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... Faversham vessel in the Tyne on Saturday, and sailed for a French Dort. It was found that his signature corresponded with the fac-simile letters signed Jack the Ripper, and the man's description cor- responded with that oiroulated by the metropolitan polite ...
... sion in black ink, are the words fEloor. Entrance, hack of baaL A third impression, in red ink, places upon the ticket fac-similes of the signatures of 4Fred Acton and C. Herbert Williams, the secretaries. It is manifest, therefore, that the forgery ...
... post of organist and choirmaster of that church. The work was executed by Messrs. T. and J. Bragg, of this city, and is a fac-simile of the baton presented to the late Sir Michael. Costs, at the Birmingham Festival, Mrs. Halford was at the same time presented ...
... was the laying at the feet of the well-known statue of Notre Dame de Paris a fac-simile of the famous banner carried by Joan of Arc in her victorious progress. This facsimile was subscribed for by the Catholics of Prance, and is deposited on the very spot ...
... detail with which their duities aru rscited. An hiterest- ing portion of the chapter on this ssb'bwt is the reproduc- tion in facsimile of a number of doubttful ?? on which authoritative judwment nas been given in the courts, sIr- Park~er has xvritten w hat ...
... described how the signature had been traced, and pointd out] that, although in other respects the forged signature was a facsimile of the genuine one, it was disjointed owingto want of room.-Mr. John Williams, a cerk in the Bank of England, produced a ...
... French detective office was circulated everywhere in English, French, and Italian, with a portait of the criminal and a facsimile of bis writing. Furnished with these documents the police soon came upon Eyraud. As soon as he saw them he drew a revolverand ...
... Fhriday, e4th September Mir. Bogairdt received a second letter, stating that the It writer dlud nut new want the money. Facsimile copies of v the first letter were circulated widely and led to the dis- 5s covery o. the writer. At first he denied everything ...
... ? ' Professor Newman w-ites to the Atheuiceucm as follows: My friend, Mr. John Strachey Hare, has put into my hands the fac-simile of a Greek MS., purchased in Egypt, by Mr. Arden; of Rtickmansworth Park. Telling me that he understood it had not been' ...
... each other well enough. The prisoner then produced the Came notes again, and enquired again if be could produce an exact facsimile of them atL. Witness requested bim to dive his name and address, but he said that wonlmT (lo on another occasion. Wjitness ...
... libel, sues for £50,000. dam-ages, and founds the action upon letters published in !the 2Times last year, including the facsimile letter, and also upon letters anl statements introduced in the O'Donnell trnai. The case will not be called until the 16th ...
... wer intended. .By Mr. Pwrcell: His business wsw estalisiied in 1816 'byhis faither. He~had never before or since printed facsimiles of stamp. ?? thought it was for s .eccles-iasical (Laughtr.) - Bf Mn.-Jones: Ha would oto swear the two smps. piodced. weretwo ...