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Thds Gazette is published for Police information only, and the Police throughout the Colony are inst/ructed to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the contents.
M. S. SMITH, Superintendent of Police.
No. 23.] WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2. [1876.
Circular Orders and Miscellaneous complexion; is charged, on warrant issued on 10th Information. ult., at Knock Brack, with speaiing and carrying away a number of sheep, the property of Thos. CO. 7is3,—-A. certain number of immigrants have Drage, about the end of May or the beginning of arrived in this Colony, since 1874, per ships Lady June, near the Murchison Eiver. Elizabeth, Daylight, Lady Louisa, Charlotte Padlmry, and Robert Morrison. Police officers in charge at any TOMMY, ab. native, of Murchison Eiver. Des of the seaports will forward through their Divisional cription—stout, age about 26 years, height about Sft. Officers from time to time, a report showing the names 7in., dark hair, dark hazel eyes, long and oval visage, of any of the above immigrants who may leave the black complexion; is charged, on warrant issued on Colony. Eeport to give place and date of departure, 10th ult., at Knock Brack, with absconding from name of ship, and destination. the service of Thomas Drage, on or about the 29th M. S. SMITH, June, 1876, and also on the same day did steal and Superintendent of Police. carry away, from a shepherd's hut, a quantity of 14-7-76. provisions and clothing.
JACK alias GIGANA, ab. native, of Murchison Warrants Issued. Eiver. Description—middling stout, age about 30 JOHN HOGAN, exp., late Reg. No. 2266. Des years, height Sft. 8in., dark hair, dark eyes, long cription—stout, age 63 years, 5ft. 6|in. high, black visage, black complexion; is charged, on warrant hair, dark grey eyes, round visage, full Complexion; issued on 10th ult., at Knock Brack, with spearing a laborer; is charged, on warrant issued at York, on and attempting to carry away 5 sheep, the property the 24th ult., with breach of contract. Vide Appre of Thomas Drage, near the Murchison Eiver. hensions. WILLIAM SMITH, exp., late Eeg. No. 9301. Des DiE-o-o, ab. native. Dcscrpition—stout, age about cription—stout, age about 36 years, height Sft. 7|in., 33 years, height about Sft. 6in., dark hair, dark eyes, light brown hair, grey eyes, oval visage, fresh com oval visage, black complexion, rather pockmarked; plexion. Marks—sailor and flag left arm, pock charged on wai-rant issued on the 10th ult., at marked ; trade, bricklayer and plasterer; is charged Knock Brack, with spearing and attempting to carry on warrant issued at Geraldton, on the 7th ult., away five sheep the property of Thomas Drage, near with deserting the service of John Eyan. Vide the Murchison River, on the 2nd June, 1876. Apprehensions.
JiMMET, ab. native, of Murchison Eiver. Des CHAELES MAESHALL, free, is charged on warrant cription—slight, about 20 years, height about Sft. issued at Premantle, on 26th ult., with deserting 6in., dark hair, speck on one eye, long visage, black the service of Edwin Foss Duffield. Vide Appre complexion; charged on warrant issued on the 10th hensions. ult., at Knock Brack, with spearing and attempting to carry away five sheep, the property of Thomas EEIJBEN EOPEE, exp., late Eeg. No. ; is charged Drage, near the Murchison Eiver, on the 2nd June, on warrant issued at Guildford, on 24th ult., 1876: also charged, on warrant issued on the 10th with deserting the service of Alex. Warren, on the ult., at Knock Brack, with stealing one loaf of bread 19th ult. Vide Apprehensions. and one pocket knife. JOHN HACKETT, exp., late Eeg. No. ; is charged, TADDEE, ab. native, of Murchison Eiver. Des on wan-ant issued at Guildford, on the 27th ult., cription—stout, age about 32 years, height Sft. S^in., with deserting the service of Thomas Middleton, on dark hair, dark hazel eyes, round visage, black the 25th ult. Vide Apprehensions. 90
Miscellaneous. Apprehensions. WILLIAM SMITH, exp., late Eeg. No. 9301, by THOMAS DOUGLASS, t.l. 9716, charged by Corpl. Archdeacon, at Perth Police Court, on the 24th ult., P.C. Carroll, at Cut Hill, Mines Eoad, on 9th July, with supplying Dennis Metheringham, exp., late 1876. Vide Warrants issued. 3416, a prohibited person, with liquor, to wit, one glass of ale, on the 22nd ult. Fined 20s. and CHAELES MAESHALL, free, by L.C. McKay, at cautioned. Fremantle, on 26th July, 1876. Vide Warrants issued. At Fremantle Police Court, on the 29th ult., Corpl. O'ConneU charged Patrick Moloney, licensed EETJBEN EOPEE, exp., late Reg. No. by P.C. publican, with allowing an intoxicated person to Hacket, at Guildford, on 25th ult. Case dismissed, remain on his premises. Fined <£3. Vide Warrants issued.
At Geraldton Police Court, on the 25th ult., JOHN HACKET, exp., late Eeg. No. by L. Ser James Pager, exp., late Eeg. No. , was charged geant Furlong, at Guildford, on the 27th ult. with keeping a public board and lodging house Eemanded to 1st August, 1876. Vide Warrants without a license. Fined £5 and costs. issued. A
Vide C.L 168. Vide Warrants issued, page 77. The dog therein described, was found by Neal BILLY WOOPAL, ab. nat., on the 19th ult., at Paton, at Long Forest. Wildcutting, by L.C. McCreery. Eemanded to Perth. GEOEGE WILSON, t.L, Eeg. No. 6008, was fined 5s., at York, on the 26th ult., for neglecting to send in Vide Warrants issued, page 74. his half-yearly return. TOMMY NONGUP, ab. nat., on the 19th ult., at Walwaling, by P.C. Edwards; brought up at JAMES MCKENNA, exp., charged by P.C. Edwards, Beverley, on the 20th ult., and discharged. at York, on the 25th ult., with supplying spirituous liquor to ab. native Jemmy Quaker, and woman Vide Warrants issued. Mary, on the 27th June. Fined .£5 and 18s. costs. JOHN HOGAN, exp., late Eeg. No. 2266, on the 24th ult., at York, by P.C. Osborn, and sentenced Vide Apprehensions, page 83. on the 25th ult., to 2 months' imprisonment. WILLIAM DAY alias HEALING, exp., late Eeg. No. 6327, brought up at York, on the 26th ult., and Vide Warrants issued, page 86. committed for trial. ALBEET MCINTOSH SKIEVING, free, at Vasse, on the 19th ult., by P.C. Butterworth. Remanded. Vide Apprehensions, page 83. JOSEPH WATKINS, exp., late Eeg. No. 1779, Vide C. I. 178. brought up at York, on the 25th ult., and sentenced WILLIAM GOU, exp., late Eeg. No. 8271, arrested to three months' imprisonment. and property recovered at Perth, by P.P.C. Scott, on the 19th ult. THOMAS KEEE, exp., late Eeg. No. 8624, charged at Premantle, by P.C. McGregor, on the 28th ult., with supplying liquor to Thomas Jackson, a pro Stealing in Dwellings, from the hibited person. Fined <£5. Person, &c. From the bed of Francis Pitch, exp., on the night WILLIAM PEATT, free, about 25 years of age, was of the 26th ult., while in Guildford Hospital,—one accidentally killed at Forrest's Swamp, on the 23rd .£1 W.A. bank note, and 4s. 9d. in silver. Thomas ult., while in the act of putting a wedge under a log, Shaw, exp., late Reg. No. 9966, and Alfred Farmer, which rolled over him, smashing his head and arms. free, who were in the Hospital at the same time, suspected.—C.L 177. JOSEPH PEEEY, c.r., Eeg. No. 8681, has reported going to Champion Bay, where he intends residing for a time. From the premises of John Griffiths, exp., Howick Street, on the 29th ult.,—1 large saucepan, and Vide C.L 176. about 60 lbs. potatoes in a bag.—C.L 178. Vide Apprehensions. GEOEGE WOODCOCK, exp., late Reg. No. 4729 and 9973, pleaded guilty at Perth, on the 31st ult., of stealing the watch, and sentenced to 6 months' h.l. Stolen from the ofiice of Mr. W. Boler, Chief ' Watch recovered by Sergt. McLarty. Engineer of the Geraldton Railway Works, on the 25th ult.,—a Meerschaum pipe; bowl of pipe was a woman's head pattern, slightly coloured, with a THOMAS JOHNSON, t.l., Eeg. No. 8038, charged by L.C. McKay, at Fi-emantle, on the 31st ult., with crooked stem ; identifiable.—C.L 179. being illegally at large in the Fremantle District. Sentenced to 7 days' imprisonment. This man left Prom the verandah of the Emerald Isle Hotel, the Imperial Invalid Depot on the 25th ult., without Fremantle, on the 28th ult.,—one woollen shawl, a pass, and did not return till the 29th ult. black and white shepherd's plaid, rather old; also one woollen shawl, black and white striped on a red ground, nearly new; both articles identifiable.—C.L Burglary and Housebreaking. 180. MICHAEL MCCAETHY, t.l., Eeg. No. 6389, by P.C. Carroll, on the Harvey Road, near H. Offer's, on the From the hut of William Miller, exp., late Reg. 23rd inst., charged with breaking and entering the No. on the 12th ult., at Wootpennary Corner,— the dairy of John Thompson Logue, at the Harvey, one watch, maker's name, Barlow, London; one suit and stealing therefrom one table knife, one loaf of of grey tweed, nearly new, and a small quantity of bread, and some cheese; the knife and cheese found tea, sugar, and flour. Gilfred Ehodes exp late in his possession, on arrest. Eemanded. Eeg. No. 7527, suspected.—C.L 181. 91
Certificates of Freedom. Extract from the South Australian Eeg. No. 8575 Charles HofP, received his Certificate Police Gazette. of Freedom, at the Perth Police Court, on the 31st July 5, 1876. ult., convicted of robbery (with others) with violence, at Cardiff, in Glamorganshire, on the 19th July, STOLEN. 1864, and sentenced to 12 years' penal servitude. On the 23rd June, at Adelaide, from a case of haberdashery, five cardboard boxes, containing 30 Tickets-of-Leave. silver hunting watches, Geneva pattern, f plate, JAMES BUSFIELD, Eeg. No. 9676, has been granted American manufacture, " A. M. Watch Company, a Ticket-of-Leave on own account in the Murray Martyn Square, Waltham, Mass." engraved on the District. plate. The property of D. & W. Murray. WILLIAM KNIGHT, Eeg. No. 9956, has been granted a Ticket-of-Leave on own account in the MISSING FRIEND. Champion Bay District. Information is requested of a young gentleman of the following description:—19 years of age, about Conditional Pardon Sft. 6in. high, rather broad set, light and very coarse granted to:— hair, a slight fair moustache, very light eyelashes, JOHN MCPHEESON, Eeg. Nos. 40-54 and 9988, con two moles on his face, reddish bro'wn eyes, straight victed of rolibery at Glasgow, in Lanarkshire, in prominent nose, speaks slowly with nervous September, 1854, and sentenced to life transportation. twitching of the eyelid ; disappeared from his home This man received a sentence of 12 years' penal in November last, wore when last seen a light over servitude at the Supreme Court, W.A., in July, coat, dark striped trousers, soft felt hat, and a white 1870, for forgery. His Excellency The Governor has shirt with his name written on it in full, the initials been pleased to remit 6 years' of the latter sentence. of which are C. G. A reward of .£50 is offered by Messrs. Janson, Cobb, and Pearson, Solicitors, No. Property Found. 41 Finbury Circus, Loudon, to any person who shall On the White Eoad, near Bunbury, on the 7th give such information as shall lead to his recovery: ult.,—one f(!male's water-proof cloak, dark grey information to Detective Officer, Adelaide. tweed, four buttons down front, cape bound, and two rows of braid above binding. Now at Bunbury Extract from the Victoria Police Gazette. Police Station. June 21, 1876. Stolen at Noumea, New Caledonia, from the On the 24th ult., on Perth Causeway,—one bag steamer Lord Ashley, while on her passage from of chaff. Now at Detective Office. Noumea to Sydney, between the 21st and 27th ult., the property of Anna Bauer, a passenger at present In St. George's Terrace, Perth, on the 28th ult., residing at No. 149, Castlereagh Street, Sydney,—A —1 pair female's brown cotton gloves. Now at pair of gold earrings, a large diamond in centre Detective Office. with small ones round ; a gold ring with a diamond set in square of black enamel; a gold ring, snake At Cut Hill, on the 25th ult.,—an old single pattern with turquoise head and diamond eyes ; a barrel gun, with new Shea-oak stock, cock on left gold ring, round cameo with an anchor, a cross, and hand side. Now at Lakes Police Station. a heart engraved on it; a gold ring set with turquoise, in shape of a flower; a pair of large round gold In St. George's Terrace, Perth, on the 29th ult.,— earrings, with gold bars through, and black stones an order on G. B. Lefroy, Treasurer of Plains Eoads at top ; a pair of earrings, brooch and sleeve links of Board, dated 28th July, 1876, for the sum of .£26, pink coral; an oval brooch enamelled and set with signed Darcy, Guildford. Now at Detective Office. pearls, a painting in centre representing a shepherd and shepherdess; a large size gold watch, plain; a In Barrack Street, Perth, on the 26th ult.,—an large size old fashioned gold watch, enamelled order on G. Hayman, dated Mandurah, July 15th, green; a long narrow brooch with round jasper in 1876, for the sum of .613 Ss. 6d., signed L. Jeffrey. middle, and pearl in centre ; a bracelet three or four Now at Detective Office. fingers wide, plain gold top, and a bar of pink coral held by a ring surrounded with diamonds ; a chain Property Lost. shaped bracelet, very heavy, with jasper locket Near the W. A. Bank, Perth, on the 27th ult.,—1 attached, on which are engraved the letters " A.B." plain gold wedding ring, 1 gold keeper ring, 1 gold a gold bracelet engraved and set with a large dress ring, set with eight blue stones, and 1 amber amethyst, surrounded by smaller ones and pearls ; a stone in centre. gold bracelet, two gold watch keys, one large set with a ruby; an oval scarf ring opens with a spring ; a small Missing Friends. oval brooch set with rubies ; two gold pencil cases ; a i: Information requested respecting a man named gold necklace set with pink coral, with a cross in which 11 Edward Challenor, who, with his brother David, was are 8 pieces of pink coral; a coral necklace and cross, I . convicted of sheepstealing from Colonel M. Goodwin, a gold necklace with large cross, set with turquoise of Mt. Allyn, near Gresford, Wrexham, N. Wales, and rubies ; a pair gold sleeve links set with round and sentenced—Edward to life, and David to 14 amethysts, and a diamond flower in centre; two very years' transportation. Inquiry instituted by Chal- fine chains passed through a gold ring, a gold ienor's nephew, who has heard that his uncle died chatelaine with three chains, one of which is incom very rich some ten years ago. plete ; a gold locket, opens on one side, hair inside ; an eyeglass silver gilt, attached to a chain with a hook at the end ; a ring with small pearls forming a Horses and Cattle. cross with a diamond in the centre, and supjjosed to / P.C. Keen reports that on the night of the 23rd have a ruby at each end, and a ring in black hair ult., while camped in the bush about 35 miles on plaited at top, two claws in gold in the middle; a the Augusta Eoad, Police Horse Crosskeys broke small gold seal, engraved but without letters, but his hobbles and strayed away. Description—dark supposed to have a date in it; and a pocket knife grey, about 16 hands high, branded PC 30 near side, with a corkscrew with other implements in it. 12 years old, had on a new No. 3 brass bell, and Value .£400. Identifiable. leather hobbles. 92 PORTS OF ^V^ESTERN AUSTRALIA. Eegister of Expirees and Conditional Pardon Holders who have left the Colony during the Quarter ending June .'^Oth, 1876.
Late Date of Name and Condition. Kes. Name of Vessel. Ship in which Bemarks, No. Departure. arrived.
1876. Edward Brown, exp. 22nd April. 8.S. Bangalore Adelaide Clyde Middling stout; age 43 years; height HTt. 2iin.; dark brown hair, blue eyes, round visage, sallow com plexion, scar right elbow ; bricklayer. John Backman, exp. 13th May. Islander Hobart Town Norwood Middling stout ; age 43 years ; height 5ft. 7Jin.; brown hair, dark grey eyes, long visage, dark complexion ; fiddle-string maker. John Brown, exp. 7935 31st May, 8,s, Sumatra Melbourne ... Merchantman Middling stout; age 40 yearsj height 5ft, l^in.; brown hair, grey eyes, round visage, fresh complexion, heart right hand ; a stoker. George Carlos, exp, 10th June, Waterwitch Hobart Town Stout; age 3'> yeavfi; height 5ft. fiiin.; black hair, dark * Kftcehorse ... hazel eyes, round visage, dark complexion, man of color; a sailor. John Glynn, exp. Middling stout; age 40 years; height 5ft. 7iin.; brown 31 st May. S.S. Sumatra Adelaide Eacehorse ... hair, blue eyes, oval visage, sallow complexion; a groom. William George, exp. Stout: age 4-1 years; height 5ff. 54in.; dark brown hair, 5160 ISth May. Islander Hobart Town Edwin fox ... dark hazel eyes, oval visage, fresh complexion; a|k laborer. .^ William Harris, exp. 5224 20th April. S. D. Erskine Adelaide Edwin Fox ... Middling stout; age 51 years; height .5ft. .3iin.; lighg browii hair, grey eyes, long visage, sallow complexion; fai-m laborer. Charles Hartley, exp. 30th April. Offley Hobart Town Vimiera Stout; age 42 years; height .5ft. 2iin.; brown hair, light hazel eyes, lung visage, sallow complexion; scar left hand; a hawker. Charles Horseby, exp, 13th May. Islander Hobart Town Merchantman Middling stout; age 53 years; height .5ft. Gin.; brown hair, dark hazel eyes, long visage, salluw complexion; pimple left cheek ; a basket maker. John Johnson, exp. ISth May. Islander Hobart Town Belgravia ... Middling stout; age 36 years; height 5ft. 6in.; brown hair, blue eyes, long visage, sallow complexion; mole leftside; a labourer. James Ladd, exp. 7761 13th May. Islander Hobart Town Slight; age 35 years ; height 5ft, 3.Jin.; light brown hair, Clara gyey eyes, oval visage, fair complexion • scar centre of forehead ; scar corner right eye ; scar left cheek booe. Age 44 years; height .5ft. SJin.; dark brown hair, grey James Munro, exp. 357 31st May. 8.8. Sumatra Adelaide Mennaid eyes, long visage, fresh complexion • a shepherd. William Moore, exp. . 8664 19th June. Orwell Melbourae ... Vimiei-a Middling stout; age 36 years; height 5ft. Ijin.; brown hair, blue eyes, long visage, pale complexion, pock pitted; scar upper lip ; laFiorer, Samuel Brakes, exp. . 24th aUy. Brig Alexandra Mauritius ... Soindian Stout; age 61 years J height .5ft. 8in.; dark brown hair, hazel eyes, full visage, dark complexion, left eyebrow broken, M.B, on left ai-m. Thonaas Watkins, exp.. 8468 2eth April. Kebroyd Singapore Eacehorse MiddUng stout ; age 38 years; height 5ft. Bin.; brown hair, hazel eyes, oval visage, fair complexion; a laborer. Jeremiah Aher, exp., 0645 Sth May. Northern Light Melbourne ... Stout; age 33 years ; height Sft. 7iin.; dark brown hair, Hougoumont blue eyes, round visage, fresh complexion, a cut mark on forehead, a stoppage in speech ; a carpenter. Sup- osed to have lauded in Sydney. Is a liberated Fenian. John Ford, exp. 13th May. Laughing Wave Adelaide Phoebe Dunbar Slight; age 46 years; height Sft. 3jin. ; brown hair, grey eves, oval visage, sallow complexion, pockpitted; a laborer.
By Authority: RICHARD PETHER, Gov^m^ent Piint^r, Perth. ^ife
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This Gazette is published for Police information only, and the Police throughcmt the Colony are instructed to make themselves tJwroughly acquainted with the contents.
M. S. SMITH, Superintendent of Police.
No. 24.] WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9. [1876.
Apprehensions. MULLONG alias WILLIAM, ab. nat., Mr. COOK, ab. nat., and BILLY, ab. nat., arrested by Sergt. Watson, JEMMY WINMAR, ab. uat. on the 26th July, 1876, (place and date not given) and charged at Geraldton, at the Mission, by L.C. Troy, sent(3nced to 6 months' on the 2nd inst., with stealing a quantity of clothing, imprisonment. Vide Warrants issued, page 74, the property of Charles Deacon and Michael Murphy, on the 31st March last. Sentenced to three years' WILLIAM WOODS, exp., late Reg. No. 6775, by each at Rottnest. Second charge: Feloniously steal L.C. Hall, at Perth, on the 2nd August. Vide ing from the dray of John Craney, at EUibrilla, a Warrants issued. quantity of clothing, flour, sugar, tobacco and sundries, on the 25th January, 1876. Sentenced to two years' Vide Warrants Issued, each, cumulative, at Rottnest. JACK MUCK, ab. nat. on the 19th July, 1876, at Slab Hut Grully, by P.C. Hackett. Sentenced on the 24th July, 1876, to three months' imprisonment. Property Found. On the 3rd inst., on the Jumpitou Eoad, near Vide Burglary and Housebreaking, page 90. Baylup,—A Y'^IV of Dark Tweed Trousers, much MICHAEL MCCARTHY, t.L, Eeg. No. 6389, brought worn. Now at Guildford Police Station. up under remand at Bunbury, on the 28th ult., and sentenced to 12 months' hard labor. On the 8th inst., in Barrack Street, Perth,—A metallic memo. book. Now at Detective Office. Vide Warrants Issued, page 81. MUNGUGROW alias SAILOR, ab. uat., at Cossack, by On the 8th inst., in Barrack Street, Perth.—The P.C. Dalton. stump of a cheque book. Now at Detective Office.
Vide Warrants Issued, page 81. The Gold Wedding Ring, Gold Keeper Ring, and CHARLIE, ab. nat., by Sergt. Vincent, at Cossack, Gold Dress Ring, reported lost on the 27th ult. has on the 28th June. Discharged. been found. Mislaid, not lost. Vide property lost, page 91. Vide Warrants issued, page 81. The articles found by P. C. Barron, on the Albany GEORGIE, ab. native, by Sergeant Vincent, at Roebourne, on the 6th ult. Road, have been claimed by John Colgan, Pensioner, and handed over to him. Vide property found, page 71. Vide Wan-ants issued, page 81. WALLERING, ab. nat., by L.C. Glover, and P.C. Coppin, at George Eiver, on Sth July, 1876. Property Lost. Sentenced to 9 days' imprisonment. On Guildford Road, near Perth Causeway,—A walking stick with carved handle. New Zealand Vide Warrants issued, page 81. wood. FRED, ab. nat., by L.C. Glover and P.C. Cfoppin, at George Eiver, on 5th July, 1876. Dismissed. On the 2nd inst., the property of C. Clifton, Esq., Perth,—One white cockatoo.
PATRICK GOULDING, exp., late Eeg. No. 8274, by In Kojonup, on the 15th July, 1876,—A cheque P.C. Edwards, at Beverley, on the night of the 3rd for .£2 9s., drawn on the National Bank by A. E. inst., charged with making a brutal assault on a Growse, in favor of Thomas Phillips. Government native woman named Lucy, by nearly strangling her. account. No. of cheque 7, dated June 30th, 1876. 94 Miscellaneous. WILLIAM HEWITT, t.l., Eeg. No. 9765, at Perth, on the Sth inst., charged by Corporal Archdeacon ELIJAH WHITE, t.l., Eeg. No. 10050, at Tork, on with breach of Ticket-of-Leave Regulations, by work- the 1st inst.; charged by Sergeant Waldock with neglecting to send his half-yearly return; Fined Ss. ing on his own account without permission; fined 20s. and cautioned. WILLIAM BRANNON reports that sometime between JOHN LEIGHTON, free, at Roebourne, on the 17th the Sth June and 25th July, 1876, some person or ult., charged by Sergt. Vincent with unlawfully persons did maliciously destroy a certain dray that having in his possession 10 sovereigns and one half- was left at the Wandering Spring, by cutting the sovereign ; sentenced to 1 month imprisonment. shafts off and setting fire to the body of the dray.
On the 18th July, 1876, L.C. McDonald sold, by WILLIAM ROSS, free, seaman, at Roebourne, on the order of the Eesident Magistrate, at the Williams,— 21st ult., charged by Sergt. Vincent with conveying One black mare, branded on near side M, small star three native females, viz., Merigo, Sarah, and Mary to in forehead, about 15 hands high, aged. This mare sea in the cutter Mary, during the month of June, had a foal with her about 10 months' old. 1876. Fined £6 3s. 8d.
Vide Apprehensions, page 90. JOHN HACKETT, exp., late Reg. No. ; charged Warrants Issued. at Police Court, Guildford, with absconding from WILLIAM WOODS, exp., late Reg. No. 6775, is service; sentenced to 6 weeks' imprisonment. charged, on warrant issued at Perth, with stealing Vide Apprehensions, page 90. nine one pound bank notes from Thomas Eobinson, Vide Apprehensions. WILLIAM Gow, exp., late Reg. No. 8271, pleaded guilty, at Perth Police Court, and was sentenced on HENRY STARKEY, free. Description—stout, age the 2nd inst., to 3 months' imprisonment. about 22 years, about Sft. 3in. high, dark brown hair, round visage, fair complexion. Marks—pimples on JOHN BROWN, exp., late Reg. No. 7935, left face, varicose veins on the right side of one of his Albany, on the 31st May last, for Melbourne in the eyes. Born in Bolton, Lancashire; is charged, on s. s." Sumatra," Vide Police Gazette, page 85, and warrant issued at Perth, on the 2nd inst., with expirees left Colony, page 88. deserting the service of John de Mansfield Absolon. On the 30th instant, some person or persons stole or maliciously drove away from the run of George TIBBY, ab. native. Description—-middling stout, Simms, at Mount Bakewell, York, certain head of age about 28 years, height about Sft. Sin., dark curly cattle (unbranded). P.C. Lavery tracked them up hair, brown eyes, round visage, black complexion, and found them at Mr. Gregson's, 7 miles distant, speaks good English. Warrant, for a witness, issued but was unable to find any clue of the persons who at Albany, on the 19th July, 1876, to give evidence drove them away. against one Magarin alias Jim Kelly, for murder of ab. woman Duditch alias Mary.
' At the Fremantle Police Court, on the 3rd inst., MARK CLANFIELD, t.L, Reg. No. 8527. Des Charles Allen charged George Seymour, exp., late cription—stout, age 41 years, height Sft. 9jin., light Reg. No. 8125, with supplying liquor to a prohibited brown hair, hazel eyes, long visage, fresh complexion. person; fined =£5. Marks—sailor and flag M.O. right arm, crucifix left arm; laborer; is charged, on warrant issued at CHARLES ALLEN, also charged Christopher Fisher, Guildford, with deserting the service of the Swan t.L, Reg. No. 8558 and Eliza Gwynne with supply Road Board. ing liquor to a prohibited person; fined .£5 each. ROBERT DUNBAR, exp., late Reg. No. 9151. Des cription—stout, 36 years of age, Sft. 6|in. high, At Fremantle Police Court, on the 3rd inst., Geo. brown hair, hazel eyes, long visage, sallow com Thomas, landlord of the Albert Hotel, charged plexion, two middle fingers left hand split at top; Henry Davies, t.L, Reg. No. 6854, with being on his trade baker, now a laborer; is charged, on warrant premises for some unlawful purpose, on the night of issued at York, on the Sth inst., with breach of the 1st inst.; sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment. contract, contrary to 6 Vic, No. 5.
WANGALEE a Chinaman, at Eoebourne, on the 4th TOMMY WOOMBUT, ab. native. Description— ult., charged by Drummond Wanlass with attempt middling stout, about 35 years of age, Sft. 6in. high, ing to stab him with a knife; sentenced to one black hair, full visage; is charged, on warrrant month imprisonment. issued at York, on the Sth inst., with deserting the service of Thomas Parker. ALEXANDER STEWART, free, was charged at Gerald ton, on the 28th ult., with giving a false name to the DAVID HOPE, exp., alias CORNISHOR JOCK. Des Police. Discharged, having given his correct name. cription—thin, 30 years of age, Sft. Sin. high, sandy This man came to the Colony in August 1875, from hair and whiskers, light eyes, long visage, fresh Adelaide per s.s. " Georgette," and has been travel complexion, shepherd; is charged on warrant issued ling between the ports under the name of Alexander at Geraldton on the 31st ult., with deserting the Stewart, R. McKenzie, and Higgins. Police to keep service of A. & E. Lacey, of Warra Warra. a strict watch upon the movements of this man. SAMBO, ab. nat. of Murchison Eiver ; description —middling stout, about 14 years of age, 4ft. lOin. At the Police Court, Perth, on the 24th ult., high, dark brown hair, dark eyes, round visage, Edward Connor, C.P. 7373, landlord of the Horse black complexion.- KING BILLY alias WAREADEE, and Groom Hotel, was charged by P.C. Nugent ab. nat. of Murchison ; description—middling stout, with allowing reputed prostitutes to remain on his about 35 years of age, Sft. 8in. high, dark hair, dark premises, on the 21st July, 1876; fined dgS 4s. 6d. eyes, long visage, black complexion: TADDEE, ab. 95
nat. of Murchison; description—stout, about 32 Conditional Release years of age, Sft. B^in. high, dark hair, dark granted to:— hazel eyes, round visage, black complexion: INABATTA JOHN WILLIAMS, Reg. No. 9963. Sentenced to alius JIMMY, ab. nat. of Murchison ; description— seven years' penal servitude at the Supreme Court, stout, about 25 years of age, Sft. 8in. high, black Perth, W.A., in October, 1869, for shop-lifting. hair, dark eyes, oval visage, black complexion: are 1 charged on warrants issued at Northampton, on the RICHARD BUCKLE, Reg. No. 7646; convicted of 1st inst., that they did on or about the 27th July, administering poison with intent to murder at York, 1876, spear, kill, and carry away two bullocks, the in Yorkshire, on the 6th March, 1862. Life sen property of William Nancarrow, of the Murchison. tence. Reports remaining in Victoria district.
The conditional release of GEORGE STAINFORTH, Reg. No. 9007 has been forfeited, and a Ticket-of- Stealing in Dwellings, from the Leave granted to him on the 29th ult. Person, &c. From a fence near the Fenian Eoad, Perth, on the Tickets-of-Leave. 3rd inst., three mahogany rails.—C.L 182. JOSEPH ISSOTT, Reg. No. 7728, has been granted a Ticket-of-Leave on his own account in the Perth From Robert Lindsay, Pensioner, at the Horse and District. Groom Hotel, on the Ist inst,, one blue serge coat, with a band of same material for the waist.—C.L 183. William James, Reg. No. 9474, has been granted a Ticket-of-Leave on his own account in the York From the coat of Michael Roach, penisioner, while district. hanging in the Main Guard room, Perth, on the 2nd inst., one Turkish war medal.—C.L 184. Warrant Cancelled. The warrant for the arrest of ab. native Jimmy, Prom a horse, the property of Henry Martin, of for deserting the service of S. H. Viveash, has been Chittoring Brook, one pair of iron hobbles, old ones, cancelled. Warrant issued 6th December, 1875. and one horse bell. No description sent.—C.L 185.
At Irwin's l)oarding house, Murray Street, between Extract from the Victoria Police Gazette. the hours of 10 p.m. of the 6th inst., and 1 p.m., of June 21, 1876. the 7th inst., from the bag of Peter O'Neill, one ^£5 Stolen at Noumea, New Caledonia, from the National Bank note. No. 673, four £1 notes. No. and steamer Lord Ashley, while on her passage from Bank &c., not known, half sovereign in gold, ten Noumea to Sydney, between the 21st and 27th ult., shillings in silver, one gold keej^er ring with a the property of Anna Bauer, a passenger at present scratch inside, one brass scarf pin with pearl blister residing at No. 149, Castlereagh Street, Sydney,—A set in something like the shape of a horse shoe.—C.L pair of gold earrings, a large diamond in centre 186. with small ones round; a gold ring with a diamond set in square of black enamel; a gold ring, snake pattern with turquoise head and diamond eyes ; a Inquests. gold ring, round cameo with an anchor, a cross, and An inquest was held at Perth, on the Slst ult., a heart engraved on it; a gold ring set with turquoise, before E. W. Landor, Esq., R.M., on the body of in shajie of a flower; a pair of large round gold William Simpson, exp., late Reg. No. 7540, who was earrings, with gold bars through, and black stones found lying dead in a drain, on the 30th ult. at top ; a pair of earrings, brooch and sleeve links of Verdict—" Suftbcated in a drain, having fallen into pink coral; an oval brooch enamelled and set with it whilst in a state of intoxication." jjearls, a painting in centre representing a shepherd and shepherdess ; a large size gold watch, plain; a large size old fashioned gold watch, enamelled Vide Miscellaneous, page 90. green; a long narrow brooch with round jasper in An inquest was held at Bunbury, on the 27th ult., middle, and pearl in centre; a bracelet three or four before W. Pearce Clifton, Esq., R.M., on the body fingers wide, plain gold top, and a bar of pink coral of William Pratt, free. Verdict—" Accidental death." held by a ring surrounded with diamonds; a chain shaped bracelet, very heavy, with jasper locket attached, on which are engraved the letters " A.B." Burglary and Housebreaking. a gold bracelet engraved and set with a large On the 18th ult., the house of John Flint, exp., of amethyst, surrounded by smaller ones and pearls ; a Williams, was broken into for some unlawful purpose. gold bracelet, two gold watch keys, one large set with George Lilly, free, and Edward Lilly, free, arrested a ruby ; an oval scarf ring opens with a spring ; a small and charged, by L.C. McDonald, on the 27th oval brooch set with rubies ; two gold pencil cases ; a ult., with the above offence, and were committed for gold necklace set with pink coral, with a cross in which trial. Admitted to bail in the sum of .£200 each. are 8 pieces of pink coral; a coral necklace and cross, a gold necklace with large cross, set with turquoise and rubies ; a pair gold sleeve links set with round amethysts, and a diamond flower in centre; two very Certificates of Freedom. fine chains passed through a gold ring, a gold THOMAS SAVAGE, t.L, Reg. No. 9864, received a chatelaine with three chains, one of which is incom certificate of freedom at York, on the Sth inst.; plete ; a gold locket, opens on one side, hair inside; convicted of larceny at Pontefract, Yorkshire, on the an eyeglass silver gilt, attached to a chain with a 9th April, 1866, and received a sentence of 10 hook at the end ; a ring with small pearls forming a years' p.s. cross with a diamond in the centre, and supposed to have a ruby at each end, and a ring in black hair A certificate of freedom issued at Bunbury to plaited at top, two claws in gold in the middle; a small gold seal, engraved but without letters, but ROBERT CUNNINGHAM, c.r., Reg. No. 8242, on the 28tli ult.; convicted of maliciously firing a stack at supposed to have a date in it; and a pocket knife Maidstone, in Kent, on the 16th March, 1863, and with a corkscrew with other implements in it. Value =£400. Identifiable. sentenced to 10 years' penal servitude. 96
Prisoners discharged from Perth ClaoJ, fortnight ending August Sth, 1876.
Con dition. No. Name, Date discharged. Sentence.
Free Mitchell, John .. Drunk and disorderly 24th July 21 days. Exp. 9174 Haley, Michael .. Eesisting and assaulting Po Do. 14 days. lice Do. 8694 Eiley, Edwin Larceny Do. 6 months. Do. 8262 Ford, Thomas Eesisting Police; obscene 25th July 7 days ; 5s. or 7 days. language ... Free McCormack, John Drunk and incapable 26th July 21 days. Do. Skinner, John Assaulting Police; and at Do. 3 months. tempt to rescue prisoner Exp. 3617 TerreU, Winiam .. Drunk and disorderly; ob Do. 1 month; £2 16s. 9d. oi scene language 3 months. Do. 3597 Pagg, Edward Drunk, being a prohibited Do. 7 days. person Do. 6521 Breehant, Peter ... Drunk Do. 21 days. Do. 6978 Tozer, Fred. Drunk and disorderly; neg Do. 1 month; 1 month. lecting service Do. 9343 Warrington, Daniel Absenting from Service Do. 2 months. Do. 2012 Stewart, William Vagrancy; Contempt of Do. 3 months; 7 days, Court Do. 5152 Welsh, Peter Obscene Language; drunk... 28th July 1 month ; 21 days. Do. 4856 Murphy, Jas. Drunk and incapable 31st July 21 days. Do. 5458 Ford, James Drunk and disorderly 1st August 1 month. Do. 4222 Calligan, Jas Drunk and vagrancy Free Do. 1 month. Campion, B. Williamson Larceny by Bailee Do. Handed over to Tas- manian Police, for con Exp. veyance to Tasmania. 8262 Ford, Thos. Fighting 2nd August 7 days. Do. 1125 Brown, Wm. Assault Do. 311 Do. 2 months. MaUnirsh, John Drunk and disorderly 3rd August 14 days. Do. 1279 Morrison, Wm. Drunk and incapable Do. 7 days. Do. 1665 Fry, James. Vagrancy Do. 3 months. Do. 4145 Smith, Henry Drunk and disorderly 4th August 7 days. Do. 5549 Holmes, Edwd. Drunk and disorderly Do. 7611 Sth August 1 month. Alder, Thos. Drunk and vagrancy Do. 1 month. Do. 6712 Eowe, Henry Vagrancy Free Do. 2 months. Stratham, Edwd. Larceny in a ship ... Do. 1 month. Exp. 6676 Morrison, James Absconding from service Do. 3 months.
By Authority: RICHAED PETHEU, Govemment"Primer; Perth. ^^^
^^5^^#k ''i c ii^, is,I?,@'t;r,v.. Polite Ca^jttt^^
[ Published by Authority. ]
Th/is Gazette is published for Police information only, and the Police throughout the Colony are instructed to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the contents.
M. S. SMITH, Superintendent of Police.
No. 25.] WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16. [1876.
Circular Orders and Miscellaneous Stolen or lost, on the 9th inst., from the house of Information. F. W. Britton, Roe Street, Perth,—one brindle and CO. 7wri.—The Superintendent calls the attention white kangaroo bitch, very small head, thin tail, of officers and constables in charge of stations to the white legs and feet, and white breast; answers to the necessity for reporting the movements of Conditional name of Fly. Release holders with greater promptitude. M. S. SMITH, Stolen or lost from the per.son of Benjamin Superintendent of Police. Rollins, exp., late Reg. No. 4126, in Albany, since 10-8-76. the 9th inst,—two orders on John McKail & Co., one drawn by T. Norrish for £6 13s., the other drawn by W. Whitehead for £5 Is. 4d., dates not known.— Stealing in Dwellings, from the C.L 192. Person, &c. From the person of David Suttie alias Wallace, exp., late Reg. No. 7871, when in company with From a box on the premises of Caroline Sharp, at Catherine Anderson, Prostitute, at the house of Fremantle, on the 8th or 9th inst.,—one tweed coat, Edward Hughes, Pensioner, on the 7th inst.,—one 1 ]iair duck trowsers, 1 pair cord trowsers, 1 cotton W. A. Bank note, one National Bank note, numbers shirt, 1 felt hat, 1 pair braces. No further description not known, and eight shillings in silver.—C.L 187. scnt.~C.L 193. Vide Apprehensions. * This property has since been recovered, found in the possession of James Potter, t.l., Reg. No. 9545, From the room of William Ward, exp., servant to who is undergoing a sentence in Fremantle Prison. John McLarty, Pinjarrah, some time since the 1st inst.,—one jiair white fustian trowsers, nearly new, buttoned up the front. The bottom of both legs cut From th? hut of Joseph Orton, exp., late Reg. No. off and re-sewn. The seam near the left pocket 8670, at Delimine, on the 26th ult., § lb. tobacco, re-sewn. Identifiable. John Bates, exp., suspected. f fc. tea in a canvas bag, tin pannican, with no —C.L 188. handle, 20 His. flour, 5 lbs. sugnr, 1 damper, and a quantity of meat; ab. nat. Nalingnit and woman Stolen or lost since the 1st inst., from off Wm. Jinny suspected.—C I. 194. Cornish's horses, ou Pinjarrah Common,—one No. 8 brazed cattle bell, marked W.C, chain attached ; one From the hi^t of Thomas Harrison, exp., late Reg. No. 5, brazed cattle bell, marked W.C, with strap No. 1674, at Quersarup, on the 27th ult.,—a small and buckle on; one No. 4, brazed cattle bell, with a quantity of tea and sugar in two calico bags, 20 lbs. piece of new manilla rope attached.—C.I. 189. flour, 1 small tin pannican, top of a billy, 1 box matches, 1 pipe. Beaufort River natives Nalingnit From a box in the house of Mrs. McCarthy, at the and woman Jinny suspected.—C I. 195. Pier Hotel, Perth, some time between the 17th July and 1st August, 1876,—one grey calico night gown, 1 chemise, nearly new, 1 feather pillow, 1 cotton From the premises of Edward Riddleys, Grwalla pillow, 1 large antimacassar, 1 pair female's drawers, Mine, Northampton, on the 26th ult.,—one brindle nearlv new ; a woman named Molyneaux suspected — female pup, grey hound breed, age about three C.L 190. months.—CI 196.
From the Crown & Thistle Hotel, Fremantle, on From the premises of W. H. Hall, Geraldton, on the Sth inst., the property of Joshua J. Harwood,— the Sth inst.,—one bottle of syrup.—C.I. 197. Vide one old light tweed coat.—C.I. 191. Apprehensions. 98
• iFrom tlie store of Mr. Mong^eir, Yofk, 6ti the 12th Property Fotlfld. ' " inst.,—three wooden pipes.—CI. 198. Vicle Appre Pound on the Vasse and Bunbury road, on the hensions. 14th inst., 1 black and white plaid Crimean shirt and yards of red flannel; now at Vasse Pohce fetation. Prom the hut of Frederick Peacock, shepherd, H Condon Hills, on the 31st ult.,—about 4fts. of pork, Found on the Southern line on the 3rd inst. one *^ 12fts. of flour, 51hs. of sugar, sugar bag marked sheepskin used for a saddle cloth, now at Harvey "Mead" in ink; identifiable. Peter Walsh, exp., Police Station. suspected.—CI. 199. Found on the Bunbury and Vasse road, on the Sth Stolen, on the llth inst., from off a tree at the top inst., one black mackiutosh coat, new ; now at Vasse of Stirling Street,—one monkey jacket, blue lining, Police Station. torn under the arms.—C.I. 300. On the 29th ult., a short distance out of Albany, near the King River Road,—a leather bag containing J Ticket-of-Leave. one loaf, some meat, tea, sugar, and copper rivets. WILLIAM SMITH, Reg. No. 10054, has been Now at Albany Police Station. granted a Ticket-of-Leave on his own account in the Tork Pistrict. In Murray Street, Perth, on the llth inst.,—a piece of rope. Now at Detective Ofiice.
In Wellington Street, Perth, on the 12th inst.,—a Warrants Issued. basket and pair of scales. Now at Detective Ofiice. GEO. WINWOOD, exp., late Reg. No. is charged on warrant issued at Beverley, on the 6th ult., with In the Cathedral Ground, Perth, on the Mth deserting the service of George Flood. Vide Appre inst.,—a brass locket. Now at Detective Office. hensions. '•-•
ELLEN ^ MAES, married , woman, is, chai'ge(5: on !,warrant Issued at FyeuiftntlQ, on the, 10th in^t., with Miscellaneous. disobeying a summons for being drunk and disorderly at Fremantle, on the, 8th.inst. • GEOEGE WASHINGTON LOGUE, free, at Guildford, on the 8th instant, charged by P.C. Buck with allowing Colonial Wine to be consumed on his JAMES BERET, exp., is charged on warrant issued licensed premises on the evening of the 2nd inst., at Bunbury, on the 29th ult., with deserting the contrary to 36 Vict. No. 5, Section 10. Sentenced to service of J. F. Johnson. Vide Apprehensions. one month imprisonment and a fine of ^630; or in default of payment, six months' imprisonment with MICHAEL O'GEADT, free, master of s.s. Georgette, hard labor. is charged on warrant issued at Albany on the 10th inst., for that he did on the evening of the 8th inst. Vide C.I. 184. at sea, on board the s.s. Georgette, feloniously ravish and carnally know Louisa Cox, female, against her The Medal therein described was found in Beaufort will, &c. Vide Apprehensions. Street, Perth, and handed to Michael Roach.
]( THOMAS TOL?!, c.p., Reg. No. 6718, is charged on Vide Apprehensions, pages 90 and 93. 'warrant issued at Bunbnry, on the 8tl^ inst,, with JEMMT WINMAE, and BILLY WOOPAL, ab. natives, refusing to return to his employer George Simpson. brought up at Perth on the ,9th. inst.,, and sentenced Vide Apprehensions, P.G.,,page 58. to 3 months' imprisonment.""'"'-''^'' '••'"' *" '
"'' H'AE^LET V^iLKiNS, free, ammigrajit;, deS9Ji;^tion: - *JOSEPHBOVELL, licensed publican, was charged at slight, 22 years of age, 5ft 5in. high, dark brown 'the Vasse, on the Sth inst., with allowing John hair, blue eyes, oval visage, fresh complexion, a McPherson, exp., late. Reg. No. 6680, to remain laborer, is charged on warrant issued at Bannister, upon his premises while in a state of intoxication. on the 7th inst., with deserting the service of Francis Fined £2. • Steadman Watts, of Wandering. '','.. PATRICK GOLDING, exp., late Reg. No. 8274, charged at York on the 5th inst., by P.C. Edwards, Horses and Cattle. with an aggravated assault on ab. nat. woman Lucy, V at Beverley on the 3rd inst. Sentenced to 6 months' Stolen or lost from the run of James McDermott, imprisonment and to pay 20s. costs, in default of some time in June last, 130 sheep, notch out of the payment sentenced to 1 month imprisonment. Also, back of right ear, left ear is a fox, one of these sheep with supplying ab. natives Lucy, Polly, and Tommy has half of its face black on right side, and is two Norujup with spirituous liquors at Beverley, on the years old; the sheep three years old and upwards, 3rd inst. Fined £5 3s. 6d., in default of payment branded on right side of face. Supposed to have 2 months' imprisonment, cumulative on former gone to Swan or Williams. sentences.
JOHN COLLINS, exp., late Reg. No. 6450, charged Property Lost. by P.C. Edwards at Tork, on the 7th inst., with * SAMUEL GBOEGETTE, exp., late Reg. No. 9161, unlawfully selling to William Day, exp., at Morum- reported to Bunbury Police that on the Sth inst., he bine, on the 26th June, 1876, several bottles of rum, missed his coat from the jetty at Bunbury. Descrip contrary to 36 Vict. Sec. 38, No. 6. Also with tion : black pilot cloth top coat, rather long, double supplying ab. nat. Jemmy Quaker with spirituous breasted, black bone buttons, a small piece cut out of liquors at Moorumbine on the 27th July, 1876. left sleeve a little below elbow, and a small piece blue Fined ,£5 18s. 6d., in default 2 months' imprison cloth in the lining of the coat. ment. 99
JAMES WiLKfN MuNGUP PADDY, ab. nat., by P.Cs. BoveU and Absconders. Hackett, on the 25th ult.; charged by Sebastian Wells, free, with stealing 2 half-crowns, 1 looking 27. JAMES HOWE, exp., late Reg. No. 996, absconded glass, 6 lbs. sugar, | lb. tea, and other articles the from Mount Eliza Road Party, Fremantle Road, on property of Mr. Wells. Sentenced to 6 months' the 10th inst., while undergoing a sentence of three imprisonment vrith h.l. months' h.l. Vide Apprehensions. Vide Warrants Issued. MICHAEL O'GRADY, free, at Albany, on the 10th 28. DANIEL MOLLOY, R.C. Prisoner, Reg. No. inst., by P.Cs. Kennedy and Leary. Brought up on 9825, absconded from North Fremantle Bridge the llth inst., and dismissed. Quarry Party, on the 12th inst. Vide Apprehensions. t Prisoners discharged from Perth Gaol, week ending August 12th, 1876. Con dition^ No. Name. Offence. Date discharged. Sentence. Exp. 2012 Stewart, William Drunk 7th August 7 days. Do. 6025 Hogg, Joseph Abusive language ... Do 1 month. Do. 7541 Smith, Thomas ... Obscene language; violently Sth August OS.or 7 days; 5s. or 7days. resisting Police Do. 4878 KeUy, John Vagrancy; damage to a house Do 1 month; £o or 3 months, fine paid. Do. 9484 Jones, Thomas Drunk and disorderly; lar 9th August 7 days ; 6 months. ceny Do. 7971 Davis, Wm. Vagrancy; unlawfully hawk Do 1 month; i65 or 1 month. Free Melia, Micbael ing Do Drunk and disorderly 7 days. Exp. 4220 Bain, William Entering public house, being lOth August 7 days. prohibited Free ... Seymour, Robert Refusing to obey Officer ... Do 2 weeks. Do. Kelly, Patviok Di-unk and incapable Do. 21 days. Exp. 4743 Rose, WiUiam Assault llth August 1 month. Do. 9298 Smith, John Drunk and disorderly; ob 12th August 5s. or 7 days; 5s. or 7 days. scene languge Do. 7348 Barns, George Drunk and vagrancy Do 1 month. Do. 6678 Mclntyre, Tiiomas Drunk; obscene language... Do 21 days ; 40s. or 1 month. Free LogTie, Geo. Washington Breach of Wine & Beer Act Do 1 month, (sentence re mitted) . By Authority: RICHARD I'KTHER, Ooveniinent Printer, Penh. TfT'SnCt!' polite ^^^tttt^ [ Published by Authority. ] This Gazette is published for Police information only, and the Police throughout the Colony are instructed to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the contents. M. S. SMITH, Superintende7it of Police. No. 26.] WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23. [1876. Circular Orders and Miscellaneous bank, numbers not known ; the purse is black with a steel clasp, and is a lady's purse. Henry Ogborne, Information, exp., late 2706, and David Jackson, exp., 8609, CO. ''/im.—The Superintendent calls the attention suspected.—C.L 206. of officers and constables in charge of stations to the necessity for reporting the movements of Conditional From off a pony, near Beverley Bridge, on or Eelease holders with greater promptitude. about the 12th day of August, 1876,—one pair of M. S. SMITH, small iron hobbles, with link to be reversed when put on instead of spring; one No. 3 small steel bell with Superintendent of Police. flaw in top close to staple, and stopped with solder.— 10-8-76. C.L 207. Stealing in Dwellings, from the Warrants Issued. Person, &c. WILLIAM NORRIS, exp., late Reg. No. 6946. Description: slight, age 47, height 6 feet 8j in., From a clothes lino in the yard of the Pensioners' light brown hair, blue eyes, long visage, sallow Barracks, Fremantle, on the 14th inst.,—one cotton complexion; trade, a cooper; is charged on warrant and wool Crimean shirt, black and white pattern, issued at Newcastle on the 12th inst., with deserting nearly now.—CI. 201. Vide Apprehensions. the service of Daniel Connor, of Newcastle. From the stable of John Charles Chipper, in Murray Street, on the night of the 14th inst.,—one GEORGE MARRIOTT, exp., late Reg. No. 7203. truss of hay.—C.L 202. Description: stout, age 38 years, height 5 feet 9 in., light brown hair, light blue eyes, visage round, From the bush near Bunbury, on the 27th July, sallow complexion; marks,—scar on left hand, and on 1876,—one new cross-cut saw, 6ft. long, peg tooth forehead; trade a laborer,'; is charged on warrant rusted on one side, three iron wedges, one American issued at Tork, on the 16th inst., with feloniously axe, head battered and repaired, about six inches cut stealing one dark bay mare, whito star on forehead, . off handle.—C.L 203. Vide Apprehensions. Roman nose, the property of WiUiam Dixon, of Dangin. From the workshop of Thomas G. Molloy, at Perth, on the 17th inst.,—one spirit level, value 6s.— WILLIE WINTVIAR, ab. nat. Description—Mid C.I. 204. Vide Apprehensions. dling stout, age about 18 years, height about 5 ft. Sin. or 6in., black hair, round visage, black com From off a shelf in the shop of John Griffiths, plexion ; general servant; is charged on warrant Howick Street, Perth, between the hours of 7'45 p.m. issued at Newcastle, on the 18th August, 1876, with and 8 p.m., the 19th inst.,—one cheque on the W.A. deserting the service of Wm. Eaton, of Toodyay. Bank for ^9 IOs., drawn by H. Sherwood in favor of John Griffiths, dated 16th August, 1876. The PETEE, ab. nat.; is charged on warrant issued at cheque was dated 23rd August, but altered to the Geraldton, on the 12th inst., with being concerned in 16th by Shenvood.—C.L 205. the murder of George Curtis, in November, 1864, at the Geraldine mine. Vide Apprehensions. From the person of R. Quinn, in a private parlour at the Freemasons' Hotel, Perth, on the 19th inst.,— WooLEm, ab. nat. Description—Middling stout, one purse, containing one National Bank Note for age about 40 years, height Sft. lOin., black hair, dark one pound, and one ten pound note on the same eyes, long visage, black complexion; is charged on 102 warrant issued at Geraldton, on the 12th inst., with DENALIS CHARLEY, ab. nat., at the Upper Irwin, being concerned in the murder of George Curtis, in on the 13th inst., by P.C. Moriarty. November 1864, at the Geraldine Mine. Vide Warrants Issued, 28th July, 1874. WAERAGBREA, ab. nat. woman. Description— BABBAWA, ab. nat., by P.C. Carroll, at old Coalally, Middling stout, age about 30 years, height Sft. Sin., Murchison, on the 7th inst. Eemanded. dark hair, dark eyes, round visage, black complexion; -. V is charged on warrant issued at Geraldton, on the Vide C. I. 179. w 12th inst., with being concerned in the murder of THOMAS CASLET, t.L, 9116, and JAMES BAEEETT,* George Curtis, in November 1864, at the Geraldine t.L, 9665, by P.C Truslove, at Geraldton, on the Mine. 27th July, 1876. Acquitted. TouAR or TowAL, ab. nat woman; is charged on JOHN YOUNG, t.L, Eeg. No. 9923, absconded from warrant issued at Geraldton, on the 12th inst., with Newcastle District, arrested by P.C Lavery, at York, being concerned in the murder of George Curtis, ia on the 21st inst. November 1864, at the Geraldine Mine. JOHNNY WILLIAMS, ab. nat. Description—Thin, Inquests. age about 36 years, height 5ft. 7in., dark hair, dark An Inquest was held at Bunbury, on the llth eyes, thin visage, dark complexion, slightly pock inst., by W. P. Clifton, Esq., E.M., on the body of marked, very corpulent; is charged on warrant John Milloy, Exp., late Reg. No. 3206, who died issued at Geraldton, on the 12th inst., with being suddenly at the house of Wm. Non-ie, exp., of concerned'in'.the murder of George Curtis, in Novem Bunbury, on the 10th inst. Verdict—" Died from ber 1864, at the Geraldine Mine. Apoplexy, cause by excessive Drinking." WALGAMAREA, ab. nat. Description—Middling An inquest was held at Newcastle, on the 19th stout, age about 39 years, height about 6ft. 7in., inst., before Dr. Growse, on the body of James black hair, dark eyes, long visage, black complexion; Hughes, exp., late Eeg. No. 9632. Verdict—Died is charged on warrant issued at Geraldton, on the from natural causes. 12th inst., with being concerned in the murder of George Curtis, in November 1864, at the Geraldine Mine. Special. JOE, ab. nat.; is charged on warrant issued at Vide Burglary and Housebreaking, page 95. Maplestead, on the 12th inst., with stealing from a Information has been received at Detective Office, shepherd's hut at Winarling, a sheep dog and a Perth, that EDWARD LILLY, free, intends leaving the number of opossum skins. colony before the next Criminal Sitting of the Supreme Court, Perth, at which he is bound to appear. The Police will keep a strict watch upon Apprehensions. both Edward and George Lilly, and report their movements at once to Detective Office. Vide C.I. 201. WILLIAM STONE, free, at Fremantle, on the 14th inst., by P.C. McGregor; charged with larceny of a Crimean shirt. Sentenced to receive 12 strokes with Horses and Cattle. a birch rod. Stolen or lost from near Mr. George Longman's house, Victoria Plains, on the llth inst.,—one Hght Vide Warrants issued, page 77. bay stallion pony, with white blaze down forehead, BLUET, ab. nat., at the Blackwood, on the llth branded "GIT on one shoulder, had rope hobbles on, inst., by P.C. Moulton. Sentenced to 2 months' and is very quiet.—CI. 208. hard labor at Rottnest. P. C Edwards sold at Beverley, on the 14th inst., Vide C.I. 203. by order of the Eesident Magistrate, York,—one WM. WOOLFENDEN, exp., late Reg. No. 10057, at black mare, about 4 years' old, IS hands high, Bunbury, on the llth inst., sentenced to 3 months' branded G H on off shoulder. imprisonment. Vide Warrants issued, page 77. Certificate of Freedom. BILLY CURICAN, ab. nat., at the Williams, on the JAMES WARDEN, t.L, Eeg. No. 9905, received a . 16th inst., by L. Corpl. McDonald. Certificate of Freedom at York, on the 10th inst.; J convicted on the 25th July, 1866, at Maidstone, in Vide C. I. 204. Kent, for feloniously abusing a girl under 10 years' GEORGE GREENWOOD, t.L, 8285, at Perth, on the of age, and sentenced to 10 years' p.s. 18th inst., by P.C. Farmer. Dismissed. PUNCH, ab. nat., at Desert Sand Plain, on the Sth Ticket-of-Leave. inst., by P.C. Carroll. Warrant issued 22nd March, HENDRICUS ERENSHUISEN, Eeg. No. 9444, has 1873. been granted a Ticket-of-Leave on his own account in the Perth District. Vide Warrants Issued. f PETEE, ab. nat., at Yathonga, Murchison River, on the 6th inst., by P.C. CarroU. Eemanded. Conditional Release Granted to RICHAED BUCKLE, t.L, Eeg. No. 7646, Vide Warrants Issued. convicted of administering poison, with intent to GEORGE MARRIOTT, exp., late Reg. No. 7203, on murder, at York, in Yorkshire, on the 6th March, the Beverley Road, on the 16th inst., by P.C Lavery. 1862, sentenced to p.s. for life, reports remainiag in Eemanded. Victoria District. 103 Conditional Pardon Scab, that he, being the owner of certain sheep granted to :— ^ „ infected with scab, did neglect to report same according to Act of Council provided. Dismissed. THOS. DEYENS, t.L, Keg. No. 7507, at York, on the 18th inst.; convicted of attempting to shoot Superior MAEIA KIDNER alias MARIA GOULD, at Newcastle, Officer, with intent, at Benares, East Indies, in the on the 16th inst., was charged by P.C. Eaton with month of April, 1861, sentenced to p.s. for life. selling to ab. nat. woman Annie, on the 14th inst., four bottles of colonial wine. Sentenced to one Property Found. month's imprisonment with a fine of £'30, in default of payment of fine an additional month imprisonment. Found in Fremantle, on the 15th inst., —one Second charge for supplying ab. nat. woman Annie woollen saddle cloth, brown color, nearly new. Now with four bottles of colonial wine on the 14th inst. at Fremantle Police Station. Fined £h, in default one month imprisonment. Found near Mandurah, on the 5th inst.,—one GEO. LEADER, publican, at Newcastle, on the 19th brass cap off a spring trap axle, maker's name I. J. inst., charged by P.C. Eaton, with knowingly selUng Laird, London, No. 992, inside. Now at Mandurah on the 14th inst. to Maria Kidner, a prohibited Pohce Station. person, four bottles of colonial wine. Fined .£3 ISs. 6d. Property Lost. Between Perth Causeway and Grove Farm, Guild Forgery. ford Eoad, on the 17th inst., one black cloth monkey 83600 EEWAED. jacket, nearly new, red lining, torn on left side and OSCAR WALTER (Ossip Ivanovitch Walter), was sewn up with white thread, had a note in the inside a broker in Moscow, Eussia, and left there about the breast pocket belonging to Joseph Pyke, York. 14th November, 1876, with a Eussian passport signed by the Governor General of Moscow, bearing date of Between Mount Eliza Depot and Freemasons' September 2nd, 1875 (Eussian Calendar). After his Hotel, on the evening of the 21st inst., one green sUk departure, it was ascertained that he had committed umbrella, a little torn at top. forgeries to the amount of over 300,000 Eoubles, thereby victimizing several banks and individuals in the empire of Eussia. He is supposed to be now in Property Claimed. the American Continent. Description—about 36 The articles found by P.C. Carroll, on the Vasse years of age ; above the medium height; walks erect; and Bunbury Eoad, have been claimed by John is of rather pale complexion; high forehead; hair Eutherford, Exp., and handed over to him. Vide brushed back and thin on top of head; grey eyes; Property Found, page 98. large nose; wore moustache and beard clipped short, but on leaving Moscow, had only a moustache, which was tinged with grey on one side ; dresses neatly ; is The waterproof cloak found on the White Eoad, Eussian by birth, but probably speaks fluently near Bunb\iry, has been claimed by Miss Isadore German, French, and other languages. A reward of Mitchell, and handed over to her. Vide Property $3500, will be paid for the arrest and detention Found, page 91. (until seen by the undersigned) of said Walter, and information of said arrest must be forwarded at once Miscellaneous. by telegraph to Davies' Detective Agency, 17 and 19, William Street, New York, U.S.A., or office of Consul HENRY PATRICK MURPHY, free, at Bunbury, on the llth inst., charged by Snb-lnspector Wisbey General of the Eussian Empire, 50 and 52, Exchange with sup])lying ab. nat. George with fermented Place, New York, U.S.A., or Blatchford, Seward, liquor. Fined d£5 or one month's imprisonment. Griswold, and DaCosta, solicitors, 29 Nassau Street, New York, U.S.A., or Advertising Agency of Heme Eudolph Mosse, Berlin (S.W.), Germany. THOMAS BAEEETT, t.L, Eeg. No. 8800, at Newcastle, on the 16th inst., charged by Sergt. Peacock with not reporting his discharge from his master. Sentenced to one month's imjjrisonment. Absconders. 1. HENEY EINGTON, Eeg. No. 4620, Imperial Vide Apprehensions, page 99. Convict; arrived in the colony per convict ship Nile, CHAELES DENHAM, free, was brought up under in January, 1858. Description—Middling stout, remand at York, ou the 15th inst., and sentenced to present age 46, 5ft. 9in. high, sandy hair, dark brown one month's hard labor. eyes, long visage, fresh complexion. Marks—H.K. on each arm; a farm laborer. Absconded from a Vide Warrants issued, page 86. Convict Pai'ty at Point Eesolution on the 10th GEOEGE alias EOGEE BROWN, exp. late Eeg. No. October, 1868. HENRY EINGTON is shown in list of 8504, was brought up under remand at York, on the convict ship " Nile" as Henry Eington ; but in 15th inst., and committed for trial at the Supreme another part of ship list he is shown as Henry Court. Kington, with the same description, &c. There is evidently some mistake in spelling the name, and BRIAN F. FREELING, exp., late Eeg. No. 8286, at he may be going in the name of Kington. Perth, on the 19th inst., charged by P.P.C Pearson with being a loose, idle, aud disorderly person. 3. WILLIAM GOODLAND alias BILL ATTEL, Eeg. No. 8269, Imperial Convict; arrived in the Colony per Sentenced to three months' hard labor. convict ship Eacehorse, 1865, under sentence of 20 Vide C.I. 205. years, p.s., March, 1863. Descrij^tion—Stout, broad shoulders, present age 34, Sft. 7|in. high, dark bro^vn The cheque therein mentioned has been since hair, bald, light hazel eyes, long visage, fair com found upon the floor of Mr. Griffiths' shop. plexion. Marks—Anchor and J right arm; sailor and mermaid left arm ; a carpenter; has a spot size At Geraldton, on the 14th inst., THOS. MAJOE, of haK crown on left side of head void of hair; has free, was chai-ged by Mr. C D. Foss, Inspector of been in Eoyal Navy ; an EngUshman ; walks with a 104 Reg. No. was 7747, sentence 6 years p.s. on the 7th quick short step, turns right foot outward. Absconded May, 1861. Description-Stout, present age 39, Sft. from Convict Boat Party, Fremantle, on the 16th 4in. high, brown hair, oval visage dark complexion December, 1870, and is believed he went overland to Marks-Bayonet stab in neck, D left side, bullet South Australia with Bernard Stein in October, 1874. mark on right leg, wiUow left arm J. right arm; a 5. JAMES BAKER, Eeg. No. 9068, Imperial Con laborer. Absconded from Point Resolution Road vict ; arrived in the Colony per convict ship Corona, party on the 10th August, 1873. 1866, under sentence of 16 years p.s., 26th March, 9. HENRY PAEKENSON, Reg. No. 8674, Imperial 1865. Description—SUght, present age 69, 6ft. 3iin. Convict; arrived in the Colony per convict ship high, grey hair, grey eyes, round visage, dark com Vimiera, December, 1865, reconvicted for larcenies in plexion; a laborer. Absconded from Northam this Colony. Description—MiddUng stout, present Convict Eoad Party on the llth July, 1871, last heard of at DeBurgh's, Moore Eiver. a<^e 36, Sft. 6|in. high, brown hair, grey eyes oval visao-e, fresh complexion. Marks—Dot and H on 6. HENRY BEADBUEY, Eeg. No. 5979, Imperial left arm; a laborer. Absconded from North Fre Convict; arrived in the Colony per convict ship mantle Depot on the Sth March, 1874, believed to be Lincelles, January, 1862. Description—Stout, pre in or near Perth. sent age 36, 5ft. 5iin. high, light brown hair, hght hazel eyes, long visage, fresh complexion; a butcher. 11. WILLIAM LEIGH alias FRANK KELLY alias WILLIAM LEE, Eeg. No. 9964, Colonial Convict; Absconded from Convict Boat Party, Fremantle, on (Imp. Eeg. No. 6033); arrived in the Colony per con the 3rd AprU, 1872. vict ship Lincelles, January, 1862 ; reconvicted at the 7. DENNIS MANNING, Eeg. No. 9613, Imperial Supreme Court, Perth, 7th October, 1869, sentenced Convict; arrived in the Colony per convict ship to 7 years p.s. Description—Stout, present age 39, Norwood, July, 1867; sentenced to 10 years in 1865, Sft. 3iin. high, fresh complexion. Marks —Heart on but received additional sentences in this Colony for palm of left hand, cut on left hand, black spots on larceny. Description—Stout, present age 39, Sft. left arm; a glover and tailor. Absconded from 2in. high, black hair, black eyes, round visage, swarthy Freshwater Bay Convict Eoad Party on the 13th complexion ; a laborer. Absconded from Freshwater March, 1875, beUeved to have been on the Swan two Bay Road Party on the 10th May, 1873. DENNIS months ago. MANNING is further described, for information of police, as an Irishman, short necked, has a Jewish appearance, walks with a rolling gait, has a deal to say, especially upon horses, carries his arms wide from his body, and will most Ukely pass for a groom, Warrant Cancelled. and he has a good knowledge of horses. The warrant for arrest of WILLIAM NOREIS, exp., 8. JOHN or JAMES KEARNS, Reg. No. 10097, late Eeg. No. 6946, charged with deserting the Colonial Convict; under sentence of 5 years p.s., at service of D. Connor, has been cancelled. Vide Albany, on the 19th February, 1873, his Imperial Warrants Issued. Prisoners discliarged from Perth Gaol, week ending August 19tli, 1876. Con dition. No. CITence. Date discharged. Exp. 4752 Hands, Henry Assault 14th August .£3 or 1 month Do. 3606 Osborne, Joseph ... Larceny Do 6 months. Do. 50.38 Howard, Wilham Do. 15th August 3 months. Do. 6257 Clarke, John, alias OdeU, J. Illegal possession of liquor 16th August .£50 7s. 6d. or 6 months Do. 7028 Bristow, James ... Larceny I7th August 3 months. Do. 9558 Eobinson, George In dwelling for unlawful Do 3 months. purpose Do. 5165 Edwards, Henry Drunk and disorderly 19th August ... 21 days. i Do. 7366 BaU, James Absconding from service ... Do 3 months. By Authority: RICHARD PETHEK, Government Printer, Perth. [ PubUshed by Authority. ] This Gazette is published for Police information only, and the Police throughout the Colony are instructed to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the contents. M. S. SMITH, Superintendent of Police. No. 27.] WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30. [1876. Circular Orders and Miscellaneous powder; one three-quart tin with lid and handle; one tin dish; one two-bladed pocketknife, buckhorn Information. haudle ; 21bs. susrar in a small cotton baer.—C.L 213. CO. 7,K().—The Superintendent calls the attention of ofiicers and constables in charge of stations to the From the house of James Hassel, of Nawcim, necessity for reporting the movements of Conditional Albany Eoad, on the 19th inst.,—one currant loaf, Eelease holders with greater promptitude. one piece f-inch roj)e about 18 feet long, whipped at M. S. SMITH, both ends with whipcord. A man named Mansfield, Superintendent of Police. one of the crew of the schooner Mary Ann, sus pected.—C.L 214. 10-8-76. On the 23rd ult., the hut of John Hinton, exp., which contained a quantity of clothing, &c., viz.:—- Stealing in Dwellings, from the 201bs. flour, 41bs. sugar, 21bs. tea, 21bs. tobacco, one Person, &c. bar soap, one monkey jacket, new with red lining, From the stables of J. A. Lucas, of the Shamrock one shepherd's plaid Crimean shirt, one pair moleskin Hotel, Perth, during the night of the 21st iust.,—one trousers, new, one horserug, with red and black new snafle bridle.—C.L 209. stripes, one towel, two pairs cotton socks, one razor, black handle, and other articles ; was burnt to the ground. Hinton suspects ab. natives Charley and From the premises of Frederick Caesar, publican, Pindgeoner stole the things and afterwards set fire Fremantle, some time in August,—one ])alm wool to the Hut.—C.L 216. bolster and a rug of various colors. The above articles were recovered by P.C. McKenna, at the lodgings of Wm. Beale, free.—C.L 210. From the workshop of William Eobinson, black smith, of Newcastle, some time during last week,— three pairs new iron hobbles; identifiable.—C.L 216. From the person of G-eorge Johnstone, exp., late 7168, in the Shamrock Hotel, some time during the afternoon of the 23rd inst.,—one American Lever From the house of Thomas Clark, exp., at Belvidere watch. No. 93,183, with a silver guard and silver Farm, Geraldton, on the 10th inst.,—one f-plate chain attached. William Brown, exp., late Eeg. No. open-face Geneva watch. No further description can 1125, suspected.—C.L 211. be obtained.—C.L 217. Stolen or lost from off a team, on the 4th inst., "Warrants Issued. between Perth and the Canning,—one iron break JOHN EOACH, free. Description—Stout, age about with three wooden blocks attached: identifiable.— 45 years, height Sft. 6in., dark hair, dark complexion, C.L 212. walks lame; trade a shepherd; is charged on war rant issued at the Blackwood, with deserting the From the hut of Edward Eccleston, exp., service of Wm. Forrest, Jun., on the 28th July, shepherd, at Queilup Plains, near Bunbury, on the 1876. This man is supposed to have gone towards 20th inst.,—one dark brown railway rug with yellow, Albany. white, red, and green stripes across it, bound at ends with dark binding, threadbare in centre; one drab JAMES SMITH, exp. or c.p. Description—Stout, colored Crimea shirt with white stripes half-inch age about 46 years, height Sft. 6 or 7in., hair turn wide; one red and white cotton handkerchief; one ing grey, flat visage, fair comj)lexion, has an impedi box waterproof gun caps ; Slbs. salt beef; ^Ib-canis- ment in his speech; a laborer; is charged on ter of powder; about lOlbs. flour; some shot taken warrant issued at Tork, on the 21st inst., with from a bag; one quart pannican; one bottle currie deserting the service of John Llovd. 106 JOHN STEVENSON, exp., late Eeg. No. 4852. Des Vide Enquiry, page 6(5. cription—Middling stout, age 56 years, height Sft. JOHN MAESDEN, c.p., Eeg. No. 5901, died in 7in., grey hair, dark brown eyes, round visage, Perth, 7th May, 1874. sallow complexion, pock marked; a laborer; is charged on warrant issued at York, on the 19th Vide C.I. 211. inst., with neglect of duty as servant to John Lloyd. The watch therein described was handed over to Vide Apprehensions. P.P.C. Stedman by G. Budd, landlord of the No Place Inn, Perth, who stated, that he took the watch . JOSEPH MCGUCKEN, free; is charged on warrant from Johnson for safety, as he was the worse for^ issued at Perth, on the 25th inst., with threatening liquor. to take the life of his wife Helena McGucken. Vide Apprehensions. Vide C. I. 210. WILLIAM BEALE, free, charged by P.C. McKenna, EosANNA HoBBS alios STEPHANE, female; is at Fremantle, on the 23rd inst., with stealing one charged on warrant issued at Fremantle, on the 26th bolster, and one rug, the property of F. Cassar. instant, that she on the 20th May, 1872, did Sentenced to three months' imprisonment. I feloniously marry one John Stephane, her former husband, Abraham Hobbs, being then alive. Vide JOHN BROWN, c.p., Eeg. No. 6505, at the Williams, Apprehensions. on the 18th inst., charged by P.O. Hackett with unlawfully supplying ab. nat. woman Annie with GINGER, ab. nat. Description—Stout, about 25 spirituous liquors. Sentenced to three months' im years of age, Sft. 7in. high, black hair, dark eyes, prisonment ; also charged with assaulting ab. nat. round visage, black complexion; is charged on Annie. Sentenced to 2 months' imprisonment, warrant issued at G-reenough, on the 17th inst., with cumulative. feloniously stealing and carrying away one Crimean shirt, the property of John Bell, on the Sth May last. EICHAED MORGAN, exp., late Eeg. No. 6375, at Perth, on the 23rd inst., charged by P.C. Nugent WILLIAM MTJKPHT, exp. Description—Slight, with being a loose, idle, and disorderly person. about 45 years of age, Sft. 4 or Sin. high, hair turn Sentenced to one month hard labor. ing grey, hazel eyes, long visage, fresh complexion ; a tailor; is charged on warrant issued at Greenough, CHARLES DAEBY, exp., late Eeg. No. 7092, at on the 22nd inst., with deserting the service of W. Perth, on the 23rd inst., charged by P.P.C. Eatch F. Waldeck, farmer, of G-reenough. with being on the premises of Mr. Gallop, Eoe Street, Perth, for some unlawful purpose, on the night of Apprehensions. the 19th inst. Sentenced to one month hard labor. Vide Warrants Issued. GEORGE STEICKLAND, t.L, Eeg. No. 6739, at Perth, JOHN STEVENSON, exp., Eeg. No. 4852, at Tork, on the 23rd inst., charged by Sergeant McLarty with on the 19th inst., by P.O. Savage, sentenced to 3 neglecting to send in his half-yearly return ending months' imprisonment, and 168. 6d. costs, in default June 30th, 1876. Fined =£1. 1 month imprisonment. JOHN COLLINS, exp., late Eeg. No. 6540, at Tork, Vide WaiTants issued, page 77. on the 22nd inst., charged by P.C. Edwards with BiLLT CUEICAN, ab. nat., at the Williams, on the unlawfully selling spirituous liquors to ab. nat. 16th inst., by L.C. McDonald. Dismissed. Jimmy Quaker, on or about the 27th June last. Fined =£30 and costs 18s. 6d., in default 4 months' Vide Warrants Issued. imprisonment. JOSEPH MCGUCKEN, free, at Perth, on the 25th inst., by P.C. Nugent, and P.P.C. Pearson. Ee JOHN HOLLAND, exp., late Eeg. No. 7133, at manded. Fremantle, on the 25th inst., charged by Sergeant Campbell with illegally selling fermented liquor, Vide Warrants Issued, 28th April, 1873. without a license, on the 24th inst. Sentenced to 6 WILLLAM JONES, exp., late Eeg. No. 5996, at months' imprisonment, with a fine of ^50, and 3 Newcastle, on the 26th inst., by L.C. Parker and months' cumulative imprisonment in default ol P.p. Gibbs; charged with misappropriating the fine. price of a load of sandalwood. FREDERICK CJSSAR, licensed publican, at Fremantle, Vide Warrants Issued. on the 24th inst., charged by Corporal O'ConneU EosANNA HoBBS, female, at Premantle, on the with selling liquor to other persons than bond fide ,« 26th inst., by L.C. McKay and P.C. McKenna. lodgers, on Sunday, the 20th inst. Dismissed. ' ANTHONY EYDEE, t.l., Eeg. No. 8400, by L.C. Urquhart, at Pinjarrah, on the 23rd inst.; charged JOHN THOMAS, Licensed Publican, at Fremantle, with uttering a forged cheque on the W. A. Bank, on the 26th inst.; charged by Corporal O'ConneU for £2 IOs., purporting to be signed John AUnutt, with allowing an intoxicated person to remain upon Blackwood. his licensed premises. Discharged. Vide Special, page 102. EDWAED LILLY, free, at the Williams, by L.C. JOHN YOUNG, t.l., Eeg. No. 9923, at Tork, on the ) McDonald, on the 27th inst., bail withdrawn. 26th mst.; charged with absconding from the New castle District. Discharged. Miscellaneous. Vide Warrants issued, page 101. G-EORGE BARNES, exp., late Eeg. No. 7348, charged GEOEGE MARRIOTT, exp., late Eeg. No. 7203, at by P.C. Sullivan, at Perth, on the 22nd inst., with Tork, on the 26th inst., was committed for trial at being a loose, idle, and disorderly person. Sentenced the Supreme Court. Admitted to bail, himself in to two months' hard labor. .£60, and two sureties in .£25 each. 107 PHILLIP HUSTWAIT, t.l., Reg. No. 9776, at Gerald Property Found. ton ; charged by Corporal Patten with neglecting to Vide C.L 189. send in his half-yearly return; fined 6s. One of the bells (No. 4) reported lost or stolen by Mr. W. Cornish, has been found by a lad named Vide Horses and Cattle, page 102. Harris, and handed over to W. Cornish, on the 18th inst. The Pony reported lost or stolen was found on the llth inst., it having only strayed. Found by George Lefroy, near Mr. D. McPhersons,' on the Victoria Plains road,—8 new iron bolts, about Enquiry to be made respecting 100 white gum 6 inches long, and ^ inch in diameter, with nuts felloes which were landed on the 3rd inst., at Gerald screwed on; now at Victoria Plains Station. ton, from the schooner " Brothers," and left on the Jetty till the 19th inst., when they were removed to Found by L.C. Troy, on the 13th inst., in the the Police Station by order of the Eesident Magis bush, between Kings, and Marda,—one large No. 8 trate. sized cattle bell, stamped C.C. on one side, has strap attached ; now at Victoria Plains Station. Certificates of Freedom. Vide Property Lost. EDWARD HOFFEY, t.L, Reg. No. 91V%, received his The cheque reported lost by Matthew Edwards, Certificate of Freedom at Fremantle, on the 21st has been found at Mrs. Darch's house, Wanneroo. inst.; convicted of striking a Superior Ofiicer in Hong Kong, China, on the 24th October, 1864, Correction. and sentenced to 10 years' p.s. Vide Conditional Pardon, page 83. THOMAS DEVENS should read THOMAS OWENS. JAMES HENRY, t.L, Eeg. No. 9764, received his Vide Miscellaneous, page 103. Certificate of Freedom at Perth, on the 22nd inst.; BRIAN F. FREELING, Eeg. No. 8286, should be convicted of shopbreaking with intent to steal, at Liverpool, in Lancashire, on the 20th August, 1866, Reg. No. 5286. and sentenced to 10 years' p.s. Vide Miscellaneous, page 98. JOHN COLLINS, exp., Reg. No. 6450, should be PATEICK BYENE, t.L, Eeg. No. 9677, received his Reg. No. 6540. Certificate of Freedom at Newcastle, on the 22nd inst.; convicted of wounding with intent to do Special. grevious bodily harm, at Manchester, in Lancashire, Vide Burglary and Housebreaking, page 95. on the 10th March, 1866; sentenced to 10 years' p.s. Information has been received at Detective Office, Perth, that EDWARD LILLY, free, intends leaving the HENRY ALLEN, t.L, Eeg. No. 9646, received his colony before the next Criminal Sitting of the Certificate of Freedom, at Newcastle, on the 23rd Supreme Court, Perth, at which he is bound to inst.; convicted of robbery at Bodmin, in Cornwall, appear. The Police will keep a strict watch upon on the 17th March, 1866, and sentenced to 10 both Edward and George Lilly, and report their years' p.s. movements at once to Detective Office. JOSEPH WILLETS, t.L, Eeg. No. 9351, received his Forgery. Certificate of Freedom at the Williams, on the 16th $3500 REWARD. inst.; convicted of burglary at Stafford, in Stafford OSCAR WALTER (Ossip Ivanovitch Walter), was shire, on the 20th July, 1866 ; sentenced to 10 years' a broker in Moscow, Russia, and left there about the p.s. 14th November, 1876, with a Russian passport signed by the Governor General of Moscow, bearing date of September 2nd, 1875 (Russian Calendar). After his Tickets-of-Leave. departure, it was ascertained that he had committed forgeries to the amount of over 300,000 Roubles, GUISEPPE MASSELLI, Eeg. No. 9517, has been granted a Ticket-of-Leave on his own account in the thereby victimizing several banks and individuals in the empire of Russia. He is supposed to be now in Fremantle District. the American Continent. Description—about 35 years of age; above the medium height; walks erect; ALEXANDER GORDON, Eeg. No. 9747, has been is of rather pale complexion; high forehead; hair granted a Ticket-of-Leave on his own account in the brushed back and thin on top of head; grey eyes; Fremantle District. large nose; wore moustache and beard clipped short, but on leaving Moscow, had only a moustache, which was tinged with grey on one side; dresses neatly; is Property Lost. Russian by birth, but probably speaks fluently On the 26th inst., between the old Eifle Eange German, French, and other languages. A reward of and the Freemasons' Hotel,—a cheque for d£S, on the S3500, will be paid for the arrest and detention National Bank, di'awn by Mary Shea, in favor of (until seen by the undersigned) of said Walter, and Mrs. P. Shea. information of said arrest must be forwarded at once by telegraph to Davies' Detective Agency, 17 and 19, By Matthew Edwards, of the Moore Eiver, either William Street, New Tork, U.S.A., or office of Consul at Mrs. Darch's, Wanneroo, or on the road between G-eneral of the Russian Empire, 50 and 52, Exchange Perth and Wauneroo, on the 24th inst.,—one pocket Place, New Tork, U.S.A., or Blatchford, Seward, book containing a che(|ue on the W.A. Bank for Griswold, and DaCosta, solicitors, 29 Nassau Street, .£10, drawn by Henry Brockman in favor of Matthew New Tork, U.S.A., or Advertising Agency of Heme Edwards ; date not known. Rudolph Mosse, Berlin (S.W.), Germany. On or about the 17th inst., fi-om the residence of Absconders. Mr. James Morrison, Guildford,—a kangaroo bitch, 1. HENRY RINGTON, Eeg. No. 4620, Imperial color black and white, with a white streak down the Convict; arrived in the colony per convi('t ship Nile, face. in January, 1858. Description—Middling stout, 108 but received additional sentences in this Colony for present age 45, Sft. 9in. high, sandy hair, dark brown larceny. Description—Stout, present age 39, 5ft. eyes, long visage, fresh complexion. Marks—H.K. 2in. high, black hair, black eyes, round visage, swarthy on each arm; a farm laborer. Absconded from a complexion ; a laborer. Absconded from Freshwater Convict Party at Point Eesolution on the 10th Bay Eoad Party on the 10th May, 1873. DENNIS October, 1868. HENRY EINGTON is shown in list of MANNING is further described, for information of convict ship "Nile" as Henry Eington; but in police, as an Irishman, short necked, has a Jewish another part of ship list he is shown as Henry appearance, walks with a rolling gait, has a deal to Kington, with the same description, &c. There is say, especially upon horses, carries his arms wide, evidently some mistake in spelling the name, and from his body, and will most likely pass for a groom, he may be going iu the name of Kington. and he has a good knowledge of horses. 3. WILLIAM GOODLAND aZioK BILL ATTEL, Eeg. NO. 8269, Imperial Convict; arrived in the Colony per 8. JOHN or JAMES KEAENS, Eeg. No. 10097, convict ship Eacehorse, 1865, under sentence of 20 Colonial Convict; under sentence of 5 years p.s., at years, p.s., March, 1863. Description—Stout, broad Albany, on -the 19th February, 1873, his Imperial shoulders, present age 34, Sft. 7f in. high, dark brown Eeg. No. was 7747, sentence 6 years p.s., on the 7th hair, bald, light hazel eyes, long visage, fair com May, 1861. Description—Stout, present age 39, 5ft. plexion. Marks—Anchor and J right arm; sailor 4in. high, brown hair, oval visage, dark complexion, and mermaid left arm; a carpenter; has a spot size Marks—Bayonet stab in neck, D left side, bullet of half crown on left side of head Yoid of hair; has mark on right leg, willow left arm, J. right arm; a been in Eoyal Navy ; an Englishman; walks with a laborer. Absconded from Point Eesolution Eoad quick short step, turns right foot outward. Absconded party on the 10th August, 1873. from Convict Boat Party, Fremantle, on the 16th 9. HENRY PAEKENSON, Eeg. No. 8674, Imperial December, 1870, and is beheved he went overland to Convict; arrived in the Colony per convict ship South Australia with Bernard Stein in October, 1874. Vimiera, December, 1866, reconvicted for larcenies in 5. JAMES BAKER, Eeg. No. 9068, Imperial Con this Colony. Description—Middling stout, present vict ; arrived in the Colony per convict ship Corona, age 36, Sft. 6|in. hig'h, brown hair, grey eyes, oval 1866, under sentence of 15 years p.s., 25th March, visage, fresh complexion. Marks—Dot and H on 1865. Description—Slight, present age 69, Sft. 3|in. left arm; a laborer. Absconded from North Fre high, grey hair, grey eyes, round visage, dark com mantle Depot on the 8th March, 1874, believed to be plexion; a laborer. Absconded from Northam in or near Perth. Convict Eoad Party on the llth July, 1871, last 11. WILLIAM LEIGH alias FRANK KELLY alias heard of at DeBurgh's, Moore Eiver. WILLIAM LEE, Eeg. No. 9964, Colonial Convict; 6. HENRY BRADBURY, Eeg. No. 5979, Imperial (Imp. Eeg. No. 6033); arrived in the Colony per con Convict; arrived in the Colony per convict ship vict ship Lincelles, January, 1862 ; reconvicted at the Lincelles, January, 1862. Description—Stout, pre Supreme Court, Perth, 7th October, 1869, sentenced sent age 35, Sft. S^in. high, light brown hair, light to 7 years p.s. Description—Stout, present age 39, hazel eyes, long visage, fresh complexion; a butcher. Sft. 3|in. high, fresh complexion. Marks —Heart on Absconded from Convict Boat Party, Fremantle, on palm of left hand, cut on left hand, black spots on the 3rd April, 1872. left arm; a glover and tailor. Absconded from 7. DENNIS MANNING, Eeg. No. 9613, Imperial Freshwater Bay Convict Eoad Party on the 13th Convict; arrived in the Colony per convict ship March, 1875, believed to have been on the Swan two Norwood, July, 1867; sentenced to 10 years in 1865, months ago. Prisoners discharged from Perth Gaol, week ending Saturday, 26th August, 1876. No. ! d?tioi N^"«- Offence. | Date discharged. Sentence. 2365 Exp. Splahan, Edward Drunk and incapable 21st August Pined 9s. or 7 days. 4115 Do. Lee, Peter Drunk and disorderly; va- Do 14 days; 2 months. gi-ancy 1816 Do. Manning, James Supplying liquor to ab. na 22nd August ... 7 days; fined ^630 or 3 i tive ; illegal sale of hquor months. 2012 Do. Steward, William Vagrancy Do 14 days. 6712 Do. Rowe, Henry Drunk and disorderly 23rd August 7 days. 1425 Do. McGibbon, John Conspiring to defraud 25th August 12 months. 3i97 Do. Fagg, Edward Drunk and disorderly Do 14 days. 1356 Do. Warren, John V Thi-eatening life of Mary Do 6 months, in default of Ann Warren .£150 sureties. 405 Do. Thompson, James Drunk 26th August 21 days. 8644 Do. Morgan, George Intercourse with prisoners Do Fined ^610 or 3 months. By Authority: RICHARD PETHBE, Government Printer, Perth.