... realised that Lord Erroli had any valuable possessions was on January 19 when he saw his wife wearing a three-stringed pearl necklace which Lord Erroll had given her, and which was returned to Lord Err oil's estate after the tragedy. Lord ...

... COUPON-SPLITTING PROBLEM IN M 01 The 75s Lord Erroll Shot at 9-Inch Range, Says Gun Expert The shot which killed Lord Errol was fired not more than nine inches from his neck and was fired inside the car. This was the evidence given by an arms expert during ...

... Broughton spoke of being resigned to his wife's affection for Lord Erroll and of plans to regularise it at yesterday's proceedings in the trial in which he is charged with murdering Lord Erroll. says a Nairobi report. Sir Delves said that he had never reproached ...

... jealousy or aesire to curb his wife's movements. _ Sir Delves and Lord Erroll were good friends. said the witness, and he never heard Sir Delves speak disparagingly or resentfully of Lord Erroll.— Reuter. Australian Labour Demands MELBOURNE, Tuesday. The ...

... uife to marry Lord Erroll *as made bv , l>adv Carbery. Friday, at the Nairobi trial Sir Delves on a charge of murdering Lord Erroll. Ladv Carbery also stated that she had never known Sir Delves Broughton to exhibit jealousy of Lord ...

... he realised that Lord Erroll had any possessions was on 19 January when he saw his wife: wearing a three-stringed pearl' necklace Lord Erroll had given her and which was returned to Lord Erroll's estate after ...

... first time he realised Lord Erroll had any valuable possessions was on January 19th, when he saw his wife wearing a three-stringed pearl necklace the Earl had given her. It was valued at £30,000 and was returned to Lord Erroll's estate after his death ...

... End NAIROBI. Monday—When the trial in which Sir Delves Broughton charged with murdering Lord Erroll was resumed yesterday, a garage mechanic who examined Lord Erroll’f car after the traecdy stated he found a bloodstained cigarette end on the floor. Witness ...

... Broughton, accused of the murder of Lord Erroll, would not have become so childish and would not have drunk so much on the night January 23, but would have kept calm if he had murderous intentions. The body of Lord Erroll was discovered in a car by a quarry ...

... spoke with Lord Erroll in the car, asking how Lady Broughton was, as he knew she had been at Lord Erroll’s house that afternoon. Lord Erroll replied- “Grand, now.” Sir Delves said the dinner party that evening ...

... charge of murdering Lord Erroll, that Sir Delves was willing to do all he could to enable his wife to marry Lord Erroll. She had never known Sir Delves Broughton to exhibit jealously Lord Erroll. He told her he ...

... there was a the meantime. . A.lt hough anonymous referred-to an attachment h;s wife and Lord Erroll, the not influenced him. Sir Delves said that his view whth Lord Erroll on J was inconclusive, but no anP ...