Secret Sleuths
Dr Nell DarbyInvestigating the history of private detectives, with Dr Nell Darby
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The coroner and the barmaid
Hannah Ward was a servant from Belper in Derbyshire. Born in 1835, she was working as a housekeeper for a local solicitor when she met John Close, a solicitor’s clerk a couple of years her junior. Hannah was swept off her feet, and in the s...
Competition in Glasgow
James Aitken was a Glaswegian private detective, who operated from 1870 until his untimely death in February 1881. He was initially based at 15 Mcfarlane Street, moving his business to 10 Dundas Street at some point between August and Novem...
The "innocent" detective
Some private detectives were law-abiding - others clearly weren’t. But some appear to have been innocent on the surface, when underneath, they were being less than honest.
An Edinburgh detective
A short piece today about a Scottish private detective who I am unable to find much information about. If anyone can add more light as to his detective cases, do get in touch!
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