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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
25 January 1832	Right	40	Bow Street		George Lay stands charged with having knocked down and robbed a man, stealing a Purse containing money, and a Gold Watch		Sutton Courtney	Edward Pullen		Twenty Pounds Reward will be paid on conviction of the offender. Apply to the Treasurer of the Sutton Courtney Association
25 January 1832	Right	40	Bow Street	James Law		Stealing a handkerchief	Strand	Thomas Hawkins	Committed to Newgate for trial
25 January 1832	Right	40	Bow Street	John Nash		Stealing a handkerchief	Strand	Thomas Hawkins	Committed to Newgate for trial
25 January 1832	Right	40	Bow Street	John Gell		Stealing two coach windows	Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields		Discharged from the felony; but convicted of unlawfully possession and committed to the House of Correction, for fourteen days
25 January 1832	Right	40	Bow Street	Ann Cronin		Stealing one garden stool	Vere-street, Clare-market		Discharged
25 January 1832	Right	40	Bow Street	Ann Hawkins		Being a common utterer of base and counterfeit coin			Committed for further examination on Monday next
25 January 1832	Right	40	Bow Street	Walter Williams		Being a reputed thief, frequenting with intent to commit felony	Carey-street		Committed to the House of Correction, for two months
25 January 1832	Right	40	Bow Street	Emily Addington		Stealing two pieces of copper	Covent Garden Theatre	James Smith	Discharged
25 January 1832	Right	40	Bow Street	Rosetta Ellis		Stealing two pieces of copper	Covent Garden Theatre	James Smith	Discharged
25 January 1832	Right	40	Bow Street	William Smith		Stealing twelve calve skins	Blackmore-street, Drury-lane	Thomas Hawkins	Committed to Newgate for trial
25 January 1832	Right	40	Bow Street	Eleanor Barber		Uttering one counterfeit shilling	Monmouth-street	Mary Perry	Committed to further examination on Monday next
25 January 1832	Right	40	Bow Street	Charles Perrington		Attempting to pick pockets	Wych-street, Strand		Committed for further examination on Saturday next
25 January 1832	Right	40	Bow Street	John Glynn		Frequenting with intent to commit felony	Little Queen-street, Holborn		Discharged
25 January 1832	Right	40	Bow Street		Stolen from a Warehouse the following :- one dozen Rummers , with feet , French cast of a unique appearance, seven glass Vases, twelve Candlesticks, thirty Scent-bottles, eleven Violet-pots, a quantity of Toys and other articles, a small Cheese and an old Coat		13 Size-lane, Bucklersbury	Mr Hammond
25 January 1832	Right	40	Queen Square	James Read		Stealing two casks of cement	Vauxhall Bridge Road	Jacob Mercer	Discharged
25 January 1832	Right	40	Queen Square	John Connor		Stealing fifty-four pounds weight of lead	St Ann's-street, Westminster		Discharged from the felony; but convicted of having unlawfully in his possession and fined forty shillings
25 January 1832	Right	40	Queen Square	John Ball		Stealing fifty-four pounds weight of lead	St Ann's-street, Westminster		Discharged
25 January 1832	Right	40	Queen Square	Joseph Randall		Stealing a waistcoat and two shillings	Union-court, Westminster	William Johnson	Committed for further examination on Monday next
25 January 1832	Right	40	Queen Square	Mary Smith		Stealing a waistcoat and two shillings	Union-court, Westminster	William johnson	Committed for further examination on Monday next
25 January 1832	Right	40	Queen Square	Rebecca Simpson		Stealing a waistcoat and two shillings	Union-court, Westminster	William Johnson	Committed for further examination on Monday next
25 January 1832	Right	40	Queen Square	Mary Davis		Stealing one blanket	York-street, Westminster	James Taylor	Discharged
25 January 1832	Right	40	Queen Square	Amelia Farrell		Stealing one blanket	York-street, Westminster	James Taylor	Discharged
25 January 1832	Right	40	Queen Square	Frederick Somerfield		Stealing a till and four shillings	Lambeth	Charlotte Waters	Committed for trial, at the next Surrey Sessions
25 January 1832	Right	40	Queen Square	John Hough		Embezzling fifteen-pence, amd other sums, received by him for his employer	Lambeth	James Joslin	Committed for further examination to-morrow
25 January 1832	Right	40	Queen Square	Elizabeth Howard		Stealing one pocket-book and nineteen shillings		John Bamping	Discharged
25 January 1832	Right	40	Queen Square	Ann Fisher		Stealing a blanket		Harriet Bengough	Discharged

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