... he disclosed.' Total THE BALL YMO'. THE KAISER'S AWFUL CRIME. LUSITANIA TORPEDOED OFF SOUTH of IRELAND. GREAT LINER SUNK IN FEW MINUTES. TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE. The giant Cunard liner Lusitania, on her way from New York *to Liverpool, was torpedoed and sunk ...

... Admiralty and an Esoiwt The Foreman — ln the face of the warnings at New York that the Lusitania would he torpedoed, did you make any application to the Admiralty for an escort? Witness—No, I left that to them. It is their business, not mine. I simply ...

... to the time she went down. The moment she was struck she listed to starboard. I stood on the bridge as she sank, and the Lusitania went down under me. She floated about 18 minutes after the torpedo struck her. My watch stopped at 2.3%. A Juryman—That exactly ...

... same, should be sent to Mr. JOHN SHANNON, Abbey Street, Coleraine. fuss (aunties' Abbertisa THURSDAY, 13th MAY, 1915. THE LUSITANIA HORROR. Germans have committed the moat appalling crime in the history of the world; .nnd all Germany would seem to have ...

... clear every day by his desperate plans of retaliation. When the authors of the hideous crimes committed in Belgium, of the Lusitania horror, and of the interminable list of atrocities for which the German people have to answer, assume Abe colossal effrontery ...

... Contemptible Ceram Boasts. Commenting on the sinking of the Lusttania. the Boilnische Volkseitung says— The sinking of the Lusitania is a success for our submarine which must be pletoed beside the greatest achievements in this naval war. The sinking of the ...

... relict of the late John Gilmer, Belfast, and eldest daughter of the late R. J. Chestnut, Aghadowey. Flnfiarten—Lost, in the Lusitania disaster, Robert eon of the late Robert Pinkerton, Belfast. Ervin*--May 18, at his late residence, Shamrock Villas, Bloomfield ...

... passed through committee. In the Howie of Common questions were asked regarding British shipping losses during the war, the Lusitania inquiry, and the anti-German riots. The Budget resolutions were considered on report and agreed to. In Committee on the Immature ...

... liner Transylvania had safely arrived at Greenock. The same threats had been launched against this vessel as against the Lusitania, and there was consequently a good deal of anxiety among the friends of those on board when nothing was heard of her arrival ...

... Street, Limavady. Knex—May 12, at his residence, Liscurry, Strabane, James Knox, in his 60th year. Hale—May 7, lost in the Lusitania disaster, Sadie, younger daughter of the late John Hale, Ballymena, and Mrs. Hale, Cranmore Gardens. Members of 'Urea Company ...