... thought was Jack the Ripper's object in cutting up his subjects. He replied that he thought it seemed only a thirst for human blood. He was at once denounced to the police and arrested, the accusation being that he was Jack the Ripper, and that he ...

... communications to be addressed H. Lawson, Esq., Rockhampton. Jack the Ripper Theory. There has been considerable speculation as to the possibility of Deeming being the notorious fiend 11 Jack the Ripper, who has so successfully evaded the clutches of the law ...

... neighbourhood. The police h»v«. doubt that this morning's murder w»s mitted either by the person Avho has the soubriquet of Jack the Ripper a close imitator. The tendency of is in the direction of its being the otfS^g fiend. They are not inclined to credence ...

... murders seemed to amuse rather than annoy him. He laughed loudly when told he was reported to have confessed that be was Jack the Ripper, and he denied that he had ever mentioned the matter to H,.ynes, the solicitor who acted for him at Perth, or anyone ...

... surrounded by a crowd of people, aud it was feared that he would be roughly handled, as he had declared himself to be Jack the Ripper. When making that statement he acLed in a most violent manuer. He flourished his arms about and exhibited a black leather ...

... OF THE TITLES :— THE STORY OF A TERRIBLE VENGEANCE. jrjOCTOR AND POISONER. A RIVAL OF CHARLES PEACE. A FORERUNNER OF JACK THE RIPPER. AN ORGANISED BAND OF RUFFIANS. THE CAREER OF A MAD A CREMATIONIST. A DISAPPEARANCE AND A STRANGE DISCOVERY. THE MAN WITH ...

... National Hunt Flat Race did! not fill. ENTRIES. FARMERS' PLATE.—Peacemaker (6y),The Duchess (5y), Taffy (6y), Lady (4y), Sir Ripper (4y), Hopeful Still (4y), Sharp Sand (4y), TreeHavrk(6y), Tommy.Dodd (aged), Silver Shield (aged), Jenny Wreu (5y), Young ...