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This Gazette is published for Police information only, and the Police throughout the Colony

a/re instructed to make themselves thorotighly acquainted with the contents.

M. S. SMITH, Superintendent of Police.

No. 19.] WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. [1876.

Circular Orders and Miscellaneous Information.

CO. ''/471,—On the arrival of a vessel at any sea­port of this Colony from a foreign port, the PoUce Officer in charge at the port will forward to the Chief Office, with as Uttle delay as possible, a return giving the names. Christian and Surname, of all passengers by such vessel, and any information he is able to gather as to who they are, whence they have come, what is their object in coming to the Colony, and where they are going.

This is in addition to the usual Inward and Out­ward Report, and refers only to passengers who remain in the Colony.

The Water Police are instructed to co-operate with the Land Police in this matter.

June 19th, 1876.

M. S. SMITH, Superintendent of PoUce.

CO. "/iso.—When a Certificate of Freedom is issued at any Police Court, to any convict whose sentence has expired, the officer in charge of such station will forward ^vithout delay to the Detective Office a report showing the date of issue of such certificate, together with the date and place of con­viction, and nature of crime and sentence, copied from the certificate.

M. S. SMITH, Superintendent of PoUce.

June 20th, 1876.

Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person, &c.

From the dwelUng of Thomas Farmer, tailor, William Street, Perth, some time since tlae 24th May,—one frock coat (Melton), black liniug, coat rather faded but in good order.—C.L 147.

From a cask in the yard of the Devonshu-e Arms, Perth, since the 18th ult.,—about 45 gallons of vinegar. John Smith, t.L, Reg. No. 8769, and George Penton, exp., late Reg. No. 9261, suspected.— C I . 148.

From the storeroom of the Horse and Groom Hotel, Perth, during the night of the 28th ult.,— 421l)s. of twisted stick tobacco, two bottles Hennessy's pale brandy, two bottles of brandy champagne (Vineyard Proprietors Co.), branded with a crown over three daggers.—C.L 149.

From Keyser's Timber Station, Vasse, on or about 20th November, 187S,—five new trace chains, not marked, one long handled shovel, not marked.—C.L 150.

From Henry Adams' Boarding House, Fremantle, on the 29th ult.,—one dark tweed coat, the property of George Smith.—C.I. 151. Vide Apprehensions.

From the stable of F. Guerier, Vasse, on the night of the 21st ult. ,^one bag of pollard weighing about 160ibs., no mark on bag. James Runham, exp., late Reg. No. 8391, suspected.—C.I. 152.

Vide C.I. 145.

Description of articles stolen—1 new horse rug, brown, with red and black stripes across each end; 1 pair white moleskin trowsers; 1 Crimean shirt, nearly new, light colored pattern, with patch on left sleeve; 2 white flannel shirts, nearly new, and 7 sticks tobacco. Eastward natives Mrmyengur and Murcaramah committed this robbery.

From the hut of Robert Stevens, shepherd, Victoria Plains, on the 13th inst.,—1 tomahawk; 1 butcher's knife; 1 tin pannican; 1 bar soap ; S boxes matches ; 1 new Crimean shirt; 1 old Crimean shirt; 6 lbs. sugar ; J lb. tea, and IS lbs. flour. Eastward natives Munyengur and Murcaramah committed this rob­bery.—C.L 153.

From the hut of James Joyce, exp., at 7-mile gully, York road, on the 21st ult.,—1 small looking glass ; 1 small razor, and 1 book entitled " A Word to the Sick." WilUam James, t . l , 9474, suspected.

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Apprehensions. JAMES CONNOLLY, exp., late Reg. No. 3239, arrested

at Vasse, by P.C. Parker; charged on warrant, with breach of Masters and Servants Act. Vide warrants issued.

Vide C. I . 151. JOHN HOWAETH, exp., late Reg. No. 9200, by

Corporal O'ConneU, at Fremantle, on the 30th ult.; charged with feloniously stealing one tweed coat, the property of George Smith. Sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment.

THOMAS DIXEY, c.r., Reg. No. 9429, by P.C. Dunne, at Perth, on the 27th ult., with being drunk and disorderly. Fined IOs., and to forfeit his Con­ditional Release.

SAMUEL P. SLACK, t.L, Reg. No. 9877, by L.C. Connor, at Perth, on the 30th ult.; charged with embezzling the sum of eleven shillings, with intent to defraud Thomas George Molloy his employer. Sentenced on the 1st inst. to 12 months' hard labor.

CHAELES PUGH, an expiree, late Reg. 7229, by Sergeant McLarty, at Perth, on the 30th ult.; charged with being a loose, idle, and disorderly person. Sentenced on the 1st inst., to 2 months' hard labor, as a rogue and vagabond.

JOHN CALLAGHAN, exp., late Reg. 4222, by P .P .C Eatch, at Perth, on 30th ult.; charged with being a loose, idle, and disorderly person. Sentenced on 1st inst., to one month's imprisonment hard labor, as a rogue and vagabond.

Vide WaiTants issued. MATTHEW AEMSTEONG, free, at Gwalla, by L.C.

Houlahan, on the 24th ult., and charged on the 26th ult. with disobeying a summons. Fined 5s., and 3s. 6d. costs.

Vide Police Gazette, page 63. W I L L I E CAEEINGUT, by P.Cs. Edwards and Lavery,

at Marra Mucking, York District, on the 28th ult.; charged at York, on the 26th ult., with deserting the service of J. H. Meares, and discharged upon agree­ing to complete his engagement.

Warrants Issued. JAMES CONNOLLY, exp., late Reg. No. 3239. Des­

cription—Stout, age 44, height Sft. l^in., dark brown hair, dark hazel eyes, round visage, fresh complexion, scar on forehead, a stockhunter; is charged on warrant issued at Busselton, on the 28th ult., with being absent from his employment. Vide Appre­hensions.

MICHAEL COCKLIN, exp., late Reg. No. 8810. Description—Stout, age 32,. height Sft. 7in., dark brown hair, Ught hazel eyes, round visage, sallow complexion, scar on right wrist, wart on left hand, a labourer; is charged on warrant issued at Busselton, on the 28th ult., with using obscene and dis­gusting language towards George Simpson, Manager W.A. Timber Company, and with threatening the Ufe of Sergeant Back.

JAMBS IEVIN, exp., late Reg. No. 8591. Des­cription—Middling stout, age 35, height Sft. 6iin., dark brown hair, dark hazel eyes, long visage, sallow complexion ; a blacksmith; is charged, on warrant issued at Busselton, on the 28th ult., with using obscene and disgusting language towards George Simpson, and with threatening the life of Sergeant Back.

TOMMY NONGUP, ab. nat. Description—Stout, age about 30 years, height about Sft. 7in., black hair and inclined to curl, round visage, black complexion; a shepherd ; is charged on warrant issued at Beverley, on the 13tb ult., with wilfully neglecting his employ­ment.

GEOEGE LEAKE, ab. nat. Description—Stout, age about 40, height about Sft. 7 or 8in., black hair, has a cataract over right eye, round visage, black com­plexion ; a shepherd; is charged on_ warrant issued at Newcastle, on the 1st inst., with leaving the employment of John McPherson, on the Sth ult.

JOHN CAEEOLL, exp. Age about 50, height about Sft. 8in., dark brown hair, turning grey, long visage, dark complexion, middling stout; a shepherd; is charged on warrant issued at Williams River, on 27th ult., with deserting service of John Eddie, and wUfuUy causing the loss of sixty sheep.

MATTHEW AEMSTEONG, free; is charged on war­rant issued at Gwalla, on the 22nd ult., with dis­obeying a summons charging him with using obscene language at Northampton, on the 27th AprU last. Vide Apprehensions.

Property Found. On the 28th ult., in High Street, Fremantle,—2

small keys attached to brass chain. Now at Fre­mantle Police Station.

On the 24th ult., about 3 miles from Mandurah, on the North Beach,—one double ship's block, (one side broken,) and one single ship's block, branded in four places with the letters J.C.M. Now at Man­durah Police Station.

Found in Marine Terrace, Geraldton,—a broken Meerschaum Pipe, with silver ferrule, and amber mouth piece. Now at Geraldton Police Station.

Found in St. George's Terrace, Perth, on the 2nd inst.,—a lady's black alpaca cape, trimmed with crepe and black lace, and a bow behind, near waist. Now at Detective Office.

Found near Perth Bridge, on the 1st inst.,—a lady's black velvet bag, beaded, and trimmed with black fringe, containing one white cambric haudker-chief, and one black silk bow. Now at Detective Office.

Found near the Perth Causeway, on the 1st inst., by John Cable,—a TarpauUn, and now in his possession.

A Certificate of Freedom has been issued to undermentioned Convict, whose sentence has expired:—

Richard Bennett, Reg. No. 9077, received a Cer­tificate of Freedom, at Geraldton PoUce Court, on 26th ult. Convicted at Stafford, in Staffordshire, on 17th October, 1864, of horse steaUng; Sentenced to 7 years p.s.

Conditional Eelease granted to :—

Reg. No. 10009 William Barrett, and forwarded to York, for issue, on the 29th ult.

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Miscellaneous. Vid.e A_pprehensions, page 50.

E D W A E D STATHAN, free, brought up under remand, a t Fremantle, on the 28th ul t . Committed for trial .

Vide Apprehensions, page 69.

J O H N SIMPSON, free, brought up under remand, at

Fremantle , on the 26th ult. Case dismissed.

G E O E G E B A E B E E alias LOVEGEOVE, ab. native, brought up under remand, at Bunbury, on the 22nd ul t . ; charged with committing perjury at Bunbury Police Court, on 17th inst. Dismissed.

Vide Absconder 26. GEOEOg CowpEE, Imperial Convict, Reg. No.

^ 7 0 1 , alias M A E T I N G E I F F I N , was re-convicted a t

Winches te r , England, in the year 1874. Sentenced to 7 years ' P . S.

JAMES H O W E S , exp., late Reg. No. 9960, at York, on the 28th u l t . ; charged by P.C. Edwards wi th vagrancy. Sentenced to 3 months ' imprisonment.

The Dwelling-house of Will iam Waldock, Per th , was feloniously broken into about 7'30 p.m., on the 24th inst., by two men at present unknown. Des-cri[)tion given—both men had black billy cock hats on, one of them had round shoulders; only one man 's tracks could be found, which led into Per th , and were lost. Nothing stolen. En t ry made by the back door being forced open ; no instrument used.

P.Cs. BoveU and Hogan report tha t they left Round Swamp with four ab. nat . prisoners, namely, Crackerup Harry , Bunnack, Tommy Mungal , and Jomuiy Woudell , under escort to Per th , charged with m u r d e r ; about two miles from Toovey's, Tommy Mungel seized P.C. BoveU and endeavored to drag him off' his horse. This sudden at tack caused the horses to plunge violently, forcing P.C. BoveU to let go the chain which secured the prisoners. P.C. Hogan as soon as he could turn his horse, saw the natives make for a thicket, closely pursued by BoveU on foot. Hogan had to abandon his horse and run to the assistance of BoveU, who was contend­ing with the four prisoners. While in pursui t several shots were fired by the Police, wounding all the prisoners, who were taken back to Toovey's tiU

they had recovered sufficiently to admit their being conveyed en route to WilUams River. A t the WUliams, on the 26th ult . , P.Cs. BoveU and Hogan charged the above-mentioned natives with assault ing the Police, with intent to break their arrest. Each was sentenced to 12 months ' hard labor at Rot tnest .

Mrs . Thomas Drage reported at GwaUa, on the 20th ult. , t ha t about the beginning of June , the natives up the Murchison River kUled a number of sheep, the property of her husband, at a place called Bompas Range, and tha t a spear was found in the carcase of one of the dead sheep. The names of the natives are at present unknown; fuU particulars will follow as soon as ascertained.

L.C. McCaffrey reported, on the 3rd inst., receiving information tha t WiUiam Leigh alias F r a n k Kelly (No. 11 in Absconder list), was twice seen on the 1st inst. between Mason's Station and the Helena River, close to Pearse 's Brook, at Dr. EUiot's farm.

G E O E G E EAGAN, t.L, Reg. No. 9152, alias C O L L I N S , died at Geraldton, on the 23rd ult. No inquest held, deceased had been receiving medical aid for some time.

Police to report the present whereabouts of Mrs. Savage, wife of Charles Savage, a mason, late of Fremant le .

Correction.—Vide case against James Manning, at Northam, Miscellaneous, page 70: for supplying read selling; and for two months in lieu of fine read ttco months' imprisonment in addition to fine.

Referring to C O . 7470.—The Report therein alluded to should be endorsed " Special Report on passengers by ," giving date.

Inquest Held at Gwalla, on 23rd ult., before Thomas

Burges. coroner, and a jury , on the body of Robert McCuUoch, exp., late Reg. No. 7498, who was found dead on the Lime Kiln Road, west of Knockanina, on 22nd ult., by ab. native Jemmy R y a n ; there were no marks of violence on the body, and as there was no evidence to show the cause of death, the jury returned the verd ic t—"Found Dead."

T H E undermentioned Certificates of Freedom and Conditional Pa rdons are at present in the Detective Office, Per th . The Police throughout the Colony wUl mform such of the owners as are known to them tha t they can receive them on application.

E«g. No.

1297 7233 2684 3281 2176 3331 7102 3654, 4961 3176 43S0 3810 52()6 3302 6401 4766

5865

Naraea.

Joseph Clarke James Rogers Charles Mead James Rogers Cornelius Mara Zachoriah Bullock Thomas Evans William Turner John Harr i s James Walsh George Coleman Thomas Car twright Thomas Millard Robert Taylor William Allison Jona than Asplen

William Johns

Date Conricted.

Janxiary, 1850 19th Feb. , 1861 31st D e c , 1849 June , 1851 June , 1850 March, 1853 March, 1872 March, 1854 November, 1856 May, 1852 March, 1855 27th Nov., 1860 August , 1850 February, 1853 November, 1850 15th Oct., 1850

March, 1858

Crime.

Felony Steal ing. . . S tea l ing . . . Stabbing with in ten t ... Cowstealing Eobbery and wounding Eobbery with violence Rape Stealing from the Person Forgery ... Arson Bestial i ty Felony ... Sheepstealing ... Felony ... Felony

Burglary

Where Tried.

Preston, Lancashire Kither , Knutsford Oxford, Oxfordshire C. C. Court Middlesex ... Limerick, Ireland Stafford, Staffordshire ... Warwick, Warwickshire Aylesbury, Buckingham Clerkenwell, Middlesex ... Cen Criminal Court Warwick, Wai-wickshire Stafford, Staffordshire ... Wells, Somersetshire Cardiff, Glamorgan Northal ler ton, Yorkshire Cambridge, Cambridge­

shire ... Warwick, Warwickshire

Sentence.

15 years. 7 years. 10 years. 15 years. 15 years. 15 years. 12 years. 14 years . 6 years. 15 years . 15 years. 15 years . 15 years. 14 years. 15 years . 10 years .

8 years .

76

Prisoners discharged from Perth Gaol, week ending July 1st, 1876.

Eeg. No. or late Eeg. No.

6747 9551 8965 7133 7611 5718 6439 9412

168 7256

1994 3761 3948

Con-dition.

Exp. Do. Bo. Do. Do, Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.

Do. Do. Do.

Name.

Turner , Thomas Eatcliffe, Thomas Perry, John Holland, John Holder, alias Alder, Thos. Sole, Thomas Sherry, William Connolly, Pat r ick Shehan, Maurice ... Smith, Eober t

Hayhurs t , James ... Devine, Edward ... AUen, Geoi-ge

Offence.

Absconding from Service ... Drunk, 2 offences Larceny Drunk Drunk and disorderly Absconding from service ... Drunk Obscene language ... Assault Threa ten ing and abusive

language Larceny Larceny Drunk & obscene l anguage

Date discharged.

26th J u n e 27th J u n e 28th J u n e 29th J u n e Do 30th J u n e Do Do Do Do

Do 1st July ... Do

Sentence.

2 mon ths . IOs. or 14 days. 3 months . 21 days. 1 month . 1 mon th . 21 days. 1 mon th . 1 month . 3 months .

6 months . 4 months . 20s. or 14 days.

14 days.

y^

Extracted from the " Victoria Police Gazette," of Tuesday, May 23rd, 1876.

Robbery of the Bank of Victoria at Seymour,

TWO HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD, AND PARDON TO AN ACCOMPLICE.

Whereas on Friday, the 28th day of April last, one or more men entered the Bank of Victoria at Sey­mour, and stole bank notes and coin of the value of ^671 (five hundred and seventy one pounds) : And whereas the General Manager of the Bank of Victoria has offered a Reward of One hundred pounds for such information as wiU lead to the conviction of the rob­ber or robbers, and a further reward of twenty per cent, on the amount recovered of the stolen money; Notice is hereby given that a reward of One hundred pounds, (supplemental to the rewards offered on behalf of the Bank of Victoria as above mentioned) •wiU be paid by the Government for such information -as wiU lead to the conviction of the person or persons who perpetrated the robbery aforesaid.

His Excellency the Governor will, in the name and on behalf of Her Majesty, grant a pardon to any accomplice, not being the actual perpetrator of the crime above described, who shall give such informa­tion and evidence as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the principal offender or offenders.

JOHN A. McPHERSON, „, . „ „ Chief Secretary. Chief Secretary's Office,

Melbourne, 15th May, 1876,

Absconders, L H E N E T RINGTON, Reg. No. 4620, Imperial

Convict; arrived in the colony per convict ship Nile in January, 1858. Description—Middling stout,' present age 45, 5ft. 9in. high, sandy hair, dark brown eyes, long visage, fresh complexion. Marks—H.K. on each a rm; a farm laborer. Absconded from a Convict Party at Point Resolution on the 10th October, 1868. HENRY RINGTON is shown in list of convict ship " Ni l e" as Henry Rington; but ia another part of ship list he is shown as Henry Kington, with the same description, &c. There is evidently some mistake in spelling the name, and he may be going in the name of Kington.

7. DENNIS MANNING, Reg. No. 9513, Imperial Convict; arrived in the Colony per convict ship Norwood, July, 1867; sentenced'to 10 years in 1865, but received additional sentences in this Colony for larceny. Description—Stout, present age 39, Sft. 2in. high, black hair, black eyes, round visage, swarthy complexion ; a laborer. Absconded from Freshwater Bay Road Party on the 10th May, 1873. DENNIS MANNING is further described, for information oi poUce, 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 wiU most Ukely pass for a groom, and he has a good knowledge of horses.

27. JAMES SMITH, t.L, Beg. No. 9572. Des­cription—middling stout, age 43 years, Sft. 4|in. high, Ught brown hair, grey eyes, thin visage, light complexion. Marks on person—anchor and fish, H.A.W., right arm; trade laborer. Absconded while on pass, in York, dated from the 17th to the 24th ult.

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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. 20.] WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. [1876.

Circular Orders and Miscellaneous Information.

C O . 7i79.—On the arrival of a vessel at any sea­port of this Colony from a foreign port, the PoUce Officer in charge at the port will forward to the Chief Office, with as little delay as possible, a re turn giving the names. Christian and Surname, of all passengers by such vessel, and any information he is able to gather as to who they are, whence they have come, what is their object in coming to the Colony, and where they are going.

This is in addition to the usual Inward and Out­ward Rei)ort, and refers only to passengers who remain in the Colony.

The Wate r Police are instructed to co-operate with the Land Police in this matter .

M. S. S M I T H , Superintendent of PoUce.

June 19th, 1876.

Warrants Issued. DICKY U N I C K L E , ab. nat . Description—MiddUng

stout, age about 30 years, height Sft. 7in., black and curly hair, dark eyes, round visage, black complexion, walks lame, toes r ight foot burn t off; is charged on warrant issued at Albany, on the 29th ult., with deserting the service of Robert Spencer, in May last.

B I L L Y M U L L I P A E alias A R M I T , ab. nat . Des­cription—Slight, age about 35 years, height Sft. Bin., black and straight hair, dark eyes, long visage, black complexion, with yellowish caste; is charged on warrant issued at Albany, on the 29th ult., with deserting the service of Robert Spencer, in May last.

B I L L Y CURRICAN, ab, nat. Description—Slight,

age about 30 years, height Sft. 2in., dark hair, round visage, dark complexion, small beard, talks good English ; a shepherd ; is charged on warrant issued at Williams on the 1st inst., with deserting the service of Michael Quinn.

ase J A M E S H A N S O N , exp. Description—Slight, _ ^ ,

about 30 years, height Sft. Sin, dark hair, dark eyes, long visage, dark complexion, has a sUght stoop ; a

shepherd ; is charged on warrant issued a t Will iams, on the 26th ult. , wi th wilfully, maliciously, and negligently losing about eighteen sheep, the pro­perty of William George Smith.

B E N J A M I N F I T T O N , exp., late Reg. No. 6026. Description—Slight, age 43 years, height Sft. 5 i in . , l ight brown hair, grey eyes, long visage, fair com­plexion, mole on left arm ; a laborer; is charged on warrant issued at Busselton, on the 28th ult . , with threatening to take the life of George Simpson, and also with making use of obscene language towards him.

B E N J A M I N F I T T O N , late Reg. No. 6026, Des­cription above mentioned; is charged on warrant issued at Busselton, on the 28th ult. , with making use of threatening and abusive language towards Ernest Locke of LockeviUe.

CoREGOOD, ab. nat . Police Assistant. Description —MiddUng stout, age about 33 years, height about 5ft. 6in., black hair, blind one eye; is charged on warrant issued at Bunbury, on the 1st inst., with deserting the service of Sergeant Gilchrist on the 28th ult.

B L U E Y , ab. nat . Description—Middling stout, age about 15 years, height Sft. 2in., black hair , black eyes, round visage, black complexion ; a native Police Assis tant ; is charged on warrant issued a t Bunbury, on the 1st inst., with deserting the service of P.C. John McAlmden, on the 28th ult.

JniMY W A R N E R , ab. nat . Description—Middling stout, age about 26 years, height about Sft. 7in., black hair, brown eyes, full visage, black complexion ; a native Police Ass is tant ; is charged on warrant issued at Per th , on the 6th inst., with deserting the service of the Police.

B I L L Y W O O P A L , ab. nat . Description—Slight,

age about 18 years, height about Sft. 4in., black hair, brown eyes, round visage, black complexion; a native Police Assis tant ; is charged on warrant issued at Per th , on the 6th inst., with deserting the service of the PoUce.

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HUGH SMITH CRAWFORD, free. Description— Middling stout, age 32 years, height Sft. 9in., dark brown hair, brown eyes, long visage, fresh com­plexion ; a wheelwright; is charged on warrant issued at Perth, on the 6th inst., with neglecting his three infant children, whereby they have become charge­able to the Government.

EDWARD MCENALTY, exp., late Reg. No. 9243. Description—Middling stout, age about 40 years, height Sft. 4in., dark brown hair, grey eyes, round visage, fresh complexion. Marks on person—cut right wrist; is charged on warrant issued at Gerald­ton, on 30tli ult., with deserting the service of L. C. Burges, Jun., Geraldton, on the 16th inst.

MOONDYAT, ab. nat.; is charged on warrant issued at Geraldton, on the 30th ult., with stealing one sheep the property of Michael Morrissey, Bumpas HiU, Upper Murchison, on the l l t h June last. This native belongs to the East Murchison River.

JIMMY WINMAE, ab. nat. Description—SUght, age about 30 years, height about Sft. 7in., black hair, long visage, black complexion; is charged on warrant issued at Newcastle, on the 7th inst., with spearing and wounding ab. nat. Johnny Buckskin, on the Sth inst.

WILLIAM DAY, exp. Description—Middling stout, age between 40 and 50 years, height about Sft. 7in.; Shepherd; is charged on warrant issued at York, on the 7th inst., with carnally knowing a certain ewe sheep, on the 26th ult.

JEMMY, ab. nat.; is charged on warrant issued at Geraldton, on the 30th ult., with stealing one sheep, on the l l t h ult., the property of Michael Morrissey, Upper Murchison. This native belongs to the East Murchison.

Apprehensions. Vide Warrants issued, page 74.

MICHAEL COCKLIN, exp., late Reg. No. 8810, at Busselton, on the 28th ult., by P.Cs. Keen and Parker. Fined IOs. and 3s. 6d. costs.

Vide Warrants issued.

BENJAMIN FITTON, exp., k te Reg. No. 6026, at BaUarat, on the 28th ult., by P.C. Edward Parker. Fined Ss. and 9s. 9d. costs on Geo. Simpson's charge, and 5s. and 9s. 9d. costs on Ernest Locke's charge.

Vide Absconder 27.

JAMES SMITH, t.l., Reg. No. 9572, by P.C. Lavery, at Long Forest, York District, on the 30th ult. I t being proved that Smith was engaged to Robert Carter, of Long Forest, he was discharged.

AGNES ARMSTRONG, at Premantle, on the 6th inst., by Corporal O'ConneU; charged with attempting to poison her husband.

GEOEGE GORDON, t.L, Reg. No. 9748, by L.C. Connor, at Perth, on the 6th inst.; charged with entering the dwelling of Mrs. Woods, Goderich Street, Perth, for an unlawful purpose. Mrs. Woods having left the house a short time, on returning, found Gordon in bed with her little girl, 5 years old. Sen­tenced to 2 years' imprisonment with hard labor, and to receive 2 dozen lashes.

JOHN MCMAHON, exp., late 6922, and ELIZABETH DoEAN, prostitute, by P.C. Murray, at York, on the 6th inst. Vide C.L 157.

Vide Stealing in Dwellings, &c. ALEXANDER FEASER, exp., late Eeg. No. 7413, by

P.C. SuUivan, at Perth, on the Sth inst.; charged with the larceny of a quantity of tools on the 3rd inst., and a blanket and rug on the 4th inst., the propertv of T. MoUoy, Perth. Sentenced to 6,4 months' hard labor on each charge, cumulative. <

Vide Police Gazette, page 74.

GEORGE LEAKE, ab. nat., by L.C. Patrick Troy, at New Norcia.

HENRY BLACK, exp., late 6828, by L.C. MeCaffery, on Sth inst.; charged with stealing one chestnut horse, the property of Edward Lilly, on the Sth inst., from the Horse and Groom Hotel, Perth. Com­mitted on the 10th inst. at Perth Police Court, for trial at Supreme Court.

Vide Inquests, page 71.

DAVID JONES, exp., late Reg. No. 6171, at Gerald­ton, on the 6th inst.; charged with the murder of Thomas Williams, t.l. 9622. Committed for trial.

GEORGE BUNCHER, t.L, Reg. No. 7926, by Corporal O'ConneU, at Fremantle; charged with being con­cerned with another man, not in custody, in stealing a bag of potatoes from the premises of the Crown & Thistle Hotel, Fremantle, the property of (owner not named). No description given of the man seen carrying the bag of potatoes on his back, by the two servant girls at the Hotel, who recognized Buncher as the man on the look-out, and who, when discovered, attempted to shut the kitchen door to prevent the girls from seeing who they were; the thief dropped the potatoes, which are now in the hands of the Police.

Property Found. On the 3rd July, 1876, on the Geraldton and Flats'

Road,—a silver Geneva Hunter Watch, No. on hd 8726 ; much damaged. Now at Geraldton Pohce Station.

In Newcastle, on the 4th inst.,—a small pocket-book, new, one side of cover has the word " notes" in gilt letters. Now at Newcastle Station.

In High Street, Fremantle, on the 4th inst.,—a cart whip. Now at Fremantle Station.

In St. George's Terrace, on the 3rd inst., and now at Detective Office, Perth,—a roll of colored tissue paper.

In Barrack Street, Perth, on the 4th inst.,—a door key. Now at Detective Office.

On the Fremantle Road, on the Sth inst.,—a black gingham umbrella, brown handle, new. Now at Detective Office.

In Goderich Street, Perth, on the 9th inst.,—a black brooch, imitation vulcanite. Now at Detective Office.

Vide Property Found. The whip found in High Street, Fremantle, has

been claimed by Benjamin Brown, and handed over to him.

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Miscellaneous, B R I A N F E E E L I N G , exp., late Reg. No. 5286; charged

a t Pe r th Police Court, on the Sth inst., by George Seymour, with using abusive and insult ing language towards him, on the 6th inst., relative to Seymour having given evidence at Pe r th Police Court, on tha t day, in a case of ilUcit grog selling. Fined 40s . ; in default was sent to prison for three months .

F R E D E R I C K Y A T E S alias B I L L Y BOY, exp., late Reg.

No. 9 5 0 ; charged by Eliza Gwynne with using abusive and insulting language towards her on the 6th inst., relative to giving evidence in the grog case above mentioned. Fined 40s . ; in default was sent to prison for two months. Also charged with assault ing Eliza Gwynne; sentence one month hard labor, cumulative on former sentence.

Vide Warrants Issued, page 70. JOEY, ab. nat., not to be arres ted; warrant with­

drawn on the Sth inst., by S. P . Phill ips.

J O H N K E L L Y , exp., late Reg. No. 4874, at Bunbury , on the 30th u l t . ; charged by Sergeant Gilchrist and P.C. HoUand with wilfully damaging the house of Joseph BusweU to the amount of .£5 ; also with dis­orderly conduct; sentenced to one month imprison­ment as a loose and disorderly person, to pay Joseph BusweU £5 for damages, or in default three months ' imprisonment with hard labor.

Vide Warrants Issued, page 74. J A M E S I R V I N E , exp., late Reg. No. 8591, not to

arres ted; warrant cancelled on the 28th ult. be

R I C H A R D FRANCIS , exp., late Reg. No. 4589, at Per th , on the 6th ins t . ; charged by L.C. McCaffrey with illegally selling spirituous liquors, without a license. Sentenced to three months ' imprisonment, with a fine of ^£30, and six months ' in default of payment of fine.

At Fremantle, on the 7th inst., Sarah Tozer, prostitute, charged J O H N GANIESON, free, with as­saulting her and placing her in bodily fear. Bound over to keep the peace for six months, himself in ,£20, and two sureties in ^£10 each; or in default six months ' imprisonment. Sent to prison in default. This is the same man shewn in page 51 , of Police Gazette, for unlawfully wounding Sarah Tozer, a t Fremantle .

Referring to W a r r a n t issued at Bunbury in August , 1872, for the arrest of ab. nat . BUNDEMARROW alias J I M M Y , charged with the Murder of ab. nat. Joe, a t Bellingup, Upper Blackwood, on 17th August , 1872, it has been reported by P.C. Stack tha t Bundemarrow was recently seen near Yokerup with other ab. natives.

C.R. 8401 J O H N R O G E R S , has

District for York District to reside. left Newcastle

Vide Apprehensions. A G N E S ARMSTRONG, on remand, was brought u p

at Fremant le Police Court, on 10th inst., and the case dismissed, there being no evidence to support the charge.

Vide Apprehensions, page 63. C H A R L E S A. LAVENDER alias E N O C H A. C L A R K E ,

exp., late Reg. No. 9121, brought up under remand at Bunbury , on the 23rd inst. Sentenced to 3 months ' hard labor.

Police to report the present whereabouts of C H A S . SAVAGE, exp., late Reg. No. 6177, lately employed a t Yatheroo.

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Prisoners discharged from Perth Gaol, week ending July 8th, 1870'.

Eeg. No. or late Eeg. No.

6332

6572 2611

8672

8295 3147 2974

9799

Con­dition.

Exp. Free Exp. Do.

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Free Exp. Do. Do. Free Exp.

Name.

Jones, William KeUy, Patrick ... Davidson, William Foley, John

Osborne, Eobert ...

Stephenson, George Hole, John Brown, Richard ... Goidd, Henry Dayrell, Patrick ... Killroy, Henry

Offence.

Absconding from Service ... Drunk and incapable Drunk and disorderly Drunk and disorderly, and

violently resisting Pohce Larceny

Refusing to obey Officer ... Drunk and disorderly Carelessly setting fire to bush Larceny Refusing to obey Officer ... Absconding from Service ...

Date discliarged.

3rd July . 5th July . Do. Do.

Do.

7th July . Sth July. Do. Do. Do. Do.

2 months. 21 days. 1 month. 14 days; 1 month.

Committed for trial, and discharged.

4 weeks. 1 month. £a l i s . 6d. 3 months. 4 weeks. 3 months.

or 2 months.

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f Burglary and Housebreaking. Vide Miscellaneous, Police Gazette, page 75.

JAMES HOWE, exp., late Eeg. No. 9960, at York, on the 3rd inst.; was charged by P.C. Edwards, for that he, between the l l t h and 24th ult., did felo­niously break into the dwelling-house of George "Wood, at Beverley, and steal therefrom 1 green kangaroo rug, 301bs. flour, 4 lbs. pork, quantity of tea and sugar, a small rope, a small cotton bag, and a knife ; the three articles last mentioned, were found in possession of James Howe when arrested for va­grancy. Committed for trial.

Horses and Cattle. Stolen from the stables of the Horse and Groom

Hotel, Perth, on the Sth instant, the property of Edward LUly,—one chestnut horse. Vide Appre­hensions.

Certificates of Freedom have been issued to undermentioned Convicts, whose sentences have expired:—

Edward Ashby, Eeg. No. 9960, received a Certificate of Freedom at York Police Court, on the Sth inst.; convicted at Perth, Western Australia, on the 7th July, 1869, for forgery and uttering, and received a sentence of seven years' penal servitude.

Thomas Dixey, Eeg. No. 9429, received a Cer­tificate of Freedom at Newcastle PoUce Court, on the 8tb inst. ; convicted at Huntingdon, in Huntingdon­shire, on the 15th March, 1866, for robbery with violence. Sentenced to 10 years' penal servitude.

Horace Coe, Eeg. 9690, received a Certificate of Freedom at Perth, on the 6th inst.; convicted at Newington, in Surrey, on the 3rd July, 1866, of larceny from the person, and sentenced to 10 years' penal servitude.

Tickets-of-Leave, Henry Smith, Eeg. No. 8418, has been granted a

Ticket-of-Leave on own account in the Toodyay district. "̂ "̂

George Savage, Eeg. No. 8992, has been granted a Ticket-of-Leave on own account in the Toodyay district. •' •'

Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person, &c.

From the house and premises of Thomas Molloy, Howick Street, Perth, sometime since the 3rd inst.,— 1 hammer, 1 hooping iron, 1 adze, 1 spokeshave, 1 blanket, 1 horse rug, 2 bed rugs. The hammer, hooping iron, adze, spokeshave, blanket, and horse rug recovered by L. C. McCaffrey, on the Sth inst.; they having been purchased by Charles Harmsworth, exp., and John Adolph, t.L, Eeg. No. 10051, from — Eraser.—C.I. 154. Vide Apprehensions.

From the premises of Thomas Jackson, Perth, on the Sth inst.,—one sheep dog, the property of Patrick Armstrong. Description—black, four white feet, white breast, white eyebrows, white off; answers to the name of Mountain.—C.I,

neck, half taU 155.

From the team of Henry Cain, at the one-mUe Perth Eoad, Albany end, sometime during the night of the 3rd inst.,—a flour sack, containing 2 lbs. twist tobacco; 1 new double blanket, blue. The sack found in the bush next morning empty.—C.L 156.

From the person of William Brown, in the house of John McMahon, York, on the 6th July, 1876,— three one-pound bank notes (Bank unknown), 30s. in silver; one f plate Silver Geneva Lever Hunter Watch, double cased, No. 75947, wUh common chain attached, value ^3.—C.L 167. Vide Appre­hensions.

From the house of Thomas Cawkwell, York, on the 7tb inst.,—one monkey jacket, lined with red flannel, much worn; 1 lb. of sugar, m paper bag; about 1 lb. of pork.—C.L 158. ^

From the dwelling house of Eichard Broad, Farmer, Victoria Plains, on the 12th ult.,—one tomahawk, branded J.C. on each side; 1 blue serge coat, lined inside with serge, and fastens in front with one button; 1 pUot cloth coat; both coats nearly new. Two natives caUed Johnny alias Jackara, and Jack Flat (Native name not known), committed the above robbery. These natives belong to the Eastward.—C.L 159.

By Autliority : RICHAKD FETHEK, Govemmtnt Primer, Perth.

p o l i t e ®fa^jtttt> [ PubUshed by Authority. ]

This Gazette is p'ublished for Police information only, and the Police throughout the Colony

are inst/ructed to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with tlie contents.

M. S. SMITH, Superintendent of Police.

No. 21.] WEDNESDAY, JULY 19. [1876.

Circular Orders and Miscellaneous Information.

CO. "/OT.—A- certain number of immigrants have arrived in this Colony, since 1874, jjcr ships Lady Elizabeth, Daylight, Lady Louisa, Charlotte Padbury, and Robert Morrison. Police ofiicers in charge at any of the seaports will forward through their Divisional Ofiicers from time to time, a report showing the names of any of the above immigrants who may leave the Colony. Report to give place and date of departure, name of ship, and destination.

M. S. SMITH, Superintendent of Police.

14-7-76.

Warrants Issued, NARABONADONA alias GEORGIE, ab. nat.; is charged

on warrant issued at Cossack, on the 15th February, 1876, with deserting the service of H. Hickey, about the end of January last.

MUNGUGROW alias SAILOR, ab. nat.; is charged on warrant issued at Cossack, on 15th February, 1876, with deserting the service of H. Hickey, about the end of January last.

JOHNNY, ab. nat.; is charged on warrant issued at Cossack, on the 20th February, 1876, with feloni­ously taking away a dingy and part of a dugong, the property of H. McKiUer of the cutter " Avienca."

MOORDAN alias Sambo, ab. nat.; is charged on warrant issued at Cossack, on the 26th February, 1876, with deserting the service of Eobert Bax.

JERRY, ab. nat. Description—Middling stout, age about 30 years, height Sft. 7in., brown hair, brown eyes, long visage, black complexion; is charged on warrant issued at Cossack, on the 2nd March, 1876, with deserting the service of G. B. Scott, about the 24th September, 1875.

CHARLEY, ab. nat. Description—Stout, age about 26 years, height Sft. 8in., brown hair, brown eyes, long visage, dark complexion; is charged on warrant

issued at Cossack, on the 2nd March, 1876, with deserting the service of G. B. Scott, about the 24th September, 1876.

GEORGIE, ab. nat. Description—Stout, age about 17 years, height about 5ft. 4in., black hair, black eyes, round visage, black complexion ; is charged on warrant issued at Eoebourne, on the 20th March, 1876, that ho did feloniously steal and carry away one sheep, the property of S. H. Viveash, on the 14th March, instant.

MINDOBANDA alias SNOWBALL, ab. nat. Des­cription—SUght, age about 24 years, height Sft. 6in., black hair, black eyes, round visage, dark complexion ; is charged on warrant issued at Cossack, on the 27tli March, 1876, deserting from the cutter " Oda," on the 1st February last.

YANNANBEREY alias PETER LYNCH, ab. nat.; is charged on warrant issued at Cossack, on the 10th April, 1876, with deserting the service of Eobert Thompson, about the middle of February last.

MANNANGOORA alias TOMEY, ab. nat.; is charged on warrant issued at Cossack, on the ISth April, 1876, with deserting the service of H. McKay, on the 18th March lUtimo.

BULLY, ab. nat.; is charged on warrant issued at Cossack, on the 17th April, 1876, with deserting from the cutter " Charon," on the 25th January last.

FRED, ab. nat. Description—Eather stout, age about 24 years, height Sft. 7in., dark brown hair, dark eyes, round visage, dark complexion; is charged on warrant issued at Eoebourne, on the 2nd May, 1876, that he did feloniously steal and carry away one sheep, the property of S. H. Viveash.

WALLERING, ab. nat. Description—Stout, age about 26 years, height Sft. lOin., brown hair, dark brown eyes, round visage, dark brown complexion, has an impediment in his speech; is charged on wan-ant issued at Eoebourne, on the 2nd May, 1876, with deserting the service of E. G. Burgess, about the beginning of AprU last.

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WANQELGOTTEA alias TOMIIY, ab. nat. Description —SUght, age about 30 years, height Sft. 8in., black hair, grey eyes, long visage, light brown complexion; is charged on warrant issued at Cossack, on the 2nd May, with deserting the service of Eobert Burns, about the middle of April last.

JiNNABiTCHEE, ab. nat. Description—Stout, age about 46 years, height 5ft. l l in. , dark hair, oval visage, dark complexion, pockmarked on face; is charged on warrant issued at Eoebourne, on the 29th May, 1876, with deserting the service of T. E. McKenzie & Co.

TOMMY, ab. nat. Description—Stout, age about 28 years, height Sft. lOin., black hair, dark eyes, long visage, dark complexion, a shepherd ; is charged on warrant issued at Eoebourne, on the 29th May, 1876, with deserting the service of T. E. McKenzie & Co., some time in AprU last.

TEDDIE, ab. nat. Description—Stout, age about 20 years, height about Sft. 6in., brown hair, grey eyes, round visage, dark complexion, a shepherd; is eharged on warrant issued at Eoebourne, on the 29th May, 1S76, with deserting the service of T. E. McKenzie & Co., some time in April last.

MULLAGANG, ab. nat. Description—Slight, age .about 30 years, height Sft. lOin., brown hair, brown eyes, oval visage, dark brown complexion; is charged on warrant issued at Eoebourne, on the 1st ultimo, vrith deserting the service of McKay, Brothers, about the end of April last.

MONKEY, ab. nat.; is charged on warrant issued at Eoebourne, on the 1st ultimo, with deserting the service of McKay, Brothers, in March, 1875.

NABUDDY, ab. nat. Description—Slight, age about 25 years, height Sft. lOin., brown hair, brown eyes, long visage, very dark complexion; a shepherd; is charged on warrant issued at Eoebourne, on the 19th ult., with deserting the service of James Stewart, Fortescue Eiver.

WILLIAM WOOLFENDEN, exp., late Eeg. No. 100S7; is charged on warrant issued at Bunbury, on the 10th inst., with stealing one cross-cut saw, the pro­perty of F . EUot, on the Sth inst. Vide Appre­hensions.

GiLEEEAD EHODES, exp., late Eeg. No, 7527. Description—Middling Stout, age 40 years, height Sft. Sin., brown hair, grey eyes, long visage, swarthy complexion, has a slight stoop, walks a Uttle lame, is paralysed in right arm and leg; a laborer; is charged on warrant issued at Irwin, on the 1st inst., with deserting the service of Eobert Walcott, on the 26th ult.

MURCURAMAH alias PETER, ab. nat. Description —Middling stout, age 19 or 20 years, height Sft. Sin., black hair, black eyes, round visage, black com­plexion; is charged on warrant issued at Newcastle, on the 15th inst., with stealing from the hut of Michael Lenahan, of Victoria Plains. Vide C. 1.145, page 73.

MUNYENGUR alias PADDY, ab. nat. Description— Slight, age about 20 years, height Sft. 6|in., brown hair, black eyes, black complexion; is charged on warrant issued at Newcastle, on the ISth inst., with stealing from the hut of Michael Lenahan, of Victoria Plains. Vide C.L 145, page 73.

WILLIAM SMITH, exp., late Eeg. No. 9301; is charged on warrant issued at Geraldton, with desert­ing the service of John Eyan, of the Bowes Eiver, on the 26th ult. Vide Apprehensions.

Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person, &c, >

From the dwelling house of Annie Maria Gillman, storekeeper, Fremantle, on the l l t h or 12th inst.,— one Crimean shirt, one blue and white striped cotton twill shirt, one pink and grey striped Crimean shirt, one pair white duck trowsers, No. 5., seven pairs female's white cotton stockings, one oval cotton anti­macassar ; the whole of the above articles, excepting the antimacassar, are new. Lydia Dysart suspected. —C.L 160. Vide Apprehensions.

From the but of John Hurley, at the 13-mile * camp, York Eoad, on the Sth inst.,—one Crimean shirt, plaid pattern with hole in the back, five sticks of tobacco, and a small quantity of tea and sugar; the shirt is identifiable.—C.L 161.

Prom the garden of James Jarvis, Fremantle, during the night of the 10th inst.,—about 1000 onion plants. The traces of some person crawling about on his hands and knees were seen next morning by the police, but they were unable to follow them further than the fence.—C.L 162.

Stolen or lost from the team of James Allen, on the evening of the 13th inst., between Perth Bridge and the Canning Landing,—two horse nosebags, one containing a bottle of rum and the other two parcels of tea, about l^lbs. in each, and one paper parcel containing 12 yards Lindsay, six yards calico, one pair stays, one colored petticoat, a small packet of cotton and needles, two pairs stockings, and one pair scissors.—C.L 163.

From the store of George Shenton, Hay Street, Perth, on the evening of the ISth inst.,—a paper parcel containing lOibs. of twist tobacco.—C.L 164. Vide Apprehensions.

From Paul Jacques, on the night of the 10th inst., while grubbing in the bush, about one mile from Newcastle,—one American axe, one spade with a piece of iron bound round the handle. Can be identified.—C.L 166.

From the cart of WiUiam Edwards, at Baylup, on the night of the 10th inst.,—one new black billycock hat. This hat was recovered by P.C. Eaton, on the 15th inst., having been stolen by John Foley, exp., late Eeg. No. 2611, on the 10th inst., at Baylup, and sold by him to Edward Taylor, of Newcastle, on the l l t h inst.—C.L 166.

From the house of Mr. Champneys, York, between • the 7th and 13th inst.,—two white cambric hand­kerchiefs, one yard of lace, one sponge, and a number of cakes. The above property was found in the box of Mary Jane Priest, servant to Mr. Champneys. Mary Jane Priest, at York, on the 14th inst., was severely reprimanded and discharged.—C.L 167.

Lost or stolen from York, on the night of the l l th inst.,—one sheepdog, the property of Neal Paton, shepherd. Descriijtion—black and tan, white blaze down face, few white hairs on back of neck, about four years old; answers to the name of Bluff.—C.L 168. I

From the hut of Eichard Boylan, free, at Carlup, on the 12tb inst.,—a large damper and about 30fts. of flour. Big Paddy, ab. nat., suspected.—C.L 169.

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From the person of Edward Saunders, exp., late Eeg. No. 7539, while lying drunk, at Pier inbup, Albany Eoad, on the night of the 30th ult. ,—one purse, dark morocco leather with brass mountings and clasp, containing three sovereigns, a sixpenny and fourpenny piece, one gold r i n g ; the ring was a gold pin without a head, and turned to represent a ring. Will iam Wilson, exp., late Eeg. No. 3799, alitxs Bull P u p , strongly suspected. J o h n Carroll, exp., late Eeg. No. 5677, was also one of the par ty.— C.L 170.

Conditional Eelease granted to:—•

Eichard Brickie, Eeg. No. 7646, and forwarded to Geraldton, for issue.

Apprehensions, Fide Warra.nts issued.

W I L L I A M W O O L F E N D E N , exp., late Eeg. No.

10067, by Sergeant GUchrist and P.C. Holland, at Bunbury, on the 10th inst. Case dismissed.

Vide WaiTants issued. J E R R Y , ab. nat., at Cossack, on the 23rd ult. , by

S. P .C. Dalton.

Vide Warrants issued. MuNGUGRON alias SAILOR, ab. nat. , at Cossack, on

the 21st ult., by S. P.C. Dalton.

Vide WaiTants issued. C H A R L E Y , ab. nat., at Cossack, on the 27th ult. ,

by S. P.C. Dalton.

Vide Warrants issued. MINDOBANDA alibis SNOWBALL, at Cossack, on the

17th ult., by S. P.C. Dalton.

Vide Warrants issued, pago 47. M A G A R I N alias J I M K E L L Y , on the 10th inst., by

L.C. McDonald and P.C. Fieri , 70 miles east of Kojonup.

Vide C. I. 164. W I L L I A M M C I N N E S , exp., late Eeg. No. 7602, and

G E O R G E W I L L I A M S , exp., late Eeg. No. 8466, at Per th , on the 15th inst., by Sergeant McLarty and L.C. Connor ; charged with feloniously stealing 10 lbs. of tobacco from the store of G. Shenton. Mc­Innes sentenced, on the 17th inst., to 6 months ' ha rd labour, and to pay expenses. WilUams dis­missed.

Vide Warrants issued, page 78. W I L L I A M D A Y , exp., late Eeg. No. 6327, at

Mogadilling, Beverley, on the l l t h inst., by P.C. Edwards and Native Assistant. Eemanded on the 14th inst., for 8 days.

Vide Absconder 25. TOMMY W O B U T , ab. nat., at Beverley, on the 10th

inst., by P.Cs. Edwards and Pridmore.

Fide Warrants issued. W I L L I A M S M I T H , exp., late Eeg. No. 9301, at Cut

HUl, Mines Eoad, on the 10th inst., by P.C. Carroll.

Vide C.L IfiO. L Y D I A DYSART, by P.Cs. Maslin and Armstrong,

at Fremant le , on the 13th inst., and charged same day with the larceny of 1 Crimean shirt, and 1 pair stockings, the property of Annie Maria Gillman. Sentenced to six months ' imprisonment.

Vide Warrants issued, page 23. J O S E P H W A T K I N S , exp., late Eeg. No. 1779, in

Per th , when discharged from Prison, on the l 4 t h inst., by L.C. Connor.

Vide C.L 158. O B E D E D E N M I T C H E L L , t.L, Eeg . No. 9824, by

Sergeant Waldock, at York, on l l t h inst. ; charged with breaking into and stealing from the house of Thomas Cawkwell, 1 monkey jacket, 2 lbs. sugar, I lb. tea, 1 lb. p irk. Sentenced to 3 years ' imprison­ment with hard labour.

Certificates of Freedom. Henry Joyce, Eeg . No. 10088, received a certificate

of Freedom at Bunbury, on the 7th ins t . ; convicted at Per th , Western Australia, on the Sth November, 1872, of larceny, and sentenced to 3 years ' penal servitude.

WilUam Jones, t.L, Eeg . No. 9787, received a Certificate of Freedom a t Per th , on the 15th ins t . ; convicted at Worcester, Worcestershire, on the 27th February, 1866, of felony, (entering a dwelling and stealing therefrom), and sentenced to 10 years' penal servitude.

Henry Glossop, Eeg. No. 9461, received a Certifi­cate of Freedom at Geraldton, on the 10th ins t . ; convicted at Wisbeach, in Cambridgeshire, on the 3rd January , 1866, for steaUng money from a shop till, and sentenced to 10 years' penal servitude.

Joseph Would, Eeg . No. 9630, received a Certifi­cate of Freedom a t Kojonup, on the 14th ins t . ; convicted at the Central Criminal Court Middlesex, on the 18th September, 1865, of burglary, and sentenced to 10 years' penal servitude.

Inquest. An inquest was held by the Eesident Magistrate ,

at Eoebourne, on the l l t h inst., on the body of Alexander Glennie, exp., who died suddenly on the morning of the l l t h inst., while eat ing his breakfast, in company with G. B. Fauntleroy, his employer, and four workmen. Verdict—" Died from heart disease, enlargement of the hear t ."

Burglary and Housebreaking. The house of William Elsegood, situate on B .

Mason's landing on the Canning, was broken into on the 13th May, by removing two weather boards near the door and prising the catch of the lock, and the following articles stolen therefrom :*—1 turkey oil stone, branded W . J . E. , 1 pair of T hinges 18 inches long, 1 pair moleskin trowsers, size 6, new, 1 new under-flannel shirt, 1 new tennon saw, marked W . J . E . , 9 gimblets, branded W.E . , 1 smoothing plane, b randed W . J . E., 1 hammer No. 6, 1 hammer No. 8., 1 single tooth guage, branded W . J . E., and 1 fringed towel. Moondine Joe alias Joseph Blythe Johns , exp., late Eeg . No. 8189, arrested by Detective Sergeant Eowe and Sergeant McLarty, on the 13th inst., and found in his possession a pair of tweed trowsers, a turnsaw, | - inch socket chisel, oil stone, screw auger, pair T hinges, square, piece of chisel, centre punch, brace bit. Identified and claimed by W . Elsegood as his property. On 14th inst., was brought up a t P e r t h Police Court, then discharged on bis own recogni­zance, to come up for judgment when called upon.

A G E E , a Malay, at Eoebourne, on the 31st M a y ; charged by Sergeant Vincent with breaking into the store of W . S. HaU, of Cossack, and stealing there­from silver coin to the amount of 15s. Sentenced to three months ' imprisonment with h.l.

Property Lost, Between the Harvey and Pinjarrah, on the 7th

inst.,—one double breasted l ight tweed coat, three but tons each side, and torn on left shoulder, t he property of Benjamin Longstaff, t.L, Eeg . No. 8059.

On the night of the Sth inst.,—on the P e r t h Eoad , 3 lbs. of tobacco, rolled up in a piece of Uning.

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Prisoners discharged from Perth Gaol, week ending Jnly loth, 1876.

ig. No. or late Eeg. No.

Con­dition. Offence, Date discharged.

6291 8396 2015

6022 8806

8717 1102

1776 6036 311

Exp. Do. Do. Free Exp. Do.

Free Exp. Do.

Free Exp. Do. Do.

Free

Freeman, James ... Eichardson, William Eeilly, James Rae, WiUiam Grayfer, James ... Bain, William

Warren, William ... Smith, Thomas ... Wootton, John Jones, George Watkins, Joseph ... Sparks, Edward ... Mallerish, John ... Rum Crum, (man of color)

Violently resisting Police ... Larceny Vagrancy Refusing to obey OiEcer ... Drunk and disorderly Drunk and disorderly, and

drunk and incapable ... Vagrancy Larceny Drunk and vagrancy Refusing name to Police ... Larceny Absconding from Service ... Absconding from Service ... Larceny

10th July Do. Do. Do. Do. l l t h July

Do. 12th July 13th July Do. 14th July 15th July Do. Do.

1 month. 6 months. 7 days. 4 veeks. 7 days. 8s. fine or 10 days, 14 days.

14 days. 3 months. 1 month. 20s. fine or 14 days. 6 months. 2 months. 2 months. 3 months.

Property Found. On Bunbury Jetty, on the 9th inst.,—one elastic

cricket belt. Now at Bunbuiy Police Station.

In York, on the 9th inst.,—a gold plated brooch, (snake pattern). Now at York Police Station.

In Howick Street, Perth, on the 14th inst.,—a baby's satin hood. Now at Detective Oflace.

George Vide Property Lost, page 26.

The order therein described found by Woodley, Shepherd (in the bush), on the Sth inst., about 4 mUes from Toapin, and returned to George Best.

Miscellaneous. Vide C. I. 155.

The dog therein mentioned, found by Patrick Armstrong.

WILLIAM BEOWN, pubUcan, at Fremantle, on the l l t h inst.; charged by Sergeant Campbell with illegally seUing spirituous liquor on Sunday, l l t h ultimo. Fined .£60 and costs.

MICHAEL JENKINS, exp., late Eeg. No. 8316, at Fremantle, on the l l t h inst.; charged by Sergeant Campbell with'illegally selUng spirituous liquor on the 26th ultimo, without a license authorising such sale. Sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment with a fine of dg30, and in default of payment, an additional 3 months' imprisonment.

WILLIAM EOSE, exp., late Eeg. No. 4743, at Fre­mantle, on the l l t h inst.; charged with committing an aggravated assault on his wife, on the 7th inst. Sentenced to 1 month's imprisonment, and bound over to keep the peace for 3 months, himself in <£20, and two sureties in dglO each.

Vide Inquests, pages 19 and 22. For John Moore read William Moore.

Vide Apprehensions, page 69. JOHN BANKS, p.p., Eeg. No. 9667, at Bunbury, on

the 6th inst.; was sentenced to return to Convict Prison, Fremantle, during the Governor's pleasure, for being in a pubUc house, and in the possession of 1 bottle of brandy without authority; and also sen­tenced to 6 months' hard labor, for having in his possession one passenger ticket, and sundry docu­ments, for some unlawful purpose.

Vide Property Found, page 71. The mackintosh coat claimed and received by

George Parker, on the 14th inst.

Vide Warrants Issued, page 77. JAMES HANSON, exp., late Eeg. No. 8882, is

further described as having an anchor on right arm, and his ears pierced.

Vide Miscellaneous, page 79. Correction.—John Ganieson should be John Garrison,

and for Edward Stratham read Edward Stathan. Vide pi'isoners tried at Supreme Court, page 79.

Vide Apprehensions, page 78. The potatoes stolen from the Crown & Thistle

Hotel, Fremantle, on the 10th inst., are the property of Joshua J. Harwood.

Sergeant Campbell reports there is a watch in Fremantle of the following description, which is stated to be owned by a ticket-of-leave holder, named Marsh, at Champion Bay. Description—Double-cased horizontal Geneva silver watch. No. 8795 or 8793. John Hoskin scratched with a pin on the f plate, and 181 in ink, on the inside of the inner case.

WILLIAM EICHARDSON, exp., late Eeg. No. 827, at Bunbury, on the 12tb inst.; charged by P.C. HoUand, for that he, ou the 10th inst., did seU, supply, or give a quantity of ale to ab. nat. George. Fined ^ 5 , ia default of distress 3 days' imprisonment.

MICHAEL ETAN, publican, at Newcastle, on the l l t h inst.; charged by L.C. Parker, with aUowing a drunken man to remain on his Ucensed premises. Fined £2 and costs.

THOMAS CKOKEK, exp., late Eeg. No. 9418, at Fremantle, on the 13th inst.; charged by Corporal O'ConneU, with Ulegally selling Colonial Wine on the 9th inst., without having a Ucense authorising such sale. Sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment, with a fine of .£30 and costs, or in default of payment, an additional 3 months' imprisonment.

ASSAM, a Chinaman, at Eoebourne, on the Sth ult.j charged by S.P.C. Dalton, with supplying spmtuous liquor to ab. natives, at Cossack, on the Sth ult. Fined £ 5 or seven days' imprisonment with h.l.

THOMAS BROADLEY, t.L, Eeg. No. 8489, at New­castle, on the ISth, inst.; charged by Sergeant Peacock with neglecting to send in his half-yearly return^ ending 30th June, 1876. Sentenced to one month's imprisonment.

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Mr. Pegler, of Perth, reported on the 12th inst., that some person has stolen about 200 panels of his three-rail fence, situate near Bull's Creek; there is a lot more of the posts dug up, ready to take away. Ihere is no road past the place; but there is a fresh cart track going in the direction of the Cannmg.

YAPSAYOU, a Chinaman, at Eoebourne, on the 30th iVlay; charged mth supplying rum to Jimbey, ab. nat. woman, on the 13th May. Fined £ 5 or 1 month's h.l.

) Authority: RICHARU PETHEU, GovcimKut Prijiter, Perth!

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[ 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. 22.] WEDNESDAY, JULY 26. [187.6.

Circular Orders and Miscellaneous Information,

CO. 7 ,̂3.—A certain number of immigrants have arrived in this Colony, since 1874, per ships Lady Elizabeth, Daylight, Lady Louisa, Charlotte Padbury, and Robert Morrison. Police officers in charge at any of the seaports will forward through their Divisional Officers from time to time, a report showing the names of any of the above immigrants who may leave the Colony. Eeport to give i)lace and date of departure, name of ship, and destination.

M. S. SMITH, Superintendent of Police.

14-7-76.

Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person, &c.

From the person of William Ecclesby, in the house of WiUiam Patterson, Murray Street, Perth, on the night of the 22nd inst.,—one English lever watch. No. 13757.—C.L 176. Vide Apprehensions.

Vide C.L 135. The property stolen from Charles Massingham

has been further described as 1 new hand saw, 3 or 4 teeth broken out, 1 piece broken off" handle, and rivet out; 1 tennon saw, steel back, nail in place of rivet; one set of brace bits, brace broken and top fastened with rivet and copper washer, several of the bits are twisted, others are filed like a shell auger; 1 new trying plane, not used; 1 jack plane, new, handle fastened with screw; 1 square with piece of brass broken off; 1 two foot rule with 6-inch joints; compasses, one point short; 1 American auger, point broken; 1 pair steelyards, weighing 316 lbs., and 7 lbs. white rope.

From the person of Thomas Evans, seaman, whilst under the influence of liquor in the boarding house of James Freeman, Fremantle, on the morning of the 20th inst.,—1 large pocket book containing 1 W. A. Bank note for £6 , No. not known, 13s. in silver and 1 master's certificate from the Board of Trade, Mel­bourne. Identifiable.—C.L 171. Firfe Apprehensions.

Stolen or lost in Fremantle, some time since the 27th ultimo,—1 large hand bell, marked —13 and broad arrow, Grosvenor Sale Eoom, High Street, Fremantle.—C.L 172.

From the workshop of Armstrong and McGlew, Murray Street, Perth, on the night of the 19th inst, —1 new fine tooth hand-saw, branded H. W. McGlew in circle, on the handle.—C.L 174.

From the shop of Mrs. Haines, Murray Street, Perth, on the 18th inst.,—about 21bs. cooked pork.— C.l. 176. Vide Apprehensions.

Miscellaneous. Enquiry to be made and report sent to Detective

Ofiice, respecting the whereabouts of John Brown, exp., shepherd, who was sent by his master Mr. Hurgess of Tipperary, about two months ago, to Perth, to cash cheques to the amount of £70, and has not since returned. Description—middling stout, about Sft. 6in. high, age about 40 years, Ught hair, fresh complexion, a shepherd.

On the 30 June last, Isaac Doust and W. Pontt, free, found the remains of a white man east of Porey island, about 14 or 16 miles from Shark's Bay, and state that from appearances the man must have been dead about 12 months. There was a new panni­can and some pieces of a check cotton shirt lying about, but no other kind of clothing was seen. I t is supposed that the man perished for want of food and water. The remains were buried by Messrs. Doust and Pontt, who reported this occurrence to North­ampton Police.

JOHN WILSON, exp., Eeg. No. 8175 ; charged by P. C. Claffey, at Geraldton, on the 4th inst., vrith being a loose, idle, and disorderly person ; sentenced to 1 month's imprisonment with h.l. Also with being drunk on the 4th inst.; sentenced to 21 days' h.l., cumulative.

Vide Deserting Service, &c., page 59. NooTAL, ab. nat., not to be arrested, warrant with­

drawn 20th instant.

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DANIEL KBYTE, exp., late Eeg. No. 7177, at Perth, on the 21st inst., charged by Corporal Archdeacon with being a loose, idle, and disorderly person. Sentenced to 2 months' imprisonment with hard labor.

JOHN THOMAS, publican, at Fremantle, on the 19tb inst., charged by L.C. Coppin, with selling liquor on the 15th inst., to other than bonil fide lodgers during prohibited hours. Case dismissed.

JOSEPH COLE, exp., late Eeg. No. 4912, at New­castle, on the 19tb instant, charged by Charies T. Monger with assaulting him on the 16th instant with an axe, with intent to kUl and murder. Com­mitted for trial.

ABRAHAM EUSHTON, Col. prisoner, Eeg. No. 10158, at Vasse, on the Sth instant, charged by P.C. Parker with being drunk on the 7th inst. Sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment, cumulative on present term of P.S.

Vide Apprehensions, page 78. GEORGE BUNCHER, t.l. Eeg. No. 7926, at Fre­

mantle, on the 18th instant, brought up under remand charged with stealing one bag of potatoes, the property of J. J. Harwood, Fremantle. Case dismissed.

THOMAS CASELY, t.L, Eeg. No. 9116, handed in at Geraldton PoUce Station on the 12th instant, a parcel containing 1 black alpaca coat, 1 pair white drill trousers, 1 white drill vest, and stated that he bought them from John Bourke, ex-P.C, for £ 2 2s. These articles answer the description of those reported stolen. Vide C.L 119.

Vide Apprehensions, page 83.

WILLIAM SMITH, exp. late Eeg. No. 9301, at Geraldton, on the 18th inst., charged with deserting the service of John Eyan. Case dismissed.

Vide Miscellaneous, page 79. BUNDEMARROW alias JIMMY, is reported by L.

Sergeant Back to be at the Lower Blackwood.

Mr. WEEDON, greengrocer, reported at Fremantle, on the 20th inst., that two of his draught horses have suddenly died, it is supposed through poison being mixed with their feed. The Police are in­vestigating the matter.

On the 17th May last, Henry McCaffey, seaman, made a statement on oath before the Eesident Magistrate at Eoebourne, to the effect that on Friday, 12th May last, the boats Speculator and Aurora were trying to beat out from a small island, between Legendre and Digby Islands. There were three men on board the Speculator besides himself, namely,, James McGee, Joseph Eogers, and John Spencer. The tide was too strong to admit their beating, and Spencer proposed to scull the dingy around an adjacent point, to which they consented. The Aurora had rounded the point and the Speculator was endeavoring to follow, when a squall struck her, cap­sized her, and shifted her ballast, so that it was impos­sible to right her again. McGee left the wreck to swim ashore, but did not succeed. McCaffey and Eogers took to the water with an oar each to assist them in floating. Eogers, who was unable to swim, lost his oar and was taken back to the wreck. Ultimately McCafi'ey reached the island, crossed it, and found the A.urora ashore on the other side. Several attempts were made to find the Speculator, but were unsuccessful. I t is supposed that Eogers perished, as there was a high sea running at the time.

Vide Apprehensions. George Jones, free, at Fremantle, on the 24th inst.,

charged with larceny from the person of Thomas Evans, free. Case dismissed.

Apprehensions. Vide C.L 176.

GEORGE WOODCOCK, exp., late Eeg. No. 4729 and 9973, on the 22nd inst., by L.C. HaU and P.C. Nugent; charged with steaUng from the person of WiUiam Ecclesby, on the 22nd inst., one EngUsh lever watch. Property not recovered.

Vide Warrants issued. GEORGE alias EOGER BROWN, exp., late Eeg. No,

8504, by L.C. Bumside, at Northam, on the 19th inst. At York, on the 22nd inst., remanded for 8 days.

Vide Warrants issued. JAMES BRYAN, exp., late Eeg. No. 2158, by Ser­

geant Waldock, at York, on the 19th inst.

Vide Warrants issued, page 34. MONKEY alias Soup, ab. nat., by John Perks,

overseer for E. & F. Wittenoom, at Youin, and charged at Geraldton, on the 4tb inst., with assault­ing John Cox, sentenced to 3 years' hard labour. Also with deserting the service of E. & F. Wittenoom, on the 28th December, 1875. Sentenced to 3 months' hard labour, cumvdative.

Vide Warrants issued. JOHN BUNNETT, t.L, Eeg. No. 8791, by P.C.

Claffey, at Geraldton, on the 15th inst. Sentenced to 1 month hard labour.

GEORGE JONES, free, seaman, at Fremantle, on the 20th inst., by Corporal O'ConneU; charged with larceny from the person of Thomas Evans.—Vide C.L 171.

Vide C. L 175. JAMES EOBINSON, t.L, Eeg. No. 9656, by L.C.

McCaffrey, at Perth, on the 18th inst.; charged with feloniously stealing 2 lbs. of pork from Mrs. Haines, Murray Street. Sentenced on the 19th inst., to 6 months' hard labour.

Wafrants Issued. JAMES BRYAN, exp. Description—Middling stout,

age about 45 years, height 6ft. 7in., hair turning grey, grey eyes, thin visage, flush complexion, a laborer; is charged on warrant issued at York, on the 19th inst., with breach of contract, contrary to 6 Vict. No. 6.

GEORGE alias EOGER BROWN, exp., late Eeg. No. 8604. Description—Middling stout, age 37 years, height 6ft. 7fin., black hair, dark hazel eyes, long visage, dark complexion, anchor and flag left arm, scar right wrist, D left side, crucifix and flag left arm, a laborer; is charged on warrant issued at York, on the 17th inst., with feloniously forging a cheque on the W. A. Bank, dated 26th AprU, 1876, for £l_2s. 4d., purporting to be di-awn by C. & W. Pontt in favor of E. Brown or Bearer.

ALBERT MCINTOSH SKIRVING, free. Description-Stout, about 45 years of age, 6ft. lOin. high, black hair, black whiskers, wore all round face, dark eyes, oval visage, dark complexion, a saw doctor; is charged on warrant issued at Bunbury, on the 19th inst., for that he, on the night of the 17th inst., violently, and against her will, did ravish, and carnally know Mary Brown, wife of Thomas Brown Quindalup.

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Vide Apprehensions. JOHN BUNNETT, t.L, Eeg No. 8791; is charged on

warrant issued at Geraldton, on the 16th inst., with deserting the service of Thomas Kirkup.

JOHN FOLEY, exp., late Eeg. No. 2611. Descrip­tion—Stout, age 43 years, 5fl. S^in. high, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, long visage, dark complexion, two scars on right leg above knee, cupping marks on back; is charged on warrant issued at Newcastle, on the 22nd inst., that he did feloniously steal, take, and carry away, on the 10th inst., one felt hat, the property of William Edwards.

Property Found, Vide Property Lost, page 83.

The tobacco lost on the night of the 18th inst.,-is now at the Canning Police Station.

In Barrack Street, Perth, on the 18th inst.,—2 small keys attached to chain. Now at Detective Office.

In Adelaide Terrace, Perth, on the 19th inst.,—1 sack containing 5 loaves, and about 71bs. bacon. Now at Detective Office.

In Murray Street, Perth, on the 20th inst.,—a door key. Now at Detective Office.

In Adelaide Terrace, on the 2l8t inst.,—2 gudgeons for a wheelbarrow. Now at Detective Office.

In Fremantle, on the 2l8t inst.,—one white cambric handkerchief, small and trimmed with lace. Now at Fremantle Station.

On the 22nd inst., in Adelaide Terrace,—1 new wool bale. Now at Detective Ofhce.

On the 20th inst., on the road from York to Yangedine,—a cheque on the W. A. Bank for ISs., dated 17th June, 1876, drawn by Eichard Gallop, jun., in favor of Joseph Pyke or Bearer. Now at York Police Station.

Found on the Perth Eoad, near Fremantle,—a lady's white straw hat, trimmed with black velvet ribbon and lace, and black and white flowers. Now at Fremantle Station.

Property Lost, On the 20th inst., between the Weld Club and

Mill Street, Perth,—a tiger's claw set in gold.

Certificates of Freedom, JOHN STEWART, t.L, Eeg. No. 9587, received a

Certificate of Freedom at Geraldton; convicted on the 27th December, 1866, of housebreaking, at Glas­gow, in Scotland, and sentenced to 10 years' p.s.

SAMUEL LANGFORD, Eeg. No. 9492, received a Certificate of Freedom at Geraldton, on the 13th inst.; convicted on the 18th October, 1866, of steal-

; ing a purse containing £2 15s. lOd., at Cambridge, sentenced to 10 years' p.s.

Conditional Pardon granted to:—

THOMAS ATKINSON, t.L, Eeg. No. 6207, at York, on the 14th inst. Convicted at Liverpool, in Lan­cashire, on the 18th December, 1860, of Burglary, and sentenced to 20 years' penal servitude.

Extract from the South Australian Police Gazette.

July 5, 1876.

STOLEN.

On the 23rd June, at Adelaide, from a case of haberdashery, five cardboard boxes, containing 30 silver hunting watches, Geneva pattern, | plate, American manufacture, " A. M. Watch Company, Martyn Square, Waltham, Mass." engraved on the plate. The property of D. & W. Murray.

MISSING FEIEND. Information is requested of a young gentleman of

the follo\ring description:—19 years of age, about Sft. 6in. high, rather broad set, light and very coarse hair, a slight fair moustache, very light eyelashes, two moles on his face, reddish brown eyes, straight prominent nose, speaks slowly with nervous twitching of the eyelid ; disappeared from his home in November last, wore when last seen a light over­coat, dark striped trousers, soft felt hat, and a white shirt with his name written on it in full, the initials of which are C. G. A reward of £50 is offered by Messrs. Janson, Cobb, and Pearson, Solicitors, No. 41 Finbury Circus, London, to any person who shall give such information as shall lead to his recovery: information to Detective" Officer, Adelaide.

Extract from the Victoria Police Gazette, June 21, 1876.

Stolen at Noumea, New Caledonia, from the steamer Lord Ashley, while on her passage from Noumea to Sydney, between the 21st and 27th ult., the property of Anna Bauer, a passenger at present residing at No. 149, Castlereagh Street, Sydney,—A pair of gold earrings, a large diamond in centre 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 gold ring, round cameo with an anchor, a cross, and a heart engraved on it; a gold ring set with turquoise, in shape of a flower; a pair of large round gold earrings, with gold bars through, and black stones at top ; a pair of earrings, brooch and sleeve links of pink coral; an oval brooch enamelled and set with pearls, a painting in centre representing a shepherd and shejiherdess; a large size gold watch, plain; a large size old fashioned gold watch, enamelled green; a long narrow brooch with round jasper in middle, and pearl in centre; a bracelet three or four fingers wide, plain gold top, and a bar of pink coral 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." a gold bracelet engraved and set with a large amethyst, surrounded by smaller ones and pearls ; a gold bracelet, two gold watch keys, one large set with a ruby; an oval scarf ring opens with a spring ; a small oval brooch set with rubies ; two gold pencil cases ; a gold necklace set with pink coral, with a cross in which are 8 pieces of pink coral; a coral necklace and cross, a gold necklace with large cross, set with turquoise and luibies ; a pair gold sleeve links set with round amethysts, and a diamond flower in centre ; two very fiuie chains passed through a gold ring, a gold chatelaine with three chains, one of which is incom­plete ; 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 smaU pearls forming a cross with a diamond in the centre, and supposed to have a ruby at each end, and a ring in black hair plaited at top, two claws in gold in the middle; a small gold seal, engraved but without letters, but supposed to have a date in it ; and a pocket knife with a corkscrew with other implements in it. Value £400. Identifiable.

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Ticket-of-Leave on own account has been granted to the following convict:—

ALFRED BLOW, Eeg. No. District, on the 20 inst.

9669, in the Toodyay

Horses and Cattle, Lost or stolen from the run of G. Bridges, at Cape

Naturaliste,—one red steer, about 4 years' old, branded 7 on off rump.—C.L 174.

Inquests. An inquest was held at Fremantle, on the 20th

inst., by J. G. Slade, Coroner, on the body of Eliza Butler, aged 10 years, who with her two sisters was going home in a cart, on the ISth inst., when at Wilgy Swamp, about five miles from Fremantle, deceased accidently feU out of the cart, the wheels passing over her head and body. Verdict^-" Acci­dental Death."

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Held before J. G. Slade, coroner, on the body of John Edward Tonkin, free, age 26 years, who was found dead in his bed about 7-30 a.m. on the 24th inst. Verdict—death from natural causes.

P O R T S O F ^ V ^ E S T E R N A U S T R A L I A .

Eegister of Expirees and Conditional Pardon Holders who have left the Colony during the Qnarter ending June 30th, 1870.

Name and Condition.

Edward Brown, exp. ...

John Brown, exp.

John Glynn, exp.

•William George, exp. ...

•WUliam Harr is , exp. ...

Charles Hart ley, exp. ...

Charles Horseby, exp. ...

John Johnson, exp.

James Ladd, exp.

James Munro, exp.

"WiUiam Moore, exp. ...

> Samuel Brakes, exp. ...

Thomas Watkins, exp.. . .

Jeremiah Aher, exp., ...

John Ford, exp. ...

Late Reg. No.

7021

9381

7035

8228

8282

5190

5224

8588

8021

8899

7761

S57

86&1

20

8408

9645

2510

Date of Depar ture .

1876. 22nd April.

ISth May.

31st May.

10th June .

31 st May.

13th May.

20th April.

30th April.

13th May.

13th May.

13th May.

Slat May.

19th June .

24th May.

29th April.

8th May.

13th May.

Name of Vessel.

S.S. Bangalore

Is lander

S.S. Sumat ra

•Waterwitch

S.S. Sumat ra

Is lander

S. D. Ersklne

Ofaey

Is lander

Is lander

Is lander

S.S. Sumatra

Orwell

Brig Alexandra ...

Kebroyd

Northern Light ...

Laughing "Wave ...

Destination.

Adelaide

Hobart Town

Melbourne ...

Hobar t Town

Adelaide

Hobar t Town

Adelaide

Hobar t Town

Hobar t Town

Hobar t Town

Hobar t Town

Adelaide

Melbourne

Maur i t ius .'..

Singapore

Melbourne

Adelaide

Ship in which arrived.

Clyde

Norwood

Merchantman

Eacehorse ...

Eacehorse

Edwin f o x

Edwin Fox

Vimiera

Merchantman

Belgravia

Clara

Mermaid

Vimiera

Soindian

Eacehorse

Hougoumont

Phoebe Dunbar ...

Remarks .

Middling s t o u t ; age 43 y e a r s ; height .5ft. 2iin.; dark brown hair , blue eyes, round visage, sallow com­plexion, scar r igh t elbow ; bricklayer.

Middling s tout ; age 42 years ; height 5ft. 7iin. -brown hair, dark grey eyes, long visage, dark complexion ; flddle-string maker .

Middling s t o u t ; age 40 y e a r s ; height 5ft. IJin.; brown hair , grey eyes, round visage, fresh complexion, hear t right hand ; a stoker.

Stout ; age 32 years : height 5ft. 6jin.; black hair, dark hazel eyes, round visage, dark complexion, man of color ; a sailor.

Middling s t o u t ; age 40 y e a r s ; height 5ft. 7iin.; brown hair, blue eyes, oval visage, sallow complexion; a groom.

S t ou t ; age 44 y e a r s ; height 5ft. 5jin.; dark brown hair, dark hazel eyes, oval visage, fresh complexion; a laborer.

Middliutj s t o u t ; age 51 y e a r s ; height 5ft. 3iin.: light brown hair, grey eyes, long visage, sallow complexion; farm laborer.

S tou t ; age 42 y e a r s ; height .5ft. 2iin. ; brown hair, light hazel eyes, long visage, sallow complexion; scar left b a n d ; a hawker .

Middling s t o u t ; age 53 y e a r s ; height Sft. 6in.; brown hair, dark hazel eyes, long visage, sallow complexion; pimple left cheek ; a basket maker .

Middliug s t o u t ; age 36 y e a r s ; height 5ft. Bin.; brown hair, blue eves, long visage, sallow complexion; mole left side; a labourer.

Sl ight; age 35 years ; height Sft. SJin.; light brown hair, grey eyes, oval visage, fair complexion • scar centre of forehead ; scar comer right eye ; scar left cheek bone.

Age 44 y e a r s ; height 5ft. 3iin. ; dark brown hair, grey eyes, long visage, fresh complexion ; a shepherd.

Middling s t o u t ; age 36 years; height 5ft. Urn.; brown hair, "blue eves, long visage, pale complexion, pock­pitted ; scar upper lip ; lahorer.

S tou t ; age 61 years ; height 5ft. Sin.; dark brown hair, hazel eyes, full visage, dark complexion, left eyebrow broken, M.B, on left a rm.

Middliug s t o u t ; age 33 y e a r s ; height Sft. flin.; brown hair, hazel eyes, oval visage, fair complexion; a laborer. .

Stout ; age 33 years ; height Sft. 7iin.; dark brown hair, blue eyes, round visage, fresh complexion, a cut mark on fjrehead, a stoppage in speech ; a carpenter. Sup­posed to have lauded in Sydney. I s a liberated

Slight; age 46 years ; height 5ft. 3iin. ; brown hair, grey eyes, oval visage, sallow complexion, pockpitted; a laborer.

Prisoners discharged from Perth Gaol, week ending July 22nd, 1876.

Eeg. No. or late Reg. No.

Con­dition. Offence. Date discharged.

8289

9345 5697

5742 9063 3517 5823

5286 3761 738

6719

4621

Exp.

Do. Do.

Do. Do. Do. Do.

Do. Do. Do. Do.

Do. Free

Harvey, Thomas

Walsh, William Angus, WiUiam

Johnstone, Thomas Andrews, George Dunlop, Stewart Wilson, Thomas,

James Haggerty Freeling, Brian L. Devin, Edward Davenport, John Eobinson, William

Butler, Thomas Nunan, William

alias

Unlawful possession of jewelry

Drunk and disorderly Supplying liquor to pro­

hibited person ... Abusive language, vagrancy Illegal sale of hquor Drunk and disorderly

Vagrancy ... Abusive language ... Drunk and disorderly Absconding from Service ... Drunk and disorderly ; va­

grancy Larceny Larceny

17th July

Do Do

Do 18th July Do.

Do Do 20th July 21st July Do.

Do Do

6 months.

14 days. 22s. or 1 month

1 month, 3 months. £Z0 16s. or 6 months. 14 days.

3 months. 40s. or 3 months. 14 days. 6 weeks. 14 days, 1 month.

6 months. 6 months.

By Authority: RICHAKD PETHEK, Government Printer, Perth.