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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
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street		Counterfeit Letters demanding money		London			A Reward of Twenty Pounds on apprehension and conviction of felon/s
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street		Stolen from a Bag of Letters lost from a Mail Coach; valuable remittances		Between Nottingham and Melton			A Reward of One Hundred Guineas on apprehension and conviction of felon/s
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street		John Perrin, absconded, having stolen from his lodgings; divers amounts of wearing apparel		Stafford	Mr. Meeson and Mr. Elley
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street	John Newnham		Being a common utterer of counterfeit money			Committed to the New Prison for trial.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street	Henry Richards		Uttering a counterfeit crown-piece	Chancery-lane	John James Ascham	Remanded.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street	Mary Little		Uttering a counterfeit shilling	Short's-gardens, Drury-lane	Timothy Kalahar	Discharged.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street	Margaret Rowley		Stealing a half-crown piece from the person	Covent-garden		Discharged.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street	Eliza Harrington		Stealing a half-crown piece from the person	Covent-garden		Discharged.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street	Robert Madgett		Stealing two shirts	Bear-yard, Clare-market	James Jefferies	Discharged.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street	Mary Johnson		Stealing a drinking-glass	West-street, Seven-dials	John Howell	Committed for further examination.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street	Sarah Bonner		Stealing a jacket and other articles	West-street, Seven-dials	William Aldridge	Committed for further examination.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street	Ellen Archer		Stealing a half-crown piece	Pickett-street, Strand	William Coe	Discharged.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street	William Allen		Stealing a loaf of bread	Broad-street, Saint Giles	Henry Ford	Discharged.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street	Charles Thompson		Stealing a loaf of bread	Broad-street, Saint Giles	Henry Ford	Discharged.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street	Charles Baker		Stealing a silver watch	White Lion-street, Seven-dials	William Stephens	Remanded.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street	Sarah Baker		Stealing a silver watch	White Lion-street, Seven-dials	William Stephens	Remanded.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Bow Street	Caroline Thurtle		Stealing a silver watch	White Lion-street, Seven-dials	William Stephens	Remanded.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Queen Square	William Simpson		Stealing a watch and other articles	Turner-square, Hoxton	John Webster	Committed for further examination.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Queen Square	Ann Washington		Obtaining three shillings under false pretences	Rochester-row, Westminster	John Alsept	Committed for further examination.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Queen Square	David Moore		Stealing a piece of paving-stone	Pimlico		Discharged from felony; but convicted under the Police Act, and fined two shillings and sixpence.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Queen Square	Henry Brooker		Stealing a piece of paving-stone	Pimlico		Discharged.
26 March 1832	Right	142	Queen Square	John Goff		Embezzling one pound, one shilling and ninepence	Lambeth	George Edward Roberts	Committed to Horsemonger-lane Gaol for trial.

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