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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 Left 49 Queen Square Joseph Shepherd Stealing a coat Pimlico Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Queen Square Ann Sullivan Stealing three yards and a half of Irish linen Lambeth William Kingston and another Committed to Horsemonger-lane goal, for trial
30 January 1832 Left 49 Queen Square George Adams Being a common utterer of base and counterfeit coin Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Queen Square James Wilson Being a common utterer of base and counterfeit coin Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Queen Square Thomas Jones Being a common utterer of base and counterfeit coin Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Queen Square John Calhan Being a common utterer of base and counterfeit coin Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Queen Square John Davis Being a common utterer of base and counterfeit coin Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Queen Square John Calhan Procuring twelve pieces of counterfeit coin with intent to circulate Kensington Committed to the New Prison, Clerkenwell, for want of sureties
30 January 1832 Left 49 Queen Square Francis Knox Stealing fifty-four yards of plaid stuff Knightsbridge George Drake Sewell and another Committed for further examination on Wednesday next
30 January 1832 Left 49 Queen Square Found on possession and supposed to have been stolen, a gold Hunting Watch with a gold guard and key attached The watch may be seen on application to William Ivimy, constable of the Police office, Queen-square
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marlborough Street Alexander Knight Uttering one counterfeit half-crown Alfred Adams Remanded until Thursday next
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marlborough Street Eleanor Davis Uttering one counterfeit shilling William Thomas Jones Remanded until Thursday next
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marlborough Street James Loader Stealing three brushes value nine shillings George Charlton Remanded until Thursday next
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marlborough Street John Bailey Stealing three brushes value nine shillings George Charlton Remanded until Thursday next
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marlborough Street Daniel Burke Stealing three brushes value nine shillings George Charlton Remanded until Thursday next
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marlborough Street James Birch Possessing with another, seventeen counterfeit sixpences, with intent to utter and pay away the same Remanded until Thursday next
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marlborough Street Thomas Dicker Possessing with another, seventeen counterfeit sixpences, with intent to utter and pay away the same Remanded until Thursday next
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marlborough Street Thomas Bridgman Stealing a pair of stays, one pair of boots and other articles Harriet Quelch Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marlborough Street Thomas Kent Stealing two silver spoons value two pounds John Barfield Remanded until Friday next
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marylebone Robert Jackson Stealing seven newspapers Paddington John Edwards Committed to Newgate for trial
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marylebone Thomas Read Stealing three trusses of hay Bayswater Catherine Johnson Committed to Newgate for trial
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marylebone George Govier Stealing three trusses of hay Bayswater Catherine Johnson Committed to Newgate for trial
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marylebone Elizabeth Stalder Stealing two pounds weight of bacon Marylebone Francis Proctor Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marylebone Charles Maisey Stealing a shift, two wine glasses and a rummer Marylebone William Thompson Discharged
30 Janaury 1832 Left 49 Marylebone John Page Stealing a shift, two wine glasses and a rummer Marylebone William Thompson Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marylebone John Jones A common utterer of counterfeit money Kentish Town Committed for examination on Friday next
30 January 1832 Left 49 Marylebone William Hicken A common utterer of counterfeit money Kentish Town Committed for examination on Friday next
30 January 1832 Left 49 Hatton Garden Jemima Tulikin Gunter Re-examined from 28th instant Saint Andrew, Holborn Overseers of the Poor Discharged as to felony; but convicted of unlawfully pawning one petticoat. Fined twenty shillings and two shillings value, and, in default of payment, committed to the House of Correction for one month
30 January 1832 Left 49 Hatton Garden George Simmons Stealing a loaf of bread and divers biscuits Hugh McDiarmid Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Hatton Garden Edmund Simmons Stealing a loaf of bread and divers biscuits Hugh McDiarmid Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Hatton Garden John Reynolds Stealing one handkerchief St Andrew. Holborn Joseph Cooper For examination on Saturday next
30 January 1832 Left 49 Hatton Garden William Sweeney Assaulting and wounding the victim whereby his life is considered in danger David Madden For re-examination on Monday next
30 January 1832 Left 49 Hatton Garden Joseph Evans Frequenting with intent to commit felony Saint John-street Committed to the House of Correction for one month
30 January 1832 Left 49 Hatton Garden William Godfrey Stealing one printed book value eight shillings and sixpence St Andrew Holborn Edward Rainford Committed to Newgate for trial
30 January 1832 Left 49 Hatton Garden John Brinkley Stealing one shirt and other articles St Andrew, Holborn Thomas Poole For re-examination on Monday next
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street Margaret Cocklin Stealing three yards of linen cloth Saint Luke William Coventry Committed to Newgate for trial
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street William Carter Stealing two books Frederick Graves For re-examination on Wednesday
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street Hannah Carter Stealing two books Frederick Graves For re-examination on Wednesday
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street Hannah Hall Stealing two books Frederick Graves For re-examination on Wednesday
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street Joseph Lyes Stealing a pocket-book and four purses George Henderson Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street Zadock Woolf Stealing a coat James Sanderson Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street Henry Jemmett Stealing a hat Bethnal-green Charles Delaport Committed to Newgate for trial
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street James Rolfe Being a rogue and vagabond found with intent to commit felony Tabernacle-square Committed to the House of Correction, to hard labour, for one month
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street Johanna Sullivan Stealing a bonnet and two aprons St Luke John Sullivan Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street Sarah Lee Stealing a piece of bacon St Luke John Scully Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street Caroline Wase Stealing a piece of beef Bethnal-green William Higgs Committed to Newgate for trial
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street James Adams Attempting to pick a pocket Bethnal-green Henry Carver For re-examination on Saturday
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street Charles Cawket Stealing a child's chaise Sarah Cole Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street John Holding A common utterer of base and counterfeit money Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street Alfred Cox Stealing a piece of iron Saint Luke John Macher Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street Caroline Allen Stealing a silver tea-spoon Henry Crayfer Committed to Newgate for trial
30 January 1832 Left 49 Worship Street John Silvester Stealing a coat St luke William Hanks Discharged
30 January 1832 Left 49 Lambeth Street Sarah Mitchell Stealing two shillings Tower-hill Joseph Major Discharged from this; but committed for one month to the House of correction, as a disorderly prostitute
30 January 1832 Left 49 Lambeth Street John Marsh Stealing two Banbury cakes Postern-row, Tower-hill Henry Busher Discharged from this; but committed for three months to the House of Correction, as a rogue and vagabond
30 January 1832 Left 49 Thames Police John Patrick Stealing three metal capstern-bar cases " Lady East " in the East India Docks Convicted of a fraudulent misdemeanor, and committed to hard labour, in the House of Correction, for two months
30 January 1832 Left 49 Thames Police Elizabeth Harrison Stealing three shillings Shadwell Francis Dring Discharged
30 January 1832 Right 49 Thames Police Mary Ann Bennett Possessing one boiled fowl, six pounds weight of beef, one pound of mutton, twelve ounces of butter, half a peck of onions and one pound of soap, which had been stolen St Clement Danes Convicted of a misdemeanor and fined three pounds
30 January 1832 Right 49 Thames Police Mary Ann Slade Stealing one silver tea-spoon, two pillow-cases and other articles St Pancras William Huse Discharged
30 January 1832 Right 49 Thames Police Richard Christmas Barnes Stealing four iron scrapers and other iron articles Stepney Discharged
30 January 1832 Right 49 Thames Police Magnus Elisha Holland Stealing four iron scrapers and other iron articles Stepney Discharged
30 January 1832 Right 49 Thames Police William Holland Stealing four iron scrapers and other iron articles Stepney Discharged
30 January 1832 Right 49 Thames Police Jane Keagan Stealing one pound and three quarters weight of bread Shadwell George James Pedder Convicted of a fraudulent misdemeanor, and committed , to hard labour, in the House of Correction, for one week
30 January 1832 Right 49 Union Hall A young woman presented eight pounds ten shillings in silver and requested a cheque in exchange. This was later discovered to have been altered to the sum of eighty pounds and ten shillings 31 Waterloo-road, Lambeth Messrs. Parlour, Davis and Grey Information to the Union Hall Officer
30 January 1832 Right 49 Union Hall A house was broken and entered and the following property stolen :- a Black Silk Dress, a quantity of silver spoons, two rings, two necklaces, and other articles including a cash-box 25 Saint Andrew's-road, Newington Mr J T Percy A reward of five pounds will be paid on conviction. Information to R Pople, a constable of Union Hall Office
30 January 1832 Right 49 Union Hall Martha Chambra Stealing three pairs of stockings Newington William Dunnell Discharged from the felony; and convicted of unlawfully disposing of the stockings, and fined twenty shillings and one shilling the value, and, in default of payment, to be imprisoned two months at Guildford
30 January 1832 Right 49 Union Hall Martha Shelley Stealing two shillings and sixpence Christchurch Edward Cannon Further examination on Saturday
30 January 1832 Right 49 Union Hall Mary Quinn Stealing a gold ring Newington Robert Ireson Committed for trial
30 January 1832 Right 49 Union Hall Hannah Hallison Stealing three caps and one handkerchief Newington Mary Ann Unsworth Further examination on Thursday
30 January 1832 Right 49 Union Hall William Woodman Stealing ten sovereigns On board the brig " Harmony " John Davison Discharged
30 January 1832 Right 49 Union Hall Catherine Reardon Stealing five yards of merino and four yards of shalloon St Thomas, Southwark William Keale Heseltine Committed for trial
30 January 1832 Right 49 Union Hall Thomas Glanfield Stealing seven saveloys Lambeth Thomas Glanfield Further examination on Saturday
30 January 1832 Right 49 Union Hall Stolen six Silver Tea-spoons, two Silver Punch Ladles, two table-cloths and various articles of apparel Theobald-street, Kent-road Mrs Knight Information to be given to John Clark, a constable, at Union Hall Office
30 January 1832 Right 49 Metropolitan Police A property was entered and about Twenty Pounds worth of Copper in five-shilling packets and One Pound in Silver stolen " Adam and Eve " Brick-lane, Spitalfields
30 January 1832 Right 49 Metropolitan Police Stolen or strayed a Black mare Chalk Road, Holloway John Jauncey
30 January 1832 Right 49 Metropolitan Police A property was entered by means of skeleton keys and the following stolen :- a silver Watch, articles of apparel, one Umbrella, Tobacco, Tea, four Shillings in copper, one shilling and sixpence in silver 22 Gloucester-street, Hackney-road Mr Austin
30 January 1832 Right 49 Metropolitan Police A prooperty was entered and the following articles stolen :- an octagon silver Tea-pot and Stand, a silver Milk-pot, a silver watch, twelve Tea-spoons and two Table-spoons, a quantity of jewellery 95 Adam-street, Rotherhithe Mr Payne
30 January 1832 Right 49 Metropolitan Police A property was entered by means of a skeleton key and the following articles stolen :- a quantity of silver Spoons, a black silk Dress, a quantity of jewellery, one Japan Cash-box and a Druid's silver Medal 25 Saint Andrew Road, Newington Mr Percy
30 January 1832 Right 49 Metropolitan Police Found two large Silver Table-spoons and six extra large Silver Tea-spoons wrapped in a handkerchief. Supposed stolen Goswell-street Road Apply at the police Station, New-way, Tothill-street, Westminster
30 January 1832 Right 49 Metropolitan Police Stolen a leg of pork, a large white dish, a two-quart Basin with cream, a shin of Beef, twelve feet of two-inch lead Pipe and two Cistern Heads 28 Kingsland-terrace, Kingsland Mr Brooks
30 January 1832 Right 49 Metropolitan Police Found at low water a Bundle containing a woman's shift, a calico Bed-gown and a quantity of long dark brown Hair. Supposed to have belonged to a young person, who may have been murdered In the Thames near the Adelphi Information to be forwarded immediately to Mr Thomas, Superintendent of Police, Covent Garden
30 January 1832 Right 49 Metropolitan Police Stolen from a person while in a state of intoxication, at a Brothel, two pounds seventeen shillings, a Pocket-book, a silver Watch, a chain, two gold Seals and a Key Essex-street, Whitechapel Robert Sheppard
30 January 1832 Right 49 Union Hall Eliza Smith Committed for trial
30 January 1832 Right 49 Union Hall G Smith Discharged

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pedroc

@ Scrumpy Geoff Line 81 should be between lines 75 & 76 - my mistake. Can you insert or will it not matter ?
Also there is a hand written entry which may relate to line 80.

Scrumpy Geoff

The order doesn't matter. I think the hand written entry is simply another person charged and stands alone but I can't read where she is being sent for trial

pedroc

Thanks for that. Also hand written entry looks like Eliza Smith Committed for trial ? Town Hall ? and G Smith Discharged. Shall I add on or leave ?

Scrumpy Geoff

I suggest add and I think Union Hall not Town Hall! And that's simply reinforcing where hearing was. I still can't read where for trial. Perhaps handwriting stars sek or Polly can help

Scrumpy Geoff

Oh, I see what you mean about G Smith. I thought it was a place! So Eliza simply sent for trial but we know not where

pedroc

I've tagged the Smiths at the end - we know not why either !!

Scrumpy Geoff

Thanks

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