Help re Register Newgate Prison Record handwriting

[Fredsboy]

Help please with this one. I can make out personal details (my GGGGGrand Mother) but struggling with column 2 (when brought into custody)  and 3 (by whom and from where committed) - the full record is here https://www.ancestry.co.uk/imageviewer/collections/61810/images/61810_pcom2_216-00239?pId=849454
Thank you in advance
Paul

[Karen McDonald]

It looks a bit like Wands or Wandw, so perhaps Wandsworth? Not sure what the bit under it is, though.

I don't have an Ancestry sub, so I can't look at the link to compare the handwriting.
 

[Bookbox]

When brought into custody – [12 September 1866] Wands[worth] 1 mo[nth]
(the date is dittoed down from 2 entries above)

By whom and from where committed – W. Woolrych, Southwark (Surrey)

So she arrived at Newgate on 12 September 1866, after spending 1 month in Wandsworth Prison. She’d originally been sent to Wandsworth committed by W. Woolrych (magistrate), who had heard the case at the police court in Southwark and then committed her for trial at the Old Bailey. (Newgate was the holding prison for pre- and post-trial prisoners at the Old Bailey)

See here ...
https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=def1-877-18660917&div=t18660917-877

ADDED - Apologies. Looking more carefully at the dates in the Old Bailey transcript, and comparing other entries on the Newgate register page, it seems that Wandsworth 1 month is a sentence she'd served as the result of a previous conviction. Now corrected above.

[Fredsboy]

Thank you both om much. Her son knew Wandsworth prison quite well.... another story. This gives me some more to work with - any other pointers gratefully accepted
Have a lovely day
Paul