... grant application nude his behalf for assistance under the Poor Prisoners’ Defsoce Act. Dr.” Cplppen Charged With Murder. “Dr” Crippen «nd iMi»» Le Mere in chnrge of Inrpector Dew «ud othrrfl by the Megnnti.', which rrachoJ the Lending Stage at I.JO Sainrdey ...

... MISS LE NEVE NOT PRESENT. Miss Le Neve was not present. The decision proceed with the trial of Dr. Crippen first made it unnecessary for her to attend, and she was not even brought from Holloway. If Crippen be acquitted the charge against her, of course ...

... are the counsel engaged in the case: For the Crown: Mr. R. D. Muir, Mr. Travers Humphreys, and Mr. 8. Ingleby Oddie. For Dr. Crippen : Mr. A. A. Tobin, K.C., M.P., Mr. Huntly Jenkine. and Mr. Iloome. For Miss Neve; Mr. F. E. Smith, K.C., M.P., and Mr. ...

... ridiculous and trivial suggestion with regard to some dis courtesy towards Mr. Martinotti. Then the suggestion made by Dr. Crippen was that she left to to Bruce*Miller. Bruce Miller had come here ami said had never seen that lady for the past six years ...

... delivered, bean! the decision nn™“ed Ind was st taken out the Court by the warders. EXECUTION POSTPONED. The execution Dr. Crippen, which w«* have taken place at Pentonville foes(lav has been postponed until November 23rd. alteration iVduetothe f«t that ...

... told in full again. The features of the terrible affair must be remembered by everyone the disap|)carance of the wife of Dr. Crippen early in the year, the finding of human remains in * the cellar at the doctor's house five months later, the investigations ...