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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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7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | Louis Bonnacini | Absconded taking One Hundred and Fifty pounds | No 10, Noble-street | John Baptiste Amiot | Five Pounds Reward on apprehension of offender. Mr. Amiot, No 10, Noble-street | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | Agnes Henderson | Stealing sundry printed books | New Burlington-street | Lord Saint Germains | Remanded | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | John Philip Jones | Embezzling seventeen pounds ten shillings | Charles-street, Covent-garden | Garrard Roche | Discharged | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | Thomas Ware | Breaking and entering. Stealing a time-piece and other articles | Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields | Samuel Mayhew | Committed for further examination | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | Charles Heddy | Breaking and entering. Stealing a time-piece and other articles | Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields | Samuel Mayhew | Committed for further examination | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | William Connolly | Breaking and entering. Stealing a time-piece and other articles | Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields | Samuel Mayhew | Committed for further examination | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | Peter Speed | Stealing a piece of bacon | Lazenby-court, Long-acre | Jane Day | Committed for further examination | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | Joseph Belleson | Stealing a screen | King-street, Seven-dials | Edward Rowland | Discharged | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | Henry Cotton | Intent to commit felony | Strand | Convicted. Committed to House of Correction for three weeks | |||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | Thomas Clements | Intent to commit felony | Strand | Convicted. Committed to House of Correction for three weeks | |||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | Thomas James | Stealing a coat | Drury-lane | Discharged | |||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | George Blackwell | Stealing two sheets and one napkin | Charles-court, Saint Martin's-lane | Thomas Lawrence | Committed to Newgate for trial | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | Susanna Shrewsbury | Stealing two loaves and a quantity of Biscuits | Strand | Ann Playdeler | Discharged | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | Harriet Marshall | Receiving two stolen loaves and a quantity of Biscuits | Strand | Ann Playdeler | Discharged | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | Lydia Homerton | Receiving two stolen loaves and a quantity of Biscuits | Strand | Ann Playdeler | Discharged | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | Patrick Cane | Stealing thirty-sex calf-skins | Saint Martin's-lane | Messrs. Stafford Price and others | Committed for further examination | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | James Smith | Stealing One Hundred Pounds | Bear-yard, Clare-market | John Tillyard | Committed for further examination | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Bow Street | Mary McCarthy | Utterer of counterfeit money | Discharged | ||||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Queen Square | James Foreman | Stealing a waistcoat | John Foster | Committed to Newgate for trial | |||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Queen Square | John Baldwin | Stealing a waistcoat | John Foster | Committed to Newgate for trial | |||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Queen Square | Jane Lewis | Stealing a candlestick | Robert Adams | Discharged | |||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Queen Square | Eliza Riley alias Grady | Stealing a watch | Benjamin Cornish | Committed to Newgate for trial | |||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Queen Square | Frederick Waller | Stealing fifty-one pounds of linen rags | Tothill-street, Westminster | John Saunders | Committed for further examination | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Queen Square | James Alexander Dent | Stealing a bed and other articles | Tothill-street | Charles Henry Stone | Committed for further examination | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Queen Square | George Ireland | Stealing a loaf of bread | Tothill-street, Westminster | James Bower | Discharged but Convicted of being a rogue and vagabond. Committed to House of Correction for two months | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Queen Square | Sarah Banks | Stealing a half-sovereign and two shillings | Lambeth | Harry Chapman | Discharged | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Queen Square | Mary Hutchinson | Stealing one pair of shoes | Lambeth | John Archbutt | Committed for further examination | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Queen Square | Robert Benjamin Carey | Stealing two blankets | Lambeth | James William Carey | Committed for further examination | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Queen Square | Elizabeth Gawley | Stealing a shawl and other articles | Lambeth | Lewis Tindall | Adjourned | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Queen Square | Sarah Mead | Stealing a shirt | Chelsea | William Radway | Adjourned | ||
7 April 1832 | Right | 164 | Queen Square | John Hart | Stealing a blanket and other articles | Strutton-ground, Westminster | John Harrison | Adjourned |
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