Folio 185, Hatton Garden. Thomas Johnson, Henry Crowhurst and William Watkins, on...

Folio 185, Hatton Garden.

Thomas Johnson, Henry Crowhurst and William Watkins, on re-examination, accused of felonies and misdemeanours, outcome: Discharged of this charge, but convicted as a rogue and vagabond. Committed to the House of Correction.

Mary Roberts, accused of stealing a bed and other articles, Battle Bridge, victim: James Couldridge, outcome: Committed to Newgate for trial.

George Fitt, on re-examination, accused of stealing shirts and other articles, Spa Fields, victim: Thomas Maxwell, outcome: Discharged.

James Power, on re-examination, accused of stealing a coat and trousers, Red Lion Court, Saffron Hill, victim: James Power, outcome: Remanded.

John Bays, on re-examination, accused of stealing a pice of beef, HIgh STreet, Pentolville, victim: Thomas Lee, outcome: Committed to Newgate for trial.

James Harding and George Kimming, on re-examination, accused of stealing a ham, outcome: Discharged.

James Young, on re-examination, accused of uttering a counterfeit half crown, Sadler's Wells Theatre, outcome: Remanded.

James Lee, on re-examination, accused of violent assault and wounding, victim: Henry Glover, outcome: Remanded.

Thomas Cutler, accused of stealing sheets and monies, Saffron Hill, victim: James Cutler, outcome: For re-examination.

George Coulson, accused of being in an enclosed area for unlawful purpose, Clerkenwell, outcome: Committed as a rogue and vagabond to the House of Correction.

George Watts, accused of shooting a pistol loaded with gunpowder and ball, with intent to murder, Clerkenwell, victim: Thomas Bullock Watts, outcome: Committed to Newgate for trial.