... twee decided to Wee d to the of Appeal for lame to optimal algal./ the verdictin the Mr. hail no hour's interview with -Dr. - Crippen at Penton' villa. Wednesday and (mind the mindemwed tan finite well and cheer; fel. Crimes ea being informed of Mire In ...

... perfectly riilicubois and trivial suggestion with regard to some dis. courtesy towards Mr. Martinetti. the suggestion made by Dr. Crippen that she left to go to Bruce Miller. Bruce Miller had come here and said he had never seen that lady for the past au x years ...

... name was almost unknown to the ma• is the street until it was s•sounoed that be had been retained as lead:ng counsel for Dr. Crippen in the sensational trial as the Old Bailey. The public hears more of these lawyers whose practice lies largely in the criminal ...

... CRIPPEN'S APPEAL. APPLICATION LODGED IN COURT. An Miplication on behalf of Dr. Crippen was lodged at the Court of Criminal Appeal on Thursday for leave to appeal against his conviction and sentence to death. NEWSPAPERS AND CONTEMPT OF COURT. HEAVY PENALTIES ...

... examined in the witness-box to his account of the disappearance of his wife, Elmore, j When his name was called the clerk. Dr. Crippen rose from his chair, strode out the dock. and. unattended, crossed tho I court almost with a swing. Entering the witness-box ...

... are not I , v rnppen : a woman who had had a last, n d howl married and hsed with this man for clitem, years, and on Dr Crippen's statemeat there again, you mist be a little careful how act on that, although it possibly true - had not inhabited with ...

... agpeared in that paper called “Murderers who have escaped,” and which contained the following passage: Flying from justice, Dr. Crippen forgot all about wireless ]teleguplg. It broughtg:bout his capture. In the murder itself, despite the diabolical skill and ...

... name was almost 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 at the Old Bailey. The public hears more of a these lawyers whose practice lies largely in the ...

... days of his ordeal than even the usher of the court, to whom a murder trial is nothing exceptional. The crime of which Dr. Crippen has been convicted was shocking and sensational enough, but what will make the trial more memorable in the annals of crime ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... During the Last Dread Moments of the Drama. Mr Arthur Newton, solicitor for Dr Crippen, says:— “There is sure to be an appeal against the verdict. 1 shall see Dr Crippen and arrange matters j with him. He has often spoken to me in favour of an appeai ...