... splendid value.—Bradleys Corner, Foregiate-street, Cfce^cr. LUSITANIA VICTIMS. —The bodies of Mrs. BooLh-J ones and hea- daughter, Ailsa Boor.h- Jones, who were lest in the sinking of the Lusitania, luave been found and identified at Queenstown, and were ...

... are absolutely oiir poor fellows, not fi' them square and fair, but. are gradually them. Thet 'ws awful thing a.bo«»t the Lusitania. I hope the will join us, for it would help te bring the war to a dose, I think Italy will be with us scon.” CAPTAIN JERSEY ...

... kind of sympathy the grant loss have sustained, the death their dear son, Harold, who was drowned by the sinking the RMS, “Lusitania,'’ the May, 1315. Chester Castle. cpbtS Mrs. Thomas Moore and Family desire to Thank their Friends for the letters of sympathy ...

... threw the into disoidcr. pursuit continues >n p«ar®f y favourable us. The groat number fe which we have id increased. THE LUSITANIA. GEaMAN ADMIRAX.TT /’RMAHINk COMMANDBB’S report. German m t'iha Kinkiti# of the liUßitAXiia, com'rom rejjort. the comma-nder ...

... unspeakable horrorv of the German? who have created all misery. The people who applaud'd the crime of l*he 'inking of the Lusitania, with her fneighl n*>n con* bat ants, women and ohiWnrn, the oompatriote of the people who maltreat an*! ».t«rv*' British ...

... war to suffer falling away of its supporters. Recruiting Chester Castle, I understand, has been slightly brisker since the Lusitania outrage, and now that Lord Kitchener has called for 300,000 more mero and extended the age limit to 40 greater activity ...