... deter him. Rewards of £100 were offered on both sides without success. Mr Nash then had the letters engraved on wood in facsimile, and the Editor of the Times consented to their insertion, and they filled column of the front page, and startled the newspaper ...

... newspapers. These considerations operated with the authorities in their decision to publish the mysterious communications in facsimile. THE MAN WHO BOUGHT THE ...

... censure for the silly practical joke he had played upon the police. Early in the morning the police posted up at the stations facsimile copies of the post card and letter which pretend to be written by the murderer, and these bills were eagerly read and discussed ...

... the murder of Mary Ann Nicholls in Buck's Row, of which it is believed he was also the perpetrator. The publication of a facsimile of Jack the Ripper's handwriting, and of the supposititious portraits may tend to throw light on the mystery. We are afraid ...

... demonstrated this there is now every reason to belive that the writer of the letter and postcard sent to the Central News (fac-similes are now to be seen outside every police station) is the actual murderer. The police, consequently, are very anxious that ...

... photography, there is now every reason to believe that the writer of the letter and postcard sent to the Central News (fac-similes of which are now to be seen outride every police station) is the actual murderer. The police, consequently, are very anxious ...

... photography, there is now every reason to believe that the writer of the letter and postcard sent to the Central News (fac-similes of which are now to be seen outside every police station) is the actual murderer. The police, conse- quently, are very anxious ...

... endeavour to publish the name of the winuer of the Silver Watch in our issue of Monday first, 15th curt., and will give a facsimile of the winning coypon, In view of the great and widespread interest which is being manifested in the success of the bazaar ...

... THE HANDWRITING OF THE DYING (From the Pall Mal! Gazette.) We are able to present facsimiles of two of the which be last scripts which the Emperor wro' of special interést in connection with the German account of the Tate Em ror’s illness his treat- ment ...

... has yet been given by the authorities for the confiscation. Some persons believe that it is because the book contains a fac-simile of the few words written by the Em Frederick, and Jac-simile of a sovereign’s writing may be lished without the Sovereign’s ...

... Faversham, a vessel in the Tyne, on Saturday, and sailed for a French port. It was found the signature corresponded with the facsimile letters signed Jack the Ripper, and that the man's description cor- responded with that circulated by the Metropolitan ...

... Herald, gave no description of the growth as it originally appeared, nor of its development during the summer of ]£■£. The fac-similes presented are of two of the last scripts which the Emperor wrote Both are in re lation to the circumstances connected with ...