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The Italian Boy

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by Sarah Wise


  economic depressions of 1815 and 1825

  Edward, Henry

  Edwards, John

  Egan, Pierce

  Elephant and Castle

  Eliot, George

  Elizabeth I, Queen of England

  Ellenborough, Lord

  Elliotson, Dr. John

  Elliott, (owner of Charles Street lodging house) 94

  Ellis, Robert

  employment. See also apprenticeship

  enclosure

  England

  calls for change in

  census of 1801 vs. 1831

  Etchings of Remarkable Beggars (Smith)

  Evangelicals

  Evans, Mr. (toy shop owner)

  evidence. See also forensic medicine

  found at Nova Scotia Gardens

  not pursued by authorities

  science of, at time of case

  Examiner magazine

  executions. See death sentences and executions

  Exposure of the Various Impostures Daily Practised by Vagrants of Every Description (pamphlet)

  Factory Act (1833)

  family life, fragility of

  famines of 1816 and 1817

  fantoccini (puppets)

  Feathers pub

  Ferrari, Carlo (Carlo Feriere/Charles Ferrier). See also Italian Boy case

  attitudes toward, vs. Pigburn

  Bishop, Williams and May charged with murder of

  Brun on

  cap of, Paragalli on

  Colla on

  confessions and identity of

  engravings of

  eyewitnesses and possible killing of

  identity seems established

  Italian Boy body first identified as

  Italian Boy body never positively identified as

  Paragallis and

  reported alive

  Ferrari, Joseph

  Fielding, Henry

  Field Lane

  Figaro in London (weekly)

  figurinai (wax and plaster artists)

  Fire of London (1666)

  Fleet River

  Flowerpot pub

  Fontblanque, Albany

  forensic medicine

  Fortune of War (formerly Naked Boy) pub

  Forty Thieves (children’s gang)

  “Four Views of London” (essays)

  France

  Freemasons

  free trade

  French Revolution

  Friends of the Bill for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

  Friends of the Oppressed

  Gall, Dr. Joseph

  Gardner, Mr. and Mrs.

  Garibaldi, Giuseppe

  Gavin, Dr. Hector

  General Illumination of 1831

  George IV, King of England

  George pub

  Gissing, George

  glass manufacture trade

  Globe and Traveller (newspaper)

  Godwin, George

  Gordon Riots of 1780

  Grainger, Edward

  Grainger, Richard Dugard

  Grainger’s private anatomical school (Webb Street)

  Anatomical Theatre of Medical Specimens

  dissecting-room book of

  Grampus (prison hospital ship)

  Grant, James

  Great Expectations (Dickens)

  Great Marlborough Street magistrates office

  Great Windmill Street School of Anatomy

  Green, Joseph

  Green Ground. See St. Clement Danes Church

  Grey, Earl

  Guildhall magistrates court

  Guthrie, George

  Guy’s Hospital. See also United Hospitals of St. Thomas’s and Guy’s

  medical education and

  Hackney Express and Shoreditch Observer

  Haldane, Mary

  Hall, Mary Ann

  Halls, Thomas

  Hare, William

  Harmer, James

  Hart, Mr.

  Head, George (Williams’s father)

  Head, John (brother of Thomas Head/Williams), birth and death of

  Head, Mary (Williams’s mother)

  Head, Rhoda. See Williams, Rhoda Bishop

  Head, Thomas. See Williams, Thomas (originally Thomas Head)

  Henoge, Charles

  Henry VIII, King of England

  Higgins, Constable Joseph

  High Church Anglicans

  Highgate

  Hill, William

  Hilton, John “Anatomical John”

  History of the London Burkers, The

  Hitchcock, Mrs.

  Holborn

  Hollis, (body snatcher)

  Holloway churchyard

  Holywell Mount (burial ground)

  Hood, Thomas

  horse market

  Horse Patrol

  Horsey, Samuel

  hospital medical schools. See also anatomists; medical profession; surgeons; and specific hospitals

  Houseless Poor Association

  House of Commons. See also Parliament

  House of Lords. See also Parliament

  Hue and Cry (later Police Gazette)

  humanitarianism

  Hunt, Henry “Orator”

  Hunter, John

  Hunter, William

  Hunterian Museum

  Hyde, David

  Image Boy, The (poem)

  image boys, defined. See also Italian boys

  informants

  payments to

  Isaacs, James

  Islington workhouse

  Italian artisans

  Italian Boy, The (play)

  Italian Boy case (Bishop and Williams case). See also drover’s boy from Lincolnshire; Ferrari, Carlo; Italian boys; Pigburn, Fanny; resurrectionists; and specific anatomy schools, hospitals; legal proceedings, lodgings, pubs, suspects, and victims

  Anatomy Act passage speeded by

  awl and

  “blood money” to witnesses and

  bodies of convicted murderers, after execution

  Bow Street magistrates hearings on

  burial and exhumation of body

  cause of death

  cause of death, Bishop’s confession on

  clothing, as evidence

  confessions and

  confessions and, official

  confessions and, unofficial additional, in newspapers

  continuing mystery of extent of murders and identity of body

  coroner’s inquest and early story on

  corpse, delivered to King’s College

  corpse, viewing and early identification of

  crime scene analysis and detection and

  decline of, into obscurity

  destitute parents view body, in hopes of finding lost children

  entertainment about, after execution

  executions and

  eyes of nation on

  fiction inspired by

  furry cap and

  hamper and

  heart empty of blood, significance of

  identification of body, as “Italian boy”

  identity, Bishop’s confession and

  identity, continuing mystery of

  illustrations of

  indictments and

  jackdaw story and

  last seen alive

  lessons drawn from, in England

  likely solutions to puzzle of

  metal implements and

  mice and

  Old Bailey trial and

  Partridge stories on

  Pigburn murder and

  police searches of Nova Scotia Gardens and

  prints, poems and broadsheets on

  revelations about anatomy schools and

  rumors of more murders and accomplices, after execution

  teeth, displayed by dentist

  teeth sold to dentist

  temple wound

  tortoise and

  unpleasant aspects of life in London revealed by

  well and

 
Italian boys

  child-trafficking and

  display of animals and figures by

  seeks help from Dicity, in 1834

  “Italian Savoyard Boy, The” (Bayly)

  Jack Ketch’s Warren

  Jerome, John

  Johnson, Black Joe

  Johnson, Dr. James

  Johnson, William

  Jones, William. See Williams, Thomas (originally Thomas Head)

  Joseph (victim of Burke and Hare)

  Justin, John

  Justitia (ship)

  Kahn, Dr.

  Key, Charles Aston

  Key, John

  Keymer, Abraham

  King, John

  King, Margaret

  King, Martha

  King of Denmark pub

  King’s College

  Kirkman, John

  Knight, Charles

  Knox, Dr.

  Laing, Allan

  Lamb, George

  Lancet

  Laurie, Peter

  Lewis, Jane

  Life in London (Egan)

  Lillie, Sir John Scott

  Littledale, Sir Joseph (judge)

  “Little Italy”

  Little Windmill Street School of Anatomy. See also Great Windmill Street School of Anatomy

  Lock, Henry

  London. See also City

  beggars and street life of

  gaslights in

  jails, registers of

  lessons about, from Italian Boy case

  loneliness in

  Metropolitan Improvements, underground discoveries and

  migration into

  migration of Italians to

  physical layout of

  place and district names of

  police reform in

  prices of early 1830s

  safety and violence in

  settlement system and

  sewage problem

  street boys, attitudes toward

  unrest in

  London Apprentice pub

  London Hospital

  London Society for the Suppression of Mendicity (Dicity) (Red Lion Square)

  Long, George

  Loniski, Antonio

  Low, Mrs.

  lower classes. See also beggars; poor and destitute; working class

  Macaulay, Thomas Babington

  MacFarlane, Charles

  Macher, (son of army surgeon)

  Magendie, François

  magistrates’ courts, records of. See also Bow Street magistrates

  Malvarham, Barnard

  Mann, Henry

  Marine Society

  Marquis of Anglesey pub

  Marshalsea debtors’ prison

  Martin, Col. Richard “Humanity Dick”

  Martin’s Act

  Mary Adelaide, Princess, duchess of Teck

  Mary Tudor, Queen of England

  Massa, Pietro

  Maule, G.

  May, James

  additional confessions and

  alibi of

  appearance of

  arrest of

  background of

  Bishop’s confession exonerates

  Bishop vs.

  Bow Street magistrates hearings and

  confessions of, on resurrectionists

  coroner’s inquest and

  criminal career of

  Culkin and

  death of

  list of potential killers and

  lodgings of, searched

  medical profession and

  nickname of

  Old Bailey trial of

  pardoned from execution

  physiognomy of

  in prison after trial and

  as resurrectionist

  sale of body and

  smock-frock and

  teeth of boy and

  verdict and

  Mayhew, Henry

  Mayne, Richard

  Mayo, Herbert “The Owl”

  M’Dougal, Ann

  meat markets. See also Smithfield

  medical profession. See also anatomists; surgeons; and specific doctors, hospitals, and private academies

  attacks on

  education and

  memoirs of, on resurrectionists

  Pilcher on resurrectionists and

  reformers and

  revelations about dissections and

  secrecy of, about dissections

  students and burking charges and

  Melbourne, Lord

  Mellon, Harriot. See St. Albans, duchess of

  men

  abandonment of families by

  selling of wives by

  Merritt, Charles

  Methodists

  Metropolitan New Police

  resistance to

  wages of

  Metropolitan Police Act (1829)

  middle classes

  Middlemarch (Eliot)

  Middlesex Hospital anatomy school

  Millbank Penitentiary “Panopticon”

  Mills, Thomas

  Minshull, George Rowland

  animal cruelty cases and

  arrest of Sarah and Rhoda and

  Bow Street magistrates hearings and

  cause of death and

  murder weapon and

  Nova Scotia Gardens search and

  Old Bailey trial and

  parents of missing children and

  Pigburn murder and

  revelations about dissections and

  Shields and

  Thomas and

  Minto, earl of

  Montero, Giacomo, (possible identity of Italian boy)

  Morgan, Henry

  Morning Advertiser

  Morning Post

  Mortimer, Robert

  Murder of the Italian Boy, The (Egan)

  Murders in the Rue Morgue, The (Poe)

  Murphy, (Holywell body snatcher)

  Mysteries of London, The (Reynolds)

  Mystères de Paris, Les (Sue)

  Nag’s Head Court

  Napoleon Bonaparte

  Napoleonic Wars

  National Guardian Society

  National Union of the Working Classes

  New and Comprehensive Vocabulary of the Flash Language (Vaux)

  Newgate Prison

  Debtors Door

  press rooms

  Press Yard

  Newgate Shambles meat market

  New Inn (inn of court)

  New Monthly Magazine

  New Poor Law (1834)

  newspapers

  additional confessions and

  Newton, Sir Isaac

  Newton, William

  Nightly Shelter for the Houseless

  Nottingham riots of 1831

  Nova Scotia Gardens

  condition of, after murders

  description and history of

  killing at, in Bishop’s confession

  neighbors’ testimony and

  obscurity of

  topography of, described at trial

  tours and crowds at, after executions

  Nova Scotia Gardens, No. 2

  Nova Scotia Gardens, No. 3 (Bishop’s House of Murder)

  admission booths in

  description of

  men seen moving sack from

  police searches of

  survey of, for trial

  washhouse

  well

  Observations on Injuries and Diseases of the Rectum (Mayo)

  Observations on the Vagrant Act (Adolphus)

  Observer

  Old Bailey

  as center of carting trade

  executions at

  resurrection culture and

  Sessions House

  Old Bailey Experience (penal-reform volume)

  Old Bailey Sessions House trial

  aftermath of

  courtroom

  date set

  defense attorneys

  difficulties of prosecution

  judges

  jury
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  model of Bishop house made for

  summing up

  verdict

  witnesses for defense

  witnesses for prosecution

  Old Red Lion Tavern

  Old Slaughter’s Coffee House

  Old Street

  Oliver Twist (Dickens)

  On the Truths Contained in Popular Superstitions (Mayo)

  Otter, Rev. William

  “outdoor relief”

  Oxford Street

  Padmore, Robert

  padroni

  Palmer, William, the Poisoner

  Paragalli, Joseph

  Paragalli, Mary

  Paris

  abattoirs of

  Revolution of 1789 and

  parish constables

  parish relief

  Parliament. See also House of Commons; House of Lords

  Parliamentary Select Committees

  on Anatomy (1828)

  on Destitute (1816, 1821, 1828)

  on Fleet River (1837)

  on Medical Education

  on Policing (1828)

  on the Police of the Metropolis (1828)

  on the State of Smithfield Market (1828)

  Partridge, Richard

  background of

  dissects Bishop’s body

  grants to, for corpses

  Italian Boy case and

  life of, after trial

  Paterson, Mary

  peddlers

  Peel, Robert

  Pelham, Cresset

  “penny gaffs” (performances)

  Perceval, Alexander

  Phillips, Charles

  Phillips, S.M.

  Philosophy of Living, The (Mayo)

  phrenology

  of Bishops and Williams

  physiognomy

  of Bishops and Williams

  Piedmont

  Pigburn, Fanny (Pighorn, Pickbourne)

  cause of death

  child of

  confessions and

  indictment and

  lessons of murder of

  Pilcher, George

  Place, Francis

  plague of 1664–65

  Plough Inn, Smithfield

  Poe, Edgar Allan

  police. See also Metropolitan New Police

  Police Gazette (formerly Hue and Cry)

  police levy or rate payments

  Police Select Committee Report (1828)

  Pontifex, Henry

  poor and destitute. See also beggars, children

  Anatomy Bill and

  areas inhabited by

  causes of poverty of

  charities attempting to deal with

  history of

  lack of social justice for

  legal restrictions on

  living conditions of

  meat bought by

  Metropolitan New Police drawn from

  middle classes separate from

  number of

  ordinary working classes vs.

  policing of, as game

  poor laws increase

  settlement and

  Smithfield market and

  as source of wonder and intrigue

  Poor Law Amendment Act (1834). See also New Poor Law

  poor laws. See also Vagrancy Act

  poor-rate levy

  poor relief. See also parish relief; settlement system

  Prior, James

 

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