... DR. CRIPPEN’S FURNITURE, On Tuesday there will be a sale of a quantity cf household effects belonging to Dr. Crippcn which has been removed from Hllldrop Crescent to saleroom in Oxford Street The removal from Hilldrop Crescent was made under the etrict ...

... prosecution which could upset any such plans. Meanwhile Dr. Crippen had his satisfaction with the line of cross-examination already adopted. Bolh prisoners ore still kept in hospital. Dr. Crippen at Brixton. and Miss Le Neve at Holloway. They are both ...

... human remains discovered Dr. Crippen s cellar are not ‘Belle Elmores.’ Now (added Mr. Newton), follow closely. Here are the two points on which the accusation of murder against Dr. Crippen is based. ‘‘First, that Dr. Crippen bought, on January 19 last ...

... Both the accused were dressed on former occasions. Miss Lo Neve looked rather more cheerful she took her seat in the dock. Dr. Crippen was wearing his gold-rimmed spectacles, and his face was expressionless .as ever. ...

... opinion that it was hyoscine?—About week after wards. Can you tell me when you first knew that it had 1 been discovered that Dr. Crippen had purchased hyoscine?—On August 2nd. Isn't it often a very different process to discriminate, with certainty, between ...

... saying something about hunting for ban! ook. Did you ever refer that until you saw th olice?—No. Neither to her nor to Dr. Crippen?—No. Do I understand you to say you cannot remembe he exact words she used about the ring—whethc she said she was going ...

... Frederick Lown, the landlord of 39, Hilldrop Creeoeot, repeated in substance the evidence gave the police court on Friday. Dr. Crippen told him. said, that wished to up the house June 24, as he had had some property in America left to him, and Mrs. Crippen ...

... identity. Her last address, well that of ; Mr. Humphreys: What you mean “rather “ Dr.” Crippen was 39. Hilldrop Crescent. Witness strange?” | had ascertained that Dr. Crippen held several Witness: Sometimes she would speak me. and American degrees Doctor ...

... DR. CRIPPEN’S FURNITURE. Sale by Auction To-day. (BY OUR PIUVATE WIRE.) This afternoon Messrs. Tooth and Tooth offered 'for sale various articles of household furniture from No 39, Hilldrop Crescent in order to meet the legal expenses incurred by Dr. ...

... JjSjS’tff uSnfe'tWW '» fot | W?° iV wire broke Died scat the bench. . Witness saw him July 9. but not later. ! present. Dr. Crippen had given witnesa some jear g { the Southern railways, who !X)ratlon only charging the ordinary penny HA. . ,^ v . Widow ...