... one thousand applications have been received Uy the authoritico from pertioas desiring admission to hear the trill , of Dr. Crippen and Le Neve, which. according to the latest arrangements, will I start at the ald Bailey this day week. While the applications ...

... the winning Lout in a pair•oar race. The Crippira Trial. _ _ It has nut yet been decided who will be leading counsel for Dr. Crippen at his trial at the Old Bailey on Monday next. Mr. F. E. Smith. IL.C., M.P., will be Mies Le Neves leading ooun.eL ...

... THE CHIPPER TRIAL. The October Sessions of the Central Criminal Court begin tomorrow, but it is stated that the trial of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve is not likely to commence till about Pei 18th init. The judges on the rota are Mr. Jusrce A. T. Lawrence ...

... thought not improbable that an order to clear the Court 6f women visitors will be made. Who will be the leading counsel for Dr Crippen is not yet definitely decided. Mr Marshall Hall, K.C., is unable to undertake the defence on account of an agreement in ...

... tbougtit out improbable that an order to clear the court of %oaten visitor/ will be made. Who will be the loading c•outvr' for Dr. Crippen is not yet definitely decided. Mr Marshal lien, K.C., is unable to undertake the &truce on aocount of an arbitration ease ...

... rooms in London. Captain Kendall, of the steamer Montrose, was banded cheque for for information which led to the arrest of Dr. Crippen Miti f Neve. Tamsrorlh Collegß named Edward Reed, belonging Bialey, Sur rey, hia been found shot dead bia bedroom double ...