... LSIT OU \GF “ Dastarpiy, Cowarpty axp Ingumay.” The first matter mentioned by the Mayor was that of the sinking of the “* Lusitania.” His Worship had scarcely finished signing his name to the minutes of the previous meeting when he began to speak, and he ...

... (Mr. A. W. Street), who was TWO KENILWORTH LADIES LOST GN THE “LUSITANIA.” lay On Fr evening Inst the tr cic news was broug! to Mr ond Mrs H. Hopkins. of Henry Stre kK worth, that the Lusitania had heen sunk The following ¢ was fixed as the wedding de of ...

... only matter to excite comment. The objects of the Mayor's remarks were three-fold. He spoke teel- of the sinking of the “ Lusitania’ ve ingly and with intense indignation, ar very aptly described it as a dastardly, cowardly, and inhuman piece of busine ...

... Urban District Council on Tuesday evening. Dr. W. Growse. who presided, referred to the loss, by the sink: ing ot the * Lusitania,” of the two daughters of Mr. and Mrs Hopkins, Henry Street 5 He said that the members of the Council and all the ot Kenilworth ...

... are going on? This is not the way te uphold the character of Britons. With such terrible happenings as the loss of the ‘Lusitania’ I cannot credit that you can do such absurd things on Sunday of all days. Do you understand?” “ Yes, sir,” answered the ...