... done?—Twelve years ago, I believe, shortly before we came to England for the first time. The scar was about 41in. long. Dr. Crippen handled his pockethandkerchief a good deal at this point, holding it on the ledge before him. GRIPPER'S EMPHATIC DENIAL ...

... CRIPPEN DID WITH POISON. Coming to the point of the purchase of five grains of hyoscine on January 19, counsel said that Dr. Crippen signed his name for it, although he need not have done so, as it would have been supplied to him without a receipt, but ...

... purchase?— Aconite, belladonna and rhus tox. The Judge : What is that? Mr. Jenkins : I do wish you would raise your voice, Dr. Crippen. - Crippen smiled genially and said, That is caused by sitting that dock. I have got such a cold that I can hardly talk ...

... DR. CRIPPEN IN THE BOX. The tense excitement which had reigned in court yesterday from the moment Mr. Tobin had announced that he intended to call Dr. Crippen as his first witness reached its climax just after four o'clock, when the prisoner passed swiftly ...

... DR, CRIPPEN AND TWO MEDICAL MEN . _ I Dr. Thomas Marshall At the dose of Mr. Tobin's speech yesterday, Dr. Crippen went into the witne and gave evidence on his own behalf. He took the oath quite calmly and witho traying any emotion. Dr. Thomas Marshall ...

... her manner on your return?—Not at first. Very soon after that we lived at Store -street, and 'then I began to notice it. Dr. Crippen did not appear to feel any distant regret, but smiled liberally during the next minute or two. What was the change you noticed ...

... at the time she went away ?—Not at. all. The Lord Chief Justice : What time? Mr. Huntly Jenkins :. In January this year. Dr. Crippen : I had plenty of money coming in. Mr. Jenkins : The landlord has told us you always paid your rent regularly?—l always ...

... dock squarely in die Lice. None of the medical witnesses during the trial have been cooler and more self-possessed thA Dr. Crippen. Jo-day the prisoner will, again occupy the box for further examination and cross-examination, and a number of distinguished ...

... MR. A. A. TOBIN, THE BRILLIANT K.C., WHO IS DEFENDING DR. CRIPPEN AT THE OLD BAILEY. In Mr. Alfred Aspinall Tobin, K.C., Dr. Crippen has a brilliant defender. He made two Unionist members for Preston. He was returned at the general election last strong ...

... DR. CRIPPEN'S PROTRACTED ORDEAL AT HANDS OF TREASURY LEADER. ...

... Martinetti?—l did not think they were so closely attached as has been made out. He had sent a telegram, on March 24, continued Dr. Crippen, to Mrs. Martinetti to say that his wife had died. ...

... book which recommends hyoscine as a drug to be taken internally? You say this one?—That is the only one I can give you. Dr. Crippen left the box and returned to the dock. THE KING'S VISIT TO WOOD NORTON. Their Majesties To Greet King Manoel To-day. BOY ...