... The Lusitania” Horror. Public Meetings in Dundalk. largely aitcmled ojx*n air imblw* meeting lie.d in Dundalk Mondas iht* Rsoliuion was passed on iht; mulion Mr. J. Cocks, general manager tile Dundalk and Ncurv Steam Packet Co., seconded Kdward Goodman: ...

... County Louth Men hurled to their doom. Mt n of Louth ! think of your comrades who have fallen victims of German hate in the Lusitania. ...

... BIG BLOW ENGLAND The Lusitania been torpedoxo and .•-■••nk off the coast Kinsale. No arti ...

... crew of the :!1 fated Lusitania O. LEVINS. Secretarv DUNDALK SAILORS AND WAR BOM « In live Kings Bench Division. Dublin, j Wednesdav. Ixrfore the Lord Chief Hivev, Mary Street. Dundalk, who was making his first trip in the Lusitania trimmer, has licen lost ...

... touched on. The opening speech at that meeting was made bv Mr. Thomas J. Byrne, who proposed resolution of condemnation the Lusitania savagery. They were there that day, but would be in France to-morroyv to avenge this event They were there to vow that thev ...

... occasioned great loss. Mr P. Toner seconded. Mr. H, Moynagh moved a vole svmpathy the relatives those who went down on the Lusitania. He believed there were un to ten local vicunas of this most brutal German murder, and it was fitting that that public meeting ...

... the idea, and thought it should be adopted. There would be very little sympathy with the Kaiser after the sinking of the Lusitania. Mr. Downey said he didn't think it was matter that should be brought liefore the Board. He imagined they could le very little ...

... you favour what Archhishop Walsh. Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, has called the premeditated murder of civilians on the Lusitania : are vou favour the crucifixion of children; are you in favour of the destruction of a little nation; are vou in favour ...

... of the Get- 'ght and had left for luncheon when the man people cannot find support for the bar- ”f' vs 'be sinking of the Lusitania arrived, barons act, though they generally proclaim > hey hurriedly returned, and Prcsid .. Wiiit new triumph for Germany's ...

... meeting piace for the local council the district coroner inquired into the circumstances of the death of victims of the Lusitania disaster whose bodies have been brought ashore. Formally the inquest was concerned with one body only- The jury, whose foreman ...

... House of Commons. Another curious result of the German-baiting which occurred the East End and elsewhere as result of the Lusitania tragedy is hardly yet realised, perhaps. But the troth of it is, some, at least, of last week’s looting was carried out by ...

... conference began resolution was passed expressing sympathy with all those who suffered bereave ment through the sinking of the Lusitania and horror at the callous inhumanity of the act. The resolution affirmed that the present struggle must be prosecuted until ...