... 1o Ad ?? ?? MR. JOYIN HUtMPHREY'S, the East Middlesex coroner, held an inquest at the Weavers' Arms, Baker. street, Whitechapel, on the body of Mary Rowley, aged seventy, who died in the infirmary of the White. chapel Union under distressing circumstances ...

... the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee, writes :— I have received another letter written in the same style and signed in the same way as the letters I received before several of the late murders. The letter is as follows :— George-yard, Whitechapel.—l ...

... Secretary of State for the Hom, Depart- ment if he contemplated offering an additional reward for the capture of the Whitechapel murderer, the hon. member adding that ha did not ask the questloe. out of any desire to embarrass the Govarnment, but because ...

... MORALS IN THE 1 EAST-END. THE Pole, Frederiek Karackzewski, who was accused of the murder of Olga Wisocka and Clement Kosmerowich in a house in Brick, Lane, Whitechapel, was brought up at the Central Criminal Court for trial. Mr. C. F. Gill's statement ...

... is one, that was furnished in connection with the murder of one of the women in Whitechapel by a fruit-stall keeper. . In this case the murdered woman purchased some grapes a short time before the murder took place, and the man who was then with her could ...

... Never was a murder committed in a more 9 deliberate manner for a more paltry object and by men who must have been fully alive from their education to the consequences of their d.ad. Here education scems oaly to have enabled the murderers to devise more ...

... during the whole of Thursday. Her son has missed a razor. _ The mystery surrounding the supposed murderous attack on a woman in Dellow-street, Whitechapel, on Friday continues to be one of the deepest; and although the pollee are following up every clue ...

... the pre-4ence of a criminal who is still at large, and whose oethods to some extent recall those of Jack the tipper at Whitechapel. On the 18th a man and woman —the former of whom described himself as an Italian •iamed Lazarini—engaged a furnished room ...

... Leclercq. JACK TEE RIPPER AND nERCETN MURDERS Is the Whitechapel murderer at work again ? This i.s the' startling question asked by a correspondent, on a con- sideration of the Rairsgate, the Pochester, and the Grays murders. The ivent arid Eis.ex ursrders ...

... had been investi- gated the prisoner, at four o'clock in the morning, was charged with the wilful murder of the man and woman and with the attempted murder of Adele Karinski. In answer he said, through an interpreter- ?? was foolish.' The remand was for ...

... magnificent creature leaped 16 3-10 ft. THE MURDER AT STOCKTON.—An inquest was held on, Saturday night on the body of the woman who was murdered by a blacksmith named William Wood, at Stockton, that morning. The murderer had previously surrendered to the police ...

... the evidence of prosecutor and his wife it appeared that the prosecuter is a saw-isaeer, living at 20, Osborne-street, Whitechapel, and about ten o'clock on the night of the 19th of Jaisuary he was on his way home, and very near to where lie lived, in ...