... Victor Mackenzie, near Balia ter. Their mother and Miss Halkett's mother wen asters. Lord Enroll was the only son, and an added sadness lies in the fact that Lord Erroll’s only daughter. Lady Diana Denyse Hay, beloved father and in exchange has a Countess’ ...

... their first pay for holidays. Errol W. Mauchlan, mmker’s Hill, North Berwick, lias been awarded a bursary of per annum tenable for three years at Edinburgh by the East Lothian Educational Trust. Eighteen years of age, Errol received his early education ...

... gone into very quickly. Mr Errol understood that Norwegian interests would favour such development and felt it would be a useful and practical link between their country and ours. The scheme when mentronerTln the House of Lords received scant attention ...

... it and thought it an idle town,” adding, however, that it was rudely picturesque.” While walking round the Walls he met Lord Errol, who took flattering notice of him. It was a way big folk Bad just then, for the sensation which the poet had made in Edinburgh ...

... for a time, and is now Mrs Irwin the well-known horsewoman, and won over 200 prizes at various shows. Lord Brackley Prisoner Lady Ellesmere, mother Lord Brackirv from wh l ’? news has been received since before the Dunkirk, htis now rceived official no ...

... °te that ‘Buck Benny Rides Again’ is shown and 9.10 p.iu. and supporting feature ‘Stage War’ is being shown once only 7.55 Errol Flynn has his most glorious sci-eens in ‘The Private Lives of Elizabeth Essex,’ the new Technicolor film showing Wednesday ...