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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
3 February 1832	Right	56	Bow Street		Thomas Herbert, who stands charged with Felony, Escaped from custody					Whoever apprehends and lodges him in gaol; and gives information to Banbury constabulary, shall receive Fifteen Pounds Reward on applying to Mr John Hadland, Woolstapler, Banbury
3 February 1832	Right	56	Bow Street		Two horses stolen, One a Black Horse and the other a Bay Cart Horse		Duckmanston, Derbyshire	William Fearne		Whoever gives information to the owner or Mr Tymms, police officer, Doncaster, shall on conviction receive Ten Guineas Reward, over and above that allowed by the Staveley Association for the Prosecution of Felons
3 February 1832	Right	56	Bow Street		Stolen or Strayed, supposed stolen, a Brown mare and a Black Mare, both of the Nag Kind		Sodbury Common	William Rice and William Holbrow		Both owners will pay a Reward of Five Pounds for the recovery and conviction of the offender, if stolen. If strayed both owners will pay reasonable expenses
3 February 1832	Right	56	Bow Street	John Kennedy		Stealing one copper coal-scuttle and other articles	Holborm	Frances Allen	Remanded till Tuesday next
3 February 1832	Right	56	Bow Street	Edward Clark		Feloniously counterfeiting the handwriting of the victim, in order to avoid paying duty of postage of the letter		Right Honourable Viscount Belgrave	Bailed to appear on Tuesday next
3 February 1832	Right	56	Bow Street	Mary Ranger		Stealing one gown, one pair of shoes and other articles	Cox's-buildings, Kent-street, Borough	William Hewlett	Discharged
3 February 1832	Right	56	Bow Street	John Crook		Feloniously receiving a pair of steps, knowing them stolen	Lisle-street, Leicester-square	Joseph Beaters	Discharged
3 February 1832	Right	56	Bow Street	William Webb		Stealing a set of bed-furniture and two window-curtains	Great Saint Andrew-street, Seven-dials	Alexander Abernethy	Committed for further examination on Tuesday next
3 February 1832	Right	56	Bow Street	Margaret Webb		Stealing a set of bed-furniture and two window-curtains	Great Saint Andrew-street, Seven-dials	Alexander Abernethy	Committed for further examination on Tuesday next
3 February 1832	Right	56	Bow Street	Edward Jones		Stealing two razors and one brush	Great Saint Andrew-street, Seven-dials	Samuel Scrivener	Committed to further examination on Tuesday next
3 February 1832	Right	56	Bow Street	Robert Allen		Stealing one drinking-glass	St Martin's-lane	Thomas Elt	Committed for further examination on Friday next
3 February 1832	Right	56	Bow Street	Thomas Smith		Attempting to pick a pocket	Leicester-square		Committed for further examination on Tuesday next
3 February 1832	Right	56	Bow Street	James Godson		Obtaining the sum of thirty shillings with intent to cheat and defraud	Upper King-street, Red-Lion-square	Samuel Bowler	Discharged
3 February 1832	Right	56	Queen Square	Stephen Wilford		Embezzling two shillings, received by him for his employer	Chelsea	Thomas Winks	Committed for further examination on Tuesday next
3 February 1832	Right	56	Queen Square	Sarah Roberts		Steaking two gowns and other articles	Chelsea	George Lee	Discharged of felony; but convicted of unlawfully pawning the same, and fined twenty shillings and the value

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