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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
14 March 1832	Left	125	Queen Square	George Pearce		Stealing a deal board	Cockspur-street	John Element	Discharged
14 March 1832	Left	125	Queen Square	Frances Perry Wilson		Stealing a sovereign	Lambeth	William Lewis	Discharged
14 March 1832	Left	125	Queen Square	Elizabeth Lowe		Stealing a pair of sheets and other articles	Crown-street, Westminster	William Davis	Committed for further examination
14 March 1832	Left	125	Queen Square	James Amess		Stealing four silver forks	Lambeth		Committed for further examination
14 March 1832	Left	125	Marlborough Street	Thomas Burns		Stealing a coat		Robert Jones	Remanded
14 March 1832	Left	125	Marlborough Street	William Willesdon		Stealing one pound eight shillings	No 7, Millbank-street, Westminster	Charles Bishop	Remanded
14 March 1832	Left	125	Marylebone	Alexander Leadbetter		Stealing a coat, cloak and other articles	Marylebone	Edward Donoghan	Remanded
14 March 1832	Left	125	Marylebone	Thomas Allen alias Gurteen		Stealing a coat, cloak and other articles	Marylebone	Edward Donoghan	Remanded
14 March 1832	Left	125	Marylebone	Nicholas Drew		Stealing a loaf of bread	Cumberland-street, Marylebone		Convicted as rogue and vagabond, Committed to House of Correction for one month
14 March 1832	Left	125	Marylebone	William Stephens		Stealing a loaf of bread	Cumberland-street, Marylebone		Convicted as rogue and vagabond, Committed to House of Correction for one month
14 March 1832	Left	125	Marylebone	Henry Greenwood		Stealing several coats and other articles	Paddington	Thomas Haile	Committed for further examination
14 March 1832	Left	125	Hatton Garden	Adraham Bolton		Stealing one shawl	Clerkenwell	William Mote	Committed to Newgate for trial
14 March 1832	Left	125	Hatton Garden	Thomas Sookin		Intent to commit felony	High-street, Islington		Committed to House of Correction for one month
14 March 1832	Left	125	Hatton Garden	Robert Wheeler		Intent to commit felony	High-street, Islington		Committed to House of Correction for one month
14 March 1832	Left	125	Hatton Garden	Thomas Payne		Stealing a pair of fire-tongs		John Store Masters	Remanded
14 March 1832	Left	125	Hatton Garden	William Hester		Stealing a hendkerchief	Clerkenwell	William Thomas Hester	Discharged
14 March 1832	Left	125	Hatton Garden	John Wilkins		Stealing six napkins and other articles	Clerkenwell	Susan Hogg	For re-examination
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	Elizabeth Carpenter		Uttering a counterfeit half-crown	Kingsland-road		For re-examination
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	Maria Baxter		Stealing a pair of shoes	Bethnal-green	Edward Young	Discharged
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	Ann Britton		Stealing a pair of shoes	Bethnal-green	Edward Young	Discharged
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	Joshua Hatswell		Stealing a quantity of linen	Hackney	- Dalton	For re-examination
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	Samuel Jacobs		Stealing a quantity of linen	Hackney	- Dalton	For re-examintiaon
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	Thomas Jones		Stealing a pocket handkerchief		Richard Jones	Discharged but Committed to House of Correction for three months as a rogue and vagabond
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	John Brent		Stealing a pocket handkerchief		Richard Jones	Discharged but Committed to House of Correction for three months as a rogue and vagabond
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	William Coleman		Stealing a book	Hackney	Thomas Broadhurst	Discharged
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	William Toovey		Stealing two pigeons	Shoreditch	John Anderson	For re-examination
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	William Morris		Stealing two pigeons	Shoreditch	John Anderson	Discharged
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	James Wright		Stealing two pigeons	Shoreditch	John Anderson	Discharged
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	Archibald Cridland		Stealing a piece of mutton		William Humphries	Discharged but Committed to House of Correction for one month as a rogue and vagabond
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	Frederick Gardener		Stealing a boy's cap	Christ-church	William Lloyd	For re-examination
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	John Owen		Stealing fourteen mahogany-veneers	Christ-church	John Bartholomew	For re-examiantion
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	Margaret Bryan		Stealing three shutters		Henry Walker	For re-examination
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	John Jones		Stealing a jack			Discharged
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street	Thomas Davis		Uttering a counterfeit half-crown	Christ-church		Discharged
14 March 1832	Left	125	Worship Street		Stolen: A Gold watch, a small French Silver Watch and two other watches		City-road	Mr. Shirt
14 March 1832	Left	125	Lambeth Street	John Redding		Stealing a plane	East Smithfield	Edward Buckland	Discharged
14 March 1832	Left	125	Lambeth Street	Charles Lilley		Assault and stealing two handkerchiefs and six yards of cotton	Church-lane, Whitechapel	Alexander McBride	Committed for further examination
14 March 1832	Left	125	Lambeth Street	Samuel Temple		Assault and stealing two handkerchiefs and six yards of cotton	Church-lane, Whitechapel	Alexander McBride	Committed for further examination
14 March 1832	Left	125	Lambeth Street	Caroline Bond		Stealing a gown and a shawl	Cable-street, Saint George	Elizabeth Winch	Discharged
14 March 1832	Left	125	Lambeth Street	Mary Lamb		Stealing a gown and a shawl	Cable-street, Saint George	Elizabeth Winch	Committed for further examination
14 March 1832	Left	125	Lambeth Street	William Johnson		Stealing two tool-boxes and other articles	Bow	John Trulock	Discharged but Convicted of being in a yard for unlawful purpose. Committed to House of Correction for three months as rogue and vagabond
14 March 1832	Left	125	Lambeth Street	William Wright		Stealing two tool-boxes and other articles	Bow	John Trulock	Discharged but Convicted of being in a yard for unlawful purpose. Committed to House of Correction for three months as rogue and vagabond
14 March 1832	Left	125	Lambeth Street	Mary Hurley		Stealing an iron windlass	Regent's Canal, Limehouse	Matthias Ralph	Discharged
14 March 1832	Left	125	Lambeth Street	John Westbrook		Stealing a cocoa-nut	Commercial-road	Slaney Jones	Discharged but Committed to House of Correction for three months as a rogue and vagabond
14 March 1832	Left	125	Lambeth Street	George Smith		Being a rogue and vagabond, being in a public place to commit felony	Ratcliff-highway		Committed to House of Correction for one month
14 March 1832	Left	125	Lambeth Street	William Lee		Stealing four sovereigns and a half-sovereign	Warkworth-terrace, Commercial-road	William Frederick East	Discharged
14 March 1832	Right	125	Thames Police	John Mollard		Possessing one cask	Ship 'Salt Rend's Rock'	His Majesty's victualling stores	Adjourned
14 March 1832	Right	125	Thames Police	Joseph Buckle		Stealing a cloak	Saint George	- Ripley	Re-committed
14 March 1832	Right	125	Thames Police	George Stratton		Possessing one load and a half of oak and fir timber and other articles	Westminster		Convicted and fined three pounds
14 March 1832	Right	125	Thames Police	John Turner		Possessing forty pieces of stolen wood	Coston-place, Regent-street		Convicted and fined three pounds
14 March 1832	Right	125	Thames Police	Mary Rodenwinch		Stealing a purse, five five-pound Band Notes and other monies	Shadwell	William Fenwick	Committed for re-examination
14 March 1832	Right	125	Thames Police	John Gordon		Possessing fifty pounds of stolen coal	In a boat on the Thames		Convicted, Committed to House of Correction for one month hard labour. Boat to be burned
14 March 1832	Right	125	Thames Police	John Cox		Possessing three deal boards	In a boat on the Thames at Wapping		Discharged but boards sent to Custom House
14 March 1832	Right	125	Thames Police	Elizabeth Lindsey		Stealing one silver call	Shadwell	William Jackson	Discharged
14 March 1832	Right	125	Thames Police	Susanna Patterson		Stealing one silver call	Shadwell	William Jackson	Discharged
14 March 1832	Right	125	Thames Police		Bundle snatched containing blue cotton gown, two petticoats and other articles and monies		Old Gravel Lane	Elizabeth Henry
14 March 1832	Right	125	Union Hall		Dwelling-house entered and a Silver Watch stolen		No 2, York-road, Lambeth	Mr. John Jones		Union Hall Office
14 March 1832	Right	125	Union Hall	Georgiana Gardiner		Stealing three rolls	Saint Saviour	William Hays	Discharged but convicted of intent to commit felony and imprisoned for one month at Brixton
14 March 1832	Right	125	Union Hall	Thomas Hanger		Stealing three shillings	Bermondsey	Joseph Sharp	Committed for trial
14 March 1832	Right	125	Union Hall	William Harrison		Stealing a silver watch	Saint Saviour	Ann Dickinson	For further examination
14 March 1832	Right	125	Union Hall	William Day		Stealing a silver watch	Saint Saviour	Ann Dickinson	For further examination
14 March 1832	Right	125	Union Hall	Henry Dossett		Stealing thirteen sovereigns	Saint George, Southwark	Joseph Kirk	Admitted to bail
14 March 1832	Right	125	Union Hall	Matilda Wallis		Stealing a quantity of coal and potatoes	Saint Giles, Camberwell	Allison Allen Marshall	Discharged
14 March 1832	Right	125	Union Hall	James Wallis		Stealing a quantity of coal and potatoes	Saint Giles, Camberwell	Allison Allen Marshall	Discharged
14 March 1832	Right	125	Union Hall	John Pollard		Stealing a quantity of coal and potatoes	Saint Giles, Camberwell	Allison Allen Marshall	Discharged

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