How to Survive the Titanic

Jameson Raid, the 232–3

Jeddah, SS 175, 276

Jekyll, Gertrude 267

Jersey Journal 8

Jessop, Violet 14

Jewell, Archie 230

John Bull 19–20

Jones, Ernest 156

Jones, Mary 215

Joseph, Anna 12

Joseph, Catherine 12

Joseph, Michael 12

Journal of Commerce 271

‘Karain: A Memory’ (Conrad) 14, 277–9

Kerr, Mark 2I4–I5

Kiamie, Adele Najib 12

Kipling, Rudyard 223–4

Korzeniowski, Apollo 191–2

Kylsant, Lord 266

Lapland 52, 133, 154–6

Lardner, Dionysius 64

Lawrence, D. H. 286

Lawton, Frank 280

Lee Bing 13

Leyland, Frederick 82

Leyland Line 94

Lightoller, Second Officer Charles account of Astor’s final moments 111 account of evacuation of Titanic 130

account of Ismay’s actions 129

account of Ismay’s departure 6

account of loss of Titanic 38–9, 127–31, 235–6, 281

appearance 128

appointment to Titanic 156

arrival in Washington 138–9

and Beesley’s letter to The Times 33

on British Board of Trade inquiry 233

British Board of Trade inquiry testimony 235–7

career 38

defence of Ismay 145–53, 272

duty to White Star Line 153,

156–7, 222–3

escape from Titanic 38–9, 127–8,

131 and Hichens 155–6

and the ice warning 130, 147–8

knowledge of Titanic’s layout 6

memoirs 280–1 opinion of US inquiry 130–1 portrayal in A Night to Remember (film) 280

relationship with Ismay 149–50, 236

religious beliefs 156

rescue of Bride 136

on sinking of Titanic 15

Smith’s orders to 44

testimony to US inquiry 127–31, 145–53

use of language 156–7

women and children only policy 159

and the Yamsi messages 145–7

Lightoller, Sylvia 281

liners

Conrad on 184–5

design 67–8

development of 64–8

dining rooms 67–8

increasing size of 100–1

luxury 67–8, 85, 186

Lines, Elizabeth 263

Ling Hee 13

Literary Digest, The 185

Liverpool 70–1, 81–2, 194, 207, 266

Liverpool and London Steamship Protection and Indemnity Association 266

Lloyd’s Weekly News 20–1, 234

London 229–30

London and Globe Insurance Company 266

London and North-Western Railway 266

London Budget, The 185

London Evening News 271

London Opinion 64

Long, Judge Charles L. 9

Lord, Walter 7, 17, 25, 46, 260, 280, 281

Lord Hartington’s Commission 69, 88

Lord Jim (Conrad) 39, 196, 222, 271–2, 287

appeal of 180

Beesley uses as model 37

Captain Marlow 173–4, 274–6

Captain Marlow’s previous appearances 181–2

Captain Marlow’s role 178, 180–1, 182–3, 270

claims to realism 179

close 270

comparison with Hamlet 179

division into two parts 269–70

Jim aboard the Patna 168–9

Jim’s death 269

Jim’s escape from the Patna 169–73, 174

model for Jim 175–6

narration 178

opening 178

origins 175, 276

Patna Inquiry 173, 178

plot 177

preface 175–6