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... Davenport is son of the present Lady Hatherton.—A marriage is also to. take plece between Connt Wilhelm von Zeppelin (brother of Couat Louis von Zeppelin, Chamberlain to the King of Wartemburg) and bella Frances, eldest daughter of the Hon. John Henry and Lady ...
... SPAIN. Madrid, Jan. 22.—The Carlists threaten violent measure* against some Germans now in the town Zara nr, viz., Captain Zeppelin end some sailors of th© brig Gustav, should the place be bombarded. The Spanish Government consequently hesitates commence ...
... SPAIN. Madrid, Jan. 22.—The Carlisti threaten violent measure* against some Germans now in the town of Zaranz, viz., Captain Zeppelin and some sailors the bng Gustav, should the place be bombarded. The Spanish Government consequently hesitates to commence ...
... first two or three of Captain officers in the German Army. Another the first German who fell fn 1870, dur- the famous Major Zeppelin. OC, Beandaser and Cao's nor Bea 6d, of ond me free 7 Wain, fram C. Bras- A PEASANTS COTTAGE STRUCK BY A THUNDERBOLT. A FAMILY ...
... might alternatively be described an ship. The sum ...
... and the fire burnt itself ASCENT IN A STEERING BALLUON, [From OUR OWN CORRESPONDEXT.J that he will ascend Vienna, Count Zeppelin announces or mext n his eteering ballcom on be made from Frednchshafen The ascent wil! ...
... motion The huge machine moved wards, backwards, aud sideways, and rote sa Count the air to the height of about twelve fer ex Zeppelin was well satished with the erime pts Monday.—Count Ze lin’s aerial shi ascended from here at about eight o'clock this evening ...
... courts, which are evidently quite large enough for the purpose - THE NEW Friedrichenaven, Tuesday -The first trial of Count Zeppelin’s aerial ship, which was held yesterday, and resulted, as already an nounced, in a very successful ascent aod de scent, tock ...
... NEWS, NOTES. AND QUFRIEN The Zeppelin airship, if the accounts of Ms trial trip be et all eccurste, would eeem to have at last the pro- biem of steering, which hes baffled It is interesting to recall, in this the fact that the invention or development ...
... one’s attentidn is often arrested by the introduction of some new invention or novel idea. The aeral steamship which Count Zeppelin has con- structed at a cost of about £10,000 has If the few re. so far proved a success. maining difBculties, preventing ...
... receive ox guns of heavy calibre Heave are also beipg mounted at &t Catherine's Bay THE KAISER AND AERIAL DECORATION FOR COUNT ZEPPELIN REUTERS werday _The Emperor William Berlin, « conferred a deooraticn upon Count Zep last before the i D who lectured night ...
... were impeHed by the hope of imperish- able fame to etahark on ther ill-starred quest of the North Pole by balloon nd M. Zeppelin can easily obtain the neces- sary help in the navigation of his airship because acrostati® have a fas for many persors throughout ...