... THE LUSITANIA. Mr. CHURCHILL (First Lord of tho Admiralty) replied to revers( questions on the 1018 of the Lusitania. The questions and replies will be found on page S. EXCHANGE OF WAR PRISONERS. Air. PRIMROSE (Under-Secretary . for Foreign Affairs, ...

... LUSITANIA INQUIRY. The solicitor to the Board of Trade wil; continue to take statements from passengers of the Lusitania at the Hotel Metropole, Northumberland-avenue, until 6 p.m. to-day, and any passenger who is in a position to supply evideace likely ...

... LUSITANIA INQUIRY. Replying to Mr. William Thorne (Lab.. West Ram, S.). Mr. RUNCIMAN (President, Board of Trade) stated that the inquiry into the loss of the Lusitania would be held not by a committee. but by a statutory court. consisting of a Wreck 4 ...

... THE LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. THE LOSS of the LUSITANIA. MANSION HOUSE iELIEF FUND. • The LORD MAVOR bra O — PCNED • FUND at toe Man• aiod the Relief of the Widows and Orphans and Dependant Relatives of P a. ssengers who bat their lives to the nteautship ...

... THE LUSITANIA. RESCUERS ATTACKED BY TWO SUBMARINES. BOSTON, May 15. Captain Wood, of the steamer Etonia, has arrived here from Liverpool, and reports that his and other steamships in the vicinity were prevented from going to the assistance of the Lusitania ...

... Cunard Company's passenger ship Lusitania, was wilfully and unlawfully drowned by the crew of a German submarine on the high seas off the Old Head of Kinsale, May 7, 1913, which submarine torpedoed and sank the said ship Lusitania without warning or search ...

... LUSITANIA MAIL BAG I A letter has been delivered to a Mary's Convent, Bihopa Eitortford, w contained in a !nail bai conveyed on th. I tania. The envelope is endorsed by authoritie.s to that effect. The American Embassy states :—ThP C. at Queenstoen informs ...

... UNITED STATES AND LUSITA-NIA. ANGRY COMMENT. PHILADELPHIA, May 11. President Wilson, in a speech lie delivered ye terelay to a gathering of 4000 naturalited Americans, began by reminding the new citizens that they had tan the oath of a !cgianee not to ...

... THE LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. LOSS of the LUSITANIA. MANSION HOUSE FUND. The LORD MAYOR Ma OPE.NF.D • FUND mt the SLse• tien for Read of the WIDOWS and apd DETF.NDANT BACATIVYA of PASSENGERS who Int their in the 'Steamship Luntania, enu Torpedoed by a ...

... GERMANY'S WAR ZONE. LUSITANIA. PASSENGERS TOLD NOT TO SAIL. NEW YORK, May I. Th.! German Embassy has inherted ;is advertisement in all the principal newspapers to the effect that all British and Allied ships are liable to be destroyed if they enter ...

... LUSITANIA RIOTS. 67 CHARGED' AT LIVERPOOL WITH DAMAGING SHOPS. Sixty-seven men, women, and children were charged L at Liverpool yesterday with damaging shops belonging to people said to be of German origin.. The prosecuting solicitor stated that the cases ...

... A LUSITANIA VICTIM. 3IR. BRODRICK CLOETE AMONG THE MISSING. The Press Association has received confirmation of the report that Mr. Brodriek Cloete Was a passenger on the Lusitania. Nothing has been heard of him since the disaster, and it is therefore ...