... solicitor acting for Dr. Crippen., who under remand on the charge murder- Mr. Newton, who was accompanied Inspector Dew and Sergeant Mitchell, of Scotland Yard, nfterwards made examination if the whole house. interview with Dr. Crippen in Brixton Prison followed ...

... was a slight falling off public excitement, this morning in connection with the resumed hearing of the charge against Dr. Crippen. and Mice Le Neve, judging from early appearances outside the Bow-street Police Court. Now that the fugitives a~e under ...

... how he Discovered the Body Buried in the Cellar. PRISONER'S SIGNED STATEMENT. The public were as eager as usual to see Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve when they reached Bowstreet this morning, but when Crippen arrived from Brixton in the prison van and Le ...

... she saw a man loitering about the place as if taking stock of things. Mr. Nash is the gentleman who, after inte rVI£W Dr. Crippen about his wife's disappearance, ave information Scotland Yard. The statement w fllcb he made led Inspector Dew to take up ...

... woke in the j middle of the night- with curious strangling sensation, and she said to Dr. Crippen, Fetch a priest; I going die. The Coroner: Do you know if Dr. Crippen gave her any assistance?—! cannot say. j Wi'niess recognised the letter produced which ...

... boon to them that they should have had the land taxes to talk about. As far could see, they had divided the attention with Dr. Crippen.. (Laughter.) If the Budget had passed in December la6t the forms would have been out months ago, but that was an old story ...

... Newton) follow me closely. Here are the two points on whi.cli the accusation of murder against' Dr.' Crippen is based. Serious Accusations. First, that 'Dr.' Crippen bought January 19(h last four grains of hyoscin, and that the examination of the remains Dr ...

... Stated to Due to Poisoning Hyoscine Hydro-Bromide. WITNESSES ANNOYED. The Magistrate and the Taking of Photographs in Court. Dr. C'rippen and Miss Neve were again before Sir Albert, de Rutzen Bow-street. to-day was charged with murder, and Le Neve with being ...

... her hair was closely cropped. She at once admitted her identity. Witness then went speak « Dr. Crippen's career an aural specialist. Ar. Newton: Did Dr. Crippen give you wely for searching his house from top bottom —I did. „ Have you ascertained that from ...

... PRESS. NOTTINGHAM PUBLICAN ROBBED. Both prisoners were committed take their trial the Quarter Sessions, bail being granted. DR. CRIPPEN'S FURNITURE SOLD. Dr. Crippeu's removed from Hilidropcresceut, was by auction' this afternoon. There was a very large attendance ...

... Demonstration Against Miss Le Neve. BOW-STREET PROCEEDINGS , Evidence as to the Purchase of the Hoy's Suit and Other Clothing. Dr. Crippen and Miss Neve appeared for the sixth time at Bow-street Police Court to-day, before Sir Albert Rutzen, t.he former to answer ...

... guineas for a Cottage pianoforte. 11l just over an hour the whole of the property, , r which all personal belongings of Dr. Crippen his wife had been excluded, was sold. The pro■ were quite formal, but purchasers gave the property half much again as they ...