... 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 ...

... him from the outside world (Miss Neve), Dr. Crippen expressed the wish that his final words on the Hilldrop Crescent Mystery should be issued to the world through LLOYD’S NEWS. A few hours before he died Dr. Crippen wrote his last statement. It was handed ...

... 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® ...

... Raaorved {he Defence. H® hud only few words bpend on Dr. Crippen. Even, said, if put forward the evidence medical men and others on whom be relied, it would aecsersrily only produce a conflict testimony which the magistrate could not decide upon. would ...

... Captain Kendall, the commander of the Montrose, has* sent messages the Frees stating that confident of the identity of Dr. Crippen. Now that this fact has been definitely established, the of the Montrose the first point of call will awaited. She has Belle ...

... BY CRIPPEN Messrs. tod Sons, solicitors Miss Lc Neve, who the sole beneficiary »nd executrix coder the will of the late Dr. Crippen. etatee f-mphaticallj that Crippen made confection. ...

... An Arrest in Chicago. Dr. Crippen and Miss Neve were yesterday reported to have been seen at Dieppe and Brussels. Dr. Crippen (without Mias Neve) is also believed to have t«V»m refuge in the littleknown Republic of Andorra, the Fraaoo- Spanish frontier ...

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

... rumoured statements of Dr. Crippen in connection with the crime have sent correspondents scurrying from one provincial officer another, and although nothing in confirmation has been learned, is variously reported that Dr. Crippen admitted having had a ...

... 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. ...

... Witnesses From America. telegram elates that two witness?* for the proeecution have landed there from Yore for the trial of Dr. Crippen. The arrivals, who travelled under assumed were met at Pl.rmoath by Scotland Yard officers, w'bo accompanied them to London ...