Orr's Kentish Journal, 19 April 1862.

Benjamin Baldwin, licensed victualler, Bushey-green, Lewisham, was summoned by Inspector Townsend for permitting gambling in his house, and was lined 5s.

Orr's Kentish Journal, 3 May 1862.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Charlotte Proudman, Stanstead-lane, Lewisham, was summoned by Inspector Townsend for having her beer-shop open before five in the morning.

Discharged with caution and costs.

Orr's Kentish Journal, 1 November 1862.

GREENWICH. POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Samuel Harris, 22, labourer, no address, Robert Whitely, 26, labourer, of Bell Green, Sydenham, and William Brackley, 30, of Bell Green, beer-house keeper, (as yet unknown pub) were charged by George Goldsmith, beer-house keeper, ("Crown Inn") of Bell Green, Sydenham, the former with creating the two latter with attempting to release him from custody. Harris was committed for two months hard labour, and Whitely and Brackley for six weeks each with hard labour.