... cmcr- De.vr, sa he;reb»rt that .• . ht # an?e--s much than 9 respect Lord Erroll, JOCKEY WEIGHED OUT x tttivsed S.r Delves, if his wife Jack Sirett. the flat race Jockey, Lrrd Erro'.l loved each other, has been discharged from the tray and cut h:s Army ...

... January 23—the day before Lord Erroll's body was found in a car in a pit by the roadside — he saw an attorney regarding an early divorce for his wife. The dinner party that evening was cheerful, accused added He asked Lord Erroll to return his wife by 3 ...

... present. Lord Erroll. who took up farming in Kenya in 1923. sat in the House of Lords as Baron Kilmarnock. a United Kingdom peerage created in 1831. Heir to this title is his 38-year-old brother. the Hon. Gilbert Allan Rowland Hay. Lady Diana Is Lord Erroll's ...

... wholly unemplovrd on thei irohl committed for trial on day of count were people mov- rhar ° ...

... statement added, was late Lord Erroll's funeral as made a mistake in the time. He dropped Lady Broughton's note on the coffin at his wife's request after the mourners had left. Sir Delves denied all knowledge of Lord Erroll's death. In the third statement ...

... which King Peter is now the head. Prince Paul and his wife were recently stated to be staying at the estate of the late Lord Erroll 1 at Nairobi in Kenya. No Night Raiders No enemy planes were reported to have crossed the coasts of Britain between dusk ...

... jury of twelve. He was sent for trial after evidence alleging that his wife was friendly with Lord Erroll, 39, member of the Kenya Legislature and hereditary Lord High Constablc. of Scotland.—Exchange, British United Press The Tirpitz was launched a month ...

... Broughton Is Found Not Guilty Nairobi, Wednesday. Sir Delves Broughton was today found not guilty of the charge of murdering Lord Erroll, who was found dead in his car. The jury's verdict was greeted with applause. Sir Henry John Delves Broughton, wealthy landowner ...

... witnesses told how. three hours after Lord Erroll's body had been takeif to the mortuary. Sir Delves Broughton appeared at the police station in a very shaken .and nervy condition. jJ* Delves denied knowing any- of Lord Erroll's death. Inspector said yesterday ...

... pilots to fit into the R.A.F. INTERESTED spectator at the °. Nairobi police court inquiry into the sanguinary death of Lord Erroll is a man with whom I last drank in Durban. about six months ago. Name: John Evans Carberry. Appearance: like a pickled film ...

... are Yesterday, at the Rugby inquest. lEaXf ErroU Nairobi, Kenya, “pro^Xna^” it was staled that Hastings, ■ a friend of Lord Erroll, Mrs. ibea o‘f 0 f . oflu t 0 former Worcestershire cricketer, phvllis Barkas. told the court to- made bv lhe organisers ...

... trade has the murder of the Earl of Erroll. area is well covered. More than jumped by more says B.U.P. 10.000 stirrup pumps have been than one hundred and fifty Mrs. Phyllis Barkas, a friend of ; issued. Lord Erroll,. said she overheard ULTIMATUM million ...