... profitably have directed his episcopal thunders. There aro others. Has the Bishop of Carlisle read the daily bulletins of Dr. Crippen's flight and capture? The full and detailed accounts of his daily meals, sleeps, and looks? Has the Bishop read the ad ...

... tried for the Premier's accidental shooting. This conclusion is so thoroughly up-to-date, and, in view of the popularity of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve, so completely in accord with popular taste, that it cannot fail to fill Mr. Caine's admirers with thanksgiving ...

... The same criticism applies to the discovery of hyoscine in the remains. It was not until the fact was ascertained that Dr. Crippen had purchased hyocine that the Home Office expert began to test for it. Doubtless it was hyoscine he found. He found it ...

... was the ourselves. duty of the nearest kinsman to Consider for a moment the trial of avenge a wrong done to his family. Dr. Crippen. There you had day An eyo for an eye, blood for blood. after day an eclectic gathering of The lex talionis, they called ...

... attribute the Houndsditch horrors to the principles of Anarchism as it would be to inquire into the opinions of the late Dr. Crippen respecting the Veto of the House of Lords. If Crippen actually carved up his wife, he did it, not because •ho was a Liberal ...

... may lead to loud talking of callous methods in the first place, is given by Mr. Shaw as a finish to his argwnents. If Dr. Crippen, he writes, had been sentenced to penal servitude for life, and he had declared that he would starve himself to death if ...

... Torque/nada ' and Machiavelli, and Abdul Asia, and William Tell, and Henry VIII., and Socrates, and George r Washington, and Dr. Crippen? And did he then and there bestow upon him an immortal soul? Or was the soul slowly and painfully evolved, like the body ...

... ading strangers whilst the fierce light of these revelations heat all about him. He then knew what it, felt like to be Dr. Crippen. Finally, a gentleman named Tunics, a surveyor and collector of taxes, who lives in the village which is inhabited by Mr ...

... incriminate themselves from abnormal motives, the story runs on merrily. Realism is not confined to the sordid and the common. Dr. Crippen was not at all probable, and that' marvellous work of genius. the character of Hamlet, is as improbable as it is true. ...

... mind saved a British battleship from destruction at Jutland, and how many aro there amongFt us who never heard the name of Dr. Crippen? The evil that men do lives after them: the good is oft interred with their bones. We hear nothing of the happy marriages ...

... his artistio temrament it seems to my rather roug h luck on his temperament. Were Patrick Mahon, Horatio Bottomley, Dr. Crippen, and the man who threw the ink all down the back of my frock, greatly artistic? When our charlady pinched the whisky and ...