... the 17th February. On that date did you see Dr. Crippen!—Yes. Did you speak him about the subscription —Yes. Had you any address at which you could write to his wife for her subscription?—No. Did Dr. Crippen offer to do anything for you? —I said might ...

... THE DIFFICULTY OF HEARING. Did you receive a letter from Dr. Crippen?— Yee, sir. Was that in reply to one you sent!—No. Mr. Travere Humphreys—lt is so difficult hear the lady speaking. There was some little confusion es to the witness’s Ishi. reply about ...

... , on Sunday so far lie was cognisant of the facts. rooming the Rev. Dr. Tudor Jones delivered He was not intimate with Dr. Crippen, but powerful sermon on “The Gospel Jesus in the had called on him several times. Light of the Age.*] This was the first ...

... yesterday Dr. H. H. Crippm and Mi« Neve again appeared in the dock, charged in connection with tho Hilldrop -crescent mystery. Dr. Crippen was wearing his gold-rimmed spectacles, and Mies I.e Neve, who was looking somewhat paler than usual, was dressed in blue ...

... judging her character! —Yes. Would you describe her gentle, retiring, and sympathetic!—Exactly. Later on you got to know Dr, Crippen!—Yes, visited her. Did seem kind-hearted!—l thought him the nicest man I’d ever met. Questioning her to the coat and boa ...

... With regard to Dr. Crippen, you know his full name?—Hawley Harvey Crippen. His last address was also 39, Hilldrop-cresoent. Is that in the parish of Islington?—Yes. INSPECTOR DEW CROSS-EXAMINED. Mr. Newton—When you called on Dr. Crippen on the Bth July ...

... ation, juryman rcee and would like ask Inspector Dew how was that did not have some meat* of stopping tbe departure of Dr. Crippen. Th« jury. Inspector Dew—l should like to eoawer the queetion. Many attacks bare been made on me. I shall only be too willing ...

... Crippen did not state the nature of the operation. Did you know Mies Le Neve? —I have seen her in the office. In the company Dr. Crippen?—Yes, the Benevolent Fund dinner. This year?— ...

... of attorney, had gone out to act for him. In June wished to remain on little while. He asked where Mrs. Crippen was, and Dr. Crippen said she had died. ...

... whether they had found anything else beside the bankbook - Yee. diamond am) two or three valuable rings. She told me that Dr, Crippen had raised £175 on them and had put it into hie business to pot that firm footing. ...

... stockings were there f Nine or ten parirs, more than that. The blue and white silk blouse was supposed to be present from Dr. Crippen well. During the letter part of Miss Le Neve's stay did she (deep at your house regularly?—No. How often did she stay away ...

... experience and knowledge of Dr. Crippen, would yon describe bint an amiable and kind-hearted man ?—Yea. Miss Le Neve has been dsecribed cf gentle, sweet disposition. Would you agree with that —Yea. You hare told us that Dr. Crippen went to Drouet’s as consulting ...