The following photo of a copy of The Morning Post front page was posted to The Order Exposed blog last night:
The date is not visible. in fact the only article that seems to have a legible headline is one entitled, "United India Company." The subheading looks to read, "Combination callf..."
While I couldn't find anything about the the United India Company, there is a lot about the East India Company, who even had a vessel named Agamemnon. One of the blue prints discovered by Ian and Jim are for an Agamemnon Class Airship.
The East India Company became defunct in 1874, although an East India Club was founded prior to the company's closing, and acted as an officer's club. The East India Club is still in existence today, as a gentleman's club. The Club's physical address is on St. James's Square, which may tie it to the activities of The Order.
In addition to the gentleman's club, there is an equivalent club for ladies, The University Woman's Club, which is situated in Mayfair. In the right column of The Morning Post page posted, under the advert we can see a headline that reads, "More... wars on Mayfair ...nt."
Not sure where all this is leading to, but it seems a lot was going down in quite a small area.
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