>From London Evening Post, May 20, 1742 - May 22, 1742; Issue 2267. April 17, 1742. Deserted from the Hon. General TYRREL's Regiment of Foot, James TARMAN , lately listed, aged 26 Years, born at Lodsworth in Sussex, Labourer, five Feet seven Inches and three Quarters high without Shoes, small Visage, black Hair, and of a swarthy Complexion, had on when he deserted a blue Coat, green Waistcoat, and light grey Breeches, and suppos'd to be conceal'd at Shirley Common near Croydon in Surrey, or at his Brother's, a Farmer, at Seal near Sevenoaks in Kent. Therefore whoever shall apprehend the said Deserter, and confine him in any Gaol in Great Britain, and send Word to Capt. Anthony DODD at the Savoy, shall receive a Guinea Reward, over and above what is allow'd by Act of Parliament for apprehending Deserters.