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Folio 139, Worship Street. Information: Joseph Dowling, accused of theft of silk,...

Catalogue reference: MEPO 4/12/628

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This record is about the Folio 139, Worship Street. Information: Joseph Dowling, accused of theft of silk,... dating from 1828 Mar 27 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 4/12/628
Date
1828 Mar 27
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Folio 139, Worship Street.

Information: Joseph Dowling, accused of theft of silk, victim: Messrs Racine and Jacques, Bethnal Green.

William Scoggins and Joseph Hart, accused of stealing a quantity of horse harness, Saint Luke, victim: George Pallisier, outcome: For re-examination.

John Gibson, accused of stealing an oak plank, Bethnal Green, victim: Joseph Williamson and John Simmonds, outcome: For re-examination.

William Belford, accused of stealing a two pound weight of tobacco, Tottenham, victim: Joseph Ward, outcome: For re-examination.

George Woolfe, accused of stealing monies, Hoxton, victim: C F Paschoud, outcome: For re-examination.

Catherine Collier, accused of stealing shoes, victim: The Overseers of the Poor of Shoreditch, outcome: For re-examination.

Samuel Benjamin, accused of stealing silver spoons, money and other items, Saint Luke, outcome: For re-examination.

Barnet Benjamin, accused of stealing one ten pound note from a dwelling house, Bayswater, victim: George Wheeler, outcome: For re-examination.

Mary Benjamin, accused of stealing shawls, silk and other items, Saint Luke, outcome: Discharged.

William Warren, accused of stealing two shillings, Saint Luke, victim: Nancy Williams, outcome: For re-examination.

Ann Cox, accused of stealing a sheet, blanket, flat iron and a saucepan, Saint Luke, victim: Sarah Pugh, outcome: For re-examination.

James Wood, accused of stealing a quantity of harness, Saint Luke, outcome: For re-examination.

Reported crime: theft of four coach harness, a trace and four bridles, Romford Road, victim: John Thorogood, reward or information: Twenty five pounds reward offered.

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The National Archives, Kew
Former department reference
No 71
Legal status
Public Record(s)
Closure status
Open Document, Open Description
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C21110173/

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