... 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 ...

... Since then box. if he Meoroughly ated the to hate. knows where Bello 1 Dew S • surprise s .. was *weather. seer 7.30. t Dr. Crippen, bat. it to • very serious poiat et . work - halt entirety independent: • •Z o m oo d4 4 - t am Wed - •- i a knows whether ...

... evidence that the Crown tied made out their cane the prisioner was entitled to be acquitted. Something had been said about Dr. Crippen not having given evidence before either the magistrate Of the coroner. He (his Lordship) did not agree with Mr. Tobin (for ...

... was an end of the cam. If they were, then the jury had to ask themaelres was her death occasioned by the wilful act of Dr. Crippen If not, then the defendant was again entitled to he acquitted. These were the two questions upon whit+ the jury were asked ...

... adjourned until MO on that day, DR. CRIPPEN'S EAR TREATIENT A BANGOR PATIENT. Otological Gazette, a quarterly periodical of thirty-two pages, by the karat Remedies Co., of Craves Kimpsway. London, W.C. and edited by Dr. Crippen on Saturday, was is death for ...

... the jury could not have rat in the box for long without realising that they could not rely upon the mere statement made by Dr Crippen. He had, on his own confession, lied for his own purposes, even when he was purporting to tell the truth. Certain things ...