... nuisance caused by the show. It had been the custom of the defendant to exhibit outside the place representations of the Whitechapel murders of Jack the Ripper, various fat people and dwarfs, and all kinds of monstrosities. There was a waxworks inside, and ...

... business tcarried oln by the defendant was not one that contra- e vened the law at all. The pictures with reference to the Whitechapel murders were ir-moved a long time ago Hle contended that the defendant bad not con- ducted his legitimate business in such a ...

... that during the Lesseeship of Mr Henry Powell at the Pavilion Theatre in 1868, Henry Wainwright, now accused of the Whitechapel murder, played, for the Lessee's benefit, the part of Shylock in The Merchant of Venice. ROYAL ALBERT HALL AMATEUR O1scHsrT1cAL ...

... numerous people (mostly jealous husbands watching their wives), and sometimes, I fear, for criminal pur- poses. During the Whitechapel murders excitement we made up as many as twenty or thirty people per day, mostly amateur detectives. It is just possible the ...

... After some conversation between Zorah, Ali Baba's daughter, and Hawksbaw, a detective, which contains allusions to the Whitechapel murders which are rather ghastly and should at once be eliminated, Hassim enters, and joins with the pair in a trio, A young ...

... conversation betweeii Zorai, 'tli IBalia's dauthter, d aiid Hawkshaw, a detective, which cuintaiiis alltions is to the Whitechapel murders which are rather ghastly it and should at once be eliminated, Hassinin cter', and *y joins with the pair in a trio, ...