... ZEPPELINS. INSTINCT BIRDS AND HORSES. correspondent writes: —Some time ago The Times printed an interesting correspondence Pheasants and Gunfiring. Wednesday niglit. I had another instance of the instinct bird life in my village. About 20 minutes ...

... ZEPPELIN RAIDS. GOVERNMENT STATEMENT LONDON POSITION. Some discussion on the air raid on London took place in the House of Lords yesterday. In the course of the debate the Duke of Devonshire, on behalf of the Government, made the following specific s ...

... ZEPPELIN NO, 36. The details given by the Amsterdam Telegraaf with regard to the identity of the airship destroyed in its shed at are. if authentic, bo'h and important. Just before rue outbreak of war Zeppelins 23 nnd 29 were known to be under construction ...

... ZEPPELIN WARFARE. SATURDAY NIGHT S VISIT: NO CASUALTIES. ZEPPELIN DESTROYED LANDING NEAR BRUSSELS. THE PRESS BUREAU ISSUED THE I FOLLOWING SUNDAY:- A RAID WAS ATTEMPTED BY ZEPPELINS LAST NIGHT ON THE EAST COAST. BOMBS WERE DROPPED. BUT THERE WERE NO ...

... ZEPPELIN VICTIMS. INQUESTS 24 PERSONS. EIGHT DEATHS FROM SHOCK. Inquests were held London area Saturday 24 victims of last Wednesday's Zeppelin raid. Sixteen of the victims were killed, while the other eight died either from shock or heart failure. At ...

... REPRISALS for ZEPPELINS. INDIGNATION BOILS OVER IN LONDON. RECRUITING HELPED. A London meeting was held on Thursday at the Cannon-street Hotel for the purpose of discussing Air Raid Reprisals and our Air Service. The great hall was crowded, Lord Willoughby ...

... Dutch territory. Despite tins tire, however, the Zeppelin cruised for hour eventually disappearing between the islands of Vlieland and ersehvlhng. serious view of the intrusion is taken here, the Zeppelin appearing to be under perfect control and conscious ...

... their own bombs. Reuter. ALL ZEPPELINS OUT. The Copenhagen correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph Company says:—The whole of the Zeppelin fleet seems to be patrolling the North Sea just outside Danish waters, and Zeppelins No 2 in command. ...

... ZEPPELIN RAID ON SOUTHEND THIS MORNING. SIXTY BOMBS DROPPED. TWO PERSONS KILLED; SEVERAL INJURED. Explosive Depot on Canvey island Damaged. The Exchange Company received private message this .ormng stating that about .3 a.m. Southend aml We-tcliff were ...

... “WHEN THE ZEPPELIN CANE.” A PEN-PICTURE FROM A BOMBED TOWN. An article, written lightly, in the Dail Dispatch,” is entitled, When the > Zeppelin Carne,’ aud deseribes In an experiences Eastern’ town. The narrator states:—We put on our dressing-gowns, ...

... homeward journeys. When the word Zeppelin is used, it should be ,n--derstood that it is only in a general sense. People are apt to call every German dirigible a Zeppelin, but it seems unlikely that the real Zeppelins, which are largo structures, would ...

... ZEPPELIN NO. 38. The details given by the Amsterdam Telegi;aaf with regard to the identity of the airship destroyed in its shed at Evere are, if authentic, both inte-eeting and important. Just before the outbreak of war Zeppelins Nos. 28 and were known ...