... THE LUSITANIA ATROCITY The Chairman, at the conclusion of the ordinary business; said the council would wish him to express their sympathy with Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, of Henry Street, on the loss of their two daughters, who were passengers on board the ...

... MAT AND 15,1915. THE COVENTRY STANDARD. i. LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. throughout the country, and Gerraau-born | MINERS’ WAR BONUS. , „„„ , i,,!,,,,,, LJ naturalised members of the Loudon Stock Ex- THE ♦ chaugc and r.ther raarkel.s iu Lord..u and Liver- AGREEMENT ...

... sad news tTiat his fiancee’s two sisters had gone down with the Lusitania. The ceremony, at St. Nicholas's, was quiet under the circumstances. Two Leamington men were aboard the Lusitania, one a passenger and the other a member of the crew. Chief Officer ...

... been residing at Buenos Ayres) was returning to England with her three-months-old baby to recruit her health, and was the Lusitania when the vessel was foully torpedoed by German submarine, and both were drowned. The tragic occurrence has caused a vast ...

... LETTER FROM MR. M. J. SCHULTE The Lord Mayors Loudon and Liverpool have started a relief fund for the sufferers the Lusitania disaster, aud the Mayor of Coventry (Mr. M. K. Pridraore) hag received the following contributions:— £ s. d. His Worship the ...

... later Lieutenant Sullivan left Coventry with his regiment for the Dardanelles, his wife remaining with her parents. THE LUSITANIA RELIEF FUND. ...

... a letter of warning sent Miss Edith Craig that made Mias Ellen Terry change hci: mind and transfer her booking from the Lusitania to the New York. Boots and Shoes well Repaired last longer, look bettor, are more comfortable, and cost less in the end. ...

... been referred to, and another was said to causing annoyance. At the conclusion of the meeting the Chairman referred to the Lusitania atrocity, and expressed the sympathy of the 'council with Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, of Henry Street. Kenilworth, the loss of ...

... lieutenant in th? Winnipeg Company of the Cameronian Highlanders, which the Germans have named the kilted devils from hell.” THE LUSITANIA DISASTER. ...

... seven or eight years—the period which the motor has made such enormous strides forward. Mr. Vanderbilt, who went down in the Lusitania, was the king of modern horse-fanciers, and. though lie will be greatly missed, there are sure be many others who later will ...

... optimism bred of centuries of freedom and conquest, was beginning to wake. Such events those the past week, the loss of the Lusitania, were forcing even the most phlegmatic to wake to the full meaning of the conquest. great ship full of non-combatants, some ...

... THE COVENTRY STANDARD. KENILWORTH URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL THE LUSITANIA ATROCITY: SYMPATHY WITH KENILWORTH FAMILY. COVENTRY COUNTY COURT. TUESDAY. Before His Honour Judge A VANISHING I>. The disappearance of a sideboard supplied a hire-purchase agreement ...