... trial of Sir Delves Broughton on a charge of murdering Lord Erroll was continued here to-day, the medical evidence was resumed with a demonstration intended to prove the difficulty of moving Lord Eiroll body to the position ill which it was found in the ...

... 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 ...

... of murdering Lord Erroll. She said she had never known him to exhibit jealousy of Lord Erroll. She gave evidence similar to that she gave before the magistrates’ Court in March, when she described events of the evening before Lord ...

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