THE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1911. VOL. XXVIII., No. 2850. 1. AX ctmmuniceilioas for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all communica- tions relating to them, should be addressed to THE EDITOR OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, NEW SCOTLAND YAKD, LONDON, S. W. 2. Particulars concerning persons whose apprehension is sought will be inserted in one issue of the POLICE GAZETTE, if they are sufficient to enable action ' to be taken upon them by another force. 3. Particulars as to stolen property will be likewise inserted in one issue, if sufficient to enable the article in question to be thereby identified. 4. In all cases where a reward is offered, the name and address of some person responsible for the payment must be given, and the exact eonditions must be clearly stated. 5. Portraits of Persons vjhose 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 articlc is large or unusually intricate, when the charge will be higher. A remittance of 6j. should be made in the first instance for cost of engraving sketches. 6. Mvery 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 mf not less rank than Inspector, or analogous thereto. 8. 9. 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. The force which causes particulars concerning delinquents or stolen property to be inserted in tlte POLICE GAZETTE, must, on their apprehension or recovery, at once transmit to the Editor notice ef 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 whioh may result from such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded s » as to be received not later than noon en 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 Tard, 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 be prepaid at the ordinary rate for printed matter sent by post within the United Kingdom. THE EDITOR, NOW Scotland ^ ard, London, B. N. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT 1. Criminal Investigation De- partment.— For fraudulently converting £ 2,498 7s. 6d., to his own use,— ALFRED CHARLES EDWARDS, age 50, height 5 ft. 10 or 11 ins., good build, complexion fresh, hair ( bald on top), moustache and side whiskers dark, turning grey, eyes ( close together and shifty), dark, large pro- minent ears, walks with firm step, inclined to stammer when excited, dress, usually in dlark clothes, sometimes wears frock coat and silk hat. A cigar and tobacco merchant. Warrant issued. Not to be arrested out of the United KingcTom, but if located, it is requested that information be forwarded to the Assistant Commissioner, Criminal Investigation Department, New Scot- land Yard, S. W. 2.— A Division.— Vol- fraud, SEPTIMUS BRIGHT, alias DR. BRIGHT and EUSTACE SMITH, Office No. 1168- 01 ( illustrated circular 66 figure 26) age 56, height 6 ft. 1 in., complexion fresh, hair ( thin on top) dark brown, turning grey, eyes grey, may be clean shaved, stoops slightly; dress usually frock coat and silk hat. Advertises in daily papers for a secretary or mana- ger, and obtains deposits from them. Has been managing director of the Peace Promoting Society, with branches at Newcastle- on- Tyne, York, Liver- pool, Birmingham, Southampton, and Cardiff. Warrant issued. 3.— IV Division.— For absconding from his bail, having heen charged with stealing a motor- car and motor tyres ( recovered)— MAX STEINER, a , Swiss\ aSe 29> height 5 ft. 10£ in., complexion fair, hair light, eyes grey; dress dark grey suit^, bowler hat. Warrant issued. 4-— Y Division « — For obtaining money, etc,, by false pretences— WILLIAM HENRY JAMES, alias CRAWFORD, age about 70, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fair, hair ( bald on top), whiskers and moustache white, eyes blue,, drops right shoulder when walking, slightly bow- legged; dress dark green jacket suit, soft felt hat, or frock Coat and silk hat, leather watchguard, carried a bamboo stick, crutch- bone handle. He took lodg- ings,. and represented that he had money in Chan- cery and property in the Provinces. Warrant issuod. 5.— Y Division.— For embezzling 4s., 8th February last.— HARRY WILLIAMS, age 42, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 ins., complexion florid, hair ( wavy), and heavy moustache dark, slightly bald, eyes blue; dress, grey jacket and vest, dark striped trousers, grey overcoat, grey tie with black stripes, bowler hat. A canvasser and collector, native of Kentish Town, London. Warrant issued. Information to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. BERKSHIRE. 6.— Windsor ( County). — For leaving his children chargeable to the Old Windsor Union, lst. inst.— ARTHUR WHITING, age 38, height 5 ft. 8 ins., square shoulders, complexion fresh, hair ( turning grey), brown, clean shaved, eyes grey, scar centre of forehead, lower front teeth missing, tattooed both arms. A tramping lab- ourer, served in the 2nd Warwickshire Regiment, and was employed as assistant labour master at West Ham Workhouse. Warrant issued. A reward of £ 2 will be paid by P. Lovegrove, Esq., Clerk to the Guardians " Windsor, for ( he arrest of Whiting. Information to Supt. Hoiii. 12, Clewer. CHESHIRE. 7.— Chester ( City).— For stealing a diamond ring ( recovered)— WILLIAM HAMSON, alias HARRISON and HAIGH, age 27,. height 6 ft. 1 in., slight build, long narrow features, hair dark, eyes brown, clean shaven, large nose\. scar on bridge of nose, Canadian accent; dress blue serge jacket suit, fawn colour waterproof, dark blue tie with white spots, shoes. He stayed at an hotel here, and represented himself a Canadian horse buyer. Information to the Chief Constable, City Po- lice, Chester. DEVONSHIRE. S.— Devonnort ( Borough).— For fraud, also for stealing 11th inst. £ 3, two portmanteaux, initials " H. E. T." or " H. T. E." on one, a quantity of naval officer's uniform, one brown bag, six coloured shirts, two white shirts, one green felt hat, four pairs of fancy socks, twelve collars size 15, six pairs of white kid gloves, and two pairs of brown buckskin gloves— JAMES HAYNES, ago about 21, height 5 ffc. 4 or 5 in., I slight build, complexion fair, sharp features, eyes blue, ( peculiar appearance, deeply lined under- neath), hair ( long on top) brown, takes short quick steps. Dress, smooth grey lounge suit with slit up back, cap. Supposed a native of Weymouth. He absconded from H. M. S. " Colne," 11th inst.; had been employed as an officer's steward; former- ly a music- hall artist, and may seek similar em- ployment. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, Devonport. DURHAM. 9 — Stockton- on- Tees ( County).— For deserting their families— THOMAS HART, age 42 or 43> height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., complexion fresh, hair and slight moustache brown, a shipyard helper.— DAVID SYMINGTON, age about 40, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion swarthy, hair and moustache dark. A labourer.— WALTER HENDERSON, alias BROWN, age about 40, height 5 ft. 10 in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache light brown. A labourer.— WILLIAM STEWART, age about 47, height 5 ft. 8 in., slight build, complexion fresh> hair auburn, moustache ginger. A gardener.— SIDNEY TODD, age about 40, height 5 ft. 9 in., stout build, complexion ruddy, hair brown. An electric crane driver.— JOHNSON JOBLING, age 37, height 5 ft. 7 in., stout build, hair black, moustache light. A la- bourer. Warrants issued. 10.— Stockton- on- Tees ( County).— For stealing 13th inst., a motor- cycle engine and mag- neto ( recovered)— WILLIAM MONKHOUSE, alias THOMPSON, age about 19, height about 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair brown; dress grey jacket suit, with broad, darker stripee, grey tweed cap, fluted band, shoes, carried a brown leather portmanteau. A labourer or barman. Na- tive of Gateshead. Sentenced at Barrow- in- Fur- ness 17th March, 1909, to one month's imprison- ment for being found on enclosed premises. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hildreth, Stockton- on^ Toes. ESSEX. — Brentwood ( County).— For absconding with 1 pair merino pants; 1 pair grey socks; 1 merino vest; 1 striped cotton shirt; 1 pair nailed boots; ( workhouse clothing), 17th inst.— JOHN JONES, age 31, height 5 ft. 10 in » ., complexion fresh, hair brown. A labourer. Warrant issued. Information to gup*. Ctwoll, Jr » mtw* oil. J 2 APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT ( continued,)— HAMPSHIRE. 12.— Aldershot ( County).— For obtaining a coat by false pretences lst inst.— THOMAS* EASTHAM, age 23, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes bluei, scar back of left thumb, and on left cheek; dress dark tweed suit and cap. A native of Blackburn. Is a deserter from the 3rd Dragoon Guards. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hawkins, Aldershot. 13.— Alton ( County).— For stealing, during October, 1910, a silver watch and 2 chains ( re- covered)— A MAN, age 34, height 5 ft. 7 in., slight build^ complexion pale, hair dark brown, clean shaved, eyes blue, snake, tree, and heart left forearm, pansy right forearm; dress dark tweed suit, hard bowler hat. A tramping tailor. Stays at common lodging- houses. Information to Supt. Reuben, Alton. HERTFORDSHIRE. 14.— Bishop's Stortford ( County).— For failing to appear to a summons under the Old- Age Pension Act, 1908— SARAH JANE CLARY, age 7Q, height about 5 ft., complexion fresh, hair grey, eyes brown, walks with two crutches; dress black three- quarter length jacket, tight- fitting black skirt, and bonnet trimmed white frilling. Usually carries a black square leather bag con- taining umbrellas. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Foster, Bishop's Stort- ford. KENT. 15.— Ramsgate ( Borough).— For obtaining food and lodgings by false pretences*, between 7th and 12th inst.— PERCIVAL LANE, age about 20, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., good build, complexion fresh, slight moustache; dress brownish jacket suit, greenish cap, silver albert, Maltese cross at- tached, small metal badge in jacket. Represented that he was in the employ of a London builder,, and was employed in the neighbourhood. Is also suspected of stealing a gold albert, fiat links, long . and short alternately chased, gold swivel seal, red and green stone. Warrant issued. 16.— Ramsgate ( Borough).— For obtaining by false pretences a mole- colour coat and skirt, " Bourne and Sons " on tab of coat, 8th inst.— — WOOD, age about 25, height 5 ft. 2 or 3 in., stout build, complexion ruddy, round face; dress grey coat, green skirt, large straw hat, trimmed ribbon She presented a letter purporting to have been from a nurse at Broadstairs, asking that the costume be sent on approval Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, Ramsgate. NORFOLK. 17.— Loddon ( County}.— For obtaining food, lodgings, and money by faho pretem- es, betvcen lst and 10th inst.— FRANCIS HUBERT CROP LEY, alias HUBERT COWLEY, age, 31, height 6 ft. lin., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey, small scar left middle finger, bites his nails; dress, light cap, jacket vest and breeches, brown leg- gings, lace boots. A surveyor and contractor, late of Leatherhead, Surrey. May be found at a small public house or farm house. Absconded 10th inst. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Lord, Loddon. NOR THA MPTONSHIRE. 18.— Kettering ( County). — For stealing a black vicuna Chesterfield overcoat, 1 pair tan colour gloves, fur around wrists; 1 brown knotted stick, curved handle, silver mounted, and silver band.— TED CURTIS, age about 23, height 5 ft. 3 or 4 ins., complexion fair, hair light brown, slight moustache light; dress, black frock coat, fancy light vest, light brown soft hat, pink front, bright red tie, patent leather boots. He calls up- on Music Hall managers, etc., states he is in the theatrical profession, but out of employment, and asks assistance to enable him to return to London. May be found singing comic songs in public house ® . Stays at common lodging houses. Warrant issued. Tnformaton to Supt. Hooper, Kettering. HOTTING HA MS HIRE. 19 - Nottingham ( City).— For obtaining bv false pretences between 22nd ult. and 8th inst., 3 typewriters ( 1 & No. 5 Underwood, No. 299235; 1 No. 4 Yost, No. 54916; 1 do. No. 42810); also for stealing from his lodgings a lady's 9 ct. gold keyless watch in green leather wrist strap, Swiss make, gold dial, chased back, front rim broken, " Samuel " on plate inside.— JAMES JACK FAR- RAR, alias ROBERT STANLEY FARRAP, age 36, height 5 ft. 6ins., complexion sallow, sharp features, hair brown, clean shaved, eyes hazel, large scar left eyebrow, 4 scars right of forehead; dress, light grey suit, black bowler hat, lace boots, He took an office in this city, used the name of Kelsey and Co., obtained typewriters from differ ent firms for testing with a view to purchase and absconded. A native of Sheffield. Warrant issued. 20 - Nottingham ( City). - For obtaining 2 motor- car tyres and one inner tube, by false pretences, 11th inst.— FRANZ LOTH AIR LEHR, a German, age 33, height about 5 ft. 9 in., gofid build,, Complexion fair, hair light brown, moustache ( clipped short) light, speaks broken English; dress greenish brown suit, greenish soft felt hat, tan colour boots, American shape, car- ried a Burberry coat. Stated he was an engineer. On 10th inst. the manager of a first- class hotel received a telephone message, presumably from a member of the London Motor Company, stating that his chauffeur was coming to Nottingham with his car, required rooms, and that he would arrive later. The above- described arrived, But stated he had a breakdown near Sheffield, and had left the car for repairs. The following morning he called at a garage, and arranged with the proprietor to proceed to Sheffield the same evening to fetch the damaged car,, instead of which he again called at the garage and stated that the proprietor had sent him for the tyres and tube. He then left by the 12.5 a. m. train for Sheffield. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, Guildhall, Nottingham. SUFFOLK ( East). 21.— Ipswich ( Borough).— For stealing a case of mathematical instruments— FRANCIS MAY, age 55 to 60, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache dark, turning grey, may now have a short beard, cast in one eye, peculiar gait. A draughtsman; native of Ips- wich. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, Ipswich. WILTSHIRE. 22.— Devizes ( County).— For failing to report change of residence, licence holder ED- WIN JOHN MARSH, alias LYDIATEV Office No. 1866- 10, age 24, height 5 ft. 4f in., com- plexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes grey, mole top of head, rfght slue of face, over left eyebrow, outer angle Tfeft eye, " 5irown mole left side of face., scar left side of head and fourth right finger; dress, grey suit and cap. Sentenced Chester Assizes 9th July, 1908, to 3 years' penal servi- tude for countinghouse- breaking; released on licence 5th October, 1910. i. 361. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Scott, Devizes. WORCESTERSHIRE. 23 .— B romsgrove ( County). — For embezzling 6/- 11th inst.— THOMAS HURST- FIELD, alias JOHN HERSHFIELD and GEORGE YOUNG,, age 19, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey, enlarge- ment top of left ear; dress blue serge suit and cap. A native of Worcester. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Beal, Bromsgrove. YORKSHIRE ( East Riding). - Hull ( City).— For embezzling £ 1 13s. Od. SIDNEY CHAPMAN, age about 25, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 ins., complexion sallow, long thin face, hair dark brown ( long on top and back), thin lips, long nose slightly bent to left, gold tooth right upper jaw, hesitates when speaking; dress, blue serge suit, light brown striped mackintosh, hard felt hat, lace boots, pointed toes. A furniture salesman, native of Leeds. May be found in com- pany of loose women. Warrant issued. Not to be arrested out of the United Kingdom. Information to the Chief Constahle Hull. YORKSHIRE ( West Riding). 2").— Leeds ( CityV— On Bench Warrant for failing to surrender to his bail at Leeds City Ses- sions. 6th inst.— ISRAEL MENCOFSKY, Case No. 51, 24th ult. Information fo the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Leeds. PERSONS IN CUSTODY. CUMBERLAND. 26.— Wig ton ( County).— Committed for trial at Quarter Sessions at Carlisle, charged with housebreaking 6th inst., and stealing a pair of trousers ( recovered)— GEORGE CLARKE ( sup- posed false), age 22, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, ffdTr" ( S5. n< brown, eyes grey, several teeth decayed, 1 upper and 2 lower missing, south- coun- try a « : ent; dress grey tweed jacket and vest, grey striped trousers, brown woollen'muffler, light mix- ture tweed cap^ brown lace boots. States he is a joiner, and that he tramped from Lancaster. I'nfsmiation T3 Supt. Yeitch, Wigton. SURREY. 27.— Chertsey County).— Sentenced ; o two months' imprisonment for obtaining money by false""' presences—- WILLIAM YOUNG, age 62, height 5 ft. 10 ins., complexion freih, hair dark brown, eyes hazel, a furniture porter. He called upon tradesmen, stated an unoccupied house in the district has been taken by a gentleman, and he would present the tradesman's card to the sup- posed tenant for a slight remuneration, with a view to obtaining his custom. 28.— Chertsey ( County).— Sentenced to six months' imprisonment for obtaining money by false pretences— EMILY YOUNG, ( ilias TAY- LOR, COOK, and MORRIS, age 43, height 5 ft. 4 in., stout build, complexion fresh, full face, hair brown eyes hazel, large mouth, top of left thumb missing. A ffower seller; native of Portsmouth. She called upon persons, stated her husband was in consumption, and required money to send him to a home. Previously convicted at Steyning, Fare- ham, and in London. 29 — Chertsey ( County). — Committed for trial, 16th prox., charged with burglary.— HARRY LEONARD alias HARRY MORGAN, Office No. 245- 11, age 23, height 5 ft. 7 ins., complexion sallow, hair dark brown, eyes hazel, scar back of head under right eye right side of jaw, base of left little finger, coal scar base of right thumb. Information to Supt. Mears, Chertsey. PROPERTY STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT 30,— E Division.— 12th inst. a lady's 18ct. dress ring, set square emerald with small dia- mond each side, claw setting; 1 half- hoop diamond ulffo, closely set; 1 lady's gold dress ditto, set 5 turquoise, claw setting, 1 18 ct. signet ring, engraved with figure of man hold- ing speaq, set small white stones; 1 gold brooch set seea turquoise; 1 oval ditto with figure of Cupid painted on porcelain; I " square cameo ditto, with head of Mercury thereon; 1 small crescent tfffto set small diamonds, one inch long; 2 gun- meTa? and silver bangles;, ' flat, about f inch wide, half moon and star thereon; 1 pendant, set 5 moonstones, rubies, and diamonds. £ 200 REWARD. 31.— W Division. — 15th inst. by shop breaking.— 2 18 ct. gold wire bracelets ( pearl cluster, marked 1- 11; bamboo link, with turquoise shell, " 1- 23); 4 gold do. ( pearl centre, primrose bangle, 2- 12; entwined pearl heart, ribbon top, 2- 7; flexible, set 8 amethysts, 4- 1; do., set 5 amethysts, 4- 2); 3 child's gold do. ( turquoise and pearl 6- 14; turquoise, 6- 17; tur- quoise and pearl knot, 6- 18); 2 15 ct. curb do. ( close, filigree bait, set pearl, 6- 20; ball, set dia- mond, 6- 22); 3 15 ct. plain knot ( heart chenier, set sapphire, 7- 5; ruby and pearl, double cord edge, 7- 6); 5 9 ct. do. ( ruby and diamond, horse- shoe centre, 8- 8; do., set 3 rubies and 2 roses, 9- 1; turquoise and pearl spray, 9- 5; fancy, ame- thyst and pearl, 11- 16; diamond and ruby, pierced scroll, 9- 16); 10 ct. do., agate, 22- 22; 6 9 ct. do. ( single turquoise, 23- 6; amethyst, 23- 7; amethyst acorn 23- 22; pearl and peridot, 25- 2; do., 25- 9; flexible, amethyst,, 25- 13); 74 gold brooches: Douglas heart, pearl flower spray, 1- 16; 3- pearl, flowers on bar, safety pearls between, 2- 17; knife edge, set peridot, pearl at each end, 2- 22; 9 ct. bar bow, peridot and pearl drop, 5- 3; do., peridot ends, 5- 5; fancy,. mill grain, 5- 7; opal. 7- 18; peridot heart, 7- 19; round opal, 7- 20; , amethyst heart, 7- 22; opal, shamrock leaf, 7- 24; , long opal, 7- 25 ; pearl horseshoe and gilt bit, lace, 8- 4 ; 9 ct. mother- o'- pearl, pearl drop, 9- 8; spade. | diamond in centre on bow on K. E., 10- 4; pearl . shamrock, 10- 6; fancy turquoise and pearl, 10- 8; I pearl and turquoise, 10- 10; 9 ct. heart turquoise, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1911. THE POLICE GAZETTE. 145 PORTRAIT OF A PERSON WANTED. LANCASHIRE. 32.— Liverpool ( City).— For stealing a gold watch and chain from his lodgings 18th ult.— JACK WILSON, alias ARTHUR PAYNE, JOHN GEORGE WILSON, and GEORGE ALLEN, age 28 to 30, height about 5 ft. 8 in., stoops slightly, high cheek bones, thin jaw, prominent nose, hair ^ long) light, clean shaven, eyes light blue, legs slightly bandy, one or two front teeth missing, an inveterate cigarette smoker, dress dark dove colour suit, with green stripes ( tight fitting trousers), dark green rainproof overcoat, hard hat, white woollen gloves. Previously convicted at Walsall, Hun- tingdon, and Newmarket. Warrant issued. Information to the Head Constable, Liverpool. PROPERTY aTOLEN- ( cum in ted) trefoil centra, 10- 16; amethyst and pearl, 11- 10; pearl and peridot, 11- 11 ; pearl and turquoise hook and eye, 14- 21; pearl golf club and ball, 17- 9; 9 ct. oval miniature, set garnets, 20- 12; modern art, set turquoise, pearl drop, 16- 3; do., 16- 12; do., 16- 23; do., turquoise and pearl, 16- 23; pearl golf club and ball, 17- 8; 9 ct. new art, set tur- quoise^ i2- 13;- « 4P. turquoise and pearl, 22- 15; do. 2iearl bow, drop lace, 24- 12; do. double wing, 24- 13; 9 ct. turquoise and pearl, double circle, 25- 12; pearl crescent, 26- 2; peridot, 26- 10; geld shamrock and pearl, 27- 17; turquoise, 28- 5; peri- dot, 28- 7; pearl, " 29- 16; pearl and topaz, 33- 22; pearl daisy, 34- 8; pearl bow lace, 34- 13; pearl merrythought, 34- 14; pearl spray, 34- 16; 15 ct. 3- stone peridot and ruby,. 35- 10; enamel, pearl centre, 35- 20; bar amethyst, 36- 3; bow, set pearl, 37- 22; curved bar 2 peridot, 5- 8; knife edge, chased, pearl ends^, 5- 19; pe^ rl, ribbon circle, flower centre pendant, 6- 19; pearl, plain lace, 0- 20; shamrock lace, pearl centre, 6- 21; pearl double heart and tie lace, 7- 11; peridoti, 7- 16; do., 7- 17; safety- pin, pearl butterfly, 2- 6; do., pearl centre, coloured flower, 3- 14; do. 9 ct. pearl bird, 10- 23; do. 15 ct. curb), pearl horseshoe centre, 11- 22; do. pearl Lancashire knot, 12- 5; do. pearl crescent, 15- 1; do. mother- o'- pearl bird, 20- 20; do. pearl and shamrock square, 27- 10; do. pearl and turquoise coronet, 27- 20; do. pearl hoiseshoe, 31- 14; do. winkle 37- 12; pearl winkle- shell on nail, 20- 24; trefoil, pearl centre, 21- 1; baby,, set pearls, 3- 8; do., set pearls, 3- 9; do.. Baby, block letter, 2- 9; do., script letter, 2- 10. 6 gold chains: guard, lapis lazuli beads^ 4- 1; do. flat fetter and chrysopliase, 4- 9; do., 11 whole drop pearls, 4- 17; do. pearl and platinum, 18- 7; 15 ct. pearl and turquoise trace, 9- 14; trace and pearl, 15- 7. 6 earrings: Japanese diamond screwy 1- 1; 9 ct. ameThyst and enamel, 1- 8; do. pearl and amethyst, drop, 1- 9 ; do. pearl and peri- dot, 1- 16; do. pearl and amethyst, 1- 17; white sapphire, single stone, 1- 19. 3 gold charms: amethyst heart, 31- 3; do. 31- 4; topaz heart,. 31- 6. 7 links: turqua£ » e, mother- o'- pearl centre, 1- 1 ; mother- o'- pearl centre, 1- 3; 18 ct. torpedo cabu- chon, sapphire centres, 4- 3; 15 ct. set turquoise, mother- o'- pearl round, 4- 5 ; emerald and diamond, set hammered lozenge, and twist, 4- 8; 9 ct. mother- o'- pearl and enamel, 8- 22. 4 sets \ doz. do.: topaz buttons, 13- 18; do. 13- 19; crystal', T3r20: do. 13- 21. 5 lockets: fob bloodstone, 2- 10; 15 ct. heart, pearl centre), 8- 6 ; 9 ct. square folding, set rose, 8- 15; 15 ct. mounted sardonyx and spade guinea, 8- 20; do. opal, 34- 1. 11 gold necklets ( 7- square pearl flowers, diamond centre, 1- 2; pearl and flower shamrock, 1- 3; Louis pearlt 1- 4; seed pearl, 1- 11; amethyst and pearl drop, 1- 17; 7 tur- quoise and turquoise drops, snap, 4- 8; seed pearl, 4- 18; 9 ct. whole pearl drops, 8- 4; 3 peridots and pearls*, 8- 5; peridot, 10- 17; 15 ct. turquoise and coral bow, 12- 15); 9 ct. pencil, flat, set turquoise, 3- 18; 63 pendants ( round pearl and enamel, 1- 1; 15 ct. pearl and peridot, 1- 2; ruby, sapphire and diamond heart, 1- 19; do., 1- 20; pearl and plati- num leaves, 1- 21; pearl brooch, 3- 1; do., 3- 2; pearl and peridot, pearl drop, 3- 4; peridot,, 3- 6; garnet, 3- 7; 15 ct. pearl and peridot placque, 4- 2; peridot pearl and rose diamond, 4- 3; peridot and pearl, 4- 6; coral;, pearl and turquoise centre, 8- 2; 15 ct. heart, pearl centre, 8- 6; red enamel and pearl, 9- 1 ; pearl, sapphire centre, 9- 3; 9 ct. pearl and turquoise brooch, 19- 25; pearl and £ eridot, 23- 4; 4 fancy stones,, 23- 5; turquoise, 24- 8; do., 24- 13; peridot, 24- 17; do. 24- 18; 15 cfc. pearl, heart and flower, 25- 7"; 9 ct. ruby and pearl, 25- 16; do. 25- 17; 9 ct. round pearl and turquoise, 25- 21; dia- mond, ruby and pearl, 26- 18; 1 new art), ame- thyst, 27- 33; 1 do. peridot, 27- 24; 1 15 ct. pearl and tourmaline, 28- 13; 1 do. pearl 28- 15; 1 do. pearl spray in 3 gold circles(, 28- 16; 1 do. 5- leaf cluster centre, 28- 18; 1 do. peridot and pearl, 28- 22; 1 pearl and opal 28- 23; 9 ct. art amethyst, 29- 17; 9 ct. amethyst and pearl, 30- 12;" do., 30- 13; do., 30- 14; pearl and coral drop, 3CT15; pearl and torquoise;, 30- 16; topaz thistle, 30- 10; do. heart, 30- 22; amethyst and pearl, 31- 9; 9 ct. amethyst, 31- 12; do., 31- 13; do. 31- 14; 15 ct. enamel, pearl and peridot), 33- 1; do. enamel, pearl and tourmaline, S3- 2; coral, pearl, and olivine,, 34- 3; 9 ct. peridot, 34- 2; do. enamel and pearl, 34- 7; do., 34- 8; do., 34- 9; do., 34- 10; pearl and aquamarine, 35- 8; heart topaz, 30- 23). 80 gold rings ( 5- stone diamond and ruby star setting, 1- 5; 5- stone diamond and sapphire, star setting, 1- 17; fancy 3- stone diamond, 1- 17; ruby, claw setting, intaglio,, 1- 21; reconstructed ruby, 3- 3; green enamel and rose diamond heart, 11- 11; 3- stone ruby and pearl, 11- 20; sapphire, and pearl, 11- 23; 6- stone pearl and ruby, 12- 2; do., 12- 3;. do., 12- 4; 3- stone pearl and ruby, star setting, 12- 5; 6- stone pearl and riiby, ' 12- 6; 5- stone do., 12- 8; 5- stone pearl and sapphire,. 12- 13; 7- stone do., 12- 14; 6- stone pearl and tur- quoise, 12- 15; 3- stone opal and diamond, 12- 17; do. ruby and diamond, tablet setting, 12- 20; fancy ruby and diamond, 12- 25; half- hoop 5- stone ruby and diamond, 13- 4: 5- stone sapphire .' and dia- mond, 13- 11 ; fancy sapphire and pearl, 13- 13; do., 13- 15; 5- stoiie pearl and ruby, tablet setting, 13- 18; ruby, sapphire and diamond trefoil, 13- 19; do.. 13- 20; 1 5- stone pearl, boat setting, 13- 23; do. pearl and coral, 14- 1; fancy 3- stone sapphire and diamond, 14- 2' 5; 5- stone pearl and ruby, boat set- ting, 15- 25; 3- stone sapphire and diamond, star setting, 16- 4; do., 16- 8; fancy pearl and sapphire, 16- 21; 3- stone sapphire and diamond, star set- ting, 17- 1; fancy do., ruby and diamond, 17- 10; do., star setting,, 17- 15; 1- stone diamond buckle, 18- 2; marquise garnet miniature, 18- 7; blue enamel heart, 18- 14; 5- stone pearl and ruby, gipsy setting, 18- 19; 5- stone pearl and sapphire, gipsj' setting, 18- 22; 4- stone do., 18- 23; 5- stone do.", 18- 25; 7- stone pearl and sapphire,. 19- 1; 4- stone pearl and ruby, 19- 4; 7- stone diamond and opal, 19- 11; 6- stone sapphire and pearl, 19- 13; opal, 26- 16; do.. 26- 21; 9 ct. peridot, 33- 5; do., 33- 6; peridot, claw setting, 33- 12; do. gipsy setting. 33- 13; 18 ct., signet garnet, engraved, 3- 23; do. black stone cameo, 3- 25; 9 ct. signet cameo 4- 2- do. oval bloodstone, carved shoulders, 6- 16; club stone shield, hollow, 6- 20; square do., 6- 22; do., oval stone. 6- 23; bloodstone oval, 7- 2; do.,' 74: do., 7- 5: do.. 7- 7: do., square, 7- 8; do., 7- lo'; do.^ oval 7- 14; do., sardonyx heart, 7- 15; old blood- stone, fancy shank, i2- 8; bloodstone, grooved, 13- 14; chrysophase, 18- 23; 1 lapis lazuli. 19- 24; 1 diamond square and compass. 19- 25; 1 square sardonyx; 2 gold scarfpins ( 1 pearl and diamond cluster pin and stud. 1- 13; 1 18 ct. 4 pearl and garnet, 12- 16); 7 gold seals ( 1 9 ct. bloodstone and sardonyx. 2- 7; 1 do. 34- 15; 1 do. 34- 18; 1 blood- stone. 2- 9: 1 do. 34- 16; 1 do. 2- 8; 1 sardonyx, 15- 16); 8 studs ( 3 15 ct. front, onvx, 5- 13; 1 do. screw, turquoise, 9- 4; 1 do. 9- 5; 1 do. 9- 6; 1 do. screw pearL 9- 8; 1 pearl, 9- 9); 2 gold watches ( 1 verge, turquoise set case, 5- 9; 1 15 ct. lever, Hike pearl, bezel, No. 12148, 8- 9); 112 gold brace- lets ( 1 9 ct. expanding, 1- 4; 1 15 ct. wire cross- over, 3 beehives centre. 1- 15; 1 9 ct. curb, 1- 12; 1 do. loose 1- 25; 1 flat 3- st, rand flexible. 2- 14; 1 15 ct. double bar and knot, 2- 16: 1 do. plain round chenier, 2- 20; 1 9 ct. flexible cable, bolt ring, 2- 23; 1 baby fancy curb, 3- 14; 1 do. 3- 15- 1 do 3- 17: 1 15 ct. twist reeded, 3- 22; 1 9 ct. 3- wire twist, 3- 25 ; 1 curb padlock. 4- 13: 1 do. 4- 14; 1 do. 4- 15; 1 do. 4- 17; 1 do. 5- 3: 1 do. 5- 6; 1 do. 5- 7- 1 do. 5- 8; 1 do. 5- 10; 1 do. 5- 12; 1 do. 5- 13; 1 do. 5- 14; 1 do. 5- 16; 1 do. 5- 17; 1 do. 5- 18; 1 do. 5- 21; 1 do. 5- 22; 1 do. 5- 23; 1 do. 5- 24; 1 do. 6- 2; 1 do. 6- 4; 1 do. 6- 5; 1 do. 6- 9; 1 fiscal, 5 animals, 6- 13; 1 15 ct. fetter and knot, disc pendant, 6- 2; 1 do. twisted fetter and knot, basket drop, 6- 23; 1 do. Etruscan bead 7- 9; 1 plain Milanese, 7- 12; 1 ribbed, turned centre, 7- 17; 1 15 ct. hollirv twist cord, 7- 23; 1 Etruscan front), cord circle centre, 7- 24; 1 15 ct. bright plait, 8- 2; 1 3- bar knot, 8- 7; 1 flat twist, 8- 13; 1 plain chenier, rope edge, 8- 15; 1 coloured filigree top, 8- 20; gradu- ated snap, 9- 19; close pattern curb, 9- 22; 9 ct. 3- bar square, 8- 25; engraved chenier, square, 9- 6; do 9- 7; do. 9- 10; plain oval, 9- 12; do. 19- 13; round engraved, 9- 15; cable bolt ring, 9- 17; 4- bar flexible snap, 10- 3; 3- bar do., 10- 4; do. 10- 7; do. 10- 8; do. padlock, 10- 5; 4- bar square snap, 10- 11; 3- bar, 10- 12; 4- bar padlock, 1013; 4- bar square flexible snap, 10- 14; 9 ct. curb padlock, 7- 18; do. 7- 19; do. 7- 25; do. loose, 11- 1; do. 11- 2; do. 11- 3; do. 11- 4; do. 11- 5; do. 11- 6; do. 11- 7; do. 11- 9; do. 11- 10; do. 11- 11; do. 11- 13; do. 11- 14; do. 11- 15; do. 11- 17; do. 21- 22; do. 23- 9; do. 24- 25; do. 27- 11; do. 27- 12; do. 27- 7; 9 ct. plain twist front, 11- 19; do, 11- 20; 15 ct, flat oval link, 12- 1; do. flat, 12- 4; twisted fetter and plain ball, 12- 5; basket link, 12- 6; 9 ct, grill, 12- 7; round miniature, 13- 18; fancy " bike, 14- 5; 15 ct. fancy link, stiff, 14- 20; 10 ct. dog link, 14- 24; do. lozenge; 9 ct. flexible snake, 17- 5; 15 ct. fancy, 17- 7; 9 ct. engraved oval, 18- 24; wire and bead, 19- 3; 9 ct. Milanese watch, 19- 4; self- closing do., 19- 5; self- closing, 19- 7; do., 19- 19; do,, 19- 20; do., 19- 21; 1 15 ct. Milanese, stiff, 19- 11; 9 ct. g& ld and dental alloy bike, 234; 1 4- strand bike, convex link) 24- 4"; 1 child's engraved, 24- 8; do. square chenier, 24- 10; round and plain do., 24- 11; do. 24- 12; 1 oval chenier bead edge, 24- 14; 1 cable, 25- 15; do. 25- 17; do. 25- 20; 1 twist, 25- 21; do. 25- 22; do. 25- 25; 3- bar bike, 26- 2; 15 ct. fancy- twist, 26- 6; curb", wire edge, 26- 7; 3- wire twist, 26- 8; chenier square, 26- 14; bamboo pattern, 26- 16; 9 ct. oval, 26- 15. 61 gold brooches: 9 ct. Bahy, block letters, 2- 9; do.' script letter, 2- 10; Baby, 3- 7; do. 35- 5; link, circle, and call, 54; 15 ct. fancy link and bead, 9- 21; 1 bow. watch, 10- 11; do. 10- 12; bar, ball ends, circle centre, 11- 13; circle on flat twisted bar, 11- 16; 15 ct. double horseshoe, 12- 20; fancy curb, 13- 11; dou- ble, fancy ends and centre, 13- 20; 15 ct. crescent, Etruscan sides, 15- 5; double twist) fancy ends, 15- 15; ribbon knot, 27- 25; 9 ct. watch," 29- 24; fancy curb, 32- 13; watch fleur- de- lys, 35- 5; watch, bar, 37- 23; 1 watch grill. 40- 5; 3 9 ct. safety- pin, I 11- 19; 2 do., 17- 18; 1 do. 11- 20: 3 do., 11- 21: 1 do. square, 18- 12; 1 twisted, 18- 13; 1 round, 18- 15; do. 18- 17; do. 18- 18; flat, 19- 19; wire, 26- 8; do. 26- 14: do. 26- 16 ; do. 26- 17 : do. 27- 14; do. twist, 27- 11; do. square jointed, 30- 20; do. round jointed, 30- 21; do. Baby. 37- 17 : do. round, 38- 25; 9 ct. safety, flat, 39- 8; do. engine- turned, 39- 35; do. 40- 6; do. 40- 7; do. 40- 8; do. 40- 9; do. 40- 10; do. 40- 11: do. 40- 12; do. 40- 13; do. 40- 14; do. 40- 15; do. 40- 16; do. 40- 17; plain do., C. theron, 12- 16. 54 gold chains: 1 9 ct. twist, fetter and 3- link. 2- 3; 1 fine do., 2- 3; 1 curb, 2- 6; 1 do., silver and link pattern, 17- 25; 1 9 ct. curb, single hollow, 1- 10; 1 do. 1- 11; 1 do. 1- 12; 1 do. 1- 14 : 1 do. 5- 10; 1 do., fine, 5- 13; 1 15 ct do. 3- 2; 1 9 ct. trace, 2- 8; 1 do. 17- 8; 1 15 ct. guard cable, 2- 13: do., Spanish knot, 2- 18; do. bead, 4- 2; do. curb, 4- 3; 9 ct. do. trace, 4- 4 : 10 ct, do. wheatear, 13- 24; 9 ct. clenTal alloy, trace and fetter. 17- 22; do. 18- 3; do., trace and link, 18- 1; 15 ct. gold and platinum and fancy trace. 17- 23; do. 18- 2; 9 ct. square secret and ball, 2- 8; twisted feiter and trace, 3- 15; do., 13- 16; 9 ct. double albert, fetter and 3 link, 1- 5; do. fetter and Spanish knot, 2- 1; do. Spanish knot and ball, 2- 3; do. 15 ct. fetter and 3 ring.. 3- 5 ; do. fetter and twist, 3- 25; 9 ct. do. fetter and 4 ring, 5- 1; do. fetter and trace, 5- 15; do. curb, 1- 6; do., 2- 6; do. 2- 7; 18 ct. do., 4- 23; 9 ct. do., open, 5- 2; do... 5- 5; do., 5- 6; 9 ct. single do., 1- 10; do., 1- 11; do., 1- 12; do., 1- 14; lady's do.., 2- 19; gold and platinum do., £ 25; 9 ct. fetter and 1 link, 1- 8; do. fetter and 3 link, 1- 9; do. 4- 4; do. 4- 5; do. 5- 7; do. 5- 14; do. 5- 16; 36 gold charms: 1 Queen Anne 2- guinea piece, 1709,. 1- 18; 1 carved gold eagle, 1- 22; 18 ct. com- pass, fetter and link edge, 2- 4; 9 ct. do., plain, 2- 3- 16; 1 with 10 animals, 2- 11; cigar- cutter, 3- 22; whistle, 5- 21; cigar- holder case. 7- 2; basket with 2 enamelled hearts, 8- 22; kitten and mirror, 9- 19; banjo, 9- 20; umbrella, 9- 21; bird in cage, 9- 22; blue acorn, 9- 23; tortoise. 10- 1; hammered case, 17- 4; plain do., 17- 5; masonic ball, 22- 9; vanity case, plain, 29- 11; pencil, 30- 7; penknife, 30- 9; gold and enamel lucky star,, 30- 25; do., 31- 25; lined cigarette case, 32- 23; pig, 334; doll, 33- 13; do., 33- 14; do., 33- 15; do., 33- 16; cati, 33- 18; do.,, 33- 19; do., 33- 21; elephant, 33- 22; do., 33- 23; do., 33- 25; 1 Hardtmuth cigar piercer, 15- 8. 13 gold crosses: 15 ct. engraved, 29- 25; do. fancy, 1- lT; do., 14- 3; do., 26- 10; do., 35- 5; 9 ct. do. solid,. 34- 20; do., 34- 21; do., 35- 3; do., hollow, 4 do., do., 14- 5; 3- 7; 1- 8; PROPERTY STOLEN- f « « / HHfii. 34- 23; 15 ct. do., 35- 1; 15 ct. plain, 16- 2; do., 16- 3; 9 ct. do., 16- 5; do., 16- 6; do., 16- 9; do., 26- 17; do., 35- 5; do. round, 28- 12; 15 ct. coloured, 30- 4; 90 pairs links; 9 ct. engraved flat oval, 1- 5; do., 1- 16; do., 1- 17; do., 1- 18; do. and torpedo, 1- 16; engraved oval cushion, 1- 21; do. flat, 2- 4; do., 2- 12; 15 ct. flat oval, 14- 8; 9 ct. do., 2- 18; 3- 1; do., 3- 2; do., 6- 6; do., 13- 12; do., 6- 8; 6- 9; do., 13- 14; do. 13- 24; do.,, 14- 2; do., do., 14- 6; 18 « t. do., 343; do., 3- 24; do., do. hammered, 2- 13; 18 ct. plain flat oval, 10 ct. do., 2- 8; 18 ct. do., 3- 15; do., 3- 20; do., 3- 21; 9 ct., do., 3- 25; do. 6- 2; do.„ 7- 10; do. 10 ct., 10- 9; do. cushion, l- 14 ; do. 4- 19; do. 6- 19; 18ct. engraved do., 4- 10; do.. 12- 17; plain oval, fancy edge, 1- 16; do., 4- 20; 18 ct. plain ball and cannon, 1- 19; 10 ct. plain oval domed, 2- 7; plain ball, 2- 22; do., 3- 12; oval and torpedq, 3- 6; oval and elliptical, 4- 22; oval and long pointed, 4- 25; do., | 5- 2; torpedo and ball, 5- 14; do., 6- 13 ; torpedo and heart, 6- 12; torpedo and lozengq, 6- 1; tor- pedo, 10- 1; do., 10- 2; torpedo and oval, 12- 6; do., 12- 13; torpedo and button, 12- 14; oval con- cave. 4- 6; do. convex,, 8- 14; do., 13- 22; 9 ct. Lee- Metford and cartridge, 2- 25; 18 ct. bevelled edge, 4- T; do. domed, 4- 18; 9 ct. engraved dumb- bell and oval, 3- 3; twist centre and oval, 12- 22; 15 ct. round concave, 1- 24; do. button, 2- 2; gold and platinum dumb- bell, 2- 6; 9 ct. elliptical, 1- 2; oval basket, oval flat, engined lined, 4- 13; do. 4- 14; do., 4- 15; do. plain, 4- 16; do. bevelled, 4- 17; oval Chippendale, 5- 16; oval hammered, 6- 11 : do. 6- 25 ; do., 7- 20; 18 ct. do., 7- 13; 15 ct. scroll edge. 7- 25; 10 ct. lozenge, 8- 3; 9ct. chased, 94: oblong, 9- 1( 5; 15 ct. gold and red enamel, 14- 14; do. green and white; enamel, 14- 15;> 36 gold lockets: 9 ct. plain square, 2- 20; round, 3- 15; do,, £ 45} do., 3- 19; do., 3- 20 ; plain oval, 2 photos, 5- 8; sLamroelc screw, 5- 19; round double, 8- 11; do. 8- 19; do., 9- 5; round, raised edges, 9- 7; do. Gat, engine turned, 9- 8; do., 9- 9; do. plain, 9- 16; do. 18 16; oblong,, 8 17; engraved oval, 9- 6; do. round, 18- 17; do., 18- 18; do., 18- 21; do. oval, 29- 10; heart padlock,, 9- 12; shield engraved, 28- 6; do., 32- 11; heart, plain, 31- 9; 3o. hammered, 31- 20; do., 31- 21; do.,. 31- 22; round and concave, 32- 8; plain oval, ribbon and reed, 9- 14; square, 9- 18; oval double, hammered, 12- 14; plain oval, 4 box, - 15- 3; heart, chased edge, 21- 22; do., plain edg^. 27- 12; shield plain, 28- 7. 9 gold match- boxes; 9 ct. oblong, 12- 1; do. engraved, 12- 2; hammered vesta case, 19- 12; do; do., 22- 2; do., 22- 23; plain matchbox, 6- 19; do., 6- 20; do., 6- 25; engraved, 6- 21. 27 gold necklets; Prince of Wales, 3 hearts, 1- 15 ; 9 ct. secret link, 1- 24 ; gold and platinum, 2- 10; do., 2- 11; 9 ct. trace, 3- 1; do., 14- 10; do., 3- 2; de., 14- 12; do., 3- 4; do., 3- 10; do, 3- 12 ; 15 ct. do., 10- 19; do. fetter and 3- link curb, 12- 6; 9 ct. do., 14- 17; Alma, 17- 4; fine trace, 15- 23; do., 15- 24; do., 16- 3;, do., 16- 5; do., 16- 9; do., 16- 10; do., 1641; do., 16- 12; do., 16- 17; do., 16- 18 do., pendant at- ' tached, 23- 21 ; do.', 23- 24); 26 gold pendants ( 9 ct. miniature, plain, 4- 1; do., round, 4- 8; do; heart one side, 4- 11; do, 4- 13; plain, 4- 15; 15 ct. octa- | gon, 14- 21; 9 ct. do., 7- 8; 9 ct. miniature, E. T., ivory back, 5- 2; do., E. T., 5- 7; 18 ct. Croydon , arms, 9- 24; 9 ct. do., 5- 23; 18 ct. compass, 5- 25; antique, 6- 4; miniature, round, pTrhi, litdy's head, j 7- 6; do., 7- 7; plain oval, 7- 15; heart, red enamel, ' 10- 5; heart, chased edge, 17- 24; 15 ct. masonic,' 10- 8; wire, initial L., 10- 11; 9 ct. plain photo, 26- 6; do., 26- 7; do., 28- 3; do., 29- 18; do.,' 29- 19; do. 32- 23); 30 gold pencils ( 9 ct. cedar, 1- 2; do., 2- 19; do., 2,24; do., grooved, 2- 22; do., engraved, 2- 23; do., engine- turned, 3- 1; do., 3- 3; 10 ct. do., flat, 3- 3; do. round 2- 23; 9 ct. double pull- out, T- 4; IB ct. combined pen and pencil, 1- 5; 15 ct. telescopic, engraved, 1- 6; 9 ct. do., enamelled spot on green, 1- 21; do., engine- turned, 1- 24; do., 3- 22; do. 4- 3; do., 4- 4; 15 ct. filigree, 1- 25 ; 9 ct. automatic pull out, 3- 5; sliding grooved, 3- 7; reed, 3- 11; hammered sliding, coloured, 24; do., 2- 5; do., 2- 7; do., flat, 2- 6; 9 ct. plain, 2- 8; do., 3- 15; do., 3- 16; do., flat, 3- 17; engraved, 3- 12; 9 gold purses; 9 ct. chain and platinum, 3- 8; do. chain, 3- 13; do., 3- 14; 9 ct. sovereign- purse, combined vesta- box, 7- 3; do., 29- 8; round, sovereign, 29- 7; 18 ct. double, 21- 16; 9 ct. double bean, plain, 29- 6 ; 9 ct. double, 28- 2; 36 gold rings; 9 ct. snake, hollow, 3- 19; do., 3- 21; do., 3- 22; 18 cfc. do., 18- 14; 18 ct. belcher, 4- 5; do.. square hammered, 12- 24; do., 12- 25; do., 14- 1; 18 ct. oval belcher, 20- 16; do., 17- 21; do., 20- 20; do., 20- 1B; square do., 17- 17; belcher, 3- 11 do., 13- 12; do., 17- 17; do., ring, 14- 12; do., 14- 13; do. plait. 4- 22; do., 13- 19; do. 18 ct. 3- strand, 12- 5; curb buckle, 11- 2; Mizpah, 12- 14 knot. 4- 21; do., 4- 11; do., 16- 11 ; do., 19- 3; do., 21- 17; 9 ct. do., 20- 3. 76 gold signet rings; 18 ct. oval shield, bevelled edge, 1- 2; do., 1- 3; do. 9 ct. 5- 6; do. 134; do. 13- 6; embossed, 6- 4; 9 ct. oval shield carved shoulders, 1- 4; do., 5- 5; 18 ct. do., 5- 7; do., 5- 8; do. oval shield, 18- 5; 9 ct. square signet, I- 7; do., 5- 9; square shield, 1- 8; do., 1- 9; do., I ll do., 1- 12; do., 1- 13; do., 3- 9; 18 ct. do., 5- 21; oblong do., 1- 15; oval, 5- 13; 9 ct. oval, 5- 19; 9 ct. shield, 13- 4; do., 21- 8; do., 13- 8; do., 21- 12; do., 13- 11 do., 13- 12; do., 13- 13; 9 ct. plain signet, 14- 21; do., 14- 23; do., 14- 25; do., 22- 11; do., 12; do., 22- 13; do., 22- 14; do., 22- 15; do., 15- 5; 18 ct. do., 15- 20; do., 15- 21; do., 15- 22; do., 15- 24; do., 16- 1; do., 16- 2; do., 16- 3; do., 16- 25; do., 17- 2; do., 174; do., 17- 5 do., 17- 6; do., 21- 23; do., 22- 7; do., 22- 8; do., 22- 9; do., 22- 10; lady's 18 ct. signet, 22- 1; do., 22- 2; do., 22- 3; do., 22- 4; do., 22- 5; do., 22- 6; 18 ct. oval signet, 5- 10; do. ribbed, 6- 14; do. plain shoulders, 18- 21; 1 oval, 19- 19; 1 do. 20- 7; 1 do. 9 ct., 20 - 8; 1 18 ct. round, plain shoulders, 18- 22; lround, 20- 6; do., 21- 6; 9 ct. club shield signet, 7- 20; do., 7- 21; do., 8- 1; do., 8- 5; do., 8- 15; 45 keeper rings; 18 ct. engra- ved, 1- 20; do., 1- 21; do., 2- 1; do., 2- 2; do., 2- 4; do., 2- 5; do., 12- 9; do., 12- 10 do., 12- 11; do., 12- 12; do., F2- 13; do., 12- 15; do., 21- 2; do., 21- 13; do., 21- 16; 18 ct. chased, 9- 4; do., 9- 5; do., 9- 6; do., 9- 7; do., 9- 8; do., 9- 11; do., 9- 17; do., 9- 21; do., 9- 22; do., 10- 2; do., 10- 3; do., 10- 11; do., 10- 17; do., 10- 18; do., 10- 21; do., 10- 23; 9 ct. do., II- 8; do. 114; do. 11- 5; do. 11- 7; do. 11- 8; do. 11- 11; do., 11- 14; do., 11- 16; do., 11- 19; do., 11- 21; do., 12- 1; do., 12- 2; do., 12- 3; do., 12- 4; 1 18 ct. close curb, 3- 2; 5 gold seals; 15 ct. fob, 6- 3; 9 ct. do., 6- 7; 18 ct. watch key seal, 6- 10; 18 ct. swivel 6- 17; 1 15 ct. octagon, 27- 6. 2 9 ct. gold serviette- holders ( 1 2- 22, 1 2- 25). 138 gold studs ( 3 18 ct. front, engraved, 1- 13; 3 do., 1- 14; 1 do., 1- 15 3 do., 1- 16; 3 do., 1- 17; 1 do., 1- 18; 1 do., 4- 18; 1 do., 4- 19; 3 do.. 9- 16; 3 do., 9- 17; 3 9 ct. do., 5- 11; 3 do., do. ball, 6- 9 plain front, 2- 3; 3 do., 2- 7 .2 do., 6- 11; 1 9 ct. 1 do., 2- 8; 1 do., 240; do., 2- 11; 2 do., 2- 12; 3 do., 2- 13; 1 do., 2- 19; do., 7- 20; 3 do., 7- 22; 3 do., 7- 23; 2 do., 7- 24; do., 7- 25; 1 do., 8- 7 ; 3 do., 8- 8; 3 do., 8- 10"; do., 8- 11; 1 do., 8- 12; 2 do., 8- 13; 3 do., 8- 15; do., 8- 25; 3 do., 9- 11; 3 do., 9- 12; 3 do., 9- 14; do., 9- 15; 1 do., 9- 18; 1 18 ct. do., 4- 24; 3 do., 5- 3; 1 do., 7- 18; 2 do., 8- 23; 2 do., 8- 24: 3 15 ct. do., 5- 2; 2 do., 5- 19; 2 do., 6- 3; 3 do., 6- 4; 1 do., flat edge, 5- 14 ; 1 do., 5- 15: 3 do., E. T., edge, 5- 3; 2 18 ct. plain bead, 6- 18; 3 9 ct. hammered, 9- 10; 3 15 ct. plain coloured ; 2- 21; 1 15 ct. collar stud, engraved, 4- 15; 9 ct. do., 5- 7; do., 5- 17; do.. 5- 18; 18 ct. plain do., 3- 21; do., 3- 22: do., 3- 23: do., 3- 24; do., 4- 4; do. 18 ct., 6- 23; 15 ct. plain cheese, 3- 18; do., 3- 19; 18 ct. do., 6- 8; 18 ct. lunette, 7- 16; 9 ct. black, 9- 1); 46 lady's gold watches ( 1 18 ct. keyless i- hunter, No. 1677, 1- 4; do. keyless, chased dome, No. 1555312. 1- 8; do. chased, blue zone, No. 1849138, 1- 9; do. hunter, No. 15127, 1- 10; 9 ct. crystal lever, No. 574777, 1- 11: do. No 574773, 1- 12; do, 595982, 1- 13; do. 595983, 1- 14; • do. 595984, 1- 15; 18 ct. keyless, gilt dial. 1670238 ! 1- 16; do. 1555317, 1- 17; do. keyless half hunter, No. 11977, 1- 20; do. 61625, 1- 21; do. 81629, 1- 22 do. 1002, 1- 24; do. hunter minute repeater, 48457, 2- 11; do. 48454, 2- 12; 18 ct. crystal lever, I gilt dial. No. 167029, 2- 4; half hunter horizontal, , No. 65668, 2- 7; do. 58937. 2- 8 ; 9 ct. English lever, I No. 32865, 3- 9; do. 362868, 3- 11 ; 14 ct. half hun- ter, gold dome, No. 14414, 4- 23; do. 13194, 4- 24; 18 ct. do. 16262, 4- 25; 1 lever, No. 24923, 5- 7; 1 9 ct. crystal, plain, No. 360584, 3- 14; 1 do 360583, 3- 15; do., No. 360585, 3- 18; do. lever bracelet, No. 522512, 3- 4; do., No. 94191, 3- 7; do., No. 419214, 9- 15; crystal lever gilt dial, No 21815, 7- 8; 9 ct. spring bracelet, No. 22152, 7- 14 do., 22153, 7- 15; simplex strap, No. 22394, 7- 19 bracelet, No. 106019, 8- 22; do.. No. 106011, 8- 23; English lever, No. 591678, 8- 24: 18 ct. crystal, No. 24161, 8- 21; do.. No. 24159, 8- 13; 18 ct. Len- tille No. 465887, 1- 18; 9ct. do., plain, No. 595979, 2- 1 ; 15 ct. engraved horizontal. No. 278966, 5- 15 ; ct. plain crystal, No. 360588, 3- 16; do., No. 360587, 3- 17. 12 gent's gold watches; 15 ct. lever, plain, No. 303074, 3- 11; do. kevless, No. 280910, 8- 10; do.. No. 28& 911; 18 ct. do., No. 282729, 8- 14; 18 ct. Omega, No. 17021. 5- 23; 10 ct.," and platinum basket watch, 6- 19; 1 rolled gold Wal- tham, Bond Street, No. 13935935, 3- 20; 1 do., 13936294, 3- 23; 1 do. crystal Waltham, No. 13929 109, 6- 5; 1 do. Waltham, No. 15391700. 9- 15; 1 rolled gold Riverside, No. 12048690, 9- 16; do. Ingersoll, Trenton, No. 3229491, 9- 20. In addi- tion to the number scratched on each article, they all bear one or more of the following letters : BUCKINGHAM. BEDFORDSHIRE. 38.— A m p t h i// ( County). — 8th inst., at Clophill, a Gloria bicycle, No. 37975, 28in. wheels, back cover repaired, black enamelled, red lines, flat handle bars, black grips, rim brakes, rat trap pedals, No. 10 Vulture Acetylene lamp, and tool bag attached. Information to Supt. Tatman, Ampthill. 34. Bedford ( Borough).— 12th inst., a Rover bicycle, 22 in, frame, black enamelled, black gear case, two- speed gear, rim brakes, Brooks' saddle ( name on back partly broken off), rubber pedals, flat handlebars, plated rims,, rather rusty, black muaguards, damaged at ends, usual parts plated. Information to the Chief Constable, Bedford. CARNARVONSHIRE. 35.— Bangor ( County).— loth inst., a bicycle, No. 4990, enamelled black, 25 in. or 26 in. frame, slightly up- turned handlee- bar, 2 roller brakes, double gong bell on right side, Armstrong 3- speed gear ( with lever working through top bar), black gear case, Brookes' saddle, Michelin tyre on back wheel, well worn, fairly new tyre on front wheel, left crank rather loose, C. W. S. in red on front and on gear case, very indictinct, square tool bag " J. D. Williams, The Paragon, Bangor" on plate, black carrier at back, a fawn colour rubber mack- intosh coat and black rubber overalls strapped thereon. Information to Supt. Guest, Bangor. SC.— Conway ( County).— Kth inst., from a trunk at a hotel at Llandudno, a diamond star; gold chain wrist bng; 1 gold purse ; 1 do. pencil marked " R. M."; 1 do. muff chain, 10 or 12 mat rix turquoise a few inches apart; 1 pair of imita- tion single pearl earrings to screw on ; 1 small silver chain necklet with 12 imitation pearls thereon; 1 antique solid silver bangle. Information to the Deputy Chief Constable, Conway. ESSEX. 37.— Romford I County). — 15th inst., by house breaking at Harold Wood, an old brown Irish freize overcoat, velvet collar, double breasted; 1 magnifying reading glass; 1 whistle in pocket. Between 13th and 18th inst., at Hornchurch, a small fancy clock, about 9 ins. high, round face, on wire stand; 1 gold brooch, shape of violin; 1 silver crescent brooch; 1 old gold ring, chased, very thin ; 1 case containing rolled gold and mother of pearl waistcoat buttons ( a Bath address on case); 1 green purse containing 12s. Information to Supt. Jones, Romford. 17- 13; 9 ct. bangle 18 ct. 19- 17; 18 ct. 14- 13; do., 15- 17; 4- 23; twist, 8- 24 guard, 2- 6; 18 ct. The above reward will be paid by Messrs. Price and Gibbs, 23, St. Swithens Lane, London, to any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the thief, or thieves, and the recovery of the property, or in propohtion to the property recovered. Information to be forwarded to the Metropoli- tan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 38.— Gloucester ( County).- 16th inst., by housebreaking at Huntley, a lady's gold watch, old fashioned, No. 51807, rather thick, key wind, gold face and figures; 1 long black chain ( supposed jet); 1 black japanned cash box, about 8 ins. long, containing £ 1 17s. 2d.; 1 pigskin purse; 1 thin gold bracelet; 1 silver bracelet, gold washed, en- graved; 1 cheap padlock bracelet; 1 cheap gilt brooch; 1 gold ring, set blue stones; 1 blue and white enamel brooch; 1 ring hair bracelet, gold clasps; 2 wedding rings. Information to the Deputy Chief Consfiable, Gloucester. HER TFORDSHIRE. 89 — Heme/ Hempstead ( County).— lith inst., at Tring, a small velvet box, glass top, " Llandudno " thereon, containing a 22 ct. gold Mizpah brooch; 1 plain gold brooch, ivy leaves and heart in centre; 1 gold brooch, set 2 rubies, diamond in centre; 1 enamel brooch, coat of arms of Isle of Man, thereon; 1 lady's gold curb ring; 1 thin gold neck chain, heart, anchor, Faith, Hope, and Charity, attached; 1 small pendant containing 2 photographs; 1 long silver guard, 3 trinkets attached; 1 silver curb chain, cross attach- ed; 1 silver bracelet; 1 lady's small gold chain, anchor at end. Information to Supt. Frogley, Hemel Hemp- stead. 40.— St. Albans ( County).- 14th or 15th inst., at Hatfield, a Raleigh cycle, No. 214244, 24 in. frame, upturned handle bars, inverted brakes, 26 in. wheels, Nonpareil tyres, puncture- proof leather band inside, rat trap pedals, tool bag and mudguards. Information to Supt. Hassell, County Police, St. Albans. FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1 9 1 1. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 5 ISLE OF WIGHT. £ 10 REWARD. 41.— Newport ( County).— Since 18th ult., at Wootton, A gold necklet set diamonds and pearls, 5 pearl blister drops backed with gold, diamonds between; 1 double festoon emerald and gold neck- let, emeralds are open set in filigree gold, lower festoon was a bracelet, and probably attached to necklet by cotton or silk; 1 gold safety pin brooch, enamelled navy blue, oval centre, set 5 diamonds and 3 pearls; 1 gold wire expanding bracelet, hunting horn end; 1 pair of Roman pearl ear- rings, gold wires for pierced ears; 1 gold br. ot. h ( rather large, for holding flowers), blister pearl end set diamond in shape of small daisy; 1 gold bar brooch, raised ruby in centre, surrounded with pearls. Information to the Deputy Chief Constable, Newport, I. of \ V., by whom the above reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of the thief or thieves, and the recovery of the property or in proportion to the amount recovered. 42.— Newport ( CountyV 16th ult. . at races a pair of Zeiss field glasses in brown leather case, " J. A. L." stamped on case, J. A. Labalmondiere, engraved on black surface of glasses. Information to the Deputy Chief Constable, Newport. I. of W. KENT. 43.— Wrens Cross ( County). — Between lst and 4th inst., from a dwelling house at Loose, A gold washed flat expanding neck chain, gold worn off where the clasp fastens; 2 lady's very old gold watches ( 1 very thin engine turned back, silver face, 1 all gold, bunch of tulips, rose, etc. engraved on back of case). Information to Supt. Neaves, Wrens Cross. LANCASHIRE. 41 — Garstang ( County). — 17th inst., by housebreaking, at Fulwood, a gold brooch, long oval, with diamond in centre, pink- lined compartment at back for hair, 15 or 18 ct.; 1 lady's gold ring, wedding ring shape, set ruby and two diamonds; 1 silver bar brooch, £ inch wide, fancy edges, two gold ivy leaves in front; 1 plain gold do., star of diamonds in centre ( may be paste); 1 gold heart- shaped pendant, red stone in centre, surrounded by small diamonds, short gold neck chain attach- ed, links fit closely, imitation of a snake; 1 silver watch, white dial, gilt hands, plain back, black numerals, back will not fasten; 1 lady's gold Geneva watch, open gold face, gold hands, key winder, cases fully engraved, a long gold chain, small oval link pattern, attached; 1 small gold bracelet padlock; 1 gold brooch, flat back and front, oval, one inch long, photograph of a gentle- man on one side, hair on the other, a short gold neck chain, rather heavy, square link pattern, attached; 1 Kruger half- crown, 1 Dollar piece, 1 fourpenny piece, and several foreign coins; 1 lady's graduated jet watch chain, ball pattern, well cut; 1 silver medal, gold centre, " Preston School Boys' League " on front, " Norman Helme" on back ; 1 silver medal, " Ord Cup " inscribed on front, " Norman Helme" on back; 1 do. with gold oentre, " Norman Helme " on back; 1 mar- riage law book, Morocco bound, silver mounted, and £ 1. Suspicion is attached to A MAN. age 35 to 40, height about 5 ft. 6 ins., wearing black overcoat and black bowler hat. Information to Supt. Scott, Garstang. OXFORDSHIRE. \~>. — Watlington ( County).— 18th inst., at Benson, a lady's silver keyless watch, open dial, black roman figures, " Germuen, Strand" supposed on face, leather wrist strap. Suspicion is attached to TWO FOREIGN SEAMEN, ages 25 to 30, complexions dark; on tramp. Information to Supt. Hope, Watlington. SHROPSHIRE- 46.— Wellington ( County).— 11th inst., at Albrighton, a bicycle, 28 in. frame, black enamel- led, flat handlebars, back pedalling brake, front rim brake, rat trap pedals, steel toe clips, new chain, Dunlop front tyre, B. S. A. fittings. Suspicion is attached to A MA. N, age 21 or 22, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 ins., hair light, wearing light mackintosh, and peak cap. Information to Supt. Fulcher, Wellington. 5 TA FFORDSHIRE. 47 — Stoke - on- Trent ( Borough). — loth iust., from a sub- post office at Hanley, 2 £ 1 postal orders, by a man age 25 or 26, height about 5 ft. 4ins,, sharp features, clean shaved, wearing dark jacket and vest, grey cap. The orders were cashed in name of A. Ash at Stoke- on- Trent, believed by a man age about 18, medium height and build, round features. Information to the Chief Constable, Stoke- on Trent. SURREY. 48.— Woking ( County).— 14th inst., from a hut at Bisley Camp, a boxwood razor case, about 9 ins. by 5 ins., " H. S. Sankey " engraved on a small brass plate let in the lid, containing 2 ivory handle razors, tooth brush, small comb, pair of scissors, pair of tweezers, razor strop; 1 pair of silver links, and a set of mother of pearl siuds ; pair of steel frame pince- nez in dark green case. Information to Supt. Marks, Woking. WARWICKSHIRE. M.— ShipstOn~ on- Stour ( County).— 8th of 9th inst., by burglary at Kineton, a silver War Medal ( Crimea Turkish), ins. across, about the thickness of a five shilling piece, minus bracket, " Capt. W. G. E. Webber, 42nd High- landers " around edge, Crimea, 1854 on face. Information to Supt. Hawkes, Shipston- on- Stour. YORKSHIRE ( East Riding). 50.— Hull ( City).— Between loth and 18th ult., 12 fruit knives, single silver blades, pearl handles, 1 wooden case containing 6 pairs of tea knives and forks, silver blades, pearl handles; 2 silver sugar spoons; 1 do. caddy spoon, oblong bowl; 1 do. cake knife, pearl handle, hack of blade saw pattern, in case; 1 do. engraved blade ( all have the manufacturer's initials, C. W. F. thereon); 1 case containing 6 dessert knives and forks, elec- tro plate, pearl handles, saw pattern half way up the back of the blades; 1 case containing 6 electro- plate dessert knives and forks, engraved blades, white oelluloid handles ( bearing the manufactur- er's initials C. W. F. S. E. P. on blades), all new. Between the 10th and 12th inst., ten straight meerschaum pipes, amber mouth pieces, about inches long, in cases; 10 do. larger, in cases stamped inside genuine meerschaum; 8 meer- schaum pipes, amber mouthpieces, in cases; 10 do. larger in cases stamped outside case block meer- schaum; 26 meerschaum cigarette holders, imi- tation amber mouth pieces; 5 do. and 12 do. samples. All the pipes are ready for the mounts to be fixed. Information to the Chief Constable, Hull. PROPERTY RECOVERED. BEDFORDSHIRE. 51.— Bedford ( Borough). — Lady's Premier Bicycle, Case No. 47, 7th inst. BERKSHIRE. 52.— Windsor ( Borough).— Piano No. 6, l? t7f InsT, at Richmond. organ, case CUMBERLAND. 53.— Whitehaven ( County).— Jacket, < fcc., Case No. 50, 31st ult., and thief arrested. KENT. 54.— Dover ( Borough).— Spoons, etc., case No. 88, 14th inst., and thieves arrested. SUSSEX ( East). 55.— Eastbourne ( Borough). — Telescope, Case No. 54, 7th inst., and thief arrested. PROPERTY FOUND IN POSSESSION OF A PRISONER. WARWICKSHIRE. 56.— B irmingham ( City).— Found in possession of EDWARD COLLEGE, a pickpocket, 3 pairs of prismatic binoculars ( 1 pair by C. P. Georz, Berlin, old style, mark 9. x. Frieder Bino- cle, Germany, 69545, agents, T. and H. Doublet, Opticians, 39, Moorgate Street, London, black, finished in black goat; 1 pair by Chafes Arons- berg, 24, Manchester Street, and Exchange Sta- tion, Liverpool, mark D. A. R. O. P. 7. x. 5313, black finished in black morocco; 1 pair by Carl Zeiss, Jena, mark " Silvamer, 6x219923, agents, Neg- retti and Zambra, London, black, finished in black morocco). Supposed stolen on Race courses. PERSONS OR BODIES FOUND. SUSSEX ( East). 57.— Battle ( County).— 15th inst., in a pond at Ticehurst, the body of a man, age about 50, length 5 ft. 10J ins., complexion pale, hair and moustache dark brown, eyes grey, ring tattooed on 2nd left finger; dress dark mixture overcoat, black jacket and vest, dark mixture trousers, red, grey, and blue striped flannelette jsltyrt, ipink merino vest, red and brown knitted chest protec- tor, polo collar, size 16, New Cleveland tie, light boots plain fronts, grey mixture cap. Information to Supt. Dalmon, Battle. APPREHENSIONS. 58 — Metropolitan Police District, Convict Supervision Office.— HENRY WILLIAMS, Office No. 2741- 02, tabular form, 7th inst., at Reading. 59.- Metropolitan Police District, Convict Supervision Office.— SAMUEL CHARITY, Office No. 1580- 99, tabular form, 24th March, 1911. Sentenced to 3 mouths imprisonment 17th inst. 60.— Metropolitan Police District, Convict Supervision Office.— FREDERICK TYLER, Office No. 774 04, tabular form, 7th October, 1910. 61.— Metropolitan Police District, F Division.— FREDERICK WENTWORTH, Office No. 89- 05, and GEORGE WENTWORTH, Office No. 505 05, case 4, 6th January, 1911. 62 - City of London. — EDWIN RUS- SELL, case No. 7, 17tli ult. 63.— Berkshire, Windsor ( Borough).— JAMES SCOBLE, Case No. 7„ 23rd December, 1910. 64. Carnarvonshire f Gon wa y ( County).— GEORGE ROBERT BURSNALL, case No. 10, 16th December, 1910, at North Ormesby. 65— Cumberland, Whitehaven ( County)— JOHN HOWLETT, Case No. 10, 31st ult. 66.— Glamorganshire, Cardiff ( City). — FRANK ROWLINGSON, Office No. 330- 11, case 14, 7th inst. 67.— Hampshire, Bournemouth ( County).— HENRY C. WILLIS, case No. 19, 31st uit. 68. - Hertfordshire, Watford ( County). — JOHN WILLIAM FINLAY, case No. 22, 14th inst. 69 - Kent, Tunbridge Wells ( Borough). JOE EPPS, correct name BEENEY, case No. 87, 14th inst. and bicycle recovered. 10.— Yorkshire ( East Riding), Hull ( City).— ERNEST WILLIAM ASTILL, case No. 52, 17th February, and MARK PARKIN, case No. 42, 81st ult. LATEST INFORMATION. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT 71.— X. Di visio n.— For stealing ( bailee) a van, W1LLTAM LESTER, age 39, height 5 ft. 8 in., good build, complexion fresh, round face, straight nose, hair ( curly) light, eyes blue; dress, blue serge coat and vest, grey striped trousers, green soft felt hat, brown lace boots and leggings. A native of Kilburn. Is fond of horse racing and may be found in company of low hor6e dealers. Warrant issued. 72.— X. Division.— For stealing from her lodgings, bed linen ( recovered), MARTHA GRIMES, age 61, height 4 ft. 11 ins., complexion fresh, hair and eyes grey, cut scar inside right forearm, wearing black cape, light blouse, black bonnet, lace boots. An Ironer, supp ised a native of Notting Hill. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, New Scotland Yard, S. W. APPREHENSION. METROPOLITAN POLICE OISTRICT 73 — s. Division. — A. ADAMS, alias GEORGE SHIELDS, ease No. 5, 27th January> st, and committed for trial at Herts. Quarter Sessions, St. Albans, 13th June next, 6 THE POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1911. 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 be strictly cautioned and directed to report forthwith. Name and Metropolitan Office No. AOi-: 25 26 57 IKIGIIT CO MI'. UAi : t EYES. REMARKS. Conviction, Prison Register Number and Date Liberated. LICENCE- HOLDERS. CHARLES MURRAY, alias PALMER, SLANEY and HAKRY SHEPHERD. Office No. 294- 11. LUTHER, CHARLES, alias WM. THOMP- SON. Office No. 3325- 01. MARTIN, McHUGH, alias McKEW and FRANK MARTIN. Office No. 695- 00. « 81 5 6$ 5 6} fresh fresh fresh dk brn dk brn brn grey hazel grey Scar point of rt hand, back rt forefinger, back It thumb, web of It thumb and two sears back It forefinger. Scar right side of head; peacock, sailor, snake, flower, soldier's head, bird in branch tatooed on right arm ; flower and butterfly right band ; scar top of left cheek, flower back left hand. Native of Dudley. Sear over right and left eyebrows, corner of right eye, back of head, back of left hand, nose ( crooked). A stevedor, native of Co. Mayo. Sentenced Middlesex Sessions, 4th August, 1906, to 6 years penal servitude and 2 years Police super- vision for burglary. Licensed 11th February, 1911. Supervision expires 3r 1 August, 1914. g 370. Sentenced Coventry adjourned County Quarter Sess- ions 18th October, 1906, to 4 years penal servitude for burglary, & c. Licensed 3rd inst. Remanet expires 27th June, 1911. d. g. 228. Sentenced Liverpool Assizes, 7th May, 1908, to 3 years penal servitude for uttering counterfeit coins. Licensed 23rd February, 1911. Remanet expires lst February, 1912. a. f. i. 267. List of Licence- Holders, Supervisees, Expirees, who have been re- apprehended, for the week ended 15th April, 1911, with the result, & c. Division eoncerne.' Office No. NAME. 1 Sentence Date and Place. Fresh Offence with which charged. Re- convicted in Name of Name and Division of Officer. w. M. X. E, G. F, SY. X. G, J, N. T. I L- E. K. D. E. G. S. T. Y. lE. Y. B, G, J. K. A. E, G. B. iD. T. S, Y. E. W. T. K. 1040— 02 BRADFORD, GEORGE 987— 02' BREWER, WM. THOMAS 1660— 01 CASS, JAMES 1972— 07 CUTTING, JOSEPH 3661— 99 DALEY, JAMES 3807— 96 HAGAN, JOHN 1924- 02 HARRIS. JOHN 1805- 06 HARVEY, GEORGE 2722- 02 HOWSE, CHARLES 2141— 07 LOWRIE, FREDERICK 3314— 02 MORTON, ALFRED CECIL 3483— 02 OLLIFFE, WILLIAM 186- 06 PEGLER, GEORGE 1352- 02 RAYMOND, WALTER 1656— 00 ROBSON, CHARLES 590- 01 RYAN, JOHN 1442— 08 RYDER, PERCY 1044— 00 SMITH, JOHN 1771— 02SNELL, EMMA 770— 08 TUCKER, ALFRED 931— 04 WALKER, THOMAS 37o— 98' wiLTON, GEORGE 0 months h. l. 20s. & 13s. or 14 days h 1. 12 months h. l. 1 months h. l. 10s. or 7 days h. l. 6 weeks h. l. 6 years p. s. S months h. l. 12 months h. l. i months h. l. 15 months h. l. 10s. or 1 month h. l. 3J years p. s. 3 years p. s. and 5 years detention 9 months h. l. 12 months h. l. £ 6 or 21 days h. l. 14 days h. l. 12 months h. l. 18 months h. l. 3 years p. s. 3 months h. l. 10th Apr., Sheffield Q. Sess. 12th Apr., W. London P. Ct. 11th Apr., Tower Bridge P. Ct. 10th Apr., Brentford P. Sess. 11th Apr., Old Street P. Ct. 12th Apr., Marylebone P. Ct. 8th Apr., Middlesex Sess. 8th Apr., North London P. Ct. 11th Apr., South Western P. Ct. 17th Jan., Lambeth P. Ct. 10th Apr., Sheffield Q. Sess. 13th Apr., Clerkenwell P. Ct. 10th Apr., Middlesex Sess. 8th Apr., Middlesex Sess. 13th Apr., West Ham P. Ct. 13th Apr., Westminster P. Ct 10th Apr., Marlborough St. P Ct 10th Apr., Windsor P. Ct. 8th Apr., Marlborough St. P. Ct. 10th Apr., Bradford City Sess. 5th Apr., Gloucester Sess. 8th Apr., Bow St. P. Ct. Fowlstealing Same Name Larceny Same Name Failing to report JAMES WITCHCRAFT Drunk and assault Same Name Drunk, kc. Same Name Begging JAMES MAYLES Burglary WILLIAM RAY Assisting to manage brothel P. of C. Act Same Name Same Name Larceny False pretences FREDERICK LAWRENCE Same Name Drunk, kc. Same Name Receiving GEORGE TAYLOR Burglary WALTER GROVES P. o C. Act Same Name P. of C. Act JAMES MCCARTHY Wilful damage Sam* Name Failing to report Same Name P. of C. Act Same Name Housebreaking ALFRED WILDMAN Burglary, 4c. Same Name Suspected person FREDERICK BAXTER P. C. Poole, 425T, and P. O. 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