... THE LUSITANIA. Beating all Prariona Records. New York, 11th June. According to the latest wireless telegrams, says th® ‘•Daily Telegraph's*' correspondent, the Lusitania beating all Atlantic records once again, and fog does not intervene will reach New ...

... THE LUSITANIA. We do not suppose the Lusitania will be the ne plus ultra of shipbuilding, but it is admitted that up to the precent time it stands unrivalled, and will so stand at any rate for a few years to come. It is not the product entirely of private ...

... The Lusitania. In cvery land throughout the civilised world the horror of (iermany’s latest appalling crime is almost unspeakable. To Ireland the sinking of the Lusitania seems a tragedy especially near and real, for it is on our Irish shores that the ...

... THE LUSITANIA. dERMANY STILL EVADING THE REAL POINT. Washington, Tuesday. r'e'ported that (bunt von Bernetorff bas made s final offer in regard to the Lusitana nc4o &nations, carefully avoiding any disavowal of the action of the submarine commander, and ...

... THE LUSITANIA. Exchange Company’# Queenstown telegram state that the American Liner Haverford sighted the grout Conardor, Lusitania, Monday moHßog 9 a.m., steaming quickly to the westward, and the Lucaoia following in her wake two boors after. Matchbox ...

... LUSITANIA SAXONTA .. FRANCONIA .. TO CANADA. From SOIWUMI-TON. Begnler Seilinxe. Routl own. For further partveuAr* to Local Agents: or to the • .%.01;D STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LTD., 51. Bishopfigate, London. E.C., and 8 and 12. Wn- .i B:reet, Liverpool ...

... THE LUSITANIA. Dr. Macnainora, rephing to a question by Mr frucbett asking le of the •mo messages sent by the Admiralty to tho L mitania when that vras on its at bad been sent to U.S. Covernment. said that sueti ootannun:eation had not been made. and ...

... THE LUSITANIA. The Cunard liner Lusitania taking out to New York to-day 275 saloon, 275 second cabin, and large number of third class passengers. In the saloon are Lord and Lady Churston, Sir George Prescott, Mr. J. H. Aldrich. Mrs. Aldrich. Mr. W. R ...

... THE LUSITANIA. COMPENS4TIoN FOR OFFICERS AND CREW. £3OO paid into eonrt, and until OA Alb or re-usarriage, £44 7a a ),e.tr' S. Seaman whose pa) is fIS Rhe a month To this pay n ill lo• a ktualling allowance k a day, bringing the totz.l ;tpt £93 7s a teir ...

... LUSITANIA Lo B Lusitania is a name which will always be associated with the famous liner lost in World War I, but few folks know Montrose had a personal connection with it. The first Commander was Captain J. B. Watt, a Montrosian and “a gentleman well ...

... THE LUSITANIA. Th« Company’s sL«am«r Lumtanith left New York »t fiv© p.m. Saturday -with passengers, mails, and Among tho saloon passengers are the Duk© of Newcastle, Dowager Duchetij of Manchester. Sir William and Lady liowroig. Count Colonel .and Mrs ...

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