... Winslow. WkliPuhr-sivesf. which is as follows 22, Hammersmith-road, Chelsea. -I defy you to AM out who has done the Whitechapel murder in the summer—sot the last one. You had better look out for yourself or she Jack the R. may do you something inour boom ...

... necessities of the case. As to the attacks to which Mr. Matthews had been subjected for not offering a reward in the Whitechapel murder cases, Sir William said he had never known rewards for the detection of crime to be of any good. The attacks on the ...

... Commissioner down to the lowest grade of policeman, is fully aware that it will never satisfy the public. Of course, if the Whitechapel murderer should be captured between this and Christmas Mr. Monro will begin with 'lying colours. And it is unfortunate for him ...

... Parliament in Scotland. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. A Reuter 's telegram from Tunis says : The following are some further particulars regarding the arrest and detention of the man Alfred Gray on suspicion of being the Whitechapel murderer. It appears that Gray ...

... - tErr has confided to an American interviewer that he was one of those who disguised themselves and hunted for the Whitechapel murderer. Mn. MAINZ'S son n.arried a Pittsburg young lady agaii.st his father's choice. American society is now astounded to ...

... adjourned the inquiry. 100 REWARD OFFEHISD. Mr. S. Montagu, M.P., has offered £lOO as a reward for the capture of the Whitechapel murderer, and has asked Superintendent Arnold to issue notices to that effect. Tee Birmingham Small Arms and Metal Company, ...

... referring to the visit of certain notorious and very advanced politicians to Oxford, Mr. Brodrick made that allusion to the Whitechapel murderer which so aroused Mr. iteld's ire, and . , proceeded the a ffi davit, if Mr. Brod. rick had lammed for a moment that ...

... Samuel Harvey, a retired clergyman. The letters, which were couched in disgusting language, purported to come from the Whitechapel murderer, and contained threats to burn the house down and murder its inmates. Higgins was sentenced to three weeks' imprisonment ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. Before Mr. lushiogton, at the Thames Policecourt, William Wallace Brodie, 33, having no occupation and no settled abode, has been charged with being a wandering lunatic. Re was further charged, on his own c - infeLion, with having ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. No further arrests were made yesterday in connection with these murders, and all former victims of the zeal of the police have now been set at liberty. No important clues have been discovered. The ezeitoment in the East End is ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. STARTLING STATEMENT BY THE CORONER. The inquest on Annie Chapman, the victim of the SpiteWeide murder, ended on Wednesday in a a verdict of wilful murder against some persons or person or persons unknown. The Coroner made an important ...

... brought to justice and punished as he deserves to be. This is but one manifestation of the senseless wickedness which the Whitechapel murders have called into activity, and for which a good many persons richly deserve to be made to smart. The public must have ...