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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
24 April 1832 Right 190 Bow Street Stolen from a Field, a fat Sheep, by suspected George Lawrance near Southampton Miss Grovenor Information to W. Terry, high constable, Southampton
24 April 1832 Right 190 Bow Street Escaped whilst being conveyed to the Hulks at Portsmouth, a male convict named John Allen aka Smith between Guildford and Godalmin A Reward of Twenty Pounds for whoever will apprehend the felon.
24 April 1832 Right 190 Bow Street Thomas Morford aka Big Tom whose name is Thomas Gill, is in custody at Lawford's Gate House of Correction on suspicion of stealing a Bay Horse and Saddle near Bristol
24 April 1832 Right 190 Bow Street Stolen from a Field, a Bay Hackney Gelding and a Pony Nechell's Park, near Birmingham A Reward of Twenty Guineas for information leading to conviction of felon/s
24 April 1832 Right 190 Bow Street Agnes Henderson Stealing sundry books New Burlington-street Lord Saint Germains Committed to Newgate for trial.
24 April 1832 Right 190 Bow Street Charles Jones Attempting to pick a pocket the Strand Richard Stonnell Remanded.
24 April 1832 Right 190 Bow Street Honora Harris Stealing two coats and other articles Wild-court, Wild-street Patrick Sheedy Discharged.
24 April 1832 Right 190 Bow Street Elizabeth Darlington Stealing a watch Covent Garden Committed for further examination.
24 April 1832 Right 190 Bow Street Elizabeth Shelton Stealing two silver spoons Committed for further examination.
24 April 1832 Right 190 Bow Street Ann Horrigan Stealing a jug Legg-alley, Long-acre Thomas Reeve Committed to Tothill-fields Bridewell for trial.
24 April 1832 Right 190 Bow Street James Smith Stealing a silver gravy spoon the Strand Committed for further examination.
24 April 1832 Right 190 Bow Street Mary Mack Stealing a quantity of nails the Strand Discharged.
24 April 1832 Right 190 Bow Street Eliza Robinson Stealing a quantity of nails the Strand Discharged.
24 April 1832 Right 190 Bow Street Found in the possession of James Smith, a Silver Gravy Spoon, supposed Stolen
24 April 1832 Right 190 Queen Square James Stiles Stealing a half-sovereign Fulham Henry Stiles Committed for further examination.

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