... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. stated that Mr. Bealey, barrister, has been re™if d / « the prisoner Wainwritht. f« *°' »t»n, the result of night's inquiries f * W of letters' written Lane hare been willingly given up by Mrs- Wilmore, who has charge the children ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. London, Tuesday. This appointed for the re-examination of Henry Wainwnght and Alice Day, charged wi* their possession the mutilatedbody of an female* at present unknown (and supposed to have been murdered) at High-street Borough ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. THE ADJOURNED INQUEST. On Friday the adjourned inquest the remains of the woman supposed to have been murdered was resumed by Mr. W. J. Payne, the coroner for Southwark, the Vestry-room, St. Saviour's Church, London Bridge. Long ...

... crew of the Ellen Southard, capsized last night at the mouth of the Mersey. Some of the rescued crew were drowned. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER, Mr. Serjt. Ballantyne has now been retained, with Mr. Besley, to defend the prisoner Wainwright, who stands accused ...

... length to the English criticisms on his Limurick speech. Thus. George Wainwright, brother of the man charged with the Whitechapel murder, was to-day* apprehended on it charge of deserting his family. To-night's London Gazette contains among the liquidations ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL-ROAD MURDER (Special Telegram.) London, Tuesday. The interest in the Whitechapel murder case seems to increase since the apprehension of Thomas Wainwright as an accomplice, and though noon was the hour fixed for the further examination ...

... ™ _ . LosDojr, Wednesday. Henry and Thomas Wainwright were again examined to-day on the charge of complicity in the Whitechapel murder, the Sonthwark Police-court. George Roger*, foreman to Henry Wainwright, was examined, and gave evidence relating to ...

... THE MURDER The interest in the Whitechapel murder case seems to increase since the apprehension Thomas Wainwright accomplice, and neon .was the hour fixed for the further of the accused, early as nine o'clock the doors the Seuthwark police-court were ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. At the Central Criminal Court to-day, the Recorder, charging the Grand Jury the Whitechapel case, characterized it as one of the strangest he had ever met with. Respecting Ihomas Wainwright, there was little evidence of his having ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. The Grand Jury have found true bills against Henry and Thomas Wainwright. No application has yet been made for postponement. ...

... to claim the Suzerainty of Egypt, in which her naval supremacy would enable her to exercise paramount authority. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. Cbntral Criminal Court, Yesterday. H*nry Wsinwright, and his brother, Thomas G. uwright, the former charged with the ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. wKSght th. 1874, Geo. with M Polan d and the for-g OWD .Mr es- appeared on 1 * oody the second, fir.tpn«^ the general Inhere was in court * l»rge the confid€n pntlic. The c Id them upon the examinations at faring wbic£ charactered ...