The Chieftain: Victorian True Crime Through The Eyes of a Scotland Yard Detective (61 page)

29 Emily Payne
née
Clarke, eldest daughter of George Clarke, with husband Henry and son Charles, 1883 (Author’s own photograph)

30 Sir Richard Assheton Cross, Home Secretary 1874–80 and 1885–86 (Parliamentary Archives, Ref: PHO 11/1)

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Front cover picture credit: A cartoon illustrating the weapons available to burglars and policemen. (
Punch
, 8 October 1881)

Back cover picture credit: Chief Inspector George Clarke, 1877.

(Cobb,
Critical Years at the Yard
(1956))

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