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Daily Police Reports 931 - 1084

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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
1 January 1831 Right 1 Bow Street William Wybrew Stealing one Ewe Sheep Cheshunt, Herts Mr. William Blake
1 January 1831 Right 1 Bow Street John Howell Stealing one Ewe Sheep Cheshunt, Herts Mr. William Blake
1 January 1831 Right 1 Bow Street George Wynne Lewes Under suspicion, offering Shirts for Sale and having a Gold Watch in his possession
1 January 1831 Right 1 Bow Street Francis Costello Receiving one thousand nails Seven-dials William Philip Dammerham Committed to Newgate for trail
1 January 1831 Right 1 Bow Street Henry Onley Stealing fifteen hundred bricks Chelsea William Whitehead Remanded
1 January 1831 Right 1 Bow Street Thomas Fletcher Receiving fifteen hundred bricks Chelsea William Whitehead Remanded
1 January 1831 Right 1 Bow Street James Green Stealing three saddles and two bridles White-Hart-yard Committed
1 January 1831 Right 1 Queen Square George Seed Stealing one plane, and other articles George-street, Chelsea John Landers Committed to Newgate for trail
1 January 1831 Right 1 Queen Square Edmund Simmons Breaking and entering, stealing two shirts and other articles Thomas Batsford Discharged
1 January 1831 Right 1 Queen Square Henry Fenton Stealing a hat, shawl and other articles John Wicks Discharged
1 January 1831 Right 1 Marylebone Thomas Parker otherwise John Jones Stealing two pieces of ham Oxford-street John Tate Committed to Newgate for trial
1 January 1831 Right 1 Marylebone Hannah Cornell Pawning three towels and other articles Saint Pancras Jane Matthews Remanded
1 January 1831 Right 1 Marylebone John Spencer Stealing one tea-tray Saint Pancras James Aldous Committed to Newgate for trail
1 January 1831 Right 1 Marylebone uttering one counterfeit shilling Albuny-street Committed
1 January 1831 Right 1 Hatton Garden Broken and entered house Middle-row, Holborn Michael Reilly
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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
1 January 1831 Left 2 Hatton Garden Thomas Chambers Dunk Stealing a sideboard, clock, ten chairs and other articles No 87 Guildford-street Samuel Howard Woodward Committed to Newgate for trial
1 January 1831 Left 2 Hatton Garden George Sandford Stealing pork Clerkenwell Robert Rolling Committed to Newgate for trial
1 January 1831 Left 2 Hatton Garden James Henry White Receiving stolen pork Clerkenwell Robert Rolling Committed to Newgate for trial
1 January 1831 Left 2 Hatton Garden James Henry White Stealing one candlestick Clerkenwell Joseph Matthews and another Detained
1 January 1831 Left 2 Hatton Garden Alexander Smith Stealing three brushes Gray's-Inn-lane Sarah Hambridge Committed to Newgate for trial
1 January 1831 Left 2 Hatton Garden Edward Morris Stealing a dog's collar Remanded
1 January 1831 Left 2 Hatton Garden Robert Williams Stealing divers pieces of leather Thomas Gedby Discharged
1 January 1831 Left 2 Hatton Garden William Trigg Receiving stolen pieces of leather Thomas Gedby Discharged
1 January 1831 Left 2 Hatton Garden James Bowler Stealing a piece of silver Charles Lupton Discharged
1 January 1831 Left 2 Hatton Garden William Henry Notley Obtaining by fraud, divers ironmongery goods Saint John-street Charles Farmer For examination
1 January 1831 Left 2 Hatton Garden Henry Newbitt Embezzling thirteen shillings and ninepence No 7, Ray-street, Clerkenwell John Spry Discharged
1 January 1831 Left 2 Hatton Garden Samuel Barnes Stealing a truss of hay Saint Giles John Cumming Discharged
1 January 1831 Left 2 Hatton Garden John Littleton Stealing a truss of hay Saint Giles John Cumming Discharged
1 January 1831 Left 2 Hatton Garden Stolen a Silver Watch with Gold Chain and Seal Noble-street, Saint Luke Edward Everett
1 January 1831 Left 2 Worship Street Joseph Barclay Purloined and embezzled seventy yards of silk Spitalfields Thomas Ballance and Son Committed to House of Correction, three months hard labour and once publicly whipped.
1 January 1831 Left 2 Worship Street Samuel Skuse Embezzled eighty yards of silk Spitalfields Henry Tarrant Bailed
1 January 1831 Left 2 Worship Street John Williams Stealing one roll of flannel Shoreditch John Berry Re-examination
1 January 1831 Left 2 Worship Street Stolen a Blue and a Green Coat, five sheets and other items No 50 Dorchester Street, New North Road J. T. Shayler
1 January 1831 Left 2 Lambeth Street William Hall Stealing a parcel High-street, Whitechapel Milbank Committed for further exmaination
1 January 1831 Left 2 Lambeth Street William Gerkin Intent to commit felony Whitechapel-road Discharged
1 January 1831 Left 2 Lambeth Street Thomas Pettigrew Intent to commit felony Whitechapel-road Discharged
1 January 1831 Left 2 Lambeth Street William Thomas Stealing a shovel Whitechapel-road Committed for further examination
1 January 1831 Left 2 Lambeth Street William Jues Stealing a piece of pork Cannon-street-road Committed to House of Correction for one month
1 January 1831 Left 2 Thames Police George Webber Stealing eighteen brass cocks Saint Botolph-without, Aldgate Committed for trial
1 January 1831 Left 2 Thames Police William Bland Stealing seven pounds weight of type Saint Giles - Whiting Discharged but convicted of misdemeanor and fined fifty shillings
1 January 1831 Left 2 Thames Police William Johnson Stealing one jacket, two pair of trousers and one silver watch London Docks and Regent's Canal William Mitchell, Richard Cross and John Rowe Committed for trial
1 January 1831 Left 2 Thames Police William Manning Unlawful possession of fourteen pounds of rope Saint Olave, Southwark Adjourned
1 January 1831 Left 2 Thames Police William Harris Unlawful possession of fourteen pounds of rope Saint Olave, Southwark Adjourned
1 January 1831 Left 2 Thames Police John Langfield Stealing one coat Police Station House, Wapping James Kennedy Committed for re-examination
1 January 1831 Left 2 Union Hall Silvester Ward Not having any visible means of subsistence Newington Convicted, imprisoned for one month at Brixton
1 January 1831 Left 2 Union Hall Mary Ann Smith Stealing a silver watch Bermondsey Discharged but convicted with intent to commit felony - Imprisoned at Guildford for two months
1 January 1831 Left 2 Union Hall Elizabeth Hayles Stealing a silver watch Bermondsey Discharged but convicted with intent to commit felony - Imprisoned at Guildford for two months
1 January 1831 Left 2 Union Hall Mary Davis Stealing six sovereigns Saint Olave, Southwark John Smith Discharged but convicted with intent to commit felony - imprisoned at Guildford for three months
1 January 1831 Right 2 Union Hall William Emmett Breaking and entering Saint Giles, Camberwell John Stevens For further examination
1 January 1831 Right 2 Union Hall Mary Hunt Embezzled and exchanged a number of skins Joseph Langsdon Discharged
1 January 1831 Right 2 Union Hall Robert Wilson Divers frauds Surrey For further examination
1 January 1831 Right 2 Union Hall Dennis McCarthy Stealing a coat Saint Olave John Riley Discharged
1 January 1831 Right 2 Union Hall Stolen a small Russia Leather Pocket Book Entrance of the Surrey Theatre Information to be given at Union Hall Police Office
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