... A ZEPPELIN VICTIM. woman, aged thirty-six, who was badly wounded in the Zeppelin raid early in the morning of Sunday, September 3, has just died of her injuries in hospital. A few days before her death she received a visit from Queen Alexandra. September ...

... SILVER CUPS FOR ZEPPELIN HEROES. The parishioners of a peaceful Eaaex village on Saturday presented Captain Robinsou, V.C., and Lieutenants Sowray and Tempest, the three airmen who have brought down Zeppelins, with handsome silver cups as a memento. The ...

... SEEING ZEPPELIN KILLS A MAN• An inquiet was held by the Essex Coroner on the body of Albert Edward Hitchcock, aged sixty-nine, a labourer, who died suddenly on Tuesday night, April 25, after the Zeppelin raids The evidence showed that deceased went to ...

... ZEPPELIN SAID TO HAVE BEEN en BY GUN-FIRE. The following communiqué wan fumed by the Field - Marshal Commanding-in-Chief, Lome Forocs. at 3.10 p.m. on Thursday: Several hostile airships attacked the Eastern and South-Eastern Counties last night. The ...

... ZEPPELIN RAID ON ENGLAND. CASUALTY ROLL 160. The Press Barren on Tuesday night announced that the Zeppelins us Monday dropped bombe on several tows and is rural districts io Norfolk. Suffolk, Derbyshire. Leicestershire, and Stafford. shire. The cisualtis ...

... frightfnineeq. Bat the Zeppelin raiders have enjoyed 'le an exceptional run of immubity ; so much so that people almost b: gas to despair to witness the destruction of any of them within the borders of the home land. We know that Zeppelins have been hit by ...

... ZEPPELIN DESTROYED. BRITISH AIRMEN'S BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENT. MACHINES LOST BUT OFFICERS SAFE The second aerial raid into Germany carried out by British aviators was brilliantly success ful, and amply rewarded the plucky efforts of our aviators. The Secretary ...

... THE PORTADOWN NEWS-SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1916. BOMBS ON RAMSGATE. A Zeppelin which (hopped bombs on Ramsgate, and afterwards visited other towns, had an unpleasant surprise. On its return journey it was attacked by eight British aeroplanes and badly damaged ...

... Dfficers and crew of the Zeppelin brought down by British gunners photographed at a French prison at Salonica. [Official photograph, issued by the Press Bureau.] Only was disbursed by the members of the Boilermakers' and Iron and Steel F!;:plotileling ...

... prisoners stated that this Zeppelin left Oldenburg on Friday afternoon for London, which it failed to reach. It , last its bearings in the fog near Norwich, and then endeavoured to return home. Towards eleven o'clock Zeppelin L 45 -stranded on the left ...

... later. The first Zeppelin was brought down at seven o'clock in a field adjoining the forest -of Hendon, close to Saint Clement. near Luneville, in the Ideurthe-et-Moselle Department. It had been observed at 8.20 with two other Zeppelins, travelling at the ...

... morning a Zeppelin anroach-it Salonika. Whui passing over the harbour she was heavily fired on and hit by the Beet, and came down in a blaze near the mouth of the Vardar River. There were no survivors. The story of the Salonika Zeppelin is told by ...