The Towers and the Damsel by the Mill
Vincent, a diamond merchant, resolves to pull down a grim ivy covered mill. He rescues a drowning child with the help of Miss Maverstock, then mentors her sister Daisy Haverstock arriving at The Towers. Rival Gerald Bellew confronts Vincent. a harsh exchange ends with Bellew horsewhipped and warned to respect Miss Haverstock and Vincent’s household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Vincent
Vincent, Rathbone and Vincent
Hatton Garden
Vincent
Jemarble
Hooveng
Cpnt
Williwg
Sis
Theove
Brenda
Miss Maverstock
Mater
Daisy Haverstock
Misa Haverstock
Mattore Tl
Bel- Ton
Gerald Bellew
Daisy Mayer
Bellow
Miss Haverstock
Vingent
Belew
Bellew
Mise Haverstock
Mr. Bellew
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Munter Cade
Robur
James Service & Co. Propriators
Jack Buswell
Oricemaeker
Bunbury
Walter Derby
Carr's
Victoria Street
George Milling
Mercer
Union Bank
W. Zimpel
Hay Street
Perth
Koombana Steam
Tel
Shirlay
Taylor
Robert Forrest
Toronto House
Victoria
TEBET
Bouth-West
J. Gill
Otssle
J. M. Kelly
Royal Mail
Limb and Coal Mercyant
Cap
A. T. Trigwell
Wheelright
Stephen Street
Aghae Shoeing
Court House Hotel
Greenbushes
F. Kinnoment
C. J. Cooke
Fremantle
Geraldton
Jarrahdale
Murchison
Burlington Hotel
Customs House
TH Bushman's
Tom Griffith
Richard Boom
the Rose Hotel
Banbury
L. C. Illingworth
The
Sea
Prince of Wales Hotel
W.L. Marse