... bottom of the ship. “ Since landing I have heard that they all went down with the Lusitania. ULSTER VICTIMS. Mr. Jiobcrt M'Cready, who was one the victims of the Lusitania horror, was the son Mr. \V. J. M'Cready, Oldpark Road, ilelfast. was about 27 years ...

... survivor*. As the Lusitania went down her stern rose high in the air, and when she took the final plunge quite a number of men took a leap of quite feet into the sea. Many turned over before striking the surface. As the Lusitania took her final plunge ...

... was Mr. Albert Thompson, of Cloghcr, whoso fate is yet uncertain. HIS BEVESGE FOB THE LUSITANIA. by way of revenge for the loss of his wife and daughter on the Lusitania, Private Topping, of the 3rd Loyal North Laneashires, who came over from New York to ...

... idea that were to be convoyed British cruisers all the way. There were more women and children the Lusitania than men. It was whispered that the Lusitania would take men as Canadian recruits for the Lritish Army. Whether such contingent did join, am unable ...

... sea. ro* .maiden Ufa d - ATROCIOUS MURDER, j THE LUSITANIA VICTIMS. I'INDISO AT KlHl.lt INQUEST. Saturday.—Mr. Rice, coroner for the district, resumed the inquest on the bodies the victims of the Lusitania disaster this afternoon nt the Town Hall, Oueocnstown ...

... UR. ROBERT J, M'CRCaDY a victim of the Lusitania disaster. Prior to leaving Belfast for Canada a couple of years ago deceased was twelve years in the employment of Messrs. Charles and Russell, photographers. Royal Avenue. He was the second son of Mr. ...

... employed the German Government waging war against non-combatanta, including women and children, culminating cinkinc the Lusitania ...

... association is closely identified with County Down, and always regards Strangford his home. In hi* gallant efforts after the Lusitania went down, sustained several minor injuries, his hands, anus and legs being hurt in his rplendid efforts rescue the struggling ...

... SECOND STEW ADD. IZobcrt Chisholm, .a second steward, was next examined, and deposed that he was' the deck when the Lusitania was torpedoed. He saw the wake of the torpedo as it approached, but he saw no of periscope. He heard second explosion, follow ...

... Mr. Dodds, said that, whilst making allowance for the indignation felt at tiio loss of hundreds of innocent lives on the* Lusitania, people must restiain themselves until tho day reckoning. These outbursts would regarded in mitigation of what the Germans ...

... on three male and two female bodies lying in the mortuary, Kinsale. which were brought ashore after the torpedoeing the Lusitania. District-Inspector Wansborough was present representing the Crown. The early morning train from Cork and Queenstown brought ...

... DONEGAL SURVIVOR. Mr. Patrick O'Donnell, a native Dungloe, County Donegal, one of the Lusitania survivors, arrived in Derry on Sunday. Mr. O’Donnell went down with the vessel, but being a good swimmer, managed to keep afloat until he was picked up, over ...