... CUNARD LINE LIVERPOOL TO HEW TORE. r«OM Live* POOL AT 2.30 P.M. Tfcon, Apl I M. lb; 8 uRDUSi, Bit,, Utj 1 1 LUSITANIA, B>tM>vl6 * third clua FUMafui only. TO CANADA. rna LONDON tad UTIBPOOL. Bonl«»nl de. Oipocinn. ...

... LUSITANIA Sinking Off Cork Coast' HELP FROM QUEENSTOWN PASSENGERS ON BOARD A report In, oc , ehed Dulo'in that the lAni- Lanni in s ein!;iug condition eR the Old Held of Kinsale this Afternoon. There were 3,100 ea boattl. ant there. it it had half an ...

... published delivery at the Cunard offices, and was re. ceased with the keenest interest by the waiting throng. Amonget the Lusitania's paseengers was Mr. O. A. Thomm, the Welsh coal magnate, and hi. daughter, Lady Mackworth. The following immures, in addition ...

... two, the Lusitania was torpedoed and sunk south-west of Kinsale. On Wednesday, in the same neighbourhood, a schooner was sunk by a German submarine, and it is highly probable that the latter remained in wait in the same region for 'the Lusitania. That this ...

... UNSINKABLE AS A SHIP COULD 88. The Lusitania was ohm's' aa • Royal Naval Reserve merchant vessel, and was taken over by the Admiralty for the war. Like her Meier ship the Mauretania, she was 786 feet in length, 88 in breadth, had • gross tonnage of 10 ...

... to deny that te came u a great sad painful 44, London. Bunion, was buoy al noon, but then it has always regard to oh.- Lusitanias was distru‘ted. It we , before filet was es..ning papers from • tania suak. ' The • r known and repre,en:atv,. o f • United ...

... states Qin forty-five more survivors have been leaded at Qiieenstown front a drifter. The Admiralty the report that the Lusitania was armed is wholly false. Inquiries being made along the coast, bust there is !Atte hope of news of further survivors. ...

... AMERICANS WARNED. ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE, Although the torpedoing the Lusitania comes as a great surpriee, says the Press Association War Special telegram the Germans undoubtedly gave full warning of their intention to sink vessel, teen going to the length ...

... HISTORY OF THE LOST LINER. The Lusitania. with her sisti.r Lip, the Mauretania, marked something like • revolution in the Transatlantic paseenger trash. One can recall the thrill occesioned by their maiden voyages, their vast dimensions, and the speed ...

... Stonework and eneineed on the menet. of the On reachi Queenstown tonight at 8 , k the of the unfortunate torpedoed beer Lusitania. which went to the bottom. They had 600 whir+ intluded portion if the crew of the ill.fxted liner. Patton. ambulance% and ...

... continued the medium extensive dealing:-, and the price did not alter much. The Lusitania mcltncboly aen of tbo sinking of the Cun,rd Company's splendid passenger steamer the Lusitania by a German submarine off coast of County Cork ye«- terday must for the moment ...

... THE TORPEDOING OF THE LUSITANIA. The tiennan attack on the Imritanial yea directed not inertly at the %inking of the %hip and cargo, but at the deitructioni of life. The %moue liner wait seven or l eight miles from the 014 Heed of Kinsale lyesterday afternoon ...