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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 |
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2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Bow Street | Julia Brown | Uttering one counterfeit half-sovereign | Russell-court, Drury-lane | Mary Ann Kent | Committed for further examination on Monday next | ||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Bow Street | George Campbell | Attempting to pick pockets | Russell-street, Covent-garden | Committed for further examination on Tuesday next | |||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Bow Street | James Harris | Attempting to pick pockets | Russell-street, Covent-garden | Committed for further examination on Tuesday next | |||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Bow Street | William Pullen | Attempting to pick pockets | Strand | Committed for further examination on Tuesday next | |||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Bow Street | John Owen | Attempting to pick pockets | Strand | Committed to further examination on Tuesday next | |||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Bow Street | John Foster | Attempting to pick pockets | Strand | Committed to further examination on Tuesday next | |||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Bow Street | Stolen a vast quantity of Gold and Diamond Jewellery and other articles | 72 Grand Parade, Brighton | Marchioness of Hastings | A Reward of thirty pounds is offered by the owner; to be paid on conviction | |||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Queen Square | Mary Wilton | Stealing a gold watch, two seals and a key | Almonry | John Williams | Discharged | ||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Queen Square | George Taylor | Stealing two jugs and two dishes | York-street, Westminster | Thomas Nicholls | Committed to Tothill-fields Bridewell for trial | ||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Queen Square | John Wood | Stealing one hundred weight of coals | Chelsea | Thomas Betsworth | Discharged | ||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Queen Square | Isaac Levy | Stealing eighteen shillings | Almonry | Charlotte Webb | Discharged | ||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Queen Square | Emma Thomas | On re-examination from 20th ult | Remanded till to-morrow | ||||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Marlborough Street | James Williams | Uttering counterfeit money | Discharged | ||||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Marlborough Street | Margaret Smith | Uttering counterfeit money | Discharged | ||||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Marlborough Street | Ann Moran | Uttering counterfeit money | Committed to the New Prison, Clerkenwell, for trial for possessing four counterfeit shillings | ||||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Marlborough Street | Eleanor Davis | Uttering one counterfeit shilling | William Thomas Jones | Discharged | |||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Marlborough Street | James Birch | Possessing seventeen counterfeit sixpences with intent to utter and pay away | Committed to the New Prison, Clerkenwell, for trial, at the next Middlesex Sessions | ||||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Marlborough Street | Thomas Dicker | Possessing seventeen counterfeit sixpences with intent to utter and pay away | Committed to the New Prison, Clerkenwell, for trial, at the next Middlesex Sessions | ||||
2 February 1832 | Right | 54 | Marlborough Street | Ann Beard | Uttering one counterfeit sixpence | George Adams | Discharged |
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