... Old Bailey on Tuesday snots. fag at oz. The Prisoners having teen tainted generately. their cannot be taken to weber. Dr. Crippen will be tried gad fa the event of his *maitre' the clergy against Mee Le will, of ante. unticolly drop, she being with ...

... engaged in the case may be described As young men. Mr. Muir, who will lead the prosecution, and Mr. Tobin, K.C., wiso is for Dr. Crippen, are, of course, legal veterans. The others are almost if not quite without exception on the sunny side of forty. I Most ...

... CRIPPEN TRIAL Preparations Completed at the Old Bailey. NUMBERED SEATS Preparations for the trial of Dr. Crippen, which begins at the Old Bailey tomorrow, have been completed. Every seat in Court No. I has been allotted and larked on a numbered plan. ...

... the woman en- cia/ P ficc .ced on the old Bible and deb For the first time during the turn of hooks. the law's machinery Dr. Crippen stood . solitary to face the court. KLESS I pity the general whose Whether tile woman who was his cornie their trenches ...

... left. The Sheriffs of the City had other raised chairs. . The moment that the judge sat was the moment for the ascent of Dr. Crippen into the overwhelming area of the dock. A silver-haired warder and two of his asAstants led the way up the twisting stairs ...

... their house in Hilldrop-creecent?—Yes. You liked them both. didn't yonF—Yes. Did vou form the opinion from the way in which Dr. Crippen acted that he was a kindhearted man ':r—Yea. Did he seem a good-tempered man always —Yes. At ,the diaper party on January ...

... chain. and 2 to match. upholstered green morocco; perfect condition.—Chll after 6, 32 Castelnatierwas. abirnea AUTOGRAPIIS.—Dr. Crippen. Belle Elmore. Mee books and male st2nett by each; canna, 47 Linsagrove. shepherd's Dunn. palat,r, •• Miley ef Astley ...

... at 2 p.m., Dr. Pepper, the Home Office) analyst, being THE COUNSEL For the Creva.—yr. lit. D. Muir. Mr. ft. Ingleby For Dr. Crippen.—Mr. .4. Tobin. K.C. Mr. Huntley Jenkins. Mr. Bourne. For Mies Le Nere.—Mr. F. B. Smith. K.C. Yr. Barrington Ward. The impresses ...

... uncommon sea-eommand or for pretty words with an antique siapli a proof of mental indifference, ran imagine lovers part- [Dr. Crippen a in either ease one of the a lore-token: one would mot puzzling studios in humanity that V. see them halving a dollar. ...

... July 31 he 'boarded the Montrose, and 91' eing the prisoner, who had shavod :al his moustache, he said, •• Good morning. Dr. Crippen; I am Inspector Dew.' Crippeti replied, Good morning, Mr. ' I then said, onntinned the witness, ••I hold a warrant for ...

... therefore, not proceeded d is the melting point a each with by the prosecution. • t—Qatile You ea old of the You have koovrn Dr. Crippen as well as sife?—Yee. b'c; you with the other witnesses that Dr. Criapeu was very kind and arniable?-11ways very amiable ...

... before me. For the fortunes were brought into the box one to say of these Davies, baronet. o f c re , x f v . were Ithat Dr. Crippen asked for hyoscine, made by a famous Elizabethan mitror of ; another to say that he had got it. Exeter. I Thus the details ...