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Date	Page: L / R	Folio	Office	Name of accused	Crime reported	Crime charged with	Place	Name of victim	Verdict
19 March 1832	Right	132	Bow Street	Catharine Donovan		Utterer of counterfeit coin			Committed to New Prison for trial
19 March 1832	Right	132	Bow Street	John Newnham		Uttering one counterfeit crown-piece		Sarah Maria Dawson	Remanded
19 March 1832	Right	132	Bow Street	Sarah Slater		Stealing a cloth cloak	Bell-court, Drury-lane	Ann Smith	Discharged
19 March 1832	Right	132	Bow Street	William Northam		Stealing a pair of half-boots	Brydges-street, Covent-garden	George Purvis	Committed to New Prison for trial
19 March 1832	Right	132	Bow Street	William Knapp		Stealing two gowns, two pair of trousers and other articles	Strand	John Hughes	Committed for further examiantion
19 March 1832	Right	132	Bow Street	Ann Oram		Stealing two gowns, two pair of trousers and other articles	Strand	John Hughes	Committed for further examination
19 March 1832	Right	132	Bow Street	Thomas Ware		Stealing two gowns, two pair of trousers and other articles	Strand	John Hughes	Committed for further examination
19 March 1932	Right	132	Bow Street	Thomas Thorpe		Stealing two gowns, two pair of trousers and other articles	Strand	John Hughes	Committed for further examination
19 March 1832	Right	132	Bow Street	William Edwards		Embezzling nine shilling and sixpence	Holborn	Ann Drew	Committed for further examination
19 March 1832	Right	132	Bow Street	William Bluatt		Stealing sundry smith's tools	Long-acre	John Loveland	Committed for further examination
19 March 1832	Right	132	Bow Street	George Roots		Stealing a handkerchief	Poartugal-street	Thomas Young	Discharged
19 March 1832	Right	132	Bow Street	John Smith		Stealing a hat	Rolls Court, Chancery-lane		Remanded
19 March 1832	Right	132	Queen Square	John Hughes		Stealing an umbrella	Knightsbridge	George May	Committed for further examination
19 March 1832	Right	132	Queen Square	William Jones		Stealing fourteen shillings	Chelsea	John Suowsell	Committed for further examination
19 March 1832	Right	132	Queen Square	Elizabeth Wood		Stealing fourteen shillings	Chelsea	John Suowell	Committed for further examination
19 March 1832	Right	132	Queen Square	Susan Goodwin		Stealing two pounds of pork	Great Chapel-street, Westminster	William Heath Strange	Committed to Tothill-fields Bridewell for trial
19 March 1832	Right	132	Queen Square	Jane Holden		Stealing one sovereign	Almonry	John Newman	Committed to Newgate for trial
19 March 1832	Right	132	Queen Square	William Davis		Stealing a shirt and other articles	Orchard-street	John Grestock	Discharged
19 March 1832	Right	132	Queen Square	John Gardner		Stealing three pecks of oats	Lambeth	Samuel Morton Peto	Committed for trial at Surrey Assizes
19 March 1832	Right	132	Queen Square	Isaac Wigg		Stealing a hammer and other articles			Discharged but convicted under the Police Act, Committed to House of Correction, Cold Bath Fields for one month
19 March 1832	Right	132	Queen Square	John Doyle		Re-examination from 15th Inst.			Remanded
19 March 1832	Right	132	Queen Square	Thomas Ward		Stealing a dish	Horseferry-road	Elizabeth Wood	Discharged but convicted under Vagrant Act. Committed to House of Correction, Cold Bath Fields for three months
19 March 1832	Right	132	Queen Square	James Pickett		Stealing a dish	Horseferry-road	Elizabeth Wood	Discharged but convicted under Vagrant Act. Committed to House of Correction, Cold Bath Fields for one month
19 March 1832	Right	132	Queen Square	Elizabeth Watts		Stealing a shirt	Lambeth	Samuel Watts	Discharged
19 March 1832	Right	132	Queen Square	Jonathan Taylor		Possessing sixteen hundred weight of stolen iron	Great Peter-street, Westminster		Discharged
19 March 1832	Right	132	Marlborough Street		Knocked down and Robbed of a Silver Watch		Between Earl's Court and Hammersmith	John Good
19 March 1832	Right	132	Marlborough Street	Charles Pink		Stealing one handkerchief and two shillings	Jeffries'-buildings	Phoebe Fry	Discharged
19 March 1832	Right	132	Marlborough Street	John Johnson		Stealing one pound and a half weight of beef	Marshall-street	Edward Burgoyne	Discharged but convicted of possessing the same. Committed to House of Correction for eight days hard labour
19 March 1832	Right	132	Marlborough Street	James Gilchrist		Stealing one candlestick	Richmond-street	Edward Ellis	Discharged
19 March 1832	Right	132	Marlborough Street	Susan Gilchrist		Stealing one candlestick	Richmond-street	Edward Ellis	Discharged
19 March 1832	Right	132	Marlborough Street	Daniel Donovan		Uttering a counterfeit shilling	Oxford-street	John Buckley	Remanded

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