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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
30 January 1833	Right	50	Bow Street		Farmer returning from Lynn Market robbed of nineteen pounds in cash and ill-treated by some evil-disposed persons		Four hundred yards from Well Hall Farm, near Gayton, Norfolk	James Cobon		One hundred guineas reward offered by Edward Seppings, of Swaffham, the Secretary to the Swaffham Association, and the further sum of fifty pounds by James Cobon
30 January 1833	Right	50	Bow Street	James Sullivan		Stealing two pewter pots	Covent Garden Market	Richard Smith	Committed to Tothill Fields Bridewell for trial
30 January 1833	Right	50	Bow Street	Major Lovell		Being a reputed thief, found frequenting Drury Lane, with intent to commit felony	Drury Lane		Committed to the House of Correction for two months
30 January 1833	Right	50	Bow Street	Mary Ann Mitchell		Stealing one handkerchief from the person	Crown Court, Russell Street	Frederick Calder	Committed to Tothill Fields Bridewell for trial
30 January 1833	Right	50	Bow Street	Ann Grant		Stealing one handkerchief from the person	Crown Court, Russell Street	Frederick Calder	Committed to Tothill Fields Bridewell for trial
30 January 1833	Right	50	Bow Street	Elizabeth Hind		Stealing a coat	Exeter Street, Strand	James Holland	Discharged
30 January 1833	Right	50	Bow Street	Mary Riegate		Stealing one quilt	Great White Lion Street, Seven Dials	George Webb	Discharged
30 January 1833	Right	50	Bow Street	Mary Logan		Stealing one quilt	Great White Lion Street, Seven Dials	George Webb	Discharged
30 January 1833	Right	50	Bow Street	Catharine Curtis		Stealing one quilt	Great White Lion Street, Seven Dials	George Webb	Discharged
30 January 1833	Right	50	Queen Square	Thomas Kelly		Stealing a hat	Chelsea		Committed for further examination
30 January 1833	Right	50	Queen Square	Catharine Keefe		Stealing a watch		Edward Lloyd	Committed for further examination
30 January 1833	Right	50	Queen Square	Mary Warman		Stealing one half-sovereign from the person	Pimlico	John Pinney	Discharged
30 January 1833	Right	50	Queen Square	William Hughes		Stealing a shawl and other articles from the person	Orchard Street, Westminster	Eliza Burton	Discharged
30 January 1833	Right	50	Queen Square	Edmund Barber		Stealing a gold ring	Piccadilly	Mr Matthews	Discharged
30 January 1833	Right	50	Queen Square	Hannah Barber		Stealing a gold ring	Piccadilly	Mr Matthews	Discharged
30 January 1833	Right	50	Marlborough Street	Frederick Terry		Being a suspected person, frequenting Saint Martin's Lane, with intent to commit felony	Saint Martin's Lane		Discharged
30 January 1833	Right	50	Marlborough Street	Thomas Horton		Being a suspected person, frequenting Saint Martin's Lane, with intent to commit felony	Saint Martin's Lane		Discharged
30 January 1833	Right	50	Marylebone		Dwelling-house by means of a picklock key and three watches, four silver wine-labels, several rings, and other articles stolen		Devonshire Street, Marylebone	John Stevens		Twenty pounds reward offered by Mr Stevens
30 January 1833	Right	50	Marylebone	Robert Taylor		Marrying Frances Sadler, his wife Ann being then alive	Parish Church of Saint Pancras		Committed for re-examination
30 January 1833	Right	50	Marylebone	Frances Harding		Stealing sundry articles of wearing apparel, four pictures and several shells	Marylebone	George Illsey	Discharged

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