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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 |
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31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Stolen, a dark brown nag mare | Early, near Reading | John Chapman | Reward of 15 guineas by applying to Mr. James Warburton, Bridewell Keeper, Reading, Berks. | |||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Andrew Casey | Assaulting, beating and wounding a man whereby his life is in danger | John Mills | Discharged | |||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Agnes Henderson | Stealing sundry printed books | New Burlington Street | Lord Saint Germains | Remanded | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Cornelius Nayling | Stealing a cloth pelisse | Great White Lion Street | Hugh Henry Parry | Discaharged | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Robert Doren | Stealing sundry printed books and other aticles | Duke Street, Adelphi | John Smith | Discharged | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Henry Hutson | Stealing one handkerchief | Temple Bar | George Harries | Discharged | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Sarah Dibble | Stealing a conterpane | Hart Street, Covent Garden | Mary Skinner | Discharged from the felony; but committed to the House of Correction, for one month, for illegally pawning | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Richard White | Picking the pocket of a man whose name is unknown | Strand | Discharged | |||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Edward Hogan | Picking the pocket of a man whose name is unknown | Strand | Discharged | |||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Mary Hopkins | Uttering one counterfeit shilling | Covent Garden Market | Charles Platt | Discharged | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Abraham Abbots | Stealing two tarts | Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields | John Ellis | Discharged | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | George Bailey | Stealing two tarts | Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields | John Ellis | Discharged | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | William Garlick | Stealing a saw | Cursitor Street | Richard Blake | Discharged | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | John Wilson | Stealing a barometer | Margaret Street, Cavendish Square | Mary Ann West | Committed to Newgate for trial | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | John Saunders | Stealing a barometer | Margaret Street, Cavendish Square | Mary Ann West | Committed to Newgate for trial | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Edward John Proon | Stealing one handkerchief | Strand | Thomas Hayward | Committed for further examination | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Henry Smith | Stealing one seal, one key and a ring | Insolvent Debtor's Court, Portugal Street | Charles Hayward | Committed to Newgate for trial | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | John Philip Jones | Embezzling and secreting the sum of seventeen pounds ten shillings | Charles Street, Covent Garden | Garrad Roche | Committed for further examination | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Hannah Woodward | Stealing one flannel petticoat | Southampton Court, Holborn | Joseph Ambrose | Committed for further examination | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Matthew Pittick | Stealing one pair of boots | Pickett Street, Strand | William Harris | Discharged | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Ann McIntyre | Stealing three sheets and other articles | Drury Lane | Samuel Finch | Discharged | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | Ann McIntyre | Stealing two gowns | North Street, Manchester Square | Ann Addison | Committed for further examination | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Bow Street | James John Rawlings | Being a common utterer of base and counterfeit coin | Committed for further examination | ||||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Queen Square | John Williams | Uttering two counterfeit crown-pieces | Lambeth | Philip Marley | Committed for further examination | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Queen Square | John Corbould | Stealing one plane and other articles | Lambeth | William Burt Wright | Discharged | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Queen Square | Gerard Dowling | Stealing a piece of timber | Kensington | Discharged from the felony; but convicted of unlawful possession, and committed to the House of Correction, for six weeks | |||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Queen Square | Margaret Flynn | Stealing a pound and a half weight of bacon | Fulham | Harriet Martin | Committed for further examination | ||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Queen Square | Daniel Clark | On re-examination from the 30th instant. | Remanded | ||||
31 March 1832 | Right | 152 | Queen Square | Edward Jones | Stealing fifty cabbage plants | Discharged |
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