Apprehensions.

Canterbury Police Gazette, Volume XII, Issue 5, 2 March 1874, Page 31

Apprehensions.

Boylan, Patrick.- —Assaulting cook on board ship Isles of the South; Constable Maguire, Lyttelton Police; 48 hours’ imprisonment. Balpour, James. —Larceny (under £5) > Sergt. O'Connor, Arowhenua Police; 2 months’ imprisonment. Behrens, John. —Drunk and annoying persons in a railway carriage ; Constable Davis, Christchurch P> lice; fined £3, or 1 week’s imprisonment.

Bryan, Denis. Drunk and disorderly, and resisting the Police in the execution of their duty ; Constable Smith, Christchurch Police ; fined 20s.

Brown, Charles —Infanticide ; Inspector Pender, Christchurch Police ; committed for trial.

Coyne, Francis. —Vagrancy ; Constable Eares, Lyttelton Police; discharged with a caution.

Coefery, William. —Vagrancy ; _ Sergt. Mullins, Oxford Police; committed to Lunatic Asylum.

Craw, George.— Using abusive and threatening language ; Sergt. Wilson, Christchurch Police ; 6 months’ imprisonment in default of sureties.

Caldwell, Alexander. —Drunk and fighting in a public place; Constable O Shannasy, Dunsandel Police; discharged.

Clark, James, alias The Brusher.— Drunk and using obscene language in a public thoroughfare ; Sergt. Kennedy, Christchurch Police ; 6 months’ imprisonment.

Carr, Grorge.— Drunk and furious riding; Constable Gilchrist, Kaiapoi Police; fined 20s.

Cooper, Thomas Willis. —Wife desertion ; on warrant, by Detective-Sergeant Feast; ordered to pay 20s. weekly. Cooper, Charles. —Drunk and indecent exposure, and contempt of court; Sergt. Wilson, Christchurch Police; fined £5.

Coyne, Francis. —Larceny of a watch ; Detective- Sergt. Feast; 6 months’ imprisonment.

Duncan, J. alias J. Bruce. —Drunk and committing a nuisance; Constable Fares, Lyttelton Police ; fined 10s., or 48 hours’ imprisonment.

Donovan, John. —Drunk and illegally on the premises; * Constable Mitchell, Christchurch Police; fined 20s. or 48 hours’ imprisonment.

Dee, Charles. —Larceny of a coat; Constable Walker, Christchurch Police; 6 months’ imprisonment.

Davie, John. —Drunk and fighting in a public place; Constable J. Johnston, Christchurch Police; fined 205., or 48 hours’ imprisonment.

Dale, Thomas. —Larceny of fruit; Constable Maguire, Lyttelton Police ; fined 40s.

Fraser, George. —Drunk and illegally on the premises ; Constable Smith, Christchurch Police ; 1 week’s imprisonment.

Forde, Catherine.— Larceny in a dwellingSergt. Willis,. Christchurch Police,’ cautioned and discharged.

Freeman, Thomas.— Lunacy from drink ; Constable J. Johnston, Christchurch Police ; remanded to Lyttelton Gaol.

Greenwood, Richard.— Drunk and disorderly, and resisting the Police in the execution of their duty; Constable Gatfney, Timaru Police; fined 15s.

Good, Peter. Lunacy ; Mounted-Con-stable Morice, Ashburton Police ; comnutted to asylum.

Greaves, Mary Anne.— lllegally on the premises ; Sergt. Wilson, Christchurch Police ; 6 months’ imprisonment.

Gordon, Joseph. —Drunk and disorderly ; Sergt. Kennedy, Christchurch Police ; fined 405., or 96 hours.

Gordon, Mary.— Stabbing with intent to do grievous bodily harm ; Constable A. Beck, Christchurch Police ; 8 months’ imprisonment in default of sureties.

Hawthorne, James. —Breach of Merchant Seaman’s Act; Constable Maguire, Lyttelton Police; 6 weeks’ imprisonment.

Hymns, Moses Elijah alias Townley.— Bigamy; on warrant, by Detective Sergt. Feast; committed for trial.

Hennessey, John. —Larceny of a FlO note; Mounted-Constable Benjamin, Rangiora Police ; case dismissed.

Hennessey, John. —Perjury ; MountedConstable Benjamin, Rangiora Police ; committed for trial.

Helps, Abel.— Lunacy ; Sergt. Kennedy, Christchurch Police; remanded to hospital.

Hilson, Annie. —Lunacy ; Sergt. Mullin, Oxford Police; ordered into Christchurch hospital.

Jansen, James. — Drunk and disorderly, and resisting the Police; Inspector Barsham, Lyttelton Police ; fined 20s.

Jansen, Andrew. —Perjury; on warrant, by Sergt. Wilson, Christchurch Police ; committed for trial.

Jameson, Robert. —Violent assault; Constable Mitchell, Christchurch Police; 6 months’ imprisonment.

Jones, John W.—Drunk and fighting in a public place; Constable J- Johnston, Christchurch Police; fiued 405., or 96 hours’ imprisonment.

Jones, Martha, alias Brown.— Drunk and disorderly; Constable Little, Christchurch Police; 1 month’s imprisonment.

Joyce, Thomas. - Breach of Destitute Persons Relief Ordinance ; on warrant, by Mounted-Constable Dorn, Timaru Police ; ordered to pay 15s. per week and witnesses’ expenses.

Kane, Johanna. —Drunk and disorderly, and creating a disturbance in the street; Constable Wa'lace, Lyttelton Police; 48 hours’ imprisonment.

Kington, John.— Drunk and fighting in a public place; Constable O’Shannasy, Dunsandel Police; fined 205., or 48 hours’ imprisonment.

Lambert, William.— Drunk and disorderly; Constable J. Johnston, Christchurch Police ; 2 months’ imprisonment.

Leatham, Hugh. —Drunk whilst in charge of a horse and cart; Constable A. Beck, Christchurch Police ; fined 10s.

Longdon, Matthew.— Vagrancy and deserting his wife; Sergt. Wilson, Christchurch Police ; 6 months’imprisonment.

Lee, Edward. —Assault; Mounted-Con-stable Dorn, Timaru Police ; 2 months’ imprisonment.

Luxon, Henry.— Refusal of duty on board ship Star of India ; Constable Wallace, Lyttelton Police ; ordered on board.

Lyle, Peter Adams. —Drunkanddisorderly, using obscene language in a public place, and resisting the Police in execution of their duty; Constable Hills, Timaru Police ; fined 155., or 7 days’ imprisonment.

Martin, Elora. —Illegally on the premises; Sergt. Wilson, Christchurch Police; 6 months’ imprisonment.

Meehan, John. —Disorderly conduct and assault; Constable Walker, Southbridge Police ; 1 month’s imprisonment.

McCourt, Edward. —Violent assault; on warrant, by Sergt. Kennedy, Christchurch Police ; bound over to keep the peace for twelve months, or 6 months’ imprisonment in default.

McCurdy, Archibald.— Drunk and creating a disturbance in a public place ; Sergt. Wilson, Christchurch Police; fined 20s.

Mcßae, James. —Illegally on the premises ; Constable Haldane,Christchurch Police; fined 40s.

McKenna, Edward. —Drunk whilst in charge of a horse; Constable Bass, Christchurch Police ; fined 20s.

McKennedy, Dennis. —Broaching cargo on board Isles of the South ; on warrant by Sergt. Wilson, Christchurch Police; 48 hours’ imprisonment.

Neat, Daniel. —Illegally on the premises ; Constable Hatton, Christchurch Police; dismissed with a caution.

O’Brien, John. —Assault and battery, and making use of threatening language in the presence and hearing of a Constable ; Constable Rutledge, Akaroa Police; fined 40s.

Oldman, Frederick William.— Vagrancy ; Sergt. Pratt, Kaiapoi Police; remanded.

Parker, John. —Illegally on the premises ; Sergt. Wilson, Christchurch Police ; 6 months’ imprisonment.

i J LANK, Thomas -Illegally on the premises : Sergt., Wallace, Rangiora Police • 24 hours’ imprisonment.

Quinn, John.— Drunk whilst in charge of a horse and dray; Mounted-Constable Beck, Christchurch Police; fined 20s.

Ryan, John.— Breach of the Merchant Seaman’s Act; Constable Maguire, Lyttelton Police ; 6 weeks’ imprisonment.

Sales,, Edward. Lunacy ; Constable O’Shannasy, Dunsandel Police; remanded.

Shanaghan, Micahel. —Lunacy from drink; Sergt. Willis, Christchurch Police ; remanded to Lyttelton G-aol.

San, Martin Margaret.— -Larceny as a servant, and larceny in a dwelling ; Seigt. McDonald, Timaru Police; 3 months imprisonment on each charge.

Salwf.ll, Alfred. Drunk and using obscene language in a public thoroughfare ; Constable Hughes, Christchurch Police ; fined 20s.

Siiaw, William.— Fighting in the streets ; Constable Hatton, Christchurch Police; fined 10s.

Sinclair, Marion Louisa. —lnfanficide ; Inspector Pender, Christchurch Police; committed for trial.

Thompson, Ellen. —Drunk and disorderly ; Constable Dance, Christchurch Police ; 6 months’ imprisonment.

Thompson, Edward. —Obtaining money by false pretences; on warrant, byDetectiveSergt. Feast; case dismissed.

Thompson, Henry.- —Fighting in the streets; Constable Hatton, Christchurch Police; fined 20s.

Travers, Charles. —Vagrancy; Constable Eares, Lyttelton Police; 48 hours’ imprisonment.

Walker, Michael. —Drunk and incapable ; Sergt. Greenwood, Ashburton Police; fined ss.

Williams, Richard Sydney. —Larceny of a swag; Detective-Sergt. Feast; 6 months’ imprisonment.

Williams, James. —Illegally on the railway premises; Constable Eares, Lyttelton Police ; discharged with a caution.

Wilmshurst, John. —Larceny as a bailee; Inspector Barsham, Lyttelton Police ; committed for trial.

William, Richard Sydney. —Drunk and illegally on the premises; Constable Hughes, Christchurch Police ; fined 205., or 48 hours’ imprisonment.

Young, Eliza. —Lunacy; Sergt. Willis, Christchurch Police; committed to asylum.

E. C. SHEAEMAN, Commissioner of Police

Names. Country. Offence. Sentence. Date of Discharge. Age. Height. Make. Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Remarks. James Travers Hobart Disorderly and without any 48 hours hard labour, Feb. 9, 1874 35 5ft 11 in Stout Pale Black Grey First joint of left thumb gone; Town visible means of support Feb. 7. 1874, upper front teeth gone. R.M.C., Lyttelton Bushman. William Haywood England Larceny 6 months’ hard labour, Feb. 13, 1874 51 5ft 4Jin Medium Swarthy [rn. grey Blue Cut scar on right forehead. Sep. 8, 1873, R.M.C., Ch.Ch. By pardon. - Boot closer. Edward Thompson Do. Do. 6 months’ hard labour, Do. 20 5 ft 4jin Stout Fresh Black Hazel Labourer. Sept. 15, 1873, R.M C., Ch Ch. Martha Jones, alias Brown Do. Drunk and disorderly 48 hours’ hard labour, Feb. 14,1874. 40 4ft ll|in Do. Do. Grey. Blue Prostitute. Feb. 13, 1874, B.M.C., Lyttelton Lives a loose life. Widow. Johanna Kane Ireland Drunk and creating a dis48 hours’ hard labour, Feb. 19, 1874 34 5ft 2in Slender Pale Black Grey turbance in a public place Feb. 17, 1874, E.M.C., Lyttelton Tattooed: American coat of John Woods England Embezzling cargo ship 8 weeks’ hard labour, Feb. 20, 1874, 30 6ft 5|in Medium Swarthy Black Grey W. M. Gladstone Feb. 3, 1874, By order of R.M. arms, female and bracelet R.M.C., Lyttelton for the purpose right arm ; crucifix, female and bracelet left arm; scar left temple. Seaman. Tattooed: English banners of Otto Frost Prussia Do. Do. of resuming the voyage Do. 22 5ft 6|in Stout Pale L. brown Grey war on breast, anchor on right hand; very broad countenance. Seaman. William Martin England Larceny 2 months’ hard labour, Dec. 11,1873, Feb. 10, 1874 26 5ft 4|in Slight. Do. Dark Brown Anchor, ensign, cross, heart, diamond on left arm. LaR.M.C., Ch.Ch. bourer. James Price Do. Drunk and disorderly 24 hours’ hard labour, Feb. 9, 1874, Do. 40 5ft 6|in Do. Do. Light Hazel Blind of left eye, cut scar on forehead. Labourer. George Fraser America Illegally on premises R.M C., Ch Ch. 1 week’s hard labour, Feb. 5, 1874, R.M.C., Ch.Ch. Feb. 11, 1874 27 5ft 8in Stout Do D. brown Blue Two doves LOVE, anchor, cupid and dart, and American coat of arms on right arm; double heart on back of hand; star on thumb; ship, English coat of arms on left arm; anchor over thumb; ring on third finger of left hand; bracelets on both wrists. Seaman.

PRISONERS DISCHARGED FROM HER MAJESTY’S GAOLS AT LYTTELTON, ADDINGTON, AND TIMARU, From 1 4th February , 1874, to 21 st February, 1874. FOR THE INFORMATION OF THE POLICE ONLY.

Names. Country. Offence. Sentence. Date of Discharge. Age. Height. Make. Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Remarks. Alexander Fraser Scotland Drunk and disorderly 24 hours’ hard labour Feb. 11, 1874, R.M.C. ChCh. Feb. 12, 1874 68 5ft Sin Stout Pale Grey Grey Gunshot wound in right temple. Labourer. Catherine Ford Owen Dalton England Larceny Demanded, Feb. 12, 1874, R.M.C. ChCh. Feb. 14, 1874 28 5ft 2^ Do. Do. Dark Dark Cut scar on under lip. Matron. Ireland Drunk and disorderly 48 hours’ hard labour, Feb. 14, 1874, R.M.C. ChCh. Do. Paid his fine 45 5ft 9in Do. Do. Do. Brown Cut scar on the forehead. Labourer. William FSrearton England Do. 24 hours’ hard labour, Feb. 16, 1874, Feb. 17, 1874 36 5ft 6in Medium Fresh Do. Do. Cook. Diehard S. Williams Daniel Neate Do. Do. Do. Illegally on premises R.M.C. ChCh. 48 hours’ hard labour, Feb. 16, 1874 R.M.C. ChCh. Remanded, Feb. 16, 1874, Feb. 18, 1874 Feb. 17, 1874 27 40 6ft 5in 6ft 9in Do. Do. Pale Do. Do. Do. Blue Do. Cut scar on right thumb. Labourer. Labourer. Charles Cooper Do. Contempt of Court R.M.C. ChCh. 24 hours’ hard labour, Feb. 18, 1874, Feb. 19, 1874 34 5ft lOin Do. Fair Brown Do. Dentist. Jacob Cox Do. Drunk and disorderly R.M.C., Ch.Ch. 48 hours’ hard labour, Feb. 18, 1874, Feb. 20, 1874 28 5ft 5fin Do. Pale Dark Brown Cut scar on left arm. Labourer. Abel Helps Thomas Mansfield America England Lunacy Drunk and disorderly R.M.C. ChCh. Remanded, Feb. 19, 1874, R.M.C. Chch 24 hours’ hard labour, Feb. 19, 1874, R.M.C. ChCh. Do. Do. 24 32 5ft 6Jin 5ft 4in Stout Medium Swarthy Pale Do. Do. Grey Do. Deep cut scar on left side of head. Labourer. Seaman and woman, Highlander, crucifix, and brig on right arm; a man, M. C-, and crown, mermaid, girl holding two flags, on left arm; bracelets on both Elizabeth Bell wrists; ship on breast. Ireland Vagrancy 3 months’ hard labour, Nov. 21, 1873, Feb. 20, 1874 36 5ft 6|in Stout Fresh Do. Brown Sawyer. Charwoman. John Behrens Germany Drunk and disorderly R.M C., Lyttelton. 7 days’ hard labour, Feb. 14, 1874, Do. 24 5ft 8in Do. Swarthy Do. Blue Labourer. Mary Gordon Scotland Violent assault R.M.C. ChCh 6 months, Sept. 23, 1874, R.M.C., Ch.Ch. Feb. 21, 1874 27 5ft lin Slight Do. Do. Dark Abscess scars on left side of (by pardon) chin. Barmaid.

LIST OF PRISONERS DISCHARGED — Continued.

Names. Country. Offence. Sentence. Date of Discharge. Age. Height. Make. Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Remarks. George Doig Scotland Exposing his person 6 months’ hard labour, Sept. 24, 1874, R.M.C, Ch.Ch. Feb. 21, 1874, (By pardon) 33 5ft 7in Stout Swarthy Dark Dark Long cut scar on the forehead. Butcher. John F. Cobb England Larceny 6 months’ hard labour Sept. 25, 1S73, E.M.C., Ch.Ch. Do. 30 5ft 7fin Do. Fresh Brown Hazel Cut scar on the left leg. Tailor. John McCulloch Scotland Drunk and disorderly 24 hours’ hard labour, Feb. 9, 1874, B.M.C., Timaru Feb. 10,1874 42 5ft 5in Stout Do. Do. Blue Blind left eye. Stonemason. John Brodie Do. Illegally on premises 14 days’ hard labour, Jan. 31, 1874, E.M.C, Timaru Feb. 13, 1874 34 5ft 7i-in Slender Do. Dark Grey D under left arm; deserter from Her Majesty’s Service. Labourer. Peter Adam Lyle Do. Drunk and disorderly, resisting the police, and using obscene language 7 davs’ hard labour, Feb. 13, 1874, R M.C., Timaru Feb. 19, 1874 27 5ft 7in Do. Dark Back Brown Tat ooed: On left arm female, wreath of flowers round. Ropemaker. James Murphy England Drunk and disorderly Fined 20s., or 48 hours’ hard labour, Feb. 20, 1874, R.M.C., Timaru Feb. 21, 1874 33 5ft 5^in Stout Do. Dark Haze 1 Labourer. Edward Floyd Ireland Drunk and disorderly, and using obscene language Fined 15s., or three days’ hard labour, Feb. 20, 1874, R.M.C., Timaru Feb. 21, 1874 19 5ft Sin Slight Fresh Brown Grey Tattooed: On left hand above thumb, cross and star; scar on left eyebrow. Labourer.

LIST OF PRISONERS DISCHARGED — Continued.