... Witnesses From America. telegram elates that two witness?* for the proeecution have landed there from Yore for the trial of Dr. Crippen. The arrivals, who travelled under assumed were met at Pl.rmoath by Scotland Yard officers, w'bo accompanied them to London ...

... ACTION IN THE CHANCERY COURT. CRIPPEN S APPEAL LODGED. Application for to appeal against the conviction and sentence on Dr. Crippen for the murder his wife lodged behalf the condemned man in the registry of Court of Criminal Appeal thi* afternoon. The ...

... THE TRIAL. The opening of the trial of Dr. Crippen and Mi«« Le Sere will take place ell probability! or.i Tuesday next. Jt bad been the original in-1 tention to comin. the hearing Monday, but it i*, that the Lord Chief Justice, | who ift take the c.uh* ...

... Cspi. Receives £250 Checrue At Scotland Yard. The reward £250, which waa offered for information leading to die arrest of Dr. Crippen and Mim Nero, has been paid, it was officially stated to Captain Kendall, of the Montrose, the ship upon which they were ...

... CRIPPEN TRIAL. Wow Wltnosses for Prosecution. Mr. Arthur Newton, the solicitor engaged in the defence of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve, informed Pres* representative on Wednesday that, notwithstanding the statements made to the contrary. counsel has yet ...

... Le Neve by Mr. Newton, who has acted throughout for Dr. Crippen, it is appropriate that the two leading counsel should men who know each other’s ways. Mr. Hnntlev Jenkins, junior counsel for Dr. Crippen, very •large practice at the Old Bailey. Mr. Muir ...

... hae there been greater eagerness shown to gain admission to a trial than is being displayed in connexion with the trial Dr, Crippen and Miss Neve, which will commence bgfpr* the Lord Chief Justice to-morrow. The Under-Sheriffs, who are responsible for ...

... barristers engaged the case may be deeeribed as young men. Mr. Muir, who leads the prosecution, and Mr. Tobin, K.C., who is for Dr. Crippen. arc legal veterans. The others are almost if not quite without exception on the side of forty. Most people, indeed, would ...

... fair t*. Dr, Crippen that should b© inked question about it. Dr. then onco more crosseil (h»* court ami went into the witness-box. seemed quite composed, but wa- apparently rather more anxious than yesterday. His lordship remarked that Dr. Crippen said yesterday ...

... Bills. The October Seasons of the Central Criminal Court opened tins morning. The principal case to b» tri«€ is that of Dr. Crippen, for the murder of Cora wife, and Ethel Clara Neve, who is charged with being accessory after the fact. The Lord Mayor and ...

... And her hair? It wu* cut short.—Continuing, witness told the prisoner that she would be arrested/or being concerned with Dr. Crippen the murder and mutilation of Mrs. Crippen. When she was told the charge she became agitated and faint.—Counsel; Was Cabin ...

... The trial of Miss Neve Lc Neve’s has depended, of course, Trial on the verdict on the in- To-morrow, dictraent against Dr. Crippen. This is to begin to-morrow, with Mr. F. E. Smith leading lor the defence. It is possible that the proceedings may throw ...