... LUSITANIA SUNK. TORPEDOED OFF THE IRISH SURVIVORS LANDED AT QUPIENSTOWN. ...

... LAUNCHING. When the Lusitania was launched from the ,cards of Messrs John Breen and Company, Ltd., at Clydebank, on the 7th of June Great Britain resumed her plat* as th'e poslessor of the largest vessel in the world. What the Lusitania was in the building ...

... the passengers transferred to the Lusitania. He was about 30 years of age. Messrs Fenwick Brothers, drapers, Milngavic, received intimation on Monday that their brother, John Fenwiek, was a passenger on board the Lusitania, and as his name does not amear ...

... state that the Lusitania, which probably had bullion aboard. in addition to her general cargo of about £12,000 ♦alue, was equipped with boats and capacity for three thousand persons. Captain Turner, who was in command of the Lusitania, is the second senior ...

... soldiers who were awaiting her had reason to believe that she was amongst the survivors. DUNDEE PASSENGERS. On board the Lusitania were various Dundee passengers. Two of them are known to be saved—Mr William Scrimgeour, marine engineer, Arbroath Road, ...

... a torpedo was aimed at us which did not strike the ship. There was apparently a track of a torpedo in the water, but the Lusitania made a slew round and avoided it. Then she was struck, and it was not long before she started to settle down. When I got ...

... managed to keep afloat till a small vessel came to any aid. Asked bow the passengers behaved when it became manifest that the Lusitania was doomed, Mr Jenkins teplied:—Magnificently. The crew also did all they could. FORD'S NUMBER ONE WHISKY THE CREAM OF OLD ...

... UNITED STATES The Clamed finer Lusitania was torpedoed by a submarine aad sunk eight miles south by west of Kinsale en Friday afternam. Latest 'mews from the Admiralty give the following as the figures concerning the Lusitania:--On board 2180; rescued 703; ...

... Sunday, May liGth. Morning worship at 11: Evening worship at G. Special Service in the evening; subject, The Sinkir , of the Lusitania. QT; GEORGE'S UNITED FREE CHURCH• Sabbath forenoon : The Fulness of God. Evening: The Consecration of the Commonplace ...

... the House of Commons the First Lord of the Admiralty answered several question- reording the torpedoing and sinking of the Lusitania. The Admiralty, he said, sent a warning to the vessel, along with directions for her course. He eould not make public the ...

... patriotism doss not at anyrate apply. Among the ma . nyiliatolital l 'acts perpetrated by the Germans the torpeoding of the Lusitania is probably the most dastardly which they have committed, whim au takes into account the loss of the lives of so many citieens ...

... Mayo to forego their traasAtlantic project may be connected in the minds of many only with the dastardly sinking of the Lusitania, on which they were to sail on Saturday next. . . Report has it, however, that there are other reasons at work. Although ...