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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	Left	105	Marylebone	Robert Bonner		Uttering one counterfeit half-crown, well knowing the same to be so			Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Marylebone	Ellen Barber		Uttering one counterfeit shilling, well knowing the same to be so	Tottenham Street, Saint Pancras		Committed to New Prison for trial
31 August 1830	Left	105	Marylebone	Mary Robertson		Stealing one bed curtain	Marylebone	Mary Mockeridge	Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Marylebone	Mary Lyons		Stealing one bed curtain	Marylebone	Mary Mockeridge	Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Marylebone	Timothy Lane		Obtaining 12 shillings by false pretences		Susan Barrett	Committed for want of sureties
31 August 1830	Left	105	Marylebone		A black cart horse stolen from a field		Windlesham, near Bagshot, Surrey	Captain Triquet of Leeds Farm, Windlesham		Ten guineas reward from Captain Triquet, the owner
31 August 1830	Left	105	Hatton Garden	William Berry		Indecent assault	Tottenham Street Theatre	James Hasslett	Committed to New Prison for trial
31 August 1830	Left	105	Hatton Garden	William Pond		Stealing a piece of lead pipe		Joseph Turner	Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Hatton Garden	Ann Singleton		Stealing a frock and other articles		Ann Gold	Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Hatton Garden	Ann Beckley		Stealing two pieces of ribbon	155 Tottenham Court Road	James Shoolbred and another	For re-examination
31 August 1830	Left	105	Hatton Garden	Jane Fletcher		Stealing two pieces of ribbon	155 Tottenham Court Road	James Shoolbred and another	For re-examination
31 August 1830	Left	105	Hatton Garden	Mary Swaine		Stealing two pieces of ribbon	155 Tottenham Court Road	James Shoolbred and another	For re-examination
31 August 1830	Left	105	Hatton Garden	Jane Chapman		Stealing divers articles of linen	90 Leather Lane	Thomas Green	For re-examination
31 August 1830	Left	105	Hatton Garden	Benjamin Powell		Stealing 19 shillings	Leather Lane	Daniel Cook	Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Hatton Garden	Mary Powell		Stealing 19 shillings	Leather Lane	Daniel Cook	Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Burkett Holland		Breaking and entering a dwelling house ad stealing a copper	Sydney Street, Commercial Road	John Swartz	Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Daniel Austin		Stealing seven beds and a quantity of household furniture	Sussex	Elizabeth Staley	For re-examination
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	George Wilson		Stealing seven beds and a quantity of household furniture	Sussex	Elizabeth Staley	For re-examination
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	William Collis		Stealing two pieces of woollen cloth, value forty pounds	Saint Luke	James Gill	For re-examination
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	John Farrell		Stealing two pieces of woollen cloth, value forty pounds	Saint Luke	James Gill	For re-examination
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Frances Jefferies		Stealing fourteen shillings from the person	A house of ill fame in Saint Luke	George Waters	Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Mary Newton		Stealing fourteen shillings from the person	A house of ill fame in Saint Luke	George Waters	Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Matilda Wilson		Cutting and maiming with intent to kill or do grievous bodily hard	Chequer Alley, Saint Luke	Joseph Brewer	Not disposed of when the Report sent off
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Bridget Griffiths		Stealing one bed, one pair of sheets and other articles	Parish of Christ Church	Farinton Stephens	Committed to Newgate for trial
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	George Freeman		Breaking and entering a dwelling house with intent to commit felony		William West senior	Discharged from the felony, but convicted as reputed thieves and committed to the House of Correction for three months
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Charles Strickson		Breaking and entering a dwelling house with intent to commit felony		William West senior	Discharged from the felony, but convicted as reputed thieves and committed to the House of Correction for three months
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Nathan Samuel		Stealing a sheet, a table cloth and other articles	Saint Luke	Samuel Gutteridge
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Eliza Case		Stealing a sheet, a table cloth and other articles	Saint Luke	Samuel Gutteridge
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Mary Armiger		Stealing a sheet, a table cloth and other articles	Saint Luke	Samuel Gutteridge
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Mary Parman		Stealing two shillings from the person	Shoreditch	Henry Pye	Remanded
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Ann Strickson		Stealing two shillings from the person	Shoreditch	Henry Pye	Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Joseph Gray		Stealing a book	Shoreditch	Mary Thomas	For re-examination
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Jane Powell		Receiving several pairs of stolen shoes	Saint Luke	William James Tillinghurst	For re-examination
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Henry Deacon		Stealing one shilling and fivepence from the person	Shoreditch	James Brownwell	Not discharged of when the Report was sent off
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	William Compton		Stealing one shilling and fivepence from the person	Shoreditch	James Brownwell	Not discharged of when the Report was sent off
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	John Pollard		Stealing one shilling and fivepence from the person	Shoreditch	James Brownwell	Not discharged of when the Report was sent off
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Margaret Lloyd		Bigamy	Saint Luke		Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Mary Kelly		Stealing seven pawnbrokers; duplicates	Shoreditch	Francis Cavanagh	Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Henry Hughes		Stealing a half-crown	Saint Luke	Sarah Jon	For re-examination
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Charles Allen		Stealing a bit and a basket	Parish of Christ Church	James Marriott	Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Ann Horton		Stealing a bit and a basket	Parish of Christ Church	James Marriott	Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Mary Ann Woodcock		Stealing a veil	Bethnal Green	Sarah Cushway	For re-examination
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Mary Bennett		Stealing a veil	Bethnal Green	Sarah Cushway	For re-examination
31 August 1830	Left	105	Worship Street	Jane Weston		Stealing a veil	Bethnal Green	Sarah Cushway	For re-examination
31 August 1830	Left	105	Lambeth Street	William Peachum		Stealing a quantity of hay	Whitechapel	Benjamin Denton	Discharged as to the felony, but fined ten shillings for unlawfully possessing the hay
31 August 1830	Left	105	Lambeth Street	Johanna Williams		Stealing four half-crowns	Poplar	Robert Bascombe	Discharged from the felony, but committed for one month to the House of Correction as idle and disorderly prostitutes
31 August 1830	Left	105	Lambeth Street	Eliza Winter		Stealing four half-crowns	Poplar	Robert Bascombe	Discharged from the felony, but committed for one month to the House of Correction as idle and disorderly prostitutes
31 August 1830	Left	105	Lambeth Street	John Clements		Being a rogue and a vagabond, found in a house for an unlawful purpose	Ratcliff Highway		Committed for three months to the House of Correction
31 August 1830	Left	105	Lambeth Street	Edward Baker		Stealing one pair of trousers and a waistcoat	Stepney	Samuel Baker	Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Lambeth Street	Eliza Lane		Stealing five shillings from the person	Prospect Place, Stepney	Evan Jones	Discharged, no prosecutor appearing
31 August 1830	Left	105	Lambeth Street	James Greenway		Stealing a live tame cock	Mile End		Discharged
31 August 1830	Left	105	Lambeth Street	Diedrick Klink		Stealing a coat	Whitechapel	Benjamin Bannister	Discharged
31 August 1830	Right	105	Lambeth Street	Samuel Delow		Stealing a pillow case and other articles	Hoxton	Major Johnson	For further examination
31 August 1830	Right	105	Lambeth Street	William Medhurst		Stealing a silver lancet case	Bromley	Edward Hele	For further examination
31 August 1830	Right	105	Thames Police	John Cook	Stealing four sovereigns and thirty shillings before absconding		Ship Calisto on the Thames	Captain of Ship Calisto
31 August 1830	Right	105	Thames Police	Peter Hennessey		Stealing several articles of wearing apparel and working tools	Shadwell	Elizabeth Humphreys	Detained until next day
31 August 1830	Right	105	Thames Police	Henry Thompson		Possessing one pound and a quarter weight of coffee and one candle which had been unlawfully procured	West India Docks		Committed for trial
31 August 1830	Right	105	Thames Police	Rebecca Duberville		Stealing one pair of trousers	Parish of Saint George	James Gough	Discharged as to the felony, but convicted of a misdemeanor for unlawfully the apron and committed to hard labour in the House of Correction for ten days
31 August 1830	Right	105	Thames Police	Ann Williams		Stealing one scarf, one child's flannel petticoat, one yard of ribbon and one apron	Whitechapel
31 August 1830	Right	105	Thames Police		Stolen property: a new rope headfast		Barge Bristol on the Thames
31 August 1830	Right	105	Union Hall		A half-bred Flemish grey mare stolen from a stable		Woodbastwick, Norfolk	John Cator		W.H. Codling, Secretary to the Blofield and Walsham Association for the Prosecution of Felons and other offenders; twenty pounds reward
31 August 1830	Right	105	Union Hall		Shop window broken and a gold chain, a gold watch and a silver watch stolen		Long Lane, Bermondsey	Charles Porter, watchmaker		Police Office, Union Hall
31 August 1830	Right	105	Union Hall	Mary Ann Warne		Stealing one pair of shoes	Newington		Discharged
31 August 1830	Right	105	Union Hall	Bridget Chilmick		Stealing two dessert spoons and other articles from her master and employer	Parish of Saint Saviour	Reverend William Harrison	Committed to the County Gaol for trial
31 August 1830	Right	105	Union Hall	Mary Whitear		Stealing two dessert spoons and other articles from her master and employer	Parish of Saint Saviour	Reverend William Harrison	Committed to the County Gaol for trial
31 August 1830	Right	105	Union Hall	Mary Whitear		Stealing one gown and one shirt from her master	Parish of Saint Saviour	Reverend William Harrison	Detained
31 August 1830	Right	105	Union Hall	Mary Whitear		Stealing one counterpane	Parish of Saint Saviour	Reverend William Harrison	Detained
31 August 1830	Right	105	Union Hall	Mary Lewis		Being a common utterer of counterfeit silver money	Parish of Saint Olave		Discharged
31 August 1830	Right	105	Union Hall	George Herd		Being a common utterer of counterfeit silver money	Newington		Discharged
31 August 1830	Right	105	Union Hall	Francis Moody		Stealing five shillings and sixpence in silver	Newington	John Bonard	Committed for trial
31 August 1830	Right	105	Union Hall	Edward Goodman		Horse stealing			For further examination

Notes and Questions

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sek 2 months ago

Is row 55 okay?
When it says from a person unknown, should it go in victim column or should column be left blank?

Scrumpy Geoff 2 months ago

Leave blank