Folio 134, Union Hall. James Weldy and John Jones, accused under the Vagrant Act...

Folio 134, Union Hall.

James Weldy and John Jones, accused under the Vagrant Act being found in a dwelling-house for an unlawful purpose, Lambeth, victim: Joseph Bayley Haynes, Esq, outcome: Committed for three months hard labour at Brixton.

Henry Bailey, accused of feloniously attempting to break into a house, Newington, victim: Elisha Turner, outcome: Remanded.

Cornelius Fitzgerald, accused of stealing four dead bodies, Newington, outcome: Admitted to Bail.

John Rooney, accused of stealing seven tame rabbits, Newington, victim: William Bartlett, outcome: Remanded.

Margaret Farrell and Daniel Boland, accused of Being common utterers of counterfeit coin, outcome: Discharged for want of evidence.

John Bowden, accused of stealing a pair of shoes, Saint George, victim: Robert Bradford, outcome: Committed for trial at the Surrey Assizes.

George Peters, accused of stealing a silver watch, Camberwell, victim: Thomas Eades, outcome: Remanded.

Ann Burke and Margaret Hillons, accused of fraudulently obtaining a gold ring and four shillings and sixpence, victim: Mary Harris, outcome: Sent to the Sitting Magistrate in London.

Reported crime: Stolen various saws, and iron blacks with brass sheaves, New Lying-in-Hospital, York Road.