... 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 ...

... secretary of the limited companv publishing the paper for vontempt of ecour* in publishing a paragraph in reference to Dr. Crippen. ...

... 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 ...

... disputed. Why, otherwise, were they clothed in women’s gar. ments? “I, added His L-rdship, “ they were a man’s remains Dr. Crippen is entitled to walk out of that dock.” ...

... 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 ...

... selicitor engaged in the defence of Dr. Crippen and Miss Lo Neve, informed a Press representative on Wednesday that, notwithstanding the statements made to the contrary. no counsel has vet been briefed on Dr. Crippen’s behalf when he stands his trial at ...

... Coming to the last point, that of the poison. counsel mid it appeared that our doctors here did not use hyoscine, but Dr. Crippen would tel] them how it was employed in America, and that he used it for his patients in Fngland. He asked the jury to say ...

... 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 ...

... who | o ™ arst, Mr. Muir hed mot wavered from his pesition. There was mo question of suggesting that by some other means Dr. Crippen caused the death of his wife beyond that he poisoned her, and mutilated the body, and buried the remains in the cellar at ...

... Belle Elmore left the house in this way? He was not going through the lving letters. He agreed in some sense with what Dr. Crippen said to Mr. Muir, “ What is the*use of your asking me—l admit it.” It was the most remarkable set of statements that had ...

... excitement arose 2s it became obvious that the chief actor in the drama was about to take his place in the witness box. Dr. Crippen rose from his chair, strode out of the dock, and unattended, crossed the court almost with a swing. Entering the witness ...