... another column will be found an account of some remarkable private investigations made in reference to the previous Whitechapel murders. Both the first and second rounds in the coursing for the Waterloo Cup were completed yesterday, the weather being much ...

... somie trumpery altercation with a woman, pointed the revolver at her. It was near Buck's-row, the scene of one of the Whitechapel murders, so we may imagine the result in public excitement and alarm. The unhappy man was hardly responsible for his actions ...

... the discovery of rimainals was discontinued some = yea ago, and that there is nothing in the cir- cumsn ces of the Whitechapel murders to jnstify a depsrture from the rule. At the Central Criminal Court yesterday Frank Mortirner Iteddington Casey pleaded ...

... brought to justice and punished as he deserves to be. This is but one manifestation of the senseless wickedness which the Whitechapel murders have called into activity, and for which a good many persons richly deserve to be made to smart. The publio must have ...

... leave to be accounted for wa rre were all murders of women-one being that of ba he Alice MEenie, whose murder on the 17th of thi 'hat July, 1889, was the last of the crimes known th( pon as the Whitechapel murders. of The timber trade, according to a circular ...

... cases, which b ~tappears to meian instanc~s of patients whose intellects have been affected 'by brooding over 0 the Whitechapel murders, have recently beenr. .Y reported at the Banstead Lunatic Asyluim. The 23: it Special prominence in other patients of ...

... bystander. How w would a year's crime in London look if it was aE all got together in one sleet of paper ? at t.Ab ! Whitechapel murders and lL. se 1 Tory artists are evidently rather hard up for f new subjects, and are therein at a disadvantage as compared ...

... know also ,that the sentiment of the Irish people at large cou- demns these real crimes as strongly as we condemn the Whitechapel murders. Ahbut the laws of morality .rooted in the traditions of all civilized races there is no Ddifference tetween English ...

... against I us the Colonial policy of the Government, and the past Lot was his best justification for doing so. I n- THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. ao~n- A STORY FROMI TUNIS, es. [THROUGH RZUTER'S AGENCY.) Al- PAISM, Jase. 15. is- ?? Petit JournaZ publishes a telegram ...

... only to the last murder, to the others alo, especially having regard to the fact that in the case of the first murder, committed last Christmas, according to the dying testimony of the victim several persons were concerned in the murder. Mr. MATTHE WS-Oiving ...

... outcry Ha, .P., over a case that in London would ho forgotten to- ma sle- morrow if there were a repetition of the Whitechapel im Wv. murders or some, more scandals from the Gold Coastdi the connected with Mr. Stanley's vo~ages'-(hear)-I say hal the we would ...

... possibility that this murder-for murder it seems to be-belongs to an order of horrors different from those peon. liar to Whitechapel. For just now, unfortu- 3nately, we have a rich variety of undiscovered I crimes. There is the Whitechapel series; but Lthat ...