... in Lord ErrolTs car b$ a garage employe who examined the car after Lord Errgll had been found dead. One of Lord Erroll’s native servants, questioned by defending counsel on Monday about an interview between Sir H. Delves Broughton and Lord ...

... first time he realised Lord Erroll had any valuable possessions was on January 19th, when he saw his wife wearing a three-stringed pearl necklace the Earl had given her. It was valued at £30,000 and was returned to Lord ErroLl’s estate after his death ...

... uife to marry Lord Erroll *as made bv , l>adv Carbery. Friday, at the Nairobi trial Sir Delves on a charge of murdering Lord Erroll. Ladv Carbery also stated that she had never known Sir Delves Broughton to exhibit jealousy of Lord ...

... alleged statement also contained a denial that he knew anything about the cause of Lord Erroll s death and added that when was told of the death he assumed that Lord Erroll had had accident or perhaps had died of heart failure. Another alleged statement ...

... his wife had told him she and Lord Erroll, whom Sir Delves is accused of murdering, were in love with one another was read at the resumed prepliminary inquiry into Lord Erroll’s death at Nairobi on Wednesday Lord ...

... Government pathologist testified that a bruise on Lord Erroll’s forehead was caused by his ducking and striking the steering wheel. He could not be accurate to the distance of the revolver from Lord Erroll when he was shot, but the murderer could not have ...

... Broughton, who is on trial at Nairobi for the murder of Lord Erroll. went into the witnessbox for the first time last week. “Had you anything to do, directly or indirectly, with the death of the Earl of Erroll?” asked his counsel. Sir Delves replied “Certainly ...

... against Mr. lan Maloohn, M.P. (14 . Load players include the following : Mr. R. Ye: - M.P., playing on a handicap of 8, meets Lord Erroll (18). Lead Newton (11) p lays Colonel J. Sealy, M.P. (8), Mr. H. Healey F) isdrawnsgainet Captain A.O'Neill, bI.P. . ht ...

... escort: the Mounted Infant! of the City of London Imperial Volun- teers. rin the day the remainin risoners, in charge of Lord Erroll, and by the Gloucestershire Regiment and foo of ¢ he City Imperial Volunteers, also left the camp. homes. women chil m are ...

... country. A committee was formed. composed of Lord Middleton, Mr. Courthope, M.P., Lord Valcntia, M.P., Mr. Soares, M.P., Mr. Mit'may, M.l'., Mr. Agar Robartee, M.P., Mr. Hicks-litiaoh, M.P., Lord Erroll, Mr. Phillpotta Wilfiamh Major Templar, Mr. T. ...

... resumed his evidence at his trial at Nairobi, on Friday, on charge of murdering the Earl of Erroll. *aid he was resigned to his wife s affection for Lord Erroll. and made plans to regularise It. On the night before the body was found he had too much drink ...

... together since the day of 1 their marriage. The affidavit also stated the deponent j helieve that Lord Erroll was the younz Nobleman alluded to. affidavit Lord Erroll was also read, in which he deposed his belief, that the parties alluded to in the respective ...