PBINTBD JOB HEB MAJKS'lX'B BTAHONBBY OU- FICE BT HARBISON AND BON8, 46, 46, 4 47, BT. MABTIN'B IAN I.