... LA R ! 1 THE TRIAL OF “DR. CRIPPEN.—-(1) Lord Alverstone on the Pench. 2) Mr. Muir, K.C. opening the case for the Crown. (3) Mr. Tobin, EC, defending Crippen. (4) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martinetti (witnesses). (5) “Dr.,” Crippen in the dock at the Old Bailey ...

... DR. CRIPPEN’S TRIAL. Historic Legal Case. The event of the week has beer, the trial of Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen, charged with the murder of his wife, known as Belle Elmore. The scene was the Old Bailey, and the Lord | Chief Justice presided. Lancashire ...

... at Hilldrep-c:eseent. Says Dr. Crippen: I know no one who has seen her alive since February I. I know no one who has received a leWr from her since that date. Ilememher this; always—the law does not cast upon Dr. Crippen the onus, the duty, the burden ...

... with respect a question put one of the jury quite properly, and he thought it was fair to Dr.” Crippen that he should j be asked question about it. Dr.” Crippen then once more crossed the court and went into th© witness-box. He seemed quite composed, ...

... there was end of the case. If they wore, then the jury had to ask themselves was her death occasioned by the wilful act Dr.” Crippen? If not, then tne defendant was again entitled to be acquitted. Those were the two questions upon which the jury were asked ...

... surelv her friends would have been glad indeed find out that. Dr.” Crippen’s story of her illness and death was quite untrue, and, further, surely they would think none the worse of Dr.” Crippen for having told those lies in order to cover th© story of his ...

... course, the jury could not have sat the box for long without realising that they could not rely upon the mere statement made Dr.” Crippen. He had, on his own confession, lied for his own purposes. Even when he was purporting to tell the truth certain things ...

... fair t*. Dr, Crippen that should b© inked question about it. Dr. then onco more crosseil (h»* court ami went into the witness-box. seemed quite composed, but wa- apparently rather more anxious than yesterday. His lordship remarked that Dr. Crippen said yesterday ...

... The Defence. CRIPPEN T 0 GO IN THE BOX Mr. Tobin's opemn* words to the jury were that Dr. Crippen would go into the witness box as soon as he sat down. Poo'ins him would be called eminent doctors who would exprees the opinion that the remains might have ...

... think to tha of proving Crippan murder wife to eonaidsrsd Lies Told by Accused Now ia it to little of Of of of rely aada Dr Crippen has sion for for of own haa told an antruth Hera you ' court of morale court of law that Baiie Blmnra Immoral another that ...

... WADDINGTON'S (FOEUIRRXT SON), & 30, MANCHESTER-ROAD. TRIAL OF DR. CRIPPEN. SEARCHING CROSB-KXAMENATION. I Tb« trial Harvey Hawloy Orippea for the murder hie wife began the Cdnr.nal Oourt on Tuesday, and has proved, anticipated, one the draraatic tunes ...

... COUNSEL IN TEARS DURING HIS peroration. Tobin, in, bis final address to the jury on behalf Dr.” Crippen yesterday afternoon spoke for 70 minute*. I not propose,” he said, repeat in length the argument I used yesterday. I adhere everyone of these arguments ...