... DR. CRIPPEN SENTENCED. The trial Dr.” Grippen for th© murder ~ ,^ » Crippcn. bettor known Belle Elmore, was concluded the Old Bailey on Saturday. The accused was found guilty. In answer to question whether he had anything to say why sentence should not ...

... TOPICAL TIT-BITS. Public aestanient at fever-bent in connection with the historic trial of Dr Crippen. but it to strange that in the midst of all this the central figure comported himself with a coolness that carprised judge, counsel, and indeed everybody ...

... 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 ...

... LERWICK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1910. Tun trial of Hawley Harvey Crippen, known as Dr Crippen, for the murder of his wife, Belle Elmore, concluded at the Central Criminal Court on Saturday afternoon. The prisoner was found guilty by the unanimous voice ...

... DR. CRIPPEN'S APPEAL. After a long consultation at Penbonville Prison with his legal adviser. on Wednesday, Dr. Crippen decided to appeal against the death sentence. The appeal will be heard before three Judges of the Court of Criminal Appeal, probably ...

... eyes and has a shy, retiring, almost cringing manner. Mr. Newton. after a conference with Dr. Crippen yesterday, announced that the vane would he appealed. Dr. Crippen appeared very cheerful during the conference, and expressed his satisfaction over the acquittal ...

... young people are excitedly dieensiling every phase of the case, and opinion is sharply divided. The nerleet calmness of Dr Crippen when undergoing the terrible ordeal of Litton seems to have had the effect of convincing men and women of all classes that ...

... young people are excitedly discussing every phase of the easel and opinion is sharply divided. The perfect calmness of Dr. Crippen when undergoing the terrible ordeal of cross-examination seems to have had the effect of convincing men and women of all ...

... 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 ...

... DR. CRIPPEN'S APPEAL (BY TELEGRAPH.) TO BE HEARD ON THURSDAY. The Press Association is informed that as present arranged the appeal Dr. Crippen will come before the Court of Criminal Appeal on Thursday next. ...

... on Thursday Before Specially Constituted Court. It is anticipated, says the Exchange Telegraph Co.. that the appeal of Dr. Crippen from the sentence of death passed upon him at the Central Criminal Court on the of the murder of wife will be heard in the ...

... CRIPPEN TO APPEAL. It is announced that u the result of a prolonged interview with —Dr. Crippen, Mr. Newton, his solicitor, is arranging to lodge an appeal against the death sentence. It will be' necessary in the first instance to obtain leave to appeal ...