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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
2 October 1832	Right	158	Bow Street	William Rymer	Absconded with money		8 Bridgewater Place, Manchester	John Griffith		Mr Lavender, Police Office, Manchester. £10 reward
2 October 1832	Right	158	Bow Street		Breaking and entering; theft of a silver pint, a pair of tablespoons, a musical snuffbox, two pistols, a black frock coat, a microscope, four sovereigns, three handkerchiefs, a gold brooch with a statue of Napoleon inside, two silver pencil cases, a pipe with the head of Napoleon, three books and other articles.		Nag's Head, New Compton St, Soho	Mr W Emmott
2 October 1832	Right	158	Bow Street	James Porter	Escaped prisoner (charged with horse stealing)					John Sparrow, constable of Wolverhampton. £10 reward plus all reasonable expenses
2 October 1832	Right	158	Bow Street	George Spencer	Committed for stealing a watch		Convict Gaol, Springfield, Essex			Thomas C Neale, Governor of Springfield Gaol
2 October 1832	Right	158	Bow Street	John Cale		Stealing a chestnut mare	Uxbridge	Rebecca Barngham	Discharged
2 October 1832	Right	158	Bow Street	Ann Davis		Stealing a blanket, a pillow and other articles	Water St, Arundel St, Strand	William Hambler	Discharged
2 October 1832	Right	158	Bow Street	Ann Williams		Stealing a blanket, a pillow and other articles	Water St, Arundel St, Strand	William Hambler	Discharged
2 October 1832	Right	158	Bow Street	Ann Williams		Unlawfully pawning a stolen blanket, pillow and other articles	Water St, Arundel St, Strand	William Hambler	Fined 20 shillings and the value; in default of payment committed to the House of Correction for one month
2 October 1832	Right	158	Bow Street	Mary Ann Bacon		Stealing a handkerchief	Broad St, St Giles	Edward Beer	Committed for further examination
2 October 1832	Right	158	Bow Street	William Lambert		Uttering counterfeit coin	Castle St, Holborn	John Catt	Discharged
2 October 1832	Right	158	Bow Street		Stolen: A portmanteau cut from the Post Chaise, containing a gold ring, a gold locket, a gold heart, a mourning locket, a cornelian heart, a gold pin with garnet, a pair of black velvet bracelets, a bead bracelet, a gold seal, a brooch, a gilt buckle, a silver pencil case, a memorandum book, a red pocket book, an album full of flowers cut from coloured rice paper, a pair of gilt bracelets, a silk shawl, a silk dress, a white slip, a nightcap, a pair of silk stockings, a pair of shoes, a muslin apron, a pink handkerchief, a salmon handkerchief, a tortoiseshell comb, two small side combs, three cotton towels, a satin Figaro, a music book, and a round black French velvet cape.		Bury St Edmunds			Richard Caney, Police Officer, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. £5 reward for conviction of offenders

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