Folio 191, Hatton Garden. Henry Saunders, accused of Burglary and theft of five thousand...

Folio 191, Hatton Garden.

Henry Saunders, accused of Burglary and theft of five thousand pounds and upwards, Ledbury, victim: Messrs Webb and Son's Bankers, outcome: For re-examination on Wednesday next.

Daniel Featon, accused of uttering a counterfeit half-sovereign, White-conduit-house, victim: James Robson, outcome: Discharged.

James Lee, accused of assaulting and wounding, whereby life was in danger, victim: Henry Glover, outcome: Discharged, but committed for want of sureties.

Henry Chapman, accused of stealing two bottles and a half of wine, and some meat and bread, No. 43, Cumming Street, Pentonville, victim: Mrs Gaven, outcome: Discharged.

Henry Punters, accused of Intent to commit felony, Leather Lane, Holborn, outcome: Committed for one month to the House of Correction.

Benjamin Hoseman, accused of stealing one hammer and one bill-book, outcome: For re-examination.

Reported crime: theft of chest, containing a quantity of leghorn bonnets, value one hundred pounds, Stolen out of cart between Old"Change and Saint Paul's churchyard, victim: Mr Solomon.

Folio 191, Worship Street.

James Pye, re-examined, outcome: Discharged.

John Donohough, re-examined, outcome: Committed to Newgate for trial.

Thomas Powell, re-examined, outcome: Discharged.

Elizabeth Martin, accused of stealing a coat, a waistcoat, pair of trousers, a pair of stockings and other articles, Saint Luke, victim: Richard Cotter, outcome: For re-examination to-morrow.

Thomas Brown, accused of stealing a stove and one window-blind, Saint Luke, outcome: For re-examination to-morrow.

Robert James, accused of stealing a sovereign, Shoreditch, victim: William Oldham, outcome: For re-examination to-morrow.

Charles Buxton, accused of stealing a handkerchief, Shoreditch, outcome: For re-examination on Friday.