... to consider the si ight created by the recent developments « have man barbarism passed resolutions exp abhorrence of the Lusitania outrag —_—— = urging the maintenance of strenuous ...

... a steward on the Lusitania; Dr..O'Connor, Mr. C. E. Armstrong, D. 1., who Queenstown; and Mr. Sydney King, son of a victim, witnesses at represented the authorities. the inquest. Mr. Wm. P. Harkness, assistant purser on the Lusitania, attended the Inquest ...

... Canard Company’s passenger ship Lusitania, was wilfully and unlawfully drowned the crew of a German submarine the High seas off the Old Head Kinsale, 7th May, 1915, which submarine torpedoed and sank the said Lusitania without warning or search the same ...

... this time I had been under water and on top a few times, and had s■wallowed Ist of sea water. I had seen the last of the Lusitania, a sight I shall never forget, as the groat funnels disappeared. I could not realise it at all —I seemed in a dream. I scarcely ...

... command of the Gloucestershire Royal Field Artillery in Whiteladies Road. There were several Bristol survivors of the Lusitania. Amongst them, Mr. J. Lander, of 5 Logan Road, Bishopstott ; Mrs. Fish and her two children, who are now staying in Coldharbour ...

... nionstratioif the de- Bechet who for m^v nu, c,d Albert -I™* a quj.f Vision of 'tSl'„ lie the name of savourcome about a , has Lusitania. ...

... NEW FIGHTING FURY. REMEMBER THE LUSITANIA. A corporal of the Black Watch, who has retarnad wounded frojn the fighting near La Bamee, says: For bitter, hard hand-to-hand fighting there has been nothing equal this. The use of gas and the sinking the ...

... fact ( my correspondent points out ) is that this is almost exactly the line taken by the Vomarts in the criticism of the Lusitania affair , and that the same arguments have been printed in evidently pro-German journals in -various neutral countries since ...

... -will not take tho Lusitania affair too seriously . For instance , Professor Heilbron , Writing in Dcr Tog , says : —The English Press and the American Press , bought , with English gold ; have' already begun to exploit the Lusitania incident against Germany ...

... THE LUSITANIA DISASTER . RESUMED INQUEST AT QUEENSTOW ANOTHER STRONG VERDICT . Mb Rice , Coroner for the ' district , resumed his inquest on the bodies of the victims of the Lusitania disaster on Saturday at the Town Hall , Queenstown . ' The jury were ...

... eighteen isiles off the Fastnetj and was laurided at Barry Dock . The body , was supported in the water by a lifebelt . with Lusitania on it . On some of the underclothin g was . the name of Anderson Bros ., shirt and collar makers , 27 Bridge Street , Glasgow ...

... VICTIMS MOJRJB BOD 1 KS KKUU ViiKliU . The interment took place at Queenstown yesterday of fifteen further victims of the Lusitania disaster . ¦ ' . Nine bodies picked up by .. a tug were landed at Queenstown yesterday . The bodies included those of tlie ...