... of the warrant and the arresting of e prisoner on the Montrose. He repeated his greeting to the prisoner— Good morning, Dr. Crippen; I am Inspector Dew, an d th e finding of the jewellery seven into prisoner's vest Miss Le Neve waist time dressed as a ...

... With love yours H it Crippen over front and to solicitor Mr Newton were written in handwriting he Dr Crippen’s In cards Justice: an interval your Dr Crippen Mr : found lord witness signatures and son in Crippen tho on for himself and Neve his signatures ...

... Tobin, continuing his speech for the defence, wid: I will now deal with the facts. The first outstanding feature here is Dr. Crippen’s reputation amongst those who knew him beet and have known him for long years. His reputation amongst his intimate friends ...

... PEPPER & INSPECTOR PEW EXAMINED. The Lord Chief Justice took his seat punctually at o’clock yesterday, when the trial Dr. Crippen for tho murder his wife, known as Belle Elmore, was resumed at the Old Hailey. His lordship was followed on the bench the ...

... House. Dr. Crippen was willing : p COUNSEL to make a statement, and did so, guessing thet his wife had gone to join Bruce Miller, who must r , have-been on very affectionate terms with her. tl Mr. Tobin , in opening his speech for the de- Dr Crippen further ...

... DR. CRIPPEN’S DIPLOMA. Mr. Travers Humphreys; Did you also find in the house parchment with writing in latin upon it. Mr. Humphreys here produced the parchment, which he .-aid was a diploma of the Hospital College Cleveland made out to Hawley Harvey Gripped ...

... trial of interest almost unparalleled in the criminal annals of this country. In the dock at the famous Criminal Court was Dr. Crippen, accused murdering his wife, music-hall artist, known as Belle Elmore, by poisoning her at 30, Hilldropcrescent, Camden ...

... they proved life death may be prove ell doubt were women They those entitled to your RBFUTATION I now deal fact outstanding Dr Crippen ' reputation amongst who him aud long reputation amongst his friends in reputation who life From who him many tale Crippen’ ...

... the eery oonunencethe mark*™ the akin was acar. mrato that the eery moment the 23rd July. continued, aat down wonld call Dr. Crippen to Ire commenced examining aome the for mto the and tell hi. tale. Tbn. ooiann. He aearched for mineral and organic commencing ...

... 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 ...

... and said Dr. Crippen had never had any experience at postmortem. If be 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. Crippene demeanour ...

... (Thursday) morning. The counsel engaged aro For tihe Crown Mr. R. D. Muir, Mr. Travcrs Humphreys, and Mr. 8. Ingleby Oddie; or Dr. Crippen: Mr. A. Tobin, KO. Mr. Huntley Jenkins, and Mr. RoomeJ for Miss Le Neve: Mt. F. E. Smith, K.C., and Mr. Barrington Ward ...