... and is called The Mexico. In that part of the world they are accus tomed to revolutions. A contemporary states that Jack the Ripper was employed in a laundry. Judging by our shirts, many of his descendants must be in the same employment. From a report ...

... Killer IN the Evening News recently Sir Max Pemberton propounded a fascinating clue new to us, for one to the enigma of Jack the Ripper, in which you needn't pretend you aren't interested. (We can see your ears going up from here.) Namely there was Black ...

... (Baron Henri de Rothschild), at the Ambassadeurs and when, I wonder, shall we have a nice, pleasant little play about Jack the Ripper Malakof, at the Renaissance; La Famille Thingmajig, a new and particularly salacious farce, at the Palais Royal Viktor ...

... which hides so much, and was taken by his landlady for a murderer escaping from justice. She looked upon him, in fact, as Jack the Ripper, and it may be said she loved him for his money. Unfortunately, in the same house there also lived a charming girl moneyless ...

... is hardly a celebrated case but has inspired, consciously or unconsciously, a play or novel about a murderer. Crippen, Jack the Ripper, Madeleine Smith, Bathtub Smith, Landru, Seddon, Constance Kent, Rouse, Patrick Mahon, Leopold and Loeb, Thompson and ...

... experience. There is very likely a good deal in it How many countless times have the stories of Burke and Hare, Neil Cream, Jack the Ripper, Casanova, and Cagliostro been told during the past ten years The trouble with most writers who appeal to this thirst ...

... wife after another. A certain amount of circumstantial evidence exists to indicate that he may have been the mysterious Jack the Ripper. There was a long rivalry between Carson and Rufus Isaacs (now Lord Reading) and in almost every case of celebrity they ...

... who may turn out to be the successor to Jack the Ripper, he who so terrified and beglamoured our parents in the nutty 'nineties. Sid, however, is obviously just an amateur slasher ripe for the loony-bin, whereas Jack, who was never caught, ripped scientifically ...

... round howling at full moon and scare the pants off the aborigines than to be a Jack the Ripper, whose favourite sport seems to us un-English. Though Heaven knows the Ripper was only expressing himself, conformably with the smartest modern educational ideal ...

... noticed, to murder as well as to sport, diplomacy, religion, govern ment, and the Arts. Had Dr. Crippen been an expert like Jack the Ripper, using the knife with professional skill and getting away with it, he would never have been the national idol he became ...

... Waltzertraum, Rover, etc., are admittedly pseudonymous), the Etruscan use of the Pluperfect Subjunctive, the fate of Jack the Ripper, the authorship of the Letters of Junius, the exact size of La Garbo's feet, the breaking-point of Godfrey Winn's heart ...

... Moiseivitch, Moses Maimonides, Mayor Walker, Johnnie Walker, Tom Bowling, Tom Webster, Clytemnestra, Norman the Butcher, Jack the Ripper, Ysolde of the White Hands, Quaglino, Deidre of the Sorrows, Jumbo Jolliffe, and the Man in the Iron Mask. Okay Bright ...