... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. With reference to the opinion contained in last week's Lancet, to the effect that the lunacy of the Whitechapel murderer was not yet clearly established, and that homicidal tendency in lunatics waa confined to the desire to kill ...

... paper the low cost of Id. daily. THE EYEXIXG POST. PRESTON ; WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12, 1883. THE DETECTIVE DEPARTMENT. The Whitechapel murderer is apparently still at largo, and it is not pleasant reflection that if, as seems likely, he is maniac, he may recommence ...

... Candey stated that , the ,prisoner took hood of her in the street, and I produced a knife. She aaked„hini if he was the Whitechapel murderer, to-which he replied in the affirmative. She then blew a whistle, which she Laid she had alwaya carried since the ...

... the incom Act which was pessed in the of t! year. Considerable stir was in London yester- day by the news that the Whitechapel murderer had been caught, bat the man who has voluntanly accused himself of these hornble ou is not beheved to be the real monster ...

... • coroner, resumed this afternoon the inquiry into the attending the death Of Acme Chapman. the last victim of the Whitechapel murderer. N., farther witnesses were called. The c ner, summing up, pointed out that the evidence of witnesses seemed to prove ...

... out for these offensive and odious personal attacks and imputations. It is silly and ridiculous to urge that, like Whitechapel murderer, delights in cruelty. And if Irishmen think they can tire us out by such methods, they were nevermore deceived. The ...

... of footsteps. The murderer has left not the slightest clue. The minors first thought the crime was j the work of the Whitechapel murderer but some the colliers and the local police now ...

... retooled, on Wednesday, the inquiry into the mecumstances attending the death of Annie Chapman, the lait victim if Whitechapel murderer. No further witnesse. were called, and the Coroner proceeded to sum up tie pointed out the evident., of various witness); ...

... as the “abnegation of self.” Such * ” ig a quality which will never find favour in the eyes ef the electorate. Tue Whitechapel murderer is apparently still q& large, and it is not a pleasant reflection that if, as seems likely, he isa maniac, he may ...

... LANCASHIRE EVENING POST, WEDNESDAY, !?EPI'EMBER 19, 1888.' THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. THE ARREST OF A FOREIGNER. STARTLING DISCLOSURES. • The landlord of an hotel in Finsbury, where the prisoner Weitzel, charged yesterday with stabbing a youth in Whitechapel ...

... reply to a communication from a committee r gentlemen End-road, as to the offer of • reward for the apprehension of Whitechapel murderer. the Home Secretary has written, through his private , secretary, stating that • if he had considered the a proper ...

... that which our new organisation is able to supply. Nothing, indeed, has been more characteristic of the hunt after the Whitechapel murderer than the want of local knowledge displayed the police. They seem to know little of the bad haunts of the neighbourhood ...