Rediscovering Jack Wannop ('The Most Popular Man in New Cross') and the wrestlers and boxers of 1880s East and South East London 
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But here he is. Alexander Hayes Munroe. You can read a bit more about Alec in my first blog post on Hezekiah, but there’ll be more to come on the blog and my book! 4/4 https://grapplingwithhistory.com/2019/05/07/where-did-you-go-hezekiah-moscow/ …pic.twitter.com/RL9sELMkYO
I should mention that I've collected much more on Munroe's life, career, and death, since writing his brief entry on the blog. Have also been collaborating with the National Archives on a project re. Munroe & Moscow, and look forward to sharing it. So so glad he has been 'found'.
'Frederick Gallanger' was actually Frederick Adam Gehringer, lodging house keeper. He was quite possibly an East End crime lord. Ironically, the notes from the trial give his name as Frederick Dinger! https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=def1-954-18851019&div=t18851019-954#highlight …
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