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Date	Folio	Office	Name of accused	Crime reported	Crime charged with	Place	Name of victim	Verdict	Information to
20 January 1830	34	Hatton Garden	Henry Skinner		Intent to commit felony	Sidney-street, Clerkenwell		Committed to the House of Correction, for one month
20 January 1830	34	Hatton Garden	John Townsend		Obtaining two hogsheads of ale by fraud	No. 63, Bartholomew-close	William Pearce	Discharged
20 January 1830	34	Hatton Garden	Charles Harris		Embezzling divers sums of money		William Pearce	Remanded
20 January 1830	34	Hatton Garden	Elizabeth Stephens		Stealing seven pounds	Eagle-street, Holburn	James Cooper	Discharged
20 January 1830	34	Hatton Garden	John Haynes		Stealing divers brass cocks	Tottenham-Court-road		Discharged
20 January 1830	34	Hatton Garden	Frederick Haynes		Stealing divers brass cocks	Tottenham-Court-road		Discharged
20 January 1830	34	Hatton Garden	Sarah Harris		Stealing two pounds fourteen shillings		John Stacey	Discharged
20 January 1830	34	Hatton Garden	Amelia Russell		Stealing two pounds fourteen shillings		John Stacey	Discharged
20 January 1830	34	Hatton Garden	John Garland		Stealing a gown	Islington	Unknown	Discharged
20 January 1830	34	Hatton Garden	Philip Hands		Stealing fourteen shillings	Gray's-Inn-lane	John George	Discharged
20 January 1830	34	Worship Street	John Stephens	Found in his possession the implements of house breaking				Re-examination
20 January 1830	34	Worship Street	Mary Hornsby		Stealing two wine glasses	Spitalfields	Thomas Venn	Re-examination
20 January 1830	34	Worship Street	Ann Curtis		Stealing nineteen pounds	Cheequer-alley, Saint Luke	Joseph Unwin	Re-examination
20 January 1830	34	Worship Street	Mary Davis		Stealing nineteen pounds	Cheequer-alley, Saint Luke	Joseph Unwin	Re-examination
20 January 1830	34	Worship Street		Stolen Oval Sashes		No. 38, New Nichol-street, Cock-lane, Bethnal-green
20 January 1830	34	Worship Street		Stolen suit and cloak		No. 14, Craven-street, Shoreditch	Mr. W.B. Nelson
20 January 1830	34	Lambeth Street		Theft of a horse and cart with five sacks of Blue Peas		Whitechapel	Henry Clark		Reward of two pounds offered on conviction
20 January 1830	34	Lambeth Street	Elizabeth Jones		Stealing two pillows and one blanket	Whitechapel	Lewis Franklin	Committed to Newgate for trial
20 January 1830	34	Lambeth Street	John Clements		Found in a house for an unlawful purpose	Saint George		Committed to the House of Correction for three months as a rogue and vagabond
20 January 1830	34	Lambeth Street	Thomas Osborn		Stealing a watch	A vessel upon the River Thames	Samuel Wade	Committed for further examination
20 January 1830	34	Lambeth Street	Ann Blake		Feloniously receiving two pounds of beef	Plough Street, Whitechapel		Discharged
20 January 1830	34	Lambeth Street	John Blake		Feloniously receiving two pounds of beef	Plough Street, Whitechapel		Discharged
20 January 1830	34	Lambeth Street	Charles Cotton		Stealing a gold chain and other articles	Chapel Street, Park Lane	Catherine Healy	Discharged
20 January 1830	34	Lambeth Street	Joseph Field		Stealing a gold chain and other articles	Chapel Street, Park Lane	Catherine Healy	Discharged
20 January 1830	34	Lambeth Street	Robert Mellish		Stealing a gold chain and other articles	Chapel Street, Park Lane	Catherine Healy	Discharged
20 January 1830	34	Lambeth Street	Robert Roberts		Stealing a gold chain and other articles	Chapel Street, Park Lane	Catherine Healy	Discharged
20 January 1830	34	Lambeth Street		Theft of several Port Chaise Glasses and a pair of Coach Glasses		Angel Inn, Ilford	Richard Brassey
20 january 1830	34	Thames Police	George Clark		Assault and wounded a woman whereby her life was in danger		Caroline Robinson	Committed for want of surreties, for trial at the Middlesex Sessions
20 January 1830	34	Thames Police	John Reagan		Unlawful possession of half a pack of coals and half a pack of cinders	Wapping		Convicted of a misdemeanor and fined ten shillings
20 January 1830	34	Thames Police	Patrick Hayes		Unlawful possession of half a pack of coals and half a pack of cinders	Wapping		Convicted of a misdemeanor and fined ten shillings
20 January 1830	34	Thames Police	John Agar		Obtaining one pint of rum under false pretences	Stepney	Charles Pottinger	Committed for trial at the Middlesex Sessions
20 January 1830	34	Union Hall	Thomas Wood		Assault and theft of one hat	The Kings Highway in Saint Mary, Newington	Henry Hawkins	Remanded
20 January 1830	34	Union Hall	John Carmichal		Stealing two pewter pots	Newington	Richard Boulton	Committed for trial
20 January 1830	34	Union Hall	John Carmichal		Stealing two pewter pots	Newington	Robert Calloway	Detained
20 January 1830	34	Union Hall	Eliza Gardiner		Stealing two pillows	Saint George	Elizabeth Abraham	Committed for trial
20 January 1830	34	Union Hall	Robert Gardiner		Stealing two pillows	Saint George	Elizabeth Abraham	Committed for trial
20 January 1830	34	Union Hall	Timothy Minahan		Stealing two pillows	Saint George	Elizabeth Abraham	Committed for trial
20 January 1830	34	Union Hall	William Palmer		Stealing three silver spoons	Saint Olave, Southwark	Charles Whittle	Committed for trial
20 January 1830	34	Union Hall	Geogre Disson		Wilfully and maliciously stabbing a man	Bermondsey	Henry Watts	Discharged

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