... THE LUSITANIA. OFFER. LADY The wee expected to arrive in New York between midnight malt 1 a.m. lira. bell, a Millionaire passers/et, ogertd to 1101) the stokers and engineers if they succeeded in the Hook midnight. — before 1 ...

... THE LUSITANIAS SISTER. The Mauretania started from tt.e Tyne yesterday on hrr Among those on boalit W,•re rep, &fl at at 16. Cunard ca. .1.1) spitmlidly some she first ,p , ll j sr* 00 TLIV*4III. I rally si ~.7.4 agreed to. and it wa• pn •red in Ili^ ...

... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA Mer•ey'ri) hot he wv.,ikl net add to the number of those Ina& to the iii• quiry by the Board of Trade. Mr. Alexander Galbraith, superintendent engibeer of the (Ninard examined by Sir P. E. Smith. Soliselortlenecal, raid that ...

... THE LUSITANIA'S VOYAGE HER POSITION ON MONDAY MORNING. A Reutcr's telegram dated Halifax, Nova Scotia, Monday, says:—The Lusitania passed Sable Island at two o'clock this morning. The Marconi operator there was unahk to obtain exact speed, but as she ...

... THE LUSITANIA CRIME. The decision of the Hon: Julius M. Mayer, District Judge of the United States District Court of the Eastern District of New York, in the matter of , the against the Cunard Steam: ship Company for Ices of life and property in connection ...

... • • • DEPARTURE OF THE LUSITANIA. Witb 1.400 pmsrogers on bc.ard. tbe nard R.M$ . left the Mrnsey on ntorday arlrrnoon for York. There Over saloon ngers, t d soeonil eaLia, and 900 third. Amongst the saloon arm the Don. R. I. HabcP. Nicolas Louis Hirsch ...

... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. TO tmi or 'no 01 Sir,—The wholesale planghter of the , innocents which has stirred the souls of mankind in every civilised country in the I world is conclusive evidence of the intentions of the Kaiser. It is recorded that ...

... THE LUSITANIA INQUIRY. Mr. Asquith, to • cpustion by Mr. Fell, suggesting Ow pnatponennnt of the Lusitauia inquiry till after the war. said:— I think the decision that there should he an investigation into the ereiinotancel of the loss of the Lusitailia ...

... VOYAGE OF THE LUSITANIA. PAtoRENGIER FULL. The Lusitania arrived off Roches Point at 7 16 a.m. on Sunday, and although it was within' an boar ot dead low water at the time Pilot Martin brought an wesael, which has the biggest draft of water of any .hip ...

... TIIE LUSITANIA. Mr. Ginitell asked the President of the Board of Trade whether it is possible to locate the wrecked Lusitania ; if so. seeing how much the present inquiry would Ix assisted by ascertaining impartially what arms and ammunition were on board ...

... SAILING OF THE LUSITANIA. wir& .It New Ycck at no on %barony, on th, no:critics: Oorenrichy of Manoltwder, of K;ntore. Mr. Rubort Balfour, M.P., Marto:. Calderon, Counts,. Papagoidon, Colonel Po.tler, Coinl P. 3, Mc. William Mr. Jame, Party, Mr. 0. F ...

... THE LUSITANIA INQUIRY. Mr. Runeiman. r.pl) lug to Commander Bellaire, maid the MI ford Merwey have not yot b , en appointed. Certa.in gum- yet to be formulated will 1,, ad,dreeeecl to the of inquiry, but no formal terms of reference will be to Lord, Mersey ...