An exploration of the hazardous objects and features found in the Victorian home. The Hazards of Domestic Brewing. In the next few posts, I want to venture out of the house and explore the hazards lurking in the gardens and yards of the Victorian home. Today, I am going to begin with the hazards of domestic brewing. Brewing was an integral part of Suffolk rural life. Whilst in decline in many areas of the country, in rural Suffolk.

Finding queer history in the present. IFPH Students and New Professionals. One of the most difficult elements of researching and writing about past exhibitions is grasping how they looked and how they felt to wa.

A blog for the Old Bailey Online and London Lives. Old Bailey Online Update March 2015. The removal of erroneous defendant.

Detective policing and criminal justice in the Victorian capital. James Jacob Thomson and the Ottoman Connection.

Historical bits and pieces about crime and punishment in Gloucestershire. So last week I made use of my annual subscription to thoroughly study the St Nicholas burial registers. St Nicholas Parish Church, Gloucester. Le Keux from a picture by W. In total, between 1558 and 1785. 24 May 1562, John Ha.

Stories from Shanklin Manor Tales and trails from the sunny Isle of Wight. Tales and trails from the sunny Isle of Wight. A number of seamen are remembered too; some who went down with their ships, such as two stokers who were killed when.

A journey through the life, times and experiences of women in the Long Eighteenth Century. Asymp; Leave a comment. I am sure that most of you are aware of the existence of a pelisse which may have been the property of Jane Austen and is now in the care of the Hampshire Museums Service. Asymp; Leave a comment.