... used as a dummy. : Accused were reman'e - for a week on bail, Sir ERward Lee in £2,000 and ?? in I85,0110. CALED ' JAC K THE. RIPPER. i. remarkable ?? v Sir E. Bradford, the Chief Commissioner of the Metropolitan Polioe-came before his llonoun Judge Lumley ...

... Peyton a single, and. immediately after, amidst loud cheering,: won the game by cleverly stealing a bye. The next.tall was a ripper and sent his stumps and bails in ael directions. It is to be regretted that when two such teams meet, arrangemente cannot ...

... Scotland-yard authorities are coneerned, they do not believe that in the capture of Deeming the mysteriqous fiend Jack the Ripper hah been laid by the heels. They have arrived at this conclusion despite the scores, upon scores of letters which, since ...

... a week. 1E ?? __ __ t . ?? JACK THE RIPPER. REPORTED TO eE AT DARTMOOR PRISON. A very circumstantial report is published connecting an inmate of the asylum at Dart- moor Prison, with the famous Jack the Ripper, of Whitechapel notoriety. Ho was first ...

... was standing the near his doorstep two men rushed upon him and knocked him down, with the remark, K now wkere * Jack the Ripper' jives, do vou ? The unfortunate ti men was, as a result, edmitted to the London He Hospital, where he was detained for ...

... football F. with them from dawn till bve, and they are oblivious mor, to all else in the world. If you mention Jack the J. Ripper, they merely want to. know if he has been ath, eollared, and as to polities, well all you can ;a.- get out of them is that ...

... broke in with a cut off . i. a Grace for 4, coda couple of threes and a fourcamequicklyafter, ni broughbt on b)r. B. M. at the ripper end at i5i up. After one c over of the Doctor's Mr- G. . got another wicket, and Selby had ° to retire, after anuaslerpla1ed ...

... nnotlher constable.-Snrkt. M. Piken sail prisoner constantly steted that le vonirl servo all the policemein like Jaek-the Ripper had servnd the ?? Ss or clea seven (lays. Time was refuser and prisoner was removed lbelow. Fs :Rnn . r jE DT;SA.STER TN ...

... SENT TO G&OL. wateh Vond cin a servanthwas indictd for obtaining by f al se pheenre goors vahe ?? them proert pof seleso .Ripper, atd Yeovcl onwad the d 8 hmwth Jtur, hn oo taleft ised the plrop nerty sofry Thma hopeaoa Cvlemeftsgiat Yeo. ?? 29h auay ...

... Oretiter, ?? hit Nash neatly for four, end Rlseusey cirt Woe oa the follosinjg bail tor i like numbor, but lie vas bh 'lcrd by a ripper for 27, Five for 76. Croselvrd reiisvr I :leeh with tbe advent of Fothergill, who carne ne.; la his ?? over ?? hit him for ...

... Hemmsens, who scored f rom about forty yards with a nice shot. From another good corner, taken by BAugh, e Ililne scored with a ripper, and just before time a Bhodes scosed with a shot which gave no chace3 to the a viriting cusitodian. Final ecore- r5 ?? ? ...

... ters or the first time. Diwing to LI dsome good passing between Borwiok, Marriott, Samres, R and Taylor, Clifton held the ripper hantd unili half- fig satime, Soon after reouming Exeter belan to praes, Ti Ro ed Clifton were forced to touch down. A series ...