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Name. Offence. Where and when tried. Sentence. John Lawson Assault 1892. Sup. Court, Invercargill, 27 Sept. 6 months’ labour. „ Larceny from the person „ „ „ Acquitted. John McRae Murder „ „ M No bill presented. Released William Frisby ... Cattle-stealing „ „ 28 Sept. on bail till next sittings. Acquitted. William Campbell Larceny as a servant... Sup. Court, Wanganui, 4 Oct. 12 months’ probation. James Keen Attempted arson „ „ „ Bill ignored. George Turner Joss Forgery and uttering... „ „ 4,5 Oct. Acquitted. 2 years’ labour. Albert H. Kooth ... False pretences „ „ 5 Oct. John Gibson John Hay ::: 1 Housebreaking and stealing ... Sup. Court, Timaru, 4 Oct. 2 months’ labour. Albert Cone Kuripapango Hokopa j Larceny from a dwelling and Sup. Court, Napier, 12 Oct. No indictments presented. Gerald Waters Taylor horse-stealing Indecent assault Sup. Court, New Plymouth, 5 Oct. 0 months’ labour. Isaac Day Housebreaking (2 charges) „ „ „ 12 months’ probation. Hinga Larceny „ „ „ G months’ probation. Richard Hoskin ... »/ Acquitted. 5 vears’ penal servitude. Stephen Jeffrey ... Rape „ r. oct. Johan Heinrick William Sudfeldt Indecent assault „ „ 6,7 Oct. Acquitted. Thomas Henry Blackwell Hannah Green Arson... Assault „ „ 7 Oct. Dist. Court, „ 21 Dec. 12 months’ probation. James Stark Wilson Larceny as a bailee ... Dist. Court, Wanganui, 7 Nov. Acquitted. William Henry Batchelai Breach of Bankruptcy Act ... „ „ 8 Nov. 1 month's imprisonment. Harry Greenroyd... Embezzlement Dist. Court, Hawera, 10 Nov. Dist. Court, Palmerston N., 1 Dec. 12 months’ probation. Christian Jensen ... Perjury Acquitted. Albert Otten False pretences Sup. Court, Christchurch, 21 Nov. 2 years’ labour. Robert Stewart ... Larceny H H It 6 months’ labour. Eva Simpson Concealment of birth „ „ „ Imprisoned until rising of Edward Harman ... Larceny Court. Acquitted. Bill ignored. Frederick Kirby ... n n ft Sophia Jones Concealment of birth ii n n Herbert Mumford Arson... li ii „ George Kennedy ... James White Larceny « « John Hampton ... „ „ 22 Nov. 6 months’ labour. Edward Carlyle ... Indecent assault II II II 3 months’ labour and a Henry Stevens Burns Larceny (2 charges) ... Sup. Court, Blenheim, 23,25 Nov. whipping. 3 years’ penal servitude on Forgery (3 charges) ... „ „ 25 Nov. each charge (cumulative). 1 vear’s labour on each Larceny „ „ 23 Nov charge (concurrent with former sentences). Nolle •prosequi entered. Thomas William Andrell Henry James Ferris Receiving stolen goods Making false birth-declaration Acquitted. Fined £5. George Mark Forgery h ,, 24 Nov. Acquitted. u Abetting a felony n a n H Robert Hoadley ... \ f Neglecting to provide proper i j To come up for sentence Eleanor Hoadley... nourishment for a child j when called upon. Thomas Atkinson Dickens Larceny as a bailee ... „ „ 25 Nov. Acquitted. Henry Follas Erenv Larceny Sup. Court, Auckland, 28 Nov. Nolle prosequi entered. 6 months’ labour. Richard John Pearce Indecent assault (2 charges) ... II II li 4 vears' penal servitude on Charles Tuck Embezzlement (2 charges) ... each charge (concurrent). 2 years’ labour on each John Rowe Breaking into and stealing II II II charge (concurrent). 12 months’ labour. James Rankin from a store Ditto ... ... • Bill ignored. Michael Ryan Assault II II n 2 years’ labour. Alfred Andrew Pearson . Larceny Wounding „ „ 29 Nov. 12 months’ probation. James Nagle II II li 9 months’ labour. w ii liam Po wel 1 ... Procuring abortion ... „ „ 30 Nov. 10 years’ penal servitude. Edward Arthur Williams Hoani Petara Taki Haterene Kawhiti . Horse-stealing Wounding Cattle-stealing (4 charges) ... „ „ 1 Dec. Acquitted. 4 months’ labour. 12 months’ labour on each Tio Pepene Cattle-stealing (3 charges) ... of 2 charges (concurrent), voile prosequi entered on the others. Acquitted on first charge, Ah Chee ... Peter Jensen Receiving stolen property ... Larceny from a dwelling (2 „ „ 2,3 Dec. Sup. Court, Wellington, 28 Nov. voile prosequi entered on the others. Acquitted. 12 months’ labour on each Henry Smith, alias William Clarke, alias charges) False pretences (2 charges) ... . charge (concurrent). 18 months’ labour on each Charles Jackson Charles Broadbent Larceny as a bailee ... charge (concurrent). Bill ignored. Henry C. Cockran Embezzlement and larceny ... n li ii 12 months’ probation. Frederick Thompson, alias Tatton William Henry Smith, alias Frederick Forgery and uttering (2charges) Larceny (2 charges) ... Larceny and arson ' ■ ; ;1 2 years’ labour on each charge (concurrent). To commence at expiration of a previous sentence. (See Police Gazette, 1892, page 55.) Bills ignored. alias Frank Philpott Henry William Finley Thomas Palmer ... James Follas Ernest Seel William Syms David Simpson ... Josiah Stannaway Donald Douglas ... r Manslaughter Assault and robbery ... Inciting to shoot Procuring abortion ... Assault and robbery ... Assault „ ,29 Nov. „ „ 2 Dec. ,, „ 5 Dec. „ „ 14-16 Dec. Sup. Court, Dunedin, 5 Dec. 10 years’ penal servitude. 12 months’ labour. Acquitted. Bill ignored. Acquitted. Thomas Casev, alias King, alias Kelly, Rape ... II II II 15 years’ penal servitude alias Liverpool Jack John Curnie, alias Clifford, alias Fredk. Bass. &c. Forgery and uttering (2charges) 1 . and 30 lashes. 3 years’ penal servitude on Ditto , ... False pretences (5 charges) ... ) each charge (concurrent).
Gaol. Name. Where tried. When. Offence. Sentence. Native of Trade Born. Height. Complexion. Hair. Eyes. ! Nose. 1 Where Photographed, and Date. Remarks and Previous Convictions. Auckland ... James Lovett Auckland Nov. 22, 1892 stowaway ... fine, or 14 days England ... fireman 1870 ft 5 in. 6i swarthy dark brown brown long Female on right arm; scar at right eyeAuckland ... William Delaney ... Auckland Nov. 7,1892 assaulting police fine, or 1 month ... N. Zealand labourer 1849 5 64 florid black, turnblue medium brow. Auckland ... Peter Stoiiberg, alias Auckland Nov. 7,1892 habitual drunkenness 1 month Sweden seaman 1843 s 53 pockptd. . ing grey light brown brown prominent Two upper front teeth out; mole above Auckland ... Ellen Hutchinson Auckland Sept. 8, 1892 habitual drunkenness 3 months Ireland 1848 5 34 sallow light brown, blue medium navel. 10 p.c. Three warts on right cheek. Auckland ... Maria Lysaght Auckland Dec. 2,1892 drunkenness wilful damage larceny 7 days 7 days fine, or 24 hours ... Ireland 1835 5 0 fresh turning grey dark brown grey medium 43 p.c. (See Police Gazette, 1891, page st.) Auckland ... Thomas Richard Stone Auckland Dec. 9, 1892 Auckland ... newsvendor 1878 4 9i freckled red grey small Anchor and cross on left arm. Auckland .. John Cuthbertson Auckland ... Dec. 9,1892 larceny (2 charges) ... fine, or 48 hours ... Scotland ... newsvendor 1878 4 10 fair dark brown dk. blue small One upper front tooth broken ; anchor Auckland ... John Kelly Auckland Dec. 9,1892 begging 7 days Auckland ... labourer 1859 s loi fresh dark brown It. grey long on right arm ; line on left arm. t p.c. Birth-mark on left groin ; scar on Auckland ... Mary Ross, alias Mitchell, alias Matilda Blue Charles Melotz Auckland Nov. 17,1892 habitual drunkenness 1 month Ireland 1852 s 2 fresh dark brown blue medium nose. 57 P.c. Auckland ... Auckland Dec. 14,1892 breach of the city bylaws refusing to _ quit licensed premises fine, or 12 hours ... Sydney labourer 1850 5 4i swarthy dark brown blue small Half-witted. Auckland ... Joseph Reilly Thames Sept. 19,1892 fine, or 1 month ... See Police Gazette, 1892, page 171. Auckland ... Hugh Smith Thames Oct. 19, 1892 obscene language vagrancy 3 months 2 months Scotland ... miner 1849 S 74 swarthy black dark br. pug Birth-mark on left arm ; large nostrils. N. Plymouth Rangiwaihia Hawera ... Dec. 12,1892 indecent behaviour ... 7 days N. Zealand labourer 1837 S 63 copper black, turnbrown broad KOTEHUKA on breast; KOHAWENapier Napier William Rowbottom ... Alfred Lewis Napier ... Napier Nov. 29,1892 Dec. 6,1892 drunkenness indecency disobeying a mainte-nance-order larceny larceny 24 hours 7 days 14 days ... N. Zealand England ... cook carpenter 1851 1840 5 5 6 3i sallow fair tng grey brown grey blue bl u e long, sharp thick, bent J URI — WI on left atm, &c. 1 p.c. Irregular teeth. 2 p.c. Scar on forehead ; boil-mark Napier Patrick McCluskey.u/iaj Michael Patk. Cronin Napier ., June 26,1891 Sept. 22,1891 12 months 6 months Ireland fireman 1869 s si pale fair grey large, pointed Well’n, 30.5.91 above right wrist. Amount paid. Blue dot and cross on right arm ; round scar on forehead ; deep hollow in chest, Napier Henry Laundy N apier Nov. 14,1892 disobeying a mainte1 month England ... bullock1841 s 61 sandy reddish brn. grey large. &c. 2 p.c. RL and anchor on right arm ; Napier Jack Allis Hastings Dec. 5,1892 disorderly conduct ... 48 hours Ireland driver blacksmith 1865 3 11 tawny brown brown broken long, right thumb has been broken. Scar on forehead; cut under right eye; Napier John Collins Napier Nov. 3,1892 disobedience of orders on board ship disobedience of orders on board ship 7 days 6 weeks England ... sailor 1863 5 2i fresh dark brown hazel sli’tly bent straight right leg has been broken. Tombstone, sailor, tree, &c., on left arm ; Napier Frank Kelly Napier Nov. 3,1892 6 weeks U. States sailor 1844 s 8 swarthy dark brown, brown turned up busts, &c., on right arm. W D KELLY, square, compass, female, turning grey &c., on right arm ; part of a w oman on Napier Archibald Femnane, Napier Nov. 3,1892 disobedience of orders on board ship disobedience of orders on board ship 6 weeks Ireland sailor 1862 5 84 fair brown, turngrey large left arm, &c. Shield, anchor, flags, &e., on left arm ; Napier George Martin Napier ... Nov. 3,1892 6 weeks Born at sea sailor I848 S 4 fresh ing greyfair blue aquiline AF and ring on right arm. Cross, heart, anchor, &c., on left arm; GM and wreath on right arm; left Napier Thomas Fox Napier Nov. 3,1892 disobedience of orders on board ship 6 weeks ... Scotland ... sailor 1861 5 54 swarthy black hazel pointed ankle has been broken. Pockpitted ; sailor and glass on right arm ; MI on left arm ; cross and braceNapier George Gray ... Hastings Dec. 1,1892 threatening behaviour fine, or 14 days ... England ... fireman 1864 3 10J dark dark brown bluegrey pug let on left wrist. Burns on right thigh, chest, and under Napier Michael Hare ... Napier July 9,1892 false pretences 6 months Napier, 7.4.92 left jaw ; scar under right eye. See Police Gazette, 1892, page 106. Napier Benjamin Robinson, Napier Nov. 16,1892 vagrancy 1 month England ... labourer 1850 3 dark black, turndk. grey short, thick Repeatedly convicted. Part of ship on ing grey right arm ; anchor, MAH, cross, braceNapier Christian Dennison Danevirke ... Nov. 19,1892 drunkenness 48 hours ... Denmark ... labourer 1863 S s fair lightbrown It. hazel long let, and flag on left arm, & c. Scars on left thumb. Wanganui... William Moir Wanganui ... July 4,1892 wilful damage 1 month 6 months N. Zealand labourer 1867 6 3 fresh fair blue long 1 p.c. Gunshot-wound inside left hand. Wellington Ernest Seel Wellington ... Nov. 28,1892 murder acquitted at S.C... Sweden seaman 1867 5 7 fresh lightbrown blue flat Well’n, 26.11.92 (See Police Gazette, 1888, page 87.) Knife-wounds on forehead and left chest ; both legs have been broken; slightly Wellington William Buckley Wellington ... Dec. 6,1892 assaulting police 6 days England ... labourer 1870 3 64 fresh brown brown medium lame. 1 p.c. Blue dot on right arm. ( See Police Wellington John Buckley ... Wellington ... Dec. 6, 1892 assaulting police wilful damage vagrancy 4 days England ... labourer 1871 3 94 fresh light brown grey thick Gazette, 1890, page 213. ) Blue mark on left arm. Wellington William McCarthy, alias Sullivan Wellington ... July 6,1892 3 days 6 months Ireland fireman 1865 S 73 1 fair fair It. blue small ... 3 p.c. Scars on right arm and hand.
RETURN OF PRISONERS TRIED AT THE SUPREME AND DISTRICT COURTS, 1892.
RETURN OF PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED FROM GAOLS DURING THE FORTNIGHT ENDED 17th DECEMBER, 1892.
Gao!. Name. Where tried. When. 1 Offence. Sentence. j Native of Trade. Born. 2 r Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. Where Photographed, and Date. Remarks and Previous Convictions. ft. in. Wellington Francis Trevelyan Wanganui ... Oct. 6,1891 arson 18 months ... N. Zealand labourer 1853 S 11 dark brown blue large Bald ; scar on left shin. Kenny Wellington George Wright ... Wellington ... Sept. 17,1892 larceny 3 months England ... fireman 1864 5 33 fair red grey thick Well’ll, 26.11.92 Two sailors, cannon, and “ Ready for disobeying a mainte-nance-order illegally on premises... Scotland ... action” on bieast; profusely tattooed on both arms. Wellington John Kennedy Christchurch Aug. 11, 1892 3 months carpenter 1850 s 9 fair brown blue medium Bald on crown. Wellington John McGregor Wellington ... Dec. 5,1892 14 days Scotland ... sailmaker 1832 5 8 fair grey brown thick 5 p c. GMGEH and tree on left arm. (See Police Gazelle, 1892, page 1 79. ) Wellington Thomas Smith, aliai Wellington ... Dec. 13,1892 drunkenness 24 hours See Police Gazette, 1892, pages 179, 206. Briggs, &c. obscene language 3 days Wellington Cecilia Clark Nelson Sept. 16,1892 indecent language ... 1 month England ... 1858 s 3 fresh light brown grey small Blind right eye; wart on right temple. vagrancy 2 months Scotland ... Wellington Elizabeth Goodgame ... Masterton ... Aug. IS, 1892 assault ... 4 months 1862 s 7 fresh dark brown grey small Picton Philip John Aubrey Blenheim Nov. 26, 1892 vagrancy 14 days England ... millwright I79S s oi fresh grey dk. blue large, broken long 2 p.C. Nelson William McKenna Gisborne Feb. 22, 1892 horse-stealing 12 months Liverpool ... seaman 1856 5 4i sallow brown blue Napier, 5.3.92 Deep cuts on nose; female, eagle, shield, Ireland blue ES, &c., on right arm ; and numerous other marks. Nelson Patrick Fitzgerald Gisborne Feb. 22, 1S92 horse-stealing 12 months seaman 1862 s 6* fresh dark brown large Napier, 5.3.92 Large scar on left eyebrow ; left forearm has been broken ; ears pierced ; stab on drunk and disorderly England ... — < left thigh, &c. Lyttelton ... William Wilmott Lyttelton Dec. 6, 1892 fine, or 7 days seaman 1854 s 2i dark dark brown hazel medium Anchor on left arm. Amount paid. Lyttelton ... George Thomas Batts... Lyttelton Dec. 6, 1892 stowaway fine, or 7 days England ... labourer 1864 s 53 dark dark brown brown long Lyttelton ... Matthew Keane, alias Christchurch Nov. 23, 1891 indecent assault 2 years Ireland labourer 1859 5 9 fresh brown grey pointed Lyttelton, 30.12.89 5 p.c. Remainder of sentence remitted. O'Connor Lyttelton ... John alius Jas. Simpson Lyttelton Dec. 9, 1892 drunkenness 34 hours See Police Gazelle, 1892, page 83. wilful damage 6 days Lyttelton ... William Thomas Lyttelton Sept. 13, 1892 larceny ... 3 months Lyttelton, 2.9.93 See Police Gazelle, 1892, page 162. Lyttelton ... Thomas William Rees... Lyttelton Nov. 14, <892 drunkenness 1 month England ... cabman 1S49 S 7 dark dark brown dark br. large Lyttelton ... Mary McKegney Christchurch Nov. 30, 1893 indecent language ... 14 days N. Zealand prostitute 1874 s ej fair brown blue medium Lyttelton ... Robert Dixon Fergan ... Christchurch Feb. 22,1892 embezzlement 12 months Scotland ... station1848 s 63 fresh light brown grey small Lyttelton, 13.12.92 larceny 12 months master (concurrent) Lyttelton ... George William Wright, Christchurch Feb. 22, 1892 larceny 12 months England ... bookmaker 1862 5 4 fresh dark brown dk. blue medium Lyttelton, 5.3.92 alias Alfred F’rancis Holmes Lyttelton ... Michael Corcoran, alias Christchurch Feb. 22, 1892 larceny from the peri: months Ireland labourer 1870 S 7! fresh brown blue medium Lyttelton, 34. 11. 91 2 p.c. Large abscess-scars on left side of William Poppleton son Lyttelton ... Elizabeth Smythe Christchurch Nov. 18, 1892 wilful damage 1 month .. ... See Police Gazelle, 1892, page 179, See, Lyttelton ... Ellen Danby, alias Christchurch Oct. 10. 1802 larceny ... 2 months Lyttelton, 7.1.90 See Police Gazette, 1892, page 107. Parkinson 1 imam James Keir Waimate Dec. 12, 1892 illegally on premises... 7 days Glasgow ... labourer 1844 5 6 fresh brown, turngrey medium Cut on top of head and on right eyebrow. Dunedin ... Elizabeth McCausland Dunedin Oct. 14, 1892 larceny ... 2 months Ireland prostitute 1862 5 2 fresh ing grey light brown hazel broad ... II p.c. Dunedin ... John Sutherland Dunedin Nov. 7, 1892 larceny 3 days Scotland ... diver 1847 s 4i sallow grey dk. grey medium Two left toes grow n together. Dunedin ... Peter Hegarty Dunedin Nov. 14, 1892 begging 1 month ... See Police Gazelle, 1892, page 192. Dunedin ... Janet McBain Dunedin Nov. 24, 1892 obscene language 14 days Scotland ... prostitute 1871 S 2 fresh light brown blue medium 13 p.c. . Dunedin ... Catherine Moore Dunedin Dec. S. 1892 drunkenness 48 hours See Police Gazelle, 1892, page 200. John Hewitt ... Roxburgh ... obscene language 7 days Lawrence ... Dec. 9, 1892 horse-stealing fine, or 30 days N. Zealand labourer 1874 5 7 fresh brow n bluegrey large Burn-mark on right jaw; upper front I n vercargill Patrick Hogan ... Riverton Dec. 7, 1892 wilful damage 7 days Ireland shoemaker 1848 5 6 swarthy dark brown dark br. fiat, 8 p.c. Scar on ieft eyebrow ; cut on left Invercargill Bridget Hogan Riverton disorderly conduct ... 3 days broken thumb. Dec. 7, 1892 wilful damage 7 days ... Ireland 1848 s 1 sallow brown brown long 1 p.c. Scar on forehead ; pockpitted. Invercargill Hokitika ... Albert John McEvoy ... Henry Connor Invercargill ... Ahaura Dec. 10,1892 assault fine, or 7 days ... Ireland sailor 1859 5 61 fair light brown blue medium Tombstor.e.clasped hands, heart, anchors, See., on left arm ; dove and dancinggirl on right arm; wreath and star ou Oct. 6, 1892 idle and disorderly ... 2 months ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... See Police Gazelle, 1892, page 117.
RETURN OF PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED, ETC. — continued.
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New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XVI, Issue 26, 29 December 1892, Page 216
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