... ROUT OF THE ZEPPELINS FOUR OF THE RAIDERS BROUGHT DOWN IN FRANCE. ...

... ZEPPELIN BROUGHT DOWN, OASTS OF EAST ANGLIA AND KENT ATTACKED. Is the early hours of Sunday morning two enemy airships raided the EngHA coast. Ono crossed the coast of East Anglia and was engaged and brought d.yw:t by a pilot of the ltoyal Flying Corps ...

... COUNT ZEPPELIN DEAD. MAN WHO THREATENED TO DESTROI Count Zeppelin has died at Charlottesburg, near lkrlin, from inffamtnatiou of the lunge. Some time during last year the Count threatened that the ainihips bearing his name would lay London in ruins. It ...

... 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 ...

... o'clock this morning Zeppelins hovered over an Feat coast dietr.ct which has been frequently visited before. Apparently, there were three airships. Although numerous bombs were discharged on the line of route taken be the Zeppelins, the majority fell ...

... RAID. Four Zeppelins were brought down in France on Saturday. That official. It if stated unofficially that a fifth was driven out to sea and probably came down in the Mediterranean. There reason to believe that some, it not all, of the Zeppelins brought ...

... KING STEPHEN'S SKIPPER. Captain Martin. who was in command of the prosier King Stephen when she sighted the wrecked Zeppelin L 19 in the North Sea, died at Grimsby on Saturday. Oa the approach of the trawler about twenty Germane appeared on a platform ...

... faint, said a licensed victualler, telling the Law Society Tribunal that his wife had suffered from nervous shock sines a Zeppelin raid in 1915. The appellant said she did not serve beer, but might occasionally serve a drop el port. It requires a finer ...

... Sets, : 15J-7/6 Toilet Sets, 6/11, 7/6, 10/- HEGAN & Co., PORTADOWN. Flight Commander Robinson, V. 0., who brought down the Zeppelin at Cuffley, is reported miming. The death is announced of Mr John Greens who for a lifetime was associated with t h e Ass ...

... Claire, declared that be bad merely communicated a weekly budget of news to Mims Vaughan, who was an old friend. After the Zeppelin had been brought down last October, his letters would naturally contain more on that .■ubject; and he added that ho had designed ...

... appreciates the necessity for darkening our streets at times when raids are likely, Mr. Oddie said, but I have never beard of Zeppelins arriving at bve, biz, seven, eight, or even nine o'clock in the evening. I begin to wonder whether the time has not come ...