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... A FLYING COUNTESS. The Countess of Drogheda, who has entered for the ladies' singles in the world's lawn tennis championship mooting at Wimbledon, is well known as ii I, 11 .sportswoman. She has made several flights Hendon, being keenly interested in ...
... Chapel When a town has a motorway interchange it can be a blessing and a curse While affording residents a quick link to north east south and west it is a boon to professional thieves from the big cities: ...
... TIM FLYING COUNTESS MARRIES. PHOTOGRAPHERS HOAXED AT THE REGISTRY OFFICE. Kathleen Countess of Droahoda was married this morning at the Princem.row Registry Office, London. to Mr. Cullermo de Lands, a wealth) South American, of Spanish origin. By ...
... A BOLD COUNTESS. PASSENGER ON LOOPING FLIGHT. Mr. Gustave Hamel gave a fine exposition of loop flying at Worcester on Saturday, and cne of his trips he was accompanied the Countess of Dudley. On that occasion he five loops, the last when ...
... A COUNTESS'S INHERITANCE. The Appeal Court of Paris has just heard a case of some historical interest. The Countess de M-irsan, sister of Marshal de Rohan-Soubise, and Gouvernante ot Ihe Children of Frauce, was poesessbd. at the period of the Revolution ...
... COUNTESS At Mariborough-street Police Court, on Saturday, Countess Louise Guisso (on bail) was charged mmand with having stolen articles the value of belonging to Liberty and Co., Regent-street. The defendant gave evidence on oath, denying any felonious ...
... London authorities, SON OF A COACHMAN. A correspondent at Maidenhead wires that Brown is the son of a coachman residing at Frimley, near Farnborough. Ex- ntess Russell identified him on Saturday after his arrest, and made a statement before the Treasury ...
... ATTEMPTED MURDER OF A COUNTESS. A shocking drama which, on account of the rank of two of the chief personages, painfully reminds us of the affair of the de Praslin, took place on Monday in the line des Ecoles, a street which, as you may judge from its ...
... Bite of a Fly.— A Paris cor- respondent says : The sudden death of the young Countess de , niece of M. Ferdinand de Lessens, has excited much sympathy in the great world. The countess went out as usual to drive in the Bois, on Tuesday, and ...
... the money goes to buy will fly Sunderland flying-boats. They will come low over the route of the procession. These giant flying-boats fourengined and with a wing span of 112 feet—are not usually seen over the streets of a city. They are ...
... A FLYING PIIK. Lord Carbery, who has added to his aviation adventures a descent into the Channel on his way back from Paris in the great air race, is an litsh baron, the tenth of the line. The family, however, is of Welsh or igi n, claiming descent from ...
... being reported poundn of butter had been wed in a week for eight motichoute officials. (larlide arid butter was now 6d and if the officials use margarine a notoriderali!e flying cou'Ll be effected. ...