Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Awful Experience OF BALLYMACWARD LADY. 2% PASSENGER ON THE LUSITANIA. TNO HOURS IN THE WATER. Among the survivors on the Lusitania is a Miss Kenny from Blllymacward. This young lady was in Ballinasloe on Wednesday, and her story of the torpedoing of the ...
... minutes elapsed from the time the first torpedo struck the Lusitania until she disappeared In the House of Commons on Monday Mr Churchill said the Admirality sent a warning to the captain of the Lusitania, with directions as to the course to be taken, but, pending ...
... thenl, the f•rst that He would make his position clear regarding the course he intended to take on the torj.edoing of the Lusitania as soon as he received all the facts, and could make a judgment in accordance with the truth. The second statement was that ...
... submarine was a British one. Just before leaving New York, ancther passengr!r stated newsboys were bawling the toss of the Lusitania, but the passengers flicking to the Transylvania to credit the report. A few bec me so scared however, that they left the ...
... stupefied by the latest aod most appalling act of German barbarism—the torpedoeing of the peacetul aud unarmed giant Cunarder Lusitania, with a loss of about 1,500 lives, many being those of women aud children. Though the first projectile fired by the pirate-murs ...
... The Weapons of German Kultur. While the sinking of the Lusitania has sent a shock of horror through the civilised world, it is well that it should be remembered that it is but one more incident in Germany's doctorine of frightfulness. The cool, deliberate ...
... are also hard hit and a very small crop is expected. Mrs Campbell, Moher, Ballinasloe, was amongst the survivors on the Lusitania, For buying a pair of boots from 1 soldier who deserted, Martin Walsh, Tea Lane, was at last Petty Sessions fined los. - ...
... 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 ...