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   May 14, 2019 · In 1901, there were two Sabini families living in Clerkenwell, in Mount Pleasant and Gough Street. At Mount Pleasant, 45-year-old Octavia Sabini is listed as the head of the household, with his wife Eliza and children Mary (ten), Joseph (eight), George (six) and Harry (four months).

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2. www.islingtongazette.co.uk › news › 21247308Islington’s crime-riddled past revealed | Islington Gazette

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   Dec 17, 2010 · Between the two world wars, the streets of Islington fell prey to the Clerkenwell-based Sabini brothers, the self-made kings of the “racecourse gangs”. Charles Sabini, known as Darby, ruled...

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   He married Annie Emma Potter (1892 - 1978), the daughter of William John Potter, at St Paul's in Clerkenwell, on 21 December 1913. The couple’s known children included at least three daughters and one son. He was a tenor and his favourite song was Rosie Magoola.

4. www.mylondon.news › news › nostalgiaThe grizzly stories behind 9 of London's most notorious ...

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   Jul 30, 2021 · 9. Charles "Derby" Sabini. Charles Sabini was known as "king of the racecourse gangs" and his Clerkenwell-based gang ruled over the south east's racecourses in the early part of the 20th Century.

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   Dec 21, 2016 · Kimber's rival, Charles McDonald, now became Sabini's — their two gangs fought throughout the 1920s. Noah Taylor as Charles Darby Sabini in BBC 2's Peaky Blinders. Photo: BBC

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   For fans of the Peaky Blinders TV series here are images of the real Sabini gang and Charles 'Derby' Sabini the notorious London gangster of the inter-war years. The Griffin pub in Clerkenwell was...

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   Who was Charles 'Derby' Sabini?

   • Brought up in London's 'Little Italy' in Clerkenwell, Charles Charles 'Derby' Sabini grew to prominence after toppling Billy Kimber from his position of reign over Tottenham Court Road and Warren Street. Kimber's rival, Charles McDonald, now became Sabini's — their two gangs fought throughout the 1920s.

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   Who were the Sabini brothers?

   • Between the two world wars, the streets of Islington fell prey to the Clerkenwell-based Sabini brothers, the self-made kings of the “racecourse gangs”. Charles Sabini, known as Darby, ruled over the malicious and crafty Sabinis as they defended their territory against the Whites.

   Islington’s crime-riddled past revealed | Islington Gazette

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   How did Sabini get his name?

   • He first made a name for himself after coming face to face with the Elephant Gang in the pub – named because of their base in Elephant and Castle. Sabini repelled the gang’s attack, knocking out the rival gang leader and breaking his jaw.

   Peaky Blinders' London: A guide to the gang's real-life connections and

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   Who was the king of the Sabini gang?

   • Colorized picture of the Griffin public house which was the headquarters of the Sabini gang. As leader of the Sabinis he was known as the "king of the racecourse gangs" and the Godfather of Little Italy, [ 2] he dominated the London underworld and racecourses throughout the south of England for much of the early twentieth century.

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   Aug 22, 2019 · Sabini, played by Noah Taylor, was a real gangster with a stranglehold on the rackets of Clerkenwell and criminal activities in the City.