... WINSLOW'S OPINION. With reference to the opinion contained in last week's Lawet, to the effect that the lunacy of the Whitechapel murderer was not yet clearly (stablithe& and that homicidal tendency in lunatics was confined to the desire to kill one individual ...

... TRH WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. The Inquest on the body of Mary Ann Nicholv, forty-seven, who was found murdered in liuck's.row, Whitechapel, early on the morning of the Ist inst., was resumed on Saturday afternoon before Mr. Wynne Baxter, the district coroner ...

... London larrikin to suppose that he capable of the peculiarly meaningless and utterly loathsome barbarities for which the Whitechapel murder is distinguished. Failing, again, the street rowdy, organised for murder as well as plunder, there is the alaughterman ...

... calumny on the medical profession. The Press Association learns that matter which is thought to have a bearing upon the Whitechapel murders is being investigated by the Metropolitan police. Early on Wednesday morning • man, apparently about 33 years of age ...

... Apron, bring, ing an action for libel against one or more London newspapers for accusing hint of complicity in the Whitechapel murder. The crowd at Alexandra Palace only just escaped a serious accident yesterday. The pressure was so enormous that the ...

... unknown. My evening paper last night was peculiarly gruesome readittg. Two columns of small type were devoted t„, the new Whitechapel murder—a master'tierce of sheer brutality, whether maniacal or otherwise. This read I turned to an account of two extraordinary ...

... referee°, to the murder and mutilation near Gateshead be stated that it was evidently nut done by the same hand as the Whitechapel murder—that at Gateshead being simply clumsy piece of butchery. A telegnwn from the district states that the same opinion is ...