... THE LUSITANIA. Lord Buxton and the Responsibility, ■ CAPETOWN, Tucsd.j, (Received to-day.) Lord Buxton, in opening the Capo Province Municipal Congress, referred to the German atrocities, lie pointed out that since the sinking of the Titanic civilised ...

... LOCAL DONATION TO LUSITANIA Messrs. John Brown and Co., Ltd., of Sheffield. have given £5OO, and Messrs. Courtaulds, Ltd.. £lOO to the fund which the Lord Mayor London is raising for the relief of sufferers the los* the Lusitania. The Lord Mayor has ...

... placet! under preventive censorship, as the paper, in commenting on the American Note, criticised the torpedoing of the Lusitania.—Central N CWB. ...

... Wednesday. (Received to-day). Commenting on the German delay in replying the United States Note regarding the sinking of the Lusitania, which due probably to the German Ambassador advising that time should given for American resentment to cool, the New York ...

... LOCAL DONATION TO LUSITANIA FUND. Messrs. John Brown and Co., Ltd., of Sheffield. have given £5OO, and Messrs. Courts aids, Ltd.. £lOO the fund which the Lord Mayor of London raising for the relief of sufferers bv the lost of the Lusitania. The Lord Mayor ...

... AMSTERDAM, Tuesday. The German Government has asked America for a further week’s delay in replying to their Note concerning the Lusitania. Note will in all pr>ihalnlr.j- be delivered in Washington on Saturn. and it stated :n- Berlin that it will couched * ery ...

... exists in certain Government circle? with regard Germany’s failure to reply to the American Note oy the subject of the Lusitania. This does not include the White Home, where there is a disposition to make every allowance for the delay incident on Italy’s ...

... troops, but also a number of women and children,who were found lying dead in their houses.” Referring to tho sinking of the Lusitania, adds - Making war on helpless women and children is ail the Germans arc tit for. From what I have seen of their soldiers ...

... disgusted with Use atrocities and the breaking •f Coirrantiea rule* the Germans, not forgectmx their fokumso attack upon the Lusitania, sod I (eel n.easad that naturalisation document# wave comvleted six years ago, and that now British subject. Trusting the ...

... Sheffield Weekly News (publihiied every Friday). Mr. D. A. Thomas, the Welsh coalowner, who was one of the survivors of the Lusitania, has provided outfit for forty Red Cross nurses near his home in Wales. The general situation in the London tramway strike ...

... side of the Falaba being lowered. Lord Mersey intimated that he would not give the finding of the court until after the Lusitania inquiry had concluded. ...

... ent of the Central News to-day) says that the sudden enthusiasm of the proletariat was due partly 10 the sinking of the Lusitania, which had created a remarkable impression everywhere, especially among women. The name of the ill-fated vessel was heard ...