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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
3 April 1833 Right 157 Bow Street Three Barns were set on fire. The Barns, two Stables, various Outbuildings, an Oat Rick, One Hundred Sacks of Wheat and Oats, Five Cart Horses, other Farming items and Implements, were totally destroyed. Snoddington Farm Mr. Daniel Chandler Messrs. Footner and Son, solicitors, Andover. One Hundred Pounds Reward on conviction from the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury also One Hundred Pounds Reward from Ralph Etwall Esq. His Majesty to Pardon persons involved who provide information leading to conviction
3 April 1833 Right 157 Bow Street Samuel Wood Stealing two glass salts Queen-street William Lockhead Discharged
3 April 1833 Right 157 Bow Street Ann Wood Stealing handkerchiefs Drury-lane James O'Meara Discharged
3 April 1833 Right 157 Bow Street Francis McCabe Obtaining a quantity of pepper by false pretences with intent to defraud Long-acre Thomas Brindal Discharged
3 April 1833 Right 157 Bow Street William Jones Stealing fourteen pair of braces Holborn Dennis Mahony Discharged
3 April 1833 Right 157 Bow Street William Fitzmorris Stealing twelve pounds of Plaster of Paris Edgware-road William Ponsford Discharged
3 April 1833 Right 157 Bow Street Mary Collins Stealing one pair of shoes Little White Lion-street, Seven-dials Margaret Neilan Discharged
3 April 1833 Right 157 Bow Street A Man (refuses to give name) Stealing several items of jewellery, other items Serle's-place, Carey-street Joseph Halfpenny Sent to Hatton Garden for examination
3 April 1833 Right 157 Bow Street Stolen, four pair Trousers, four lace Veils, other lace articles by a Man, thirty years of age 80 Doughty-street, Foundling
3 April 1833 Right 157 Queen Square Henry Lansdown Receiving a pair of stolen boots, other articles York-street, Westminster Robert Kidd Discharged
3 April 1833 Right 157 Queen Square Augusta Ronayne Stealing two gowns and a shawl Chelsea Margaret McPherson Discharged
3 April 1833 Right 157 Queen Square Stolen, a gingham Bag, twenty-nine sovereigns, two Pounds in silver, one Half-crown, other monies King's-head-court, Westminster John Hill
3 April 1833 Right 157 Marlborough Street Ann Brown Stealing one gold chain, two books, other articles George Cotton Committed to Newgate for trial
3 April 1833 Right 157 Marlborough Street James Taylor Uttering one counterfeit shilling Saint Alban's Place Remanded
3 April 1833 Right 157 Marlborough Street Mary Ann Riley Stealing one watch Discharged
3 April 1833 Right 157 Marlborough Street Ann Sullivan Stealing one watch Discharged

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