... returning bane at nearly midnight, drunk, attaeked his mother with a large knife, swearing be would do for ber, and Jack the Ripper the whole family. He proceeded upstairs, placed the knife close to his nieoe's brunt, and attacking his brother in bed ...

... anti Y.M. at a London police-court this week for damaging lists of voter' attached to the doors of places of worship. A JACK THE RIPPER SCARE IN ...

... created a very painful scene. For some time the deceased had kept to the house owing, it is said, to her having received Jack the Ripper letters. THE WIFE ABDUCTION CAME. PROARIOOS NCENIOI. Since the proceedings in the Court of Appeal Mrs. Jackson hart ...

... him 'That isn't an English knife, is it' week near Osborne and Wentwortii•strests, and ago that she was talking about Jack the Ripper, ' ' He replied 'No; I bought it in America.' After Nlartha Turner being stabbed in 39 *lees on of whom she seemed dreadfully ...

... custody, died at Sunderland on Sunday night. It is alleged that the parties quarrelled, the man saying he would play Jack the Ripper. GEORGE NICHOLSON, 54,a baker, was found guilty at the Warwickshire Assizes this week of the wilful murder of his wife ...

... t to the extent of, was done by a fire p r i d a S broke out tke; department of the Crewe Railway Works. ' A Native Jack the Ripper b abread in the Punjab, three women having boa mysteriously murdered and mutilated. The third match between Lord Sheffield's ...

... thera His Cale was referred to the Bbrife Jury. The authorities at the asylum have, It is alleged, as idea that the man Jack the Ripper. In the week lath there wen 1711 bilk of ask registered in end W .. decrease of fl as ported ler year. The enter welled ...

... Stepney Green, and he leaves a widow and four children. He had been in the force about eleven years, and discovered Jack the Ripper's last murder in Swallow Gardens, Royal Mint Street, On this occasion—in February, 1891—he was come mended by the authorities ...

... this Council after a ruling has lxcn given by the elta:r? notice of 111:tbn ref zrs to the Union Jack. Evidently he doi,..n't know the Bag at all. uLt tie Jack. Th , Chairman. 1 hart given my 4y:i6ion -Ind . we pr..e . :4:3 with the next bilAne:s. Mr. Var ...

... and she then prom ise d to. She made no further statement, except that it was not her son, but • man named Jack. She did not say who Jack was. He identified the box in which the child had been brought from Horsfortb by the prisoner. Other evidence ...

... were placed crosswise on the table, and upon them was a card, on one side of which was written Half-past 9—look out—Jack the Ripper has been, whilst on the other aide were the words I have removed down to the canal side. Please drop in. Yours truly ...

... annum. The English deteotives have sometimes been severely criticised for their failure to bring criminals to jasticc—Jack the Ripper being the most conspicuous example of their want of success —bat the special group of offiaers charged with the surveillance ...