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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
2 May 1832 Right 204 Bow Street William Miller absconded with £200 in One Pound Notes Near Doune, Perthshire Twenty-five pounds Reward will be paid to anyone securing the said offender in any of His Majesty's Gaol, on application to Thomas Barty. procurator fiscal, Dunlilane
2 May 1832 Right 204 Bow Street William Johnson Stealing a bible Princes's-street, Soho John Stenson Committed to Newgate for trial
2 May 1832 Right 204 Bow Street William Johnson Stealing one brush St Martin's-court William Roberts Detained for trial for this offence
2 May 1832 Right 204 Bow Street William Johnson Stealing a bible Berner's-street, Oxford-street Alfred Miller Discharged
2 May 1832 Right 204 Bow Street Ellen Callaghan Stealing a quart pewter pot M???-street, Soho Thomas Hine Discharged
2 May 1832 Right 204 Bow Street Margaret Leary Stealing a quantity of oranges Covent Garden Market Samuel Garcia Discharged
2 May 1832 Right 204 Bow Street John Smith Stealing two hats Stopped in the Strand Committed for further examination on Wednesday next
2 May 1832 Right 204 Bow Street Charles Drummond Stealing one handkerchief Bedfordbury John Coster Committed to Tothill-fields Bridewell for trial
2 May 1832 Right 204 Bow Street James Bambridge Stealing four pair of bellows Wych-street, Strand Thomas Bomley Committed for further examination on Wednesday next
2 May 1832 Right 204 Bow Street Mary Fennell Receiving one bonnet, one shawl and other articles, knowing them stolen Buckingham-street, Strand Abraham Lyons Sent to the Station House till to-morrow
2 May 1832 Right 204 Queen Square Mary Lee Stealing a shirt and other articles Almonry Joshua Needham Committed to Tothill-fields Bridewell for trial
2 May 1832 Right 204 Queen Square Elizabeth Legge Stealing a lace cap Brewer's-green, Westminster George Ryder Adjourned till Tuesday next
2 May 1832 Right 204 Queen Square William Jones Stealing a bag, a pair of stockings and other articles Lambeth James Cook Committed to Horsemonger-lane Gaol for trial
2 May 1832 Right 204 Queen Square Joseph Thackton Stealing a bag and thirteen-pence Bayswater Thomas Henwright Committed for further examination on Friday next
2 May 1832 Right 204 Queen Square Joseph Light Stealing a bag and thirteen-pence Bayswater Thomas Henwright Committed for further examination on Friday next
2 May 1832 Right 204 Marlborough Street Elizabeth Fitzgerald Stealing one China ornament value thirty shillings Edward Atkinson Discharged
2 May 1832 Right 204 Marlborough Street Mary Hodges Stealing one bed, one bolster, two sheets and other articles value fifty shillings Joseph Matters Remanded until Friday next
2 May 1832 Right 204 Marylebone Robert Williams Stealing three chisels and other articles Henry Ball Committed to Newgate for trial
2 May 1832 Right 204 Marylebone Robert Williams Stealing four chisels and other articlaes Hyde Park terrace John Syrett Committed to Newgate for trial

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pedroc

@Scrumpy Geoff line 5 location ink blotted out - maybe clearer on original but was discharged

Scrumpy Geoff

I think it's Market Street or you can go with just Soho

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