... lowered, and memliers of tho crew did that too. So far I krow there was only boat drill during the trip. After joining the Lusitania saw warships outside New York harbour, and we spoke with one man-of-war, with whom messages were exchanged. Towards the latter ...

... Cunard Company's passenger ship Lusitania, was wilfully and unlawfully drowned the crew of a German bubmarino the high seas off the Old Head of Kinsale, May c, 1915, which submarine torpedoed and sack the said ship Lusitania without warning or search at ...

... DON'T MISCABfiY.* NEW TOOK. Monday,-The New Tort; Tribune stales that the same sources; which predicted the sinking the Lusitania' have sent out word that if the German planso not, miscarry the Transylvania will also* V ' ...

... Secant Officer Jones, who subsequently jumped down and was hauled in out from th© sea While the lifeboat was in the water the Lusitania made sudden lurch, and the ...

... TORPEDOES FIRED. Saturday Tho Press Association Special correspondent at Queenstown telegraphs that passengers trom the Lusitania picked boats which left Queenstown for rescue work were landed at Queenstown last night. The first batch arrived about 8-30 ...

... LATEST HUN ATROCITY. SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. TORPEDOED WITHOUT WARNING. APPALLING LOSS OF LIFE. Hiding majestically over a placid sea, pulfating with life, freighted with more than J.OOO souls who were taking their hi st glimpse of land alter nearly ...

... WILFUL AND WHOLESALE MURDER. THE LUSITANIA INQUEST. Lord Lieutenant s Visit Illuminated Addresses . AT PRICES* Produced entirely on the Premises, including Framing. PLEASE ASK FOR SAMPLES. W. & G. BAIRD, •? THE LOST LUSITANIA. ADMIRALTY’S CASE. COMMONS AM) ...

... there was a muffled drumlike sound coming liom the direction of the bows of the Lusitania, accompanied trembling motion of the ship. Immediately afterwards the Lusitania began to list to starboard. With such startling suddenness did it come that felt ...

... SUBMARIN YOLTURNO HERO THE LUSITANIA. HELPS TO SAVE LIVES. Considerable interest attaches to the story, related in frank, sailor-like style, to a Telegraph'* representative, Edward John Hoighway, one of the ciew of the Lusitania, whose home is at Strangford ...

... a Ballymena man well known in Canada, Mr. Frank Eaton, the firm T. Eaton & Co., Toronto and Winnipeg, were on board the Lusitania when topedoed. These were his deter. Mrs. Burnside, and his niece. Miss Iris Burnside- There were al?o on board three buyers ...

... ♦orpedo coining—with the same streak-like effect across the water from the same direction—and almost immediately it struck the Lusitania, nearer the stern end than the first shot. The projectile looked like a huge brown cigar, travelling a't tremendous speed ...

... 1, and now in tho Base Hospital. .lames iloey, ♦ }.bsry Street (South). Dundalk, who was trimmer on his first voyage th© Lusitania, and has not Wen heard since the torpedoing of that Teesol. He is supposed to have been lost. The news has brought great ...