... 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 ...

... THE COUNSEL. For the Crown.—Mr. R. D. Moir. Mr. Travers Mr. S. Ingleby Dr. Crippen.—Mr. A. 'Thirin, B.C. Mr. Huntley Jenkins. Mr. ROOM.. F. E. Senatii,_K.C. Berriostcs Ward. ...

... years—the same character. Miss Curnow, the manageress of Munyon's, and Long. They wouldn't go out of their way to give Dr. Crippen that character unless he deserved it. And yet a man with characteristics, it is sugeated. suddenly beceme unclean in oondurt ...