New Gravel Lane | COVE - COVE Collective
New Gravel Lane was a lane in Shadwell, in Wapping (London, England). It is now Garnet Street. In London Labour and the London Poor edition: Phase 1. Of the Mud-Larks.
Ratcliff Highway murders - Wikipedia
The two attacks occurred twelve days apart in December 1811, in homes located half a mile apart near the London Docklands district of Wapping, London, England, United Kingdom. The main …
Ratcliff(e) Highway (later St George's Street / now The Highway)
Twelve days later the publican of the Kings Arms in New Gravel Lane [now Wapping Lane] John Williamson, his wife Elizabeth and a servant Bridget Harrington were also killed at home. …
The Ratcliffe Highway Murders - The East End
May 5, 2014 · Twelve days later on the 19 th December at a Tavern called the King’s Arms in New Gravel Lane, a short distance from the original murder site, a crowd of people were …
The 1811 Ratcliff Highway Murders - British Newspaper Archive
Apr 22, 2021 · In December, 1811, all London was convulsed with terror at the tidings of the horrible slaughter wreaked at 29 Ratcliff Highway and 81 New Gravel Lane, and soon, from …
200th Anniversary Of The Ratcliffe Highway Murders | Londonist
Dec 7, 2011 · On 19th December, John Williamson, a publican at The Kings Arm on New Gravel Lane, a little further east along Ratcliff Highway, his wife Elizabeth and a servant named …
Mapping the Ratcliffe Highway Murders - murdermap
Aug 17, 2011 · Approximate location of the murders of Timothy Marr, his wife, their baby and servant boy, at 29 Ratcliffe Highway. The second murder scene, at which a husband and wife …
Thames Police - History Page: The Ratcliffe Highway Murders of …
Two sets of blood stained footprints let away from the scene and a possible witness in Pennington Street reported that he had seen a group of some ten men running away from an empty house …
The Murders on the Ratcliffe Highway: London, December 1811
Sep 30, 2018 · On December 19, a second murderous attack took place nearby at the King’s Arms, a tavern at 81 New Gravel Lane (now Garnet Street). After a constable had heard cries …
WAPPING: BEYOND THE DISPUTE - Mike Jempson
Oct 31, 2018 · Ships entered and left at high tide when bridges were raised on Wapping High Street, Old Gravel (now Wapping) Lane, New Gravel Lane (renamed Garnet Street, providing …
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