... EDITOR SUMMONED. The Lord Chief Justice toqk His seat ten o'clock precisely the Central Criminal Court on Saturday morning. Dr. Crippen stepped into the dock v.ithJiis customary coolness, and the final stage of (he trial was commenced. Tho court was densely ...

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

... discussion in political circles and journals are to it in comparatively spirit Mr his Rectorial the students of Tuesday trial Dr Crippen for murder is was Saturday at Central Court where the accused found guilty death the Central Criminal Court Ethel Orippen’s ...

... of woman, or that the remains were the remains of Belle Elmore. ,If there was any doubt whatever upon those two points. Dr. Crippen was entitled right be acquitted. spoke of the good -„ .. . ~ . . _ _ . room time time nrst ce. _ since,' replied Dt-SpiUbory ...

... some of them entitled to respect, with respect question put one of the jury quite properly, and thought it was fair to Dr. Crippen that he should he asked question about it. Dr. (’rippen then once mere crossed the court and went into the witness-box. ...

... 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 ...

... description , and while-it is difficult 'to ba original a few could claim . to be up-to-date . ' For 'instance , the notorious Dr Crippen found his counterpart—in costume and general-get-ap ; and Miss Le Neve was represented by one of-the many female impersonators ...

... LE NEVE ON TRIAL. THE CASE FOR THE CROWN. - VERDICT NOT GUILTY. Following the conviction of Dr. Crippen a/ the Old Bailey on Saturday came the trial of his companion in flight, Ethel Le Neve, on the charge of being an accessory after fact, and on Tuesday ...

... young people are excitedly discussing every phase of the case ,and opinion is sharply divided. The perfect oaunnesa of Dr. Crippen when undergoing the terrible oMtal eross-eamlnation seems to have Hid the (Sects convincing men and all classes that (he ...

... seriously disputed. Why otherwise were they clothed in woman’s garments? “If,” added hi.s Lordship, “they were a man’s remains. Dr. Crippen is ENTITLED WALK OFT OF THAT DOCK.” Parsing on. recalled and discussed the evidence given to the remains being those of ...