T H E POLICE GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1911. NEW SERIES. 1. All communications for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all communica- tions relating to tliem, should be addressed to THE EDITOR OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, NEW SCOTLAND YABD, LONDON, S. W. 2. Particulars concerning persons whose apprehension is souyht 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. 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. - 1. 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. o. Portraits of Persons whose apprehension is sought for serious offences will be inserted at a cost of 8s. per portrait, and engravings of stolen property at a cost of 6s. per photograph or sketch, unless the article is large or unusually intricate, when the charge will be higher. .4 remittance of 6s. should be made in the first instance for cost of engraving sketches. G. Every announcement, if for the apprehension of a person, must be guaranteed by the signature of an officer of not liss rank than Superintendent; and if the name of such person is required to be inserted and no warrant is in force against liim, 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. VOL. XXVIII., No. 2820. 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 for the insertion of any announce- ment will 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 received not later than noon on Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Saturday morning. They must be clearly written on one side of the paper only; 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. The Space being limited, announcements concerning " Missing Persons" are only accepted on payment, but insertion in the next or any subsequent issue cannot be guaranteed. The charge for such insertion ( if accepted) will be given on application. 14. All copies of the POLICE GAZETTE re- transmitted by Police Forces should bt prepaid at the ordinary rate for printed matter sent by post within the United Kingdom. THE EDITOR, New Scotland Yard, London, S. W. DOUBTFUL TRADERS and SWINDLERS. THE FOLLOWING List of Doubtful Traders and Swindlers is inserted for the information of Police Complaints are frequently received, but no action can be taken against the offenders unless process is first obtained by persons defrauded: — COOPER, W., 753, Old Kent Road.— A dealer in bicycles, greenhouses, and accessories. He seemB to do a genuine business; but his methods are unsatisfactory.— POLICE GAZETTE, 8th December, 1899. ( No. 111967.) DAVIS & CO., alias ALLEN & CO., 9, Peckham Park Road, and ALFRED & CO., 26, Denmark Hill, S. E., and other addresses in various parts of London, pawnbrokers and jewellers. They advertise unredeemed pledges at very low prices ; but the articles usually turn out to be of inferior quality.—- POLICE GAZETTE, 7th November, 1902. ( No. 156466.) EMANUEL & CO., 31, Clapham Road, and other addresses.— Other names ( WEST, TEMPEST, & c.) and other addresses also used.— Advertise plate, " sealskin" jackets, bankrupt stock, & c. Frequently insert advertisements under a Christian name, that, owing to adverse circum- stances, wedding and other presents will be sold " at a sacrifice." Fulfil obligations, but cause many complaints to reach Police. ( No. 165651.) ERSKINE CYCLE WORKS, otherwise " WIL- LIAMS & CO.," " DISC PHONOGRAPH CO.," & c., ' 84, Erskine Road, Walthamstow.— Adver- tise in Provincial Press cycles on easy payment system. Advertisements so worded that unless carefully read, intending purchasers imagine that the machine will be sent on payment of the first instalment— it is not supplied till fully paid for. The firm is conducted by one Wm. Clark and his brother. They do not make cycles, but purchase from wholesale dealers as required. Gen. Reg. No. 472098. FALKLAND MANUFACTURING CO., Harrin- gay; LANGHAM RUBBER CO., Tottenham; ALLENDALE, MOTOR TYRE MERCHANT, Tottenham.— Under these and other titles and at other addresses, three men named Pallash obtain goods of various descriptions and neglect to pay. When pressed a cheque ( frequently not met on presentation) is occasionally sent. Many complaints reach Police, but no clear case of fraud has yet been established. ( No. 198213.) FISHER & SONS, ARMY CLOTHING CON- TRACTORS, Artillery Place, Woolwich.— An old- established firm with very lax business methods. They advertise extensively, and great trouble is experienced in obtaining goods paid for. Upon pressure being brought to bear, the articles are usually forwarded with some lame excuse for the delay. G. R. No. 569820. GLOBE ENLARGING CO., 27, Worship Street; MIDLAND ENLARGING CO., 76, Mildmay Park.— Conducted by a man who used respec- tively the names Watson and Greenwood. He now trades as a picture frame maker at Stoke Newington in the name of Sidney Mendoza & Co. Patrons find much difficulty in obtaining their enlargements or the return of their nega- tives. ( No. 206211.) GOLD BRICK SWINDLE.— Swindlers write from America to relations of lately deceased persons, stating that the deceased had assisted writer to start in business ( generally gold prospecting) that the business has prospered, and he is de- sirous of handing a share of the profits to his benefactor or family. Correspondence ensues, and finally an advance of money is requested upon the security of a bar of gold. The " bar of gold " is really brass. POLICE GAZETTE, 7th March, 1902. ( No. 133001.) THE GORDON MEMORIAL Day Nursery and The SHAFTESBURY MEMORIAL Shoe Black Brigade for the Homeless, Destitute, Deaf, Dumb, and Crippled Boys, 154, Denmark Street, St. George's- in- the- East.— Conducted by Andrew McLaglen, who poses as a Bishop. He now re- sides at Mona ' House, Grove Park Terrace, Chiswick. It has not yet been found possible to sustain a criminal prosecution. — POLICE GAZETTE, 26th January, 1906, and 24th August, 1906. ( No. 130310.) HAMBURG LOTTERIES.— These and other foreign lotteries are illegal, and the Police will give no assistance or advice to persons who meddle with them.— POLICE GAZETTE, 25th November, 1898. ( No. 59446.) JOHN HAMMOND & CO., 94, St. Mary's Road, Leyton.— Advertise as live stock and poultry breeders. Many complaints received owing to neglect to execute orders. They advertise canaries and other song birds at a very cheap rate. ( No. 170101.) J A. HARDY & CO., Chancery Lane, E. C.— A bogus debt collecting agency. The proprietor very seldom attends the office; clients entrusting debts for collection are told when they press for settlement that the amounts collected have been more than used in the cost of collection. ( No. 182638.) HTPPOLYTE, alias LE BLUFF.— POLICB GAZETTE, 20th December, 1901.— Now uses name of MORDAUNT, and advertises from 25a, Trafalgar Road, East Greenwich. ( No. 105029.) IMPERIAL ART SUPPLY CO., Chichester House, Chancery Lane, and 17, Ranelagh Avenue, Fulham.— Same people also conduct the ALBION SHOW CARD CO., 203, Strand.— Advertise home employment. Applicants re- ceive a circular so carefully and guardedly worded as to make a charge of fraud most diffi- cult. ( No. 172493.) IMPERIAL SUPPLY STORES, 24, Crampton Street, Walworth. Many complaints are re- ceived, but the firm generally discharges it* obligations. It appears to be unbusiness- like and dilatory in its methods. ( No. 207128.) KEW TRADING ASSOCIATION, 16, Victoria Parade, Kew.— Many complaints reach Police because of the misleading nature of its adver- tisements. Nothing has been ascertained to justify Police action. ( No. 171830.) THE KINGSWAY WATCH CO., 300, Clapham Road. Known also at other addresses as " GRANTWELL'S," " BARRINGTON'S STORES," " DORADO WATCH CO.," & c.— Trade by means of advertisements so artfully worded as to make it appear that goods are sent on payment of the first instalment of cost. The complaining customer is told to read the adver- tisement carefully; the goods are not sent till last instalment has been paid. ( No. 187821.) LONDON PREMIUM AND TEA COMPANY, New Street, E. C., and formerly at Ludgate Hill, ( POLICE GAZETTE, 13th December, 1907).— The firm purchases quantities of correspondence from other similar concerns. The signatures are cut from the letters and sent, with a speciously worded circular, to the writers. After payment the goods are generally sent, but of course they do not justify the highly- coloured description given in the circular. ( No. 206755.) ALFRED H. MARKS AND CO., HANWAY ART STUDIO. Highbury Grove, late St, Thomas Road, Hackney, and Mile End Road. Agents call and obtain payment for enlarging photographs, great delay occurs in executing orders, but the goods are generally forwarded in the end. ( No. 196988.) 1 T H E P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1911. DOUBTFUL TRADERS, Ac. ( continued)— THE SCOTTISH PHOTOGRAPHIC TOURING AND PICTORIAL POST CARD CO., 229 ( late 88), Kennington Road, S. E., Manager, Alf. Fry, late 105, Euston Road, and Glasgow. ( POLICE GAZETTE, 8tli February, 1907.)— Representa- tives seek permission to photograph premises, < fec., a proof is shown and an order solicited. Payment in full or a deposit is requested at time of giving the order. Very considerable difficulty is experienced in obtaining the pictures. ( No. 186807.) GEORGE SCRIMSHAW, using the names of MRS. CLAYTON, W. FRANCIS, W. JOHN- SON, and MORRIS, and the addresses, 3, Omega Terrace, and 129, King's Road, Chelsea, answers advertisements for the sale or purchase of dogs. His transactions are unsatisfactory, but in some few cases he appears to pay for dogs obtained, and to send dogs for money re- ceived. A number of complaints are received. He has been convicted. C. I. D., No. 184108. SMITH & CO., alias NORTH & CO., and THOMAS SMITH PAYNTER. — Advertises home employment. The nature of the work is to retail for 2s. a nickel pen and pencil case, which is supplied at Is. Id. The article is practically useless. Fred Paynter was recently sentenced to 12 months hard labour for this fraud. He appealed, but the appeal was dis- missed.— POLICE GAZETTE, 24th February, 1893. ( No. 77433.) SPANISH SWINDLE. — This fraud has many phases, the most common being a sum of money either buried in the ground or impounded some- where on account of debt, which, on being re- leased, is to be divided between the swindler or his " orphan d- aughter" and the dupe.— POLICE GAZETTE, 21st October, 1898. ( No. 183560.) D. STEVENS or DAVIES, & c., The Laurels, West Drayton, Middlesex.— Dealer in birds, which he advertises for sale, but fails to supply for some time. Usually makes excuse that orders arrive faster than he can satisfy them. ( No. 170194.) STRAMONIUM CIGARETTE; CEMENT AND MARKING INK FRAUD.— The swindlers call upon shopkeepers and induce them to become agents for the sales of Stramonium, Bronchial, and other cigarettes, marking inks and cement. — POLICE GAZETTE, 2nd May, 1902, and 16th October, 1908. ( No. 85057.) TANQUEREY, A., Paris.— Free portrait swindle. Writes prominent persons— and others— asking them to send their photograph, and promising to make an enlargement free. Before sending the picture he demands money for, either ( a) cost of a suitable frame, or ( b) cost of packing case and transit. In either case the sum asked is ex orbitant, and more than covers the whole cost of production. Unless the money is sent, photo- graph is neither returned nor promise fulfilled.— POLICE GAZETTE, 21st September, 1900. ( No. 74139.) VARNEY, 40, Angel Lane, Stratford.— Some times advertises in the name of HUMMEL.— Deals in live stock, & c. Very dilatory in his business methods, and makes plausible excuses when complaints are received. ( No. 143164.) NOTE. For the information of Police and for their guidance, it is to be noted that there is a tendency among certain doubtfu traders to dispose of the letters they receive in answer to their advertisements to other doubtful traders, either by sale or exchange. The signature is then cut from each letter, affixed to an artfully worded circular and sent to the writer The recipient frequently writes Police to enquire how his or her signature came into possession of sender, or suggesting that it has been forged. Very many, however, seeing their own signature, imagine that the firm is genuine, and so are easily deceived. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT l— Metropolitan Police District, Co n vie t Supervision Office. — Licence- holder WILLIAM A. MORLEY, Office No. 1704- 04, Tabular Form, 4th February, 1910. JLrreit not now sought. 2.— C Division,— For obtaining £ 37 16s. 6d. by worthless cheques, while an undischarged bankrupt— HENRY COLBECK MICHELL, age 44 ( looks older), height 6 ft., slight build, complexion fair, hair ( bald on top) and moustache light auburn, thin features, round shoulders, wears gold rimmed pince nez, carries a heavy walking stick; dress, black morning coat, grey vest, blue trousers, silk hat. A stockbroker. Warrant issued. 8.— D Division.— For converting £ 1,200 to his own use, and misappropriating £ 500— LEONCE DELPHIN, age 32, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., athletic build, complexion fresh, hair ( thin on top) and stubby moustache ( brushed upwards) light, eyes blue, abscess scar right side of neck; dress, morning coat suit, dark Scotch tweed over- coat, green felt hat, pearl pin, long pointed brown boots. A native of Geneva. He was entrusted with a cheque for £ 1,200 to pay to a member of his firm, forged the endorsement, obtained cash, and appropriated same. Warrant issued. 4.— F Division m— For stealing a solid silver tea service, with coffee and teapot, kettle with stand, sugar basin and cream jug to match, crest ( a double sheaf) on each, " D. G. & Co." on bottoms; 2 silver sugar sifters; 4 do. salt cellars; 2 do. pepper boxes; 2 do. mustard pots; 1 do. sugar basin, low and flat; 1 do. cream jug, sauce boat shape; 2 do. cake baskets ( 1 solid, 1 plated); 2 do. butter dishes and forks; 1 do. fish slice, per- forated centre; 1 dozen do. tea spoons, with tongs pierced pattern; 1 dozen do. dessert knives and forks, mother- o'- pearl handles, crest in black on handles; 1 dozen do. fish knives and forks, ivory handles, crest and " Adde Colcar " on each; 1 do. hair brush, set mother- o'- pearl; 2 clothes brushes and hand glass to match; 1 silver back tortoise- shell comb, embossed; 2 do. large photograph frames ( 1 hammered); 4 do. fancy spoons; 1 do. salt cellar, French; 1 do. snuff box, old- fashioned; 1 do. pair hair brushes with crest; 1 do. large shaving bowl and brush, " M. S." and crest there- on; 1 do. tooth powder box, " M. S." thereon; 1 do. soap box, " M. S." thereon; 2 do. cigar- ette boxes ( 1 plain with crest, 1 " M. S." thereon, 1 " M" thereon); 1 do. teapot, black handle, crest thereon; 2 round silver boxes; 1 pair pearl studs; 5 overcoats ( 1 heavy blue Melton, lined black satin, by Skinner & Grant; 1 light black, by do.; 2 fawn by Hoare, Holborn; 1 dark by same maker); 4 evening suits ( 2 long, Campbell & Layburn, Conduit Street; 2 short by Skinner & Grant); 1 do. fancy vest; 1 brown suit by Campbell & Layburn; 1 grey do. by Emms, Cheapside; 1 grey shooting by Hall, Oxford Street; 2 black morning suits ( 1 by Campbell & Grant, 1 by Emms); 2 frock coat suits by Skinner & Grant; several pairs trousers, vests and shirts, boots, socks and ties ( various)— FREDERICK WENTWORTH, Office No. 89- 05, and Special Release Notice 620a, age 29, height 5 ft. 5f in., complexion fresh, hair and eyes ( piercing) brown, scar over right eye, left cheek and left thumb; appearance of a valet. Also GEORGE WENTWORTH ( brother), Office No. 505- 05, and Special Release Notice 619a, age 32, height 5 ft. 8J in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey, supposed wearing a fair moustache, but may be clean shaved, 2 scars root of neck, of military appearance. Has served in the Royal Horse Artillery. 5.— Y Division•— For stealing a bay mare, 5 years, 16 hands, three black points, white star on forehead, short mane, swish tail, star on top of off hind fetlock; 1 set black leather brass mounted harness, square fittings, curb front piece on bridle; 1 light square gig, painted dark blue, imitation wicker panels, wheels, springs and shafts dark blue, " Potter, Stratford," on brass wheel caps, rubber tyres, brass bull's eye lamps, waterproof, knee apron, brass stud for strap, " W. F. G." en- graved thereon; 2 rugs ( 1 dark blue waterproof, 1 dark brown plush, lined red); 1 holly handle whip, silver mounts— A MAN, age 30 to 35, height about 5 ft. 5 in., complexion pale, hair light; wearing dark overcoat, hard felt hat. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. CITY OF LONDON. 6.— For obtaining cheques for £ 311 12s. fid. by false pretences— THOMAS H. COPPINGER, age about 32, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 in., complexion fresh hair reddish brown, moustache ginger, eyes large some front teeth missing, walks with short quick step, Lancashire accent; dress, dark clothes, hard felt hat. A native of Manchester. Warrant issued. Not to be arrested out of the United Kingdom. Information to Supt. Ottaway, 26, Old Jewry, E. C. BERKSHIRE. 7.— Reading ( Borough).— For stealing ( by trick) 10s., 31st December, 1910— A MAN, age 50 to 60, height 5 ft. 3 or 4 in., good build, hair and moustache grey; dress, blue melton overcoat, dark grey trousers, black bowler hat. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, Borough Police, Reading. ESSEX. 8.— Southend ( County).— For stealing from his lodgings a blue ribbed serge suit, nearly new, long cut pocket, 2 buttons in front; black over- coat, small plain collar, Raglan pockets; black box calf Derby boots, size 9, recently soled and heeled; silver double curb albert, silver locket and matchbox attached; black cigarette case with sil- ver corners— JACK McKERNS, alias JOHN EWING, age 22, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair light, eyes weak, lisps; wearing the stolen clothing. Convicted at Worthing, 25th August, 1909, of stealing a bicycle. Is also wanted at Brighton for larceny. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Pryke, Southend- on- Sea. FIFESHIRE. 9.— Cupar ( County).— For embezzling £ 500 — NORMAN GRAHAM ROBERTSON, age 31, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion pale, full round face, hair light, clean shaved, eyes blue, walks smartly, always with left hand in jacket or over- coat pocket, and his head droops about 2 in. to left side every other step he takes; dress, light grey tweed jacket suit, heavy long dark grey over- coat, strap or belt at back, hard felt hat. A stockbroker, late of Kirkcaldy. May endeavour to leave the country and probably join his brother, David Robertson, wanted for embezzlement ( see Case No. 30, 9th December, 1910). Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable of Fifeshire, Cupar. GLAMORGANSHIRE. 10.— Swansea ( Borough). — For stealing £ 4 10s., 19th December, 1910— GEORGE OSBORNE, alias PAISEY, age about 23, height 5 ft. 3 in , hair light, clean shaved, heavy eyebrows, eyes blue, of slovenly appearance; dress, dark coat and vest, light trousers, light mackintosh, tweed cap, white woollen scarf, black lace leggings. Supposed a native of Worcester. Stated he learned the trade of a shoemaker and had been employed in a printing office at Worcester, also that he had worked on farms in different parts of the country. Supposed wanted elsewhere. Warrant issued. 11 — Swansea ( Borough).— For stealing a quarter- plate camera and appliances— JAMES MACHIN, Office No. 1116- 06, age 24, height 5. ft. 8 in., very square shoulders, complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes blue, downcast appearance, compass, square and clasped hands right forearm, Buffalo Bill back of right hand, scar back right middle finger, clasped hands, heart, ballet girl left forearm, bust of female back of left hand, very noticeable; dress, light green suit, usually wears dark guernsey under his waistcoat, light green cap; native of Tunstall. While in Swansea was employed by a travelling showman. Warrant issued Information to the Chief Constable, Swansea. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 12.— Bristol ( City).— For burglary, 1st inst., and stealing a steel cash box, 13 by 11 by 6, con- taining £ 2 lis. 7d.; 1 gold watch, out of repair, French make, single case, key wind, white dial, gold hands, may have words in French inside; 1 pair gold ear drops, formed of two small balls jointed together ( one broken); 1 cheque book on the London & South Western Bank, Corn Street Branch, Bristol, containing cheques, Nos. 344519 to 244550 inclusive; 2 Post Office Savings Bank books ( one issued at North Street, Bristol, ia name of M. G. Carrabe, one at Newfoundland Road Post Office, Bristol, to B. R. Carrabie; 1 French military book; 1 marriage certificate; 2 birth certificates; 1 French passport; some agree- ment and Insurance papers ( all have " Carrabe " thereon); 1 light fawn colour mackintosh, re- paired at collar and pockets— FREDERICK LIPPLE, age 20, height 5 ft. 4 Or 5 in., com- plexion pale, hair brown, walks badly, suffers from sleeplessness and takes laudanum freely; dress, blue coat and vest, black trousers, white sweater, grey cap, old boots, and the stolen mackintosh. A native of Bristol. Warrant issued. Not to be arrested out of the United Kingdom. Information to the Chief Constable, Bristol. FRIDAY, JANUARY '> 27, 1911.* T H E P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. 7 PORTRAITS OF PERSONS WANTED. 13. — Halifax ( County). — For obtaining by false pretences, at Elland, 12th ult., two Osram lamps ( recovered) — GEORGE FREDERICK YORKSHIRE ( West Riding). cap and muffler. A fitter; native of Manchester. Previously convicted at Stockport, Barnstaple, Eccles, Strangeways, Salford, Warrington and St. BLEASE, alias BRAIZE, TAYLOR and HAM- MOND, age 30, height 5 ft. in., hair and mous- tache dark, short, mole right cheek, scars on forehead, red nose; dress, dark suit, shabby vest, Helens. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, County Police Office, Wakefield. LANCASHIRE. 14.— Liverpool ( City).— For stealing ( servant) 28th ult., £ 223 6s. lOd.^ TAMES McVEIGH, ' age about 35, height about 5 ft. 7 in., slight build, weight about 9 stones, complexion pale, hair and moustache ( waxed) black, wears an engraved signet ring on third right finger, sometimes wears gold rimmed spectacles; dress, brown tweed or smooth green cloth suit, hard hat or fawn colour rain- proof cap, rough green overcoat, large squares, sometimes wears yellow leggings. A native of the North of Ireland. May endeavour to leave the country, or may be found betting or bookmaking at race meetings. Information to the Head Constable, Liverpool. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT ( continued).— KENT. 15.- Seabrook ( County).— For failing to observe the conditions of recognizance after being convicted of burglary at East Kent Quarter Ses- sions, 28th June, 1910— JAMES SCOTT, age 16, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey, cut scar right forearm, wart back of right hand and outside left wrist; wearing a grey jacket. A native of Milton of Campsie, Stirling- shire. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hollands, Seabrook. 16.— Canterbury ( City).— For stealing from her lodgings, 26th ult., a silver watch, No. 17273- 37; 1 curb pattern steel chain; 1 new plain black skirt; 1 new under skirt; 1 white flannel petticoat; 1 pair of black stock- ings; 1 blue blouse with white spots; 1 lar^ e grey woollen scarf; 1 pair of scissors; 1 white linen apron, with straps; 2 pairs of white woollen knickers; 1 pair of lady's kid button boots, and £ 1 12s. 6d.— A WOMAN, who gave the name HEYWOOD, age 50 to 55, height 5 ft, 6 or 7 in., slight build, complexion fresh, hair light ( turning grey), eyes blue, wears gold rimmed eyeglasses, left fingers deformed; dress, long grey coat, black skirt, black hat, new lace boots. A laundress. Will probably seek employment at laundries. Frequents Salvation Army halls. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, Canterbury. LANCASHIRE. 17.— Liverpool ( City).— For embezzling £ 6 14s., 23rd ult.— HERBERT B. JONES, age 30, height 5 ft. 6 in., hair dark, clean shaved, very round shoulders, flat feet; wearing brown coat and vest, of slovenly appearance. Warrant issued. Information to the Head Constable, Liverpool. IN — Warrington ( Borough).— For stealing 2 old silver watches (" Josiah Carter, Bridge Street, Warrington," on one), and £ 11— JACK TAYLOR ( supposed false), age about 30, height 5 ft. 2 or 3 in., well built, clean shaved; dress, grey suit, black hard felt hat, brown tie with green stripe, lace boots. Believed a native of Liverpool. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, Warring- ton. NOR THA MP TONSHIRE. 19.— Peterborough ( City).- Yor stealing books and pamphlets, value £ 100— JOHN ED- WARD TINKLER, Office No. S40740, age 56, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion sallow, hair light brown, eyes blue, scar over left eye, mole bottom of back, ruptured left side. A bookseller, late of Gray's Inn Road, London; native of Stamford. Sentenced at North London Sessions, 8th Novem- ber, 1904, to 15 months ( second division) for stealing books. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, City Police, Peterborough. SHROPSHIRE. 20.— Oswestry ( County).— For deserting his children, leaving them chargeable to the Ellesmere Union— WILLIAM ALBERT WOOLNOUGH, age 38, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache light, eyes hazel; dress, navy blue serge suit, black cap; appearance of a valet. Native of Saxmundham, Suffolk. Has been em- ployed as steward on the White Star, Elder Demp- ster, Bibby and Cunard Co.' s steamers. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hamlet, Oswestry. SOMERSE TSHIRE. 21.— Bridgwater { Borough).— For obtaining £ 2 by false pretences— SIDNEY WILKINS HOOK, age 35 to 40, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., slight build, square shoulders, complexion fresh, hair ( thin on top) light brown, heavy moustache light, may now be clean shaved, carries his head forward; dress, grey cycling suit and cap, brown leather leggings. He was em- ployed as Relieving Officer to the Bridgwater Board of Guardians for 14 years, and the total defalcations exceed £ 300. Had in his possession about £ 25 and a bicycle. Is fond of Rugby foot- ball. Absconded 31st December, 1910. May en- deavour to leave the country. Arrested, see Case No. 56, current issue. Warrant issued. Not to be arrested out of the United Kingdom. Information to the Chief Constable, Bridgwater. SUSSEX ( East). 22.— Hastings ( Borough).— For stealing from his lodgings a bicycle, maker " Timberlike, Eastbourne," 25 in. frame, 28 in. wheels, Dunlop tyreB, one repaired, flat handlebars, mudguards back and front, 3- speed gear, 2 lamps ( 1 a " Lucas"), 3- cornered tool- bag, black pump; 1 gunmetal watch, keyless, gold curb pattern chain attached, with bar and drop piece, floral design on each link of chain— JOHN WACHSLER, alias HANNS, age about 24, height about 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion sal- low, hair ( thick; dark, clean shaved, of Jewish appearance. He landed at Newhaven on 5th October last, has since been travelling the country on a bicycle. May have a passport in his posses- sion in name of John Wachsler; dress, blue coat and vest, khaki breeches and putties, rubber col- lar, black tie, grey cap, crown and " S " on front, boots; native of Austria. Represented he be- longed to the Salvation Army. May call at Salvation Army Homes. Information to the Chief Constable, Hastings. WILTSHIRE. 23.— Warminster ( County).— For obtaining money by false pretences at Westbury— ALBERT EVANS, age 35 to 40, height 5 ft. 3 or 4 in., complexion pale, hair dark brown, clean shaved; dress, dark suit, dark mixture overcoat, light cap, green tie, light lace boots. A travelling photo- grapher. He presents cards with " Standard Portrait Coy., Plymouth and Bristol," thereon. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Lane, Warminster. WORCES TERSHIRE. 24.— Oldbury ( County).— For embezzling £ 2 7s. 8d., 23rd ult.— WILLIAM PLANT, alias PALMER and PEDLAR PALMER, age about 38, height 6 ft. in., slightly round shoulders, complexion pale, hair light brown, eyes blue; dress, dark grey jacket, brown vest, khaki trousers, light muffler, and cap, clogs. A labourer; native of Dudley. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hill, Oldbury. YORKSHIRE ( West Riding). 25.— Coole [ County).— For stealing ( bailee) a gramaphone and 24 records ( recovered), 7 th November last— MATTHEW WILKINSON, age 28, height 5 ft. 2 or 3 in., complexion fresh, hair black, moustache ( heavy) dark; dress, navy blue suit and cap. A ship's steward; native of Letter- kenny, Donegal. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Minty, Goole. PERSONS IN CUSTODY. BERKSHIRE. 2( 5. — Newbury ( County). — Committed for trial at next assizes for arson ( stacks)— JOSEPH SMITH, age 50, height 5 ft. 5£ in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, eyes blue; dress, dark blue pilot jacket, dark vest, brown cord trousers, dark cap. A native of Portsmouth. States he has worked in various coal mines, timber yards and docks in South Wales. Believed previously con- victed. Photograph can be seen on application. Information to Supt, Gamble, Newbury. HER TFORDSHIRE. 27. — St. Albans ( City). — Committed for trial at St. Albans Quarter Sessions, for larceny — WILLIAM CLAYTON, Office No. 1869/ 1900, alias ALFRED ALLEN, WILLIAM CLAYDON, ROBERTS, BROOKS and ARTHUR ALLEN, age 38, height 5 ft. in., complexion fresh, hair and eyes brown, 2 scars from abscess left breast, scar back left hand, scar left shoulder, scar top of left arm, scar left thigh, 3 scars right, thigh, states he is a brushmaker. Has been convicted at Marylebone Police Court, Central Criminal Court, North Loudon Sessions, Bristol Police Court, Middlesex Sessions and Liverpool City Police Court of larceny, burglary, shopbreaking, etc., his last conviction being on the 26th November. 1908, at Liverpool, when he was sentenced to 3 months hard labour for stealing boots. Supposed wanted elsewhere. Information to the Head Constable, St. Albans. PROPERTY STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT 28.— D Division .— 22nd ult., 1 pair earrings composed of 4 diamonds, set one above the other, pure white, bottom stones carat, set in plati- num ( French setting); 1 charm, masonic ball, 1 T H E P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1911. PROPERTY STOLEN- 0v « i « i(<( i) opens out to form Maltese cross; 1 bead necklace, Portuguese make, very light filigree work; 1 mar- quise ring, composed of large oval ruby in centre, surrounded by small white diamonds, large yellow do. at points. Information to be forwarded to the Metro- politan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. ESSEX. • 29.— Chelmsford ( County).— 80th ult., a " Lea and Francis" bicycle, No. 21399, 27 in. frame, black enamelled, " Sturmey- Archer" 3- speed gear, Dunlop tyres, metal gear case, Brooks saddle. Information to the Deputy Chief Constable, Chelmsford. HER TFORDSHIRE. $ 0.— Watford ; G'owM* y).- 29th ult., by bur- glary, a silver loving cup, about 12 in. high, in- scribed " Presented to Private Douglas Ashton Henderson, C. I. V.," and other inscription; 12 silver teaspoons, marked " H. E. H."; 12 plated meat forks, fluted handles; 12 plated dessert forks, fluted handles; 8 vegetable spoons, silver and plated ( 4 fluted handles, 4 plain); 6 silver teaspoons, twisted handles; 5 silver egg spoons; 1 silver soup ladle; 1 plated dessert spoon, marked '" Henderson"; 1 do. fork, do.; 4 silver tea- spoons, marked '" James"; 2 small silver plated cruets; 1 small plated sugar basin; 1 silver ser- viette ring, " A. R. J." thereon; 1 do., " C. W. J." thereon; 1 do., " C. D. H." thereon; 1 do., plain; 1 do., " H" shape; 4 silver vases, about 6 in. high; 4 silver salt cellars and spoons, engraved : 1 silver gravy spoon; 1 plated bread board and knife, plated handle; 12 plated dessert spoons, some fluted handles; 2 silver dessert forks, marked '" James"; 2 silver or plated entree dishes, oval, lids take off for dishes; 12 silver or plated fish knives and forks; 3 silver or plated dishes, for sweets, fancy edges, in 3 sizes; 6 silver butter knives; 1 fluted castor sugar bowl and spoon; 3 silver jam spoons; 1 short pronged fork; 1 silver dessert spoon, marked " T "; 1 white handle razor; 1 or 2 bath towels, marked " Henderson " or " James"; about 2 dozen lady's and gent's hand- kerchiefs, marked " T. M. C."; 1 crooked handle brown walking stick; 1 dark grey overcoat, check woollen lining, black buttons, supposed " Chas. Baker, Holborn," on tab; 1 brown leather dress- ing case, containing a dress suit, 1 white waistcoat, shirt, socks, etc., " HA. H." on bag; 1 lafrge leather bag.— Suspicion is attached to TWO MEN, who booked to Euston, 30th ult., 1st, age about 35, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., complexion and moustache dark; wearing dark grey overcoat, hard hat, carried a square leather suit case; 2nd, age 30 to 35, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., rather stout build; wearing light overcoat, hard or soft felt hat, carried a dark brown portmanteau. Information to Supt. Wood, Watford. SURREY. 31 .— Famham ( County).— 30th ult., at, Frim- ley, a very old gold hunter watch, No. 112150, white dial, black hands, Roman numerals, initials " W. T." engraved on front case, maker " Baume, Geneva"; 1 pair of plain 15- ct. gold cuff studs. Information to Supt. Simmonds, Farnham. more small diamonds, antique; 1 lady's gold dress ring, set rubies, emeralds and pearls, about 9 stones; 1 long gold bar brooch, set small pearls, balls at each end; 1 bird brooch, paste stones set in gold, large; 1 do., set in silver, small; 1 oblong brooch representing a " Landseer's" picture in 3 tints of gold, stag and landscape on front about 2 in. by 1J in.; 1 butterfly brooch, set amethyst coloured stones; 1 dull gold locket, oval, bright gold bars on front, ivy leaves between bars; 1 large silver locket, gold- plated, stalk engraved thereon; 1 gold tie clasp; 1 gold belt clasp, small, engraved; 2 gold- fronted studs, engraved; 1 blue enamelled link; 1 long yellow leather purse, flap with spring catch at side; 1 gold brooch, set 2 diamonds, 1 ruby in centre, small gold balls around outer edge ( safety chain pin missing) attached; 1 brilliant brooch. Information to the Chief Constable, Middles- brough. YORKSHIRE ( West Riding). 34. — Tadcaster ( County). — ? 0th ult., at " Aldersyde," Dringhouses, near York, a brown leather covered jewel case, rough morocco, about 12 in. square, 4 in. deep, handle in centre; 1 smooth brown leather jewel case, folds over, about 9 in. by 6 in. by 14 in., lined silk, one may have " Finnigan" thereon, both have locks; 1 lady's long gold chain, set opals at intervals, small swastika charm attached, also gold locket, open both sides, contained 4 photographs; 1 lady's small gold watch, gold face; 1 silver chain, yellow opal pendant, size of pigeon's egg, set in silver, fancy pattern chain ; 1 gold chain, green enamel pendant; 1 long silver chain, old Egyptian silver seal at- tached; 1 lady's silver Alpine crystal watch, Arabic figures. No. 67620; 1 silver chain, blue enamel pendant, flower inscribed on pendant; 1 green and gold rosary, tiny gold crucifix attached; 1 silver chain, set coral at intervals and coral drop; 1 aquamarine and pearl brooch, oval; 1 gold true lover's knot brooch, diamond in centre, sur- rounded pearls; 1 gold snaffle brooch; 1 tie clasp, set opal; 1 gold curb bracelet; 1 four- bar gold bracelet, cross bars at intervals; 1 gold filigree and amethyst bracelet; 1 diamond safety pin, screw head, to serve as stud or pin. in case; 1 pearl stud, 36. — Doncaster { Borough). — Pendant, bracelet and brooch, described in Case No. 67, 9th inst. WO ROES TERSHIREm 32.— Worcester { City).— 27th ult., by shop- breaking, between 50 and 60 lady's and gent's sil- ver watches, various makes, including Genevas, Boston levers, Graves' levers, etc. ( 1 lady's silver Geneva, No 4648; 1 do., No. 37436; 1 silver Geneva, No. 200; 1 do., No. 60309; 1 silver Wal- tham lever, No. 355; 1 silver, No. 461268. The whole of the other watches are marked inside outer case with one of the following: M/- A/- Y/- F/- LI- O/- W/- E/- R/- S/-). Information to the Chief Constable, Worcester. YORKSHIRE ( North Riding). 33. — Middlesbrough ( Borough). — Re ferring to Case No. 67, 30th ult., last paragraph, amended particulars: A lady's gold English lever watch, No. 41797, key wind, gold dial, back en graved, fairly large, " £ 13 10s." scratched inside case; 1 lady's long gold guard, fine heavy links; 1 pendant, blue enamel on silver, oval pendant, gold plated, set turquoise matrix, silver fob chain with silver ball, key and locket attached; 1 gold spring bangle, narrow, ball at each end, top flowered; 1 gold keeper ring, broad, engraved, heavy; 1 lady's gold dress ring, small, set sapphires and pearls ;" 1 lady's ring, gold band, with heart- shaped red stone set on top with paste stones around ; 1 lady's gold dress ring, set 3 or 5 small pearls, claw setting; 1 do. design forget- me- not leaf anil flowers carved in silver filagree work, set one or in case; 1 diamond ring, cross setting; 1 sapphire and diamond ring, supposed 2 sapphires and 3 diamonds; 1 peridot ring, small diamonds round stone; 1 white sapphire ring, platinum setting; 1 ruby and pearl gold ring; 1 scarab gold ring; 1 opal ring, large common stone, set round small brilliants, 1 missing; 1 gold liberty neck chain, set rough turquoise and pearls. Most of the jewellery is of antique workmanship. Information to the Chief Constable, County Police Office, Wakefield. 35 — Sheffield ( City).— 21st ult., by house- breaking : A lady's 9- ct. watch, gold dial slightly discoloured, gold numerals and pointers; 1 lady's 9- ct. guard, square link pattern, gold key and gold shell as appendage; 1 18- ct. engagement ring, set 3 opals and 4 small diamonds, centre opal slightly chipped; 1 lady's 18- ct. buckle ring, set 1 large diamond, about 11 small ones surrounding it; 1 lady's 18- ct. dress ring set 2 diamonds and 3 sapphires; 1 18- ct. brooch, set 5 opals and about 8 pearls; 1 18- ct. curb bracelet, set alternately 3 pearls and 1 turquoise; 1 18- ct. locket, oval, photo- graph of gentleman inside; 1 very fine gold neck chain; 1 9- ct. brooch, shape of heart, and ivy leaves; 1 18- ct. gold ring, double knot; 1 18- ct. gold ring, set one large opal and two diamonds; 1 5s. piece, " Fred" scratched on one side; 1 gold cuff link, one fastener, square, corner off, ' F. W. 1899" engraved thereon, 1 barrel shape, and £ 12. 27th ult., a Swiss lever silver watch, " Kendal and Dent" inside case, numbers inside outer case 315632 and 0335, also figures of two lions therein. 30th ult., by shopbreaking, 9 metal nickel- plated keyless watches, " Best Patent Lever" on dials, gold coloured pointers, some Roman numerals, some Arabic; 1 large metal watch, screw back and bezel, black numerals and pointers. 1st inst., by house- breaking, a lady's 9- ct. long guard, long link pat- tern; 2 9- ct. bangles, curtain pattern; 1 9- ct. locket, heart shape ( 1 side plain, 1 engraved); 1 18- ct. gold brooch, curb pattern, about in. long; 1 brooch, set amethyst at each end; 1 do. set 4 pearls and 4 sapphires alternately; 1 dark grey overcoat, single breasted plain cuffs, dark grey lining, bone buttons, cross pockets; 1 biscuit colour mackintosh, green and brown striped lining, " Bur- berry, London," on tab, few stains on back. Information to the Chief Constable, Sheffield. YORKSHIRE ( West Riding). Information to the Chief Constable, Guildhall, Doncaster. PENDANT WITH DIAMOND AMO PLATINUN) MOUNTS Sl PLATINUM CHAIM wmmn COLD CURB WITH PEARL SHJELD & COLO MOUNTS. INITIALED IN DIAMONDS S, PCARLS M A BROOCH ONE SHOE EMERALDS S; ONE 6HOE DIAMONDS GOLD MOUNTED PART • or- JEIWELL- LEIRV TAKEN FROM residence: • doncastec FRIDAY, JANUARY '> 27, 1911.* T H E P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. 9 PROPERTY FOUND IN POSSESSION OF A PRISONER. GL OUCES TERSHIRE. 87.— Bristol ( City)-— Found in possession of ALFRED COLLINS ( remanded till the 9th inst., charged with stealing same, an old 18 ct. hunter lever watch, No. 28954, front case has been re- paired by a piece of gold let in near hinge; 1 9 ct. gold and leather watch guardj 1 silver patent chronograph watch, No. 48803; 1 18 ct. gold plain ring, set 1 large diamond, gipsy setting; 1 pair 18 ct. gold round knob sleeve links; 1 silver cigar holder case, engraved, ring at one end, lid the other); age about 35, height 5 ft. 9 in., thin face, clean shaved, hair ( thin on top) dark, large scar across right cheek bone and left side of neck; dress, blue Melton overcoat, velvet collar, much worn, dark grey suit, lace boots, dark muffler, and cap. A shoemaker; native of Croydon. Information to the Chief Constable, Bristol. PERSONS OR BODIES FOUND. 39.— Metropolitan Police District, Convict Supervision Office.— EDWARD DUFFY, Office No. 1435- 10, Tabular Form, 7th October, 1910. See current List of Convictions. 40.— Metropolitan Police District, Convict Supervision Office.— ANNIE TWYMAN, Office No. 960/ 1900, Tabular Form, 7th October, 1910, remanded at Wood Green Petty Sessions for failure to report change of address. 41 — Metropolitan Police District, K Division.— EDWARD HIPSON, Case No. 33, 4th November last. 42.— Bedfordshire, Bedford ( Borough).— JOSEPH HARWOOD, Case No. 5, 18th November, 1910. 43.— Buckinghamshire, Chesham ( County).— FRED PERRY, Case No. 8, 18th November, 1910, at Stonehouse, Devon. 44.— Cheshire, Altrincham ( County) — EDWIN BROWN, Case No. 10, 25th Novem- ber, 1910. 45- Glamorganshire, Cardiff ( City) — DEBORAH REES, alias DOROTHY REES, Case No. 16, 22nd July, 1910. 46.— Lancashire, Rochdale < County) — THOMAS CANNON, Office No. 547/ 09, Case No. 29, 30th ult., at Manchester, and sentenced to 3 months imprisonment for larceny as Thomas Carter. 47.- Lincolnshire, Spalding ( County) — H. Y. STOWrERS, Case No. 26, 9th ult. 48.- Staffordshire, Brierley Hill ( County).— EDWARD HARRIS, Case No. 42, 23rd ult. 49 - Yorkshire ( West Riding), Dewshury ( County). — LUKE FAWCETT, Case No. 53, 7th October last, at Maryport. PROPERTY STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT 52.— T Division.— 5th inst., a pair salad servers, crystal handles; 1 sugar castor, 6 coffee spoons; 1 knife, fork, and spoon, engraved J. B."; 1 patent spoon, engraved " J. B."; 1 fancy spoon ; 1 annointing spoon ; 1 trumpet vase, 15 in. high; 1 sweet dish; 1 goblet, 6 in. high; 1 model canoe; 6 serviette rings, engraved " B. E. Joyce, 1- 2- 3"; 2 pairs sugar tongs, all silver; 6 dessert knives and forks; 6 fish knives and forks; 6 servers, in 2 walnut cases; 1 egg spoon, *' B'' thereon; 1 bread fork; 1 pair sardine servers; 12 large forks; 12 small do.; 9 tea spoons; 12 dessert spoons; 8 table spoons; 1 soup ladle; 2 gravy ladles; 1 large serving spoon, all plated, engraved " B"; dark grey overcoat, usual pockets, tab on inside pocket, " Herbert Baker, Marlboro' House, Waldegrave Road, Teddington," thereon; 2 pairs lace boots, size 9, nearly new, " Mansfield" inside; 1 pair tan gloves; 1 card case; 1st class season ticket from Strawberry Hill to Waterloo; visiting and business cards in name of Baker; 1 black mix- ture umbrella, crook handle; 1 leather tobacco pouch, " H. F. B." thereon; 1 box of 35 cigars, Cabana brand. HEREFORDSHIRE. 38.— Ledbury ( County).— Body of MAN, Case No. 73, 30th uU., identified. APPREHENSIONS. 53.— W Division.— 5th inst., by housebreak- ing, a gold signet ring with plaited hair thereon; 1 I ATCQT INCnDMATinN blaek aud g° ld mourning ring, " M" and other LH I CO I IIIrUniTIMIIUIl* letters thereon; 1 solid silver card case; 1 silver cigar case, " E. R. M." thereon; 2 chased silver match boxes; 6 silver tea spoons; 6 silver salt spoons made from foreign coins; 1 silver carriage on 2 wheels; 1 silver postage stamp case; 1 silver vase, about 5 in. high, chased; 2 silver boxes, 1 in. square, 1 chased, 1 plain; 1 silver table spoon, King Edward pattern; 1 do. Apostle spoon ( all old fashioned); 1 pair silver earrings; quantity of Egyptian, Newfoundland and Japanese coins; 1 amber cigar holder in case. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. 5 TA FFORDSHIRE. 50. — Stoke- on- Trent ( Borough). — For neglecting his children— HARRY DODSON, age 45, height about 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache dark brown, may be clean shaved, very large burn mark on one arm, wearing dark clothing and cap. An ironworker; native of Cradley Heath. May be found gathering rags. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, Stoke- on- Trent. YORKSHIRE ( West Riding). 51.— Bradford ( County).— For obtaining £ 8 by false pretences, at Shipley, 2nd December, 1910— CLARA PLATT, age 36, height 5ft. 11 in., complexion fair, hair light brown, eyes blue grey; dress, brown or fawn colour costume, shirt blouse, stand- up collar, tie, slate colour straw hat, trimmed similar coloured feathers and roses, oxidised hat- pin, head sailor hat shape. Warrant issued. Not to be arrested out of the United Kingdom. Information to Superintendent Morley, County Police Office, Bradford. APPREHENSIONS. 54.— Metropolitan Police District, Convict Supervision Office.— ALFRED SALISBURY JONES, Office No. 1444- 07, Tabular Form, 7th October, 1910. Dis- j charged at Liverpool with a caution. 55— Bedfordshire, Bed ford ( Borough) WILLIAM H. JACKSON, Office No. S. 103336, Case No. 5, 23rd ult. 56. — Somersetshire, Bridgwater ( Borough).— SIDNEY WILKINS HOOK, Case No. 21, current issue. List of Licence- Holders, Supervisees, Expirees, who have been re- approhondod, for the week ended 31st December, 1910, with the result, & c. Division concei ned Office No. NAME. Sentence Date and Place. Fresh Offence with which charged. Re- convicted in Name of Name and Division of Officer. H. H, K. A, D, E, G, S. D, G, L, W. 719— 04 1354— 05 1494— 01 1335— 00 BLANK, WILLIAM BOLTON, CHARLES CHRISTY, CHARLES CLARK, WILLIAM 40s. or 1 month 6 weeks h 1. 12 months h. l. 6 months h. l. 27 Dec., Thames P. Ct. 26th Dec., Thames P. Ct. 27th Dec., Marlborough St. P. Ct. 22nd Dec., Marlboroueh St. P. Ct. 23rd Dec., Westminster P. Ct. 26th Dec., Westminster P. Ct. 28 Dee., Stirling P. Ct. 26th Dec., Lambeth P. Ct. 28th Dec., Woolwich P. Ct. Assaulting police Assault P. of C. Act Larceny Same Name Same Name JOHN CHRISTY WILLIAM CLEAVE I IP. C. Cleaver, 24SH. P. S. Caban, C. I. D.. K. P. C. Ewart, 383D, and P. S. Powell, C. I. D., Y. P. C. Dyer, C. I. D., D. A, L, M, W 3043— 01 DIXON, CHARLES 1 month h. l. Failing to report Same Name P. S. Childs, C. I. D., A. and P. S. Watts, C. I. D., A. P. C. Luff. 386A. A, W. 857— 00 DRISCOLL, FREDERICK Fined 5s. or 5 daj s Drunk, kc. CHARLES WATTS H. P. R. 1435— 10 2822- 00 3081- 99 DUFFY, EDWARD EVANS, FREDERICK GILLETT, FREDERICK JAMES 40 days 5 days 3 months h. l. Failing to report Assault Failing to report Same Name Same Name Same Name P. C. Starling, C. I. D., P. Inspr. Mott, R, and T. S. BeaTis. C. I. D., R. P. C. Rooke, 431F, and P. S. Birnie, C. I. D., F. P. C. Miles, 79C, and P. S. Goodchild, F, S. 3807— 96 HAGAN, JOHN 1 day 28th Dec., W. London P. Ct. Begging Same Name G, Y. 3476— 97 PITCHER, JAMES 12 months h. l. 21st Dec., London Co. Sess. P. of C. Act JOHN PITCHER X. N, Y. 1801— 10 2491— 01 SHAYLER, HENRY GEORGE SMITH, GEORGE Fined 20a. or 14 days 12 months h. l. 26th Dec., Willesden P. Sess. 21st Dec., London Co. Sess. Drunk, kc. P. of C. Act. Same Name Same Name C. I. D., Y. P. C. Elliott, 665S. P. C. Miles, 79C, and P. S. Powell. C. I. D., Y. 6 The undermentioned persons have failed to report under the Prevention of Crimes Act. The Registrar of Habitual Criminals requests that wherever they may be found they may be dealt with provided there is sufficient evidence to substantiate a charge of failure to report in that district. Should there not be sufficient evidence to charge they should report forthwith. be strictly cautioned and directed to Name and Metropolitan Office No. AGE. HEIGHT. COM P. HAIH. EYES. REMARKS. Conviction, Prison Register Number and Date Liberated. LICENCE- HOLDERS. FISHER, EDWARD JOHN. Office No 1392- 04. 28 MARSH, EDWIN JOHN, alias LYDIATE 24 Office No. 1866- 10. STREET, LILY. Office No. 2031- 10. SUPERVISEES. AMBROSE, JOHN WILLIAM, ali s BROWN. Office No. 432 08. BARRACLOUGH, HARRY, ah is WIL- LIAM HEN'RV WILLIAMSON, WIL- LI A VI JAMES, HERBERT SANGER and HARRY CLARKE. Office No. 2858- 98. fresh fresh 23 26 34 3 pale 5 4 dk brn dk bin brn fresh brn fresh brn bl grv grey grey hazel grey Scar ciown of he: id, bridge of nose : mole front neck scar base thumb ; tattooed " I L 1)" and 10 dots on rt forearm : scar knuckle 4th finger and back forefinger rt hand, scar inside It shin ; '• I L P " on It forearm and 2 dots back It wrist. Mole top of head, rt side face, over It eyebrow, outer angle It eye, 3 It upper arm, 1 rt shoulder blade and centre of chest ; brown mole It side face, It forearm, and 2 rt forearm; scar It side head and rt 4tL finger. Burn scar rt wrist. A servant, and believed to have gone to Brighton ; native of Guildford. Burn scars on rt side of face and rt forearm ; tattooed Buffalo Bill, swallow, " ME NOT," clasped hands, sword and " J. W. AMBROSE" on It forearm. Scar each cheek, shire. A baker ; native of Pudsey, York- Lewes Quarter Sessions, 7th April, 1908, 3 years penal servitude for housebreaking. Licensed 4th July, 1910. f i 143. Chester Assizes, 9th July, 1908, 3 years penal seivi- tude for counting- housebreaking. Licensed 6th October, 1910. i 361. Lewes Assize?. 7th November, 1908, 3 years penal servitude forlareuiy. Licensed 3rd November, 1910. i 31. Peterborough Quarter Sessions, 21st October, 1909. and 6th January, 1910, 6 months hard labour, and 6 months bard labour and 2 years police supervision respectively, for larceny. Liberated ( on remission) 15th August, 1910. 1809. Leicester County Assizes, 25th October, 1907, 18 months hard labour and 2 ytars police super- vision for obtaining £ 2 by false pretences. 3302 Supervision expires 22nd January, 1911, after which . late he should not be arrested. The apprehension of the undermentioned persons is sought for failing to report under the Provisions of the Prevention of Crimes Act. The Police Force requiring the capture is notified under the name of the person, with the exception of the Metropolitan District, which is shown by the letters C O. ( Convict Office). In all cases where a warrant has been granted, notification will follow name of Force desiring capture. In the event of the capture of persons circulated from C. O. information is to be forwarded to the Assistant Commissioner, Convict Supervision Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. The remainder to the Chief Constable of the Police District named. Division in which known. F, R. E, Cx, Y. E, X. K. G. T, V. C, E. T, Y. O. A, E. Y. W. F, T, W. K Name, Metropolitan Police Office No., and Force Desiring Capture. AGE. LICENCE- HOLDERS. BARTON, HARRY, alias HENRY CROMAR- TY, GEORGE CROMARTY, GEORGE JONE-\ and HARRY JONES. 787- 05. C. O. Warrant issued. BELL, GEORGE EDWARD, alias PERCY VICTOR KNELL. 1354- C3. C. O. CARl'WRIGHT, GEORGE, alias GEORGE WORCESTER, GEORGE ( LARK, and JAMES ADAMS. 3430- 96. C. O. CRAWFORD, GEORGE, alias GEORGE RUSsELL. 1362- 10. C. O. HOLMES, HENRY, " lias GEORGE BUX- TON, GEORGE BUCKSTONE, THOMAS and JOHN BUXTON, and CHARLES TURNER. 949- 05. C. O. HUNTER, CLAUD SIDNEY, alias BERT- RAND BUTLER, BERTRAM HUNTER, and GEORGE BUTLER. 3357- 02. C. O. KELLY, THOMAS, alias JAMES SMITH. JAMES NASH, JAMES WARD, WILLIAM SMITH, and JOHN SMITH. 995- 05. C. O. Warrant issued. KOHNFELDT. BRUNO VON, alias ARTHUR CECIL TEMPLE. BRUNO JOHNSON. BRUNO VON HOLNFELDT. ARNOLD BERGHIEN, and BRUNO KOHNFELDT 266- 98. C. O. LIVINGSTONE, LOUIS HARRY, alios JOHN THOMAS TURRELL, THOMAS PAGE, THOMAS TURRELL, and THOMAS BROWN. 1087- 07. C. O. Warrant issued. S'ORTON, GEORGE, alias GEORGE FAh RELL, GEORGE FARROW, and GEORGE MONTAGUE. 2309- 02. C. O. TURNER, PHILIP, alias HARRY SHEL FORD and FKEDEKH K TURNER. 2935 97. C. O. SUPERVISEES. BLAKE, MICHAEL, alias MICHAEL KELLY, WILLIAM BLAKE, and MICHAEL RILEY. 316- 02. C. O. MARSHALL, WILLIAM MARTIN, alias V\ ILLIAM MARSHALL. 1664- 99. C. O THOROGOOD, THOMAS. 336- 03. C. O. 27 30 66 32 35 35 57 29 64 34 30 32 24 5 1 5 7 5 6 5 7 5 3 6 1 5 6 5 8 5 7 5 1 I 5 * 5 3 5 3 5 6 COM. HAIR. REMARKS. fresh dk brn ( tng gry) fresh dk brn fresh fresh brn grey It brn dark brn ( tng grj bald top) fresh red fresh ilk brn fresh fresh re h flesh sallow fresh fresh gi'ey ( prtly bald) brn • ng gj ( bald top) t brn ( bald top) It brn ilk brn ( thiii on top) dk brn brn grcv J grey hazel brn brn grey I L F N " rt, " 1 L B N " It forearm 4 dots web It thumb Nose inclined to left Loft 1st It finger , hare lip blue It Hue hazel brn dk gry " L P," heart, and anchor It forearm ' I LOVE EMILY BURKE" It forearm P T C" and " I L E " It fo'eaim Conviction, Prison Register No. and Date Liberated. Maidstone Quarter Sessions, 2nd January, 1908, 3 years penal servitude for shopbreaking. Licensed 28th April, 1910. i 30. North London Sessions, 28th July, 1908, 3 years penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 29th October, 1910. b i 280. Central Criminal Court, 8th January, 1907, 5 year » penal servitude for false pretences. Licensed lit October, 1910. u h 461. EJinbuigh, 7th April, 1908, 3 yeari penal servitude for housebreaking. Licensed 1 st July, 1910. 1824. South London Sessions, 24th June, 1908, 3 yeirs penal servitude for larceny ( person). Licensed 24th September, 1910. B I O i 1116. Central Criminal Court, 19th November, 1906, 6 years penal servitude and 5 years supervision for larceny. Licensed 13th August, 1910. d g 395. North London Sessions, 19th December, 1905, 3 years penal servitude and 2 years supervision for shop- breaking, larceny and receiving. Licensed 27th April. 1908. Released on a subsequent sentence of 18 monthi hard labour, 17th September, 1910. f 610. North London Sessions, 25th February, 1908, 3 years penal s- ervitude for fraud. Licensed 27th May, 1910. V d i 429. Maidstone fessions, 2nd January, 1908, 3 years penal servitude for shopbreaking. Licensed 6th April, 1910. i 23. North London Sessions, 26th May, 1903, 7 years penal servitude and 3 years supervision for receiv- ing, and remanet, which expires 2nd April, 1913. 1 icensed Hh October, 1910. X E O U d 523. North London Sessions, 21st February, 1905, 4 years penal servitude for horse- stealing. Liberated on 2nd licence, 15ili Octobir, 1910, which expires 8th February, 1911/ b f 420. Middlesex Sessions, 28th May, 1904, 5 years penal sei vitude and years supervision for housebreak- ing. Licensed 7th March, 1908 e 249. North London Sessions, 20th November, 1906. 3J years penal servitude and 2 veais supei vision for burglary. L censed 31 s- t Aegust, 1909. g 636. West Kent Quaiter Sessions, 21st October, 1904,5 years | enal servitude and 3 years supervision for horse- stealing and housebreaking. L censed 6th January, 1909. e 440. LONDON PHISTXD tor HIS MAJESTYBTATIOKFHY Onici I I J. J. KI I IIIFB A Co., LTD., Kiso WLL. ILIM BTHFKT, E. C ; t'NUM ILOISR, KIMSSWAV, V O ; A MIHSIULFEA WOBXS.' S It.