... Frorn the situeation nothing could prevent the provision-room flat filling, and the ship must inevitably founder. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER.-TIIE ADJOURNED INQUEST This morning the adjourned inquest on the remains of the woman supposed to have been murdered ...

... Balsall Heath, near Birmingham, died from excitement, believed to have been brought on by reading the details of the Whitechapel murder. On Monday near Hereford Junction, a passenger ran into a goods train. The guard and several persons were much injured ...

... consider themselves released from the duty imposed upon them by the interests of humanity and their own security. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. The magisterial inquiry into the charge against Henry Wainwright of murdering Harriet Lane was resumed this morning ...

... Sydney in the Clievert about four months ago to explore New Guinea, has become disorganized, and is returning here. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. This morning the magisterial examination into the charge against Henry 'Wainvwright of the murder of Harriet Lane, ...

... blunder-for such it was-will only cause a stronger feeling than ever against the slave traffic. THE Inquiry respecting the Whitechapel Murder was con- tinued on Wednesday, and three other witnesses were examined-the wife of W1AINWRIGHT'S late foreman, CHARLES ...

... feather, looked remrrkably well, and not at all fatigued by the journey. Lord Sydney accompanied the Royal train. _ THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. Thbe inquiry into the charge against Henry and Thomas Wainwright was resumed at half-past one o'clock this afternoon ...

... this morning, but will not lunch with him as expected. The Marshal will return the Prince's visit in the afternoon. TEE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. The hearing of the charge against Henry Wainwright and Thomas Wainwright, as principal and accessory in the murder ...

... another force of Turkish troops, relieved KIck from LhC ins urgent blockade, and afterwards marched through Poporo. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. The adjourned inquest on the remains of the woman supposed to be those of 11 arrict I na e was resumned this morning ...

... thoroughly, and that they will be so fortunate as to have fine weather for the occasion. FURTHER evidence in the case of the Whitechapel murder was taken before Mr BENSON at South wark Police-court, and on Wednesday the case was brought to a conclusion, HENRY ...

... ?? TENNYsoN. The famous Charge of the Liglat Brigade will be read by Mrs Stirling. THE agitation respecting the Whitechapel murder has sub- sided since the committal of the two prisoners HENR1Y and THOMAS WAINWvRIGHiT. The remains of the unfortunate ...

... contradiction to be of any importance except to readers of her books at a distance from London. LAW AND POLICE. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. Thle Recorder, in his charge to the grand jury at the opening of the October sessions of the Central Criminal Court ...

... parties. The matter, whlich was proceeding when our report left, seems to resolve itself into a ques- lion of law.- THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. At thle Central Criminal Court to-day, before Mr. Justice Grove, the two .1 mmilers -lenry Wainwright and Thomas Wainwright ...