... 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 ...

... NICOL'S STORES, 701-7, Now City Road Glasgow. . 17 s i L 1 i i 1 i I ' N4 CRIPPEN'S., RETURN. HOSTILE RECEPTION IN LONDON. Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve reached Liverpool on board the Megantic on hetrirday in charge of Detective-Inspector Dew. The prisoners ...

... iu ran. , bi r. to be challeogett and it was hardly to be expected that so difficult and intricate a trial as that of Dr Crippen wnuld prove an exception to the rule. The triumvirate of judges who heard the arguments put forward on behalf of a new trial ...

... should be granted her through her attorney. .11p contee&d that Mist . ' Le Neve, the eteciarik and sole legatee under Dr. Crippen's will, should be passed over on the ground that couvicted felon hid no' right' to reetivo any beiseet froth 'his bib ...

... doctors did a lot of good in the world, and he himself had received benefits at the hands of medical men, so he felt that Dr. Crippen should not be allowed to suffer the extreme penalty. Rather than that should happen, he was quite ready to give himself ...

... and it hearsay with regard to the question . l eas simiar of Mr.. Crime by her hue- MVOS conceding, however, that the of Dr. Crippen had been placed be- Court, the evidence would not be ednieeible. He said that the Judge might Min to try the cam again, ...

... fugitives on board tbe Montrose, ' supplied to the Daily Mail by Com mander Kendall just before the dramatic arrest of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve. This will steely take a prominent place in the history of crime detection, as the first record of its ...

... King of England. In all likely and bun. deeds of ucdikelt quarters, official , ' were on: the Vet, in fate of all this, Dr. Crippen eluted them fur weeks. how was he able to do to? There is but one answer. Adversity sharp. ens the wits of the dullest brain ...

... 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 ...

... DR. CRIPPEN'S APPEAL Mr. Arthur Newton, solicitor, yesterday on behalf of Dr. Crippeu lodged an appeal with the Registrar of the Court of Criminal Appeal against the death sentence passed upon him at the Old Bailey on Saturday last Alia Le Neve yeiterday ...

... EFFECTS SOLD BY AUCTION. Dr. Crippen's effects were on Tuesday sold by auction in London, and there was, of course, a big crowd, although all the personal belongings of Crippen and his wife had been excluded—the lots being chiefly upholstery. There ...

... woman of twentyseven, named Ethel Le Neve. There is some reason for sup posing that Miss Le Neve may be disguised asbov. Dr. Crippen's business offices were in Albion House, New Oxford-street, and in the same building are the offices of the Music Hall Ladies' ...