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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
24 January 1832	Left	38	Thames Police	William Taylor		Possessing one peck and a half of peas, and one pound and a half of biscuits, which had been stolen	Tower-hill		Convicted of a misdemeanor and fined forty shillings
24 January 1832	Left	38	Thames Police	Thomas Lane		Possessing forty-five pounds weight of coals, which had been stolen	Lambeth		Convicted of a misdemeanor and fined three pounds
24 January 1832	Left	38	Thames Police	Henry Gingell		Stealing some pieces of coal	A barge on the Thames, at Ratcliff		Discharged
24 January 1832	Left	38	Thames Police	Joseph Speller		Possessing twenty pounds of iron suspected to have been stolen	Joiner-street, Southwark		Discharged
24 January 1832	Left	38	Thames Police	Mary Ann Harvey		Stealing a watch	Shadwell	Thomas McAll	Re-committed till Wednesday next
24 January 1832	Left	38	Thames Police	Robert Baker		Stealing a watch	Shadwell	Thomas McAll	Re-committed till Wednesday next
24 January 1832	Left	38	Thames Police	Sarah Wilson		Stealing a watch	Shadwell	Thomas McAll	Re-committed till Wednesday next
24 January 1832	Left	38	Thames Police	Sarah Hampton		Stealing fourteen shirts, nine blankets, two sheets, two curtains, a quantity of wearing apparel and two books		James Driver	Re-committed till Thursday next
24 January 1832	Left	38	Thames Police	Martha Hampton		Receiving some of the said stolen articles			Re-committed till Thursday next
24 January 1832	Left	38	Thames Police	Ann Davis		Receiving some of the said stolen articles			Re-committed till Thursday next
24 January 1832	Left	38	Thames Police		Stolen, in the Brig " Thornyclose " on the hames, one Small Hair Trunk containing twelve shirts, eight pairs of Stockings, one Tin Box, thirty-one Sovereigns and about twelve shillings the property of the Master; and two pairs of trousers, one jacket and a pair of Boots, the property of the Mate
24 January 1832	Left	38	Thames Police		Stolen, in the Brig " Friendship " on the Thames, a quantity of wearing apparel and one pair of shoes the property of William Newman ; and a pair of flannel Drawers and one blue Jacket, the property of - Barnes
24 January 1832	Left	38	Union Hall	Charles Clark		Stealing a pair of shoes	Newington	Frances Drew	Discharged ( handwritten " whipped first " )
24 January 1832	Left	38	Union Hall	Richard Lines		Stealing two shillings and sevenpence	Christchurch	Ann Berry	For further examination on Thursday next
24 January1832	Left	38	Union Hall	James Emery		Stealing four decanters	Christchurch	Apsley Pellatts	Discharged
24 January1832	Left	38	Union Hall	William Fletcher		Committed divers frauds	Surrey & Middlesex		For further examination on Saturday next
24 January 1832	Left	38	Union Hall	William Lampon		Receiving a quantity of wool, knowing ti to be stolen	Bermondsey	John Smith
24 January 1832	Left	38	Union Hall	James Gladden		Stealing a quantity of wool	Bermondsey	John Smith
24 January 1832	Left	38	Union Hall	Charles Terrant		Violently assaulting, beating and wounding a police constable		John Burton	Fined forty shillings and five shillings costs, and in default of payment to be imprisoned for one month at the County Gaol
24 January 1832	Left	38	Union Hall	Edward Terrant		Violently assaulting, beating and wounding a police constable		John Burton	Fined forty shillings and five shillings costs, and in default of payment to be imprisoned for one month at the County Gaol
24 January 1832	Left	38	Union Hall	Joseph Kirkman		Feloniously and unlawfully intermarried with Harriet Kirkman, by bans, his wife Sarah, being then alive	Saint Alphage, Greenwich		Discharged
24 January 1832	Left	38	Metropolitan Police		The property was entered using skeleton keys and the following were stolen - One silver Watch, one olive Great Coat, one olive Lady's Cloak and about seven Sovereigns
24 January 1832	Left	38	Metropolitan Police		The property was entered using skeleton keys and the following were stolen - a quantity of jewellery including a Necklace, a brooch, three Rings, Earrings, silver Spoons, silver Sugar-tongs, and eleven yards of green Gros de Naples Silk		3 Cumberland-street, Hackney-road	Mrs Barton
24 January 1832	Left	38	Metropolitan Police		The property was entered usong skeleton keys and the following were stolen - one blue Great Coat lined with silk, one pair of trousers and several Salt-spoons and four shillings in silver. Several other articles were packed up ready for removal		23 Motley-street, Curtain-road	Mr Hesketh
24 January 1832	Left	38	Metropolitan Police		The property was entered and the following articles stolen - a musical Snuff-box, a metal Watch with a gold Seal attached, a quantity of Spoons, Rings, Brooches, loose Pearls, six Shifts and two Petticoats		85 Bethnal-green-road	James Turner
24 January 1832	Left	38	Metropolitan Police		Supposed to be stolen, a Silver Watch and a pair of Bracelets		Hare and Hound Road, Grange Road, Bermondsey	- Gounsden
24 January 1832	Left	38	Metropolitan Police		Found in the possession of Mary Williams ( now in custody ) a Roll of Black Bombazin, about twenty-eight yards. Supposed to have been stolen					Application to be made at the Police Station, New-way, Tothill-street, Westminster
24 January 1832	Left	38	Metropolitan Police		The property was entered using skeleton keys and the following stolen - numerous articles of wearing apparel, two pairs of top Boots, three Table-cloths, one counterpane		Castle Ride, Whitechapel	Mr Kew
24 January 1832	Left	38	Metropolitan Police		Stopped, on the person of Ann Jones the following duplicates of property supposed to be stolen - four books all pledged to Ann Reed. She is remanded at Queen square Office, for stealing a plaid cloak, from Mr Farser, Westminster Bridge-road
24 January 1832	Right	38	Bow Street	Eliza Harrington		Stealing one sovereign and one half-sovereign	Charles-street, Drury-lane	James Wardrobe	Discharged
24 January 1832	Right	38	Bow Street	Sarah Fraser		Stealing a breast of mutton	Little King-street	John Smith	Discharged
24 January 1832	Right	38	Bow Street	Sarah Fraser		Stealing a pewter pot	Little King-street		Committed for further examination on Tuesday next
24 January 1832	Right	38	Bow Street	Elizabeth Thatcher		Stealing six sheets of tin	Stopped in Clare-market		Discharged
24 January 1832	Right	38	Bow Street	Charles Wilson		Stealing a purse, four sovereigns and one half-sovereign	Pit Entrance of Drury-lane Theatre	John Vickers	Committed for further examination on Tuesday next; the parties bound over to prosecute
24 January 1832	Right	38	Bow Street	John Adams		Stealing a cap	Broad-street, Saint Giles	William Ryder	Discharged
24 January 1832	Right	38	Queen Square	Sarah Ward		Stealing a sheet	Pimlico	Mary Trotter	Committed for further examination on Friday next
24 January 1832	Right	38	Queen Square	James Cannon		Stealing a brass plate	William-street, Pimlico	James Thomas	Committed to Tothill-fields Bridewell for trial
24 January 1832	Right	38	Queen Square	William Frederick Maxwell		Stealing a great coat	Kensington	James Thomas Evans	Discharged
24 January 1832	Right	38	Queen Square	Mary Williams		On re-examination from 20th instant			Remanded till Friday next
24 January 1832	Right	38	Queen Square	Lydia Hester		Stealing three sheets and other articles	Kensington	William Wray	Committed for further examination on Friday next
24 January 1832	Right	38	Queen Square	Nicholas Bennett		Stealing a padlock and hinge	Kensington	John Harding	Discharged
24 January 1832	Right	38	Marlborough Street	John Johnson		Stealing one pound weight of mutton value eightpence		Edward Burgoyne	Discharged
24 January 1832	Right	38	Marlborough Street	Benjamin Clapham		Stealing one pound weight of mutton value eightpence		Edward Burgoyne	Discharged
24 January 1832	Right	38	Marlborough Street	John Driscoll		Stealing one handkerchief value four shillings		Francis Armstrong	Remanded until Friday next
24 January 1832	Right	38	Marlborough Street	George Jones		Re-examination with fraud			Remanded until Friday next
24 January 1832	Right	38	Marlborough Street	Sarah Carpenter		Stealing seven shirts, four handkerchiefs and other articles value four pounds	Long's Hotel, Bond-street	James Markwell	Remanded until Friday next
24 January 1832	Right	38	Marlborough Street	Richard Batten		Stealing part of a turning lathe value thirty shillings		Redmond Welch	Remanded until Friday next
24 January 1832	Right	38	Marlborough Street	Ellen McDonnell		Stealing one basket containing a leg of mutton and other articles value thirty shillings and also four half-crowns	Little Earl-street, Seven-dials	Elizabeth Cook	Remanded until Friday next
24 January 1832	Right	38	Marlborough Street	Henry Grantham		Stealing nine planes, two saws and one square value twenty-five shillings		Joel Grantham	Committed to Newgate for trial
24 January 1832	Right	38	Marlborough Street	Henry Grantham		Stealing a pair of shoes value seven shillings		William Gibson	Detained
24 January1832	Right	38	Marlborough Street		Stolen a complete set of Waterloo Bed Furniture, rose pattern		4 Marshall-street, Golden-square	Thomas Bryan
24 January1832	Right	38	Marylebone	Daniel Roberts		Suspicion of having defrauded the sum of five pounds		Robert Roberts	Discharged

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