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... The Lusitania. (BY OUR NAYAti CORRESPONDENT.) The Germans have again indulged one of their warlike methods —the sinking of the Lusitania torpedoing it, and have succeeded in staggering humanity. ■ They have now one more crime answered for at the end of ...
... BERWICK MEK LUSITANIA. [“ Glasgow Record Plioto.] Among who wore board the Lusitania and whose names have appeared in the official lists of survivors were James Bohan, Glasgow; Edgar Hour sell, West Bromwich; and Edward Skay, Liverpool—all of whom are ...
... Rennghie. The Lusitania Sunk by a German Submarine Saturday. The most sensational achievement oftheGer; man submarines since the amcalled blockade of the British Islands was begun on February 18. is recorded to-day. , The Ounard liner Lusitania was torpedoed ...
... DUS-?. The Lusit.nia Disaster. In the vtu-tons churches in the reference was made to the cowardlj sinking of the Lusitania and prayer was offered behalf of the and bereaved. ...
... THE WAR. Terrible Deed by German Submarine. The Lusitania Torpedoed. British Regain Mors Trenches. The Field-Marshal -landing the British Farces reports folio.'. - Friday. There is nothin report on the British front except the capture yesterday ot more ...
... Bth Batt. Black Watch. Former Berwick Theatre Manager Saved from Lucitania. Am mu' the list survivors from the ill fated Lusitania, appears the name of Mr K. Hounsell, Mr Houusell, last year, ran picture and variety show in the Queen’s Rooms, Berwick, ...
... of his father as fisher man. Marvellous Escape from Death. Berwick Lady's Niece on the Lusitania. Mrs Gwyer, whose marvellous escape from death in the Lusitania disaster has been related, is Dunbar lady, wlu» resided for some time in Edinburgh. Mrs Gwyer ...
... gains north of Arras • 10 machllne fc aken. Sir ,^ . sports 5 German attacks Tbpfcusied By British with Verv hpaw enemy. Lusitania victims’ biquest, verdict of murder against Sub- May 11.—Germans again attacked British near Xpres, under cover poisonous ...
... about war, when the heroic •.■.■ti.ei .•u.entr- t.f ;lic» 'No and Durham soldiers are carefully co*.v;caled from them! The Lusitania’s Fate. Nearing the motherland, steering for home, Leaving behind her the billows and foam, All’s well,” was the feeling ...
... —All over the British Empire the spirit of long suffef* ug ana self-control, seems to have come Breaking the sinking the Lusitania being the last straw. Tin* dastardly ad not of the Germans during' the whole period of the war has only been fully realised ...
... -numbers at certain points. May 6.—British regain some lost trenches on Hill-00. Four British vessels torpedoed. May 7.—Lusitania torpedoed off Irish Coast, coming from New York with nearly 2,000 May B.—German cruiser bombarded Libau; troops landed. British ...
... Anchors and cables are made by The anchors of the Olympic, Mauretania, Baltic, Dreadnoughts, and the ill-fated Titanic and Lusitania were made here. Boilers are made H. and T. Danks, Ltd. Sausages are made here by the well known firm of Messrs Palethorpe ...