... jacket, and at Mr. Humphreys' request Inspector Dew produced the pyjama trousers which he found in one of the boxes at Dr. Crippen's house. The garment, which had a bright striped pattern, the predominating colour being light blue, was handed to the withers ...

... 39 Hilldrop Crescent. mid he let those premises to Dr. Crippen on December 21, 1905, on a three-years' , agreement at a rental of .1152 lOs per annum. After the expiration of the term. , Dr. Crippen oontinued in occupation, but I in March said he wished ...

... THE CRIPPEN INQUEST. I_ The inquest on the retuaiug found in the 1 cellar of Dr. Crippen's hour will he resumed nt the Central Library, Hollosay Road. Islington, to-day. 1 It iq expected that the PoUee Court pro, at Dow Street will end at the next . sitting ...

... left on March 12 this yeor. The Coconer--Did she say why she wae I t acing?-She said she was leaving to get t arried to Dr. Crippen. A fortnight before she left, added the witness, she mowed me a plain gold ring, which I / imposed was her wedding ring ...

... to Mrs' Crippen. There was a crowd outside the Court to witness the arrival of the principals in the case, but neither Dr. Crippen nor Miro Le Neve was present. Tracers Humphreys again appeared cn behalf of the Palk° Prosecutor. and Mr. Arthur Newton ...

... she was Ethel Clara Lo Neve, late of $9 Hil'drop Crescent. Answering Mr. Newton. the witness sniff that whim he called on Dr. Crippen out July 8 he gave him no notice whatever of his coming. . . Mr. Newton--Both at his office and at Ml'drop Crewent was lie ...

... made by the landlady with whom Miss Le Neve lived up to March 12, when she said she was leaving to be married to Dr Crippen. Neither Dr Crippen nor Mips Le Neve were present, but Mr Newton again appeared for the defence. Mr Lloyd George's Encounter with ...

... i;ron which some chords were struck, went to It guineas, a gramophone to £2 12s 6d, and a violin and a mandoline to 21s. Dr. Crippen'a pictures were without number. They were sold in various lots, twenty or thirty at a time, for a shilling or so apiece ...

... A PLEA FOR MISS LE NEVE. DATE OF THE TRIAL. Bow Street I'olice Court. London, was crovnitd again yesterday wheu Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve entered the dock, the former charge dwith the murder of his wife and the latter with being an acceesory after ...

... of these have been changed by me her des parture, and there is one here.' When the deposit account was first opened, did Dr. Crippen himself coins there and pay in £250?-1 can't way. I suggest he went there with his wife,,, and himself produced his money ...

... the money to pay tor them?—Dr. Crippen Did you buy anything at the same time for him for personal use?—l bought a hard grey felt bat. What was the last time on that day that you saw Dr. Crippen or Miss Le Neve —Dr. Crippen, about one o'clock. How was ...

... THE CRIPPEN TRIAL TO BEGIN PROBABLY ON OCTOBER 17. The trial of Dr. Crippen, who has Ulla committed from How Street Police Court, London, on the charge of murdering his wife, Cons Crippen, and of Miss be Neve, his typist, who has also been committed charged ...