... ZEPPELIN RAID. ...

... ZEPPELINS COME, h«t oujfhi w*' do if is *ir raid?” qiK't.tion overyonr, mor#* less, has been asking durmg the month or so. Sir Edward Henry, the Commissioner Police, has now drawn up mtlructaorifc that answer this question. ...

... THE ZEPPELIN RAID ON LONDON. In the abware of any definite iotormatina 1 P. to the noult. of the Zeppelis road on Londra. the Germain l'reew i. full of boant• loluese. and is speeulating aa to the darnitge The following is quoted front the t 'Morse ...

... ZEPPELIN RAIDS. 90 BOMBS LONDON The Press Bureau issued th© following announcement at minutes past one on Tuesday morning;— Zeppelins arc reported to have been seen near Ramsgate and Brentwood and in certain outlying districts of London. Many fires are ...

... ZEPPELIN DESTROYED? Tho Central N«ira learns time from authority hva that there is every roanon b(4aeve that the airship shed at Evete, north Bni-eela, van ocoupted by Zeppelin at the time the •udeeasiel attack upon it Bntieh airmen on Monday morning ...

... ZEPPELIN HERO KILLED. LIEUT. WARNEFORD'S TRAGIC END. ...

... LONDON ZEPPELIN RAID. FOUR LIVES LOST, 'IMPORTANT FRENCH ' SUCCESSES; ITALIAN ADVANCE. WEDNESDAY. The Praps Bureau issued the following statement on Tuesday p.m. The faßowtag particulars Monday night’s Ztpaeltn raid in the Metropolitan area are now bomb ...

... f3OUTHEND ZEPPELIN WRECKED, LADY KILLED BY SHELL FROM ANTI' AIRCRAFT GUN. An inquest was held at Southend on Friday on the two victims of the air raid May Fairs and Queenie Pateman. William Fairs. 568. Old Ford-road, Bow. a surgeon dentist. identified ...

... ZEPPELIN RAID SOUTHEND The Press Bureau on Thursday afternoon of last week issued the following:— The Secretary of the Admiralty makes the following announcement; Late last night a Zeppelin visited the East Coast of England. Bombs were dropped Southend ...

... knoAA'n Avhether a Zeppelin was inside, but the flames reached a great height, coming out from both sides of the shed. Both pilots returned safely. three this morning, Flight-Sub-Lieut. R. A. J. Warneford, R.N.. attacked a Zeppelin in the air betAveen ...

... not known whether a Zeppelin was inside, but the flames reached a great height, coming out from both sides of the shed. Both pilots returned. safely. At 3 this morning Flight-Sub.-L.:tt. R. A. J. Warneford. R.N., attacked a Zeppelin in the air between ...

... SECOND ZEPPELIN DESTROYED? The Central News learns from an authoritative source that there is every reason to believe that the airship shed at Evere, north Brussels, was occupied by Zeppelin at the time the successful attack delivered upon it British ...