Folio 97, Worship Street. Robert Cripps, accused of violently assaulting, beating...

Folio 97, Worship Street.

Robert Cripps, accused of violently assaulting, beating and wounding his wife who is now in hospital, victim: Ann Cripps, outcome: For further examination.

James Shaw and John Mara, accused of stealing a hat, victim: William Humphries, outcome: For further examination.

John Farrell, accused of assaulting and obstructing the constables and endeavouring to rescue Shaw and Mara from custody, outcome: For further examination.

John Baker alias Snell, accused of stealing a horse, victim: John Hazlewood, outcome: For further examination.

Mary Smith, accused of stealing a basket, Spitalfields, victim: John Brown, outcome: For further examination.

Mary Crockett and Sophia Forster, accused of stealing a quilt, a pillow, a saucepan, a tea-kettle and a frying-pan, St. Luke's, victim: William Fisher, outcome: Committed to Newgate for trial.

Richard Bagnall and Michael Reid, accused as reputed thieves frequenting public Streets and highways with intent to commit felony, outcome: Convicted and committed to House of Correction to hard labour for three months.

Andrew Strachan, accused as a reputed thief of having two skeleton keys in his possession with intent to commit felony, Huxton Square, outcome: Convicted and committed to House of Correction to hard labour for two months.

John Bass and Hannah Bass, accused of stealing a quantity of coals and potatoes, St. Luke's, victim: William Collins, outcome: For re-examination.

John Potter, accused of indecently assaulting and ill-treating with intent to commit a rape, victim: Mary Anne Mumford, outcome: Bailed.

David Dwyer, accused of stealing a coat property of Henry Grafton and a hat property of William Morton, Islington, outcome: For further examination.

Bridget Andrews, accused of stealing a coat and a hat, victims: Henry Grafton William Morton, Islington, outcome: For further examination.

James Chubb, accused of stealing a piece of beef and a dish, Islington, victim: Charles Lovell, outcome: Discharged.

Joseph Parker and William Parker, accused of fraud, by obtaining one sovereign by false pretences with intent to cheat and defraud, victim: Members of a friendly Society, outcome: Committed for want of sureties.