... the scene. His clothes were free from blood-stains, and, in conclusion, Mr. Matthews alluded to the un- discovered Whitechapel murderer, or mur- derers, as a proof of the difficulty of detec- tion. The judge pointed out that in law a child up to seven ...

... there. Apotherrepott says: Abouthalf.pasto one onThurs- day afternoon a man who answers to the descriptioa t of the Whitechapel murderer was arrested in Back Horse-street, Drtdry Lane. He is abot' 5Et. 4in. in htigbt, has the appearance of a PolishlJew ...

... left her, but for his known emulation of the exploits of the miscreant of Buck's-row. He was always talking of the Whitechapel murderer, and, when at length he had a crime to commit on his own account, he nilde a clumsy imitation of his hero's method ...

... thoroughfare like High Street. The police attach no importance to the suggestion which has been made to the effect that the Whitechapel murderer is responsible for what has occurred at Poplar. A later telegram says from enquiries made by the police under the direction ...

... sentence designed to exonerate S man on whom some suspicion had wrongfully fallen. The letter was signed Another Whitechapel Murderer, and it was open to anyone to conclude that the document was but a silly effasion duo to the unhealthy excitement ...

... lodging-house in George-street, Soitallields. The house is next door to the lodging- house in which the last victim of the Whitechapel murderer lived. Mary Smith, the deputy at this establishment, on being interviewed, was some- what reticent regarding the sad ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. | A WILTS TEACHER GIVES HIMSELF UP. At Dalstn police court, on Saturday, Theophil Hanlnat, 24, describing himself as a student, with no home, was charged with wandering, being apparently of ?? mind, at Dunstan row, H~aggeriton ...

... END MURDERS. The police made a singular arrest on Thursday even- ing which was reported to be in connection with the Whitechapel murders. It appears that during the afternoon a man described as a Polish Jew was arrested near Drury-ani, but for what offence ...

... running away across the field; and the other is that it is the crime of a boy who has been reading the accounts of ithe Whitechapel murders. At first it was said that the knife resembled one owned by the father of the murdered boy; bht, horrible as was the ...

... c Clarke on the shoulder, saying, I am Jack, p the Ripper, he bad probably been reading V e up the details of the Whitechapel murders. C I For the-dofence it was contended by Mr Mathews, in d . the course of a powerful speech, that euch a motive. IV ...

... Buhser, hartley, and another man was about hanging and thesufferings of condemned men. Therewas also a reference to the Whitechapel murder. It would be for the jury to I say whether that wasi jet a casual conversation, or whether it arose owing to the prisoner ...