... appeared in support of the prosecution and stated that on the missile which was thrown through tho window were words verge for Lusitania. This was a tailors' rusty goose, weighing lllht. P.O. White, 2308, said was on duty last evening. 5.40, at Brompton-road ...

... by P.C. Reeve, 673 A, with using insulting words and behaviour Ashley-place.— The offi er said that prisoner was pushing Lusitania memorial cards into people’s faces.—Prisoner was bound over in the sum of 40s. U> good behaviour for three months. Fulham ...

... director thy Dublin Municipal Art Gallery, and a governor of the Irish National Gallery, who was lo;-t in lb* sinking of the Lusitania, was held at Chelsea Old Church, yesterday afternoon. The Rev. M. Farmer, the incumbent, officiated. The hymns were. Peace ...

... sufferings, but staff officer arrived from Berlin with orders that no such thing should Lord Robert described the warning the Lusitania extreme effrontery, and the sinking of her as ten times worse a crime after that. He was told that the Kaiser disapproved ...

... received good deal of encouragement and sympathy from otherwise careless and jocular sightseers. The crime against the “Lusitania” was one of the foulest the annals of the human race, and many people who had been able restrain their feelings up to a certain ...