... Under Sheriffs (Messrs smith k Tinxtable) asking for tickets cf admission to the Old Bailey, London, to hear the trial of Dr Crippen and Miss Ethel Le Neve. which starts before the Lord Chief-Justic.e (Lord Alverstone) on Tuesday. PRAM FOR PLAY.—At a lecture ...

... about January last . Witness heard of Mrs Cripoen ' s death through Mrs Martinetti , and he wrote a letter of sympathy to Dr Crippen . A U 3 TSB TBOM CBnBES . ° Crippen ' s reply to the letter was as follows : — ^ My Dear Doctor , — I feel sure that yon ...

... rabble . The wcriss had to be gaaided for a . tame by Egyptian soldiers . ( p . 9 . ) AT the Old Bailey , the trial of Dr Crippen for the • nnader of his wife , Belle Elmore , was coinmenoed . There was a great demand for admission tickets , and at an ...

... about thirty Press representatives . . • - AEBIVAL OF THE . PEItiCIPAia . ' • One of the first arrivals was Mr Newton ,. Dr Crippen ' s solicitor , followed by Sir Charles Mathew , the Director of Prosecutions , and Mr Pepper , the famous Home , Office ...

... P . : • TOSYMAN FAINTS AND CAUSES DELAY , - THE second day's-proceedings at the Old Bailey connected with the trial of- Dr Crippen , who is charged with ihe murder of his wife , . whose stage same was Belle Elmore . were interrupted for a time . by an ...

... His Lordship: How long ago she bleach her hair ?—Seven years after I first knew her. Who bleached it for her?—She told me Dr Crippen did it for her. This closed the case for the prosecution. It is understood that Crippen will go into the witness-box this ...

... and said Dr Crippen had never h a d any experience at a post-mortem. If he had the Crown would have found it out, 'and would have called evidence. There had been no such evidence. The longest consideration would have to be given to Dr Crippen's demesnour ...

... whom a juryman had hal - hied a slip of papery Had Dr Crippen ever purchased hyoscine of you before ?—No Harold Kirby, chemist's assistant, employed by Messrs Lewis & Burrows, deposed to handina Dr Crippen five grains of hyoscine hydrobromide on January ...

... listeners to the evidence . The morning was given pver to medical evidence for the . urosecatidn , and ite case . against Dr Crippen -was dosed . A COSSPIEACT 'WITH THE QmaSSMiSIES . Mr Tobin , on behalf of the prisoner , then tddressed the Court at great ...

... as a medicine ?—Yes. By whom?—ln a book on homcepathic remedies. His Lordship: What is the name of the book? You know, Dr Crippen, this is most important for you. Witness: It is in Hempel & Arntz's dictionary on lioincepathics. His lordship asked ?Jr ...