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... TONBRIDGE. SAVED FROM THE LUSITANIA.— A furnished bouse in Hadlow-road has been taken by Mrs. and she will shortly be ioined her daughter, Mes. Bretherton, and her little son, who wefe passengers qn the ill-fated Lusi- but were rescued. .Sad to relate ...
... German Government have allowed to be committed carrying on the war, culminating in their outrageous act in sinking the Lusitania. I not altogether surprised that anyone connected with Germany, even remotely, should the subject of hostile demonstrations ...
... Beard, of Southborough, from lady friend in Ireland, gives account the terrible scenes witnessed after the sinking of the Lusitania. The writer says The sea was so thick with bodies that the launches were afraid to move for fear of cutting up the people ...
... recorded the Bryce Commission. the use of gas. producing prolonged and agonising death, the crowning crime of sinking the Lusitania, when over 1.000 were sent their death cruol and foe. and who remembered the hatred Germany had shown this would lift up ...
... prelude to other forma of iniquity. The cruelty of using asphyxiating gas and of sinking without warning the fine ship the Lusitania, heedlees the fact that hundreds of women and children were aboard, wonld have been unimaginable at one time. The German ...
... present on occasions. One two fiery spirits tried to set things going by reminding the crowd the outrageous sinking the Lusitania and other callous acts of barbarism of which the Germans have keen guilty: bat the majority, although they probably resented ...
... MUFFLED PEAL.—Muffled peals were rung at the Parish Church Sunday as mark respect to the young lady who went down with the Lusitania. • DEATH OF CAPTAIN J. R. EWING.-We regret to report the death Oapt. Ewing. of the 3ra Sussex National Beserve«. He was ...
... was unanimously elected. THE * LUSITANI A* DISASTER.—We regret to report that a Burwash young lady went down with the Lusitania in the person of Miss Annie Keeley. the daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. Keeley. We understand the unfortunate young lady was on ...