... that it would be unlikely they would hear the brilliant passages in cross-examination for which the leading counsel for Dr Crippen has been noted. A handsome man of military bearing rather .than legal appearance, Mr Tobin was little concerned with the ...

... wave the arm, said, I don't see why you keep on with those questions when I ani willing to admit them aIL The position Dr Crippen took as he stood there was that of man who had lost a wife for whom he had no scrap of affection, and who from that moment ...

... to that end. But he admitted that in his fondness for her )he had kissed her. Crippen’s Charm. | Throughout the evidence Dr Crippen maintained tie same remarkable bearing that he had exhibited at Bow Street. He listened intently to fhe cross-examination ...

... it has been .~ L %o older cfficials that no notorious bart living memory created the same R ast. P | Ko . the arrival of Dr Crippen and Y ‘e in this country, after the fam- Yty -- -ase by Inspector Walter Dew, ‘Q%‘Cations for admission to the session have ...

... GREAT TRIAL. Mr Arthur Newton, solicitor for Dt Cripyen, says:— There sure to be an appeal against the verdict. shall see Dr Crippen and arrange matters with him. He has often spoken me in favour of an appeal should the verdict go against him. The trial ...

... I win have an end of it. Can you believe the story of Belle Elmore going away, with the excuse suggested by Crippen? Dr Crippen's lies had been established by the Crown, and were not disputed by Crippen, who said they were a part of his scheme. But ...

... DUNDEE SEAMAN'S THREAT He swore he would do Dr Crippen' and hang for her. Such was the threat with which David Wedderspoon overawed his wife. Wedderspoon wa« seaman, and iived 80 Blackness Road. He had taken a job ashore, and had up till yesterday been ...

... had an interview with D Crippen at Pentonville yesterday afternoon, and fourd the condemned man quite well and cheerful. Dr Crippen, on being informed of Miss Le Neve's acquittal, expressed great satisfaction. ...

... APPEAL AGAINST HIS DEATH SENTENCE Is Lodged by Mr Newton. Application for leave to appeal against the conviction and sentenoe Dr Crippen for murder of his wife was lodged behalf the condemned man on the registry the Court of Criminal Appeal this afternoon. ...

... national defence. As case, and opinion is sharply divided. The Mr M'Kenna pointed out to his constitu- perfect calmness of Dr Crippen when undereats a day or two later, there has been no going the terrible ordeal of cross-examinschange either in our own ...

... been fixed to place au Sth November. DR CRIPPEN TO APPEAL. 177 ': Dr Crippen hes decided to appeal against hie conviction. The proceedings will necessarily postpone the carrying out of the sentence. I Dr Crippen, on being informed of Miss Le Nave's ...

... had service order. The &semi of Prince Francis of Took took place on Wednesday in SYGlorge's Chapel. Windsor. TO DEATH. Dr Crippen was on Saturd• found guilty of the wilful murder of hie wife, and was sentenced to death. The jury were unanimous in their ...