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... BRISTOL’ TIMES WEDNESDAY JANUARY 1915 FIRST ZEPPELIN RAID ON ENGLAND BOMBS DROPPED AT YARMOUTH LYNN & SANDRINGHAM FEW HOURS AFTER COURT’S DEPARTURE THREE PERSONS KILLED COMPARATIVE LULL ON BATTLEFIELDS FRENCH SUBMARINE SUNK hostile airship passed Yarmouth ...
... are outlines Zeppelins others support the view that She visitors aeroplanes German official speaks naval airships and the from Holland referred to three Zeppelins being south outward and homeward bound time taken from to favours the Zeppelin theory the ...
... of the temporary stoppage of the public lighting vesterday evening, rumours were current of Zeppelins being reported on their way to Paris. Such rumours are unfounded. No Zeppelin had been reported. Al] that hap- pened was that a test was being made ...
... flight across the Channel. For the same rcason. the rumour that a Zeppelin approached Calais on Saturday alight can scarcely be regarded seriously. Indeed, well-informed circles here the idea of a Zeppelin raid on any considerable scale duriaig the present ...
... seen the noise of the engines was plainly heard, and the rumour that it was a Zeppelin trought nearly all the residents into the streets. They state they were able quite plainly to cee a Zeppelin, not more a mile high, come from the direction of Sheringham ...
... could be seen the-noise the engines was plainly heard, and the rumour that was a Zeppelin brought* nearly all residents into the streets. They state they were able quite plainly see a Zeppelin eat more than half mile high come from tbe direction ingham. ...
... and their valuables elsewhere. ZEPPELIN SEEN BY A LIGHTSHIP. The Press Association's Yarmouth correspondent telegraphed late - last night: ■ Strong that Jie hostii-i aircraft , which dropped bombs, Yarmouth was a Zeppelin brought'to this port to-day by ...
... sinister mission. The Press Association King's Lynn says Zeppelin passed Lynn at a quarter eleven last night, and \dropp«*d four bombs. It also bombs near Sandringham. Amsterdam. Tuesday. p.m. Zeppelin airship, which approached an direction, passed over the ...
... genius has at ended the legend that England was invulner able owing to her insularity. The rumour published in England to the effect that one of the Zeppelins had been brought down is not mentioned in any of the messages from but to noon none of the airships ...
... -•m Ow Special Corrteposeara.l There has been a mild Zeppelin scare. Ituninurs Sew around that one of the famous German instruments of culture had parsed ever London. There was only one when the rumour began, but afterwards there were two, three, whole ...
... telegram from thing came along down with a whin right by the Berlin report. received therelaids mu. that the news, of the Zeppelin raid on 1 looked up sod the sierra, ar- Inglis caused the wildest delight ship like ci g ar ' Afterwards my husband reeled ...
... the war loan, demand for accommodation in tbie money market continued in very small proportion to .supplies. An interesting rumour was in circulation to-day, which, proved well-foosnded, may have some influence upon the immediate future of the market- view ...