... THE WHITECHAPEL TRAGEDY. EXTRAORDINARY DETAILS. AT the Mile End Vestry Hall, Bancroft Road, ou Monday, Dr. Edmuld King Houchin, the Deputy-Coroner for East London, opened his inquiry with reference to the deaths of John Goodman Levy, seventy-five, a retired ...

... as a barman, giving an address in Gibraltar, walk, Bethral-green, with having feloniously wounded with intent to kill and murder a young woman named MIary Ann Johnson by cutting her throat with a razor. The facts of the case will be remembered. Themwoman ...

... TVALGIC. AFFArt US WfflmiscUPL. - I . - . ?? flnfh1-flh i IA SERIOtUS case' of attempted Wife murder occurred in two, IWhitetchapel on Saturday. Richard Harris, a broker's thel man,living at No.1, Britten's-court, Jt. George's-road, E.. rt Ireturned ...

... 3 A SHOCKING tragedy took place between eight and nine o'clock on Saturday night at a Jewish restaurant in Brick Lane, Whitechapel, a man and a woman being shot dead by another man, and a second wroman seriously injured. The restaurant itself is kept ...

... THE SHOCKING TRAGEDY AT WHITECHAPEL. D -4- FURTHER PARTICULARS. RESUMED INQUEST. M B. WYNNE E. BAXTER, Coioner, resumed at the Whitechapel Coroner's Court, on Thursday, his inquiry into the circum- stances'connected with- the deaths of Marta Wysocka, ...

... TaIE TATAL FIRE AT WHITECHAPEL. *uii. US IMaA * All , _ ON Thursday afternoon Mr. Wynne E. Baxter, the East xi London Coroner, resumed his inquiry, at the Whitcohapel WI Coroner's Court, into the ?? attending the deaths of Joseph Hermann, aged twenty-three ...

... L'ratchcrpet sU o laving thed- houseo, e'n C about iALI an hani' 1lerv :d oard tbat Kellyv ccc ha been Inouud'iie e itu~ct murdered, It ceickl( at, hen In clos uron elevcn 'l:k Dr. J., V. (labv, oi sdctnogrnr cwm thie hon body' hu~t, ill reply to c. ?? ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL POISONING CASE. [SUBJCn OF ILLLUSTRATXON.]1 TUn mysterious tragedy of Batty-ntreet, Commercial- road,.Whiteehapels forms the subject of a series of I portraits and other illustrationss In this week's POLICE Nrws, the leading facts being ...

... never got either of his shirts, the Otnor beisf3ts,, book again. exa .t Williatm Ivyes, a pawnbroker, of Lema-s-troet, Whitechapel, tot ed produced a signet ring, which was identfebyhepoeur at ''ffay, from whom she had obtained iit for the avowed purpose ...

... THE ROTHERHITHE MURDER. [S e BJECT OF ILLUSTRtATION.] ANOTHER mysterious murder has to be added to the growing total of metropolitan tragedies. In some respects, indeed, the news which sent a thrill of horrorthroough Rotherhithe earlylast Sunday morn- ...

... PRISONER CHARGED AT POLICE COURT AND REMANDED. The Whitechapel hlor ror engaged atten- tion on M~ondlay at Worship Street Police Court, whell Kate Marshall, forty-four, was brought up, charged with the wilful murder of Elizabeth Roberts by stabbing her in a house ...

... Poplar. This clue led to the farther a discovery that he had been lodging in the German colony at Whitechapel. Eventually his lodging in Suffolk-street, Whitechapel, was found, but he had not been there all Saturday night. The house was watched, and on his ...