... conclusion was come to respecting the site for the new Wimbledon. Some arrests were made yesterday in connec- tion with the Whitechapel murders, but nothing came of them. The Baroness Burdett-Coutts has offered the sum of £1 a week to any person giving evidence ...

... post-mortem examination. Dr Bond, it will be remembered, had a great experience of The Whitechapel Murders. Strange to say, during the night a number of rumours of similar murders in different parts of London were circulated, and the Superintendent at Scotland ...

... up for committing a murder up a court in High-street, Whitechapel, about two o'clock oil Tuesday morning. Last December I came here. He added that be had come from Africa, and that he had the knife with which he committed the murders specially made for ...

... trator of the Whitechapel horrors. They are fully confident that it was done by someone who knew the lad and who lived in the locality. THE BODY PHOTOGRAPH li' D. For the purposes of identification, a photogranh was taken on Tuesday of thQ murdered boy tjin ...

... Manchester yesterday, Sir Wilfrid Lawson presiding. There is nothing farther of importance *to chronicle in regard to the Whitechapel murders. At Spalding yesterday, as a local ironmonger 'was showing a customer a gun, it exploded, and a man named John W. Read; ...

... THE LONDON MURDERS. TRIAL OF BLOODHOUNDS. The man arrested on suspicion of being the Whitechapel murderer, in consequence of his leaving soma bloodstained clothes to be cleaned, has been released, it being shown that be recently cut his hand severely ...

... determine. Did he commit all the Whitechapel murders I h No. rapped the spirit. He is one of a gang of twelve who have sworn to commit these crimes, and different members of the gang have done the various murders. At this juncture the current of magnetism ...

... five million francs. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS ARREST OF A MEDICAL MAN, On Saturday 'afternoon, a communication was received from Birmingham detectives to the effect that a man suspected of being concerned in the Whitechapel murders had left Birmingham by ...

... at the bottom of the Whitechapel mur- ders ? It would be interesting to know what is the mysterious clue which Mr Montagu Williams, the well-known police-magistrate, professes to have obtained in reference to the Whitechapel murders. In Later Leaves, the ...

... besides having been shorn of head and limbs, had suffered the peculiar mutilation inflicted upon the victims of the Whitechapel murders, and was in a state of decomposition justifying the belief that the crime which it mutely attests was committed at about ...

... atrociou-i character, every detail being similar to thle Jack the Ripper murders in London. The prisoner, it is ascertained, visited London at the time several of the Whitechapel murders were committed. ...

... military or semi-military organization. A military police is not an efficient machine for the detection of crime, as the Whitechapel murders conclusively proved. And with a civil police we should not have witnessed the brutal attacks in Trafalgar-square, or ...