Folio 189, Hatton Garden. John Shearing, accused of theft of dead body, Chapel of...

Folio 189, Hatton Garden.

John Shearing, accused of theft of dead body, Chapel of Ease, Pentonville, outcome: Committed for want of sureties.

George Long, accused of theft of dead body, Chapel of Ease, Pentonville, outcome: Committed for want of sureties.

William Davis, accused of theft of dead body, Chapel of Ease, Pentonville, outcome: Committed for want of sureties.

Mary Jones, accused of stealing a bundle, containing wearing apparel, from a child, outcome: Discharged.

Ann Robins, accused of fraud, obtaining bread value twenty-two shillings, Aylesbury Street, Clerkenwell, victim: James Tippett, outcome: Discharged.

Ann Maylam, accused of stealing twelve lead pencils, Holborn, victim: Owen Moriarty, outcome: Discharged.

James Bell, accused of stealing bread and biscuits from their master, No. 90, Cow-cross, victim: Henry Ford, outcome: Committed for examination.

George Rutland, accused of stealing bread and biscuits from their master, No. 90, Cow-cross, victim: Henry Ford, outcome: Discharged.

James Searl, accused of stealing two sovereigns, Norton Folgate, victim: Andrew Brown, outcome: Committed to Newgate for trial.

Henry Hughes, accused of stealing two pounds, sixteen shillings, and sixpence, In the city, victim: John Woodham, outcome: For re-examination on the 5th May.

Janet Stuart, accused of stealing a sheet, a pair of stockings, and two handkerchiefs, St Luke, victim: William Crute, outcome: For re-examination.

William Davis, accused of embezzling a quantity of horse-hair from his master, victim: William Lewis, outcome: For re-examination.

William Copping, accused of felony, Shop in Bird-cage-walk, Bethnal Green, victim: Benjamin Green, outcome: Convicted and committed to the House of Correction, to hard labour, for one month.

Ann Spence, accused of stealing a bed, a bolster, two pillows, two sheets and other articles from her lodging-room, Bethnal Green, outcome: For re0examination on Saturday next.