... a verdict .f wilful murder ?? William Seaman, alias 'Willialn Saunders. W wish to add a high cornpipitent to the rritiesl Schafer for his 'proptt attention, and to Pel!tO constable Richlardson for his efforts to seinre the murderer. It is rumnoured ' the ...

... inflicted by London roughs, was decoyed to a house near Ormonde street, Brick-lane, a, locality rendered notorious by the Whitechapel murders. It appears that he was robbed, badly beaten, and turned into the street in a dazed condition, and suffering from the ...

... waterside resorts in the vicinity of the scene of the murder. The characteristics of the tragedy are so exactly similar to the Whitechapel murders that the police confidently express the belief that the murderer is Jack the Ripper. Another account says that ...

... great interest an st perplexity. The first impulse, not unnaturally, tl was to attribute it to the author of the tl Whitechapel murders, especially as sonic P foolish repoits had been recently in circulation to the effect that he miizht soon be expected ...

... bub brooding over the murder which was committed before his very eyes he had come to the D concinsiou that he committed' the offenca. Let them b look at the number of persons who had given themselves I up for the Whitechapel murders. Sarne of them had ...

... ALBERT BACEERT, chairman of the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee, has written the following letter from Newnbain-street, Whitechapel, dated Friday, to the Daily Chroxiicle :- In connection with the late v Whitechapel murders the most remarkable and sen- ...

... tried for the murder, Sir A. Cockburn prosecuting for the Crown, and they were duly executed. i The above is as remarkable a case as that of the Murder in the Red Barn which was discovered by a dream. The mother of Raria Martin, the murdered girl, dreamt ...

... wife's death by wil- fully neglecting her, gave evidence and denied the allegations. A PARIS MURDER MYSTERY. A nE)iABRUBLE instance of the manner in which murders are sometimes planned and darned out in Paris (says. Dcaziel) has just been brought to light ...

... to l himself and his female companion, probably the 1 unfortunate Emily Matbher. Whether or not the Windsor murder and the Rain- hill' murderer are the same person, and that person the man now on his way by sea from Perth to Mel- l bourne, there is no ...

... field. It WaS betwteer Dsesining's disappearance from South AfricI and hi3 exploits iii full that the prin- ip'al Whitechapel murders were doiirnitted. It has never been satisfacrorily settled where he \7as at this time, andthis nnce;tainty has lent ...

... SUPPOSED MURDERS IN WHITE- CHAPEL. THREE BODIES FOUND. A GRUESOAM~ discovery made in Flower and Dean- street, Spitalfields, has oreated a great deal of excite- ment intlie neighbourhood, and caused manytospecu- late whether this latest Whitechapel horror ...

... ?? -- THE DOUBLE MURDERS AT WHITECHAPEL. SEAMAN BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES! ALLEGED CONFESSION OF SEAMAN; PRISONER'S DENIAL. REMARKABLE. STATEMENTS. PRISONER COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. AN unusual and remarkable scene was wit- niessed in the Thames Police Court ...