... Association Chairman The 25 per cent. VAT on petrol was described this week by the chairman of the Automobile Association, Lord Erroll, as a * grossly unfair imposition * on those who had 10 use their car for workrelated journeys. In a letter to the (Secretary ...

... produced as a refining by-product, and could become an embarrassment by creating severe problems of storage and disposal.” Lord Erroll says that the AA refutes the concept of the private motorist using up scarce foreign currency irresponsibly for his own ...

... based on the events surrounding the unsolved murder in Kenya in 1941 of the philandering Lord Erroll, for which Sir Jock Broughton (whose much younger wife was Errol's lov- ...

... is based on the events surrounding the unsolved murder in Kenya, in 1941, of the philandering Lord Erroll, for which Sir Jock Broughton (whose wife was Erroll’s latest lover) was subsequently tried and acquitted. * Sacked for drinking on the job and depressed ...

... Mackay); Miss Elizabeth Rose; Marquis of IJuntlv (Clan Gordon) with Earl of Aboyne; Mrs Flora MacLeod (Clan MacLeod); Lady Erroll; Lord Provost Miller. Edinburgh, and the Earl of Strathspey (Clan Grant). ...

... Reliquary); the Earl of Dundee, Hereditary Standard-Bearer of Scotland; the Countess of Erroll, Lord Higih Constable of Scotland; the Earl of Mar & Kellie; | Lord Saltoun and the Highland Chieftain, Cameron of Lochiel. | ...

... congregation of Holy Rood Episcopal Church. Carnoustie, arc planning ahead. They have already ••booked . ' the Countess of Erroll. Lord High. Constable of Scotland. to open their bazaar in December. • • • Councillor It. S. Buick has asked that more adequate ...

... FIRST LADY First lady in Scotland after Her Majesty the Queen, The Countess of Erroll, Lord High Constable of Scotland, will also grace the gathering with her presence. Lady Erroll will be accompanied by her husband, Major R. A. Carnegie. Representing the ...

... John S. Maclay, Secretary of State, and the Lord Provost of Edinburgh. At the left of the Throne, Lord Dundee stood with the little Royal Standard on a staff. The Countess of Wemyss and the Countess of Erroll, Lord High Constable of Scotland, occupied places ...

... West Door- | way in our picture is seen the Flame of Remembrance. S nce it was lit on Monday afternoon by the Countess of Erroll, Lord High Constablei of Scotland, the flame has gone out twice—on Monday night and again on Tuesday night. Arbroath firemen ...

... be the guest of Lord and Lady Dathousie, ‘ Those attending the opening performance in the theatre are invited to go to the Abbey after the opera to witness the extinguishing of the Flame of Independence by the Countess of Erroll, Lord High Constable of ...

... return seems to have been arranged with dignity, and. it would appear, in answer to the wise suggestion of' the, Countess of Erroll, Lord High Constable of Scotland, whose ancient office has once again, in a workaday and unromantic age, proved of value to Scotland ...