... thinking that perhaps it would be wisest say nothing about it, the same supernatural voice addressed him“ltis murder 1 Will yon conceal a murder? “No,” said Stokes, to himself, “not for my own father I Wainwright returned with tho cab, and fearing that ...

... wa? ** vermin that die the Warr.-o.” Soldiers have nothing do with single murders. They theirs wholesale, and carry license too! Some has a. week for life one bringing Whitechapel b -ast-of-Drey justice. is strange anomaly in human nature. Even amoog the ...

... 1859 theatre in Mobile, in the United States, “Our theatre,” wrote, *' was tho scene of a terrible affair last night; the murder of one of the actors, Mr. Ewing, who was acting with us in ‘My Old Woman’ the part of Cardinal Grrouette, After tbs first ...

... of the residents the East Eud consequent on the refusal of the Home Office to offer reward for the apprehension the Whitechapel murderer, the Spectator observes that the weight of some the reasons given by the Home Secretary is undeniable, and it is clear ...

... such antecedents, if the new chief does not prove himself good man and true, the disappointment will be great. As the Whitechapel murderer gets the credit of making Sir Charles “move on/ perhaps Mr. Monro may turn the tables on the monster ttjnnlng him to ...

... name to be Hemy Wainwnght. that he is »broßh-maker fcavincr large ehop in the Whitechapel road, and married tnanwith children- On his way home Waltham toe »r--oenter is murdered by tramp, robbed a considerable gum money, and body buried under toe floor deserted ...

... bright brown eyes. Tlieir voiocs wore musically toned, and their manners dignified and courteous. The feeling that the Whitechapel miscreant may, after all. escape justico, gains ground. Certainly, as I write, are nearer —that ia, the public mind the ...

... when came within ace of sharing the sad fate of the gallant officer who lies the sleeping victim of unavenged and brutal murder in the Mafeking cemetery. With the good luck characteristic of the main, and thanks to the help accorded Inm by Montskva’a ...

... He was about 38 years age. The Murder of a Police-Constable at Acton. —-On Wednesday afternoon Mr. James Bird, coroner for Western Middlesex, held an inquiry at the George and Dragon Tavern, Acton, respecting the murder of Wm. Davey, a police officer ...

... continued. “Ihave arrived that conclusion. Miss Cballis, by slow and miserable degrees. ■ “ What is a prig? . * “In Whitechapel it means pickpocket—in (he dictionary, * pert, conceited, saucy, pragmatical little fellow.*” “And that Is your definition ...