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Date Page: L / R Folio Office Name of accused Crime reported Crime charged with Place Name of victim Verdict Information to
31 August 1830 Right 104 Bow Street Joseph Goddard Stealing the sum of thirteen shillings, and other sums Museum Street, Bloomsbury William Crisp, his partners, his masters and employers Remanded
31 August 1830 Right 104 Bow Street Ann Bennett Stealing three gowns, two aprons, one jacket, two handkerchiefs, and other articles Monmouth Street William Cave Committed to Newgate for trial
31 August 1830 Right 104 Bow Street Ellen Carroll Stealing one pair of trousers, one pair of boots, and a child's frock Tennis court, Holborn George Peak Committed to Newgate for trial
31 August 1830 Right 104 Bow Street John McKenley Stealing one silk pocket handkerchief The Strand James Craig Committed to Tothill-fields Bridewell for trial
31 August 1830 Right 104 Bow Street Rosewood Work-box stolen containing following articles, One Pearl Anchor, one large Amethyst Brooch, Pair of long Gold Ear-rings; pair of Amethyst Ear-rings and Drops; Gold Seal with cornelian stone, and a figure of the Sun carved upon it; a Miniature of a Lady Hotel of Mr Dorylas, Saint Andrew's Square, Edinburgh
31 August 1830 Right 104 Queen Square Jane Baker Stealing a shawl and other articles Duck-lane, Westminster Peter Bond Discharged
31 August 1830 Right 104 Queen Square Christiana Davis Stealing ten shillings Almonry Michael Tagg Discharged
31 August 1830 Right 104 Queen Square William Curtis Stealing one peck of apples growing in a garden Kennington-lane Committed to the House of Correction, at Brixton, for one month
31 August 1830 Right 104 Queen Square Ann Parker Stealing two sheets, and other articles Gray-street, Blackfriar's Road James Perrick Committed for further examination on Thursday next
31 August 1830 Right 104 Queen Square Nathaniel Knight Feloniously assault and violence Sophia Spiller Committed for further examination on Thursday next
31 August 1830 Right 104 Queen Square James William Rowe Stealing two pair of shoes Mount-street, Lambeth William Rusk Committed to Horsemonger-lane Gaol for trial
31 August 1830 Right 104 Queen Square Joseph McCarthy Stealing two pair of shoes Mount-street, Lambeth William Rusk Committed to Horsemonger-lane Gaol for trial
31 August 1830 Right 104 Queen Square Benjamin Warden Stealing one bell Leader-street, Chelsea John Smith Discharged
31 August 1830 Right 104 Queen Square Amy Davis Stealing one handkerchief with other articles Strutton-ground, Westminster John Dean Committed to Newgate for trial
31 August 1830 Right 104 Marlborough Street Mary Alicote Stealing three frocks, three pinafores, four caps and other articles, of the value of thirty shillings Patrick Gibbons Committed to Newgate for trial
31 August 1830 Right 104 Marlborough Street Mary Alicote One umbrella, of the value of three shillings Bridget Connor Committed to Newgate for trial
31 August 1830 Right 104 Marlborough Street Mary Herring Suspicion of receiving one trunk, of the value of five shillings Daniel Cole Discharged
31 August 1830 Right 104 Marlborough Street William Holmes Suspicion of stealing one trunk, of the value of five shillings Daniel Cole Discharged
31 August 1830 Right 104 Marlborough Street William Wadmore Suspicion of stealing one trunk, of the value of five shillings Daniel Cole Discharged
31 August 1830 Right 104 Marylebone Robert Carr Stealing three chimney ornaments Marylebone Henry House Discharged, the prosecutor not appearing
31 August 1830 Right 104 Marylebone Edward Hill Suspicion of stealing five silver tea-spoons and other articles William Verrall Remanded

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Scrumpy Geoff

Looks good. No need for "re-examined on suspicion of" just cut to the charge

Cheryl T

Thanks for the feedback

Scrumpy Geoff

It's all good. The stolen item under Bow Street could have been shortened to "Theft of a rosewood box containing items of jewellery"

Cheryl T

Thanks for that, I wasn't sure whether to mention all the items

Scrumpy Geoff

You've done fine. Keep goin!

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