Ripperologist 147: December 2015

[AdamNeilWood]

OUT NOW: RIPPEROLOGIST 147!

Contents include:

EDITORIAL: THE ANNIVERSARY WALTZ
by Adam Wood

THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF
DETECTIVE INSPECTOR EDMUND REID
by Nicholas Connell

BROTHER ABBERLINE AND
A FEW OTHER FELLOW NOTABLE FREEMASONS
by Lindsay Siviter

JTR FORUMS: A DECADE OF DEDICATION
by Howard Brown

FROM THE ARCHIVES:
SWEATED LONDON BY GEORGE R SIMS
From Living London Vol 1 (1901)

FROM THE CASEBOOKS OF A MURDER HOUSE DETECTIVE:
MURDER HOUSES OF RAMSGATE
by Jan Bondeson

A FATAL AFFINITY: CHAPTERS 5 & 6
Nina and Howard Brown

VICTORIAN FICTION:
THE LAST HOUSE IN C-- STREET
by Dinah Maria Mulock (Mrs Craik)

REVIEWS
Jack the Ripper- Case Solved, 1891 and more!

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[GUT]

Got it.

Read it.

GREAT AS ALWAYS

[Pcdunn]

Excellent issue, full of very interesting articles and information. I particularly enjoyed the articles on Reid in retirement, Abberline's Masonic career, and the Murder Houses of Ramsgate (the latter kept me up reading later than I should have!)

Sim's article on the sweatshops of London was wonderful from a history buff's perspective, and I think the Archive feature is a very good one.
I also find the book reviews very useful.

Thanks, and keep up the good work!

[Elamarna]

hi i am a little confused, i signed up in november and got issue 146 sent to my email, nothing yet for 147, is this normal or has something gone wrong.

Steve

[Wickerman]

hi i am a little confused, i signed up in november and got issue 146 sent to my email, nothing yet for 147, is this normal or has something gone wrong.

Steve

We generally get an email where we can download our own pdf's.

[Elamarna]

thanks,

i have sent an email today to make sure i am on the list.

steve

[Rosemary]

Reasons to leave

Excellent issue, full of very interesting articles and information. I particularly enjoyed the articles on Reid in retirement, Abberline's Masonic career, and the Murder Houses of Ramsgate (the latter kept me up reading later than I should have!)

Sim's article on the sweatshops of London was wonderful from a history buff's perspective, and I think the Archive feature is a very good one.
I also find the book reviews very useful.

Thanks, and keep up the good work!

I also enjoyed the sweatshops article. Now I know why my great grandad left the West End Ryder's Court sweatshop he was born in & moved to British Honduras to start over as a grocer. He did embroidery as a youngster, must have been mind-numbing & nerve-wracking.