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... the Unionist party meeting at the Carlton Club on Wednesday. Mr. Marsh, of Warwick Castle, had intended travelling by the Lusitania, but he was fortunately delayed by pressure of business. The Mayor and Corporation have been invited to attend the Brook-street ...
... least be given the credit of having protested against the riots which broke out, fomented by the Yellow Press, after the Lusitania outrage. We only call attention to these facts because once more they suggest that perpetual contrast between the treatment ...
... body of responsible Englishmen with regard to the atrocities in Belgium; they also had been staggered by the los s of the Lusitania, and also by the devilish methods of the enemy, and what stood out most strikingly was the fact that until tho people of ...
... Germany to enslave the worfd (Cheers.) History would immortally the verdict of the jury regarding the loathsome tragedy of the Lusitania when it placed record that it was ease of murder against the Kaiser and his military clique. Undine with other subjects, ...
... just disclosed the reason why she has always refused to perform in Berlin, The famous actress, expressing her horror of the Lusitania outrage, adde I am not at all surprised at their doings, I saw Germans operating in 1870-71, and shall never forget their ...
... district. There lave teen two cons- Iherding unprotected cities, and sinking of petitions so far this season on the local green Lusitania's, knew that they were up against and Albert has won both of them. He not Ia strong enemy. A man might say that it only bowls ...
... George Columb. has been wounded there. More Kenilworth Men Join. Recruiting has been rather brisk in Kenilworth since the Lusitania was sunk. This week’s recruits include Mr. J. L. Clarke ami Mr. F. Clarke, of arwick-road, Royal Engineers; Mr. Dunn, Barrow-road ...
... E ADVERTISER & LEAMINGTON GAZETTE, SATURDAY,, MAY 29, 1915. bit their own back.” Possibly the memory of the fate of the Lusitania also had something to with the grim determination to be avenged the enemy. Hie night was spent in consolidating the position ...
... kindness and courtesy itself, ard on many different occa- support. sions helped me with wise counsel and loyal Amongst the Lusitania victims was the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Drake, of Copyhold, Cuckfield, the father being the chairman of Drake and ...