... something moro than plausibility in the theory advanced Mr. Archibald Forbes as to the probable motive impelling the Whitechapel murderer to the commission of his dreadful crimes. Ho conceives the assassin to be a monomaniacal medical student, possessing ...

... er down to the lowest grade of policeman, is fully aware that it will Lever satisfy the public. (if course, if tho Whitechapel murderer should be captured between this end Christmas Mr. Monro will begin with dying colours. And it is unfortunate for him ...

... many haat been a most difficult one. On the other banal, there appears to the uninitiated. be some equally easy. The Whitechapel murderer left no clue whatever, and he was aided by the darkness in making good his Itreat, but in the Cauonlinry case, it was ...

... indignation has been wasted on the subject of the telegram to Sir Charles Warren which purported to have been sent by the Whitechapel murderer. When, as happened in Commercial-road last week, says a contemporary, an individual walks into a telegraph-office ...

... visit her dattglitei iii Bermondsey on ilitureay morning, and Kt Ily her to return earl) and keep out of the wiiy the Whitechapel murderer. recognised her from *deem ipt the A MAN GIVES HIMSELF UP. At the Court, I.ond, it. 01. WednrsAriy, Win. Dull, deeeribiag ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER. Loather Whitechapel murder—the Math of a mysterious --bus naturally in London revived the public feeling of Oakening bewilderment that we experienced in this kW to au and in IWO. these butcheries were all ociensaitted by the band and ...

... difficult to see what other course than acryiittal the Jury could take in the case of the man Saddler, charged with Whitechapel murder. It was ma plain as possible to anyone who had read the that he was not the murderer. Whoever the latter person is, ...

... because the victims were chiefly negro women. The crimes were characterised by the same brutal methods as those of the Whitechapel murders. The theory has hewn suggested that the perpetrator of the latter may be the Texas criminal, who was never discovered ...

... made • confession to him of his guilt in connection with the Rainhill and Whitechapel murders is wholly untrue. The general belief is that Swanston's talk the Whitechapel murders was the bredgaducio of a thoroughly vicious criminal. The authorities at ...

... the btxxlhounils may be called Into requisition. A startling fad has just come to light in reference to the recent Whitechapel murders, which goes somew hat towards clearing up the m)stery with h the crimes have teen surrounded. After killing Katherine ...

... the discovery of the perpetrators of atrocious murders, that there is nothing in the circumstances connected with the Whitechapel murders which would warrant a departure from this rule, which was adopted after careful consideration of the whole matter. The ...

... °aut.l bear testimony to the fact that a manifest insprominent in the condition of the locality had resulted from the Whitechapel murders. This improve. meat was largely due to the exertions of the lergy and the faithful laity, both men and women, who led ...