... resistance. vent their disappointment in furious brutality. Some of the worst types of such wretches are to be found in Whitechapel—fiends who have reached the lowest deeps of infamy and degradation, and to wham the revolting murder and mutilation of a woman ...

... Mtrrmry) that the murders and suicides by lunatics at large amount to an average of fifty week all the year ronnd. The Whitechapel fiend may wall be one of thesn lunatics. Th« tint of th« four reoMU murder* In White* cb»i>'l wm that of woman unidentified ...

... Winslow tells ns that the murders and suicides lunatics at large amount to average of fifty week all the year round. The Whitechapel fiend may well be one of those lunatics, insane p'-rsons hare not great deal of cunning, his discovery may be no easy matter ...

... Winslow toils us that the murders and to by lunaths at taro amount to ea amine, of fifty a we= all the year rouiaL The Whitechapel fiend may well be one of then lanai= and us insane persons have sot =frequently a great deal of cunning, his disnwery may be ...

... be supposed that the curious doings of Mr. HYDE-a sort of nocturnal vampire—have awakened in the crazed brain of the Whitechapel fiend the ambition of becoming the hero of a similar dual existence. Nothing, as we have said, ought to be astonishing in this ...

... —Not even during the riots and fog of February, IMO, have I seen London so thoroughly excited as it is at present. The Whitechapel fiend murdered his fourth victim on Saturday morning and still continues undetected, unseen, and tin, known. There is • panic ...

... suicides by lunatics at large amount to an average of fifty a week all the year round. It is suggested, thi fore, that the Whitechapel fiend may will be one of these lunatics, and as insane pevons have generally a wondrous deal of cut ring his discovery must ...

... in examining all the details of the case. The sooner the police authorities appreciate and act on this the soonet the Whitechapel fiend will be captured and human life in London rendered a little more safe* PROBABLE RELEASE OF PISES. A later telegram says ...

... any of the recent murders, and it has been left to a local member of Parliament to offer £100 for the discovery of the Whitechapel fiend, - and to the inhabitants of the locality to supplement I the sum by another £100. Alter a long and unaccountable silence ...

... February, but these will not, he is sure, affect the present holder of the seal of the Home Office. The search for the Whitechapel fiend continues, and the police affect to be on his track pursuing a safe clue. It may be interesting to adventurous followers ...

... one or fore February, hut these will : ?? i_ s ir. . aifee. the present holder of j - . : ' • Ii uue ...

... lief ore Fehrnan, »; these will not, is nre, affect the prevent 1.'.! ■ the seal of the Home Office. The search for the Whitechapel fiend ooniinves and the police affect be on his track . due. It may be interesting ailventurous of the new and fashionable ...