BULBECK, Thomas (1844) – Police Record

Surname: BULBECK
Forename(s): Thomas (1844)

Document Title/Type: Police Record

Description: The police service history record for Thomas found at

the Portsmouth Records office.

Thomas served in the Portsmouth Borough Police.

Research By: James Lee Saunders

Date: 11 April 2008

References: DF/P1/3/1 Page ? and DF/P1/4/1 Page 104

Appendix:

A. Photograph of Police Service Records

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 BULBECK, Thomas (1844) – Police Record

Police Service Record for PC46 Thomas Bulbeck (1844)

Name Thomas Bulbeck 31st February 1892

Age 27 years

Height 5 feet 8 1/3 inches

Hair Brown

Eyes Grey

Complexion Fresh

Date of Birth March 31st 1844

Where born Leigh Havant, Hants

Trade or calling Labourer

Previous public Nil

Service

Date Promotions &c.

8th Aug 1873 Promoted to 2nd Class Constable

4th Jul 1876 Placed at bottom of 2nd Class

1st Jun 1886 Promoted to 1st Class Constable

Promoted to Sergent to take effect on the promotion of PS 22 Fry to
25th Jul 1893
Inspector on the 29th July 1893
12 Feb 1898 Superannuated on £67,15,8 per annum (26/- per week)

7th Jan 1909 Died

Date Summary Report

12th Aug 1872 Not reporting the PC T Bulbeck reported by Inspector Gibbs for having
receipt of a on the 7th Aug received from the ???? a gratuity of 2/6
gratuity and neglected to report the same or to share it with the
other constables who were entitled to a portion therein.
Cautioned by the Watch Committee 13th August 1872.
25th Dec 1872 Worse for drink PC Thomas Bulbeck reported by Acting Sergeant
when on duty Coldrey for being the worse for drink at 11PM on the
25th Dec when on duty in the ??? Road Southsea.
Cautioned by the Watch Committee 14th January 1873.
14th Dec 1875 In beerhouse PC 46 Thomas Bulbeck reported by Sergeant Savage
drinking while on to being in the Blacksmith Arms beerhouse in ??? St
duty Portsea sitting down and drinking at 12.15AM on the
14th Dec when on duty.
Cautioned by the Inspector 15th December 1875.
26th Jun 1876 Worse for drink PC 46 Bulbeck reported by Inspector Reed for being
when on duty under the influence of liquor at 7.40PM on the 26th
June when on duty in ??? St Portsea.
Severely reprimanded and ordered to be placed at the
bottom of his (second) class by watch committee on
4th July 1876.

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