... other day. About ;rten o'clock a man ?? a common lodging~housei In he Georgo-stroet, not far from the acmne of the last re murder, attempted to ont the throat of a woman In ?? 'vheee company he had been some hours previoneily. e- Only a Blight wound wasB ...

... 3ORtljtBi.E MURDER AT ACTON. A ?? nnurder has taken place at the quiet i' ilttle sn;)urb of Acton, four miles down the Great ai Western line, the ?? of which are as fol. hc lows :-For many years past Mr. John Shepherd, hi t hojise ?? ond painter, and ...

... St .with hard labour P ?? 55S ALLEGED MURDER? AT BELPBR. af SAMueL FALiM1sseeasnou, framework knitter, was on f .Saturday found dead in Btlerst in the midst of a pool- at of blood. Hie had been brutally murdered; four ~ gpaping w~olunds had been inflicted ...

... I -- -- - , .. E7 , THE SHOCKING MURDER AT THSE MAST DN. I I - - . ,-I L - f .~ Ti oTIY SUtLrIAs, a niiddle aged mnaaj, described :s a labourer, 'liring at 7 Wateilt40-couft, WhitedhaVl, as' be'sn p>h red before Mr. Lushington at the Thaies ice urt, ...

... THE ALLEGED MURDER IN SHEERNESS I DOCKYARD. I 1 A - - .A&-c I_ l Pn.EnPOA Urb. On A a special Bitting of the SebernesE Police-court, on Saturday, before Mr. E. J. Athawes, stipendiary in; magistrate, ChOirles Bates, ohief petty officer Of pe H.M.S. Turquoise ...

... this officer met White in the Whitechapel-road, on the 15th August, be at once ,reconised him, end said, John White, I want L you for being concerned with a man named Lee, since binoed, and Dredge, doing time, for murder- ing Inspector Simmonds on the ...

... SEVENTH WHITECHAPEL MURDER NTEXT WEEK'S (DECEMBER 1ST) ILLUSTRATED POLICE NEWS Will contain further Illasbratlona of this FEARFUL TRAGEDY. ThO moeb ouliona item in the entire surround- ligs, Is a large plaeard poeted on the walls of the zexb boom to ...

... and he beard | someone say, Yesj I mean to have her life, and I shall have it. I will serve her worse than the Whitechapel' murderer did. It was a man's voice, I but witness did not see the man. Seeing that the young women- were, in great danger, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... P'IECERss. I COwN of the most shocking as well as treacherous out- rages ever perpetrated ill the South Scas was that of the murder of the Governient agent, Mr. Armstrong, by the natives of Manoba, the details of wvhich have just been rceived in this country ...

... __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _m THE WHITECERAPEL MURDERS, c 'Tillf following are soews further partioulars regardog Psan the arrest and detention of the ?? Alfred Gray, on u suspicion of belog the WhitechaPel murderer, It f appears that Gray a who ia stated to ...