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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
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street		A Gamekeeper was shot at and severely wounded by one of three poachers. His Majesty has promised a Pardon to any one of them ( except the person who shot the Gamekeeper )leading to a conviction		Ravensworth, County Durham			A Reward if Twenty Guineas is offered by Lord Ravenscroft to any person ( except aforesaid ) which leads to a conviction
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	Henry Browning		Stealing one tea-caddy	Saint John-street, West Smithfield	Charles Browning	Discharged
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	Mary Derry		Stealing three silver table-spoons and other articles	Baker Street, Spa-fields	Henry Robinson	Discharged
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	Henry Browning		Stealing three silver table-spoons and other articles	Baker Street, Spa-fields	Henry Robinson	Discharged
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	Daniel Menzies		Stealing two loaves of bread	Drury-lane	John Bowler	Committed to the New Prison for trial
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	Sarah Fraser		Stealing one pewter pint pot	Drury-lane	John Cook	Committed to the New Prison for trial
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	Rosina Love		Stealing one shawl	Leather-lane, Holborn	Nancy Greenfield	Committed for further examination on Saturday next
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	John Adams		Stealing one great coat	New Compton-street	Tjomas Dain	Discharged
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	Robert Spear		Stealing one plane	Castle-street, Long-acre	Henry Grosvenor	Discharged
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	James Haydon		Frequenting with intent to commit felony	Covent-garden		Committed to the House of Correction, for seven days
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	James Hunt		Frequenting with intent to commit felony	Covent-garden		Committed to the House of Correction for seven days
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	John Smith		Frequenting with intent to commit felony	Covent-garden		Committed to the House of Correction for seven days
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	William Skinner		Frequenting with intent to commit felony	Wych-street, Strand		Committed to the House of Correction for one month
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	Thomas Skinner		Frequenting with intent to commit felony	Wych-street, Strand		Committed to the House of Correction for one month
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	Edmund Cooney		Stealing a piece of cloth	Long-acre	Christopher Pearse and others	Committed for examination on Saturday next
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	Joseph Watson		Stealing eight pieces of cloth	Long-acre	Christopher Pearse and others	Committed for further examination on Saturday next
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street	Arthur Neal		Stealing three pieces of cloth	Long-acre	Christopher Pearse and others	Committed for further examination on Saturday next
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street		Stolen from the Drilling-room of the Smithery, a Watch-bell, 3qrs 10lbs., and a Brass Furnace-cock, 2qrs 11 lbs weight		Woolwich Dock Yard
1 February 1832	Right	52	Bow Street		Stolen a pair of diamond Ear-rings and a quantity of other jewellery		Brighton			Information to be given to P.W.Mayow, Esq., No 38 Old Broad-street
1 February 1832	Right	52	Queen Square	Thomas Langley		Stealing a watch and other articles	Lambeth	Charles Lindegreen	Committed to Horsemonger-lane Gaol for trial
1 February 1832	Right	52	Queen Square	Sophia Hawkins		Stealing a watch	Almonery	George Graham	Committed for further examination on Wednesday next
1 February 1832	Right	52	Queen Square	James McLoughlin		Stealing a smelling-bottle	Pimlico	George Watkins	Committed to Newgate for trial

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