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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 January 1832	Right	48	Bow Street		A house was broken and entered and about two Pounds in Half-crowns, sheets, blankets , a Tea-caddy and a quantity of Wearing Apparel were stolen		Madeley Wood, Salop	Mrs Benington		Five Guineas Reward on conviction by owner or Mr Walter, police officer, Ironbridge
30 January 1832	Right	48	Bow Street		Alfred or Frederick Amor or Hamar, known as Salisbury Fred and Andover-Poll's man, along with four other men, broke into a house, He is supposed wounded by gunshot. Men concerned and in custody are John Appleton, Henry Treasure, James Cully, Edward Hayter		Pile Hill, Bishopstoke, Southampton	Betty Sim
30 January 1832	Right	48	Bow Street		Two men were attacked, assaulted and robbed of a Pocket-book containing Provincial Notes, one Cheque and a quantity of papers. Also a purse containing Sovereigns and change a Gold Watch, Chain and Seal , a Steel key and some Silver		Southowram Bank	Samuel Freeman and Samuel Hall		A Reward of Twenty Pounds payable on conviction by application to either of the victims or John Brierley, deputy constable of Halifax
30 January 1832	Right	48	Bow Street	Ann Hawkins		A common utterer of base and counterfeit coin			Committed for further examination on Monday next
30 January 1832	Right	48	Bow Street	Eleanor Barber		Uttering one counterfeit shilling	Monmouth-street	Mary Perry	Discharged
30 January 1832	Right	48	Bow Street	Thomas Williams		Stealing a cambric handkerchief	Strand	Henry Abbott	Committed to Tothill-fields Bridewell for trial
30 January 1832	Right	48	Bow Street	Cornelius Mahony		Stealing three tarts	Brydges-street, Covent-garden	Francis Dubois	Discharged
30 January 1832	Right	48	Bow Street	Penelope Bell		Stealing two half-sovereigns and two half-crowns	Shire-lane, Temple-bar	John Lingard	Discharged
30 January 1832	Right	48	Bow Street	James Lee		Stealing a cloak	Arundel-street, Strand	John Conway	Discharged
30 January 1832	Right	48	Bow Street	Cornelius Mahony		Stealing twelve laths	Charing Cross	Thomas Nurse	Discharged
30 January 1832	Right	48	Bow Street		A woman is in custody at Bath, having in her possession about twenty yards of Black Kerseymere which is in two pieces. She is committed for further examination		Supposed to be High-street, Borough of Southwark
30 January 1832	Right	48	Queen Square	Jane Corfield		Stealing a handkerchief	Chelsea	George Webb	Committed to Newgate for trial
30 January 1832	Right	48	Queen Square	James Child		Stealing a watch	Chelsea	Mary Tunks	Committed for further examination on Wednesday next
30 January 1832	Right	48	Queen Square	James Child		Stealing a watch	Chelsea	Henry Marson	Detained
30 January 1832	Right	48	Queen Square	James Child		Stealing a watch	Chelsea	Hunter Tuck	Detained
30 January 1832	Right	48	Queen Square	James Child		Stealing a watch	Chelsea	James Brothwell	Detained
30 January 1832	Right	48	Queen Square	James Child		Stealing a watch	Chelsea	William Houghton	Detained
30 January 1832	Right	48	Queen Square	Robert Xerxes		Stealing a coat	Pimlico	Robert Palmer	Discharged
30 January 1832	Right	48	Queen Square	Eliza Jones		Stealing a handkerchief	Almonry	James Jackson	Discharged

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