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Daily Police Reports: 2175 - 2328

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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 June 1835 Left 307 Bow Street Stolen from a yard, a bay mare Ash Farm, Linton, Kent Mr. W. Ware Five pounds reward. Information to Mr. J. Jarrett, butcher, Maidstone, Kent
30 June 1835 Left 307 Bow Street Joseph Sanmartin Stealing nine five-pound bank notes Saint Martin's Lane William Vince Committed for further examination
30 June 1835 Left 307 Bow Street George Burt Stealing one half-sieve of gooseberries Covent Garden Market Deborah Lawler Discharged from felony; convicted of a misdemeanor, and committed to the House of Correction for 2 months
30 June 1835 Left 307 Bow Street Ann Smith Stealing one handkerchief Strand George Carpenter Discharged, no prosecutor appearing No prosecutor appearing
30 June 1835 Left 307 Bow Street Stolen fro a house, a box containing one brown silk gown and cape and other articles of wearing apparel Wrexham Mr. W. Davies One guinea reward. Information to Mr. Longworth, superintendent of police, Wrexham
30 June 1835 Left 307 Bow Street Detained, supposed stolen, a Lady's metal watch Police Office, Guildhall
30 June 1835 Right 307 Queen Square Patrick White Stealing 1 carriage-cushion Marquis of Clanricarde Committed for trial at the next Westminster Sessions
30 June 1835 Right 307 Queen Square William Taylor Stealing a brooch Chapel-street, Westminster Elizabeth Doyle Discharged
30 June 1835 Right 307 Queen Square Sarah Clark Stealing five shillings Jeffries'-buildings, Westminster Robert Simpson Discharged
30 June 1835 Right 307 Queen Square Stephen Farmer Obtaining under false pretences, two decanters Fleet-street John Greathatch, Messr. Devenport Sent to the City for examination
30 June 1835 Right 307 Marlborough Street John Wildey Stealing 15 shillings in silver George Gibbs Remanded
30 June 1835 Right 307 Marlborough Street Joseph Tonks Stealing 3 shillings and sixpence John Case Remanded
30 June 1835 Right 307 Marlborough Street Edward Rowan Stealing two sheets and one blanket No. 4, Edward's-place, Bryanstone-square Edward Kenny Remanded
30 June 1835 Right 307 Marlborough Street John Wilkinson Being a suspected person, frequenting a place with intent to commit felony New Bond Street ... Convicted as a rogue and vagabond and committed to the House of Correction, hard labour for 3 months
30 June 1835 Right 307 Marlborough Street Joseph Melton Stealing a thimble, half sovereign and a half-crown No. 152, Regent-street Richard Manning Remanded
30 June 1835 Right 307 Marlborough Street Mary Roache Stealing 3 half-sovereigns Great Windmill-street Alexander Stewart Sent to Station-house for re-examination
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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 June 1835 Left 308 Marlborough Street Amelia Bandy Stealing 3 diamond necklaces, 3 pairs of ear-rings, and other articles, value two thousand pounds No.33, Dover-street, Piccadilly Ann Countess of Mexborough Remanded
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marlborough Street Samuel Bandy Stealing 3 diamond necklaces, 3 pairs of ear-rings, and other articles, value two thousand pounds No.33, Dover-street, Piccadilly Ann Countess of Mexborough Remanded
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marlborough Street Margaret McDonald Stealing 3 diamond necklaces, 3 pairs of ear-rings, and other articles, value two thousand pounds No.33, Dover-street, Piccadilly Ann Countess of Mexborough Entered into her own recognizance to appear
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marylebone Arabella Lewis Stealing 3 dresses, 5 handkerchiefs, and other articles Marylebone George Worsley Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marylebone Louisa Somers Stealing 9 cabbages Paddington Henry Attwood Convicted and fined 10 shillings and one shilling the value
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marylebone Charles Cross Stealing 9 cabbages Paddington Henry Attwood Convicted and fined 10 shillings and one shilling the value
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marylebone Hester Maria Freeman Stealing a watch Marylebone Samuel Mason Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marylebone Mary Harris Stealing a silver watch and gold chain Saint Pancras Joseph Hepple Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marylebone Anthony Parker Being concerned in murder Saint Pancras John Conway
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marylebone James Cranney Being concerned in murder Saint Pancras John Conway
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marylebone Alexander McPetrie Being concerned in murder Saint Pancras John Conway
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marylebone Joseph Bland Stealing 1 peacock Hampstead Bond Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marylebone David Rudson Stealing 1 peacock Hampstead Bond Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marylebone Frederick Carrington alias Surety Stealing 1 peacock Hampstead Bond Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marylebone Mary Griffiths Stealing a quantity of feathers, a bolster, and other articles Saint Pancras Benjamin Stembridge Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Marylebone Thomas Sanders Stealing a cloak Saint Pancras Sarah Wood Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Hatton Garden Thomas Gubbey Stealing 4 stoves, and other articles Richard Lower Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Hatton Garden John Pocknelly Stealing the materials for a pair of trousers Saint Pancras John Milton Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Worship Street William Doyle Stealing a saw Norton Falgate Joseph Laurence For re-examination
30 June 1835 Left 308 Worship Street Alfred Bailey Stealing a silk handkerchief John Rufferty For re-examination
30 June 1835 Left 308 Worship Street George Bishop Stealing 4 silver table-spoons, 8 silver tea-spoons, 6 dessert-spoons, and other articles Andrew Kilby Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Worship Street William Brown Unlawfully obtaining 2 shillings and sixpence by false pretences Walter Morgan Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Worship Street Alfred Bailey Stealing a silk handkerchief John Rafferty For re-examination
30 June 1835 Left 308 Worship Street Joseph Ware Stealing several books, and other articles Mayhew Messrs. Mayhew Remanded
30 June 1835 Left 308 Worship Street James Cole Uttering a counterfeit half-crown Jane Hartshorne Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Worship Street Elizabeth Brown Stealing a pair of shoes Robert Heron Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Worship Street Elizabeth Slater Stealing a hat Robert Heron Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Worship Street James Kates Stealing 4 shillings and sixpence John Pyne Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Worship Street William Johnson Embezzling several small sums of money Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Worship Street Mary Doyle Stealing an earthen pitcher Thomas Rome Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Worship Street Office Margaret Smith Stealing a pair of stockings John Sandom Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Worship Street Harriet Tomlinson Stealing 2 shillings and sixpence Saint Luke Isaac Slight Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Lambeth Street George Allen Stealing a necklace Bethnal-green William Soan Discharged from felony; committed to the House of Correction for 14 days as a rogue and vagabond
30 June 1835 Left 308 Lambeth Street John Redburn Stealing 5 shillings Bethnal-green James Mumford Discharged from felony; committed to the House of Correction for 1 month, as a rogue and vagabond
30 June 1835 Left 308 Lambeth Street James Griffin Stealing 2 biscuits White-lion-street, Whitechapel Richard Flack Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Lambeth Street Alfred Lateman Stealing a handkerchief and other articles Bromley John Graham Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Lambeth Street Charles Maberly Stealing a piece of cloth and other articles Holborn Margaret McCarthy Discharged
30 June 1835 Left 308 Lambeth Street Isaac Jacobs Stealing a handkerchief High-street, Whitechapel John Skinner Discharged from felony; committed to the House of Correction for 3 months as a rogue and vagabond.
30 June 1835 Left 308 Thames Police Dennis Briant Stealing 4 live tame rabbits Saint George David Flemming Committed to Newgate for trial
30 June 1835 Left 308 Thames Police William Hutchinson Stealing 50 pounds weight of lead Saint Clement Danes Committed for re-examination
30 June 1835 Left 308 Thames Police William Sete Conveying 1 pound 7 ounces of tobacco, liable to forfeiture under a law of Customs Fined one hundred pounds
30 June 1835 Left 308 Thames Police Thomas Canty Stealing a bottle and a pint of wine Wapping James Ballantine Re-committed
30 June 1835 Left 308 Thames Police Patrick Daly Stealing a bottle and a pint of wine Wapping James Ballantine Re-committed
30 June 1835 Left 308 Thames Police David Collins Stealing a bottle and a pint of wine Wapping James Ballantine Re-committed
30 June 1835 Right 308 Thames Police Sarah Neale Stealing a tub and a pinafore Saint George Daniel Gibbons Committed for re-examination
30 June 1835 Right 308 Thames Police William Viney Unlawfully possessing 8 oz weight of cigars West India Docks Convicted of a misdemeanor & fined 5 shillings
30 June 1835 Right 308 Thames Police Joseph Smith Unlawfully possessing 8 oz weight of cigars West India Docks Convicted of a misdemeanor & fined 5 shillings
30 June 1835 Right 308 Thames Police Thomas Flynn Stealing 5 silver spoons Shadwell William Stonehouse Committed for re-examination
30 June 1835 Right 308 Thames Police Charles Barry Unshipping two pounds nine ounces weight of tobacco, liable to forfeiture under a law of Customs Detained
30 June 1835 Right 308 Union Hall Francis Chapple Assaulting a man with intent to steal Newington Louis Ballatti Discharged from the felony; but convicted of being found in the dwelling house of William Jones for an unlawful purpose and committed for three months to Guildford
30 June 1835 Right 308 Union Hall James Hookey Unlawfully and indecently assaulting George Shepherd with intent to incite each other to the commission of unnatural acts Camberwell Discharged
30 June 1835 Right 308 Union Hall George Shepherd Unlawfully and indecently assaulting James Hookey with intent to incite each other to the commission of unnatural acts Camberwell Discharged
30 June 1835 Right 308 Union Hall William Bailey Stealing a quantity of lead and glass Saint Saviour Samuel Sharp Discharged from the felony; but convicted of being found in inclosed premises for an unlawful purpose and committed for two months to Guildford
30 June 1835 Right 308 Union Hall William Palmer Stealing a quantity of lead and glass Saint Saviour Samuel Sharp Discharged from the felony; but convicted of being found in inclosed premises for an unlawful purpose and committed for three months to Guildford
30 June 1835 Right 308 Union Hall Robert Wiggins Stealing a number of iron hoops Saint Saviour Messrs, Barclay and Co. Discharged
30 June 1835 Right 308 Union Hall George Harris Stealing a number of iron hoops Saint Saviour Messrs, Barclay and Co. Discharged
30 June 1835 Right 308 Union Hall William Green Stealing 2 shifts and other articles Saint Olave, Southwark Remanded
30 June 1835 Right 308 Union Hall Susan Marden Stealing 2 shifts and other articles Saint Olave, Southwark Remanded
30 June 1835 Right 308 Union Hall Mary Moss Stealing a coat, 2 gowns, and other articles Clapham William Tijou Remanded
30 June 1835 Right 308 Metropolitan Police James Fenner Absconded from his employer taking with him a considerable sum of money Horselydown Messrs. Ledger and Son Reward of twenty pounds on conviction
30 June 1835 Right 308 Metropolitan Police Thomas James Price Absconded from his father taking with him nine pounds Horse and Groom Livery Stables, Westminster Road Mr. Price Mr. Price
30 June 1835 Right 308 Metropolitan Police Charles Oliver Absconded from his employer taking with him one sovereign and the street-door key 14, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden Mr. Longley
30 June 1835 Right 308 Metropolitan Police Stolen from a house, a diamond necklace, with a very large diamond in the centre, a pair of fine diamond ear-rings with a very fine diamond in each and numerous other articles of jewellery 33, Dover Street,m Piccadilly Earl of Mexborough
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