... Government pathologist testified that a bruise on Lord Erroll’s forehead was caused by his ducking and striking the steering wheel. He could not be accurate as to the distance of the revolver from Lord Erroll when he was shot, but the murdqrer could not have ...

... his actions and reactions on realising that his wife had fallen in love with Lord Erroll. He said that there was no quarrel or harsh word at any time between him and Lord Erroll or between him and his wife. Although he regretted the attachment, he realised ...

... Broughton's house, where a further statement was taken. Sir Delves Broughton afterwards asked if the revolver used for shooting Lord Erroll had been found. and added that the police would have difficulty in finding .t if it had been buried. He also asked witness ...

... knowledge of Lord Erroll's death. He attended Lord Erroll's funeral, the alleged statement continued. but arrived late, having mistaken the time. WIFE'S NOTE His w.fe had g.ven him a farewell note which she wished dropped into Lord ...

... which lasted 22 hours, Sir Delves admitted that he knew that his wife and Lord Erroll were in love, but he had become reconciled to it. He denied all knowledge of Lord Erroll’s death. Sir Delves w r as well known in Cheshire a hunting man, racehorse ...

... wife's affection for Lord Erroll and he referred to a pact he made with ■hi* wife before that if either fell in love with somebody else they would release one lasted till the end of June. , tl °? been nut forward the defence that Lord Erroll s murder was either ...

... have been selfinflicted. The enquiry was adjourned for a fortnight. Lord Erroll (aged 39), a member of the Kenya Legislative Council, took up farming in Kenya. He was hereditary Lord High Constable of Scotland and is succeeded in the title by Lady Denyse ...

... was a party at the Muthaiga Club at which Lord Erroll appeared normal and cheerful. Afterwards they went to Sir Delves' house 12 miles from Nairobi where they arrived at about 2 a.m. Some time later ‘,ord I Erroll left in his var ...

... Nairobi, Monday, When the trial ip which Sir Delves Broughton is charged with murdering Lord Erroll was resumed to-day, a garage mechanic who examined Lord Erroll’s car after the tragedy, stated he found a blood-stained cigarette end on the floor of the ...

... bullets were described when Sir Delves Broughton again appeared in Court at Nairobi yesterday, charged with the murder of Lord Erroll, who as found shot in a car on 24 January. Mr. H. M. Fox, Government analyst, said both the stocking and the cigarette end ...

... MURDER TRIAL Sir Delves Broughton Acquitted SIR DELVES BROUGHTON was to-day found not guilty of the charge of murdering Lord Erroll. The jury's verdict was greeted with applause, and immediately it had been announced Sir Delves was quickly surrounded friends ...

... made by counsel during cross-examination of a pathologist when the trial of Sir Delves Broughton on a charge of murdering Lord Erroll was resumed here yesterday. One of Kenya’s best known white big-game hunters, Mr. J. A. Hunter, called by the Crown as a ...