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... of this Government. There is not the slightest tendency here to recede from the terms of President Wilson's Note on the Lusitania crime, and the AdministraDon to-day is all the stronger because those terms are backed by the full force of public opinion ...
... addressed the Court, Lord Mersey said: “This Court, or at all events part of it, is going to sit to hear fhe case of the Lusitania, and 1 do not think judgment will be delivered in the case of the Falaba until the case of the Tasitania has been hoard. ...
... puuero owning down wet every man Scarborough, the poisonous gases st the waht (the trenches were two feet water). Hill W the Lusitania, and lastly the attempt crouchod for ee/cty, and parched, reached horn over hundred Wigener* death. Between the railway ...
... Stabs, Marrtaoes anb reatbe DEATHS. BARCHARD.—Lost on the Lusitania. May 7th, _Edmond Barchard. son of _ths. late Elp . hinstone Barchard -- .. of - Uckfield: COOPER.—On 25th May. at 8. Mitten &mi. Bexhill, Sarah MargEret. widow of the late Charles ...
... erect some slight memonal Burford Bridge memory Mr. Vanclerbili. vvlto so gallantly lost bis'lif© in saving ot hers when ho Lusitania went down. Mr Aandcrbik often stayed at Burford Bridge toßrightou. '° iroU ° I>r. H. N. Coltart said h© saw the girl on Friday ...
... baby, about six months old. picked up at sea, was landed at Queen& town by a trawler. It is undoubtedly a victim of the Lusitania crime. ...
... GERMAN INSOLENCE. BRITISH ANSWER TO COUNT BERNSTORFF'S REQUEST. On the very day on which the Lusitania was torpedoed, says the Morning Post Washington correspondent, Count Bernstorff asked the State Department to secure from the British Government a safe ...
... all strivings after a moral oltoct which the enemy’s action during the last month and more remain fruitful in his eyes. Lusitania, for instance, has boon sunk with a certain mojxtl ro>u!t wJiidi, pro* the does not yet appreciate. But the immediate effect ...
... Germany. .% commercial traveller returned from Italy declares that the sudden popular enthusiasm Wm, largely due to the Lusitania disaster. Lugano. Saturday The Prussian and Bavarian Ministers t•b the Vatican have arranged to leave 14.aue, and establiA ...
... Huadoran, Lusitania Victim. The remsine were laid to rest Mount Jerome Cemetery of the late Mr. H. Winters, Assistant Victualling Snparinteudeut of the Cunard Lins. Deceased, who only rseantly joined the Canard sendee, went down with the Lusitania, his body ...
... splendid account of ourselves by taking two lines trenches two miles long. was up to a Liverpool regiment to avenge the Lusitania’s fate, and we were all satisfied to think we were somewhere on level terms with the uncivilised enemy. When we approached ...
... that the Kngltsh Pres* c*.uhl the present time Itnve been induced to into the hands of tlwse who glorified the wreck of the l*usitania. but truth stranger than fiction Franc© with reyrets and reproves the dec sion orevirtiU llH'ir respertive c hampions f ...