Folio 133, Hatton Garden. Information: Michael Sullivan and Catherine Sullivan,...

Folio 133, Hatton Garden.

Information: Michael Sullivan and Catherine Sullivan, accused of theft of various items including a goose feather bed, Holborn, victim: Mary Bassi.

Reported crime: Robbery of a plain silver watch with steel link chain and one plain gold seal by a young man, Henry Street, Gray's-Inn Lane, victim: Mr Thomas Smith.

George Cursham, accused of forging the acceptance of John Rooth Cursham to a bill of exchange, outcome: Discharged.

Charles Robinson, on re-examination, accused of stealing a weight of cheese, victim: Thomas Harland, outcome: Committed to Newgate for trial.

William Condon and Joseph Waters, on re-examination, accused of stealing carpenter's tools, victim: John Adams, outcome: Committed to Newgate for trial.

Thomas Palmer, on re-examination, accused of stealing one watch, victim: Ann How, outcome: Discharged.

Thomas Enville, on re-examination, accused of stealing a watch and monies, victim: Margaret Johnson, outcome: Discharged.

William Francis, on re-examination, accused of stealing a mare, outcome: Remanded.

Mary Connor, on re-examination, accused of stealing one pair of boots, victim: George Fisher, outcome: Remanded.

John Muskett, William Middleditch and Mary Ryder, on re-examination, accused of stealing a set of dish-covers, victim: John Miles, outcome: Discharged.

Mary Welch, accused of stealing dishes, a plate, knives and forks, victim: William Bacon, outcome: Committed to Newgate for trial.

Maria Palmer, accused of stealing two shillings and sixpence, Shire Lane, victim: Thomas Evans, outcome: Discharged.

John Harris, the younger, accused of stealing two shirts, two handkerchief, victim: John Harris, the elder, outcome: For examination.

Peter Chapman, accused of stealing a half-sovereign, victim: Richard Todd, outcome: For examination.

William Willis, accused of stealing seven pounds ten shillings, victim: William Cooper, outcome: For examination.

Richard Jones, accused of stealing books, victim: William Hughes, outcome: For examination.

Maria Deacon, accused of stealing a diamond pin, victim: Richard Webb, outcome: Discharged.

Frances Wright, accused of stealing about sixteen pounds weight of quicksilver, outcome: For examination.