... concluded the . cross-examination. RE-EXAMINED BY MR. TO3IN Mr. Tobin then rose to re-examine, and elicited the fact that Dr. Crippen had been guided entirely by Mr. Newton since his arrival from America. In reply to questions, Crippen said that he had been ...

... In March Le Neve gave her a large quantity of clothing which had belonged to Mrs. Crippen. Professional asaociates of Dr. Crippen afterwards gave evidence to hie business arrangements and financial position, and some of then as to his light. William ...

... Se 6d; live skate, 68; ive é PLEAS FOR CRIPPEN R TOBIN’S DRESS. Mountains of Prejudice. UBTFUL POINTS IN THE The trial of Dr Crippen at the Central Crimmal Court was continued till twenty- ease for the defence closed. five minutes to six last evening, when ...

... was then in the hand. of his solicitor, and it would have been an unwise and an unusual mores for IF. Newton to have pat! Dr. Crippen in the multibox to present an inooraplista defence before the magistrates or I at the Inquest, lie did not suppose them ...

... excuse su7gertol by Cripren2 Also, whero were the persons to whom he paid the money realised on his wife's jewellery? Dr. Crippen's lies had been established by the Crown, and were not disputed by Crippen, who said they were a part of his scheme; but ...

... THE SENTENCE OF DEATH ON DR. CRIPPEN. How the Prisoner was Condemned to Death. A REMARKABLE SCENE. Summing Up by the Lord Chief Justice. A* I have already said—and I think it right to repeat it—you are to dmw conclusion whatever against Crippen unless ...

... unpaid bills. And Mr. Muir, in his reexaminaiion, directed his queries to one point only, the cool imperturbability of Dr. Crippen under all conditions. At their first interview before the flight appeared to be perfectly calm at the lime of his arrest ...

... CROSS-EXAMINATION. Mr. Tobin. K.C. (for Cripper). subjected 31r. Dew to a lengthy and marching When Dr. Crippen went with you to the cellar did he seem at all anxious. worried, or nervous, asked counsel. ••He was perfectly cool, answered the detective ...

... that these are the remains of another woman. You .must draw no inference Hut if you are satisfied that this is a/ against Dr Crippen if the mutilated remurder. determine that it shall nut g o . o w ns ar , unpunished, his wif e . of any other woman than ...

... the Crown have made out their case, and if not the prisoner must be acquitted Something has been said in this case about Dr. Crippen not having given evidence before the police magistrate or the coroner. I do agree with the observations made by Mr. Tobin ...

... this case. If you frnd they are those of Cora Crippen, then you have to find if they were there through the agency of Dr. Crippen. If not, again the defendant is Ititled to acquittal. Those are the Mame you have to consider, and on which I shall ask ...

... made a K successful flight from Compiegne in France to London Polling day at Walthamstow has been fixed for November 1 fa Dr. Crippen was brought up for trial at fa the Old Bailey X ft Events of the Week at Home 1 A great demonstration was held in Madrid ...