... 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 ...

... senior GJvernrnent pathologist. declared that Lord Erroll's body could net have fallen in the pcition in which it was found; it must have been placed then , . Building up a theory from a on Lord Erroll's forehead, Dr. Vint suggested that he was in the ...

... arms she its Just a woman in love, but in affairs of State, she Is first of all a queen, jealously guarding het throne. The lords and ladles of the court, too, do their bit in strewing the lovers' paths with obstacles, and when Essex goes off to Ireland ...