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... m c k THURSDAY JULY 18 1991 13 Jack the Ripper revisited Workshop Coulsdon continues its Twenty- First birthday celebrations revisiting highly successful 1983 musical production Jack The Ripper The Fiend of Whitechapel may seem an unlikely subject ...
... not feeling well, but went school the morning. The singing lesson was taken Mr. Ripper. Air. MacMahon: Did you sing?— No. Why not?— Because I bad a headache. Did Mr. Ripper oome. acrosw to you?— Yes. What ...
... lump of wood. A despatch from Liuz. Austria, reports the atrocious murder of woman similar in circumstances to the .Tack the Ripper crime# which agitated London some years ago. ...
... violin solo of Miss Clench at the concert iu question was the one exception. A .series of murders closely resembling Jack the Ripper’s have lately been committed on schoolgirls and young married women in Austria. No trace can found of the murderer. ...
... this ing, a woman, aged about twenty-five fouod in Chambers-atreet with her thro Ramours were at once circulated that the Ripper ” bad again commenced hish work, but the police doubt this, as th was not mutilated. Great excitemen vaile. The body was found ...
... chirpy cockney good spirits is jack the Ripper when tries well captured by director James kill his next victim in her Hill the opening scenes home A terrific fight ensues in which takes us to a thriving which the Ripper sets fire to East London pub noted as ...
... evidence some of which is from Scotland Yard’s most confidential papers The last chapter deals with the Ripper’s real-life imitators such as the Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe who was arrested at 40 his young wife Diana Passion romance Michael Jackson and Sir ...
... punishment. The Chairman asked the witness if it was not necessary that all (or|K>ral punishment should lie entered the book. Mr. Ripper replied not as he had understood it. Mr. MacMahon: Have you ever known another school where there has been the omission from ...
... 13ft. 9in. by-12ft., senllery 13ft. 9in. far 7ft., larder, coal cellar, w.c., and eaMyed shed 10ft. sft. In which a port. Ripper is placed. A notable feature the rooms is the bright effect of the glased. brick fire places and the within foot of th« ofiotnv ...
... Fordson Tractors, Karrier Motor Lorry, 12-h.p. Austin Saloon Car, 7-h p. Austin Van. Tractor and Horse Ploughs, Tractor Disc., Ripper, Zig-zag. and Grass Harrows. Manure Distributor, Elevator. Hay Loader. Tractor Trolleys, Carts, and Waggons. Massey-Harris ...
... 21b Mr. T. Drake 1 Mr. C. lieveson Gower's VIOLET CIIARLESWORTH. aged, 12st. 71b. Mr. De Crespigny Mr. W. Dawtrey's JACK THE RIPPER, aged, 12st. 2lb Mr. Jackson 3 Mr. 11. Nicholson's Viceroy V., aged, 12st. 2lb Mr. J. North 0 Violet Charlesworth made play ...
... Jack the Ripper will finally be revealed But in the meantime the popular Mid Surrey theatre company offers its solution as seen through the eyes of playwrights Denis de Mame and Ron Pember The company is presenting the show “Jack the Ripper” at the Epaom ...