... Statement by Mr. Arthur Newton Mr. Arthur Newton, solicitor for “Dr.> Crippen, has stated to a Press Tepresenta. tive: * There is sure to be an appeal against the verdict. T shall see ‘Dr.’ Crippen and arrange matters with him. He has often gpoken to me in ...

... quotation, but in other cases they mean that the word of description they enclose is not what % it is. Thus when we see Dr. Crippen, what is meant is that he is not a doctor. Is this explanation clear enough ? —:o: A Pontypridd gentleman has a daughter ...

... Pearse, TRIAL OF MISS LE NEVE. VERDICT: NOT GUILTY. Arousing an interest second only to that which surrounded the trial of Dr. Crippen, the proceedings against Miss Ethel Lo Neve, who ie charged with being an accessory after the fact, commenced on Tuesday ...

... they could not rely upon the statement made by Dr. Crippen. THE CELLAR DISCOVERIES. Dealing with the discoveries made in ths celhir at 3e, Hilkirop Crescent. his Lordship usketl. assuming that the jury were satisfied that the remains had been in the cellar ...

... waiting for. soon as she does that, Miss Le Neve eaid, li the doctor going divorce her. Prisoner told witness had spoken to Dr Crippen of their Early February, said witness. Miss Le Neve commenced STAY THE NIGHT, which she had not previously done. In cro ...

... House. Cripptn Judged. Fortunately, we shall soon have heard the last of the particularly atrocious murder of Belle Elmore Dr. Crippen. For four months the sensation has maintained almost unprecedented hold upon the public interest, but shortly it will be ...

... Witness said, “ Why worry about that ?” Le Neve burst into tears and said it was Miss Elmore, who, sbe told witness, was Dr. Crippen’s wife. “ When I see them together,” Le Neve told witness, **it makes realise position —what she is, and what I am.” She ...

... Tobin's was alarest unknown to the man in the street until it was announced that he had been retained as leading counsel for Dr. Crippen in the sensational trial as the Old Bailey. The public bears of those lawyers whose practice lies largely in the criminal ...

... APPEAL LODGED. The Press Association states that application for leave to appeal against the conviction and sentence on Dr. Crippen for the murder of his wife was lodged on behalf of the condemned man in the Registry of the Court Criminal Appeal on Thursday ...

... defence, and the court adjourned until Sat u rday ironing. the Central Criminal Court, London. on S s inrclay, the trial of Dr. Crippen 'attired ,pon its closing stages. The building was crowded when accused took hit mat in the dock. Lord Chief asked the jury ...

... A LETTER FROM CO. CORK. His Lordship remarked that the gentleman whose name Dr. Crippen had mentioned, M^. lit'Sweeney. had written from Brandon, Co. Cork. %oil Dr. Crippen ever seen him? Crippeu replied that he bad not. The Lord Chief Justice—He speaks ...

... held up his hand. Where is =Ter? he said. empty ! ▪ r. Crippen np at once, ordered the judge, sternly. Immediately Dr. Crippen was brought up, and sat down in his chair at the very moment the foreman uttered the fateful word Ginty ! Two warders ...