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Queensland Police Gazette 1882
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THE
QUEENSLAND
POLICEGAZETTE,
1882.
VOL. XIX.
BRISBANE:
BY AUTHORITY : EDMUND GREGORY, ACTING GOVERNMENT PRINTER , WILLIAM STREET.
1884.
INIDFX
TO THE
P O LI CE
QTJEENSLANP
FOR
A.
Appointments
(Police Force)Brabazon, Robert, 20.
Balfour, Samuel, 35.
Burney, John, 35.
Byron, Michael, 77.
Barron, A. D., 85.
Cannon, Michael, 20.
Connolly, Michael, 20.
Crawford, Chas. E., 41.).
Cusack, Lawrence, 77.
Crampton, Patrick, 85.
Carroll, John, 8:3.
Coulter, Francis, 93.
Dunn, John, 90.
Daly, Patrick,
100.
Griffin,
Patrick,
20.
Grant,
William,
35.
Halligan,
John, 49.
Haines,
Thomas,
49.
Henry,
.Joseph, 63.
Hogg, Thomas,
93.
Irwin,
Thomas,
63.
John,
George D. T., 85.
Kelly, John, 20.
Kelly, Patrick, 20.
Kieley, John, 35.
Kelly, .1ereiniah, 63.
Kingsford, Edward, 77.
Little, R. K., 20.
Leigh, James S., 63.
Lowth, Thomas, 63.
Montgomery, James, 20.
Murphy, James, 20.
Marshall, Edward, 49.
Moriarty, Michael, 63.
Moroney, Cornelius, 100.
McNeill, Robert, 77.
Sneyd, Hanley, 35.
Siebert, William, 49.
Shanahan, Je'emiah, 77.
Stiles, William W., 77,
Sullivan, Hugh, 85.
Twaddle, David, 100.
Toohill, Daniel, 85.
Urquhart, Fred. C., 77.
Wallen, Stuart, 77.
White, John Warren, 77.
ArrestsBurns, Robt. F. (V.P.U.), Deep
Lead murder, 95.
Caralile, Henry, 2l.
Dunn, Edward, 20.
Hickey, John, al/gas Ross, al/as
Bowman, 110.
Keogh, James, 93.
Muller, Charles, 35.
McMann, Jain",
alias Bromby
Jack, 72.
Roberts, Charles, 21.
Ware, Henry W., 44.
Arson, Committed on the Property
ofAshaws,
Christopher,
56.
Ah Que, 70.
Daly, James, 70.
Hensler, Carl, 34.
White, Fred. W., 70.
Auctioneers LicensedAlexander, Michael, 29.
Ackers, William A., 29.
Abrahams, Lewis, 48.
Arbouim, James, 48.
Ayton, H., 92.
Brown, Joseph, 62.
Bowden, Vivian R., 62.
Buckland, J. F., 48.
Brett, Horatio Alma, 48.
Bell, George T., 29.
Bertram, Harry, 29.
THE
HALF -YEAR
Auctioneers
Licensed
-- coot/Dual Barter , Samuel,
29.
Booth , Ernest H., 29.
Bryant, Frederick, 29.
Benjamin , Phillip, 29.
Cameron, John, 29.
Caulefield, R. St. George, 29.
Curtis, W. E., 29.
Cumming, Charles F., 29.
Chapple, James, 29.
Cameron, W. C., 29.
Cunningham , James, 29.
Castles, William. 29.
Curtis, G e r)gle' R,1291
Cowrie, A lexander, 29.
Cruickshank , Frederick, 29.
Craven, Ed . F., 48.
Cummings, Thomas M., 48.
Cowley, Ebenezer, 62.
Cottell, Richard J., 62.
Costello, T. J., 92.
Dibdin , Robert L., 62.
Dutaillis, Robert. 48.
Dickson , J. R., 29.
Daveney, C. D., 29.
Dunlop, James H., 29.
Finlay , Robert M., 92.
Frazer, Simon, 48.
Glostor , C. H. M., 62.
Gadsen, M. D., 29.
G ibson , John D., 62.
Grimes, J. W., 29.
Gorton, Richard J., 62.
Hill, Charles, 76.
Holmes, Charles T. H.,
.
Hodel , Frederick Charles, 76.
Hartley , William J., 62.
Hill, Henry S., 62.
Henderson , William, 48.
Harding, Samuel, 48.
Hawthorne , James, 48,
Hunter, Thomas, 20.
Horse y , F. K., 29,
Hutchins , Thomas, 29.
Jackson. William, 29.
Jes,op, Jno. S., 48.
Kettle, G. W., 92.
Klugh , Charles R., 76.
Kellett, William, 62.
Kent, W. H., 29.
Kettringham , W. T., 11.
Love, David, 29.
Looker, Henry W., 48.
Moore, Arthur Edward, 92.
Murphy, William, 62.
Midgely , Alfred, 48.
Martin , Arthur J., 48.
MacIntosh, D. A., 48.
Morrissey, John, 48.
Martin, Arthur, 29.
McGregor , Samuel, 29.
McLeod, D. W., 29.
Macnish, J . H., 29.
Mant, Frederick D., 29.
Macaree , Edwin, 29.
Macdermott , J. J., 29.
McIntyre , Joseph S., 29.
Morris , William T., 29.
Neville, Sandford, 48.
Noyes , Thomas, 48.
O'Brien , Darby, 92.
Oliver, Edward A. C., 29.
Penny , John, 29.
76
Purcell,
Patrick J., 29.
Pursor , John, 29.
Palmer , John C., 29.
Pine , Thomas S. L., 62.
Price, Thomas B., 92.
Quinn, Christopher,
62.
ENDING
G AZETTE.
JUNE,
Auctioneers Licensed-coot/
n uedRussell, Edward K., 11.
Russell, Robert, 29.
Robinson, William R., 29.
Robinson, Thomas George, 29.
Ransome, Horace C., 29.
Rawson, Edward S., 48.
Russell, Edward K., 48.
Stansfield, W. A., 92.
Seymour, George, 48.
Stone, Edward, 48.
Sharwood, Sydney, 29.
Savory, George, 29.
Scott, J. Hamilton, 29.
Smith, Robert H., 29.
Salkeld, William, 29.
Smith, George, 29.
Southerden, William, 29.
Simpson, Frederick G., 29.
Shaw, George B., 29.
Schofield, Richard W., 29.
Smith, William, 29.
Todd, John W., 29.
Treguskis, Richard, 29.
Tyrel, John de Poix, 29.
Tozer, William, 92.
Virtue, George J., 11.
Wynne, Cardinal A., 29.
1
B.
I Bagatelle Licenses issued toI Ashney, Thomas, 76.
Baldrey, Chas., 76.
Carrington, William, 48.
Crewey, P., 29.
Cameron, John S., 29.
Gallagher, Mary, 48.
Hill, Thomas, 76.
Hunter, P., 29.
McDonald, Mrs., 62.
Moller, J. G., 76.
Quinn, .J., 11.
Steele, W. B., 11.
Stewart, John, 92.
Tighe, Michael, 48.
Walsh, H. T., 76.
Billiard Licenses issued to -Anderson, William B., 92.
Ahlers, Henry, 62.
Bradley, Edward, 11.
Bruce, John M., 29.
Burns, J. F., 76.
Browne, C. T., 76.
Bond, William, 76.
Booker, James, 92.
Browne, William, 92.
Collins, S. M., 76.
Cameron, John, 76.
Cooper, Thomas, 76.
Denman, R. J., 11.
Dewhurst, Daniel, 29.
Emerson, Alfred, 92.
Evans, John, 76.
Elliott, William, 76.
Flynn, W., 11.
Geraghty, William, 92.
Giles, John, 29.
Holmes, Thomas, 11.
Huxley, Thomas, 92.
Hodges, James, 92.
Hanlon, James, 76.
Kingston, W. F., 11.
Lock, Henry, 48.
Laiety, James, 11.
Mullin, Bernard, It.
Magnay. Hugh, 11.
McColl, Duncan, 11.
McKenzie, A., 29.
Murray, R. J., 29.
1882.
Bagatelle
Licenses
ti nued-
issued
to-co
If McNulty, Thomas, 29.
McManus, Hugh, 48.
McMahon, William, 62.
Murray, Arthur, 62.
McKenzie, John, 76.
Mulhearn, Thomas, 92.
Picking, Henry, 76.
Paige, Henry, 76.
Perkins, James, 48.
Porter, George, 11.
Quinn, John, 48.
Russell, Ellen, 29.
Simmonds, B., 11.
Swan, John, 11.
Strickland, W., 29.
Stewart, J. J. E., 29.
Shewcroft, James B., 29.
Smith, Edith, 48.
Sutton, George, 76.
C.
CourtsSittings of District and CriminJ
1, 27, 33, 41, 47, 55, 61, 69,
75, 83, 91, 99, 106.
Chemists and DruggistsList of, 16.
D.
Deaths reported to PoliceWon, 25 f
Andrews, I l r Jane, 25.
Ah Hook, 45, 40.
Austain, Jane, 45.
Aril, Clara, 59.
Sam, 59.
Astill, Joseph, 59.
Ashmall, Charles, 74.
Ah Gong, alias Ah Yong, 74.
Ah Hin, 74.
Beattie, Joseph, 112.
Bray, Frederick, 105.
Bilz. Thomas, 105.
Bunton, George, 105.
Buckingham, James Edward, 97.
Bell, John, 97.
Bates, Charles, 97.
Burton, Edward, 97.
Butler, Thomas, 89.
Breed, Alfred, 81.
Blunt, Charles William, 81.
Black, Archibald George, 74, 81.
Bergan, Frank, 67.
Bros, Charlie, 59.
Buchanan, Thompson, 45, 59.
Bisset, John, 45, 59.
Beck, Maria, 45.
Burke, Charles, 45.
Bruce, William Bruce, 40.
Boland, John, 40.
Borchert, Frederick, 25, 40.
Burton, Fred, 40.
Boney (aboriginal), 40.
Blakeny, Catherine, 25.
Bridgeman, John, 25.
Buzzousky, John,
Bien Gang, 25.
Cooper, Mary, 25.
Clutterbuck, Jonathan,
25.
Coleman, George, 40.
Costlow, William, 40.
Crossman, John, 45, 40.
Cavey, Benjamin, .59.
Cowan, Marion, 59.
Condon, George, 59.
Collins, William Joseph, 59.
Collins, Ann, 74.
Ah
Ali
26.
iv.
INDEX.
Deaths reported to Police-continued-'k, James, 97.
iapbel
John, 105.
Ian, J`afes, 97.
min,
Win . Geo., 89.
wine,
Peter, 74.
Davidson , Donald, 67.
Done , William, 59.
P er, 09.5
Daaly,.
get; 59.
Driscol? atherine (45), 59.
Daly , AD ry, 59.
Driscoll , William, 45.
Davis, Wm., 45.
Damper aboriginal), 40.
Emily (a original), 89.
Eyles, Thonfae, 25.
Eeedy Peter, 40.
Eril , L5lara, 45.
but
Jno, 74.
rd,'Win. R., 40.
sister , Robert, 45.
owles, George J., 59.
leming, H. B., 59.
'make, Wm. Ernest, 59.
Fitzpatrick , Patrick, 67.
Fanning, James, 89.
Fellap, John (105), 89.
Fookes , Chas . S., 105.
Gordon, Edward (97), 105.
Gill, Jos. Geo, ;(supposed), 97.
Geize , Elizabeth, 97.
Garvey, John, 81.
Galagher , Susan, 81.
Gong Sing, 67.
Graham, Marcus, 59.
Gartside , George, 59.
Garvey, Michael (40), 45.
Gillies , Mary, 40.
Hambleton, Arthur, 25.
Hill, Charles, 25.
Hume, William (40), 25.
Hudson, Thomas, 40.
Houston, Ann, 40.
Hill, Charles, 40.
Hanley, Hanora, 40.
Hill, Frederick, 40.
dawkins , Charles , 59, 45.
Holt, Henry Robert, 59.
Hupinlatz , Jacob (supposed), 59.
Horan, Margaret, 67.
Huston, Robert (74), 67.
Hong Chung, 89.
Hughes, John, 74.
Harper, Alfd. Geo. (81), 74.
Neilsen , Haas ('^ 5), 97.
Harding , Thomas, 97.
Henderson , Kate, 105.
Infant, 89.
Infant, 89.
Judge, Patrick, 40.
Jones, Wm. Fred., 74.
.,lakes , Chas. Ed., 74.
Jensen, Mads (97), 89.
Kearney, Wm., 89.
Kitty (aboriginal), 89.
Ko-ro-not (S. S.I. ), 81.
Krutz, Theodor, 74.
Keating , Bernard, 74.
Kapitzka , Wilhelmine, 74.
Kelly, Michael, 67.
Krentz, Theodor, 67.
Kelly, Thomas, 59.
Kaiser, Davis, 25.
'Larsen, Mary, 25.
Lewis, Louisa, 25.
Lang, James (40), 25.
Lonergan , Annie, 25.
Lewers, Isabella, 40.
Larsen , Johanna, 67.
Lindsey, James, 67.
Lambert, William, 97.
Lewis, Louis P., 105.
Lowe, William, 105.
Moffatt, William, 105.
McGarrigale , Bridget, 105.
Mu er, Edward, 105.
Dean.'
ll
Murphy John 97.
Marrkwe'c' G it ism, 74, 89.
Madson ,
89.
l
san, -ollin , 81, 89.
'[orton, Henry, 74.
arch, Henry, 74.
ulberin, Edward, 67.
i$artin , Ann, 59.
McLeod, Alexander, 59.
McGuckin , Peter , 45, 59.
McCarthy , John, 59.
McCarthy Timothy, 59.
McCann , John,
'
59.
Mackay, Alexander , 45, 59.
Murphy, John L., 45.
Murphy, Daniel , 40, 45.
Morrison , William, 45.
Maud,
Deaths reported to Police-continuedMetiscepie (S.S.I.), 40.
McMullen, John, 40.
Moo You (Chinese), 25.
McGrorey, Bernard, 25.
McMah, Francis L., 25.
Murray, Mary Jane, 25.
Newton, Herbert, 45, 25.
Neilson, John, 40.
Nolan, John, 59.
O'Brien, Patrick, 97.
O'Neill, Johanna, 81.
O'Grady, Thomas, 59, 67.
O'Donohue, Patrick, 59.
O'Shea, William, 40.
O'Sullivan, Timothy, 40.
Patton, John, 25.
Petrie, 'fames A. L., 40.
Peek, William Henry, 59.
Plenlott, Joseph, 67.
Petersen, Alfred, 97, 89.
Phillips, James W., 89.
Rock, Terence, 40.
Reilly, Eliza, 25.
Robinson, William, 25.
Seliger, Carl, 25.
Spillane, Patrick, 40.
Schmidt, Jorgen, 40.
Smith, Mary, 45, 40.
Schliter, Anton, 40.
Smith, William Henry, 59, 40.
Sheppard, Elizabeth, 59, 45.
Smyth, Georgina, 59.
Semmoor (S.S.I.), 67, 59.
Schmidt, Margaret M. E., 74, 67.
Sarey (S.S.I.), 67.
Shaw, John, 74.
Smith, John (supposed), 74.
Solomon, Mary Ann, 81, 74.
Skeme, John W., 89, 81.
Steinmann, Louisa, 97, 89.
Thompson, James (supposed), 105.
Tummins, Mary, alias Lyons, 97.
Tommy, or Johnny (Chinese), 97.
Tobin, Alice, 89.
Toby (aboriginal), 74.
Tom (S.S.I.), 74.
Turnbull, A. W., 45, 74.
Turner, Isaac, 74.
Trantun, Richard, 67.
Taylor, Norma Selina, 59.
Teikle, Alfred E., 59.
Tywatee (S. S. L), 45.
Turner, Isaac, 45.
Tabillo (S.S.I.), 45.
Tawali (S. S. I. ), 40.
Tarrytabbian
(S. S. I. ), 40.
Torpey, John, 25, 40.
Thompson, J. W., 25.
Tindin, -,
25.
Unknown (infant), 25.
Unknown (adult), 45.
Unknown
do.
59.
Unknown
do.
74.
Unknown
do.
89.
Unknown (infant), 89.
Unknown (adult), 89.
Watts, William, 97.
Webb, Rose, 81.
Wendt, Henry or August, 74.
Walsh, James, 74.
Watson, Mary B. P., 59.
Watson, Thomas Ferrier, 59.
Wilson, Charles, 59.
Williams, Alfred, 59.
Whitebread, William, 45.
Worth, Jeremiah, 40, 45.
Wee Wee (S.S.I.), 40.
Waldman, Henry, 25.
White, Susan, 25.
Weise, Edward John, 25.
You Moor (Chinese), 25.
Yontee, John Henry, 74.
Deserters from H. M. ServiceAllen, James, " Nelson," 43.
Blacklock, George, " Nelson," 43.
Brent, James W., " Nelson," 43.
Bagshaw, Charles, " Nelson," 43.
Corney, William, " Nelson," 43.
Cleve, William, " Nelson," 43.
Dawson, J. D., "Cormorant,"
31.
Dowdall, W. H., "Diamond,"
94.
Ford, John, " Nelson," 43.
Gear, Sidney F., " Espeigle," 94.
Herbert, John W., "Diamond,"
94.
Howes , Charles, "Nelson,"
43.
Hurford, Thomas W., " Nelson,"
43.
Hodgson,
George,
alias John
Jones , " Nelson," 43.
Higgins , John, " Nelson," 43.
Howard, John, " Nelson," 43.
Jaap , James, "Nelson," 43.
Deserters from H. M. Servicetedcon-Mu
Knotwell , William, "Lark," 36.
Maloney, John,
Mammen , Charles , " Espeigle,"
86.
Mitchell, David , " Nelson," 43.
Matthewson , Edward , " Nelson,"
43.
Moss , Samuel, "Nelson," 43.
Orchard, Edward , " Diamond,"
94.
Preen, Thomas , " Miranda," 21.
Robertson , James A., "Nelson,"
43.
Smith, John , " Beagle," 36.
Steendhaft , Frederick , " Nelson,"
36.
Stephens , William M., "Nelson,"
43.
Walsh , James, " Nelson," 43.
Whitehead , Wm., " Nelson," 43.
Ward, Fred ., " Nelson," 43.
Deaths (Police Force)McMullen, John, 20.
O'Grady , Thomas, 35.
Ryan , Morgan, 63.
Discharges (Police Force)Bonis, George (pension), 49.
Hickey, P., 49.
Nowlan , G. D. B., 49.
O'Dea , Thomas, 49.
Ryan, Cornelius, 100.
Ware , 14. R. (pension), 20.
Dismissals (Police Force)-Astleford , James, 20.
Atteridge , Phillip, 85.
Ford, Thomas, 35.
Johnson , George W., 35.
Kelly , Thomas, 77.
Pickering , Walter, 20.
Ryan, James, 20.
Sealy, Francis, 93.
Distillers , LicensedCouldrey, W. H., 11.
Chapman, J., 11.
Childs, D. J., 29.
Davidson, J. E., 11.
Gardner, Owen, 11.
Gold , H., 11.
Hewitt and Co., 11.
Harris, G., junior, 11.
Irwin Bros., 11.
Kirchner , Jacob, 11.
Loader , T., 29.
Leake , Henry, 48.
Horses and Cattle reported stolen,
the property of-continuedBaker, Leonard, 54.
Bowman, J. M. C., 54.
Boodle, George, 32.
Connor, Patrick (recovered 43), 24.
Cobb and Co., Messrs., 32.
Cox, James, 39.
Commins, John (recovered 85), 54.
Christoe, Charles P., 54.
Chick, Walter, 66.
Cunningham, P., 73.
Clay, H. M., 80.
Cavanagh, Catherine, 80.
Craven, Richard, 80.
Christiansen, Christian, 80.
Cochrane, William, 96.
Cross, Walter A. (recovd. 101), 96.
Cobb and Co., 96.
Cachs, Julius Otto, 96.
Cock, Solomon, 104.
Campbell, James, 104.
Contin and Brandon, 104.
Connor, John, 111.
Douglas, A. B., 111.
Davis, Charles, 80.
Duffy, Phelix, 73.
Dunne, John, 73.
Dowling, George, 67.
Deen, James (recovered 78), 54.
Doran, Mrs. (recovered 57), 54.
Dunn, Thomas, 32.
Elcoate, John W., 88.
Forbes, Finlay, 88.
Fry, John, 58.
Franke, Ernest, 54.
Fagan, George, 32.
Fitzsimmons, Jas. (recovd. 50.), 32.
Garland, Owen, 24.
Goldsmith, A. J., 73.
Gibson, Thomas, 96.
Hopkins, Thomas, 111.
Hefferman, Martin, 104.
Hoffman, George, 96.
Harrison, T. F., 96.
Hanniford, John, 96.
Hogg, Francis, 58.
Henderson, John, 58.
Hallum, Peter, 58.
Homeward Bound Lead, 58.
Hunter, Herbert (recovd. 110), 58.
Howe, Henry, 54.
Hutton, William (recovd. 56), 54.
Healy, Jeremiah, 45.
Hassell, Robert F., 32.
Horrocks, Mrs., (recovd. 56), 32.
Home, Enoch, 24.
Jackson, J. W. W., 111.
Jardine, Charles, 104.
Jacobson, S. W., 96.
Jones, Joseph, 96.
Jones, Joseph, 80.
Johnson, John, 67.
Jones, John, 67.
Johnson, Edward, 54.
Kilgour and Mackay, 111.
Kootooga, George, 88.
Kene, Peter S., 88.
King, Edward, 87.
Kane, Michael, 80.
Kilday, Owen, 73.
Keiser, John, 67.
Klinrhauser, Jno. F. (reed. 101), 58.
Kayser, E. A., 58.
Kroll, Carl, 45.
Klugh and Samuels, 32.
Kahl, August, 32.
Krogar, Charles, 24.
Lynam, Thomas, 67.
Lutwyche, Mrs., 67.
Leslie, Thomas, 73.
Lane, W. J., 73.
Lynch, Frederick, 88.
Mabury, William, 111.
McKenzie, George, 111.
McKenzie, John, 111.
McKean and Co., J., 111.
Murphy, John, 104.
McNamara, Denis, 104.
McMullen, John, 96.
Meehan, Michael, 96.
Maclean, Hugh A., 88.
Markwell, C. E. (recovd. 94), 80.
Morgan, Joseph L., 73.
Matier, David (recovd. 85), 73.
Marshill, Thomas, 73.
Murphy, Denis, 73.
Malloy, Patrick, 67.
MacDonald, Edward, 54.
McGregor, David, 54.
Moran, Jeremiah, 39.
Marshall, Chas . (recovered 43), 32.
Mahon, Edward, 32.
McAuliff, Henry, 32.
Montford , Allen, 25.
"Cormorant,"
31.
Le Grand , Robert W., 62.
Milton Distillery
Company,
Manch , D., 29.
11.
Raff, George , and Co., 29.
Winship, W . C., it.
E.
Escaped PrisonersAnderson, Henry (N. S. NV.), 57.
Ackermann, John, alias Mexican
Jack, 43.
Callaghan, Michael, 101.
Canty, Charles, 101.
Gray, James, alias Paddy, 21.
Horrigan,
Thomas, alias Davis,
alias Jones (N. S.W.), 57.
Hickey, John, alias Ross, alias
Bowman, 110.
Laughton, William, 86.
Mayne, John, 86.
McCauley, Frank (V. P. G.), 44.
H.
Horses and Cattle reported
the property ofAllen, Richd. L., 32.
Ah Sue, Charley, 39.
Adrian, W. S. C., 39.
Anderson, Jas. (recovered
Ah Pack, Jemmy, 54.
Aspinall, Mrs. (recovered
Ashton, R. L. (recovered
Aubrey, George, 67.
Atkinson, William, 80.
Ah Chong, 88.
Sue, Tommy, 88.
Anderson, Wm. B., 104.
Ah Hung, 111.
Ah Chung, 111.
Armitage, T. L., 58.
Bell, A. M., 111.
Briggs, James, 111.
Belton, Joseph, 96.
Beresford, John, 58.
Bradford, Solomon(recovd.
Burgess, Geo. (recovered
Boland, Edward, 54.
stolen,
78), 39.
64), 54.
110), 54.
Ali
43), 32.
64), 54.
INDEX.
Horses and Cattle reported
stolen,
the property
of-con ti n iced-Miles, Thomas,
25.
Morgan, J. M., 25.
Nicholson, A. S. (recovd. 110), 54.
Nichols, Jas. (recovered 110), 67.
Naughten, Denis, 67.
Orr, James, 104.
Olkers, John, 80.
O'Brien, Gibson and Co., 54.
Phillips, John (recovered 110), 39.
Page, James, 45.
Pointon, Abel, 54.
Penny, Thos. (recovered 78), 54.
Police, Lower Laura, 54.
Perry,
Thomas,
58.
J.
Justices of the Peace,
and 108.
Leyburn,
Letters
list
of, 2
L.
stolen at, 101.
M.
Medical Practitioners,
list of, 12.
Ministers
authorised to celebrate
Marriages, list of, 17.
Miscellaneous—
AliMan, 36.
Axel, Harry, 71.
Police, Mt.Britton (recovd. 78), 58.
Alford, Charles, 86.
Plover, Antonio, 67.
Choy, alias Sue Choy, 86.
Paige, Henry, 73.
Beckley, Walter, 50.
Pope, Robert, 80.
Police, Roma, 88.
Baskett,
Jess., 64.
Queensland Government, 111.
Breggs,
James,
110.
Queensland Government, 88.
Campbell,
Colin, 50.
Quinn, Edward, 67.
Charlesworth,
Samuel,
43,
Ryan, John, 24.
Cannon, Richard, 72.
Roberts, Alfred, 54.
Creeke, Charles, 78.
Rodgers, Michael (recovd. 85), 58,
Chin Kee Lung (101), 86.
Robinson, R., 73.
Doyle, John, 57.
Robertson, Benjamin, 96.
Doovran, P., 78.
Sun Yee Lee and Co., 45.
Doldrey, Williams, and Co., 85.
Satg4, De, Oscar, 111.
Foot, William, 50.
Struber, Frank, 111.
Flagherty, Daniel, 94.
Smith, A. R., 104.
Fogharty Bros., 101.
Statham, Richard, 104.
Grehan,'John,
57.
Skinnerty, H., 96.
Gray, James, alias Paddy, 110.
Stewart, Thomas, 88.
Hefferman, Patrick, 78.
Smith, John, 88.
Hogan, James, 78.
Swayne, H. W., 88.
James, Joseph, 31.
Spencer, Arthur S., 87.
Kilsey, Charles, 50.
Sherman, Thos. (recovd. 101), 80.
Kilday, Owen, 71.
Sumsden, R. F. H., 80.
Lewis, John, 31.
Stubley, F. H., 73.
Lacey, James, 72.
Smith, Robert, 58.
Lynch, Joseph, 101.
Stermer, John, 58.
Moore, -,
30.
Spencer, Albert, 45.
Mackay,
Robert,
alias Scotch
Stermer, John, 45.
Bob, alias Lucky Bill, 50.
Sheridan, Henry, 32.
Moss, Billy, or Marks, 57.
Smalbridge, H., 32.
Marr, Patrick, 101.
Schen, Jacob, 32.
Nolan, Daniel, 57.
Thompson, A. F., 24.
Pickup, Ed., alias McGill, 94.
Taylor, Robert, 24.
Raff, George, 50.
Tongalia Jemmy (S. S.I. ), 39.
Readford, Henry, 43
Tearle, Jabez, 58.
Rond, William, 44.
Thompson, Alexander, 58.
Skuthorp, W., 31.
Tracey, Patrick, 96.
Stanley, Win., 31.
Tebb, Samuel, 96.
Samuels, -,
31.
Volling, Henry, 32.
Sceney, John, 50.
Waller Bros., 45.
Scanlan, Wm., 50.
Wallcott, J. P. (recovd. 85), 54.
Skehan, Patrick, 64.
Warner, Chas. J., 58.
Swindel,
Thos.,
alias Hiller
Woolescroft, William, 111.
(N.S.W.), 72.
Weaver, John, 111.
Sue Quon Gee, 86.
Yap Yek, Mrs., 96.
Smith, James, 101.
Horses and Cattle recovered, the
Thompson, A. F., 21.
property ofTrust, Peter, 31.
Berley, Robert, 43.
Trihey, Daniel, 57.
Clarke, John, 21.
Taylor, Albert, 64.
Cockerill, James, 71.
Thompson, Harry (101), 85.
Day, Robert, 43.
Tommy Dodd, alias Redmond, 110.
Downey, Edward, 71.
Woods, Wm., 57.
Dillon, Michael, 71.
Waldern, John, 78.
Flynn, John, 30.
Missing FriendsHill, James, 30.
Allis, 95.
Harris, Moses, 30.
Bonfield, Michael, 110.
Hassell, R. F., 36.
Branigan, J. P. (V. P. G. ), 57.
Johnstone, Robert, 101.
Barry, Jno. J. (N. S. W. ), 44.
McDonald, Alexander, 21.
Bass, Miss Clarina, 44.
Miles, Thomas, 36.
Combi, Giacomo, 21.
Morgan, J. M., 36.
Compt, Thos. (V. P. G. ), 36.
Nolan, Michael, 94.
Capel, Berkley F., 95.
Parker, John, 110.
Cochrane, Thomas, 110.
Stansfield, Archibald, 21.
Clancy, Peter and Michael, 44.
Controni, Rosa, 95.
Webb, Henry, 64.
Dorsett, Jos. C. (36), 21.
Horses and Cattle, maiming and
Drews, Aurora, 95.
woundingFerrier, Chas., alias Williams (50),
Ah Hung, 35.
31.
Ackerly, William H., 108.
Fontana, Andrea and Domeneca,
Blanchard, Samuel, 30.
95.
Coates, John James, 84.
Groath, Henrich, 72.
Franey, Thomas, 49.
Hagan, Henry, 44.
Jackson, Thomas, 71.
Herbert, Edward Gordon, 44.
Kilsay, Charles, 108.
McLean, Sydney H., 95.
Maloney, John, 30.
Matthews, Thomas, 110.
Vance, John W., 42.
McMahon, John, 44.
Watson, John, 77.
O'Holarn, Patrick, 44.
White, Fenwyck, 77.
Peverelli, Bernardo, 21.
Horses and Cattle, Owners required,
Priestly, Joseph, 95.
in possession ofQuinn, William, 64.
Police, Cooktown, 39.
Sunn, Mrs., 86.
Police, Roma, 111.
Spandre, Sunpliceo, 95.
Speddy, Jas. or Jos. (V. P. G. ), 57.
Thompson,
Reginald, 95.
I.
Williams, C. D., 64.
Instructions to Police-General,
1.
Webber, Henry, 110.
Ali
Bonney
Bros.,
50.
Spencer,
Albert,
64.
V.
Murder , charged withArranguay (S. S.
19.
Charlie (abrl. ) (N. S. W. P. G. ), 72.
Deep Lead (V.P.G. 95), 101.
Ring , Johnny, 62.
Toby (aboriginal 76), 108.
Murphys, C. R., letter stolen, 109.
1.),
N.
NoticesReserve for Police purposes, Chin.
chilla, 20.
Re Polynesians (27), 33.
P.
Packet Licenses issued toHamilton, Wm., 48.
Ruska, Frederick, 48.
Police Inspectors, list of District,
20.
Prisoners discharged from different
GaolsAh Sue, Tommy, 23.
See, 23.
Kine, 37.
Ali
Ali
AliLong,
37.
AliThong, 37.
AliPan, 51.
Auvashe, Joseph, 51.
Adams, Thomas, 53.
Ali Chong, 65.
Ah Mon, 65.
Sam, 79.
Ah Lim, 79.
Sam, 79.
Annand, James, 79.
Anderson,
Matilda,
alias Mrs.
Redmond, 103.
Ah Sue, alias Johnny Sing, 103.
Burwood, Richard, 103.
Barber, Alfred, alias Moss, 103.
Brown, Frank, 103.
Brown, Joseph, 103.
Burns, Margaret, 102.
Barrett, George, 102.
Boylan, Margaret, 87.
Baural, Johann, 80.
Bob (S.S.I.), (51), 79.
Blake, Henry, 65.
Brown, Jos. C., 53.
Balesty, Mary, 53.
Brien, Phillip, 51.
Booth, Charles, 51.
Bailey, Arthur, 37.
Bohan, Thomas, alias Irish, 37.
Burgess, John, 37.
Billy, Quart Pot (aboriginal), 37.
Bostem, William, 23.
Christie, John, 23.
Cassidy, John, 23.
Cunningham, James, 23.
Conway, Thomas, 37.
Carmody, Thomas, 5].
Cowan, George R., 51.
Carmichael, Daniel, 51.
Chamberlain, Albert, 65.
Carrot,John,
65.
Chow att, 65.
Collins, John, 66.
Clearey, James, 79.
Clarke, Ellen, 79.
Ceargar (S. S. I. ), 79.
Carra (aboriginal), 102.
Conway, John, 102.
Carroll, Walter, 102.
Coolum, Samuel, 102.
Coope, Annie, 103.
Carroll, Owen, 103.
Donnelly, James, 103.
Doolan, James, 79.
Dillon, Mary, 66.
Davison, Francis, 66.
Deverell, Edward, 66.
Dawson, Emma, 52.
Dininky, John, 69.
Dempsey, Ellen, 53.
Davidson, Francis, 38.
Dunlop, Robert, 39.
Du37r,
William, alias Watson,
Ali
Ali
Due, Richard, 23.
Elsner, August, 38.
Favatte, Geto, 102.
Farraway, Alice, 103.
Fry, George, 65.
Ferring, Annie, 38.
Four, Alexander, 37.
Fitt, Mary, 23.
Faughnan, Annie, 13.
Guy, Hope (a " Norman "), 37.
Gato, Fabe, 37.
Grogan, Margaret, 38.
Green, Elizabeth, 38.
Prisoners
discharged
from
Gaol s--eontiwaed-
different
Garbutt, Robert, 39.
Gee Dah (China), 53.
Green, Andrew, 65.
Griffin, Thomas, 79.
Green, Elizabeth, 79.
Gun, Alexander, 80.
Gordon, Donald, 103.
Hickey, Mary, 103.
Hicks, Ann (39), 103.
Hopkins, Elizabeth, 102.
Howell,
Henry,
alias Harry,
alias Bell, 102.
Hoolohan, Arthur, 79.
Huff, Mary Ann, 79.
Hanson, Emily, 66.
Hall, Emil , 66.
Herbert, Kate, 66.
Hughes, Hugh, 66.
Hunter, Andrew, 65.
Harwood, Clement, 65.
Henry, Georgn,'52.
Howe, James, 53.
Henry, Thomas, 51.
Hayes, John, 38.
Humphries, Hugh, 38.
Harris, Annie, 38.
Hegarty, Susan, 23.
Hutchins, Henry, 22.
Isles, James, 53.
Johnson, Sarah (52, 38), 103.
Jimmy (aboriginal), 102.
Jones, Thomas, 80.
Johnny (aboriginal), 79.
Jamison, Lilly, 79.
Jango (aboriginal), 66.
Johnston, Edward, 52.
Jones, Nathaniel, 51.
Johnny (aboriginal), 51.
Jemmy (aboriginal), 39.
Jimmy (Chinaman), 37.
Jeffreys, James, 37.
Kelly, William, 22.
Kearley, George, 22.
Kinsella, Mary Ann, 38.
Keaneasey, Arthur, 51.
Kennard, Theresa, 53.
Kelly, William, 65.
Keith, Annie, 66.
Kirby, Isaac, 80.
Kilcullen, Edward, 102.
Kavanagh, John, 102.
Lightfoot, John, 102.
Leek, Mary E., 87.
Lehman, Harriett, 66.
Livingstone, Archibald, 53.
Lukin, Edith, 52.
Langlands , Thomas, alias Lapgden, 38.
Loscow, Edward", 37:"
Morris, John, alias Lewis,
Mendoza, 22.
Murdock, Henry, 23.
McGuinness, Allen, 22.
Manning, Robert, 23.
Mary, 23.
McGill, Daniel, 37.
McKen a, John,
alias ?41cSw4eney, 37.
Moynhan, Thomas, 37.
McPhee, Dougal, 37.
Marsh, Thomas, 37.
McKay, William, 38.
Morris, Bridget, 38.
Martin, John, alias Miller, 51
Mortime
Alfred, 51.
McBean, William, 51.
McKean, John, 51.
Munro, Andrew, 51.
McPherson Richard, 53.
Maloney, Rary, 66.
Marsden, Benj., 66.
Munro, Andrew, 79.
Meharg, John, 79.
Mullins, Kate, 79.
McLaughlin, William, 80.
Murphy, Mary, 80.
McNamara, Patrick, 102.
Moore, John, 102.
Morris, John, 1b2.
Muir, William, 102.
McPhee, Michael, 103.
Mick (aboriginal), 80.
Nugent, John, 65.
Nolan, John, 511.
Nolan, William, 51.
Noble, George, 51.
Noy, Elizabeth, 38.
Norris, Mary, 38.
Nevis , Robert, 22.
O'Bristowe , Harry, 22
Owens, Laura (52), 22.
O'Brien, Charlotte, 38.
O'Sullivan, Rodger, 53.
Was
Maloney.,
INDEX.
ers discharged from different
aols--continued'Donnell, Norah, 66.
Ogilvy, William, 79.
O' I dole, Patrick, 80.
O'Mpon (S. S.I. ), 87.
O'Sullivan, Michael, 87.
Poppies Frank, 102.
Powell, Thomas, 87.
Pritchard, John, 80.
Pritchard, Catherine, 80.
Paddy (S. S. I. ), 79.
Portious, Frank, 66.
Pearce, Ellen, 66.
Petty, Margaret, 52.
Power, Elizabeth, 52.
Parker, Michael, 53.
Poulson, George, 51.
Paulina, Mary Ann, 38.
Pythean, Robert, 39.
Pepper (aboriginal), 37.
Ray, Thos., alias Ryan (51), 22.
Rono, William, 37.
Robbins, Mary Ann, 38.
hi
Rowland,
Albert,
38.
son, Thomas, 38.
Ryan , )Patrick, 39.
Reif,, Patrick, 51.
Robir, son, John, 51.
Rose, Geo. D., 51.
Roberts , Andrew, 51.
Rhodes , Joseph, 67.
Regan , Anne, 79.
Russell , Sally, 80.
Ross , John , alias Byrnes, 102.
Silcock, William, 102.
Scott, Thomas, 102.
Stephenson , Jas., alias White, 102.
Swatkins , Elizabeth, 102.
Sankey, Jeremiah, 103.
Sue Dee (Chinaman), 103.
Sandy (aboriginal), 80.
Btreet, Anthony, 79.
Sing Sine, 66.
Shuttlewood , Stephen, 66.
Swatzer, Ann, 66.
Stricker , John W., 65.
St. Clair , James, 65.
Shaw, Edward, 65.
Sambrook , Ellen, 52.
Starch, John , alias Jas . Burke, 51.
Sinclair, Merlinda , alias Blackley,
38.
1,han, John, 37.
Solomon, Rachael, 22.
Su llivan, John, 23.
Tommy, Ah Sue, 23.
Tin Tee (Chinaman), 23.
Tommy (aboriginal), 38.
tommy (S.S.I.), 51.
;hompsan, Alexander, 53.
d,, Vi,ctor,,,,J4.
,omas , John,
-
102.
oby (aboriginal), 102.
oy, Catherine, 102.
nderwood, Robert, 23.
aish, John, alias Thomas
Pardal, 23.
Williams, Edwin (65), 37.
Walsh, Thomas, 37.
Wilson, Wm., alias King, 39.
White, Mary, 52.
Wah Ping, 53.
Whittle,Bessie,
53.
Ward, John, 65.
Williams, Elizabeth, 66.
White, John, 66.
Williams, Harry, 66.
Wellby, Elizabeth, 79.
Welsh, Joseph, 102.
Williams, John, 102.
White, John, 102.
White, Alfred, 103.
Williams, Frederick, 103.
Williams, Robert, 103.
Wilson, Charles, 103.
White, Henry, 103.
You Youngs (Chinaman), 37.
Property, stolen fromAllen, John, 21.
Agnew, John, 42.
Adams,
George,
30.
Ah Hoe, 35.
Arnold, George, 70.
Adams, J. H., 109.
Armstrong, George, 84.
00 401.
Bro
oot, Sohn, 19,
Broam, Michael, 19.
Birkbeck; Robert, 29.
Blair , John B., 30.
Bolger , Patrick, 34.
Blackwell, Thomas, 34.
Barney, W. R., 42.
Ba
rnheim , Lucie,
35.
Property stolen from-continz'edl-Blakenbury, E. J.,(35.
Bauer, C. H., 48.
Beenworth, Mrs., 50.
Ballinger, Thomas John, 63.
Booker, James, 76.
Bridges, George, 84.
Booker E. S., 85.
Bonded Store, Cooktown, 92.
Bridge, Robert, 93.
Brown, Mary Jane, 100.
Budge, Rev. H., 101.
Clark, John, 30.
Cusack, Lawrence, 30.
Chapman, F. M., 34.
Clearey, John, 48.
Collins, Samuel, 56.
Crawford, Miss, 63.
Cubis, Mrs., 79, 64.
Cannon, Bridget, 84.
Crawley, Patrick, 100.
Colgan, Henry, 108.
Crawley, James, 108.
Carter, John, 43.
Clarke, Robert, 43.
Cliff, Ann, 43.
Cahill, Thomas, 42.
Doonan, W. H., 19.
Downie, John, 29.
Dan Sine, Tommy, 30.
Dixon, James, 30.
Dunn, Jane, 35.
Drouyn's Hotel, Sandgate, 34.
Davis, James, 56.
Douglas, Charles, 62.
Drysdale, John, 70.
Durrell, Captain, 71.
Dickson, Joseph, 100.
De Ays, Charles Joseph, 43.
Dillon, Martin, 42.
Dunning, Robert, 42.
Eglington, Dudley, 35, 43.
"Egmont " s.s., 57.
Edwards and Marsland, 76.
Fee Long, George, 19.
Fell, Alfred, 36.
Fay, Hugh, 48.
Frazer, James, 50.
Flynn, John, 62, 56.
Falkiner, Miss B. M., 76, 56.
Fozar, Maggie, 57.
Fullet, Charles, 63.
Feinn, Edward, 70.
Fox, Thomas, 70.
Friend, W. H., 71.
Fentiman, Samuel, 76.
Fitzgerald, Hervey, 77.
Francis, J. P., 85.
Fishley, Mr., 92.
Frazer, William, 93.
Finucane, William, 108.
Glass, Daniel, 19,
Grant, Alfred H., 48.
Gilchrist, Daniel, 56.
Gray, Henry, 57.
Gaynor, C., 63.
Gin Sing, 71.
Gomerley, Ellen, 92.
Gibson, Ann, 101.
Graham, John, 109.
Godsell, Frederick, 109.
Gillies, J., 43.
Holmes,
Charles
W., 19,
Haigh,
William,
48.
Hipwood
Brothers,
49.
Harris,
Bernard,
56.
Harder,
Joseph,
63.
Hides,
George, 70.
Hillyard,
Mrs., 76.
Houpins,
E ., 76.
Harris, B., T6.
Hobday, James M., 84.
Henderson, William, 85.
Hayes, Charles E., 100.
Hubert, H. B. Le T., 108.
Huxley, Thomas, 109.
Hawkins, Robert, 42.
Hydes and McColl, 43.
Johnny Mati (S. S. I. ), 30.
Janen, Theophilus, 62.
Jones, Frank, 62.
Jones, William, 108.
Jeffs, George, 109.
Knowlden, John, 30.
Kerr, Patrick William, 56.
Kurth, Frederick, 93, 57.
Klavern, Benjamin Von, 92.
Keighrane, Henrietta, 108.
Kerr, Robert, 108.
Kell, Robert Allen, 109.
Knight, William, 43.
Leeding's Hotel, Roma, 30.
Lord, Frederick, 42, 48.
Launders, John E., 56.
Lynch, Peter, 77.
Property stolen from-continnedLarkin, Catherine, 92.
Langenbach, William, 101.
Legros, Nicholas, 109.
McMahon, Patrick, 30.
Manning, Alice, 35.
Marsden, Joseph, 49.
McKenzie, Robert, 63.
McCauly, Mary, 70.
McRea, Andrew, 109.
McKay, Ellen, 84.
Mulot, J., 84.
McKee, Thomas, 85.
Moss, James, 93.
McNamara, Francis, 100.
Murray, James, 109.
McLeod, William, 110,
McKinnon, Angus, 42.
McCullum, Patrick, 42.
Norton, Ellen, 49.
Neilson, Michael and Fred., 92.
O'Keefe, Daniel, 19.
Ogg, Rev. Mr., 30.
O'Neill, Margaret, 92.
Park, Samuel, 30.
Patterson, Andrew, 70.
Pramberg, George, 77.
Queensland Hotel (63), 19.
Quinn, Mary, 56.
Quinlan, James, 108, 92.
Rombary, Arthur, 19.
Reilly, Patrick, 30.
Ramsay, Bros., 63.
Roman Catholic School, Fortitude Valley, 64.
Rumpf, Charles, 70.
Ritchie, Thomas, 84.
Railway Station, Yeulbah, 100.
Rteigelbuth, George, 109.
Stewart, James S., 43.
Sawyer, J. D., 30.
Scott, Thomas, 34.
Sennington, Airs., 49.
Sam Pan, Dr., 56.
Scrivener, David, 56.
Scully, John, 70.
Springer, William, 84.
Sparks, Alonzo, 85.
Simmonds, John, 92.
Sullivan, Hannah, 70.
Slaughter, Edward, 101.
Stanfield, George, 109.
Tweddle, John, 29.
Turner, William, 70.
Tracey, Thomas, 109.
Thomason, Salvor, 84.
Truscott, Edward, 42.
Venney, James, 64.
Webber, Mrs., 21.
Webb, Mrs. B., 34.
Woodworth, Mrs., 49.
Wright, William, 56.
Waters, Florence, 70.
Whitman, William, 70.
Whelan, Denis, 76.
Wilduck, George, 84.
Woodyatt, John, 92.
Whitten, George, 100.
Wilson, John, 100.
Walter, August, 108.
Woods, George, 109.
Walker, Alexander, 108.
Watson, Charles, 109.
Whitehead, Thomas, 43.
Young, Miss Maggie, 34.
Property maliciously destroyedBirkbeck Bros., 100.
Kissell, John, 49.
Menzies, Douglas and Co., 20.
Property lost by Coutts, miss M., 94.
Charters Towers Police, 43.
Kob, Mr. (cow), 50.
Knight, James, 43.
McGregor John, 31.
Swift, James, 64.
Promotions (Police Force)Atteridge, Phillip, 35.
Byrne, Rody, 20.
Clancy, Patrick, 100.
Featherstone,
H. J., 63.
Hamilton, John, 35.
Johnson, William, 49.
Joyce, Edward, 63.
Johnson, Edward, 77.
Kennedy, James, 49.
Lacey, James, 35.
Mee, Patrick, 35.
McCarthy, Michael, 100.
O'Sullivani, P.. 85.
Poingdestre, L. J., 63.
Publicans LicensedArnold, Frederick, 11.
Allen, George B., 11.
Andresen, Christian P., 62.
Publicans Licensed-continmedAnderson,
62.
Austin, W. Henry, 62.
Bradfield, James, 92.
Brough, John, 76.
Byrnes, Sarah, 62.
Burns, John, 48.
Barrett, John, 48.
Bacon, Julia W., 29.
Brown, Rhoda, 11.
Burghero, Emanuel, it.
Crewey, Patrick, 11.
Carroll, W. H., 29.
Clifford, William, 48.
Collins, S. M., 62.
Croft, Samuel, 76.
Darragh, James, 62.
Diminock, George, 48.
Droughton, Charles, 29.
Earpe, Henry, 11.
Eaton, Edward S., 11.
Eckford, Peter R., 11.
Erskine, George, 62.
Fornow, James, 76.
Finlay, William, 29.
Farrell, James, 11.
Gallagher, Mary, 29.
Guthrie, John, 29.
Gable, Thomas A., 48.
Graham, James, 92.
Gane, John Thomas, 92.
Hodges, James, 76.
Hansen, Neil, 62.
Hayes, James, 62.
Holmes, Thomas, 48.
Hutchinson, William T., 48.
Hayles, Robert, 29.
Hamilton, Alexander, 29.
Harris, Charles C., it.
Kane, James, 62.
Kotoofa, George, 48.
Kelly, Joseph, 29.
Leahey, William, 92.
Lonergan, Michael, 92.
Murdock, Edward, 92.
Madigan, Thomas, 92.
McElligott, Maurice, 92.
Milton, H. C., 92.
Maughan, John, 62.
McCann, William Henry, 62.
Murphy, George, 62.
Mickleson, A. P., 62.
Moss, Richard, 48.
Mallett, Henry, 29.
Mortimer, Hugh, 29.
McGean, Mary, 11.
Murtagh, John, 11.
Murphy, Michael L., 11.
O'Farrell, P., 76.
Olivey, Henry, 92.
Peterson, Charles, 48.
Price, Charles, 11.
Ryan, Richard, U.
Richards, William J., U.
Reesig, Lombard W., 11.
Rawlings, Thomas, 29.
Redmond, William 76,
Reilly, Cornelius, 76.
Rankin, George D.92.
Smith, Charles S.,'92.
Smith, Thomas, 76.
Scholfield, Eliza M., it.
Thompson, John C., 62.
Torpie, John, 62.
Tonges, Conrad, 76.
Thompson, Martin J., 76.
Vollings, Henry, 62.
Wilson, W. A., 11.
Webber, Michael, 11.
Wood, Charles, 62.
Wicker, Edwin, 92.
Young Sing, W., 62.
0.,
R.
Pape, charged withToby (aboriginal), 62.
Reductions (Police Force)Atteridge, Phillip, 85.
Murphy, James, 49.
Pickering, Walter, 20.
Sealey, Francis, 93.
Resignations (Police Force)Allen, J. M., 85.
Byrne, John, 35.
Chearnley, Walter, 77.
Crisp, George C., 77.
Cunningham, John, 100.
Dowling, M. L., 49.
Dodsworth, J. J., 77.
Feltham, Thomas, 35.
Harding, J. F., 35.
Lowtb, Thomas, 20.
Lambert, John, 85.
Ludwig, Joseph T., 85.
McCarthy, M., 49.
INDEX.
ReinstatementsKelly, Thomas, 93.
Sealey, Francis, 100.
Roma, Letters Stolen at, 101.
S.
Spirit Merchants, WholesaleAplin, Brown and Co., 28.
Armati and Traire, 29.
Bertham, C. Z., 92.
Burt and Co., 92.
Buss and Co., 62.
Bromberg and Holmes, 48.
Bell, D. and J., 28.
Burns, J. H., and Co., 28.
Brabant and Co., 28.
Box, H., and Son, 28.
Barker and Co., 28.
Brown, D. L., and Co., 28.
Burns, J. and J., 28.
Brodziak, Rogers, and Semel, 28.
Breede, C. H., 28.
Brodziak, M. and L., 28.
Brady, F. W., and Co., 28.
Breslin, C. C., and Co., 28.
Brown, J. E., 28.
Barry, J. F., and Co., 28.
Burns, J., 28.
Bays, F. B., 29.
Brodziak and Rogers, 29.
Benjamin, H., 29.
Brown and Wilson, 29.
Clewitt, F., 28.
Corrigan, Nathaniel, 28.
Cusack, L., 28.
Civil Service Co-operative Co., 28.
Chow Lea and Co., 28.
Cobb and Co., 28.
Corser and Co., 28.
Cameron, A. D., 28.
Chow Lee, 28.
Cavanagh, J., 29.
Campbell and McColl, 29.
Carse and Lauther, 48.
Cullinane, J. S., 48.
Clewitt, F., 48.
Curtis,
G. S., 62.
Caporn,
W. G., 62.
Davison,
B., and Co., 28.
Eardley
and Straker,
28.
Feez, A., 62.
Flood, W., and Co., 28.
Fow Chong, 28.
J., 28.
Fun Wah Goon, 28.
Good, T. C., 28.
Ginn and Hooper, 62.
Gillen, Henry, 48.
Gibbs, Bright, and Co., 28.
Goertz, E., 28.
Foote,
Gee Woh Chong,
Good, T. C., 28.
28.
Graham and Gataker, 28.
George, H., 29.
Haigh, W., 28.
Haylock, A. J., and Co., 28.
Hughes, William, 28.
Heaslop, J. and T., 28.
Hodgson, S., and Co., 28.
Harris, Geo., and Co., 28
Hazeel, Jonathan, 28.
Hardwicke, H. N., 28.
Harris and Goldring, 28.
Spirit Merchants , Wholesale-contiauedHenry Bros., 28.
Headrick , Jno., and Co., 28.
Higson, W ., and Co., 28.
Hanran, P., 29.
Horwitz , J., and Co., 29.
Harland and Co., 48.
Haylock , A. J. and Co., 48.
Hunter, Robert, and Co., 76.
Irving Brothers, 92.
Johnston , W., 28.
Jacobs, Lewis, and Co., 28.
Kuong Yee Yuen and Co., 28.
Kuong Yuen Chong, 28.
Kum Chong On, 28.
Klugh and Samuels,
28.
Kirkpatrick
, Quinn, and Co., 29.
Kersp, S., 29.
Lissner, Isidor, 28.
Latreille, T. M., 28.
Landy Brothers, 28.
Lewin, R., and Co., 28,
Mort, Holland, and Co., 28.
Morehead , B. D., and Co., 28.
Murphy, W., and Co., 28.
McCollin and Friend Bros., 28.
Marshall , J. A., and Co., 28.
Marsh and Webster, 28.
McCartyy , T., 28.
Mackenzie Brothers, 28.
McDermott Brothers, 28.
Morehead , B. D., 28.
Murphy, W. B., 29.
Meyer, L., 29.
Mattinson , J. W., 29.
Miller , D., 48.
MacGillivray and Morgan, 48.
Marwedel and Sims, 48.
Netterfield and Palmer, 48.
Neilson, R. D., 28.
Nam S.
28.
Neilson, Lawford , and Co., 29.
Nunn, S., 29.
O'Brien and Co., 28.
Olsson, P., 28.
O'Brien, D., 28.
Paxton , W. I3., 92.
Power, Thomas, and Madden (28),
48.
Perkins and Co., 28.
Pettigrew , Executors of, 28.
Philp, R., 29.
Quinlan , Gray , and Co., 28.
fuddle, George, 28.
Raff, George , and Co., 28.
Ranniger and Horsley, 28.
Ryan , F., 28.
Rankin, O'Kane , and Co., 28.
Dawson, E. S., and Co., 28.
Reid , Walter, and Co., 28.
Ryan and Tait, 76.
Sutherland , James, 92.
Sparks , Benjamin, 76.
Savage , H., 48.
Scott, William, 48.
Sheehy, William, 28.
Skinner , R. and A., 28.
Solomon , H. IT., 28.
Sun Yee Lee, 28.
Sang Wo Cong and Co., 2
Suthers, W. 28.
Sun Yee Lee, 28.
Tilbury and Co., 28.
Lou,--,
,,3
ISpirit
Merchants
Wholesale--cun-
tinued-
Thomson, M. C., 29.
Tilbury and Co., 29.
Unmack, Theodor, 28.
Webster and Co., 28.
Warry, R. S., and Co., 28.
Whitehead -Bros., 28.
Wilson, G. H.. and Co., 28.
Whitman, W. and J., 28.
Waiker, J., and Co., 28.
Walsh and Co., 28.
Walsh, H. T., 29.
Warner, R.., and Co., 48.
Walton, W. F., 48.
West and Harand, 48.
Wittenberg and Co., 48.
Wah Lee, 76.
Young, Josiah, 28.
Zienian, Benjamin, and Co., 29.
T.
Toowoomba, Saddle stolen at, 21.
W.
Warwick, saddle stolen (85), 49.
Railway Line, 93.
letter stolen from, 93.
Warrants issued forAvery, Charles, disobeying sumncons, 93.
Anderson, R., ship-desertion, 44.
Anderson, A. C.,
„
44.
Andrews, James, absconding, 77.
Byrne, John, horse-stealing, 94.
Bowman, John, alias Jack the
Native, alias D. Flynn, false
pretences,
101.
Brodory, Max, ship-desertion, 44.
Botteher, L., ship-desertion, 44.
Beas6ley, R. M. W., false pretences,
Brown, Edward,
mons, 63.
disobeying
sum-
Birch, William,
ship-desertion,
72.
Coleman,
H., ship-desertion,
110.
Crabtree,
Daniel,
absconding,
20.
Campbell,
Edward,
alias Ned,
false pretences,
30.
Carlton, John, assault, 35.
Custer, V., embezzlement, 49.
Cecoroyan (Polynesian
woman),
absconding, 49.
Craig, Robert, false pretences, 63.
Chambelain,
Albert, alias Johnson. burglary, 70.
Cook, Geo. J., wages due, 71.
Charlie
(aboriginal)
(N. S.W. ),
murder,
72j.
Condon,
James,
fraud, 85.
Downs,
Joseph,
wife-desertion
(arr. 100), 93.
Dodd, Jas., wife-desertion, 42.
Dunn, Win., absconding, 35.
Edwards, W., wife-desertion, 93.
Emmett, G., ship-desertion, 110.
Fleming, R., ship-desertion, 72.
Fitzpatrick,
John and Patrick,
disobeying summons, 93.
Gray, John, absconding, 100.
Grayson, John, absconding, 100.
Green, Wm., ship-desertion, 110.
Warrants issued for- continued-Hastings , John, ship-desertion
(arr. 110), 86.
Harland,
William,
disobeying
summons, 85.
Hardy, P., false pretences, 49.
Hansen, H ., false pretences, 35.
Heinrich, F. 0., ship -desertion, 44
Hall, T., wife-desertion, 42.
Herman, J., wife-desertion, 93.
Haak , William , commitment for
want of distress, 42.
Hanley , Wm., wife -desertion, 109.
Hayes , John, alias Dublin Jack,
absconding, 109.
Jungo (aboriginal ), assault, 100.
Jones (N. S. W.), horse- stealing, 36.
Kearsley, Geo ., wife-desertion, 85.
Keogh, James, fraud, 85.
Longslow, Henry, larceny, 20.
Loder, Geo., ship-desertion, 50.
Lutgens , Johanns Theodor Fredk.,
embezzlement, 77.
McGrororty , John, ship -desertion,
(arrested 110), 86,
Malvend , John,
ship-desertion,
(arrested 110), 86.
Moore, Peter, wife -desertion, T7.
Moulton, Stephen George (embezzlement (N.S.W,), 72.
McLeod, Angus S ., child-desertion, 71.
Marshall , Henry, larceny as a
bailee, 49.
Muller, Charles , disobeying
a
summons, 35.
McCarthy , J., false pretences, 35.
McCormack , T., absconding, 108.
Moller , L., ship-desertion, 44.
Ottesen, B ., false pretences, 93.
O'Neill, George , neglecting to
obey an order of Court, 93.
O'Shannessy , -, assault, 93.
Punton, Robt., child-desertion,
35.
Patterson , George, child-desertion
(arrested 71), 35.
Reed, James, ship -desertion, 72.
Strandguist , Neils and Beregor,
disobeying summons, 85.
Sam (aboriginal ), larceny, 77.
Shepherd , W., child-desertion, 71.
Spellman, Frederick , child-desertion (arrested 85), 71.
Schanback, M., false pretences, 49.
Taylor, W., ship -desertion, 110.
Toby (aboriginal ), rape, 62.
Thomas, S., child -desertion, 63.
Tully, Charles, illegally using a
horse, 64.
Tommy (abrl. ), absconding, 71.
Tyson, Wni., larceny of £500, 84.
Williams, E., ship-desertion (86),
78.
West fehl , F., wife-desertion (85),
71.
Williams , John F., wife -desertion,
42.
Wilson,
ship -desertion, 110.
Win.,
Y.
Yetman (N.S.W.),
64.
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Tuesday, July 25th.
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Thursday, April 27th.
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I)
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whom effected.
6. Members of the Polic `
ce are directed to
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CRIMINAL
Monday...
Monday.. .
Monday...
Monday...
committed,
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officers
I.
[No.
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OF QUEENSLAND,
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Monday, February 20th.
Thursday, April 27th.
Monday, June 19th.
Monday, August 7th.
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Wednesday, April 5th.
Friday, September 1st.
Monday, December 4th.
Friday, March 31st.
Friday, September 8th.
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Friday, December 1st.
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Tuesday, April 25th.
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COURT 1, 1882-continued.
'Townsville
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...
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...
Port Douglas
„
...
Thornborough
-Cooktown
...
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Monday, March 27th.
Monday, July 21st.
Monday, November 27th.
Friday, March 31st.
Friday, August 4th.
Monday, April 3rd.
Monday, August 7th.
Friday, April 7th.
Friday , August 11th.
Friday, December 1st.
Wednesday, April 12th.
Mackay
Wednesday, August 16th.
Wednesday, December 6th.
„
HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND STEALING FROM THE
PERSON.
'STOLEN from the person of Robert Hawkins, of
Tiaro, whilst under the influence of drink, at Maryborough, on the night of the 15th ultimo, twelve
£5-notes, and two £1-notes ; probably on the Queensland National Bank.
Not identifiable.
6th February, 1882.
STOLEN
whilst
instant,
a silver
14th
from
the
person
of
John
Agnew,
STOLEN from the dwelling of Robert Dunning,
Brooleld,
Toowong, on the 5th instant, one £1n6te (torn over the word " one") and a brown leather purse with elastic band : identifiable.
Suspicion
attaches &a bullock driver named John Cross, who
sometimes esmps in a stable at that place. Description :-An Englishman, 40 years of age, 6 feet 4
inch high, stout build, round-shouldered,
sunburnt
complexion, sandy whiskers meeting under chin,
front of chin and upper lip shaved.
He is in the
employs Sent of George Logan.
14th February, 1882.
STOLEN from a hut at Cressbrook, the property of
Frederick Lord, Esq., Eskdale, Crow's Nest, on the
30th ultimo, a double-barrelled muzzle-loading gun,
cheek piece raised on stock ; some powder, shot,
and rifle cartridges.
Gun identifiable.
Suspicion
attaches to Johnny Kynock, who resides at PerseveranceCreek.
14th February, 1882.
STOLEN from the Royal George Hotel, Fortitude
Valley, Brisbane, on the 9th instant, the property
of W. R. Barney, of Alfred street, 1 blue-striped
shirt, and 1 pair grey tweed trousers : identifiable.
18th February, 1882.
Roma,
under the influence of drink, on the 4th
a silver Geneva hunting watch, No.
chain with twisted links. Identifiable.
February, 1882.
10982;
ON
HOUSEBREAKING AND STEALING FROM THE
DWELLING -HOUSE.
STOLEN from a bedroom in the Royal Hotel, Chinchilla, on the night of the.26th ultimo, the property
of Angus McKinnon, of Charley's Creek East, a
double-cased silver lever watch, No. 33996, 4GW
engraved inside of case ; a silver albert chain. long
links connected by short twisted ones : identifiable.
Suspicion attaches to William McDonald, who was
lodging in same hotel and bears an indifferent
character.
Description: -About
25 years of age,
5 feet 10 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair,
small brown whiskers, and strong build, a native Of
Queensland.
He
fencing.
6th February,
went
to Cardarga
to
work
at
the night of the 1st instant, two horses, the
property of John W. Vance, J.P., Rosewood, were
maliciously injured by the hair of their manes and
tails being cut off ; suspicion of causing which
attaches to some of the neighbours with whom Mr.
Vance is on unfriendly terms.
6th February, 1882.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SAMUEL HuRST CHARLESWORTH, a youth
under
contract
from the Reformatory
school, Lytton,
to
serve William
H. Ackerly, J.P., of Six-Mile Creek,
Goodna, for a period of two years, absconded
on
the 1st instant.
Description
:-About
16 years of
age, rather
low-sized, fair complexion,
and hair cut
short,
slight
build, wore moleskin
trousers,
bluestriped shirt, brown felt hat, blucher
boots ; he has
a retriever
slut with him which answers to the name
of " Flora."
Supposed to have gone to Ipswich
or
Brisbane.
6th February,
1882.
ON the night of the 13th ultimo the store of Patrick
McCullum, Nanango, was broken open and the following property stolen :-1 pair trousers, l silk coat,
a green piece stamped "satina," some pocket knives,
pocket combs, kid gloves, cotton gloves, leslie gloves
of different colours, 1 piece pink check ribbon, 1
piece plain ribbon, 1 piece of white muslin. Some
of the articles identifiable.
Suspicion attaches to
"Paddy"
and "Emma,"
aboriginals, who have
since been arrested.
8th February, 1882.
STOLEN from the tent of Edward
Truscott,
Townsville, care of Johnson
and Casling, on the night of
18th ultimo, six £5-notes
(two of them supposed
to
be on Q. N. Bank, and three on A. J. S. Bank),
Nos. unknown.
Not identifiable.
8th February,
1882.
ON the night of the 8th instant the store and dwelling of Thomas Cahill, Leichhardt street, Fortitude
Valley, Brisbane,'was burglariouslyentered
through
the shop window, and about 14s. in three-penny
pieces and coppers stolen from the till.
Suspicion
.attaches to some of the larrikins who frequent that
locality.
14th February, 1882.
STOLEN
from
the
hgU
Edward
street, °b`
instpr}t, the
overcoat, v
of
the
Shamrock
Hotel,
hteenthe8thand10th
actin Dillon, a grey frieze
aka, bluish-plaid lining ripped
a4d,0 .earmsvtius£1. Identifiabib.
14th february,
1882.
FELONIES AND OFFENCES NOT OTHERWISE
DESCRIBED.
1882.
A WARRANTof commitment, for want of distress of
£5 with 9s. 6d. costs, has been issued' by the Gatton
Bench, on the 11th ultimo, for William Haaek.
For description see P.G., 1881, page 168.
8th February, 1882.
THoMAs HALL is charged, on warrant issued by the
Gatton Bench, with deserting his wife Ann, at
Helidon, in September last. He is a coloured man,
a native of America, a cook, 45 years of age, 5 feet
6 inches high, medium build, black curly hair, small
moustache, speaks English fairly.
8th February, 1882.
JAMEs DODD is charged, on a warrant issued by the
Brisbane Bench, with deserting his wife Kate, of
No! 47 Wharf street, on the 25th ultimo.
Descrip.
tion :-An Irishman, a blacksmith, 24 years of age,
5 feet 9 inches high, slight build, dark complexion,
no beard or whiskers, a few hairs on upper lip, thin
face, dark hair cat short.
Photo. filed in Detective
Office, Brisbane,
16th February, 1882.
on a warrant
FRANCIs
WIL1 IAMS is charged,
issued by the Warwick Bench, with deserting his
wife Ellen there on the 30th ultimo.
Deseriptionn :-About
forty years of age, short, stout-built,
brown whiskers' and moustache? stammers very
much when speaking, cut mark on forehead.
He
left War-wick about
fourandmonths
and now
sup.
posed to be in Sydney,
might ago
possibly
be heard
of at Robert's sppond-hand warehouse,
itt street,
near the Evening News office. Photo. filed in Detective Office, Brisbane.
17th February, 1882.
JOHN
76
The Treasury,
Queensland, 29th April, 1882.
T is hereby notified for general information
that Licenses from the Treasury have been
I
granted to the undermentioned
persons during the
month of April, 1882.
A. ARCHER,
Colonial Treasurer.
N ame.
Place.
W HOLESALE
SPIRIT
Parks,
$
Benjamin...
Hunter and Co., Robert
Ryan and Tait
...
Wah Lee ...
...
RETAIL
...
...
...
...
DEALERS.
Brisbane
Bundaberg
Port Douglas
Thorrborough.
SPIRIT
DEALERS.
Bundaberg
Clermont
Herberton
Hughenden
Mount Perry
Rockhampton
ditto
Townsville
ditto
Toowoomba.
Redmond, William
Smith, Thomas
...
Croft, Samuel
...
Reilly, Cornelius ...
O'Farre ,P.
Brough, John
...
Tonges, Conrad
...
Fornow, James
Thompson, Martin J.
Hodges, James
...
ll
for £11 14s. 8d., No. 27503, on the, Queensland
National Bank, Roma, in favour of E. Houpins,
signed R. J. Winton.
25th April, 1882.
STOLENfrom the person of Denis Whelan, of Curridgee, near Southport, whilst asleep on the North
Quay, Brisbane , on the morning of the 24th instant,
one wedding ring , gold ; a purse containing one
half-sovereign and 7s . in silver . Purse and ring
identifiable.
Suspicion attaches to a man (name
unknown ) who was with complainant at the time.
Description :-A
butcher, about 5 feet 5 inches
high, dark complexion, short dark whiskers ; wore
dark tweed suit.
27th April, 1882.
HOUSEBREAKING
AND
STEALING
PROM THE
DWELLING-HOUSE.
BETWEEN the hours of 9 and 10 p.m. on the 10th
instant, the Universal Hotel, Bogantungan,
was
burglariously
entered through one of the back
windows, and the following stolen, the property
of James Booker:-Fourteen
£1-notes, one £5note, bank and numbers unknown ; 1 oval-shaped
gold brooch with embossed flowers on it and set
with three or four rubies. Brooch only identifiable.
18th April, 1882.
AUcTIONEERs.
Hill, Charles
Holmes, Chas. T. H.
Hodel, Fredk. Chas.
Klugh, Chas. R. ...
...
...
...
...
Mackay.
ditto
Maytown
Muttaburra
BILLIARDS.
Collins, S. M.
Burns, J. F.
Hanlon, James
Picking, Hy.
Cameron, John
Cooper, Thos.
Sutton, Geo.
Browne, C. T.
...
Evas,
..
...
...
...
...
...
...
Paige,
H
John
Elliott, Wm.
McKenzie, John
Bond, Wm.
...
Brisbane
Gympie
ditto
Goondiwindi
Hughenden
Maryborough
ditto
Ravenswood
ditto
Rockhampton
Tenningering
ditto
Thargomindab
BAGATELLE.
Ashney, Thomas ...
Baldrey, Charles ...
Hill, Thomas
Walsh, H. T.
Moller, J. G.
...
...
...
...
...
...
Gayndah
Ipswich
Mackay
Tambo
Tenningering.
MURDER.
ON the 14th instant
the dead body of an aboriginal named
" Toby " was found in a scrub, near
Blenheim
Station,
Mount
Britton ; the skull was
battered
in apparently
by " nulls
nullas,"
and
tracks
of other blacks were found about the body.
The deed is supposed
to have been committed
on
the 9th instant.
Deceased
is identical
with the
aboriginal
of same name charged
with rape, and
described
in the
Police
Gazette
of this year,
page 62.
17th April, 1882.
STOLEN from the Temperance Hotel, corner of
Adelaide and Wharf streets, Brisbane, on the 11th
instant, the property of Samuel Fentiman, 1 blue
check waistcoat (recovered), 1 blue serge trousers,
and 1 white silk handkerchief ; value 17s. 6d. Identifiable.
Suspicion attaches to a man named Sleddall, alias Simmonds, alias Smith. -(See Police
Gazette, 1882, page 70.)
17th April, 1882.
STOLEN from the Pawn Office of Bernhard Harris,
George street, Brisbane. between the 15th and 22nd
instant, a suit of light-coloured tweed clothes ; value
£415s. Identifiable.
Suspicion attaches to a woman
named Cumberland, a prostitute,
who was in the
shop by herself for a few- minutes, between the
dates above-mentioned.
She is well known to the
police.
25th April, 1882.
BETWEEN
6 p.m.
on the
24th
instant, the office of Messrs.
and
9 a.m.
Edwards
on the
25th
and Mars.
land,
solicitors,
Temple
Buildings,
Queen
street,
Brisbane, was broken into by opening the door with
the key which was usually kept on a ledge over the
door ; the safe was also opened with the key which
was generally kept in an unlocked drawer in the
office ; a cash-box was broken open, but there is
nothing missing except the keys of the door and
safe.
25th April, 1882.
(Vide Police Gazette,1882, page 56.)
RE Robbery from the West End Hotel, Townsville,
property of Miss B. M. Falkiner.-The
property
has been returned to the owner through the Post
Office.
27th April, 1882.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND STEALING FROM THE
PERSON.
FELONIES AND OFFENCES NOT OTHERWISE
DESCRIBED.
STOLEN from Mrs. Diana Hillyard, of One-mile
Swamp, South Brisbane, on board the steamer
" Settler," on the 15th instant, a brown moroccoleather purse with elastic band round it, containing
four 2s. -pieces ; a lady ' s dress ring , an emerald set
in it, " Diana Gillies " engraved inside ; and about
twenty 'bus tickets.
Purse and ring identifiable.
18th April, 1882.
BETWEEN the hours of 12 noon and 2 p.m. on the
12th instant, a cow, the property of John Watson,
of Tarampa , Esk, was maliciously
shot dead
through the neck at Paddy's Gully Range.
A
roan heifer calf about 3 months old is also missing,
and is supposed to have been driven further over
the Range and shot. The above-mentioned animals,
were. in the custody of the ' Esk ' police, and the
subject of a prosecution for illegally branding,
Thomas Forde being defendant . 'Forde was seen
about 12 noon on the above date riding a horse shod
on the hind feet only, and going in'the direction of
the paddock where the cattle were ' grazing.
The
fr
STOLEN
om the person of E. Houpins, Eulo,
whilst under"the in uence of drink in Robinson's
fl
Hotel, on the night of the 70th instant, a cheque
95
INFORMATION
is urgently requested concerning Mr.
Berkeley Fitzbardinge Capel , who wrote to his
friends in England , from Bowen , on the 17th April
1875, and stated that he was going to the Cape
River to collect his horses . He- secured a large run
300 miles west of the Thompson River but did not
live there. In either April or May, 1877, be was
mustering cattle with two.black boys on Victoria
Downs, near Norwood . The police will make all
possible inquiries respecting this gentleman. and
inform the Officer in charge of Detectives , Brisbane,
if-anything is heard of him.
27th May, 1882.
EXTRACTSFROMTHE "VICTORIANPOLICE
GAZETTE."
(From
Police
Gazette,
1882,
page
31.)
MURDER.
(See Government
Gazette,
MURDER
27th January
NEAR
One Hundred
DEEP
Pounds
1882, p. 196.)
LEAD.
Rewaad.
WHEREAS, on Tuesday, the 17th instant, the dead
body of a man, without a particle of clothing, was
found in the bush a few miles from Deep Lead,
which had evidently been lying there for two
months.
The head was severed from the body, and
has not yet been discovered : And whereas at a
magisterial inquiry a verdict was returned that
"the deceased was murdered by some person or
persons unknown":
Notice is hereby given, that
a reward of one hundred pounds will be paid by
the Government for such information as will lead
to the apprehension and conviction of the person or.
persons by whom the said man was murdered.
His Excellency the Governor will also extend
Her Majesty 's free pardon to any person implicated
in the above crime who will give the required information, provided such informant did not actually
commit the murder aforesaid.
The notice dated the 25th of January last, offering a reward of £100 in this case '(which was published in the Gazette of the 27th January, page 196
ante ), and all copies thereof, are hereby superseded
and revoked.
J. M. GRANT,
Chief Secretary.
Chief Secretary's Office,
Melbourne, 27th February, 1882.
(From Police Gazette, 1882, page 109.)
(See Police Gazette, 1882, pages 31 and 67.)
MAN unknown murdered near Deep Lead.-The
clothes found near the headless body have been
identified as those of one - Charles Forbes, and
Robert Francis, a former mate of the deceased,
has been arrested for the murder at Rupanyup by
the Stawell detective and the Murtoa general
police.-0.582.
15th April, 1882.
(From
Police
(See Police
Gazette,
Gazette,
1882, page
125.)
1882, page 109.)
ROBERT FRANCIS BURNS, arrested
by the
Stawell
detective and the Murtoa general police for the
murder of Charles Forbes, has been committed for
trial.-O.582.
1st May, 1882.
J. M. GRANT,
Chief Secretary.
Chief Secretary' Office,
Melbourne, 25th January, 1882.
0.582.
30th January, 1882.
[Photographs of deceased filed in Detective Office,
Brisbane.]
27th May, 1882.
(From
Peliee-Gazette,1882, page 67.)
Gazette, 3rd March, 1822, r.579.)
(See,Government
MURDER
Two Hundred
NEAR
DEEP
LEAD,
Pounds Reward-Free
Pardon to
an Accomplice.
WHEREAS, on Tuesday, the 17th January last, the
dead body of a man, without a particle of clothing,
was found in the bush a few miles from Deep Lead,
which had evidentlybeen lying there for two months.
The head was severed from the body and has not
yet been discovered : And whereas at a magisterial
enquiry a verdict was returned that "the deceased
was murdered by some person or persons unknown" :
Notice is hereby given, that a reward of two hundred pounds will be paid by the Government for
such information as will lead to the apprehension
and conviction of the person or persons by whom
the said man was murdered.
(From Police Gazette, 1882, page 139.)
(See Police Gazette, 1882, pp. 31 and 125.)
ON the 17th January, 1882; the headless body of a
man was found near the Deep Lead Railway
Station, Stawell, and at an inquest held, subsequently, it was shown that the man had been wilfully murdered.
The remains are believed to be
those of one Charles Forbes, or Forbys, who worked
on the Dimboola line of railway during the months
of October, November, and December, 1881, with a
man named Hobert Francis Burns.
The said Robert
Francis Burns has since been arrested, and committed for trial at the Central Criminal Court, to
be held at Melbourne on the 15th day of August,
1882, for the murder of Charles Forbes, or Forbys ;
but as the prisoner alleges that Forbes is still alive,
it is requested that the said Charles Forbes, or
Forbys, if living, or any person acquainted with
him, or able to glvo! information about him since
the date of his disappearance, should at once communicate with the Chief Commissioner of Police,
Melbourne.
Description of the missing man,
Charles Forbes, is as follows :-About
40 years of
age, 5 feet 102 or 11 inches high, 14 stone weight,
full sandy beard, and hair a shade darker.
Supposed to be a native of the north of Ireland.-0,582.
16th May, 1882.
RETURN OF PRISONERS TO BE DISCHARGED
FROM HER MAJESTY'S
GAOL, BRISBANE,
DURING
A
0
STATURE,.
...
Jo'deph Welsh
John Ross , alias Byrnes ...
Paftie% McNamara
...
... Brisbane
... Roma ...
... Brisbane
Sileock
William
...
...
Edwari1 K ilcullen ...
John K avan
agh
...
Date of
Discharge.
Where Tried.
Name.
...
...
...
...
...
Brisbane
Brisbane
...
...
Maryborough.
Clermont
.
Martyborough
Gympie
...
Mackay
...
13
21
Maryborough
Blackall
Brigbaue
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
9
11
12
Frank Poppie
Geto Favatte
John Conway
...
...
...
...
...
...
... Brisbane
...
... Brisbane
...
... Rockhampton
14
14
15
John Wi iams
Rockhampton
15
Toby ...
...
...
...
...
George Barrett
...
.„
...
William Muir
...
...
...
Henry Howell, Silas Hardy, alias
Be
Walter Carroll
...
...
...
James Stephenson, alias White
Maryborough
Brisbane
...
Aramac
Warwick
17
17
23
21
Gympie
...
Rockhampton
27
321
ll
TO BE DISCHARGED
Age.
in.
a
B
0
Co.
make.
COLOUR
of
R emar k s.
Hair .
Fair ... I'IBrown
Dark
Grey
Sallow I Brown
Eyes.
fl
Crown and shields and ags on left arm ; JW on right arm.
Right arm broken ; marks of scrofula on both cheeks.
20
50
48
5
5
5
4;
7
24
Queensland
19
5
912 Slight
...
Dark
Ireland
37
5
6;
Slight
...
Fair . . Reddish
Blue
Left arm broken ; stiff elbow.
England
39
5
7,
Propt.
Fair ...
Grey
Cross flags on left arm.
Ireland
England
Ireland
FROM HER MAJESTY'S
Propt....
Medium
Propt....
1882.
PENAL ESTABLISHMENT,
Brown
Grey
Hazel
Blue.
Blue.
Brown
ST. HELENA,
DURING
THE
MONTH OF JUNE, 1882.
1
1882.
1 June
3'
6
7
Thomas'Scott
John Thomas
John Lightfoot
ll
Disobedience
of orders 3 weeks' hard labour
Larceny ...
... 18 months' hard labour
£2 fine, or 14 days' conObscene language
finement
Being in possession of £100 fine, or 3 months'
confinement
an illicit still
3 months' confinement
Threateninglanguage
in default of bail
3 months' confinement
Threateninglanguage
in default of bail
20
...
...
...
Native of-
Sentence.
ft.
•1882.
4 June
S
9
RETURN OF'PRISONERS
Jimmy
...
John Moore
John Morris
Carra...
...
Offence.
THE MONTH OF JUNE,
6 months'
hard labour
Larceny ...
...
...
3 months'
hard labour
Larceny ...
...
...
3 months'
hard labour
Larceny ...
...
...
Threatening language 7months'imprisonment
and assaulting
and
resisting police
hard labour
Larceny ...
...
... 12 months'
6 months'
hard labour
Larceny ..
...
...
Larceny ...
...
. . 6 months' hard labour
Assault ...
Assault ...
Playing
an
game
Playing
an
game
Manslaughter
Shop-breaking
Larceny ...
Horse-stealing
Murray
England
England
Queensland
31
29
41
41
5
5
5
5
4
4
2
61
Medium
Stout
Medium
...
Black
Sallow
Dark
Black
Black
Brown
Brown
Black
Brown
Jim and Cigg left arm.
Grey
(Sear side lower lip.
Brown 1Cast in eve ; lame left leg.
Brown.
South America
England
23
43
54
5
5
5
31
9
82
Medium
Strong
Spare
Sallow
Fresh
Sallow
Brown
Brown
Brown
4
Medium
5 13fedium
28 I Medium
Sallow
Dark
Sallow
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown.I
Brown I Sear right cheek ; bald ; minus some front teeth.
Blue
i Two scars on right wrist; bird and flower-pot right
I
cross on left arm ; anchor on back of left hand.
Hazel
Long scar under right jaw; scar on forehead.
Brown
Lost top of left thumb
Brown Scar top of third finger left hand.
Brown
England
hard labour
hard labour
hard labour
Italy
...
Italy
..
England
...
...
IQ
2
2.i
unlawful
3 months'
3 months'
6 mouths'
29
5
5
5
unlawful
6 months'
hard labour
Paris
...
38
5
6„
Medium
Sallow
Brown
Victoria
England
28
23
32
5
5
5
5
0
6
5
Medium
Medium
Medium
Medium
Black
Sallow
Fair
Sallow
Black
Dk.-bn.
Fair
Brown
Scar under left knee and on second and third
hand; mark of boil on back of neck.
Black.
Blue
H.B. G.B. left arm°
Grey
Scar right hand and arm ; very thin nose.
Grey.
England
N. S. Wales
28
26
5
5
10? Medium
5
Medium
Sallow
Fresh
Brown
Brown
Grey
Brown
5
4; Medium
Fair
Brown
...
...
..
...
Larceny ..,
..
Obtaining
money
false pretences
...
...
...
...
...
...
by
...
5 years'
penalservitudeQueensland
4 years' penal servitude England
12 months'
hard labour
3 years' penal servitude
6 months' hard labour
2 years' hard labour
21
John
White...
...
...
.... Toowoomba
RETURN
Elizabeth Hopkins
Margaret Burns
...
Sam. Coolum
...
Sarah Johnston
...
...
...
...
...
.. .
...
...
...
Alice Farraway
...
...
...
27 April
...
OF PRISONERS
1882.
3 June
3 months'
Vagrancy
TO BE DISCHARGED
5
7
12
... Larceny ...
...
.,.
... Vagrancy
..
...
... ` Illegally using a horse
Obscene language
...
B sbane
Brisbane
15
16
...
Brisbane
29
Brisbane
Brisbane
Goondiwindi
Brisbane
ri
Catherine Troy
...
Elizabeth Swatkins
...
...
...
...
Stealing from the person
Obscene language
Vagrancy
...
...
6
1
3
3
hard labour
England
... 141
FROM HER MAJESTY'S
months'
month's
months'
months'
ment in
6 months'
1 month's
meat in
6 months'
hard labour
hard labour
hard labour
imprisondefault of fine
bard labour'
imprisondefault of fine
hard labour
GAOL, TOOWOOMBA, DURING
11
I
Blue
Scar on forehead ; scar left arm.
THE MONTH OF JUNE, 1882.
Ireland
Ireland
Queensland
N. S. Wales
...
...
...
...
21
21
28
39
6
5
5
5
Fair
Medium
Slight ... Fair
3
4; Stout ... Dark
Stout ... Swarthy
5
Brown
Brown
Black
Brown
Brown
Blue.
Black
Brown
Scar over left eye.
Queensland
Queensland
...
...
20
29
5
5
4, Slight
Slight
1
Ruddy
Sallow
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown.
Scar on forehead.
16
4
11; Medium
Fair
Brown
Brown
Scar on right thumb.
Queensland
...
...
fingers right
Scar left cheek.
Two burns right fore-arm ; sear left hand, near thumb.
SUPPLEMENTARY.
Sear on forehead ; lame
Scar on throat.
arm;
1" 1
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