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Originally posted by Normy View Post
This is mentioned in The Times, 15 November 1888, p. 12. "An arrest was made in the Old Kent Road yesterday evening but the man, whose movements, excited suspicion does not answer to the description of the person who is wanted. Attention was drawn to him by his leaving a shiny black bag at the ThomasaBeckett public house. The police were communicated with, and on the bag's being examined, it was found to contain a very sharp dagger, a clasp knife, two pairs of very long and curious looking scissors and two life preservers. Meanwhile the man had gone to a pawnbrokers and on emerging from that shop was taken into custody in order that inquiries might be made."
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Originally posted by PaulWilliams View Poston the bag's being examined, it was found to contain a very sharp dagger, a clasp knife, two pairs of very long and curious looking scissors and two life preservers.allisvanityandvexationofspirit
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I remember sitting on a London undergound train in the 1970s and a well dressed City guy sitting next to me opened his 'executive briefcase' and I noticed that all it contained was a porn mag and a banana.
And which of the items had he opened the brief case to retrieve?...On a crowded London Tube train, not both I trust?
Dave
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Originally posted by Tom_Wescott View PostAny further details as to whom the bag belonged to?
Yours truly,
Tom Wescott
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