... The Lusitania. (BY OUR NAYAti CORRESPONDENT.) The Germans have again indulged one of their warlike methods —the sinking of the Lusitania torpedoing it, and have succeeded in staggering humanity. ■ They have now one more crime answered for at the end of ...

... THE LUSITANIA. LABOUR REPRESENTATIVES AT THE INQUIRY. In tne House of Commons, yesteiday, replying to Mr William Thorne (Lab., W. Ham, ), Mr. stated that the inquiry into the loss of the Lusitania would be held, not by a committee, but by a statutory ...

... THE LUSITANIA ENQUIRY. Mr. W,llium Thorne Lal*—Wc.*i Ham 6. Mr. RUNCIMAN President to the Hoard Trade) •laird that the inquiry into the loss the Lusu.in would I** held not committee, but siniuory •ujn. coßitsnog of wreck commissioner, with skilled would ...

... THE LUSITANIA HORROR. The destruction the great Cunard liner Lusitania’ has moved the British people as nothing has done since the war began. Not because the atrocity is different in kind from what had previously experienced, but because of its magnitude ...

... THE SUNKEN LUSITANIA. Replying to Mr. William Thorne. Mr. RLNCIIIAN stated that the enquiry Into the loss of the Lusit•nia woti.d held. not. by • Committee, but by • Statutory Cut consisting of • Wreck Commissioner with skilled assessors. It would be ...

... le delay as possible — ~~ awe attention I doubt wi necessary. The Lusitania Inquiry to Mr. William Thorne, CIMAN stated that into the loos of the committee but pad A of a wreck eatatr assessors. It would be open stewards to apply to * — = A they desired ...

... LUSITANIA INQUIRY 1o the House of Commous on Monday, Mr B E Peto (U, Devizes) and Mr W Thorne (Lab, West Ham) questioned the President of the Board of Trade concerning the investigation ioto the-sivkiog of the Lusitania and Falaba, Mr Ronciman said he ...

... NOT ON. TUE LUSITANIA Miss I . lyland, dtessmaker, mother in the Tynbridge Itoad, Maidstone, was, as stated in last Tutsday's Eastern Gazette, to he on the Lusitania, xcturning from a 'visit to bee sister in the States. Her name, however, was not among ...

... LUSITANIA DISASTER Hie remain* of the late Rev. Father Maturin. a well-known Roman Catholic divine, one of the victim* the Lusitania disaster, were removed from the Cunard wharf at Queenstown last night for conveyance London for interment. The remains ...

... THE LUSITANIA MURDERS. Fantral of tho Snrtfeon of the Liner. The remains of the late Rev. Mr. Matorin, the well known Roman Catholic divine, one the victims the Lusitania outrage, were removed from the Ounard Wharf at Queenstown last night for conveyance ...

... 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 ...

... VICTIMS OF THE LUSITANIA The body of the late Rev. Father Maturin. one the victims of the disaster was removed from the Cunard whan Queenstown, last night, for conveyance London for interment. The body was accompanied to the - station by' the chairman ...