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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | Chapel broken and entered, and Two Silver and part Gilt Chalices, and several other valuable Articles, Stolen | Wootton Wawen, near Henley-in-Arden | Sir Edward Smythe, Bart. | Information to Mr. John Whittington of Wootton Wawen. Reward Fifty Pounds | |||
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | Two Lodges broken and entered and property Stolen. One gold wedding Ring; two silk Shawls; one small blue and white striped Handkerchief, and other items | Davenham and Bostock | J.H.Harper, Esq; and J.F.France | Information to Mr. Monday, at Middlewich Police Office. Five pounds reward | |||
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | Stolen from a Field, a Bay Hackney Mare | Boultham, near Lincoln | Mr. David Sharpley | ||||
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | Stolen, a Bay Mare | Holmes, near Lincoln | Mr. G. Shaw | Twenty Guineas Reward | |||
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | Dwelling-house broken and entered, and property Stolen, a gold chased antique Watch; a large pinchback Watch, and other items | Bedminster, Somerset | Mrs. Elizabeth Herbert | Whoever will cause the offender to be apprehended shall receive the sum of Ten Pounds, and the further sum of Ten Pounds on conviction, on application to Mrs. Herbert | |||
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | John Marney | being a common utterer of base and counterfeit money | Committed to the New Prison for trial | ||||
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | Emma Barker | stealing one frock from the person of an infant child | Little Shire-lane | Thomas Liley | Discharged | ||
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | Thomas Smith | unlawfully uttering one counterfeit half-crown piece | New-street, Covent-garden | Philip Wetherstone | Discharged | ||
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | John Griffin | stealing a handkerchief | Moor-street, Soho | Jeffery Williams | Discharged | ||
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | Hannah Sullivan | stealing two gowns | Drury-lane | Committed for further examination | |||
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | Joseph Wright | stealing a table | Crown-street, Soho | Discharged | |||
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | William Low | stealing two boot-irons | the Turnstile, Holborn | Timothy Murphy | Discharged | ||
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | Thomas Jones | stealing a copper | Monmouth-street | Discharged from the felony; but convicted of a misdemeanor, in possessing the copper, and imprisoned for two calendar months, in the House of Correction | |||
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | Charles Livers | stealing one pair of boots and a waistcoat | Upper Saint Martin's Lane | William Dowey | Remanded | ||
| 15 July 1833 | Right | 25 | Bow Street | Stolen from behind a Phaeton, a brass-nailed Trunk, containing Ladies' Wearing Apparel, and an assortment of Ladies' gold Ornaments, Rings &c. Also a rosewood Work-box, containing Books, Letters, Jewellery and other items | between Piddletown and Blandford | Reward of Twenty Pounds. Information to Mrs. Kendall of Blandford |
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Is there really a place called Piddletown?
Yes and right next to Puddletown. Tollpuddle martyrs and all that
Reminds me of Little Pedlington and the Pedlingtonians. Has anyone read it? A sort of 1830s version of the League of Gentlemen.
I drove past Piddletown and Piddle Hinton this morning so I waved to them for you
All named after the River Piddle. Piddletown became Puddletown after WW2. Piddletrenthide on the otherhand kept the reference to the river!
Funny beggars that lot in Dorset. We're going to build a wall to keep them out!
As we used to observe in Wiltshire; "Dorset born and Dorset bred, strong in the arm, weak in the head".