In the midst of her distressing circumstances, Miss Gipsy Grime, the granddaughter of the late Dean of Limerick, has expressed her deep gratitude to the members of the public who generously contributed to her cause. After her recent appearance at Bow Street Police Court, where she faced charges of attempting to take her own life, Miss Grime had been rumored to have received significant sums of money from sympathetic individuals who had read about her plight. However, she has clarified that the only financial support she has received thus far is a modest cheque amounting to £3 2s. 6d., issued by the court.

Despite the relatively small amount, Miss Grime wanted to make it known that she truly appreciates the gesture and wishes to convey her heartfelt thanks to those who contributed. The circumstances surrounding her attempt and subsequent court appearance have undoubtedly taken a toll on her emotional well-being, and the support she has received, regardless of the monetary value, serves as a ray of hope during these challenging times.

Miss Grime’s situation has garnered attention and concern from the public, and their willingness to offer assistance and express their compassion is a testament to the collective empathy that exists within society. While the financial challenges and emotional struggles she faces may still persist, the acknowledgment and support she has received remind her that she is not alone in her journey toward healing and recovery.

It is hoped that Miss Gipsy Grime will continue to find solace and strength in the kindness of strangers, as she navigates the path ahead and works towards rebuilding her life.

Morning Leader – Wednesday 30 December 1903