... 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 ...

... MISS LE NEVE NOT PRESENT. Miss Le Neve was not present. The decision proceed with the trial of Dr. Crippen first made it unnecessary for her to attend, and she was not even brought from Holloway. If Crippen be acquitted the charge against her, of course ...

... threads were exactly to thole of the old pair of They were bought. it had been 'proved. during the tenancy of the house by Dr. Crippen. The jury would have these exhibits placed before them in ,their room, and could examine them there. It was of importance ...

... quare is order to see the decorated Nelson Column. CIOWN DUTT. There WM • tense feeling at the Old Bailey to-day while Dr. Crippen being cross-examined he Mr. Muir. the leading counsel for the treasury. Cripples coolly I submitted himself to the ordeal ...

... that the CllOOll asked the jury t Ito say that the remains were those of Belle I Minore from the fait that February let, Dr. Crippen then once m o r e ereeee d th e at 1.50, the prisoner and his wife wore left! WW I and went into the v•itn'ee -lox. He together ...

... the head. MONTROSE PLOT. QUARTERMASTER (T)NSULTS WITH MR. MUIR. ♦n important feet in connection with the evidence which Dr. Crippen Rare on Thor► reaped to the eoneptreey between btamelf and the of fbe reap that the of tap Memel London. sTop PRESS. ANOTHER ...

... are the counsel engaged in the case: For the Crown: Mr. R. D. Muir, Mr. Travers Humphreys, and Mr. 8. Ingleby Oddie. For Dr. Crippen : Mr. A. A. Tobin, K.C., M.P., Mr. Huntly Jenkine. and Mr. Iloome. For Miss Neve; Mr. F. E. Smith, K.C., M.P., and Mr. ...

... government it deserve,. The clever defence of a clever scoundrel has not prevented the murder of his wife being brought home to Dr. Crippen. On Saturday the penultimate chapter was' reached in the story of a crime which acquired a meretricious importance from ...

... excited more general interest than any murder case in the last ten ' , ears ended on Saturday in ther condemnation of Dr.'' Crippen. The verdict is in agreement hitt% the con(lesion arrived at by most people who have followed the came. These always reluctance ...

... mastitis of .the gelid Wean. of • sudden America. Mathias has occurred by the 'tad of February to make it necoveary for Dr. Crippen to make • communication on Belle amore's behalf. Be writes two which wen heeded by Nano to the secretary and another person ...

... DR. CRIPPEN SENTENCE k t DEATH. ISCATHING FINAL SPEECH BY CROWN COUNSEL EXHAUSTIVE SUMMING-UP BY LORD ALVERSTONE. CRIPPiN'S LAST WORDS: I DO PROTEST MY INNOCENCE. LE NJ VE'S TRIAL TO COMMENCE ON TUESDAY. The judgment of death has been paired upon Dr ...

... that in this rd. it tires net make any material difference. ,Therefore. I shall oak you to free your mind, the fart that Dr. Crippen did not sire evidence before the polioacourt or before tbe coroner. OP IMPORTANCE. What are of importance Sr. the answers ...