Crime
§ Animal Cruelty
§ Baby Farming
§ Beggars and Vagrants
see also The Seven Curses of London, ch.13-15
— beggars, Mayhew's classification of
— The Mendicity Society (1) (2)
— vagrancy (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
§ Blackmail and Extortion
§ Burglary
§ Con-men and Counterfeit
see also Beggars above
— cheats, Mayhew's classification of
— counterfeit coins (1) (2) (3)
— counterfeit coins, police duties re
— the 'established business' swindle
§ Guns
§ Poisoning
§ Pornography and Indecency
see also Sex - Sexuality
— Holywell Street, as centre for illicit prints
— indecent literature and prints &c.
— police regulation of adverts (1903)
§ Prostitution
see also Female Preventive & Reformatory Inst.
see also Music Halls - Prostitution
see also The Seven Curses of London, Chpt 16-19
see also The St. Marylebone Female Protection Society
— 'The Great Social Evil' (Punch)
— prostitution as 'transitory state'
§ Statistics
§ Suicide
§ Terrorism
§ Thieves
see alsoThe Seven Curses of London, Chpt 7-8
— 'An Eveing with Forty Thieves'
— poisoned flowers & cigars, use of
— robbers of children's possessions
— thieves, Mayhew's classification of
§ Traffic Offences
§ Violence, Murders and Assaults
see also Women - Children, Family and Husband - Wife Beating
— 'Jack the Ripper', mistaken for
— murder: Cecilia 'Sissy' Aldridge, 1870
— murder: Jane Maria Clousen, 1871
— murder: Thomas Galloway, 1871
— murder: Frederick Moon, 1871
— murder: Arthur Bernard, 1872
— murder: Harriet Buswell, 1872
— murder: George Merritt, 1872
— murder: Sarah Ann Rogers, 1872
— murder: Sarah & Christiana Squires, 1872
— murder: Charles Starkie, 1872
— murder: Eliza Venables, 1872
— murder: Parker children, 1873
— murder: Elizabeth Amos, 1874
— murder: Henry Ernest Scrivener, 1874
— murder: William Collins, 1876