Police Daily Reports 620-773 (Daily Metropolitan Police Reports 1828-1838)

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Date	Folio	Office	Name of accused	Crime reported	Crime charged with	Place	Name of victim	Verdict	Information to
1 January 1830	1	Bow Street		one Local Note of the value of Five Pounds, one ditto of One Pound, one Canvas Purse, containing five sovereigns and some Silver; and about Five Pounds Ten Shillings in Copper, wrapped up in Papers, marked "RW"			Peterborough	Counting House of Messrs Simpson, Mewburn and Miller, Merchants	Reward of Fifty Pounds; Forty Pounds of which will be paid by Messrs Simpson, Mewburn and Miller; and the remainder by the Treasurer of the Peterborough Association for Prosecuting Felons
1 January 1830	1	Bow Street		Theft of sovereigns, watches and other items		No 30 Fleet Street			A reward of Fifty Pounds, on application being made on the said Premises.
1 January 1830	1	Bow Street	John Shaw	Theft of gold and silver watches		No 19, North Bridge, Edinburgh	Christopher Lawson
1 January 1830	1	Bow Street	Elizabeth Singleton otherwise Ragan		Stealing five gowns, two pelisses, one coat, two aprons and other articles	Dudley Court, Crown Street, Soho	Mary Singleton, widow	Discharged
1 January 1830	1	Bow Street	William Smith		Stealing a trunk containing two waistcoats, six books and other articles	White Horse-yard, Drury Lane	Joseph Stone	Committed to Newgate for trial
1 January 1830	1	Bow Street	Margaret Cochrane		Stealing seven sovereigns and two half sovereigns	Oxford Street	Sarah Bridgman, widow	Committed for further examination on Tuesday next
1 January 1830	1	Bow Street	Samuel Bruce		Assaulting, beating and wounding whereby his life is in danger	Parish of All Saints, Poplar	John O'Neal	Committed to the New Prison for further examination.
1 January 1830	1	Bow Street	Spencer Cunningham		Suspicion of stealing one ventilator	Saint Martins-lane	Francis Turrell	Discharged

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Date	Folio	Office	Name of accused	Crime reported	Crime charged with	Place	Name of victim	Verdict	Information to
1 January 1830	2	Queen Square	Margaret Hayes		Stealing	Westminster	Richard White	Committed to Tothill Fields, Bridewell for trial
1 January 1830	2	Queen Square	John Arnold		Stealing	Kensington Gore	Lady Elizabeth Whitbread	Committed to Tothill Fields, Bridewell for trial
1 January 1830	2	Queen Square	Michael Peaty		Stealing	Westminster	Stephen Peaty	Committed to Tothill Fields, Bridewell for trial
1 January 1830	2	Queen Square	Joseph Royal		Stealing	Millbank	Jonathan Sawyer	Discharged
1 January 1830	2	Marlborough Street	James Grieve		Stealing		James Willington	Committed to Newgate for trial
1 January 1830	2	Marlborough Street	George Peltret		Breaking & entering; Stealing		James Evans	Remanded
1 January 1830	2	Marlborough Street	Samuel Litsenburg		Breaking & entering; Stealing		James Evans	Remanded
1 January 1830	2	Marlborough Street		Stealing		Smithfield			Leighton and Son, No. 54 Exmouth Street, Spafields, reward of five pounds
1 January 1830	2	Marylebone		House entered by means of false keys, Stealing		Lisson Grove, Marylebone	Mr Smith
1 January 1830	2	Marylebone	Reuben Abrahams		Stealing		Thomas Morgan	Committed for further examination
1 January 1830	2	Marylebone	John Holland		Stealing		Henry Spicer	Committed for further examination
1 January 1830	2	Marylebone	John Stevenson		Stealing	Marylebone	John Edwards	Discharged
1 January 1830	2	Marylebone	John Welsh		Stealing	Saint Pancras		Committed for further examination
1 January 1830	2	Hatton Garden	John Peter Jungclausen		Stealing	Brook hill	Emanuel Charles Joseph	Committed to Newgate for trial
1 January 1830	2	Hatton Garden	Lydia Mary Atherton		Stealing		Joseph Gilbert	Remanded
1 January 1830	2	Hatton Garden	James Dyball		Unlawful possession of stolen item			Discharged and fined twenty shillings
1 January 1830	2	Hatton Garden	William Jones		Stealing		George Summers	Discharged
1 January 1830	2	Hatton Garden	James Powell		Stealing	Saffron Hill	James Foley	Committed to Newgate for trial
1 January 1830	2	Hatton Garden	William Lawrence		Stealing	Grays Inn Lane	Henry Simpson	For examination
1 January 1830	2	Worship Street	Joseph Martin		Stealing	Bethnal Green	Mary Ann Johnson	Committed to Newgate for trial
1 January 1830	2	Worship Street	Thomas Bigwood		Stealing	Saint Luke	Francis England	Discharged
1 January 1830	2	Worship Street	Jane Watkins		Stealing	Shoreditch	William Smith	Discharged
1 January 1830	2	Worship Street	William Marney		Stealing	Shoreditch	Thomas Sharpe and Co.	For re-examination
1 January 1830	2	Lambeth Street	McAndrew	Stealing		Hornchurch, Essex	Mr Blackman
1 January 1830	2	Lambeth Street	George Clark		Stealing			Discharged, committed to one month to the House of Correction as a rogue and vagabond
1 January 1830	2	Lambeth Street	Robert Jackson		Stealing			Discharged, committed to one month to the House of Correction as a rogue and vagabond
1 January 1830	2	Lambeth Street	William Wilson		Being in a certain area for an unlawful purpose	Whitechapel		Discharged
1 January 1830	2	Lambeth Street	Patrick McNamara		Stealing	New Rutland Street, Stepney	Sarah de Masedo e Silva	Remanded
1 January 1830	2	Lambeth Street	Elizabeth McNamara		Stealing	New Rutland Street, Stepney	Sarah de Masedo e Silva	Remanded
1 January 1830	2	Union Hall		Assault and Stealing		Shalford, Guildford	Mr Richard Wild
1 January 1830	2	Union Hall	James Gaskin		Stealing	Saint Giles, Camberwell	John Dean	For further re-examination
1 January 1830	2	Union Hall	Thomas Curtis		Stealing	Saint Giles, Camberwell	John Dean	For further re-examination
1 January 1830	2	Union Hall		Stealing		Between Christ Church and Kent Road			Two Guineas reward
1 January 1830	2	Union Hall		Stealing		Walworth Common	Mrs Susannah Martin

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