other · 1890
A narrative excerpt describes a conversation between a detective and a governor about a suspicious individual, possibly a burglar, who arrived at Moor and is staying at a hotel.
What that I left year ago. shall burglar. gran feel the trulle YARD SCOTLAND IN.-FROM POLICE- and Indies he Won't you …
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PersonWilliam Grey
OfficialDETECTIVE
OfficialGuv'nor
Officialpoliceman
PersonSmith
LocationYARD
LocationSCOTLAND
LocationIndies
LocationMoor
LocationMoor-
The Nathalia Herald, No. 351, 1890-02-26.
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