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History: Table of Contents
The Thames Police - by Dick Paterson
Origins of the Thames Police
The Police Establishment
Government Sponsorship - From private to public domain
1900 To WW2
WW2 To Present Day
Thames Magistrates Court
The Early History of Thames Magistrates' Court
by Stanley French
History of Patrick Colquhoun Launches - by PC Bob Jeffries & PC John "Joz" Joslin (ret.)
WWII Veterans
The Green Parrots
The "Silver Role"
The Princess Alice Disaster - PC John “Joz” Joslin (ret.)
'It begs the question'.
'When two lights you see ahead, starboard wheel and show your red'.
'Green to green or red to red, perfectly safe to go ahead'.
'The vessels collide'.
'Thames Division officer on board'.
'Amazing escapes'.
'Crowds gather at scene'.
'Old nuisance in attendance'.
'The Recovery continues'.
'Mass burials'.
'Officials examinine the scene'.
'Inquest findings'.
'A Catastrophe'.
'The Memorial'.
The Wapping Coal Riot of October 1798 - by PC Bob Jeffries
Lead up to the riot.
Death in the High Street
Hyperlink to the Old Bailey trial site
The Ratcliffe Highway Murders of December 1811 - by PC Bob Jeffries
The murders begin.
Panic spreads.
Harriott takes control.
A suspect is arrested.
A verdict is reached.
The grizly procession.
Did others escape justice?.
Was Williams the eighth victim?
Bibliography.
Other
Kentish Independent Court Report. The trial of Inspector John Henry Hambrook
- Saturday May 15th 1858
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