... DR CRIPPEN AND APPEAL. If De Crippen should a.ppeal—which does not seem to be certain—the Court of Criminal Appeal would be constituted without any avoidable delay (says a London correspondent). It would probably meet towards the end of next week, and ...

... Smith , K-C ; , M . P ., and . We Barringtoit Ward defended . . Public , interest 'was quite as keen as in the trial of . Dr Crippen .. Long before the Court opened there • was a . large crowd of people , and every persott who entered the building . was ...

... appeared in the dock on an indictment charging her with being an accessory after the fact to the murder of Belle Elruoro by Dr Crippen. The Lord Chief-Justice took his seat at 10.30, and a new jury was sworn in. Mr K. D. Muir, in opening, said that ar_rused ...

... was public opinion. At present we had not got anything like public opinion. There was public opinion fairly strong that Dr Crippen should be hanged, but immediately we got above that, public opinion did not exist. There must be no corruption at the back ...

... date for the hearir- of the arguments. Mr Newton had an interview with Dr Crippen at. Pentonville yesterday afternoon, and found the condemned man quite well and cheerful. Dr Crippen, on being informed of Miss Le Neve's acquittal, expressed great satisfaction ...

... Bight et the corpers and dscucsed the question till well on in the moruing, apd the next ballct is looked Torward to with Dr Crippen had bis Eveo ne unl (mock) su P mer and Vote for Onppea has a ula wiih the « ‘5 Huthg¢ate Already the ‘ommittee of the Peblie ...

... TO APPEAL , i TEE Press Association states that an application tor leave to appeal against the conviction and senisace on Dr Crippen for the murder of his wife was ' lodged on behalf of the condemned man in the Registry of the Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday ...

... SENTENCE OF DEATH. After a trial lasting over five days Dr Crippen has been found guilty of the wilful murder of his wife. The jury on Saturday found that ho murdered hi* wife. Belle Elmore, that mutilated her remains, that by stealth hid them below the ...

... the rep. Do you anti— Lord /Overstate held up his band. When is the primmer? he said. The dock was empty! Bring Dr. Crippen up at once, ordered the judge, sternly. Immediately Dr. Crippea was brought up, and sat down is his chair at the very moment ...

... description , and while-it is difficult 'to ba original a few could claim . to be up-to-date . ' For 'instance , the notorious Dr Crippen found his counterpart—in costume and general-get-ap ; and Miss Le Neve was represented by one of-the many female impersonators ...

... nothing if not varied, and Highlanders with totally inadequate kilts, Red Indians, and policemen were, as usual numerous. Dr Crippen and Min Le Neve found their counterparts, while many of the processionists found the prevailing fashion in ladies' headgear ...

... EDITION. 1! TELEGRAIVIS. C's APPEAL. --4 Lion is informed that, as at the appeal of Dr CriPPen will 6 13)13rt of Criminal Appeal on _ )XNAUGHT AT CAPE TOWN. dated Cape Town, Mon- Ys: to heavy fog the , I, s'4nd-tag off the entrance to :tbetween Robben ...