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... WIFE’S LOVE FOR LORD ERROLL Sir Delves Broughton spoke being resigned his wife’s affection for Lord Erroll and of plans to regularise it at yesterday’s pro ceedings in the trial at Nairobi, in which he is charged with murdering Lord ...
... charge of murdering Lord Erroll, that Sir Delves was willing to do all he could to enable his wife to marry Lord Erroll. She had never known Sir Delves Broughton to exhibit jealously Lord Erroll. He told her he ...
... FOR LORD ERROLL ♦- HUSBAND RESIGNED Nairobi, Friday.-Sir Delves Broughton spoke of being resigned to his wife’s affection for Lord Erroll and of plans to regularise it at to-day’s proceedings in the trial in which he is charged with murdering ...
... sympathy with relatives of victims, and paid tribute to all A.R.P. workers. TALK WITH LORD ERROLL KENYA MURDER TRIAL Nairobi, Thursday.—Evidence about a talk with Lord Erroll on January 23, the day before he was found shot outside Nairobi, was given when the ...
... jealousy or - desire to curb his wife’s movements. Sir Delves and Lord Erroll were good friends, said Dickenson, and he never heard Sir Delves speak disparagingly or resentfully of Lord Erroll.—Reuter. CHEESE FOR BRITAIN Ottawa, Tuesday. Mr. Gardiner, Minister ...
... police officer and an expert in ballistics, was concluded when the trial of Sir Delves Broughton, accused of the murder of Lord Erroll, was resumed to-day. Altogether Mr. Harwich was in tte witness box for six and half hours. During cross-examination he adhered ...
... THE Jury who arc trying Sir Delves Broughton with the murder of Lord Erroll. at Nairobi, were invited by the judge to-day to come on the bench and examine the bullets found In Lord Erroll’s body. Captain Thomas Overton, Army small amis specialist, continuing ...
... other, unstained, on the back seat. An African servant stated that the face of his master. Lord Erroll, showed fright, while Sir Delves was talking Lord Errol] (states Reuter). ...
... Lady Broughton without her husband being with her. Sir Delves declared Lieutenant Dickenson, had never spoken resentfully Lord Erroll, with whom seemed to be good triends.—British United Press. ...
... at the trial last w eek that he was convinced that four bullets found by the police at Nanyuki farm and the two fired at Lord Erroll were from different weapons. Government witnesses had stated that the bullets were fired from the same weapon.—Reuter. ...
... scat the other unstained the back seat. An African Servant stateu that the face of his master. Lord Erroll, showed (right while Sir Delves was talking Lord ...
... fallen in love with Lord Erroll. There was no quarrel or harsh words at any time between him and Erroll or between him and his wife, Broughton said. He was very sorry for his wife, and although re regretted her attachment for Erroll he realised that she ...