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Folio 83, Marlborough Street. Upon being questioned, suspect fled leaving suspected...

Catalogue reference: MEPO 4/12/375

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This record is about the Folio 83, Marlborough Street. Upon being questioned, suspect fled leaving suspected... dating from 1828 Feb 23 in the series Metropolitan Police: Office of the Commissioner: Miscellaneous Books and Papers. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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MEPO 4/12/375
Date
1828 Feb 23
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Folio 83, Marlborough Street.

Upon being questioned, suspect fled leaving suspected stolen items, Green's Court, Little Pulteneny Street.

Sarah Rowe, accused of stealing one blanket, one sheet, and one rug, value 10 shillings, from furnished lodgings, victim: George Wood, outcome: For re-examination.

James Bailey, accused of stealing two gallons of wine, value 36 shillings, victim: William Lovegrove, outcome: For re-examination.

John Herring, accused of breaking and entering; stealing one gown, two shawls, and other articles, along with a quantity of money, Streatham Mews, Bloomsbury, victim: James Steward, outcome: Newgate for trial.

John Boyle, accused of stealing two hammers, three rasps, one file, and other articles, victim: John Braithwaite, outcome: Newgate for trial.

John Morris, accused of Uttering one counterfeit half-crown, outcome: Discharged.

Eleanor Callaghan, accused of stealing one blanket from furnished lodgings, victim: George Wood, outcome: For re-examination.

Reported crime: Theft of eight silver spoons and one pair of sugar tongs, Windmill Street, Saint Pancras, victim: William Etheridge.

Reported crime: Theft of a brown gelding, a collar, and a coach bridle, King's Arms, Hanwell, victim: Mr William Tollit, reward or information: £10 reward paid by Mr William Tollit, coach master, Uxbridge; and £5 from the Uxbridge Society for the protection of property on conviction of the offender.

Theft of flageolets and flutes, Regent Street.

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The National Archives, Kew
Former department reference
No 43
Legal status
Public Record(s)
Closure status
Open Document, Open Description
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C21109920/

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