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== History == | == History == | ||
On [[3 February]] [[1909]], [[Ernie Wright]] came Spitalfields market after witnessing the murder of [[Lil Nuttall]], where he attracted the attention of Constable [[Reggie Hawkins]] and took him back to the body. | On [[3 February]] [[1909]], [[Ernie Wright]] came Spitalfields market after witnessing the murder of [[Lil Nuttall]], where he attracted the attention of Constable [[Reggie Hawkins]] and took him back to the body. | ||
On [[10 April]] 1909, another woman was killed by a [[Charrl]] in an alleyway near the market. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Birthright (novel)|Birthright]]'') | On [[10 April]] 1909, another woman was killed by a [[Charrl]] in an alleyway near the market. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Birthright (novel)|Birthright]]'') | ||
Revision as of 21:29, 9 July 2017
Spitalfields market was a market which existed in the 20th and 21st century. It was located on Commercial Street in Spitalfields. (PROSE: Birthright)
History
On 3 February 1909, Ernie Wright came Spitalfields market after witnessing the murder of Lil Nuttall, where he attracted the attention of Constable Reggie Hawkins and took him back to the body.
On 10 April 1909, another woman was killed by a Charrl in an alleyway near the market. (PROSE: Birthright)
In the 21st century, the Eleventh Doctor tracked a symbiotic life form to a warehouse near Spitalfields market. (COMIC: Fashion Victims)
In the 21st century, Tanya Adeola saw something resembling jewellery made from teeth at Spitalfields market. (PROSE: The Stone House)
Behind the scenes
In the real world, there are two Spitalfields markets in London: the Old Spitalfields Market and the New Spitalfields Market. The stories almost never specify which of the two is meant. However, it is the Old Spitalfields Market that is near Shoreditch, where Tanya lived. Additionally, the New Spitalfields Market is supposed to sell fruit and vegetables rather than jewellery.
