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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
12 December 1832 Right 279 Bow Street John Smith Stealing one ten-pound bank note and one shilling Chancery-lane William Crofts Remanded
12 December 1832 Right 279 Bow Street James Hannagan Stealing one watch Wych-street, Strand Abraham Miles Rayner Committed for further examination
12 December 1832 Right 279 Bow Street Anne Waldie Stealing a silver spoon Russell-street Adjourned
12 December 1832 Right 279 Bow Street Thomas Smith Stealing a printed book Henrietta-street, Covent-garden Charles Adamson Committed to Tothill Fields Bridewell for trial
12 December 1832 Right 279 Bow Street Mary Littleton Stealing one basket Nottingham-court, Saint Giles John Dwyer Committed to the New Prison for trial
12 December 1832 Right 279 Bow Street Lost or stolen, a large size gold watch with chain, key and seals Near Guildhall Apply to Mr F Putley, Watchmaker; Messrs Spinks and Son; or Mr Jackson; for a reward of ten pounds
12 December 1832 Right 279 Bow Street Theft of two coats from a chaise Portland-place Two Guineas Reward paid on application to Mr J.M. Machin, Avenue Villa, North Lodge, Regent's Park
12 December 1832 Right 279 Queen Square Peter Garbanetti Stealing three dishes Tothill Street David Lazarus Discharged
12 December 1832 Right 279 Queen Square James Hanson Breaking and entering a dwelling house and stealing a coat and other articles Lambeth William Chubb Committed for further examination
12 December 1832 Right 279 Queen Square James Benson Breaking and entering a dwelling house and stealing a coat and other articles Lambeth William Chubb Committed for further examination
12 December 1832 Right 279 Queen Square John Poney Being a common utterer of base and counterfeit coin Lambeth Committed for further examination
12 December 1832 Right 279 Queen Square James Carpenter Being a common utterer of base and counterfeit coin Lambeth Committed for further examination
12 December 1832 Right 279 Queen Square Thomas James Stealing a pair of boots Chapel Street, Westminster Barnett Abrahams Committed for further examination
12 December 1832 Right 279 Queen Square James Thomas Stealing a cloak Brice McGregor Discharged
12 December 1832 Right 279 Queen Square William Morton Stealing one cloak Strand Discharged
12 December 1832 Right 279 Marlborough Street Susannah Simpson Stealing one waistcoat and one pair of spectacles Discharged
12 December 1832 Right 279 Marlborough Street George Smith Stealing one set of draughts Prince's Street, Leicester Square William Chappell Committed to Tothill Fields Bridewell for trial
12 December 1832 Right 279 Marlborough Street James Homeyard Stealing one set of draughts Prince's Street, Leicester Square William Chappell Committed to Tothill Fields Bridewell for trial
12 December 1832 Right 279 Marlborough Street John Hanover Stealing one cap Saint James's Park Remanded

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Scrumpy Geoff

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