... murder of Lord Erroll, yesterday spoke of being resigned to his wife's affection for Lord Erroll and of plans to regularise it. He had never reproached his wife about it. His depression after dinner on January 23, the day before Lord ...

... interview with Lord Erroll on January 18 was inconclusive, but no anger was displayed on either side. He pointed out to Lord Erroll that the law did not allow Lady Broughton to obtain divorce under three years, and he urged Lord ...

... to curb his wife's movements. GOOD FRIENDS Sir Delves and Lord Erroll were good friends, said Dickenson. and he had never heard Sir Delves speak disparagingly or resentfully of Lord Erroll. Evidence was also given Mr A. E. Harwich, at present Uganda ...

... with Lord Erroll on January 23, the day before he was found shot outside Nairobi, was given when the trial of Sir Delves Broughton on the charge of murdering him was continued at Nairobi yesterday. Lieutenant J. J. Lezard testified that Lord Erroll told ...

... realised that Lord Erroli had any valuable possessions was on January 19 when he saw his wife wearing a three-stringed pearl necklace which Lord Erroll had given her, and which was returned to Lord Err oil's estate after the tragedy. Lord ...

... Sir Delves Broughton on charge of murdering Lord Erroll was continued at Nairobi yesterday the medical evidence was resumed with a further demonstration intended to prove the difficulty of moving Lord Erroll's body to the position in which it was found ...

... 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 yesterday at Nairobi. Altogether Mr Harwich was in the witness-box for six and half hours. REVOLVER EVIDENCE ...

... atal Shot The shot which killed Lord Erroll was fired inside the car. and not more than nine inches from his neck, said an expert, giving evidence. He was Mr A. E. Harwich, a ballistics expert, and now Superintendent of the Uganda Police. Mr Harwich declared ...

... NAIROBI TRIAL Evidence at the trial of Sir Delves Broughton, fifty-sevenyear-old baronet charged with the murder of Lord Erroll, concluded at Nairobi yesterday. The verdict is expected to given next Wednesday. ...

... chemist, occupied the whole of the day in the trial at Nairobi which Sir Delves Broughton is charged with the murder of Lord Erroll. ...

... bullet which killed Lord Erroll was fired from the tame weapon as the bullets found at Nanyuki. After cross-examination, Mr Harwich repeated as a matter that was indisputable that the bullets fired at the farm and those fired at Lord Erroll came from the same ...

... NAIROBI TRIAL Counsel for Sir Delves Brough - ton. who is charged at Nairobi with the murder of Lord Erroll, suggested yesterday that the crime was either political or the act some previous mistress scorned by the victim. He addressed 1 the court ...