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... AMERICA. Speed- * Lcnfith- Knots. .. 554 .. 6?7Vz .. In addition to these vessels, l»oth and Germany have numerous liners which vary ic bctwien sixtfN*n *.nd nineteen knots. Thus, such vessels the Carmania, aroma, Adriatic, Baltic, Cedric, Celtic, Laconia ...
... the past three years. The regiment, one of the first to come from America to France, had been billeted in a town which the men nick-named Mudw’allow, a town which was old before America was discovered. Here under the instruction of French officers the ...
... THE AMERICA CUP. The New York correspondent of the Daily Telegraph ’* says:—Asked about the prospects for another race for the America Cup. Sir Thomas Lipton said:—“lf I thought there was a chance of having challenge accepted lie re would forego all European ...
... THE QUESTION AMERICA. And I have said all I have to say about the Convention already. Now there are one or two other matters which I think I ought to touch upon. One the question of America are greatly prctsed now about America. Let nio that I believe ...
... AMERICA AND IRELAND, The scandalous telegram from Washington which appeared in the Xorfhelifte papers a few days ago, in connection with the campaign stampede Ulster, has promptly been refuted from the other side of the Atlantic. Ulster Unionists are ...
... AMERICA AND THE WAR INDUSTRIES ACTIVE. THE POSITION OF GERMANY. The banking house of Henry Clews & Co., Broad Street and Wall Street, New York, in their weekly report, dated 22nd May, states— Were it not for the ravages the European “war, the United States ...
... America i, but l»a il men, whose words ought education public opinion “It would make a great dif- could understand why been offered least what State rights, because we in entirely understand anythin* nature Dominion riplils would l»o incon aistenf w ith ...
... THE AMERICAS SIASDEBS, By FRANK T. BOXEN, F.8.G.5., Author of “The Cruise the Cachelot, See. (“Telegraph Special). Terribly saddening news, emphasising once more the old, old tnrsm about the unexpected always happening at sea. And yet after the first ...
... THE AMERICA CUP. SIR THOMAS TIPTON'S OFFER. Race Under Universal Rule. Sir Thomas Lip*-on present (says a London contrmixirarv) crnisinfr his yacht Krin, hot are authorised to state that if his views on the subject a new challenKe are shared on the other ...
... AMERICAS lISES TRAWL NEW YORK. October 12.-Tb» Am remaired quiet, supply conditions being unchanged. No arrivals came to relieve the situation, and very few are expected until the restrictions abroad are removed- iner© ia a good demand for linen Cial ...
... THE MAN FROM AMERICA PUBLISHING OFFICES: BELFAST OFFICE—BojaI Avenue. Telegraphic address. Baird. Belfast.'* Telephone Koa, 1951. 1952. 1954. BALLYMENA—Broadway. Telephone. No. 3. LARNE—4 Dunluoa Street. Telephone, No. atA. DERRY—Orchard Street. Telephone ...
... AMERICAS USES TKARE. NEW YORK, August 10.—Business in linens is quiet tlie of supplies, the few arrivals being readily absorbed. There is an active demand for substitutes, which, how ever, are none too plentiful-—Special Cable to Te—ranh.” ...