... memory f Mr. Charles Arthur Dingwall, of Stepney HOW one of the most prominent residents in the village, who was on the Lusitania, when she was torpedoed, and whose body has sot been recovered. Mr. Dingwall, who was • director of a number of companies ...

... Harry Kinshott, a son of ex-Bawlstendent Geo. Einshott, of the County Constabulary, is believed to have been lost is the Lusitania. Lieutenant S. H. Smith, son of Mr. Sidney' Smith, of Gosport. NIS been promoted to a captaincy in the .L.S.C. He was an ...

... lightermen, and dock labourers. are in a desperate state, and se the winter draws near their condition must become worse. THE LUSITANIA'S END. THE MAN WHO SANK tare. By way of Paria and Milan comes a remarkable story of the sinking_ of the Lnsitania. !feeders ...

... front with rheumatim he was on the top deck when the explosion oceurrott„ and was thrown into the ma. He saw the collier Lusitania coming aim& and was corseting to be saved, when that bost was blows' up by another mine. Hs kept afloat for U minutes bates ...

... Kultar have grown up into the tcrin of men. and behold they have learnt devilry.—Rev T. of the Cam vocational Church. on the Lusitania crime. OfLeal intimation has been received that Sergeant P. Kindler. 2nd Hants Reglement. e'deet ton of Mr. find Mrs. W. ...

... Hambledon, Surrey. His brother was Ronald Denyer, valet to Mr. Alfred Vanderbilt, wbo west down with his master on the Lusitania, of spending the last few minutes of his life helping women and children to the baste. When war broke out. Petty Officer ...

... destruction of the Liu/amnia. She was * rivaL*Evening Standard. It is recalled in the Times that at the time of the Lusitania's maiden voyage Berlin correspondent wrote that in moat of this pram comments over Item there is an unfortunate absence ...

... forest embracing almost every child. Mr. Atußey Drake, son of Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Drake,.of Copyhold, Cocklipkg, was on the Lusitania, and is not in the list of survivors. Mr. Audley Drake, who was taeaty-foor, was educated at Eton aid King's College, Cambridge ...

... ways than now. Mr. Maitland liempeon. brother of Mr. Edpr liempson, the well-known Faraham solicitor, was saved from the Lusitania. Times who perished included Mr. and We. Paul Crimpftn and their six childrea. Mr. Crompton was the elder son of the late ...

... light it throws upon the military and naval situation, and on the task on which great peoples are sternly entering. The Lusitania outrage, then, suggests to us • cowardly brutal spite born of inward despair; when coupled with other evidenoes of the state ...

... apolniesd for the a the Ditch steamerSatwyk, and to make munpeasation. DESTROYER SUNK BY MINE. CAM PRISON - MN IN Irk:BatOGE. AZ LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. GREAT LOSS Op HOIIIAN LIFE. GERMANY THE OUTLAW STATE. A great crime at the clan of Int week, Aiting on direct ...

... going so picture theatres. Six strokes of the birch were ordered on Saturday.—Mr. P. Boswell, of Thornton Heath, was on the Lusitania, and was saved, but he was considerably bruised, and an ankle was hurt through being twisted. —The seating accommodation ...