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Updated: May 13, 2025
The mother previously had distinguished herself. On October 25th, one year after marriage, Mrs. Ginx was safely delivered of a girl. No announcement of this appeared in the papers.
On April 10th, following, "the whole neighborhood, including Great Smith Street, Marsham Street, Great and Little Peter Street, Regent Street, Horseferry Road, and Strutton Ground, was convulsed by the report a woman named Ginx had given birth to "a triplet, consisting of two girls and a boy." The Queen heard of it, as this birth got into the papers, and sent the mother three pounds.
Ginx took the Baby out one night, left it on the steps of a large building in Pall Mall, and slunk away out of the pages of "this strange, eventful history." The Baby piped. The door of the house, a club, opened and the baby was taken in.
Ginx refused "the Papish idolaters" and the Protestant Detectoral Association is brought to the rescue of the child from superstition. A little man with a keen Roman nose he could scent Jesuits a mile off took up the cause of the child and it got into court. The matter became a cause celebre. London was in a turmoil over "the Papal abduction."
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