» F JHTO. — ^ PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1895. VOL. XII., No. 1229. 1 All announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and au. communications upon them ' should be addressed to THE EDITOR OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, NEW SCOTLAND IABD, 2 k jp articulars concerning persons whose apprehension is sought will he inserted in one issue of the POLICE G \ z ETTE, if the i/ 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 pay ent must be given, and the exact conditions be clearly stated. 5 Pur! raits o f persons whose apprehension is souqht for serious offences, and engravings of stolen proper/ II. will be prominently inserted, with detailed particulars, at a cost of 15s. per portrait, an-* of 7s. Gd. per photograph or sketch of a stolen article, including the expense of enqravinq 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 Announcements concerning stolen property must be guaranteed by an officer of not less rank than Inspector, or analogous thereto. EEGTJLATIONS. 8. Announcements of all persons to be apprehended or of stolen property oear a number, and art alphabetically arranged by counties. . 9. The force which causes particulars concerning delinquents or stolen property to be inserted in the POLICE GAZETTE, must, on their apprehension or recovery, at once transm t to the hd. tor 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, wilt be wholly responsible for any proceedings which may result from such publication. 11 Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded so as to be rece/ red not later than noonon Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition notlaterthan 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, A etc Scotland I are/ by cheque, crossed " Drummond If Co.," Post Office Order payable at Parliament Street, Postal Order, or in Stamps. loe 13. Advertisements are accepted for the POLICE GAZETTE through Mr. James II tiling, 125, Strand, London, the sole Aqent, who will furnish the rates on application. 14. Announcements concerning property lost or persons missing can only be accepted a* advertisements. _ . _... R. ANDERSON, Editor. WAR OFFICE, OCTOBER 8, 9895. DESERTERS AND ABSENTEES FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE • mt'i wo : 1 2 8 4 I 6 » 8 9 10 HiKB. BaiD, Alexander Burr, James Birch, Stephen Blaiall, W. C. F. Bulger, James Burns, Michael Burns, Wm. Butler, Wm. B. Byrne, Patrick CaiD, Patrick KO. OOIH. 4 s 00 u- it 0 • Aim. mi. TBIDB. 4 m tu « , m ENLISTMENT. DAT! or PLACE Of PAXIIZ AJTD OOUTfTT IV WHICH BOB*. DJ8KRTION 0E ABSENCE DAT! Ot PLACE OF 11 jCair, James 12 Cartwrigl t, H. M. 18 Clark, Joseph 14 Coffey, Thos. 16 Convoy, Alfred 16 Corcoran, Michael 17 Cotterell, J. 18 Curley, John 19 Curry, Robert 20 Deeney, Charles 3C23 Cameron Iligh. 9842G Rojal Artillery 4435 S. Staffs Regt. 2323 Royal Artillery 10932 Royal Artillery 5195 Gordon High. 6031 Durham L. I. 4602 Hampshire Rgt. 5148 ConnaughtRngs 5103 ConnaughtBrigs 191 5 20| 5 18£ 5 20 2 5 21A 5 21J 5 20 5 22 5 251 5 191 5 fresh fresh fresh medim fresh fresh 81 fresh 41 fair 8 fresh 7 fresh brn dark It brn black brn brn It brn grey brn blue dk brn grey brn grey blue brn blue blue blue blue Denlium, 11. J. 4284 2D Donovan, Jan es 5066 28 Diumniond, John « 99V5 24 | KUiiior, ds, lleniy A. 90: 90 26 Findlay, John 3885 26 1' lower, Walter 10746 27 Gilbeiteon, Wm. 5214 28 Gordon, Alfred E620 29 Grabs m, A. G. 451<; 80 iQraham, Bobert 446c| — H. Innis. t us. 119 5009 Connaughl Bugs 211 9176Ro} al Artillery 231 10617 Royal Artillery 191 4282 Essex Regt. 20J 91692 Royal Artillery 231 3493 S. Staffs Regt. 221 6072 ConiiaiightRiigs 251 9976 Royal Artillery 211 4625 R, Irish Rilles | 19J 5 farmservnt. 15 Aug. ' 94 Inverness labourer 27 July ' 93 Londondry ironworker 17 Dec. ' 94 Lichfield seaman 29 Jan. ' 94 London labourer 19 July ' 95 Manchester labourer 17 Oct. ' 94 Iluntly labourer 15 Sept. ' 93 Nw'tle- o- T. labourer 25 Sept. ' 95 Basingstke rojemaker 17 Dec. * 94Athlone labourer 10 Nov. ' 9t Boyle MARKS AJTD REMARKS. Grantown, Elgin 26 Sept. Inverness Templemore. Lndrry 17 Sept. Sandown Walsall, Staffs 22 Sept. Lichfield Kilburo, Mdi 28 Sept. Glasgow Ashton- u- L., Lanes 2t Sept. Woolwich Wishaw, Linark 1 Oct. Glasgow St. Bede's, Durham 22 Sept. Buttevant Basing, Hants 25 Sept. Winchester Raharn, Roscommn. 21 Sept. Sheffield OD furlough Ballaghadeireen,* 21 Sept. Sheffield on furlough I coal marks under rt eye scar on nose pockpitted, scar chin, back head large seir rt buttock scar It elbow and near It nipple scar point of It shoulder 4 fresh 4 fair 61 fresh 81 fresh 5 fresh 81 fresh 8 fresh brn grey brn hazel dk brn bru sandy blue 5 41 freBh 81 82 84 86 86 87 S8 • 9 to 41 42 48 44 46 46 47 48 49 50 Qrunlham, Jcsepli Uavelock, David Lltad, James Hill, Rotert. Hues, Jesse H Hghcs, John Ibbs, Robert H. Juckson, George Joi es, George Ki lly, Joseph Kelly, I'lltrick 1 villi en, Thomas Knight, Gecrge Lahy, T1 on as 1 el'uss, Jumes J. Lowe, Thou us I yncli, William Mai ning Fettr Martin, John McHivan, Janus D. ot'Cinwll L. l. | 2l'l | 6 Connaught Rngsi21 5 Royal Aitilleiy 19 5 Royal Artillery 211 5 R. Scots Grtj s 21 5 Royal Artillery 191 5 Durham L. I. " 20j 6 Royal Artillery 20 5 Liveipool Regt. 2116 fth L'neers 221 5 94 fair 711 fresh It brn It brn brn black fair black g'- ey blue grey hazel blue brn labourer tailor blacksmith labourer labourer labourer sprngbarmi labourer lat ourer labourer 2i Sept. ' 95 Glasgow 13 Sept.' 9 t Liveipool 9 Apl. ' 95 Manchester 27 July ' 95 Woolwich 10 Sept. ' 94 London 7 Jan. ' 93 Athlone 3 Sept.' 92 Wednesbry 23 Oct. ' 94 Longford 17 June ' 95 Sunderland 2 Sept ' 95 Cardiff Govan, Lanark Douglas, Isle of Man Newcastle, Nthubrld Carigmore, Lin erick Barking, Essex Kilmore, Mayo Walsall, Staffs Belfast, Antiim Ravenswortb, Drhm. St. Mary's, Dublin 26 Sept. ilasgow 21 Sept. Sheffield 1 Oct. Nw'tle- o- T. 23 Sept. Weedon 28 Sept. Fermoy 22 April Singapore 23 Sept. Lichfield 21 Sept. Sheffield 23 Sept. Exeter 26 Sept. Brighton * Mayo J. C., cross, and heart rt arm H. M. C., dot, and ring It hand scar of burn rt cheek brown patch rt thigh scar over It eyebrow 2 scars rt hip, scar It hip scar on neck ; on furlough scar rt cheek, varicoje veins legs sailor, woman, bracelet rt arm 4875 f>. Lanes Regt. 20J 5 5250 Durham L. I. 20i 5 4238 Lincoln Regt. 184 •> 4876 Shropshire L. 1. 20 5 — Royal Aitillery 181 2702 Grenadier Gds. 171 5 5092 Dujbam L. I. 2016 3534 21st Hussars 23 5 508) S. WalesBrdrers 184 5 4516 6th Lancers 24i 6 51 fresh 0 fresh 8 fair 4| fair 9 fresh 6j sallow 64 fresh tj dark 9 callow 7i fresh bin grey dk brn grey lair buzel brn dk brn It bin brn bin grey | brn blue tin bin dk bm grey black hazel Jbl ourer lat ourer collier scan an mechanic 17 Oct. ' 93 Bristol 18 Oct. ' 94 Ballinasloe 17 June' 95 SunderlaDd 3 June ' 92 1 Dec. ' 93 sboen aler 27 July' 95 miner 23 Ajl. ' 94 rough rider 3 Sept. ' 94 cngii. cer 2 May ' 94 London Glasgow Weedon Nw'tle- o- T. Lewes Warringtn. moulder | 18 Sept. ' 94 Bradford St. Mary's, Somerset Turbert, Kerry lierwick- o- Tweed,# Liverpool, Lanes Mosside,| Manche8ter Hackney, Mdx Sunderland, Durham Dover, Kent Liverpool, Lanes Leeds, Yorks 5 j tallow 7 | fresh 41 fresh £ 1 rallow c l Mtoie, Eiederiok f> 2 Morgan, George £ 8 , Moriis, Mai tin 64 Mullaney, Thomas 66 Muiuis, Joseph 1- 6 M uiray, Wm. C. £ 7 Ne rrise, Sydney E. 68 O'Bri en, Denis O't onnor, Puirick --*<> O'M lira. Joseph 4994 Com nufjit Ri g » 211 „ 92342 Royal Artillery 211 5 5 „ 5 Rojol Artillery 241 5 S. Lanes Regt! ] 9^ 1.1 0' oiinai. glitRnt. s 4667 Han pshire Rgt. 24J 4963 Rojul Aitillcry 251 4610 " ' ta"" 4282 £ 018 85437 6383 3707 541 Rovsl Ai tillery 22j' 5 5 5 £ 0J1 R. Irish Regt. 0 an ere n H gh 22 4i4? S. Staffs Regt 5233 Durham L. I. 4926 422 4991 £ 263 64 £ i 64 6 71 51 84 8 sal'ow tiesh ' resh dark resh elk brn dk bri bin brn dk brr dk bn brn trn brn blue blue blue blue grey grey brn brn grev striker labourer labourer wireworker sailor tinplaiewkr paint e- r miner labcurer labourer 6 June 91 VVarringtu. Manchester, Lanes 1 Aug. ' 94 Janow- o- T Roughle, Durham 19 July ' 95 Stratford 25 July ' 9o Manchester 21 Sept.' 95 Swansea 1 Nov. ' 90 Llanelly 2 Oct. ; Newry 21 Sept. iSheffield 28 Sept. Exeter 7 Sept. Weedon 26 Sept. Aldershot 18 Sept. Woolwich 28 Sept. Buttevant 16 April Woolwich 25 Sept. Colchester 23 Aug. Canterbury [ H. D. rt arm ; off furlough 3 spots back rt hand scar tip rt thumb * Northmbrlnd scar rt forehead, moles on neck anchor It forearm on furlough 2 figures of men on chest sailor, T. G , anchor, 5 stirs It arm dots on evch thumb 13 Nov. ' 93 22 Nov. ' 92 4 Sept. ' 95 Nw'tle- o- T. heffield Brecon 23 Nov. ' 94 Burnley sallow fresh fresh fresh fresh sallow fallow freth f: esh I esh black bin bin dark brn brn blue hazel grey blue dk brti blue dk brn grey brn grey dk brn blue brn grey mil e r ' 8 Sept.' 94 vandriver 8 Aug. ' 92 labourer 3( 1 Aug. ' 96 coal potter 26 July ' 94 clerk 3u Jute' 94 labourer 18 Jun. ' 94 clerk 10 Oct. ' 94 clerk 1 Ai. g. ' 91 22 Sept. lUjrk 24 Sept. Buttevant Hackney Wick, Mdx 8 Sept. Woolwich Manchester, Lanos 27 Sept. Shrewsbry. St. Mary's, Cardiir 21 Sept. en route* Llanelly, Carmarthn 29 Sept. London Jarrow, Durham 27 Sept. Buttevant Sheffield, Yorks 10 Sept. Canterbury Mcrthyr, Glamorgan 25 Sept. Brecon Tigronev, Wicklow 29 Aug. Canterbury scar centre of abdomen off furlough I., anchor It arin, H, rt arm bracelet and J. H. rt arm • to Cardiff cut mark and tumour rt arm off furlough ConoaughtRugs 4ih Dra;<. Gds. Durham L. I Durham L. J. Lincoln Regt. 4279 Connuu htRngs 4947 R. Susse x Regt. 14( 0 Riiyiil Arlilleri rt 5 2fil i 201 5 rti 5 10 a 204 5 191 a i4 0 181 S 1 greengrocr. labourer 10 Aug 1 Mar. ' 9cjCork 95 Perth 61 fresh 6J fresh b ftesh 8 Iresh 4 4 fresh 5 4 Iresh 5 fresh 64 fresh 6 fair 71 freHh brn grey dk bri grey dk brn grey Stirling Uennv, Stirling 21 Sept. Dublin St. Werturgh, Djbln 14 Sept. SouthmptnlShedfield, Hants 20 Sept. Woolwich Rat cliff e, Mdx 30 Sept. Auglirim iDundrum, Wicklow 29 Sept. Warringtn . Manchester, Lanes ,22 Sept. Glasgow B'intona, Tyrone ' l'ralee Dunmore, Galway Cork Glasgow, Lanark dk brn brn brn brn brn grey blue k bru bluck grey lair Hue Ik hi n urev iiubouier ( labourer ] labourer labourer labourer labourer tailor ga- labourer ear man labourer 27 Jun. 3 Worcester Walsall, Staffs 15 June ' 94 Brnrd Cstle Stockton- o- 1'., Drhm Boyle Castlerea, Roscommn Sheffield Boyle, Roscommon N w'tle- o- T. Jarrow, Durham Nw'tle- o- T. South Shields, Drhm. ; 21 Sept. 117 Sept. 124 Sept. 118 Sept. large scar of burn rt hip Snetlield Weedon \\ inchester scar on tack of head Aldershot T. and cross rt forearm scar back of head anchor back It forearm scar centre forehead and It shin scar on it brow ; on furlough Gosport Cork Sheffield Sandown Limerick Inverness p? acoek and snake bick rt hand 5 July ' 94 22 June ' 94 10 Aug. ' 93 14 Aug. ' 94 24 Sept. ' 95 11 Aug. ' 9ii 6 Aug. ' 96 24 Se) t. ' 95 London Dub in London Croom Finsbury, Mdi St. Mark's, Dublin St. i'aticia-, Mdx Croom, Lm. eiick 25 Sept. 28 Sept. 21 Sept. 1 Sept. 28 Sept. 28 Sept. 24, Sept. 21 Sept. 2i) Sept. 23 Sept. Lichfield Bnttevant Sheffield Canterbury Buttevant Buttevant London Sheffield Chichester en roule* large birthmark It shoulderblade scars rt side nnd above rt eyebrow small scar front of It ear birihtnark below It collarbona on furlough W. M. W. M., bracelet, & o. It arm I. L. S., bracelet rt arm, scar clissfc scar rt loin ; on furlough heart, J. L. ri arm, anchor It arm * from Limerick to Devonport 2 THE POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1 8 9 5. DESERTERS AND ABSENTEES FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE— continued. • nioi • o. NAME. BBS. HO. O'Neil, George Pallas, William Pennington, Thos. Reeve, Arthur 61 62 63 64 65 Robeits, H. 66 67 68 69 70 Rowe, Charles R. yan, Patrick Shaw, Charles Shii e, Thomas Smith, James 5165 9237 4287 5154 4925 4310 CORPS. Royal Artillery E. Yorks Regt. Royal Artillery R. Lanes Regt. S. Staffs Regt. Durham L. I. ConnaughtRngs S. Lanes Regt. 5504 R. Irish Regt. 9979 Ratal Artillerv OOK- PLXN. HAIB. BYSS. TRADE. - ENLISTMENT. PABian AND OOUHTT IK WHICH BOSK. 23 19i 5 18J 20 m 22 19} 5 20 5 183 5 204 5 91 4£ 4 41 t i 8J 9 71 5 7 fresh sallow fresh pale fresh fresh fresh sallow fresh fair brn It brn flaxen brn brn brn brn red fair fair brn blue blue grey grey brn grey grey blue hazel striker labourer carter cabinet infer labourer labourer boatman labourer labourer Sept. ' 95 Wakefield Aug.' 95 " " " Apl. ' 95 June ' 94 Sept.' 94 DESERTION OR ABSENCE. DATS OF PLACE OP MARKS AND REMARKS. Feb. ' 94 June ' 94 Apl. ' 91 July ' 95 June ' 95 Leeds, Yorks Sunderland, Durham Liverpool, Lanes Sunderland Seaforth Manchestr Birmnghm Birmingham, Wrwck Devonport Uelston, Cornwall Ennis Ennis, Clare Warringta Salford, Lanes Clonmel Fethard, Tipperary Sunder'and ISunderland, Durham 27 Sept. 28 Sept. 28 Sept. 30 Sept. 24 Sept. 30 Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. 26 Sept. 28 Sept. Pontefract Beverley Weedon Prtsmouth Lichfield Buttevant Sheffield Cork Clonmel Exeter ' cross rt forearm, bracelet It wrist 2 dots It wrist, P. on back of hand T. P. back It forearm dot baok It hand, sear rt thumb small mole on It clavicle dot It hand, ring little fingr It hand C. S. It arm, J. and 5 dots It arm mole on fold It nates In memory of Maggie" rt arm 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 Sn ilb, John Snaith, Thos. Hy. Spyvee, Thon as Stowe, Abraham Taj lor, Alfred 111une, Henry Wm. Thomas, William Walker, Sam Wall, John Walsh, John 9053V Kojal Artillery 5146 Durham L. I. 32] 1 6th Dragoons 45551 R. Welsh Fus. 272(" 8| RojalEngineers 25762 Roj alEngineers 9(> 9( vRoyal Artillery — Rojal Artillery 4410 S. Lanes Regt. 9419K Royal Artillery 2H 5 221 5 21 5 261 5 1815 221 5 23| 5 ill 5 201 5 22 5 tresh fresh fair fresh Iresh lair sallow svrthy sallow dark brn dk brn fair bin brn brn It brn brn dk brn dark blue bezel blue grey blue dk brn brn blue grey brn 81 VV aid, lieorge K. Irish Eus. 5 63 ruddy 82 Ware, John — R. Welsh Fus. 19 5 41 Iresh 83 Weighiran, John 10614 Rojal Artillery 211 5 63 fresh 84 West, W. C. 3287 Liverpool Regt. 23} 5 5 fresh 85 Wilkins, H. 1626 Royal Ailillery 201 5 6 J fair 86 Wilkins, Edwin J. 3914 20th Hussars 22 5 7 Iresh 87 Williamson, R. II. 2743 I nmeron High. 221 5 41 fair 88 Wills, Thos. C. H. 3757 17th Lancers 221 6 9 fair 89 Wilson, David 4978 R. Scots Fus. 22 5 41 fresh 90 Wineyard, Wm. G. 4673 R. Welsh Fus. 163 5 4$ fresh labourer labourer barman oollier ^ groom striker labourer mason [ labourer 31 May ' 92 25 Jan. ' 94 24 Aug. ' 95 5 Jan. ' 95 18 July ' 94 4 June' 91 23 May ' 95 23 Sept. ' 95 13 July ' 94 16 Nov. ' 92 Dublin Manchester, Lanes 8 E. Hrtlpool W. Ilrtlpool, Durhin 24 London Old Ford, Mdx 21 Newport Bury Nottinglim Canton, Glamorgan 24 Burnley, Lanes 28 Islington, Mdx 28 . Manchester Weybridge, Surrev 28 Wakefield Leeds, Yorks " 27 Warringtn Waterford 22 Glasgow Northumberland | 21 J une Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Aden Buttevant Edinburgh Manchester Aldershot Chatham Exeter Pontefract Cork Cork on furlough to India off furlough scar rt wrist and rt shoulderblade sear over It eyebrow, soar It arm draughtsman and clerk scar back of head scar It knee man's bust & woman's bust It arm T" It arm, " J. W." It hand woman on breast * to Limerick boil marks back of neok cross, T. N. D. N., & o., It forearm 3 dots base It thumb eyebrows meet, anchor, dot rt arm horse's shoe and head It forearm woman's bead, dots rt forearm white patches of hair It of head It brn It brn black brn dk brn brn brn brn brn brn blue blue brn hazel brn grey blue blue blue grey labourer ' seaman labourer tailor labourer shoemaker clerk groom wagoner 23 Sept. 24 Sept. 25 Julv 3 Dec. 30 Dec. 9 Aug. 24 Nov. 5 Aug. 20 Sept. 20 May ' y6| Croom ' 95lNewport ' 9o| Liverpool ' 89 Liverpool ' 93 Lend on ' 95! Woolwich ' 91, London ' 92| London ' 95 Glencorse ' 95| Wrexham Balhnfay, Donegal 23 Raddington, Soinerst 25 Liverpool, Lanes 28 Poplar, Mdx 18 Eton, Berks 13 Barnsbury, Mdx 122 Islington, Mdx 19 Willesden, Mdx 25 St. Salvador, Edin. 25 Stanton, Gloucester 23 Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. en route* Newport Trowbridge Weedon Colchester Gibraltar York Ayr Manchester 91 92 Woous, John Wyllie, Aleiander 10643 Royal Artillery 85923 Royal Artillery 1915 23 5 6j iaiJow 6} fresh brn brn hazel brn labourer ploughman 26 July 11 Aug. ' 95j Leith Fort ' 91 Glasgow- Dublin Dumeclian, Forfar Sept. Sept. Woolwich Bristol •' B. Smith," & c., rt forearm small scar behind It ear Discharged for Misconduct. • MOI • 0. NAME BFG NO. CORPS. 0 A • COM- 5 FLXN. HAIB BTBB. TBADB. CAUSE OP DI1- CHAKGI AS STATED ON PA& CH- KENT CEBT PARISH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BOBN. DATB OP DIS- CHARGE. PLACE OP DISCHAB8B MARKS AND REMARKS. 93 jlrving, Wm. Robt. 94 McGrath, Thomas 95 Keillv, William 96 South, W. H. 3947 Suffolk Regt. 9036J Rtyal Artillery 3877 l\ unaugLt Rr gs 89C47 Rcyol Artillery 19|| 5 6 fresh 21} 5 3; sallow 231 5 61 sallow 21, 5 4 fair lit brn dk bri black It brn blue labourer brn labourer hazel labourer blue labourer ignominy misconduct misconduct misconduct Chelirsford, Essex Salford, Lanes Killadysart, Clare Navenby, Lincoln 2 Oct. 1 Oct. 3 Oct. 30 Sept. Warley scar back of neck Exeter cicatrix of wound above rt eyebrow Gospost mark of burn on back of neck Woolwich tattooed dot back of It hand ABSENTEES FROM THE MTLITIA. • MICH • 0. NAME. BIO. NO. CORPS. « a M H K 0 5 N COM- PLXN, HAIB. BYBB. TBADE. ENLISTMENT. PABIBH AND COUNTY IN WHICH BORN. DESERTION OR ABSENCE. MARKS AND REMARKS. DATB OP PLACE OP DATB OP | PLACE OP 97 98 Gibbs, Edward Sullivan, Jobn 9941 , Royal Fus. 8C81, Royal Fus. 21| 20J 5 4 5 3 fresh fresb brn brn brn bjue labourer 3 Sept.' 95 llounslow Chelsea, Mdx labourer 26 Sept.' 95 llounslow Soho, Mdx 27 Sept. Hounslow 28 Sept. Hounslow scar rt tetaple, scar back rt hand E. 58, 112 rt forearm ADMIRALTY. Subject to me Admiralty Regulations (" Police Gazette,'' Sept. 17, 1895), a reward at the discretion of the Captain of the Ship of not exceeding £ 3, will be paid for the apprehension, within two yeais, of Deierters 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 Her Majesty's Sea Service. 0* 1101 > 0. NAMK. BHIP DBBBBTBD FROM. DATS. BATING. TIIU BO KIT. OOM- PI. X. N. MA HITS Airs HBMlRgH 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 ' Adamson. JohnGeo. Ahem, James Clarke, Arthur H. Gibbings, James Haggar, William Howard, J. H. Martin, Ernest McDonald, Donald Mead, Benjamin Milne, Robert Vivid, deserter Sharpshooter, straggler Empress of India, straggler Jason, straggler Empress of Ind ia, straggler Pembroke, deseiter Vivid, deserter Active, deserter Sharpshooter, straggler Pembroke, deserter 21 Sept. 3 Oct. 1 Oct. 2 Oct 30 Sept. 21 Sept. 84 Sept. 21 Sept. 2 Oct. 11 Sept. stoker stoker signalman A. B. A. B. boy O. S. stoker stoker stoker, 2nd class Surrey 24^ 5 Ireland 22 5 lledininster, Bristol 18 5 St. Mary Church, Devon 232 5 Oftan, Suffolk 21 5 N. Walsham, Norfolk 18 5 Plymouth 19 5 Greenock 26 5 Nelson, S. Wales 2115 Aberdeen 20 5 9 fresh dark XrcJ 7 dark dark brn 71 dark dk brn brn 4 fresh light blue Si fresh dk brn hazel 2 fair dark blue 4 dark dk brn brn 41 fresh dark grey <;; dark brn brn 6 fresh dk brolhazel 43 fair red It brn 6 fresh black brn 4 tair Idk brn itey 41 fresh 1 black blue flag and wheel on It, '* A. L." on rt arm tatt03 marks It arm scar back It t hurnb, woman It and sailor rt arm sear on chin, " E. M." It band, heart, & c., both arms • oal spots back It hand 109 110 111 112 Pike, Tom Hermione, straggler 30 Sept. stoker Shepherd, Hy. sharpshooter, Btraggler 3 Oct. stoker Strachan, W. B. A. Caledonia, deserter 22 Sept. boy, 2nd class Woodrow. Kd . vin Hermione, straggler 30 Sept. stoker Somerton 24J 5 St. Phillips, Bristol it 5 frailest OD, Glasgow 16J 5 Laddock, Cornwall 26 5 scar over rt eye .' rt arm, " Annie " It arm, x on muscle scar It forefinger, 6 dots It wrist Discharged for Misconduct. I OFPlCBl DAME. 1 SHIP nlSCHARQBr FROM. BO. | | DATE. BATING. WHIBB BOBN. SOT i 9 s COM- PLXN 1 HAIB. BYKS. CAUSE OP | DISCHARGE MARES AND REMARKS. • 113 iGray, James Endymion 114 Youens, Wm. Thos. Wildfire 30 Sept. 14 May A. B. domestic, 3rd class Clerkenwell, London Sheerness, Kent 5 2 fresh 5 5 fresh I light | brn brn ,' rey object'nble'tattooed both arms object'nble near on nose, " I LOVE NANCY" It arm KOY Al 0FPI0B NAMK. DIVIBION. WHERE BORH. TRADB. • B O HO. i 115 Clinkscale, William IR. M. Petrboro', Ontario plumber 181 5 61 116 Gibts, Henry R. M. St. Pancras, Londn — 191 5 51 117 Smith, Charles R. M. A. Moulsham, Essex enginefitter 241 5 91 MARINES. of Deserters. 00 rix » . RBGIM BNTALB HAIR. BYES. OB PLAIlf OLOTHH dk brn hazel brn It brn blue grey__ regimentals regimentals regimentals : DAT! I ! l> KR I RTIOWJI 25 Scpt7 25 Sept. 1 Oct. DATB OP ' PI. AOB OP BRBRTION. DKSKRTION. Walmer Walmer Prtsmsuth. MARKS AND REMARKS. scars on chin, rt temple, and It calf, mole rt choek S. 04. EEHYTS " and " LH " It forearm cross rt lian l, E. P. back, rings 3 lingers It hand Discharged for Misconduct. O1II0B • 0. NAMB. DIVIBION. WHBBE BORN. TRADE. ri » 4 i COM- PLIN. HAIB. EYES. OACIE or DL*. OUUI AS STATED OP PAKOH- HDRR PEAT DATE OP DIBCHABOB PLACE OP DISCHARGE MARKS AND REMARKS. 118 iNortham, A. E. | R. M. A. Redland, Bristol warehsman [ 211 5 91 sallow lk brnjhazel 1ncor. 1t wthlss 3 Oct. t Prtsmouth., cicatrix forehead, 3 moles from It shoulder to nippl MM IEPORTED AS DESERTERS Oil ABSENTEES ( War Office and Admiralty) who have REJOINED, or who, tor any other reason, are NOT 1ST BBG. NO. POLICE GAZETTE IN WHICHl BEG. NO. POLICE SAZETTB IN WEIGH NAMK. OB 00BPS OB IHIP. ADVERTISED. NAME OB tout OB BHIP. ADVBBTIBBU RATING. DATE. NO. OP ADTT. | EATING. DATB. WO. OW ADT*. Bolton, E 75267 Royal Artillery 17 Sept. ' 95 208 Holder, William 1674 Rifle Brigade 11 June' 95 527 Brownlee, H. 11245 Army Ser. Corps 17 Sept.' 95 26 Maine, Edward 2653 Rifle Brigade 11 June ' 93 650 Elliott, C. 11. 2" 89 2nd Dragoon Gds. 22 Jan. ' 95 183 Morton, Frederick 5693 York & Lanes Regt 30 July ' 95 260 Fiani in, John 6745 York & Lanes Regt. 30 July ' 95 213 Shapcott, A. 79740 Royal Artillery 3 Sept. ' 95 86 Frei 1I1, U uliam 2451 Rifle Brigade 11 June ' 95 427 Swaby, Ernest 6205 York & Lanes Regt. 30 July ' 95 291 Gun n. Joseph 1450 Rifle Brigade 11 June ' 95 473 Wallis W. H. 9130 Army Service Corps 1 Oct ' 95 73 Hearn, George 2763 Kent Artillery 4 June' 95 275 W. atherley, W. A. 10703 Roval Artillery 17 Sept. ' 95 203 Hicknott 11. 78471 Royal Artillery 3 Sept. ' 95 34 Wheelhouse, H. V. 6462 York & Lanes Regt. 30 July ' 95 303 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 545, 1 8 9 5. THE POLICE GAZETTE 5 £ 5 REWARD. LOST, on Monday night, probably in hansom, between Queensberry Place and Ennismore Gardens, a small Diamond BROOCH, in form of a scallop shell, with pearl in centre. Whoever brings same to 58, Ennismore Gardens, will receive above reward. PETER ROBINSON 204 to 212, OXFORD STREET. 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