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... eas a Zeppelin raid on night of September 7th-- 1915. On this osmosion the deal bombe were dropped in Mill. wall. Two or three minutes later, at 11.50. Greenwich, R. herhithe. Bermondsey. Deptford, and New •'ties were visited At 12.19 the Zeppelins ve•re ...
... £1.500,000 AIR RAID. the Zeppelin raid of Sept. 8, 1915,. when the great Wood-street blaae the City drew ill London, incendiary bombs fell in the very heart the silk and woollen trade warehouses. The damage to the various premises is estimated £1,500 ...
... HAVOC CAUSED BY GOTHA AND ZEPPELIN BOMBS. It is possible now to give some details of the numerou, air raids that Were made by the enemy over London ggod district for a period of 2 years. Bomb attacks were first made by Zeppelins on dark nights, and when ...
... of. the 'Sat* wQ,s ,Toported ,as paring most with any other of the kind in France or England, while the great NordhOlz Zeppelin station is beyond eptoparlsol the finest in the world. Xt as from here that practically' all of the England-bound raiders ...
... were: Edinburgh, Burton-on-Ttent and Walsall. Tkie guiting of one big silk warehouse alone meant a loss of £20,.000. One Zeppelin evidently tried to drop bombs on the Bank of England and the Ro':al t - cchange and the other inipottant buildings'ila the ...
... report given some interesting details in addition to those published in The Daily News last week. It was stated that in the Zeppelin 1 raid of Sept. 7, five members of al family named Beacby were killed in Dept-1 ford. and ti persons badly injured. In the ...
... COUNCIL, Boot warehouses, cabinet factories, coffeefhouses, and warehouses occupied by all classes of bueiness firme. The next Zeppelin raid was ...
... incendiary bombs fell near Arsenal, hut the staff and the Sr. brigade. ever in readiness, prevented any extensive damage. There a Zeppelin raid on tha night of Soptemb , r 7th--Bili, 1915 On occasion the bombs were dropped in Millwall. Two . r three minutes later ...
... ordinary run was that to Mr. Alexander Chelland. who showtd commendable presense of mind at Mtwara. Creed's factory during the Zeppelin raid on Croydon. In due course a suitable war memorial will be erected to do honour to all of the local brave, and in the ...
... dionased goer railway • about fret of war About • swath later. at 9N3 in the roan. ins, there wes r raid in tar .4 seek the Zeppelins Woolwich, but ter range of =aline exerprisiA Nerd Arsenal entirely .it A a iolotaster's ci , places Mt. heener, wen In the ...
... Uxbridge had none of the pains, it had no small amount of the penalties of the air raid xeitement. It. is doubtful if any of the Zeppelin visitors came nearer than Hare field, when the airship that dropped bombs on Hertford sailed in this direction ; ,nine Uxbridge ...
... and staff workmen. They were trained by the London Fire Brigade. The Cathedral had some narrow pes. On September «, 1915. a Zeppelin bomb fell close by in Wood Street causing great fire, and twice in June and July 1917—bombs from Gothas flying by day fell ...