... NEXT WEEK. The October Sessions the Central Criminal Court opened yesterday morning. The principal ease tried is that, of Dr Crippen, indicted for the murder of Cora Crippen, his wife, and Ethel Clara Le Neve, who i« charged with beiDg accessory after the ...

... interdicts were only milestones in the path towards the ultimate success of the wishes of the ratepayers. True bills against Dr Crippen for the murder of his wife and Miss Neve for being accessory after the fact were returned by the Grand Jury at the opening ...

... and the secretary of the limited company publishing the paper for contempt, of court in publishing paragraph in reference Dr Crippen. ...

... CRIPPEN TRIAL. GREAT DEMAND FOR TICKETS OF ADMISSION. Extraordinary interest being shown the trial Dr Crippen and Miss lie Neve, which opens ihe Old Bailey to-morrow before the Lord Chief Justice (Lord Alverstone). More than four thousand applications ...

... TRIAL. OPENING AT OLD BAILEY TO-DAY. DIARY OF THE CASE. The North London murder case enters upon its final to-day, when Dr Crippen will placed in the dock of the Central Criminal Court, London, charged—before the Lord Chief Justice—with the murder of ...

... possible will done to protect the interests of creditors. THE CRIPPEN TRIAL With the com of the trial at the Old Bailey of Dr Crippen, the* public interest this case has been re~a.wa.kened. Probably no case has been so widely falked of for many years. There ...

... charge against her would collapse. Mr R. D. Muir, the leading counsel for the proeeoution, who stated the case against Dr Crippen, has a huge task before him, and one little difficulty may be understood when it is mentioned that has against him not only ...

... Well man airship have been picked up in the Atlantic by a mail steamer, the airship having been abandoned. The trial of Dr Crippen for the murder of his wife was commenced at the Central Criminal Court yesterday. Mr R. D. Muir, in opening the case for ...

... think these were proper letters to write to a married woman?* Under the circumstances, yes. What circumstances? *Because Dr Crippen always knew all about it. Why do you say her husband knew all about it if was in America knew about it when he came back ...

... Miller, who admitted writing her love letters and kissing her? She and did not cohabit. She threatened to go out life, and Dr Crip-pen's case was that last the threat so often made had been carried out. Where is she now? asked counsel, raising his volee ...

... on questioning to this. I am willing admit and have told you that they are lies. The Judge (rather sternly)— That may so, Dr Crippen, but it is a very serious point of the cas>, and you must really answer the question —lies no lies. Muir want you realise ...

... Languages Associations were approved. Interesting papers given by Jakobsen, Copenhagen, and J*rof-cTssor Thomson, Aberdeen. Dr Crippen was Saturday found guilty of the murder of h's wife, known the music hall stage Belle Elmore, and sentenced to death. The ...