... yesterday, Mr Broadwood landed two salmon scaling 19 and 8j lbs. respectively. A SRVENTEENT1 CENTURY JAC;; trll RsrrMtR -jack the Ripper, it appoears, was not 1its1iown iA the seventeentfl century. At the British MIseciB is a copy of a black letter ballad ...

... player basing nerd lines in not scaring. Soon after e good dr~ibtrle by Bedior~d, Dunn picken oip. and dashedt c-s-r thle hume, Jack-ccn, however, failed a, goatli After fat. drop-eut oninteresting- pbe-c followed near -the centre, was.te Mre - s re allowed ...

... Greenbank-Led Astray II. (April), agst Captain Archdale's b d Avelon, Aillsopp-Swvan (May1. Mr. Richard H!eury n6s b d' Jack thie Ripper IJI., Mountain Path-Finn Valley (Tune), agebt Messrs. Smyth's be d Sir Samkey (late Trewick),Green Tick -Toledo (March ...

... Maximum beat Hitchpot Waveaway beat Sir Sanford Mntggie Miller beat Woodwren Sir Shanks bean Avelon Sir Shankey beat Jack the Ripper IIT. Orwell II. beat Maid of Iles Morning Star III. beat Master Fergus Swept Erin, a bye Woodia beat Pilate Bell Aliance ...

... lidJJkborugl, is Baldwia .41 Tota m.i..6 £ATOI. ItUitix R~Uz OLD.-At ialton, yestordoay. 4. tocosasrertl. c J. Brook, b T. Jack-eo, b o~l . Rooteltia . - . 0 6 .1-. Z'olsac, c: .nd S Hieseltine.. 12 1 A. aot-Hes'ltme. 01 V/. WaIxer. S .oe .. ...

... 10 30, for Bray; 7, Earlsfort terrnce, rot 3, for Lecan ; 8, Goulgh ?? tnn.-, 10 C0, for Maynootie. . tTHE GERQIAMAN JACK THE RIPPER CASE. Berlin, Mondaf7y. A mnrer naule Ernesit Schulz hlis been arrested by the policc ol suspicios of being ti.e eirderer ...

... Mr. Da;ies's Smnack taking the second award. The GlNdaeth Stakes were carried e off by M1r. 1 Grifhitlhs (Cainar0n) Jack the e Ripper, Mr. Jacksun's J an Leing the runner up. t |PnorsPii) AUSNDiONMEN i r o C1- SH1R I COUNTY CrcTSRT.-r ?? annual meetint ...

... third, £5 fourth and fifth, £3 each. ; I Mr. Samuel H. Connor ns b d Drurnsurn, Badger-Duck, agst Mr. Chas. Ward us b d Jack the Ripper, Mountain Path-Finn Valley. : Mr. Jas. Stevensou us r or f d Di. L., Quaker- Bathwell Park, agst Mr. John Sweeney as b ...

... SyiT-rcs, ior 17 all-aged doc3; £3 each. Winner. £20; ruanner-up, £9 third, £5; fourth and fif th, X3 each. Dramsurn beat .Jack the Ripper. M. L. beat Dr. Dogherty. Lazyv -Nell beat Olone. Handy Harry II. beat Fly G. Lobster beat Inuhicore Lass. Magr ic Miller ...

... tdi no i spendd ?? asayinto English groad. arly, b a ian kik. lot he layto thie Scotch 25.Sane eryfas wrk y Adesen Ee on, and Jack Ocrwhih tok te rme o te ilglih I, catte great esciemen. I thelastfewminues Sol ad moe great efforto to score. Loc chrri arose ...

... the Scotland-yard authorities are coneerned, they do not believe that in the capture of Deeming the mysteriqous fiend Jack the Ripper hah been laid by the heels. They have arrived at this conclusion despite the scores, upon scores of letters which, since ...

... responsible for his actions. PWUSONER'S IDENTITY WITH JACK THE RIPPER. The Melbonrne Standard to-day reports that Deeming has made statements which leave little doubt of his identity with Jack the Ripper. It adds, We think it safe to assert that Williams ...