Henry/ Harry Buckley

[JeffHamm]

If Bowyer was sent , and McCarthy followed, who stayed in Millers court to keep a eye on the room.? his 14 year old son ..I doubt it.

Hi Richard,

I've never seen anything to suggest there was someone left to keep an eye on the room. Have I missed something (quite possible)? Or is this an open question? If the latter, I guess I would argue that it appears nobody did.

- Jeff

[Sam Flynn]

I’m sure there would have been no shortage of people who would have stood guard for McCarthy, if he’d wanted them to.

I was thinking pretty much the same, Gary.

[MrBarnett]

It's nowhere said that anyone was posted to keep an eye on the room, but why shouldn't his son have done so, if necessary?

I’m sure there would have been no shortage of people who would have stood guard for McCarthy, if he’d wanted them to.

[Sam Flynn]

If Bowyer was sent , and McCarthy followed, who stayed in Millers court to keep a eye on the room.? his 14 year old son ..I doubt it.

It's nowhere said that anyone was posted to keep an eye on the room, but why shouldn't his son have done so, if necessary?

[MrBarnett]

If Bowyer was sent , and McCarthy followed, who stayed in Millers court to keep a eye on the room.? his 14 year old son ..I doubt it.

A mystery within a mystery...

[richardnunweek]

If Bowyer was sent , and McCarthy followed, who stayed in Millers court to keep a eye on the room.? his 14 year old son ..I doubt it.

[MrBarnett]

Dews Youth I presume..

The Indian Army Pensioner - must have enlisted as a drummer baby.

[richardnunweek]

Dews Youth I presume..

[MrBarnett]

Hi,
I still cannot visualise Bowyer rushing to Commercial street police station, considering it is said he was in bad health.
Regards Richard.

He was suffering from Bright’s disease, from which he would die a few months later. I doubt he broke any records on his way to Commercial Street nick.

[richardnunweek]

Hi,
I still cannot visualise Bowyer rushing to Commercial street police station, considering it is said he was in bad health.
Regards Richard.

[MrBarnett]

Was it Adrianus Morgenstern?

I believe so. It was apparently where his daughter, Wilhelmina, was born in 1877.

Presumably Adrianus and this Patrick Manning both worked at the Fulham Gas Works - though not necessarily at the same time.

[Sam Flynn]

Looking for a possible Patrick Manning, I found an interesting one, a 44-year-old gas stoker living in Stanley Road, Fulham in 1891.

Ring any bells, Gareth?

Was it Adrianus Morgenstern?

[MrBarnett]

Organ!



... I mean, "Groan!"

Looking for a possible Patrick Manning, I found an interesting one, a 44-year-old gas stoker living in Stanley Road, Fulham in 1891.

Ring any bells, Gareth?

[Sam Flynn]

That was truly offal!

Organ!



... I mean, "Groan!"

[MrBarnett]

Maybe, but that'd be specklation on my part.

That was truly offal!