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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
2 January 1836 Right 3 Bow Street Elizabeth Richards Stealing cup, saucer and a spoon Bell Yard, Temple Bar Isaac Potter Discharged from the felony, convicted of unlawfully possessing the articles. Committed to the New Westminster Bridewell for one month.
2 January 1836 Right 3 Bow Street Ellen Lucas Stealing a counterpane and other articles Fulwood's Rents, Holborn Holly Richard Speering Discharged
2 January 1836 Right 3 Bow Street Jane Bullock Stealing two sheets, a blanket and other articles 15 Denmark Street Sarah Maria Proger Discharged
2 January 1836 Right 3 Queen Square Thomas Robinson On re-examination from the 31st ultimo Remanded
2 January 1836 Right 3 Queen Square Mary Fain Stealing a watch and other articles Lambeth William Stear Committed for trial at the Surrey Sessions.
2 January 1836 Right 3 Queen Square John Little On re-examination from the 31st ultimo Remanded
2 January 1836 Right 3 Queen Square William Young Being concerned with Thomas Neaves in stealing a pair of shoes Lambeth Morris Emanuel Committed for further examination
2 January 1836 Right 3 Queen Square George Wylie Being concerned with Thomas Neaves in stealing a pair of shoes Lambeth Morris Emanuel Committed for further examination
2 January 1836 Right 3 Queen Square Elizabeth Hynes Stealing a shawl Lambeth George Tarrant and another Committed for further examination
2 January 1836 Right 3 Queen Square Mary Lacey Stealing a shawl Lambeth George Tarrant and another Committed for further examination
2 January 1836 Right 3 Queen Square James Potter Breaking and entering. Stealing tobacco box and other articles James Street, Westminster John Ladd Discharged of felony. Convicted of being rogues and vagabonds. Committed for three months.
2 January 1836 Right 3 Queen Square James Hayes Breaking and entering. Stealing tobacco box and other articles James Street, Westminster John Ladd Discharged of felony. Convicted of being rogues and vagabonds. Committed for three months.
2 January 1836 Right 3 Queen Square Edward Lennard Breaking and entering. Stealing tobacco box and other articles James Street, Westminster John Ladd Discharged of felony. Convicted of being rogues and vagabonds. Committed for three months.
2 January 1836 Right 3 Queen Square David Daley Stealing two ounces weight of liquorice. Peter Street, Westminster William Williams Discharged
2 January 1836 Right 3 Queen Square William Edwards Stealing two ounces weight of liquorice. Peter Street, Westminster William Williams Discharged
2 January 1836 Right 3 Queen Square William Maycott Knowingly uttering a counterfeit half-crown. Surrey Theatre Thomas Sibsey Committed for further examination
2 January 1836 Right 3 Marlborough Street John Green Stealing a pair of shoes. Value two shillings. John Fines Committed to Newgate for trial.
2 January 1836 Right 3 Marlborough Street Ann Gorman Stealing one handkerchief. Value two shillings. Henry Seward Remanded
2 January 1836 Right 3 Marlborough Street Thomas Elliott Intent to commit felony. Oxford Street Committed to Tothill Fields Prison, to hard labour for two months.
2 January 1836 Right 3 Marlborough Street Harmin Koing Embezzling the sum of six pounds and upwards. Oxford Street Christian Philip Dill Remanded
2 January 1836 Right 3 Marylebone James Mitchelson Stealing a saw. Marylebone Ebenezer Benjamin Chesney Discharged
2 January 1836 Right 3 Marylebone James Field Stealing a sovereign from the person Paddington Thomas Foskett Discharged
2 January 1836 Right 3 Marylebone Edward Ruebridge Stealing a coat and two shawls. Saint Pancras James Morgan Committed for further examination
2 January 1836 Right 3 Marylebone George Edwards Uttering a counterfeit shilling. Marylebone Thomas Jones Committed for further examination
2 January 1836 Right 3 Hatton Garden Joseph Carney Stealing a dead goose. Value five shillings and sixpence. Clerkenwell James Hall Committed to Newgate for trial.

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Scrumpy Geoff

Don't need day or date in the verdict column

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Scrumpy Geoff

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