... constables were called out, and all public-houses were closed. Nesbitt adds, is all due to the fiendish sinking of the Lusitania. 'believe if the ship had gone ahead full speed the torpedoes from the submarine would never have touched her. The fortnightly ...

... 1 In regard to the war, this week we have suffered a most appaling calamity by the sinking of the great Cunard liner the Lusitania by a German submarine. The murderous attack has sent a thrill of horror throughout the world, which now is compar ing the ...

... enlisted. We are asked by Mrs Campbell, Poolboy, to state that Mrs Campbell, Moher, who, it was stated, was a passenger on the Lusitania, didn't travel by that vessel at all. During the week Mrs Campbell, Poolboy, had a letter from her from Boston. For carrying ...

... who was among the rescued, announced that his married sister and her child, who had travelled with him went down with the Lusitania. Mr John D Kenny, Eyrecourt, has lodged a claim with the Ballinasloe No. R D Council for the sum of £2lO for the driving ...

... was no longer tit for active the Huns for their revolting crime in service. Ile did his best to mind him, sinking the Lusitania and the terrible but latterly he was growing worse, and loss of innocent lives through thaLhor- had asked him out to box ...