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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
28 January 1833	Right	47	Bow Street	Henry Brown		Stealing a child's frock	Drury Lane	William Miller	Discharged
28 January 1833	Right	47	Bow Street	Joseph Rayner		Being a suspected person found frequenting Covent Garden with intent to commit felony	Brydges Street, Covent Garden		Convicted and committed to the House of Correction for one month
28 January 1833	Right	47	Bow Street	Samuel Abbott		Stealing two bunches of turnips	Covent Garden Market	Charles Edwards	Discharged
28 January 1833	Right	47	Bow Street	John Devereux		Stealing one coat	Saint Martin's Court	Robert Brownsmith	Committed for further examination
28 January 1833	Right	47	Bow Street	Thomas Smith		Being a suspected person found frequenting the Strand with intent to commit felony	The Strand		Convicted and committed to the House of Correction for one month
28 January 1833	Right	47	Bow Street	Thomas Owen		Being a suspected person found frequenting the Strand with intent to commit felony	The Strand		Convicted and committed to the House of Correction for one month
28 January 1833	Right	47	Bow Street		Four new coal sacks stolen		Surrey Wharft, Strand	Mr Dupree's Coal Warehouse
28 January 1833	Right	47	Queen Square	Ann Smith		Stealing four sovereigns and other monies from the person	Lambeth	Henry Crane	Committed for trial at the next Surrey Sessions
28 January 1833	Right	47	Queen Square	Eliza Dunn		Stealing four sovereigns and other monies from the person	Lambeth	Henry Crane	Committed for trial at the next Surrey Sessions
28 January 1833	Right	47	Queen Square	Elizabeth Cochlin		Stealing a bed-gown	Westminster	The Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor	Committed for trial at the next Westminster Sessions
28 January 1833	Right	47	Queen Square	Ann Mumford		Stealing a blanket and a sheet	Orchard Street, Westminster	John Hummerston	Discharged of the felony, but convicted on unlawfully pawing the said articles, and fined twenty shillings and the value
28 January 1833	Right	47	Queen Square	Ellen Stewart		Stealing a chair	Snow's Rents, Westminster	George Ludford	Discharged
28 January 1833	Right	47	Queen Square	Joseph Chapman		Stealing one handkerchief from the person	Lambeth	Charles Matthews	Discharged
28 January 1833	Right	47	Queen Square	Sarah Hillier		Stealing a waistcoat	Lambeth	William Carter	Discharged
28 January 1833	Right	47	Queen Square	Julia Donovan		Knowingly uttering a counterfeit shilling	Lambeth	Mary Fitzpatrick	Discharged
28 January 1833	Right	47	Queen Square	Edward Allum		Obtaining sixpence by false pretences		Mary Wilson	Discharged
28 January 1833	Right	47	Queen Square	John Wood		Knowingly uttering a counterfeit shilling		Richard Massey	Committed for further examination
28 January 1833	Right	47	Queen Square	George Eldridge		Stealing two pairs of scales	Gardner's Lane, High Street	Thomas James Webb	Committed for further examination
28 January 1833	Right	47	Queen Square	John Miles		Stealing an iron skid-pan	Chelsea
28 January 1833	Right	47	Marlborough Street	James Glass		Assaulting a girl aged four years with intent to carnally know and abuse her		Caroline Bullbrook	Remanded
28 January 1833	Right	47	Marlborough Street	Mary Shaw		Stealing three silver spoons		Thomas Tubb	Discharged
28 January 1833	Right	47	Marlborough Street	Mary Sullivan		Stealing one shawl, one tippet and other articles		Johanna Cunningham	Discharged
28 January 1833	Right	47	Marlborough Street	Mary Connor		Knowingly uttering one counterfeit sixpence	Oxford Street	Susan Smith	Discharged
28 January 1833	Right	47	Marlborough Street	Simon Daly		Stealing a quantity of brass rings and other articles		Edward Phillips	Detained at the Police Station, for re-examination
28 January 1833	Right	47	Marlborough Street		Stolen from a house: a Lady's Gold Watch		Cork Street, Burlington Gardens	Mr Jackson		W Ballard at Marlborough Street Office
28 January 1833	Right	47	Marlborough Street		Stolen: two pairs of small pocket pistols, a small double-barrel pistol, an ivory Opera Glass, silk handkerchiefs, shirts and tie-stocks		Neighbourhood of Cork Street, Bond Street			G Avis, Police Office, Marlborough Street; three pound reward

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