... Daily i('hrv-nide. He said Mr, Arthur Newton, in an affidavit, stated that he was instructed to act ’for Dr. Crippen as hig solicitor. Dr. Crippen was arrested in Quebec on a charge of murder, | and would be brought back to this conntry. On | the sth inst ...

... Tetu, lbel Roman Catholic chaplain in the prison, has not | yet visited Dr. Crippen, although the latter, at | his arraignment, described himself as of that | faith. Dr. Crippen sleeps well, and has a good ! appetite. In addition to cousuming the regular ...

... Munvon's per 1. H. Crippen.” The purposs for which it was required was given as *“ Homeopathy preparations.” Mr. Newton: Has Dr. Crippen purchased a number of dvogs from wou during the past year® Witness: Yes. -Mr. Newton: Sometimes cocaine, morphia, mercurr® ...

... Chief of Police asking permission to board the Montrose at Father Point to serve a warrant on the person suspected as being Dr. Crippen. ...

... of Human Remains. It i« stated that permission has been obtained by Mr. Arthur Newton, who has been engaged on behalf of Dr. Crippen, to have an ndependent medical examination made of the remains found in the cellar at 39, Hilldrop-crescent. ...

... secretary of the limited companv publishing the paper for vontempt of ecour* in publishing a paragraph in reference to Dr. Crippen. ...

... seriows charge made against us by Dr. Crippen's counsel in his J:!enn as read by us iu the columns of the newspapers here on the 20th instant. and do furthermore deny having had any interconrse with the said Dr. Crippen on or during the voyage to Quebec ...

... prevailed upon the arrival of the Royal George from Avonmouth and dissppointment was expressed ;:': it was discovered Dr. Crippen was not on ...

... Offered £2OO a Week. Both Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve have received several communications after they had been submitted to the local anthorities for ins{edion. One of the messages was a telegram to Miss Le Neve from a New York theatrieal manager, offering ...

... disputed. Why, otherwise, were they clothed in women’s gar. ments? “I, added His L-rdship, “ they were a man’s remains Dr. Crippen is entitled to walk out of that dock.” ...

... day. Petition For Reprieve. Mr. Arthur Newton has presented a petition tg the Home Secretary, asking for the reprieve of Dr. Crippen on similar grounds to those urged before the Court of Criminal Arpeal. Copies of the petition for signature hy the public ...

... selicitor engaged in the defence of Dr. Crippen and Miss Lo Neve, informed a Press representative on Wednesday that, notwithstanding the statements made to the contrary. no counsel has vet been briefed on Dr. Crippen’s behalf when he stands his trial at ...