... COUNSEL IN TEARS DURING HIS peroration. Tobin, in, bis final address to the jury on behalf Dr.” Crippen yesterday afternoon spoke for 70 minute*. I not propose,” he said, repeat in length the argument I used yesterday. I adhere everyone of these arguments ...

... Sprang a eurprise upon his hearers at the very commencement. He announced that at the very moment he eat down he would call Dr. Crippen to go into the witnese-box and tell his tale. Thus commencing, he went on to say that he proposed to call eminent medical ...

... behalf of Munyon's and that the drag te be ueed for hommpathio p% w. said he filled o part of the pa _ The Coroner: Did Dr. Crippen see what had written before he dth Yee. - He knew what he was getting *—Yes. Witness added that a few days W Crippen had ...

... hair?—lt wa* cut short. Continuing, witness said he told the prisoner that she would be arrested for being concerned with Dr. Crippen in the murder and mutilation of Mrs. Crippen When she was told the charge she became agitated and faint. Counsel: Was cabin ...

... 'Preloar Sir Burnett Alderman Wakefield Rentoul KC Justloe Clerk of (Mr II K elder brother Mr Avory Hawley Crippen” leading Dr Crippen who looking of dock Bow-street Arraigns him said ” Hawley Harvey Crippen indicted stand charged the inquisition with the ...

... 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 ...

... Searching Cross-examination. Mr. Tobin, K.C., for Crippen, subjected Dew to a lengthy and searching cross-examination. “ When Dr. Crippen went with you to the cellar, did he seem at all anxious, worried or nervous?”’ asked ocounsel.—He was perfectly cool, answered ...

... of Crippen On July 8 he Sergeant 39 Hilldrop- by Mine had was her went Dr timet— my lord that face f— POLIOE ONIPPEN Mr Dr Crippen took upstairs him self Mitchell wife’s story you told wife's satisfied I inquiries satisfied to to me’’ xpla I truth” later ...

... me as to this. I am willing to admit, and have told you, that they are lies. The Judge (rather sternly): That may he so, Dr.” Crippen, but it is very serious point of the case, and you must really answer the question—lies or no lies. Mr. Muir: I want you ...

... 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 ...

... returned a verdict In eastiedanc• the asedioal evident*. The el which was offered for information to the apprehension a Dr. Crippen sod Miss Le Neve hes been paid to Captain Kendall, of the Montrose, the ship upon which were arrested on their in Canada ...

... Benevolent dinner February 20th and Miss wearing Belle Elmore’s brooch Bruce Millar an estate agent formerly an actor whom Dr Crippen said believed his wife gone when disappeared but ho stated had Belle Elmore since April 1904 he written to her Mrs (Belle ...