... SHEFFIELD UNIVERSITY. PROFESSOR RIPPER'S RETIREMENT. lilt I coined of lite Unit -1 y of hunt Friday mad several a; pointrikents. toe moot important GI which tea.. the of Pr ilcsior P C Lea. irmingnom tniversity. to the chair of germs. in of Emeritus ...

... construction of two howling gretne and ten tennis courts on land adjoining RIPPERS DEATIL—A verdict of Acct. dental death was returned on Friday last I on Jeri* Tinsley (W). ripper. of 17, Frith Read. Hollineenil, who died at his the preview, Wedneaday ...

... the inqueet on Albert 40S. ripper William Street. Worshoro' held at Haraeley. Hr. H. Suttierlawl. pettier logist to the Cousty Cassell. summated 'that anioking not up the irritation aeremary to dancer Yonlel worked etose-ripper at worth Colliery for ten ...

... A riTALLT:Ncr. The first witnens railed Edward Taylor, a trilliers ripper, of GO. Station was Oa ...

... THRYBERGH BETTING CASE. John Ferning 126). ripper, of Whinney Hill. Thribergh, WU6 fined £3 at Rotherham Ice,d Riding Court on Hon.lay, tor having loitered for the purpo6e of betting ut reMt• Thrybergb. on August 12. 116 pleaded guilty. 1.. e. said ...

... on and the took there on Tuesday. A fall of roof at Maltby Main Colliery, sawed the death of Roger Asbemlt (33), colliery ripper. of Maltbv. and seriously in. iced another mon. named Ferns, alio died latet in the Rotherham Hospital. At the itieumt on ...

... Treetop. inquest at Rotherham will be Yearns (23), a martial miner, of bury Road. Maltby. and Roger Aitheroft (IS). colliery ripper, of 43. Salisbury Road. Maltby. Both were killed by a fall of roof at Maltby Main Colliery. and they were after being buried ...

... was given by member* of the Doncaster Road Congregational Chun+, Rotherham. and *loran° *otos were pleiwingly snag by Mr.. Ripper. Tea WOP oerced by Mr*. Redoes, Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Carlton. PARISH corm-IL AND ANNT.IL IfEETINti —.l meeting of the Wicker*lev ...

... at the Pettus House. Mother. ham, nest week. Harry Carey is star to Yellow whieh is to be Miring 'he first three days. and ripper, &A it who hides his identity to, ire revenged oa a map who Mlle) MA otter. The elucidation brings thrill. galore and shoes ...

... 1:Y ANS A. Teen.l.4ll. F..r worth. 3. llah-, ia.l I for R. Mid S. 3 or I. ( 'll A. - : Tot di 2.. 11 LNDSWOUTD WHS. A ('ripper I. W II Troollrr Blackburn 10. W o not out 13. I: total k I oir 3. %ION!, I.ANF: I RI)I-NDr, t'OAI, .ASTON v ARM ATI!. A-ton ...

... Stand, ,- UAL 54) Mi,4l. 50 . r . 2 . .t poker, Too gisf• I,c,mly 4 .m10y. arid wiliNel, t . etni-Puros gu.wanioed volouni (ripper linonsfa toot. dor.. Blue Band 111 rod WI Ma. . 7 & 1, , tued l'noo. 1i 0 I Edge. Unce, 11 A In 1er5..11, , , ..,I paella ...

... the Y.B.A. Branch; Thomas Nicholson past President of the Branch; Richard Newman, President oF Branch; Ernest Skidmore, u ripper; Ernest Cusworth, ruiner. as his said, a - student ot human nature; William llenry IVull, colliery hank-man; John Keithley ...