... engaged in the case may be described As young men. Mr. Muir, who will lead the prosecution, and Mr. Tobin, K.C., wiso is for Dr. Crippen, are, of course, legal veterans. The others are almost if not quite without exception on the sunny side of forty. I Most ...

... abdomen?—Up to my oecond examination. The Lord Chief Justice: I want the date? —October 15. _ _ _ aii.t the advisers of Dr. Crippen know you had changed your ovinipn. before October 15?—No. Up to that time you let Yr. Newton and his advisers believe u ...

... their house in Hilldrop-creecent?—Yes. You liked them both. didn't yonF—Yes. Did vou form the opinion from the way in which Dr. Crippen acted that he was a kindhearted man ':r—Yea. Did he seem a good-tempered man always —Yes. At ,the diaper party on January ...

... uncommon sea-eommand or for pretty words with an antique siapli a proof of mental indifference, ran imagine lovers part- [Dr. Crippen a in either ease one of the a lore-token: one would mot puzzling studios in humanity that V. see them halving a dollar. ...

... years—the same character. Miss Curnow, the manageress of Munyon's, and Long. They wouldn't go out of their way to give Dr. Crippen that character unless he deserved it. And yet a man with characteristics, it is sugeated. suddenly beceme unclean in oondurt ...

... therefore, not proceeded d is the melting point a each with by the prosecution. • t—Qatile You ea old of the You have koovrn Dr. Crippen as well as sife?—Yee. b'c; you with the other witnesses that Dr. Criapeu was very kind and arniable?-11ways very amiable ...

... the woman en- cia/ P ficc .ced on the old Bible and deb For the first time during the turn of hooks. the law's machinery Dr. Crippen stood . solitary to face the court. KLESS I pity the general whose Whether tile woman who was his cornie their trenches ...

... 1.) was poisoning by hvoscine, and the importance of that lay in the fact that a chemises assistant gave evidence that Dr. Crippen had purchased hyosoine in January when his wife was still alive. Ile thought the grand jury would decide that the case ...

... THE COUNSEL. For the Crown.—Mr. R. D. Moir. Mr. Travers Mr. S. Ingleby Dr. Crippen.—Mr. A. 'Thirin, B.C. Mr. Huntley Jenkins. Mr. ROOM.. F. E. Senatii,_K.C. Berriostcs Ward. ...

... Freptimp Neva representative learns, has yet been determined upon for the burial of the human remains found in the cellar of Dr. Crippen's boom at SO, H i 1 Idinp-creircient. The Ladies' of which Crippen was tult,ll reoentl treasurer, have intimated to the ...

... at 2 p.m., Dr. Pepper, the Home Office) analyst, being THE COUNSEL For the Creva.—yr. lit. D. Muir. Mr. ft. Ingleby For Dr. Crippen.—Mr. .4. Tobin. K.C. Mr. Huntley Jenkins. Mr. Bourne. For Mies Le Nere.—Mr. F. B. Smith. K.C. Yr. Barrington Ward. The impresses ...

... chain. and 2 to match. upholstered green morocco; perfect condition.—Chll after 6, 32 Castelnatierwas. abirnea AUTOGRAPIIS.—Dr. Crippen. Belle Elmore. Mee books and male st2nett by each; canna, 47 Linsagrove. shepherd's Dunn. palat,r, •• Miley ef Astley ...