... that the first time he realised Lord Erroll had any valuable possessions was ori January 19, when he saw hia wife wearing a three-stringed pearl necklace which Lord Erroll had given her, and which was returned to Lord ...

... wife as his wife was described Sir Delves Broughton yesterday at his resumed trial at Nairobi on a charge of murdering Lord Erroll. It took place on January 23, eve of the ...

... him. His interview with Lord Erroll on January 18 was inconclusive, but no anger was displayed on either side. He pointed out the law did not allow Lady Broughton to obtain a divorce under three years, and he urged Lord Erroll to give her up. Failing ...

... DEFENCE EVIDENCE IN BARONET'S TRIAL rl'df, r ,^ Delves Broughton 'Mrdering Lord Errol! was yesterday medical .be n to prove the difficulty i' AVa fr, r s oodv to the position nc ? in the car. 0 » ld take a man vS bir Delves a tilne, fiN*'.* or Sir Delves ...

... Eclipsed. JN a postscript to the nine o’clock news on Tuesday, Lord Alness, chairman of the Scottish Savings Committee, referred to the fact that Auchterarder in its recent War Weapons Week had attained a record for Scotland in its contribution £37 7/2 ...

... advantage when the teacher knows the native language of the child and can impart instruction through the medium of Gaelic. My lords have long ago acknowledged the advantage of securing the services of bi-lingual teachers in certain Highland districts: they ...