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Rekord verktyg Display vyer	River Beat : the story of London's River Police since 1798 Remove from selection Add to selection TitelThe River Beat : the story of London's River Police since 1798 Författare Geoffrey Budworth (author)‎ Sir Paul Condon (author of foreword)‎ PubliceringsortLondon UtgivareHistorical Publications Ltd Publikationsår1997 19th century20th century Paginering144 p. IllustrationerIllus., black and white photographs, black and white drawings Dimensioner252mm x 192mm Materialbook VA461.L6 .B8 1997 ISBN0948667419 AnteckningarInternational Guild of Knot Tyers collection - donated separately by the author Contains a loose 'Corrections' sheet Ämnerivers, Thames River (England), police, River police, Victorians, London Geografiska nyckelordUnited Kingdom, London The history of the River Police, the first modern police force in England, began with rioting, shots and a death. But it helped reform a chaotic and lawless Port of London, which in its heyday saw thousands of ships in a week. Those days are gone, but the policing has continued, and Thames Division celebrates 200 years in 1998.

TitelThe River Beat : the story of London's River Police since 1798

Författare

PubliceringsortLondon

Publikationsår1997

19th century20th century

Paginering144 p.

IllustrationerIllus., black and white photographs, black and white drawings

Dimensioner252mm x 192mm

Materialbook

VA461.L6 .B8 1997

ISBN0948667419

AnteckningarInternational Guild of Knot Tyers collection - donated separately by the author
Contains a loose 'Corrections' sheet

Geografiska nyckelordUnited Kingdom, London

The history of the River Police, the first modern police force in England, began with rioting, shots and a death. But it helped reform a chaotic and lawless Port of London, which in its heyday saw thousands of ships in a week. Those days are gone, but the policing has continued, and Thames Division celebrates 200 years in 1998.