5 NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1904. VOL. XXL., No. 2108. 3ES Gr TJ JL. 1. All communications for insertion in the POLIO GAZETTE, and all communi- cations relating to them, should be addressed to THE EDITOR oi' THE POLICE GAZETTE, NEW SCOTLAND YARD, LONDON, S. W. 8. Particulars concerning persons whose apprhcnsion 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. 5. 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 must be clearly stated. 6. Portraits of persons whose appreh ensiun is sought for serious offences, and engravings of stolen property, will be inserted at a cost of 7s. per portrait, and of 5s. per photograph or sketch of a stolen article, unless the article is large or unusually intricate, when the rngraver's charge will range from 5s. to 10 « . A remittance of 5s. should be made in the first instance for cost of engraving sketches. 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 is 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. 8. Announcements of all persons to be apprehended or of stolen property bear a number, and as far as practicable they are 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 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 frr the insertion of any announcement will be wholly responsible fur any proceedings which 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 nut later than Saturday morning. They must be clearly written on one side of the paper only; they must 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 Postal Order, or by Post Office Order, payable at Parliament Street Post Office. 13. Announcements concerning property lost or persons missing can only be accepted on payment; and the charges for the insertion of the same will be given on application. THE EDITOR, New Scotland Yard, London, S. W. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT 1.— Criminal Investigation De partment* — For obtaining £ 2 by fraud, through the Exchange & Mart ( See POLICE GAZETTE, 19th ult., Case No. 83) — Expiree RICHARD BARN1S. alias GEORGE HENRY SLATER. JAMES ROGERS, RICHARD WIL- LIAM EVANS, and WILLIAM EVANS, age 43, height 5 ft. 9 in., slight build, complexion fresh, hair brown ( turning grey), nose turned up at end, 3 scais on chin, dot back left forearm; dress, dark suit and overcoat, black hard felt hat. A tailor; native of Enfield, Middlesex. Sen- tenced at Central Criminal Court, 14th September, 1897, to 3 years penal servitude for false pretences; also convicted at Bucks Assizes, 30th June, 1902, of a similar offence. Warrant issued. 2.— E Division•— For failing to surrender on an appeal against 3 months imprisonment for keeping a brothel— ARTHUR BAKEWELL, age 33, height 5 ft. 8 in., slight build, complexion pale, hair ( thin on top) light, eyes grey, scar bridge of nose ; dress, dark grey jacket suit, grey overcoat black velvet collar, turn up cuffs, grey motor cap, brown boots. A draper's assistant; native of Guildford, Surrey. Warrant issued. 3. — L Division. — For stealing £ 162— ARTHUR WHITING, age 22, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion sallow, hair light, high cheek bones, pointed chin, large nose ; dress, dark suit, dark Raglan overcoat, hard felt hat. A native of London. Has been employed as a draper's clerk. Warrant issued. 4.— p Division.— For stealing £ 22 6s. 7d., monies of the Camberwell Borough Council— ALFRED GEOR'iE COPIER, age 34, height 5 ft. ( J in., square build, complexion fair, hair dark brown, eyes blue, brown mark right hip, of smart appearance. Has served in the lOch Hussars. Warrant issued. 5. — W Division. — For rape — JOHN LAWSON, alias REEVE, age about 35, height 5 ft. 6 in., round shoulders, complexion sallow, hair dark, eyes dull, hollow cheeks, large coarse bandB, has a habit of rubbing his hands when speaking ; dress, dark suit, fawn colour overcoat, black hard felt hat or fawn colour cap. He advertised in local newspapers for girls to take part in a music hall sketch, and personates a well known music hall artist. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. BERCOMSMRE. 6.— Brecon ( County).— For embezzlement — I ER IVAL SHAW, age 30 to 35, height about 5 ft., complexion pale, hair light brown, slight moustache light, eyes ( rather full) blue or grey ; dress, dark suit and overcoat, black tie, black bowler hat with band. A brewer's traveller. He left Brecon for Worcester on 19th ult. Warrant issued. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Joseph, Brecon. CHESHIRE. 7.— Runcorn ( County). — For obtaining £ 2 14s. by false pretences ( Eucalyptus Cigarette fraud) — JOSEPH BUTT, alias BUTLER and LEA, age 45, height 5 ft. 6£ in., complexion fresh, hair ( turning grey) black, eyes grey, scar both little fingers, anchor and 2 hearts over " J B" and 9 dots left forearm, ring on left middle finger, cut on side left wrist, scar over left eye; wearing blue overcoat with velvet collar, red bow tie, hard hat. A native of Waltham Cross. ( See Case No. 39, 4th inst.) Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Ennion, Runcorn. DERBYSHIRE. 8.— Chesterfield ( County).— For forging a deed for £ 75 at Bolsover, July, 1903— ALBERT ERNEaT WATSON, age 39, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fresh, oval face, hair light brown, slight monstache light ( inclined to sandy), eyes blue ; usually well dressed. An auctioneer and valuer ; native of Alfreton. Is known at Rother- ham and Doncaster. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Faulkner, County Police Office, Chesterfield. DORSETSHIRE. 9.— Poole ( County).— For larceny ( bailee) — A. G. LICHTERMAN- CHMARA, alias HEN- DEL, LITCHERMANN- CHAMARA, age28 to 30, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion sallow, hair nearly black, eyes hazel, mole right wrist, scar centre of forehead, and left cheek; dress, dark suit, cheese- cutter cap or soft felt hat, brown gaiters, may be wearing brown boots and snuff- coloured breeches. A native of Minsk, Russia. Deals in furs, cloth and damaged goods. Has a pedlar's certificate No. 194, issued at Derby 12th November, 1903 ; may be found in company of Foreigners. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Brown, Poole. DURHAM. 10. — Stockton- on- Tees ( County). — For obtaining 10s. by false pretences— JAMES JOHNSTONE, alias JOHN LLANWARNE SMITH, JAMES MCKENZIE, JOHN LAR- WOOD SMITH, JAMES LLANWARNE, JAMES HAMILTON, JOHN HILL SMITH, and FREDERICK JAMES RAMSEY, Office No. 2135- 98, and ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR, No. 71, Figure 14 ( Case No. 28, 20th November, 1903, Tabular Form of Apprehensions Sought, 7th August, 1903, and Case No. 25, 27th November, 1903), age 45, height 5 ft. 7j in., stout build, complexion pale, large nose, sailor left forearm, scar right forearm, speaks with Scotch accent; wearing light fawn mackintosh and blue mid- shipman's cap. A clerk; native of London. This man is an expert swindler. He poses as a doctor, Army officer, or non- commissioned officer, takes lodgings, stating his luggage will follow, then asks, and invariably obtains, an advance by producing a bogus cheque, saying he was too late to get it cashed. In this case he represented he had come to look after the building of a new ship, obtained money to pay cartage of luggage and then decamped. Was in Lincoln on 4th inst. Convicted at Alexandria ( Egypt), Liverpool, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, Portsmouth, Peter- borough, Aberdeen, North Shields, and Devon- port. Sentenced at Canterbury Quarter Sessions, 13th May, 1901, to 3 years penal servitude for false pretences. Licenced 21st May, 1903. b 208. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hildreth, Stockton- on- Tees. GLAMORGANSHIRE. H— Merthyr Tydfil ( County).— Licence- holder JOHN JONES, Office No. 706- 01, Case No. 18, 27th September, 1901. No longer sought. 12. — Cardiff ( Borough). — For failure to report — Licence- holder JOHN BURNS, alias JOSH McGLUE, JOriH BRANNOCHARLES WILLIAMS, and THOMAS BROWN, Office No. 1526- 01, age 33, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, eyes grey, " 297" on left arm, sailor on right arm, and scar over right eye and on thumb and right forearj', A tailor; native of Manchester. Sentenced at Salford Sessions, 15th August, 1901, to 3 years penal servitude for shopbreaking. Licenced 15th December, 1903. R b 445. Information to the Head Constable, Cardiff. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 13.— Gloucester ( County).— For burglary — WILLIAM BARKER, age 20, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes blue, dagger inside left forearm ; dress, blue serge jacket and vest, moleskin trousers, blue muffler with yellow stripes, blue jersey ( no sleeves), cap, old brown lace boots. A boatman ; native of Gloucester. May endeavour to enlist, or seek employment in the Merchant service. Warrant issued. Information to the Deputy Chief Constable, Gloucester. 6 T I I E POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, MARCH II. 1904. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT ( nntinued)- HAM PS HIRE. ] 4 — Southampton ( Borough).— For steal- ing a vest anil pair of trousers ( recovered) anil a dark grey morning coat— FRANK SHERWOOD, age i5 to 26, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion pale, hair light brown, clean shaved, eyes steei grey, long thin face, long nose ; wearing dark Raglan overcoat with velvet collar, black felt or check cap, lace boots. Carried a small brown Gladstone bag, about 18 in. long; supposed a waiter. Information to the Chief Constable, Southamp- ton. HEREFORDSHIRE. 15.— Ross ( County).— For stealing 2 point- ing trowels and a slop jacket, at Welsh Newton, 27ih ult.— TWO MEN ( 1st, nge abeut 40, height b ft. 7 in., complexion sallow, hair dark brown, moustache dark ; dress, old dark tweed suit, blue muffler, hard bowler hat, nailed boots. 2nd, age about 30, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion fresh, hair light or light brown, mousiache sandy ; dress, light tweed jacket and vest, light cord trousers, light grey cap, nailed bootsj. Appear- ance of iiiasnns or tramps; stated they were going to Newport, Mon. Iniormation to Supt. Marston, Ross. HER TFORDSHIRE. 1 ft— St. At ban's ( City).— For obtaining money by false pretences, 3 rd inst.— A MAN, who gave the name of ARTHUR HEARSON, age about 27, height about 5 ft 4 in., hair light, very talkative; dress, grey jacket, dark grey trousers, grey motor cap. Stated he was an auctioneer's cleik. He obtains money from local secretaries of < h^ Society of Oddfellows, by representing that he has sent to his lodge for his travelling card, and that he is in want of relief. In some cases he has assumed the name of Arthur Lloyd. Now supposed visiting the southern counties. Warrant issued. Not to be arrested out of the United Kingdom Iufoimation to Chief Constable Smith, St. Alban's. KENT. 17.— Sitting bourne ( County).— For burglary and stealing property described in case No. 50. 4th inst — RUDOLF DOTZAUER, age 23 to 25, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion florid, hair auburn, square face and build, rather bow legged, turns toes slightly inwards, awkward gait; drew, light dust coat, dark suit. Had in his pi ssession a small demi- hunter silver watch, small centre face; a native of Zurich, Germany.— A MAN, age 25, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion rather sallow, hair, slight moustache and eyes dark ; dress, light grey mixture overcoat, vertical pockets, dark trousers, black hard felt hat, tan colour gloves. A foreigner, spoke but little English. Warrant issued for the arrest of Dotzauer. Information to Supt. Rhodes, Sittingbourne. LANCASHIRE. 18— Chorley ( County).— For obtaining £ 5 by false pretences at Hutton — BREEDON PRATT, age about 26, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion ruddy, hair light, clean shaved ; dress, usually dark blue knicker suit, brown leggings, brown lace boots. Represents himself as a veterinary surgeon or manufacturer of cattle spices. Supposed well known at Preston and Blackpool. Warrant issued. Information to Acting Supt. Williams, Chorley. 19. — Rochdale ( County). — For stealing ( bailee) an '- Osmond Universal Road Ricer Bicycle" STEWART, age 25 to 27, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion light, long thin face, hair light brown, clean shaved, eyes brown, of good address, appeared well educated; dress, dark tweed suit, lace boots. ( Supposed identical with MAN, Cases 52 and 57, 12th ; 36, 19th; and 51, 26th ult.) Warrant issued. lniormation to Supt. McQueen, Connty Police Office, Rochdale. 20.— Manchester ( City).— For failure to report — Supervisee HAKRY TEAGUE, alias HENRY PARKER and CHARI. ES WHARTON, Othce No. 1140 03, age 31, height 5 ft. 7 in., com- plexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes blue, horse's head, skull and cross bones, heart, crown and cross flags front left forearm, parrot back left forearm, pierced heart front right forearm. Native of Birmingham. Sentenced at Birming- ham Sessions, 9th July, 11J02, to 15 months hard labour and 1 year supervision for larceny. Liberated on supervision lst August, 1903. Reg. No. 7808. Information to the Chief Constable, Manchester. LEICES TERSHIRE. 21.— Leicester ( County).— For stealing a dress ; 1 cloak ; 1 fan ; 3 blouses ; 1 piece of silk ; 2 gald rings : 1 travelling bag ; and £ 12— FLORENCE BKUNNETT LORD, age 17. height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion fresh, hair and eyes brown; dress, black costume, brown straw hat trimmed black. A native of South Wigston. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Ormiston, County Police Office, Leicester. 22.— Leicester ( Borough).— For failure to report— Supervisee THOM\ S RAYNOR, a/ its JAMES R \ YNOR. THO M AS EATON, ARTHUR WEBSTER, and THOMAS JENNINGS, Office No. 2640 02. age 41, height 5 ft. in., com- plexion dark, hair brown, eyes grey, " E T," heart, 2 wreaths, heart, love and knot right, cross llags, sailor and double triangle left forearm. A labourer; native of Nottingham. Sentenced at Nottingham City Quarter S- ssions, 17th January, 1902, to 9 months hard labour and 2 years police supervision for larceny ( tools). Liberated on supervision, 24ih September, 1902. Reg. No. 1955. Information to Head Constable l. umley, Leicester. LINCOLNSHIRE. 23.— Grantham ( County).— LOUIS JACK- SON and P. BRO N AR. Case No. 25, lMh January, last. Not to be arrested. Warrant withdrawn. S TA FFORDSHIRE. 24.— Wednesbury ( County).— For steal- ing £ 1 12s. 7d— ALBERT FITCHETT, age 25, height about 5 ft. 6 in., slight build, complexion fresh, hair brown, slight moustache light, eyes blue, left arm deformed ; dress, blu* ^- length overcoat, velvet collar, pearl buttons, dark jacket, blue serge vest, dark trousers and cap, new boots. A native of Manchester. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Salt, Wednesbury. SUSSEX ( East). 25.— Lewes ( County).— For false pretences — A MAN. who gave the names of W. PR VAHL, MARTY, DEAN, and E. > IMM<> NDS, ag- 35 to 40, height 5 It. 5 or 6 in., rather stout build, complexion sallow, hair, and heavy moustache ( curled) dark, eyes sunken ; dress, dark suit, dark mackintosh with cape, check cap, brown gaiters. Supposed a native of Austria. He advertised in foreign papers and had letters addressed to private houses where he represented tint his business was carried on, arranged to send luggage abroad, obtained payment in advance, and absconded. Warrant issued. Information to Deputy Chief Constable htevens, Lewes. WO ROES TERSHIRE. 26.— King's Heath ( County).— For obtain- ing, 5th inst., by fraud, a dark chestnut mare ( age 9 years, 15 hands thick set, off hind fetlock white with scar above, broken knees, in good con- dition)— W. ROSS 35 to 40, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., stout build, moustache black, of smert appearance; dress, dark serge suit, long dark overcoat, black hard hat. He hired s'ables at Birmingham, and no doubt belongs to a g ng of swindlers. He bargained for the purchase of the mare and presented a cheque for £ 21 oil the National & Provincial Bank, Walsall ; the cheque was afterwards found to be worthless. Warrant issued. Information to Snpt. Chare, King's Heaih. YORKSHIRE ( North Riding). 27. — Scarborough ( Borough).— For larceny— PATRICK JOSEPH MARTIN, age 40, height 5 ft. 9i in., complexion fr> sh. hair ( turning grey) brown, eyes grey, crucifix on brea> t, heart, l love you and Maltese cross lei t forearm, star oil left hand, star and Maltese cross ri^ ht hmil ; dress, black reefer overcoat, brown cardigan j . ok t, daik vest, blue dungaree trousers, black cap. A t- hip's fireman; native of Middlesbrough. u,. y seek employment on outgoing vessels. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Bat. h m, Scar- borough. PERSONS IN_ CUSTODY. CHESHIRE. — Crewe ( County).— Remanded till 15th inst. for stealing and receiving a railway uniform can. jacket and vest. 4th inst.— HARRY MOUNT- FORD, age 30, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey. A native of Hanley, Staffs. He has been travelling on tho L. and N. Western Railway wearing the above uniform, and posing as a brakesman. Is strongly suspected of having stolen passengers' luggage, and believed to be wanted elsewhere. Information to Supt. Pearson, Crewe. NOR THA MP TONS HIRE. 29. — Northampton ( Borough). — Com- mitted for trial at next Quirter Sessions for stealing jewellery and inonev from lodging.-}— Al BEllT EDWARDS, a'ais BROOKS, CLARK- SON, PREhBURY, and WALICKR, age 20 ( looks older), height 5 ft. 3 in., hair black, eyes dark brown, small mole right cheek, small brown mole on back, cut soar on knuckle of left thumb, scar right knee and inside right shin, burn scar right forearm ; dress, dark striped suit., ( lerk overcoat, black hard hat. A painter ; native of Birming- ham. Was discharged from Hereford Prison, 3 let October, 1903, and has since visited ih- i f > llowing towns where he is wanted for similar offences— Buxton, Wellingborough, Doncaster, Worcester, and Manchester. May be wanted elsewhere. Has been convicted at Leeds, Gloucester, Ban- bury, and Ross- on- Wye. Information to Chief Constable Mardlin, Northampton. STAFFORDSHIRE. 30 — Wolverhampton ( Borough). — Re- manded, charged with stealing £ 25 by trick— JOSEPH SUTTON ( supposed false), age 40, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fresh, hair brown. States he is an agent; native of Birmingham. He inserted in a local newspaper an advertisement, "£ 25 wanted for 14 days, good security given, must be strictly private, lady or gentleman. Address XI, Expi% css and, Star, Wolverhampton." The security is usually old jewellery or pawn- tickets relating thereto, worth about half the amount; also gave an I. O. U. and a fictitious address. Supposed wanted elsewhere. Photograph can be seen on application. Information to Capt. Burnett, Chief Constable, Wolverhampton. PROPERTY STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLIGE DISTRICT £ 20 REWARD. 31. — R Division. — On or about 17th December, 1903, from the grounds of Rotunda Museum, Woolwich, 6 ornamental ancient cannons ( I class fo M. A. 74, a brass fawcon, A. D. 1661, on the base ring is the inscription " Gerard Koster me fecit A" 1661. Gerarel Koster made me in the year 1661," the dolphins have been broken off, the vent is bouched with iron, 2 figures of mermaids on a star beneath a crown are on the gun, length of gun 3 ft. 3 2 in., calibre 2 75 in.; 1 v lass M. A. 88, bronze 1- pr., bearing the Ord- nance Arms on the reinforce, and on the base ring, " A. Schalch, Fecit 1727," calibre 1- 6 in., total length 45 in. ; 1 Class M. A. 116, a brass 3- pr. gun, date 1776, on the oase ring, " J. et P. Verbruggen, fecerunt A° 1776— J. and P. Ver- brnggen, makers in the year 1776," length of gun 3 ft., calibre 292 in., weight 1 cwt. 94 lbs.; 1 Class ^ M. A. 127, a brass swivel 1- pr. gun of the time of George III., whose cypher with others is on the gun, date about 1785, the base ring bears the inscription, " Fvdit P. Verbruggen, Woolvici," calibre 2 04, total length 3 ft. 6 in. ; 1 Class M. A. 236, a brass gun with date 1769, on the let rein- force a coronet with '' 1769" underneath, on the base ring the inscription " In bburg ggossen," length 3 ft. 5 in., calibre 2 in. ; 1 Class TJX M. A. 28S. a brass gun from Borneo, without date, length 4 ft. 11 in., calibre 1* 5 in., circumferen ® « of gun just below the swell of muzzle 10 in., at the reintorce at the vent 15 in., circumfer « ne « ot the swell of muzzle 20 in., ball in the bore, a support is fastened under the trunnions, upon winch the gun would be elevated or depressed, fitments for a vent cover). The above reward will be paid by the Secretary of State for War to any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves, and re- covery of the cannon, or in proportion to the cannon recovered. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 3 PORTRAITS OF PERSONS WANTED. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 32.— N Division .— For stealing a lady's gold half- hunter watch, keyless, chased leave* and flowers, white dial, blue figures on pearl ground on front case ; 1 long 9 ct. gold chain, long link, ball and about 4 in. of small link chain alternately; 1 15 ct. gold curb bracelet, padlock attached ; 3 ladies' gold dress rings ( 1 set 3 small diamonds and 2 rubies, 1 set 5 diamonds graduat- ing from centre, J set diamond and 2 sapphires crown setting) ; 4 gold bangles ( 1 9 ct. thick curb pattern, 1 narrow flat band, snap fastening ; 1 9 ct. curb pattern on top, graduating to narrow band ; 1 15 ct. filigree work on oval band) : 1 black skirt, trimmed 3 frills at bottom ; 1 grey Crave- nejtte waterproof cloik, 3 capes attached, " Nichol- son, St. Paul's Churchyard," on tab ; 1 black fctraw hat, white edge, trimmed black chiffon and flowers; 1 lady's dark brown silk umbrella, green hook handle ; 1 light grey Morette under- skirt ; 1 red silk blouse; I black leather flap purse, white metal mounts— FRANCES LAMBE, age 19, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., stout build, com- plexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes blue grey ; supposed wearing the stolen clothes. A domestic servant; native of Stoke Newington. Is fond of theatre s, and may seek employment with theatrical companies in the provinces. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. METROPOLITAN POLICE OISTRIC1 PROPERTY STOLEN M^)- 33.— W Division.— For embezzling £ 155 10s. 4d.— DAVID BAKER, alias JOYCE, age 35, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion fair, con- sumptive appearance, hair and moustache light, eyes grey, left thumb deformed ; dress, grey striped tweed suit, black overcoat, black bowler hat, lace boots. Had with him a wooden box ; 1 travelling rug ; 2 portmanteau ; £ 200, and a loaded revolver. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRIC7 34.— C Division « — 6th inst., by shopbreak- ing— Bracelets :— 1 fancy, 15 ct., set turquoise, 8 P scratched inside ; 1 do., set ruby and pearl, 10 P 5| scratched inside; 1 do., set sapphires and pearl, 11 P scratched inside; 1 do., set diamond and ruby, 13 P 9J scratched inside; 1 do., set opal and rubies, 15 P 8$ scratched inside ; I do. 9 ct., set turquoise, 18 P4£ scratched inside ; L do., set turquoise and pearl, 19 P 4 scratched inside ; 1 do., set turquoise, 30 P 4$ scratched inside ; 1 do. set opal, 37 P 63 scratched inside ; L 15 ct. do., set sapphire and pearl, 42 P 5 scratched inside; 1 caged, turquoise and pearl matrix, 59 P 8£ scratched inside; 1 do., 68 P 8J scratched inside; 1 do., turquoise matrix, new art, 82 P 9j- scratched inside; 1 turquoise matrix and river pearl, 85 P 78$ scratched inside ; 1 9 ct. matrix, 96 P 3|, scratched inside ; 1 fancy scroll sapphire and diamond, 102 P 9 scratched inside; 1 turquoise and pearl cluster, 103 P 8 scratched inside ; 1 5 stone opal basket, 104 P 7$ scratched inside ; 1 10 turquoise basket, 105 P 10 scratched inside ; 1 turquoise >. nd pearl basket, 110 P 27$ scratched inside; 1 caged turquoise and pearl matrix, 113P7i scratched irside; 7 turquoise and pearl matrix, 132 P 65 scratched inside; 1 turquoise collet, 138 P 60 scratched inside ; 9 caged 9 ct. turquoise and pearl, 145 P 65 to 149 P 65 scratched inside; 15 turquoise and pearl matrix, caged, 155 P 65 scratched inside; 1 turquoise, basket setting, 156 P37| scratched inside; 1 opal, basket setting, 1 9 P C} scratched inside ; 1 turquoise and pearl, collett setting, 164 P 37$ scratched inside. Brooches :— 1 9 ct., set turquoise, 1 P 12£ scratched inside; 1 pearl, 2 row pearl, crescent and . star, 88 P 11 scratched inside; 1 do., 89 P If scratched inside; 1 pearl openwork shamrock, set 4 turquoise, 92 P 8$ scratched inside; 1 pearl, ivy leaf, 93 P 57$ scratched inside; 1 fancy' bar, set diamond and sapphire, 95 P 6f scratched inside; 1 pearl string safety, 99 P 20 scratched inside; 1 pearl spray, 110 P 25 scratched inside; 1 scroll, set diamond and sapphire, 116 P 1510 scratched inside; 1 diamond twin crescent, 119 P 66 scratched inside; 1 diamond and heart pendant, 121 P 55 scratched inside; 1 new art, 138 P 7 scratched inside; 1 opal, pearl, and ruby, 146 P 715 scratched inside ; 1 gold watch, 147 P 21 scratched inside; 1 peridat, 162 P 12/ 12/ 0 scratched inside ; 18 gold pearl safety pins ( six 168 P 4, six 169 P 7$, six 170 P 14$ scratched inside); 3 do., set turquoise, 171 P 15$ scratched inside; 6 Merry- thought safety, set pearls, 173 P 7$ on each; 1 9 ct. set turquoise, 3 P 15 scratched inside; 1 do. ( scroll) do., 5 P 21 scratched inside; 1 do. ( bar) do., 8 P 16 scratched inside; 1 do. ( bar) do., 11 P 19$ scratched inside; 1 9 ct. turquoise and pearl, 13 P 12$ scratcl ed inside: 1 bar 9 ct., 3 turquoise, 17 P 18 scratched inside ; 1 do., 2 turquoise, 18 P 13J scratched inaide; 1 do., 1 turquo'ss, 19 P 15$ scratched inside; 1 do., 3 turquoise, 20 P 17i scratched inside; 1 do., 3 turquoise, 21 P 23i scratched inside : 1 tie do., 1 turquoise, 22 P 16 scratched inside; 1 scroll and hook do., 4 turquoise, 24 P 23 scratched in- side ; I twist do., 1 turquoise, and 2 pearls. 27 P16 scratched inside; 1 pearl twist ruby and pearl at ends, 39 P 6 scratched inside; 1 do., diamond and pearl at end, 40 P scratched in- side ; 1 pearl spray, 41 P 6J scratched inside; 1 crescent, sst pearls, 42 P 9$ s ratched inside : 1 5- leaf oak, pearl spray, 45 P 6| scra'ched inside ; 1 do., turquoise centre, 46 P 7 scratched inside; 2 new mocn pearl sprays, 47 P 16 and 48 P 10$ scratched inside ; 1 do. pearl and ruby spray, 49 P 11 scratched inside; 1 pearl lilyof- valley spray, 50 P 8 scratched inside ; 1 loop pearl and sapp- hire, 68 P 12| scratched inside; 1 knot pearl and circle & apphire, 69 P 8 scratched inside ; 6 merry- thought, set turquoise, safety, 174 P 9$ scratched inside ; 1 fancy sapphire and diamond, 175 P 10$ scratched inside ; 1 emerald and diamond, 176 P 12f scratched inside ; 1 ruby and diamond, scroll, 179 P 12J scratched inside; 1 diamond and emerald, crescent, 180 P 15- J scratched inside ; 1 fancy turquoise and pearl, 182 P 7f scratched inside ; 1 ruby, pearl and turquoise scroll, 185 P 38 scratched inside; 1 pearl, ruby and sapphire crossover, 186 P 2J scratched inside ; 1 fancy 15 ct., 188 P 15 scratched inside; 1 Jode pearl and diamond, 189 P 57 scratched inside; 1 new art, 192 P 68 scratched inside ; 1 3 row pearl crescent, 195 P 9 scratched inside; 1 2 row do., 196 P 6 scratched inside ; 1 pearl and turquoise star pen- dant, 199 P 7 scratched inside : 1 fancy pearl and turquoise scroll, 200 P 7$ scratched inside. Links: — 1 18 ct. plain, flat diamond in centre; 1 do., oval and torpedo, set 1 diamond and 1 sapphire; 1 18 ct., set turquoise and smoked mother- o'- pearl; 1 oval polished, set 2 diamonds; 1 oval and twisted bar, turquoise, pearl and diamond setting; 1 mother- o'- pearl, set turquoise and diamond, 64 P 63 scratched thereon; 1 9 ct. mother- o'- pearl, 130 P 16A scratched thereon; 1 9 ct. smoked pearl, set turquoise, 143 P 25 scratched thereon; 1 do., set amethyst, 229 scratched thereon. Brooches:— 1 fancy pearl and turquoise scroll, 203 P 4J scratched inside ; 1 bow, set pearl, 211 P 38 scratched inside; 1 pearl and turquoise crossover, 217 P 17 scratched inside; 1 fly safety, pearl and turquoise, 218 P 34 scratched inside ; 1 do., 236 P 45 scratched inside; 1 ruby and diamond, 238 P 16$ scratched inside. Chains : — 1 gold trace, set 16 opals, 5 P 22 scratched inside ; 1 trace, 9 ct., turquoise anl pearl matrix, 30 P 5 scratched inside; 4 turquoise and pearl matrix, 40 P 100 scratched inside ; 1 caged turquoise and pearl, 52 P 100 scratched inside. Necklets:— 1 set turquoise and pearl matrix, 38 P 8$ scratched inside ; 1 turquoise and pearl, Fey, 1 P 6 scratched inside ; 1 fancy, set turquoise and pearl, 2 P 3f, scratched inside ; 1 platinum and opal trefoil, 14 P 27f scratched inside ; 1 platinum, set opal and diamond, 16 P 23 scratched inside ; 2 gold fancy set turquoise and pearl 2 P 3J and IPC scratched inside ; 1 platinum, set 3 opals, 30 P 9.1 scratched inside; 1 pearl and ruby, 68 P 7} scratched inside; 1 gold, set pearls, 101 P 52i scratched inside. Pendants:— 1 pearl and sapphire fancy star, 2 P 12$ scratched inside; 1 pearl and diamond five loop, 3 P 6i scratched inside; 1 pearl and diamond star, 4 P 11| scratched inside ; 1 pearl and rose diamond pave, set heart, 7 P 15J scratched inside ; 1 fancy pearl open work, 8 P 8$ scratched inside ; 1 pearl, ruby and diamond pave heart, 9 P 24 scratched inside; 1 pearl and olivine heart, 10 P 9f scratched inside; 1 pearl star, 12 P 12f scratched inside; 1 pearl fancy flower, trefoil edge, 11 P 10$ scratched inside; 1 pearl and turquoise heart, 13 P 11 scratched inside ; 1 pearl and sapphire heart, 15 P 10| scratched inside; 1 pearl and sapphire collet heart, 16 P 8f scratched inside; 1 pearl and tur- quoise crescent loop, 17 P 5{ scratched inside; 6 T I I E POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, MARCH II. 1904. PROPERTY STOLEN ( continued)— 1 15 ct., red enamel heart, set pearl, 58 P 164 scratched inside ; 1 pearl star, 66 P 5J scratched inside ; 1 pearl square, 68 P 44 scratched inside; 1 pearl and turquoise heart, diamond centre, 73 P 5J scratched inside; 1 miniature, set pearl, 76 P 3J scratched inside; 1 turquoise and pearl, 81 P 31 scratched inside; 1 set pearls, 95 P 24, scratched inside; 1 set pearls, 97 P 24, scratched inside ; 1 turquoise and pearl, 100 P 5, scratched inside. Pins:— 1 hair, set 2 turquoise, 2 P 25 thereon ; 1 do., set 1 turquoise, 3 P 15, thereon ; 2 hat, set pearl and turquoise, 32 P 124, thereon ; 1 scarf, set 2 diamonds and 1 pearl, 2 P 85 scratched thereon; 1 pearl and diamond drop do., 3 P 8i scratched thereon; 1 fancy enamelled set, 2 pearls and 1 ruby, 4 P 1J scratched thereon ; 1 set 2 turquoise and 1 diamond 011 bar, 11 P 37A scratched thereon; 1 small diamond horseshoe, 19 P 6f- scratched thereon; 1 horseshoe, set 4 diamonds and 3 pearls, 26 P 4f scratched thereon ; 1 opal and 6 diamond cluster, 27 P 74 scratched thereon ; 1 opal and diamond, 28 P 54 scratched thereon; 1 opal plum, 30 P 4f scratched thereon ; 1 opal and 2 diamonds, 32 P 4 j scratched thereon; 1 opal and 2 diamonds, 33 P 2| scratched thereon ; 1 pink topaz, 37 P 8j scratched thereon; 1 single pearl, 40 1' 4 scratched thereon ; 1 turquoise and gold mayfair, 48 P 2| scratched thereon ; 1 do., 49 P 74 scratched thereon ; 1 turquoise and pearl, 72 P 20 scratched thereon; 1 gold knot, pearl centre, 73 P 20 scratched thereon ; 1 hare, set diamond, 74 P 5| scratched thereon. Purses : 1 9 ct. set pearl and sapphire, 63 P 3 scratched th6reon; £ 9 ct. set diamond and ruby, 64 P 5 scratched thereon ; 1 9 ct. set sapphire and heart, 66 1' 18 scratched thereon ; 19 ct., set pearl cluster, 67 1' 15 scratched thereon ; 1 9 ct., set turquoise and pearl, 69 I' 6 scratched thereon ; 1 9ct., set ruby and pearl, 387 scratched thereon ; 1 set pearl and turquoise check, 365 scratched thereon; 1 set ruby cluster, 233 scratched thereon ; 1 set sap- phireandpearl trefoil, 6j' scratched thereon. Rings: 1 fancy, set sapphire and diamond, 4 P 7 and 4617 scratched thereon ; 1 diamond marquise, 82 P 26j and G 27 scratched thereon ; 1 set 3 pearls and 2 rubies, boat shape, 182 P 374 G 15 scrat died thereon; 1 set 3 rubies and 6 diamonds, boat shape, 194 P 64 2037 scratched thereon ; 1 18 ct. snake, diamond eyes, 205 P 45 G 102 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 207 P 55 G 104 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 208 P 55 G 105 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 218 P 6i G 553 scratched thereon ; 1 do. 227 P 5i G 577 scratched thereon ; 1 do., * 28 P bf G 576 scratched thereon; 1 diamond and twin ruby cluster, 253 P 10J 2009 scratched thereon ; 1 18 ct., set 4 diamonds and 3 rubies, 372 P 18 G 141 scratched thereon ; 1 fancy cluster, 420 P 9 5623 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 421 P 144 5457 scratched thereon ; 1 sapphire ruby and diamond twin half hoop, 425 P lOj scratched thereon ; 1 diamond and ruby crossover, 422 2180 scratched thereon. Studs :— 1 set of 3,9 ct. 164 P 64 scratched thereon ; set of 3, 9 ct. 164 P 5.1 scratched theieon; 1 set of 6 mother o'- pearl tops, 199 P 3A scratched thereon; 1 do. 202 P 60 scratched thereon; 5 9 ct. collar studs, 222 scratched thereon ; 6 do., 225 scratched thereon ; 2 do., 226 scratched thereon; 1 set of 6 imitation buttons, 235 scratched there- on. Cigar Tubes : 1 amber, gold mounted in gold case, 2 P 3j ; 1 do., 3 P 57*; 2 do., 5 P 25. Gold Alberts : 1 9 ct. open curb, 1 P 34 scratched thereon; 1 9 ct. open curb ( single), 6 P 2/- /- scratched thereon ; 1 9 ct. fetter and one, 7 P 37/ 6 scratched thereon; 1 9 ct. open curb, 8 P 42/- 1 18 ct. do., 14 P 74 scratched thereon ; 1 do. ( single), 15 P 4^ scratched thereon ; 1 do. fetter and one, 1G P 3$ scratched thereon ; 1 do. close curb, 17 P 5J scratched thereon ; 1 do. open curb, 18 P 5/- /- scratched thereon ; 1 gold and platinum, 2uP10/- 10/- scratched thereon. Gold Brooches:— 1 9 ct. twist, 14 P 17 scratched thereon; 1 9 ct. enamelled leaf, 37P 17 scratched thereon; 1 do., 3 i P 17 scratched thereon; 1 do., 36 P17 scratched there- on ; 1 gold and platinum horn and bit, 57 P 25 scratched thereon; 3 watch do., 232 P144 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 233 P 18 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 234 P 16J scratched thereon; 1 do. 235 P 21 scratched thereon ; 1 15 ct. pendant fancy, 237 P 10 scratched thereon ; 1 15 ct. new art, 221 P 60 scratched thereon. Gold Bracelets:— 1 15 ct. fancy chased, 3 P 5] scatched thereon; 1 do., 4 P 5$ scratched thereon; 1 15 ct. Prince of Wales with bean pendant, 80 P 274 scratched thereon ; 1 do., curb with pendant, 81 P 42 scratched thereon ; 3 9 ct. curb plain, 153 P 40 scratched thereon ; 1 15 ct. fancy curb, 170 P 8$ scratched thereon ; 10 9 ct. fancy curb with padlocks, padlocks scratched with A 42, A 45 and other marks ; 6 9 ct. do., 171 P 20 scratched thereon ; 3 do., 172 P 42 scratched thereon; 3 do. 173 P 35 scratched thereon. 1 gentleman's plain card case, 6 P scratched thereon; 2 hammered dress cigarette cases, 27 P 54 and 29 P 6 scratched thereon. Guards :— 1 trace with enamelled pillars, 6 P 9 scratched thereon ; 1 9 ct. bar and 10 links, 23 P 2i scratched thereon; 1 9 ct. faceted traced, 26 P 45 scratched thereon ; 6 wire, 29 scratched thereon ; 2 9 ct. plain, 31P2f scratched thereon; 1 do., 32 P 40 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 34 P 33, scratched thereon ; I do., 36 P 64 scratched thereon ; 1 enamelled spheres, 37 P 54 scratched thereon ; 12 wire fancy knot and fetter, 39 scratched thereon ; 4 enamelled spheres and trace, 41 P 87| scratched thereon ; 3 do., 42 P 874 scratched thereon ; 5do., 43 P 874 scratched thereon ; 4 do., 44 P 874 scratched thereon ; 2 do., 45 P 874 scratched thereon ; 2 do., 46 P 87| scratched thereon ; 3 9 ct. plain, 47 P 54 scratched thereon; 4 do., 48 P 54 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 49 P 5| scratched thereon ; 5 do., 50 P 54 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 51 P 24 scratched thereon. Gold Links :— 1 9 ct., plain engraved, oval ; 1 15 ct., engraved, oval, frosted ; 1 do., torpedo and enamel oval; 1 pair frosted oval, 13 P 32| scratched thereon ; 1 pair polished oval, 19 P 224 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 28 P 36 scratched thereon; 1 pair polished long oval, 35 P 55| scratched thereon ; 1 do. round, 36 P 32J scratched thereon ; 1 pair oval frosted, 55 P 8i scratched thereon ; 1 pair road to ruin, 59 P 5J scratched thereon ; 1 pair bamboo twig ends. 60 P 354 scratched thereon; 1 pair platinum and gold, 65 P 70 scratched thereon ; 1 pair do., 70 P 574 scratched thereon ; 1 pair 9 ct. plain oval, 74 P 144 scratched thereon ; 1 pair 18 ct engraved oval, 82 P 324 scratched thereon ; 1 pair do., oval and bar, chased, 86 P 12 scratched thereon; 1 pair 9 ct. plain oval, 120 P 14| scratched thereon ; 1 pair torpedo oval, 121 P 21 scratched thereon ; 1 pair 18 ct. torpedo and button, 127 P 41 scratched thereon ; 1 pair engraved flat, 132 P 194 scratched thereon; 1 pair i." » ct. engraved flat" 131 P 40 scratched thereon ; 1 pair do., 135 P 45 scratched thereon ; 1 pair 9 ct. smoked pearl, 143 P 25 scratched thereon ; 1 pair 9 ct. do., 145 P 36 scratched thereon ; 6 pair 9 ct. oval, plain and engraved, 175 scratched thereon ; 6 pair 9 ct. oval, plain and engraved, 176 scratched thereon ; 5 pair 18 ct. oval and dumb bell, 177 scratched thereon ; 6 pair 9 ct. engraved, 188 scratched thereon ; 6 pair do., plain, 189 scratched thereon ; 1 pair 15 ct. do., 191 scratched thereon ; 1 do, 192 scratched thereon; 1 9 ct. do., 193 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 194 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 195 scratched thereon ; 3 do., 196 scratched thereon ; 3 do., 197 scratched thereon; 1 do., 198 scratched thereon; 2 18 ct. oval and dumb bell, 200 scratched thereon; 6 9 ct. plain, 201 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 204 scratched thereon; 1 do., 206 scratched thereon; 1 do., 208 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 210 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 211 scratched thereon; 1 do., 213 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 215 scratched thereon ; 1 18 ct. oval chased, 218 scratched thereon ; 1 9 ct., plain, 237 sc ratched thereon ; 1 do., 238 scratched there- on ; 4 do., 239 to 42 scratched thereon. 6 pairs 9 ct. gold links, assorted, 243 scratched thereon ; 6 pairs do., 241 scratched thereon ; 3 pairs 15 ct. do., 245 scratched thereon. 4 plain gold match boxes ( 1 8 P 574 ; 1 17 P 52£; 1 18 P 3i ; 1 19 P 374 scratched thereon) ; 2 do., embossed, 9 P 75 ; 1 engraved, 10 P 55. Gold necklets :— 1 9 ct. plain, 18 P 9 scratched thereon ; 2 Prince of Wales, 86 P 94 scratched thereon ; 1 do., 89 P 10£ scratched thereon ; 1 platinum, 95 P 42 scratched thereon ; 3 Prince of Wales, 101 P 12J, 102 P J5£. 103 P 10A scratched thereon ; 21 9 ct. various, 10) P IO4, 106 P llj, 107 P 114, 110 P 124, 111 P 7i, 112 P 8k, 113 P 10J, 114 P 104, 115 P 104, 116 P 10*, 117 P 94, 118 P 74, 119 P 14J, 120 P scratched thereon ; 6 platinum and silver, 123 P 104, 122 P 94 scratched thereon ; 4 9 ct. woven, 129 P 44, 128 P4| scratched thereon ; 5 9 ct., do. 152 P 6J, 156 P 15," l57 P 104 scratched thereon ; 1 9 ct. plain, 18 P 9 and 12 P 94 scratched thereon; 6 Prince of Wales pattern, 8o P 94, 89 P 10 J, 101 P 12i. 101 P 154, 103 P 10 4 scratched thereon; 6 platinum and silver, 123 P IO4, 122 P 9J scratched thereon; 1 9 ct. curb, 110 P 124 scratched thereon ; 3 do plain, 105 P 10^, 106 P 111, 107 P 11^ scratched thereon; 17 do., from ill P 74 to* 120 P 84 scratched thereon ; 4 woven, 128~ P 44, 129 P 44 scratched thereon ; 5 do., 152 P 04, 156 I' 15, and 157 P 104 scratched thereon ; Pendants— 2 9 ct, miniature lockets, 92 P 16 and 93 P 17 thereon 2 9 ct. miniature, 98 P and 99 P 30 thereon ; 1 fancy enamelled charm, 2i P 24 thereon ; 1 moon do., P thereon; 1 15 ct. heart charm, 81 P 30 thereon ; 3 enamelled egg charm, 89, 90, and 91 thereon ; 1 1) ct. green enamelled star, 21 P 574 thereon ; Pencils :— 1 plain, 30 P J5 thereon 3 programme, 31 P 3|, 30 P 44, 33 P thereon 2 9 ct. plain, flat, 34 P" 19|, 35 P 21 thereon ; 1 do and letter opener, 3i F il!| thereon; 1 plain telescopic, 39 P 3)£ thereon; 1 do. slide, 4 1 P 17 thereon ; 1 do. sheath, 47 P 374 thoreon ; Purses — 1 9 ct. bag, 1P 15f thereon ; 2 do. and platinum 5 P 5}, 6 P 3£ thereon ; 1 15 ct, bag, 2971/ 3 there- on ; 1 9 ct. do., 233/ 22 thereon ; 1 15 ct. do., 2b9 thereon; 3 9ct. do., 253RS/ 7, 2334, 28 i thereon 1 do. double sovereign, 49 P 87^ thereon; ; single clo., 70 P 35 thereon ; Rings :— 1 18 ct. shield signet, 317 P 50, G 55 scratched thereon 7 18 ct. bangle, 37 P 34 and G 3, 38 P 36 and G 4, 40 P 45 and G 6, 43 P 48| and G 9, 44 P 52| and G 10, 46 P 53^ and G 12, 47 P 63 and G 13 scratched thereon ; 8 22 ct. wedding rings, 231 P 40, 232 P 40, 237 P 37£, 240 P 334, 241 P 30, 342 P 324 scratched thereon; 5 18 ct. signet rings, 227 P 25 and G 14, 279 P 274 and G 17, 291 P 46 and G 29, 342 P 57A and G 80, 355 P 67* and G 93 scratched thereon ; 1 round signet, 319 P 55 and G 57 scratched thereon ; 1 octagonal do., 320 P 35 and G 58 scratched thereon ; 1 oval do., 330 P 484 and G 68 scratched thereon ; 1 round do., 335 P 75 and G 73 scratched thereon ; 6 enamel miniature, 41 P 84 and 5660, 419 P 4 J and 5648 scratched thereon; Studs:— 1 set polished head, 53 P 174 scratched thereon; 1 set of 3, set 1 sapphire in each, 4 P 30 thereon ; 1 set of 6, imitation pearl buttons, turquoise in centre, 149 P 34 scratched thereon ; 1 set of 6 jade, 152 P 65 scratched thereon; 1 set of 6 amethyst, 153 P 65 scratched thereon. Watches : 1 gentleman's 18 ct. keyless, No. 5G059 on move- ments, 421G on case, 24 P 63 scratched inside case; 1 do., 56055 on movement, 24 P 64 scratched on cas9 ; 1 do., stop watch, 25 P 74 scratched on case, 3094 on case, 71256 on movement; 1 do., stop, 3095 on case, 73056 on movement, 25 P 74 scratched on case ; 1 do., hunter, 4194 on case, 55874 on movement, 26 P 84 scratched inside ; 1 do., open face, 4199 on case, 55857 on move ment, 27 P 6 scratched inside; 1 do., hunter, Waltham, 11013264, 70 P 18 saratched inside case ; 1 do., 14 ct., open face, Waltham, 10557378, 71 P 94 scratched inside case: 1 do., 18 ct., open face, Waltham, 29053 on case, 724104 on movement, 97 P 16J scratched inside case; 1 gentleman's 14 ct. flat Swiss open face key- less, No. 4487 on case, No. 44474 on movement, 99 P lOi scratched inside; 1 do 18 ct. Bridge Waltham keyless, No. 24470 011 case, No. 9503841 on movement, 100 P 284 scratched inside; 1 do. Beacon Waltham keyless, No. 29358 on case, No. 9589453 on movement, 101 P 114 scratched inside ; 1 do., 10 ct. open face Waltliam keyless, No. 4152 on case, No. 10227581 on movement, 104 P 74 scratched inside; 1 do. Waltham Ensign, keyless, No. 10795862 on movement, 112 P 64 scratched inside; 1 do] Waltham Ensign, keyless, No. 10795861 on move-' ment, 113 P 6J ; 1 do. 18 ct. riverside Maximus keyless hunter, No. 7157912 on movement, 116 P 25A scratched inside ; 1 do. Bond Street Waltham, keyless, open face, No. 10404174, 118 P IO4 scratched inside; 1 do. open face English lever, keyless, No. 35230, 135 P 114 scratched inside; 6 do. 18 ct., open face, Swiss, keyless, No. 57027 on each, 146 scratched on each ; 1 do. open face, Swiss, white dial, keyless, No 5114, 158 scratched inside ; 1 do., silver dial, keyless, No. 5115, 159 scratched inside; 1 do., gold dial, keyless, No. 160 ; 1 do. open face, keyless, No. 52081 ; 1 lady's 18 ct. keyless open face, No. 2415 on case, 53520 on movement, 29 P 63 scratched iuside; 1 do. open face, 4100 on case, No. 53914 on movement, 30 P 5J scratched inside; 1 do. open face, No. 229 on case, 153096 on movement, 30 P 6] scratched inside; 1 do. open face, No. 2084 on case, No. 51191 on movement, 33 P 3J scratched on inside ; 1 do. open face, No. 530 on case, No. 47978 on movement, 34 P 4£ or 84 scratched on inside ; 1 do. open face, 530 on case, No. 147974 on movement; 1 do., open face, 530 on case, 147974 on works, 34 P 4J or 84 scratched inside ; 1 do., open face, No. 531 on case, 147983, 34 P 4i scratched 011 case ; 1 do., open face, No. 2543 on caso, 53187 011 works, 35 P 4] scratched inside; 1 do., open face, No. 2346 on case, No. 53188 on works, 35 P 4] scratched inside ; 1 do., open face, 2374 on case, 53192 on works, 35 P 44 scratched inside; 1 do., open face, No. 4106 on case, No. 54447 on works, 36 P or 65 scratched inside; 1 do. 9 ct., open face, No. 4311 on case, No. 55583 on works, 37 P 374 scratched on dial; 1 do. keyless 9 ct. open face, 4312 011 case, 55581 on works, 38 P 40 scratched inside ; 1 do. keyless 18 ct. hunter, No. 4217 011 case, 55536 on works, 44 P 44 scratched inside ; 1 do. keyless open face, 4218 on case, 55533 on works, 45 P 54 scratched inside; 1 do. keyless, open face, No. 55520 on works, 4G P 8$ or 75 on inside ; 1 do. keyless open face, No. 5585 on works, 47 P 84 or 70 scratched inside ; 1 do. key- less, open face, No. 2149 011 case, 53184 on works, 47 P 34 or 70 ; 1 do., keyless open face, 4343 on case, 716849 011 works, 417 A P4£ scratched inside ; 1 do., keyless open face, 2300 on case, 153097 on works, ; 1 do., keyless open face, centre seconds, No. 955327, 50 P 4| scratched inside ; 1 do., keyless 14 ct. open face, 4087 011 case, 54414 011 works, 52 P 55 scratched inside ; 1 do., keyles3 18 ct. open face, 2411 on case, 53209 on works, 34 P 84 scratched inside; 1 do., keyless open face, 5320G on works, 2412 on case, 54 P 84 scratched inside ; 1 do., keyless open face, 2272 on case, 55014 on works, 55 P 42 scratched inside; 1 do., keyless open face, 55013 on works, 4344 on case, 55 P 44 scratched inside; 1 do., keyless open case, 955401 on works, 56 P scratched on inside ; 1 do., keyless open face, 4345 on case, 916995 on works, 58 P 54; 1 do,, keyless open face, 4208 on case, 55515 on works, 60 P 3f scratched inside ; 1 do., keyless open face, 2042 on case, 53178 ou works, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1004. T H E POLICE GAZETTE 5 PROPERTY STOLEN ( continued.)— 61 P 70 scratched inside ; 1 do., keyless lialf hunter Walthani, 28849 011 case, 1051018 on works, 88 P scratched inside ; 1 do,, keyless 10 ct. half liunter Waltliam, 3800 011 case, 9765988 011 works, 90 P 5J scratched inside ; 4 do., keyless 9 ct. Swiss open face, No. 4311 on eacli, 132 P 35 scratched inside; 3 do,, keyless, No. 4312 on eacli, 133 P 35 scratched in- side ; 4 do., keyless, No. 94395 on each, 141 scratched inside; 5 do., keyless 18 ct. deini- hunters, 79961 011 each, 1 12 scratched inside ; 2 do., keyless open face, 4837 011 each, 145 scratched inside; 0 do., keyless 14 ct. open face Swiss, 57105 011 eucli, 147 scratched inside. Expanding Watcli Bracelets: 1 keyless 14 ct., 1456 011 case, 4936 on works, 109 P scratched inside ; 1 do., keyless 9 ct., 155 scratched inside; 9 do., keyless open face. Watches :— 1 lady's keyless, rolled gold open face Waltham lever, No. 10699840, 106 P 67£ scratched inside; 1 do. keyless rolled gold No." 10970254, 122 P 65 scratched inside ; 1 do., keyless rolled gold, 10864417 011 works, 123 P 67£ scratched inside; 1 gentleman's keyless rolled gold open face Waltliam lover, No. 7313308, 63 P 8i scratched inside; 1 do. kevless rolled gold, No. 10557079, 64 P 6J scratched inside ; 1 do., keyless, 10557418, 64 P 6J scratched inside ; 1 do., keyless rolled gold half hunter, No. 7311833, 65 P 9£ scratched inside ; 1 do., keyless, No. 10530774, 66 P 9 scratched inside ; 1 do., keyless, No. 10530911, 69 P 9 scratched inside; 1 do., keyless rolled gold open face, No. 7312080, 76 1' 8J scratched inside; 1 do.. No. 10328398, 77 P 75 scratched in- side; 1 do., No. 10398399, 77 P 75 scratched inside; 1 do , No. 7313619. 80 P 8J scratched inside; 1 do., No. 10328397, 81 P 75 scratched inside; 1 gentle- man's keyless rolled gold open face W'allhain lever, No. 10328285, 83 P 75 scratched inside ; 1 do., royal deuii- huiiter Waltham, No. 10097077, 102 P scratched inside ; 1 do., No. 7668184, 103 P5, scratched inside; 1 do, demi- bunter Walthani No. 10226872, 111 P 5^ scratched inside; 1 do. Ensign Waliham, Gold 10A puis : 2 2, 6 plain, 37 P 6A scratched gentleman's Swiss 1 do., 234111 011 1 do., 234116 011 do.. 2s465 011 case, 136 P 52A scratched inside, twist, No. 12 P 1U, 23 P Nos. 28 P 8, 29 P 16J, 33 P 4. V, thtreon. Silver watches :— 1 lever stop, No. 4333 011 case, 39933 on works ; 1 do repeater, No. 2404 on case. No. 30136 on works; 2 do. half hunters, Nos. 2339021 and - i322 on case, 2341285 011 works; 2 do. open face, 2^ 67 011 case, 2316210 011 works 011 one, and 2324447 on the other; 1 half hunter Waltham, No. 7668101 ; 1 lady's open lace, £ 21 on case, 120389 011 works; 2 ladies silver gilt, Watteau design 011 back ; 2 silver and leaiher wristlets, No. 157 ; 1 silver and leather wiisilet, No. 154 Watches:— 1 gentleman's oxy- dised, open face, Swiss lever, No. 3019 011 case 51647 011 voiks, 1 P 20 scratched inside; 1 do., 51649 on works, 1 P 20 scratched inside ; 1 do., 51650 on works, 1 P 20 scratched inside; 1 do., 51691 011 works, 1 P 20 scratched inside; 1 do., 51676 011 works, 1 P 20 scratched inside; 1 do., 51677 011 works, 1 P 20 scratched inside; 1 do., 51678 on works, 1 P 20 scratched inside ; 1 do., 9ti798 011 works, 2 P 15 scratched inside; 1 do., 237375 011 works, 4 P 15 scratched inside; 1 do., 234376 on works, 4 P 15 scratched inside ; works, 4 P 15 scratched inside ; works, 4 P 15 scratched inside ; 1 2295366 on works, 5 P 18 scratched inside; 1 calendar do., 16 011 case, 8 P 21 scratched inside ; 2 do., 131 scratched inside ; 2 do., 137 scratched in- side; 3 do., 138 scratched inside; 2 do., 163 scratched inside; 1 do., Swiss, 6772 011 works, 98 P 21 scratched inside ; 6 do., 140 scratched in- side ; 1 do., lloyal, 10571036 on works. 120 P Waltliain 4A, scratched inside; 1 do., Waltham lever, 7645534 011 works, 72 P4A- scratched inside; 1 oxidited Waltham lever, 10494689 on case, 74 1' 50 scratched inside ; 1 do., guard'o dial, 10687944 or 3 on case. 92 P 35 scratched inside ; 1 do., guaid's dial, 10070398 011 case, 95 P 15 scratched inside; 1 do., 106426 0 on case, 119 P 42 scratched inside ; 1 lady's oxidised lever, 51449 011 case and works, 9 P 15| scratched in- side ; 1 do., 6li071 on case and works, 13 P 21 scratched inside ; 1 do., 4243 011 case and works, 150 P 142 scratched inside ; 2 do., 4381 on case and works, 151 scratched inside. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office. New Scotland Yard, S. W. ESSEX. 35.— Brentwood { County).— 1st inst, by burglary at Doddiughurst, a dark grey cloth rainproof Raglan overcoat, ( wo veitical pockeis outside ; 1 cotton check Ovfcrd shirt; and 21s.— ( Juspicion is attached to A MAN, age about < 0 ; keight 5 ft. 9 in., complexion pale, hair, long thin moustache and eyes dark; dress, long dark overcoat, blue serge trousers, blaCK bowler hat, lace boots, may be wearing the stolen overcoat and shirt. An old dark brown tweed overcoat wiih brass brush " 16. L. W A D No. 4037 " stamped on side, in one pocket; and a white linen shirt " J. Thomas " stamped on back of neck and bottom of front, also a laundry mark " XX, & c.," were left behind. Information to Supt. Marden, Brentwood. FLINTSHIRE. 36.— Mold ' County).— Between 5th and 6th inst., at Connahs Quay, a lady's 9 ct. gold Albert; 1 9 ct. gold curb Albert, stock No. 138T ; 1 do. fancy pattern chain, 188W ; 1 do. curb Albert, 138X ; 1 do. open curb watch chain ; 1 ( lo. dog link pattern chain; 1 do. Belcher pattern guard; 1 do. secret link guard; 2 plated curb Alberts, " T. H " stamped on the bar and swivel; 1 do. fetter and 1 link, " T. H" stamped 011 bar ; 1 plated guard, curb pattern, '• T. H " oil swivel; 1 do., Belcher pattern," T. H " on swivel. Pins ( 1 9 ct. round, diamond in centre, stock No. 132A ; 1 do., do., 132B ; 1 do., ruby and pearl. 132IJ ; 1 do., gold top, horse shoe and fox head, 132F ; 1 do., gold top, horse shoe and trumpet, 132G; 1 do., horse shoe, J32H; 1 do., 132J ; 1 do.. Ret ruby, 132K ; 1 do., shamrock, crystal centre, 132M ; 2 plati d. imi- tation pearl tops ; 2 do., imitation pearls and two crystals ; 1 15 ct., set diamond, 132Z , 1 9 ct., oval opal top ; 1 do., horse shoe and fox head, 183 ; 1 do., 133A ; 1 do., 183B ; 1 do., set ruby, 133C ; 1 do., set emerald. 1331) ; 1 do., set garnet, 13314 ; 1 do., set pearl, 133F ; 1 do., horse shoe pattern, 133H ; 1 15 ct., hall- marked, horse shoe, 1331 ; 1 do., round top, set diamond, 133L; 1 do., s.' t ruby, fox head and whip, 138M; 1 do., do., 133N; 1 do., horse shoe and whip, 133P; 1 9 ct., horse shoe, 133R; 1 do., horse- shoe and whip, 133S ; 1 do. shield shape, set ruby, 133T ; 1 do., oval top, set diamond. 133U ; 1 do., oval rope pattern edge, stt ruby, 133V ; 1 do., square top. set ruby, 133W ; 1 do., square top, set pearl, No. 133X ) Rings ( 1 9 ct. gold hall- marked, hollow signet, stock No. 113 ; 1 do., 113B ; 1 do., solid signet, 113D ; 1 do., hollow sig- net, 113G ; 1 do., 118H ; 1 do., 1131; 1 do., 113K ; 1 do., 113L; 1 do., 113M ; 1 do., solid gold square top, signet, 113N; 1 do., gold, stone top, 113P; 1 do., hollow signet, 118S ; 1 do., oval, blood stone, 113U; 1 do., hollow signet, 113V ; 1 do., hollow gold top signet, 113W; 1 do., lltfX ; 1 do., hollow, blood stone, 113Y ; 1 do., hollow, white stone, 113Z ; 1 do., signet, li4A; 1 do., 114C; 1 do., 114D.) Ladies' gold dress rings ( 1 15 ct. hall marked, heart top, set with 2 pearls, 2 sapphires, anil diamond in heart, stock No. 94X ; 1 18 ct. do., diamond and 2 rubies, 94\ V ; 1 15 ct. do., gipsy, set ruby centre and 2 sapphires. 94Y ; 1 do., do., set 5 pearls across top, 94Z ; 1 do., do., 8 pearls and ruby centre, 94V ; 1 18 ct. do., 2 rubies and diamond, 95; 1 do., do., heart top, cluster of pearls, 95A ; I 15 ct. do., 8 diamonds and 1 sapphire, 95G ; 1 18 ct. 5- stone diamond, 95K ; 1 do. single stone diamond ; 1 do., diamond and 4 rubies, 96 ; 1 18 ct., diamond and 2 sapphires, 96B; 1 do., diamond and 2 rubies, 96C ; 1 do., do., 96D ; 1 15 ct., pearl and turquoise, 90E ; 1 do., 8 sapphires and 1 diamond, 97F ; 1 18 ct., pearl and sapphires, 97H ; 1 do., 4 diamonds and 3 sapphires, 97L ; 1 do., 3 rubies and 2 diamonds, 97M ; 1 do., 3 diamonds and 2 sapphires, 97X; 1 do., double- headed snake, 2 diamonds in heads, 98 ; 1 do., diamond and 2 rubies, 98B; 1 do., ruby and 2 diamonds, 98C ; 1 15 ct., diamond and 2 rubies, 98D ; 1 do., diamond and 2 sapphires, 98E ; 1 do., diamond and 2 rubies, 98F; 1 do., 2 diamonds and 3 rubies, 98H ; 1 18 ct., dia- mond and ruby, 98P ; 1 15 ct., do., 98Q ; 1 do., diamond and sapphires, 98R; 1 18 ct., 2 diamonds and 3 rubies, half hoop, 98T ; 1 18 ct., 2 diamonds and 3 rubies, 98U ; 1 do., 3- stone diamond, 98V; 1 do., 2 diamonds and ruby, 98W ; 1 do., single stone split claw ruby ; 1 do., 4 diamonds and 3 rubies, 98X ; 1 do., 2 diamonds and 2 rubies, 99B ; 1 do., diamond and 2 sapphires, 99C); 22 gold wedding rings; 10 22 ct. gold wedding rings; 6 9 ct. Hat keeper rings, siock Nos. 107E, 107F. 107H, 1071, 107K, 107L ; 8 do., oval keepers, stock Nos. 107N, 107D, 107Q ; 1 18 ct. buckle keeper, 10711: 1 9 ct. keeper, 107S ; 1 do., 107T ; 1 do., 107U ; 1 do., 107V ; 1 do. oval keeper, 107X; 1 do., 107Z ; 1 do., 107V; 1 do. keeper, 108 ; 1 gold front bracelet, patent springs, pulls out, stock No. 121 ; 1 do., crystal set in top, 121C; 1 do., do., 121D; 1 do., imitation amethyst set on top, 121F; 1 do., 121G; 1 do., imitation catseye, 121N ; 1 do., real pearl letter " J," 121Q ; 1 do., do., " B," 121R; 1 do., do., " D," 121S ; 1 do., do., " O," 121T ; 1 do., do., " T," 121U ; 1 do., imitation catseye, 121V ; 1 rolled gold, ball top bangle, 121W ; 1 do., horse shoe top, 121X ; 1 9 ct. hall- marked, gold ball top bangle, 121Y ; 1 do., top set with sapphire and pearls, and gold safety chain, 121Z ; 1 do., ruby and pearl bangle, 121V ; 1 gold- filled turquoise and imitation pearl curb bracelet and padlock, 122M ; 1 9 ct. bracelet, buckle top, 122U ; I do., pearl top, 122V ; 2 gold- filled curb bracelets, 122W ; 1 gold- filled twisted bangle, anchor, cross, and heart on top, 122V ; 1 plain, double top silver bangle, 126W ; 1 silver Indian cut bangle, 126X; II hall- marked silver, gold mounted bangles, stock Nos. 127D, 127E, 127F, 127G, 12711, 1271, 127K, 127L 127M, 127P, 127Q ; 1 do., curb bracelet and padlock, 127R ; 25 silver pins, 1 stock No. 135E ; 1 tuning fork pattern. 135F; 1 hammer and wood chisel, 135G ; 1 football and leg, 135H ; 1 pig pat- tern, 135K; 1 imitation 6 lb. weight, 135L; 1 anvil and hammer. 135M; 1 fish pattern, 135N; 1 horse bit pattern, 135P; 1 bird pattern, 135R; 1 stag's head pattern, 135S; 2, 135V; 2, 135W; 2, 135X; 1, 135Y ; 3 horse shoe pattern, 135T; 4, 135U); 2 ruby velvet pin stands ; 5 hall- marked silver plain rings, stock Nos. 116A, 116B, 1160, 116D, 116E ; 1 do., heavy buckle, 116F; 1 do., do., 116G ; 1 do., 11611; 6 thin silver gilt rings, diamond cut centres; 12 hall- marked silver plain lings, 117L; 3 hall- marked silver Indian cut bangles, 1 No. 12CA, 1, 126B; about 12 fine do,; 1 silver Indian cut bangle, 2 coils and slide, 126R; 1 do., do., 126S; 1 do., 5 coils and slide, 12CT ; 1 do., bangle and padlock, 1^ 6U; 1 do., fancy top bangle, 126V: 1 nickel Waterbnrv watch, " The Trump Series, No. 1 " stamped inside; 8 white metal Geneva watches, numbered 1358, 13512, and 13510; 1 dome Geneva watch, No. 350177 ; 1 silver keyless watch; 1 silver Geneva watch. No. 3"> 940; 1 lady's silver Geneva lever, No. 39665; 1 oxidised kevless Geneva, No. 297650; 1 do., No. ? 29007. The stock Nos. referred to are scratched on the articles, but are not visible to the naked eye. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Davies, Mold. ISLE OF WIGHT. 37.— Newport ( County).— Between 2ud and 3rd inst., by burglarv at East Cowes, an antique silver cup, about 8 in. high, standing on 3 balls as supports, with pegs in interior of cup, li I has a coin inserted and lion on back part; 1 stiver open work cup, engraved on bottom, " Island Sailing Club, won by Andrum"; 1 tankard with lid, glass bottom, engraved with " Harrow Arms ( Crossed Arrows), won by A. J Orr Ewing in foot race " ; 1 tankard, engraved with " Harrow Arms," also a prize won at Harrow ; 1 small silver cup. 3 legs, engraved " Castle Yacht Club, won by Yacht Andrum"; 2 silver ornamental boxes or trays, about 1 in. deep, 5 long and 2 or 3 in. wide, embossed with small flowers outside ; 1 dark blue cloth double- breasted overcoat, blue cloth covered buttons, lined with light brown Minx fur, usual pockets: I light colour double- breasted racing overcoat, light brown bone buttons, usual pockets; 2 navy blue cloth yachting over- coats ( double- breasted) with ho ds, Royal Yacht Squadron buttons on one coat, and Royal Northern YTacht Club buttons on the other, maker " Morgan" on both coats; 1 reversible motor coat ( double- breasted), da>- k bone buttons, black leather one side and dark grey cloth the other ; 1 long lightish coloured overcoat with large chequered pattern, with large flaps on breast pockets, made at Ulster Hou= e ; 1 short fawn colour covert coat; 1 thick navy blue pilot jacket ; 2 lady's umbrellas, 1 green and 1 black, with silver knobs for handles; 2 do. dark colour walking sticks, 1 with a monkey's head, the other with an owl's head carved on handles; a brown leather gun case, usual lock, 2 leather straps round case, " Sir W. Orr Ewing" painted in black letters on case, containing : —( a pair of 12 bore C. F. side bar lock hammerless ejector guns, with 28 in. steel barrels. Nos. 3099 and 3100, engraved on rib of barrels," Wm. Evans from Purdeys, 63 Pall Mall, St. James', London."); 2 12 bore hammerless ejector guns, maker's name Purdey" on barrels, Nos. 15247 and 15248, brown leather case. Information to Supt. Ayres, Newport. KENT. 38.— Sandwich [ County).— Between 18th ult. and 3rd inst., by housebreaking at Deal, 12 small silver tea spoons, embossed, centre of scoop gilt, slightly raised, new; 1 pair plated salt cellars with 3 legs and cockatoo with extended wings, plate much worn ; 1 cut glass decanter ; 1 tea cannister. 2nd inst., by housebreaking at Deal, a lady's 18 ct. gold Geneva watch, old, No 5425 ; 1 9 ct. gold double Albert, small links; 1 do., curb pattern bracelet, oval padlock attached ; 1 gold dress ring, diamond in centre, ruby each side; 2 silver brooches; 1 metal Band of Hope medal; 1 Kruger 2s. piece ; and about £ 2. Information to Supt. Chaney, Sandwich. SUSSEX ( East). 39.— Hastings ( Borough).— 19th ult., from a carrier's vau, a small tu^ k, silver mounted, 2 small tassels attached; 1 gold cross, fine gold chain attached ; 1 do. brooch, set pearls, hair inside, " Cordelia Siyer" at back; 1 moonstone brooch ; 2 paste buckles; 1 massive gold neck chain. Information to the Chief Constable, Hastings. 6 T I IE POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, MARCH II. 1904. APPREHENSIONS. 40.— Metropolitan Police District, A Division.— CHARLES TRILL, Office No. 2347- 01, Case No. 2, 26th ult. 41— Metropolitan Police District, B Division.— WILLIAM WALKER, Office No. 2- Si) 4- 00, Case No. 34, 5th ult. Sentenced at Central Criminal Court, to 3 years penal servitude for larceny ( looking at apartments). 42.— Metropolitan Police District, C Division.— J. R. BLAKE, Case No. 2,4th inst. 43.- Metropolitan Police District, K Livision.— WILLIAM STUMP, Office No. 1593- 03, Case No. 35, 26th ult. 44— Cheshire, Macclesfield ( Borough).- iO* WH. GEORGE HARRISON, Case No. 10,19th ult. 45. — Flintshire, Mold ( County). — HERBERT ADAIR, Case No. 18, 12th ult., at Dublin. 46. — Lancashire, Blackpool ( Borough).— GEORGE MORTIMER, Case No. 21, 4th inst. 47— Lancashire, Bolton ( County).— MARIE THOMPSON, alias GRASBY and NURSE THOMPSON, Case No. 24, 5th ult. MISSING. 48.— Lancashire, Liverpool ( City), snake ring on one of right fingers. Strange in — JOHN DAV1ES, Case No. 27, 26th ult., in h's manner. Was last seen at Cardiff, 13th nit, custody at Macclesfield for shopbreaking. 50 — Staffordshire, Burton - on - Trent.— ALBERT LATHAM, Office No. 262 - 02, Case No. 85, 19th December, 1902. Acquitted at the Staffordshire Quarter Sessions, 5th January last for housebreaking. 51.— Staffordshire, Longton( County) — HAKRY , Case No. 37, 7th August, 1903, and committed for trial. His correct name is HENRY MORRIS. States he is a native of Longton; has been convicted at Basingstoke, Gloucester, Stow- on- the- Wold, and Weston. 52.— Sussex ( East), Eastbourne ( Borough).— WOMAN, Case No. 5', 17th April, 19J3. 53.— Since 12th ult., from Higher Broughton, Manchester — ISAAC MAINWARING, age 50, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion dark, moustache and whiskers turning grey; wearing dark tweed overcoat, fancy vest, black and red tie with tortoiseshell scarf ring, hard felt hat, wore a silver ^.— Staffordshire, Burslem ( County).— WILLIAM BOWERS, Case No. 44, 26th ult., and sentenced to one month imprison- ment. Information to Chief Constable Peacock, Manchester. List ot Licence Holders, Supervisees, Expirees, etc., who have been re- apprehended, for the week ending March 5th, 1904, with the results, etc. Reference to H. C. Register. NAME. Fresh Offence with which charged. Re- convicted in Name of Result. Date and Place. Name and Division of Officer. Page 50- 04 Page 37- 01 Page 171- 03 Page 22- 01 Page 206- 03 Page 297- 03 Page 22- 04 Page 34- 04 Page 70- 03 Page 20( 5- 03 Page 306- 03 Page 307- 03 Page 231- 03 Page 303- 03 ANDERSON, WILLIAM BRUCE, NIGEL BIRCH, GEORGE T. CU1LER, GEORGE .1. FOSTER. THOMAS HENLEY, MATTHEW JARRATT, MARK JONES, FREDERICK JONES, GEORGE JOYCE, HARRY LEEMORE, THOMAS LOCKWOOD, JOSEPH MARNEY, ALFRED NEVE, SAMUEL J. PERRY, JOHN REED, JAMES STEADMAN. • CHARLES SMITH, FREDERICK SULLIVAN, DANIEL SULLIVAN, iJOHN . - . m TAYLOR, JOHN THOMAS, ' FREDERICK " 1- TON E, i FRANC IS TURNER, FREDERICK Wilful damage P. of C. Act P. of C. Act. P. of C. Act Uttering counter- feit coin Larceny ( outside shop) P. of C. Act P. of C. Act P. of C. Act Larceny ( goods exposed) P. of C. Act Sus. person ( loiter- ing and possess- ing housebreak- ing implements by night) Robbery with violence Larceny ( ser.) P. of C. Act P. of C. Act P. of C. Act P. of C. Act Unlawful possession Uttering counter- feit coin P. of C. Act P. of C. Act P. of C. Act Housebreaking WALKER, WILLIAM Larceny ( looking at apart- ments) Perjury WATSON, WILLIAM WEST, JOHN WHISTLER, ANNIE Uttering counter- feit coin P. of C. Act Same Name Same Name BENJAMIN MYERS HENRY GOODWIN THOMAS COOPER MATTHEW HEALEY GEORGE MILLS FREDERICK DICKEY Same Name Same Name GEORGE ALFRED LESTER Same Name ALFRED MATTHEWS Same Name Same Name JAMES READ Same Name Same Name Same Name Same Name FREDERIC K SMITH GEORGE JONES Same Name Same Name Same Name Same Name JOHN MURRAY Same Name 6 weeks li. l. 12 months h. l. 12 months h. l. 12 months h. l. 15 months h. l. 7 days h. l. 12 months h. l. 12 months b. l. 12 months h. l. 1 month h. l. 12 months h. l. 3 months h. l. 2 yrs. b. l. and 2 yrs. supn. 3 months h. l. 12 months h. l. 6 months b. l. 6 months h. l. 6 months b. l. 7 days h. L j 12 months h. l. 12 months h. l. 12 months h. l. 3 months h. l. 7 yrs p. s. and 4 yrs supn. 3 yrs p. s. 3 yrs. p. s. 18 month3 h. l. 9 months h. l. 1st Mar., Clerkenwell P. Ct. 2nd Mar., Kingston Boro' P. Ses. « . 29th Feb., Enfield P. Sess. 29th Feb , Enfield P. Sess. lst Mar., C. C. Ct. 2nd Mar., Marylebone P. Ct. 26th Feb., Grays P. Sess. 29th Feb., Enfield I » . Sess. 26th Feb., Grays P. Sess. 2nd Mar., Lambeth P. Ct. 29th Feb., Enfield P. Sefs. 2nd Mar., Clerkenwell P. Ct. lst Mar., C. C. Ct. 2nd Mar., C. C. Ct. 29th Feb., Knfield P. Sess. 27th Feb., Soutliwark P. Ct. 27th Feb., Lambeth P. Ct. 3rd Mar., Lambeth P. ft. 29th Feb., Thames I*. Ct. 29th Feb., C. C. Ct. 2nd Mar., Bow St. P. Ct. 2nd Mar., Clerkenwell P. Ct. 2nd Mar., ClerkenweJl P. Ct. 20th Feb., Middlesex Sess. 29th Feb., C. C. Ct. 29th Feb., C. C. Ct. lst Mar., C. C. Ct. 27th Feb., S. W. P. Ct. P. C. Terrey, 89E. P. C. Mumford, 206V ; also Insp. Chall- ingsworth, V. P. C. Cornish, C. I. D., H ; also Local Insp. Martin. N. P. C. Gooding, C. I. D., H ; also Local Insp. Martin, N. P. C. Clark. 413D ; also P. S. Scholes, C. I. D., D. P. C. Hunt, 107D; also P. O. Pullen, C. I. D., D. P. C. Trott, 110G; also P. S. Selby, C. I. D.. G. P. S. Hand ley, C. I. D., H ; also Local Insp. Martin, N. P. C. Crooksbanks. 467G ; also P. S. Ballard, C. I. D., S. P. C. Howard, C. I. D., P; also P. S. Hedges, C. I. D., P. P. S. Weneley, C I D.. H; also Local Insp. Martin, N. P. C. Watts, 489Y ; also P. C. Davits, 589Y. P. C. Balls. 335 K ; also P. S. Wren, O. I. D., N. P. S. Tobutt, C I. D., N; also Local Insp. Martin, N. P. C. Gooding, C. I. D., II: also Local Insp. Martin, N. P. C. Course, C. I. D., L ; also P. C. Collins, C. I. D.. V. P. C. Wire, 478P ; also P. C. Gordon, C. I. D.. P. P. C. Foster, O. I. P., P ; also P. C^ Powell, C. I D.. Y. P. C. Dennis, 277H ; also P. C. Smith. 45HH. P. S. Smith. C. I. D.. B ; also P. S. Walts. C. I. D.. ft P. C. Morris, 51ER ; also P. S. Bissell. C. I. D., K. P. C. Watts. 489Y : a'so P. S. Pcholes C. I. D., D, P. C. Green, 78E : also P. C. Cameron, 298 E. P. C.' s Powell and Butters, C. I. D., Y. P. C. Bowden, C. I. D., C; also P. S. Tomblin, C. I. D., C. P. S. Jones, C. I. D., B. P. C. Sillis, 38Pit : also P. S. Willis, C. I. D.. P. P. C. Daffern, 7VH ; also P. C. Bat- stone, 223L. LONDON 1 PRIHTSD FOR HIS MAJISTT'B STATIONERY OKIOE BY J. J. KKUHIB A Co., LIMITED, » 9, VICTOBIA STBBET, S. W. ; 33, Kmo Wiuuv STRBET, B. C.; ISD MIRSMISA WORKS, S. K. 5P450