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Robert Charles Linford
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Here is a bit of info about Colin Chisholm, culled from the police orders site :

Joined 1868
Transferred from B division to Ch Inspr L division 1885
Transferred to Supt TA division 1891 (Nov)
Pensioned 1899

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AP Wolf
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Yes Robert
And Ch Inspr Chisholm's home station was Kennington, so right next door to Thomas, which I would think is why he was involved in his case.

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