... gardens Lord Barrymore at Fota by the Cunard Company and despatched Thursday the Government steamer Signet the scene of the Lusitania disaster, and there distributed over the watery graves the victims who were drowned. ...

... ar-old daughter of Mrs A. E. Adams, of Bristol. The child was one of the many victims of the German Huns' attack on the Lusitania, and the mother is at present in Bristol, survivor, bereft of her only child. Mrs A. E. Adams is the daughter of Mr and Mrs ...

... THE SINKING * LUSITANIA-' '— A BRISTOLIAN'S Ma Mr Henry Burgess, of a ' foll^» Fishponds, Bristol, has sent v , account, written his eldest L- ♦* passenger on board the Lusita p Mr Burgess had particularly ...

... America in a dilemma as how to enforce her demands if she does not wish to go to war. The repetition of the assertion that the Lusitania was armed, and carried munitions of war and Canadian troops, after the denial of the Government in Washington, is regarded ...

... F. Boy man, o'clock. A memorial service Sir Hugh Lane, the well-known Art >xrj»»rt, who was lost at the sinking of the Lusitania. was held yesterday afternoon at Chelsea. Among those in attend-) ance were Birrell, Viscount Curzon, Viscount Gough, Mr ...

... Germany, formally demands that the Imperial Government should account for the loss of American lives in the sinking of the Lusitania, and for the violations of American rights in the war zone, and also asks for a guarantee that there shall be no repetition ...

... New York in honour of the interned officers of the German raider Kronprinz Wilhelm has been abandoned on account of the Lusitania incident. A Berlin telegram states with reference to the. sinking of the trawler Vanilla, on April 18, that after exhaustive ...

... concerts were of a special character, but nothing, however, could quite dispel the cloud caused by the great disaster to the Lusitania. Mr. Joseph Reed, who is well•kaown at these concerts, was unable to fulfil his engage. ment to sing, as he desired to see ...

... dishing, the torpedoing, without warning, of the steamer Guiflight, and finally the torpedoing, without warning, of the Lusitania, With the loss of more than a thousand lives of non-combatants, among them over a hundred Americans. 2. —These acts are declared ...

... Kinematograph Weekly.* Mme. Sarah Bernhardt has explained how it is that she has never played in Berlin. Commenting on the Lusitania outrage, she said: I am not at all surprised at their doings. saw the Germans operating in 1870 71, and shall never forget ...

... loss of the Lusitanii. The Netherlands Minister also callcl, and 'o plain that his Government's position-in relation-to-the Lusitania was the same as that of the United States Government, as ■ of Dutch subjects had lost their lives in the disaster and also ...

... advices from Wellington state that recruiting throughout the Dominion has increased considerably since the torpedoing of the Lusitania. ...