... England. A Plymouth telegram states that two witnesses for the prosecution have landed there from New York for the trial of Dr Crippen. The arrivals, who travelled under assumed names, were met at Plymouth by Scotland Yard officers, who accompanied thorn ...

... feature English political life when they tried to turn their member into a sort of general relieving officer. The trial of Dr. C’rippen will begin at the Old Bailey at 10.30 this morning. The prisoners having been indicjyd separately, their rases cannot be ...

... day, some taking the morning and others the afternoon. One the first arrivals was Mr. Arthur Newton, the solicitor for Dr. Crippen, who was immediately followed Sir Charles Mathews, the Director of Public itions, and Mr. Pepper, the Homo Office analyst ...

... ion of Inspector Dew was continued. Mr. Tobin had only on© more question to ask the witness. “So far as yon know, when Dr. Crippen went away did he leave behind him, far as you can ascertain, a single debt unpaid?” asked counsel. I made no inquiries answered ...

... Tlie case for the prosecution was and the case for the defence.opened at the Old Bailey yesterday, when for the third day Dr. Crippen stood in the dock on the capital charge. .Medical and analytical experts declared their conviction that a p ece of the skin ...

... the evidence of Bruce Millar, who admitted w riting her love letters, and kissing her? She threatened to of his life, and Dr Crippen’s case was that at last the threat so often made had been carried out, is she now?” asked counsel, raising bis voice, and ...

... GRUESOME BUS OF CLOTHING. The Vital Importance of Some Underwear : Close of the Defence. The trial of Dr. .Crippen at the Central Criminal Court was continued till twenty-five minutes to six yesterday evening, when the case for the defence closed. During ...

... A DOOMED MURDERER. The Lord Chief Justice of England warned Dr. Crippen that he need not expect any mercy on this side of the grave ; and it may be taken for granted that the dread penalty” will duly enforced in the wretched man's case on November 3rd ...

... evidence that the Crown had made out their ease the prisoner -was entitled to lie acquitted. Something bad been said about Dr. Crippen not having given evidence before either the magistrate or the coroner. He (his Lordship) did not agree with Mr. Tobin (for ...

... entitled to respect, with reference to a question put by one of the jury quite properly on Friday. He would like to ask Dr. Crippen a question about it. Might ask if the Hemple and Arnts Divtioiiary was forthcoming. Mr. Muir replied that the first part ...

... Newton’s compliments to the Press. He cannot see anyone with regard to the appeal any other matter until after has seen Dr. Crippen, which cannot do for a day or two, as he has to Ret order from the authorities. He also can say nothing with regard to Miss ...

... of Ethel Neve. The Press Association states that an application for leave to appeal against the conviction and sentence Dr. Crippen for the murder of his wife was lodged behalf tho man in the Hegistry of the Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday afternoon ...