... as a vagabond, and who is supposed to be Jack the Ripper, corresponds with that given in the London papers of the Whitechapel murderer. According to present arrangements, the Queen will not leave England for the Continent until after the third week in ...

... also at New Town, having frightened several women. He said something to Mr. Darvell about Leather Apron, meaning the Whitechapel murderer, having evidently read the newspapers—The Chairman said the prisoner appeared to be a determined vagabond going about ...

... twice arrested on the suspicion of being Jack the Ripper, his features exactly correspouding to the description of the Whitechapel murderer. These unpleseant adventures made the model very morose. but he was a wonderfully good subject for the painter. Mr ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. The London police believe the Whitechapel kidney story to be hoax. The City Medical-officer to-day stated that tbe kidney could not have come from the body of the woman Eddowes. ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS The Metropolitan police have received information that on Wednesday morning man, aged about thirtythree, accosted woman in Whitechapel and knocked her down. Her screams alarmed him and he ran away. She has described him to the ...

... WHITECHAPEL MURDER. The brothers Wainwright both made statements touching the parts they respectively played in the murder Harriet Lane, and a second lengthy statement was also written by the condemned man, but the contents of these documents do not clear ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. The inquest on the body of Frances Coles was resumed at Whitechapel to-day. The movements of the accused, Sadler, were further deposed to. The Deputy-manager at the lodging-house, Whites-row, said the deceased left the house about ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. The case for the prosecution was brought to a clone soon after the Lord Chief Justice took his seat on Saturday morning, and the defence was opened by Mr. Besley, who addressed the jury on behalf of Henry Wainwright. Mr. Besley ...

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... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. EXICPTION OF HENRY WAINWRIORT. On Tuesday morning, at eight o'clock, Henry Wainwright suffered death at the hands of the common hangman, for the murder of the woman Harriet Lane: . Wainwright retired on Monday night at eleven o'clock ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. The November sessions of the Central Criminal Court commenced on Monday. At eleven o'clock the Lord Chief Justice came down, and eat in the old court for the trial of Henry and Thomas George Wainwright for murder. The entries in ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. THE DEFENCE. Mr. Besley on Saturday morning addressed the jury on behalf of the prisoner Henry Wainwright. This was a case of circumstantial evidence, which was often spoken of as a chain of evidence, and the jury must be satisfied ...