... appli-ationwas on Monday made to the maga. Dates 44derlv told the 'he oohed t o in,. himself up to hi , hanged Unload of Dr. Crippen. He fl he thought durtor.l did great de•l /0 ,4 in the world, and h o thought a doctor should not he allowed to anger the ...

... Yesterday moning popular excitement throughout every pert of the world was allayed by the news Rent from the Cansdien east that Dr. Crippen and bis female coin: venial had been captured on board the liner Montrose. It is too soon to discuss the cir aunstasees ...

... Famous names competition. The correct answers to this competition were: 1, Uriah Heel). fiction: 2, Guy Fawkes. fact. 3. Dr Crippen. fact; 4. Catherine Pan•. fact: S. Sir Percy Slakeney. fiction, 8, Julius Caesar, fact: 7. Hi' Wordly Wiseman, fiction: ...

... 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 ...

... Penrith. Members must not forget to send an ENTRY FORM cut from this page with their entry. 1. Uriali Heep. 2. Guy Fawkes. 3. Dr Crippen. 4. Catherine Parr. 5. Sir Percy Blakenev. B. Julius Caesar. 7. Mr Worldly Wiseman. 8. Picasso. 9. Oliver Twist. 10. Florence ...

... know that they aim to get away from the hack- neyid, done-to-death villains like Jack Sheppard, Dick Turpin and the late Dr Crippen. The series gets off to a flying start with Edward Wort:ey Montagu, whose career far outdid in bizarrerie his own parents—and ...

... relationship with Mrs. Crippee. He admitted that he had finished his letters with Lose and bier* t., Eyes. but do tared That Dr. Crippen always knew of the terms of their ecttennit•ore. 'Were you ter loser. - Mr. Taboo r..ed. and the answerwee an emphatic No ...