... ZEPPELINS BOMBARD GREAT YARMOUTH AND KING'S LYNN. ...

... GERMAN ZEPPELINS AND MYSTERIOUS CARS. Amazing Story by King's Lynn M.P. Mr. Holcombe Ingleby, M.P. for King's Lynn. sends to the Times an account of his experiences during the raid, in the course of which he makes an astonishing I have myself tested ...

... Zeppelin’s Mission Death. It is stated that just the close of tho action the Arothusa, which won fame in the battle the Bight of Heligoland, fired torpedo at the Blucher, which took effect. The men on board the doomed vessel were seen to leap into the ...

... A ZEPPELIN DESTROYED. Bomb-dropping: Raiders Brought Down an(l Captured. ' Thf* Secret*rj of the Admiralty l*«t night announced : The Naval General Staff at communicatee the following: On Monday morning, Zeppelin appeared above Libau and had time drop ...

... THE ZEPPELIN RAID. ITALIAN CONDEMNATION. NO LONGER WAR, BUT MURDER.' (Press Association War Special.) Rome, Friday. Commenting on the Zeppelin raid on Norfolk, the Secolo expresses the opinion that the raid will no doubt followed others German aviators ...

... FRENCH SHELLS FOR ZEPPELINS. PARIS, Wednesday. The Mein that the shale which will welcome the 7*.poelins. ehould they venture above l'aris, will not in any case fall back upon the hcuses or the streets in poinilated districts above which they may explode ...

... A ZEPPELIN RAIL). BOMBS ON EAST COAST TOWNS. PEOPLE KILLED AND INJURED. ATTEMPTS NEAR SANDRINOHAM. German airships, apparently three in eer, made raid Yarmouth and other tow!>s the East Coast on Tuesday night, and afterwards King's Lynn and the neighbourhood ...

... ANOTHER ZEPPELIN RAID. Airship Seen at Cromer. ...

... THE GEBMAN ZEPPELIN RAID. Although !Raeford may possibly lie too far inland to be in any great danger from coast raids by German Zeppelins or aeroplanes, our townsmen took the keenest interest in the recent Zeppelin raid over Norfolk, owing to their personal ...

... at the forts, the Zeppelin fell into the water. Small craft were sent out, and destroyed the Zeppelin, and took the crow prisoners. The following account has been received in Petrograd of the raid: ten o’clock on Monday morning Zeppelin No.. 19 appeared ...

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... aircraft used searchlights, and ore eye-witness state, that he could plainly bee that one Rd% a Zeppelin.—Exchange Correspondent. CRONEER, Friday Night- Zeppelins, in what number is at present unknown, but more than .one, coming from onward. passed over Cromer ...