... witness’s house. Erroll was out, but Sir Delves waited, and on Lord Erroll’s return the two appeared to unfriendly. Sir Delves talked very loudly, he said, and Lord Erroll did not look pleased. There was dinner party for eight at ...

... African servant employed by Lord Erroll told of a visit by Sir Delves to Lord Erroll’s house on January 18. They talked very loudly and Lord Erroll did not look pleased. Witness added that he had often seen ...

... the Earl of Erroll was mentioned in evidence here to-day when the hearing of the charge against Sir Delves of the murder of Lord Erroll was resumed. Lord Enroll was found shot in a car on 'January 24. Mrs. Phyllis Barkas, who had known Lord ...

... TILL APRIL 7 FOR TECHNICAL EVIDENCE. NAIROBI, Tuesday.—The hearing of the charge against Sir Delves Broughton of murdering Lord Erroll has been adjourned until April 7 for technical evidence.—Reuter. ...

... LADY DELAMERE Lady Delamere, the Mayor of Nairobi, also gave evidence. She attended Lord Erroll’s funeral, she said, in her official capacity. Sir Delves Broughton had previously asked her to ...

... sucli a scheme would abolish all the present defects the planning of Ulster. MILK SUPPLIES IN ULSTER In the House of Lords last Tuesday Lord Woolton intimated the decision of the Ministry of Food restrict the consumption of milk in Britain. Northern Ireland ...

... APPEARED UNHAPPY After Lord Erroll’ and Lady Broughton had gone to dance at Claremont later the same evening, Sir Delves Broughton appeared unhappy and peevish. He told her (Lady Carbery) he was not going to give Lady Broughton the estate or make her ...

... her that Lord Erroll had been killed a car smash. She (Lady Carbery) lunched with Sir Delves at the Broughtons’ House. Lady Broughton remained in her room. Over coffee and brandy after lunch Sir Delves said how upset he was about Lord Erroll’s death, ...

... 18 Sir Delves strolled with her in -the garden. He said that he had asked Lord Erroll he (Lord Erroll) could not possibly away. Lord Erroll replied that he could not possibly do this, as there happened to be a ...

... TOAST. During dinner Sir Delves toasted Lady Broughton and Lord Erroll, and wished them every happiness in the future. Lady Delamere, the Mayor of Nairobi, also gave evidence. She attended Lord Erroll's funeral, she said, in her official capacity. Sir Delves ...

... Carbery said that before dinner Sir Delves, Lady Broughton, Lord Erroll and herself had champagne cocktails. They drank champagne at dinner. During dinner Sir Delves toasted Lady Broughton and Lord Erroll and wished them every happiness in the future. When counsel ...

... Carbery. She said that before dinner at Lord Erroll's house on January 18. Sir Delves strolled with her in the garden. He said that he had asked Lord Erroll if he (Lord Erroll) could not possibly go away. ...