The Times.
Thursday, 29 November 1888.

Mr. GRAHAM asked whether it was true that Sir H. Blake, the rejected of Queensland, had been appointed Chief Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police.

Mr. W. H. SMITH. - I am sure the hon. member must be aware of the utter absurdity of his question.

SIR W. LAWSON. - Is it true that Mr. Monro has been appointed?

Mr. W. H. SMITH. - It is true.

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Official Documents: Parliamentary Debates - November 12 1888

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Police Officials: James Monro

Press Reports: Daily News - 29 November 1888

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Press Reports: Star - 19 November 1888

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Ripper Media: Jack the Ripper: A Suspect Guide - James Monro

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