... Remains The remains found in the cellar at 39 Hill drop-crescent, and declared y the Coroner's jury to be those Lora wife of Dr Crippen, were interred at Finchley yesterdiv by the Music Hall Ladies Guild, of which Mrs. Ciippen was Hon. Treasurer. ...

... HE CRIPPEN CASE. At the Old Bailey yesterday the Recorder advised true bills against Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve The remains found in the cellar at 39 Hilldrop-crescent and declared by the Coroner’s jury to be those of Cora Crippen, were interred at ...

... THE CRIPPEN TRIAL. The trial of Dr. Crippen will commence at the Old Bailey at 1v.30 to-morrow morn- ing. The prisoners having been indicted sepat- ately, their cases cannot betaken together. Crippen will be tnied first, In the event of his acquittal ...

... THE CRIPPEN CASE Two Witnesses for Prosecution Arrive from America nij°^ ay trial will commence at the Uld Bailey Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve. JLhe f ormer 1S indicted for the murder hiB wife, and the latter is charged with being after ft* ct thfi itfSl ...

... out In March Le Neve gave her a large quantity clothing, which had belonged to Mrs. Crippen. Professional associates of Dr. Crippen afterwards gave evidence as to his business arrangements and financial position, and some of them as to his flight. Willi ...

... ing are the counsel engaged in the case:— For the Mr. R. D. Muir, Mr. Travers Humphreys, and Mr. &. Ingleby Oddie. Fo; Dr. Crippen: Mr. A. A. Tobin, K.C., M.P.. Mr. Huntly Jenkins, and Mr, bor Miss Le Neve: Mr. F. E. Smith M.P., anal Mr. Ward. In addition ...

... the prosecution was closed, and the case for the defence opened at the Old Bailey’ yesterday, when, for the third day, Dr. Crippen stood in the dock'on the capital charge. Medical and analytical experts declared their conviction that on the piece of ab ...

... remains a 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 as right acquitted. spoke the good characteristics that had been j ascribed to Crippen by the witnesses for ...

... as to this. I am willing to admit, and have told you, that they are lies. The Judge (rather sternly): That may .be so, Dr. Crippen, but is a very serious point the ca ...

... Innocence to Last. The Lord Chief justice took his seat at en o'clock precisely, at the Central ,'riniinal Court on Saturday. Dr. Crippen tepped into the dock with his customary oolness, and the final stage of the trial commenced. The Court wag densely crowded ...

... CRIPPEN SH “DOCTOR” FOUN GUILTY. SENTENCED TO DEATH, The trial of “ Dr.” Crippen for the murder of his wife was concluded, on Saturday, at the Central Criminal Court, accused being In found guilty and sentenced to death. answer to the question whether ...

... Yesterday. VERDICT NOT GUILTY' London, Tuesday. irousing an interest second only to that which surrounded the trial of Dr. Crippen for the murder of Belle Elmore, the proceedings against Miss Ethel Le'Neve, his companion in his flight, who is charged ...