Pate Sandwich and Secrets at Sir Timothy's
Sir Timothy resists police pressure while sharing wine and pate with Francis and Francia. He taunts investigators, denies guilt, and questions an alliance with Margaret, Oliver Hilditch’s widow, as tensions over a planned marriage unravel amid dramatic accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Francis
Brerkin
Scotland Yard
Walla
Sir Timothy
Margaret
Oliver Hillditch
Oliver Hilditch
Simeel
Tam Geattlog
Ledsam
Francia
Wong
Buenos Aires
Pieme
Tiothy
Entangling ties amid Sir Timothy's schemes and a hidden case
Frances Ledsam and Margaret confront a clash with Sir Timothy Erast over marriage plans while detective Shopland probes a widening scandal. Rumors of a major crime loom as Wilmore’s disappearance spurs police interest, and a legal note hints at unidentified bodies from Wilson’s Lack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Wilmore
Francia
Kymnasium
Holborn
Kensington
Francis
Wilmore
Shopland
Wainwright
Timothy Erast
Ledsam
Sir Timothy
Timiny
Mr. Ledsam
Timothy Brust
Sir
Oliver Hilditch
Rhopland
Franely
Wilson
Murder mystery amid London crimes and a wavering love
A fragmented tale follows Lednam as he uncovers a murder plot linked to Margaret and her father Sir Timothy Brast. Dinners, alibis, and a missing Wilmore brother propel Lednam toward solving the case while rejecting a romance with Margaret. The piece blends intrigue with strained loyalties and a looming revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillditeh
Hill ‘Diteh
Led #am
Andrew Wilmore
Mesta Hilditeh
Alefe
Adi
Ledsam
Ladwam
Dhare
Margaret
Hilditch
Oliver
Sul
Wilmore
Bir
Timothy Brast
Wilma
Lednam
Sir Timothy
Ledeaam
Ladsam
Ladsay
Thames
Ledsaam
Shopland
Francis
Young Willmore
Francia
Woman Declares Resolve in Proud Parental Exchange
A fragment from a dialogue captures a woman asserting independence and wit while addressing a father figure. The line signals a turn in pride and expectation, highlighting gendered roles and personal ambition within a historical conversation.
Magyar Superstition and Cribbage Oddities Mentioned
The piece notes a Magyar superstition that a woman craving salt at dawn marks witchcraft and urges denying the craving. It also records Jobo Aubrey stating cribbage was invented by Sir John Sucking, who allegedly lived 1002 to 1642, per his Brief Lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie
Margaret
Francis
London
Jobo Aubrey
John Sucking
Weekly Menu and Dessert Ideas From Home Cooking
A miscellany of daily meals and occasional treats outlines breakfast and dinner ideas for each day of the week, plus a collection of light desserts and salads. It includes recipes for baked mackerel, fruit sponge drops, prune souffle, and a pineapple cheese salad, with notes on serving and presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House Rolla
Jettuce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Illips
Oppenheim
Oiarry
Shenty
Sir “Timothy
Wrands
Mr. Ledgam
Margaret Haa
Curzon ‘Street
Margeret
Cage
Ledgam
Foyers
Er Kissex
Minaree
Kanelagh
Lkely
Marga
Cynthia
Hera
Curzon Street
Hedges
Ranelagh
Curzon
Thuwby
Mr. Wilmore
Clarges’ Street
Hatch End
John Phillips
Bedi
Phillips & Bon
Wardour Street
IES Gi
Thackeray
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