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Arthur Aldrich died c1916. He was found drowned in a ditch. His body had been there for approximately 2 weeks |
Blackfriars Street was North Clough Lane before 1845. Address given as Blackfriars Road 1845 -1861 and as 39 Blackfriars Street from 1871. Monday March 22nd 1858 - Elizabeth Barber, brothel-keeper and Sarah Ann Magrath, a married woman and one of the former's `family' were accused of stealing a £5 note from Joseph Eastwood, master of the `Helen' of Goole. He had slept at the house kept by `Mother Barber' at 16 Regent Street and found the money gone in the morning. At midnight a woman resembling Barber had purchased some brandy from the Clough Fleet Tavern and offered a £5 note, which landlady Mrs. Pilch produced and Eastwood was able to identify. The prisoners were committed to trial. Demolished following closure. |