... Professor W. P.ipr, of Universaty College, Sheffield, on Metal Wi ork as a Form of Manutl Instruetion ini Schools. Mr. Ripper said hlia object was to call attention to tho need of a more thorough and more carefully- organired svstoyn of instruction ...

... much as she likes inxid. the buildinga. Don't attach any importance to a woman telling you she will serve you like Jack the Ripper. It costs more than five shillings to break a police- manms arm. Th'e sual trick, after a Yerdict against yo, is to sell ...

... ?? ?? -6 ?? 7 31, 7 31 c 7 VW. b. St. Lniaii,5'ac.Coes. 731 7 ?? it Ditto, Oto Prceferred ?? 18 3 17% t i 41t~ A n'iennia ripper ?? - j' ?? 4 , r3ibl' er. Ceotminsereal' Ban 03 ?? Oct. 3. Oct~ 2. Call Mneoy, United Staten Gor. Bonds ?? 212 p c. 1tj 9 ...

... Artillery.-79862 Gunner G. A. St. .Johntltts Anbhularice, Brigade-110 Private F. 2nd Devonshire T1kfimnt.-4941 Private B. Ripper- Ioyat Lniroamster lIogiment.--2461 Privato Walpole. 2nd Middlese3x Rgimeort-5417 Lance-Corporal R. watson1. 13th Bat-te-ry ...

... d of Great Windmnil-street. W.C. The whole of the circum- stancres surrounding the discovery strongly sugest; a Jack tile Ripper tragedy, portions of a3 wovain's bodiy being found done it, in a bun dle in a butcher'a calt. it appears that early on Christmas ...

... e.r, 0 f clauses carry out tl'e decision «f the Committee was postponed until Thursday. HOSPITAL, Till-; GERMAN JACK THE RIPPER. ...

... Talk o’ the Hill Colliery, near Crewe, late Monday night several men have lost their live*. Further details of the recent Ripper murder in Whitechapel are given another column. Thomas Butler, a quartermaster-sergeant in the Army Service ( orps. was charged ...

... But, if the Jingoes howled for my dismi-sal and expatriation, ana if some of them scot anonymous letters signed ‘‘Jack the Ripper,” and so on, threatening life and the dynamiting of the house I lived m with wifs and family, Mr. Jelliooe’s shrieking Jingoism ...

... LIBERAL DISUNION UNDER MR. GLAD STONE. You would think from what yon hear cow that ( had discovered one of ibe vie;, of Jack th“ Ripper, newly kitloni. mutilated, aim in ail its naked and siler.t horror. But w discovery of mme. has been obvious and patent every ...

... sea mil© and a half away. In Rye Bay, too, trawling is carried on, but who can distinguish a Rye herring now or hears of a Ripper? Once London, fish-loving London, at leas;, waited for tho Rye Rippicrs who drove from the coast with horsey tish-iaden but ...

... reported in yesterday's Dally News —the outcome of a street row in the very heart of the district rendered notorious by Jack-the-Ripper's series of atrocities. Thrawl-strcet. Oommereia 1-street, Whitechapel, was the scene of the deadly struggle which a labouring ...

... these slightly vapid, though harmless enough, variations well-worn themes—with the doings of subalterns, mqstly described “ rippers and “real good chaps,” of “ horn little flirts, of grasswidows and Kcandal-mongering dames, etc., on a background of club ...