... JACK THE CYCLE RIPPER Winslow, May 29th Sir, We have heard a lot lately about the Boers, but I ...

... and will deal with many events that have caused world-wide thrill of horror, including the terrible tragedies of JACK THE RIPPER, an endless subject of universal conjecture and discussion. Many of these revelations are the result of the Author’s independent ...

... Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. This is an adaptation of Mrs. Marie Belloc Lownde’s novel, based on the famous Jack the Ripper crimes which horrified London in the 1880's. The film is a real spine-chiller, and is finely acted Laird Cregar, who plays ...

... burning the bushes, cultivation was started on 6th March, 1941. The ant banks were removed by two strokes of the disc harrow. Ripper harrows were than used to make ploughing easier. Care was taken during ploughing to bury the old turf completely ; this was ...

... the public service. Mr. Barnet said he was sorry he should not be able to come and see the presentation. Supt. Pearce was ** ripper.” and they missed him already. ...

... Dr. E. R. Orme, Mrs. Olive Paterson, Mr. C. Q. Cousins. Mr. F. Tt. Hodson. Mr. Brian Reeves, Mr. Robert Strang. Mrs. E, E. Ripper (to serve to 1950), Mrs, Yvonne Rothschild. Dr. R. H. M. Stewart, Dr. G. W. H. Townsend, (iroup-Capt. R. A. O. Elliott. Mrs ...

... supplies of young dairy heifers and yearling beef cattle. Second Hand Machinery Profiteering in second hand tractors> haymakers, rippers and rooters, concrete mixers and other plant essential to farmers and building contractors on urgent war work is prohibited ...

... provided they were introduced the right cases, and at the right time. They would have been of great use in the case of “ Jack the Ripper outrages, because they could have been kept close the spot where all the murders were committed and could have been brought ...

... Blackheath—a much frequented open space and playground London suburb. This crime resembles it» ferocity the murders “,Taek-tlie-Ripper who. forty years ago. terrorised certain districts the East End London bis maniacal attacks on women. In its general character ...

... when are we likely to get them ? Yours faithfully, MARY CATON. Sideways,” Bourton Road, Buckingham. May zoth, 1945- Flag-Rippers To the Editor, Buckingham Advertiser. Sir, May I through your columns express disgust at the petty and wanton destruction ...

... in the East End, of Julius Lipman, nicknamed Leather Apron, a cobbler who, in 1889, fell under suspicion of being Jack the Ripper.” He satisfied the police of his innocence, but the stigma never left him. His business gradually disappeared, and, ne went ...

... Rosewater. Good hack and very temperate; a stout weight carrier, and likely to win races.—Mr. J. Bell, Newmarket, 18gns. Ripper (1904). bay gelding; sire. Eheu (219), Despair (vol. xvii., p. G. 5.8.; dam (317), Abjar; quiet to ride; will make a very ...