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Date	Page: L / R	Folio	Office	Name of accused	Crime reported	Crime charged with	Place	Name of victim	Verdict
22 March 1832	Left	137	Queen Square	William Scott		Stealing forty pounds weight of lead	Shepperton, Middlesex	William Winch	Discharged of the felony; but convicted of unlawful possession and committed to the House of Correction, for six weeks
22 March 1832	Left	137	Queen Square	Jane Daniels		Stealing a gold watch and other articles	Chelsea	Susannah Cooper	Committed for further examination
22 March 1832	Left	137	Queen Square	John Connell		Killing and slaying a woman	Lambeth	Mary Connell	Committed on the Coroner's warrant for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Queen Square	Catharine Dalton		Stealing a watch	Almonry	Joseph Girdley	Committed for further examination
22 March 1832	Left	137	Queen Square	Hannah Gorton		Stealing a watch	Almonry	Joseph Girdley	Committed for further examination
22 March 1832	Left	137	Queen Square	James Foreman		Stealing seven garden pots	Chelsea	Edward Bannister	Discharged
22 March 1832	Left	137	Queen Square	Edward Mills		Unlawfully possessing ten pounds weight of old iron suspected to have been stolen	Great Peter Street, Westminster		Convicted and committed for fourteen days, to the House of Correction, Cold Bath Fields
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	William Stevenson		Unlawfully possessing four pounds weight of lead suspected to have been stolen			Convicted of a fraudulent misdemeanor and committed to the House of Correction, Cold Bath Fields, to hard labour, for fourteen days
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	James Webb		Stealing nine shillings		Robert Burley	Committed to Newgate for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	James Webb		Stealing nine shillings		Joseph Redfearn	Detained for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	James Webb		Stealing nine shillings		James Graham	Detained for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	James Webb		Stealing two half-crown, two shillings and one sixpence		Thomas Birch	Detained for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	James Webb		Stealing nine shillings		James Purssey	Discharged
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	James Webb		Stealing seven shillings and sixpence		George Baker	Discharged
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	Daniel Donovan		Uttering one counterfeit shilling		John Buckley	Discharged
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	George Clark		Stealing the sum of eight shillings and sixpence		Edmund Barrett	Discharged from that; but convicted of being a suspected person, and frequenting a place with intent to commit felony, and committed to the House of Correction, Cold Bath Fields, to hard labour, for three months
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	Margaret Kennedy		Obtaining by false pretences, the sum of one shilling	Saint James, Westminster	Overseers of the Poor	Remanded
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	William Willesdon		Stealing one sovereign and eight shillings		Charles Bishop	Committed to Newgate for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	John Boon		Uttering one counterfeit crown-piece		Michael Brown	Discharged
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	Charles Winter		Uttering one counterfeit crown-piece		Michael Brown	Discharged
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	James Bertu		Stealing a horse-cloth			Remanded
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	Thomas Toomey		Stealing one handkerchief		Charles Edward Thornton	Remanded
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	John Calkett		Assault, and behaving in an indecent manner towards a man		James Bell	Committed to Tothill Fields Bridewell, for trial, for want of sureties
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marlborough Street	Michael Row		Being a suspected person, frequenting a place with intent to commit felony	Warwick Street Chapel		Committed to the House of Correction, Cold Bath Fields, to hard labour, for six weeks
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marylebone	William Tate		Stealing a hearth-rug and other articles	Kentish Town	Charles Robert Wissett	Remanded
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marylebone	John Barker		Possessing one loaf of bread which had been stolen or unlawfully procured	Marylebone		Convicted of a misdemeanor and committed to the House of Correction, for two months
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marylebone	John Cook		Stealing three shillings	Kentish Town	Robert Rawlings	Discharged
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marylebone	Mark William Wallis		Stealing two brass castors	Portland Town	Stephen Applegate	Discharged
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marylebone	Sarah Squires		Receiving two brass castors knowing them to be stolen	Portland Town	Stephen Applegate	Discharged
22 March 1832	Left	137	Marylebone		Stolen from a house a silver watch with red ribbon and a metal key, and other articles		3, Great Quebec Street, Marylebone	Elizabeth Paul
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	George Hill		Stealing a tea-caddy, and other articles	Saint Pancras	Ann King	Committed to Newgate for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	John Redding		Stealing three loads of straw	Saint George, Hanover Square	William Overell	Committed to Newgate for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	Thomas Fielder		Stealing three loads of straw	Saint George, Hanover Square	William Overell	Committed to Newgate for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	George Henwood		Stealing three loads of straw	Saint George, Hanover Square	William Overell	Committed to Newgate for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	John Redding		Stealing two loads of straw	Saint George, Hanover Square	Joseph Bostock Massey	Detained for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	Thomas Fielder		Stealing two loads of straw	Saint George, Hanover Square	Joseph Bostock Massey	Detained for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	Joseph Cannon		Stealing two loads of straw	Saint George, Hanover Square	Joseph Bostock Massey	Committed to Newgate for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	Samuel Hunn		Divers felonies			Discharged
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	William Johnson		Stealing a cheese	Saint Pancras	William Bridger	Committed to Newgate for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	Martha Harriet Southey		Stealing a silver spoon			Discharged
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	William Dark		Stealing a copper		James Dark	For examination
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	Thomas Blacker		Stealing a copper		James Dark	For examination
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	Dennis Driscoll		Stealing two pounds seven shillings		Ellen Driscoll	For examination
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	Kitty Taylor		Stealing three sovereigns		Elizabeth Nicholson	Remanded
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	Joseph Pinder		On re-examination from the 20th instant			Discharged as to the felony; but being a suspected person, frequenting a place with intent to commit felony, committed to the House of Correction, for seven days
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	James Wright		On re-examination from the 20th instant			Discharged as to the felony; but being a suspected person, frequenting a place with intent to commit felony, committed to the House of Correction, for seven days
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	Ellen Williams		Stealing three sheets and two blankets		Thomas Boyle	Discharged
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	Charles Brock		Stealing one coral necklace	Saint Pancras	Thomas Blackborn	For re-examination
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	Charles Twining		Stealing one coral necklace	Saint Pancras	Thomas Blackborn	For re-examination
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	George Threlket		Stealing one sheet and other articles	Saint Giles	Sarah Oates	For re-examination
22 March 1832	Left	137	Hatton Garden	Edward Skeel		Stealing eight fowls	Islington	Henry Mathews	Discharged
22 March 1832	Left	137	Worship Street	William Brown		Attempting to pick pocket	Saint Luke	Henry Childs	Committed to the House of Correction, to hard labour, for one month
22 March 1832	Left	137	Worship Street	John Owen		Stealing fourteen mahogany veneers		John Bartholomew	Committed to Newgate for trial
22 March 1832	Left	137	Worship Street	Mary Thompson		Stealing a mohair shawl		Joseph Horner	For re-examination
22 March 1832	Right	137	Worship Street	Thomas Haynes		Stealing a silk umbrella		Jacob Russell	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Worship Street	Thomas Castles		Stealing a silk umbrella		Jacob Russell	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Worship Street	Stephen Soaper		Indecently assaulting a child aged five years		Elizabeth Renew	For re-examination
22 March 1832	Right	137	Worship Street	Solomon Knight		Stealing a bolster, sheet and blanket	Christ Church	Mary Ellingham	For re-examination
22 March 1832	Right	137	Worship Street	Henry Trinbrell		Stealing a counterpane and two sheets		John Berringer	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Worship Street	George Nelson		Being a rogue and vagabond, found in a place attempting to pick pockets	Finsbury Square		For re-examination
22 March 1832	Right	137	Worship Street	Mary Shepherd		Stealing a handkerchief and a pair of gloves		John Gibson	For re-examination
22 March 1832	Right	137	Worship Street	Edward Jones		Being a reputed thief, attempting to pick pockets	Finsbury Square		Committed for six weeks to the House of Correction
22 March 1832	Right	137	Worship Street	Henry Johnson		Stealing a shirt	Saint Luke	Sarah Duffon	For re-examination
22 March 1832	Right	137	Worship Street	William Smeaton		Stealing a pocket book	Saint Luke	Robert Woolridge	For re-examination
22 March 1832	Right	137	Worship Street	John Prosser		Being a reputed thief, attempting to pick pockets	Finsbury Square		Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Worship Street	Thomas Goode		Attempting to pick pockets	Finsbury Square		Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Worship Street	Frederick Agar		Attempting to pick pockets	Finsbury Square		Committed for six weeks to the House of Correction
22 March 1832	Right	137	Worship Street	Richard Henry Neale		Embezzling eighty yards of silk		Joseph Foot	For re-examination
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	William Cooper		Uttering a false and counterfeit shilling	Bethnal Green	John Prior Ward	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Philip Rogers		Stealing a fender and a quantity of wire-work	Whitechapel Road	David Marfleet	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Sarah Taylor		Stealing four sovereigns and a silver ring	Henry Street, Limehouse Fields	John Grenville	Discharged from this; but committed for two months to the House of Correction, as a rogue and vagabond
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Ann Milledge		Stealing four sovereigns and a silver ring	Henry Street, Limehouse Fields	John Grenville	Discharged from this; but committed for two months to the House of Correction, as a rogue and vagabond
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	John Rogers		Embezzling two ten-pound Bank of England Notes and four sovereigns	Whitechapel	Philip Haskell	Re-committed
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Jane Green		Stealing a watch, a sovereign and a half-sovereign	Limehouse	William Harrison	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Dolby Williams		Assaulting a man and robbing him of a sovereign	Red Lion Court, Poplar	Benjamin Morrison	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Sarah Wilson		Assaulting a man and robbing him of a sovereign	Red Lion Court, Poplar	Benjamin Morrison	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Mary Wilson		Assaulting a man and robbing him of a sovereign	Red Lion Court, Poplar	Benjamin Morrison	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Catharine Daly		Assaulting a man and robbing him of a sovereign	Red Lion Court, Poplar	Benjamin Morrison	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Dolby Williams		Stealing a quantity of timber		Messrs. Colvin and Webb	Committed to the New Prison, as an idle and disorderly person, for want of sureties
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Sarah Wilson		Stealing a quantity of timber		Messrs. Colvin and Webb	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Mary Wilson		Stealing a quantity of timber		Messrs. Colvin and Webb	For further examination
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Catharine Daly		Stealing a quantity of timber		Messrs. Colvin and Webb	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Joseph Fisher		Stealing a quantity of timber	Poplar	Messrs. Colvin and Webb	Committed for further examination
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Ann Fisher		Stealing a quantity of timber	Poplar	Messrs. Colvin and Webb	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Henry Steele		Stealing six Scotch caps	Poplar	John Long	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Lambeth Street	Maria Hughes		Stealing a pair of sheets	Rosemary Lane	John Maney	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Thames Police	Mary Rodenwinch		Stealing five Bank of England Notes each for payment of five pounds, four sovereigns, and fifteen shillings	Shadwell	William Fenwick	Committed to Newgate for trial
22 March 1832	Right	137	Thames Police	William Weldon		Stealing a tub	Saint George	Edward Potter	Committed to Newgate for trial
22 March 1832	Right	137	Thames Police	Catherine Sandford		Stealing a shirt, a shawl and other articles	Saint George	Goas	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Thames Police	Susan Potter		Stealing three brooches	Stepney	Isaac Jacobson	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Thames Police	Charles Ford		Stealing five quarters of oats	barge 'Maria' on the Thames, Horslydown	Thomas Blackstone	Committed for re-examination
22 March 1832	Right	137	Thames Police	Benjamin Cook		Stealing five quarters of oats	barge 'Maria' on the Thames, Horslydown	Thomas Blackstone	Committed for re-examination
22 March 1832	Right	137	Thames Police	James Edwards		Stealing five quarters of oats	barge 'Maria' on the Thames, Horslydown	Thomas Blackstone	Committed for re-examination
22 March 1832	Right	137	Thames Police	Michael Burn		Uttering a counterfeit crown	Wapping		Re-committed
22 March 1832	Right	137	Thames Police	John Clark		Stealing a feather bed and other articles	a boat, on the Thames, Lambeth	George Jackson	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Thames Police	William Powell		Stealing a feather bed and other articles	a boat, on the Thames, Lambeth	George Jackson	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Thames Police	Henry Claxton		Unlawfully possessing two shawls and five handkerchiefs	Blackwall		Discharged, but the goods sent to the Custom House
22 March 1832	Right	137	Thames Police	Thomas Ware		Unlawfully possessing two shawls and five handkerchiefs	Blackwall		Discharged, but the goods sent to the Custom House
22 March 1832	Right	137	Thames Police	John Anderson		Possessing two pounds and a half weight of metal which had been unlawfully procured	London Docks		Convicted of a misdemeanor and fined half a crown
22 March 1832	Right	137	Union Hall	Charles Hart		Stealing a piece of timber	Newington		Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Union Hall	Edward Terrell		Stealing a jacket	Saint Olave, Southwark	John Osborn	For further examination
22 March 1832	Right	137	Union Hall	Mary Ann Bidger		Stealing a piece of printed cotton	Saint Olave	Charles Hewitt	Discharged, no prosecutor appearing
22 March 1832	Right	137	Union Hall	Prudence Burton		Stealing a watch and two gold seals, and other articles		George Colthrup	Discharged, no prosecutor appearing
22 March 1832	Right	137	Union Hall	Caroline Connor		Stealing a watch and two gold seals, and other articles		George Colthrup	Discharged, no prosecutor appearing
22 March 1832	Right	137	Union Hall	Ann Darling		Stealing four hymn books		William Benfield	Discharged
22 March 1832	Right	137	Union Hall	William Veale		Fraud			Discharged, no prosecutor appearing
22 March 1832	Right	137	Union Hall	Charles McDonald		Stealing a silk handkerchief	Camberwell	Richard Street	Discharged from the felony; but convicted of being a suspected person, frequenting a place with intent to commit felony and imprisoned for one month at Brixton
22 March 1832	Right	137	Union Hall	David Reece		Stealing a silk handkerchief	Camberwell	Richard Street	Discharged from the felony; but convicted of being a suspected person, frequenting a place with intent to commit felony and imprisoned for one month at Brixton
22 March 1832	Right	137	Metropolitan Police		Stolen from a field, a dark bay mare		Cork Street, Camberwell	William Jones
22 March 1832	Right	137	Metropolitan Police		Stolen from a house, three linen sheets and other articles		23, Trafalgar Street, Walworth	Mr. Clark
22 March 1832	Right	137	Metropolitan Police		Stolen from an aviary, various foreign birds		Herne Hill, Camberwell	J. B. Langton
22 March 1832	Right	137	Metropolitan Police		Stolen from a field, sixteen sheep		Clay Hall, Old Ford	Mr. Lee

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KathyN 25 days ago

112 rows on this page - a record for me!

sek 25 days ago

The original entry for line 111 sounds like the twelve days of Christmas. Are doves really foreign?