... to-day. told of a dinner at Lord Erroll’s house on January 18. and said that before dinner Sir Delves strolled with her in the garden. He said he had asked Lord Erroll if he (Lord Errolli could not possibly go away. ...

... Nairobi, Monday. QUESTIONS for the defence concerning Lord Erroll’s connection with the British Union of Fascists were asked when the trial of Sir Delves Broughton on a charge of murdering Lord Erroll opened here to-day before the Chief Justice of Kenya ...

... also said that Sir Delves Broughton was angry after his wife and Lord Erroll had left a club to go dancing elsewhere. He told her, she said, that she could go and live with Lord Erroll. Lady Carbery added that she and Sir Delves Broughton had gone to ...

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

... and Spain. An African servant employed by Lord Erroll told of a visit by Sir Delves Broughton to Lord Erroll’s house in the early evening of January 18 Lord Erroll was out, but Sir Delves waited, and on ...

... talk with Lord Erroll, Sir Delves said it took place when the two men had a drink together on the verandah of the Muthaiga Club before the dinner party. Sir Delves said he was completely resigned and happy about the love affair between Lord Erroll and Lady ...

... Broughton, Lord Erroll and Mrs. Carberry dined together the Muthaiga Club on the night before the tragedy. Sir Delves drove Mrs. Carberry to the Broughton’s house, Lord Erroll and Lady Broughton following shortly afterwards. Earl of Erroll. ...

... to-day, against Sir Delves Broughton, who is charged with t£e murder of Lord Erroll, found shot in a car near Nairobi on January 24. Evidence has already been given that Lord Erroll and Lady Broughton were on friendly terms. Mr. H. M. Fox, a Government ...

... DANCE HOTEL On January 21, said Mx-s. Barkas. she overheard Sir Delves at the Club telephoning to Lord Erroll. Sir Delves was asking Lord Erroll if he did not think that he ought to see him (Broughton), and ended with the remark, “You quite undex’stand ...

... Is accused of the murder of Lord Erroll, who was found shot a car outside Nairobi on January 24. Evidence was given at the preliminary hearing of intimate association between Lord Erroll and Lady Broughton. One of Lord ...

... it. at to-day’s proceedings in the trial in which he is charged with murdering Lord Erroll. The reason for his depression after dinner on January 23—the day before Lord Erroll was found shot in a car—was that he had drunk too much brandy, which, he said ...

... of Sir Delves Broughton on the charge of murdering Lord Erroll was continued here to-dsy. Answering questions from Mr. Morris (counsel for the defence) regarding talks with Lady Broughton and Lord Erroll, when she was a dinner guest at Kame House. Sir Delves ...