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... ON PUBLISHED. 1152.—F. Wilkinson, Beeman Hall, Ruston. Jacquard cards. 12.15.—C. F. A. Bltterling, 118, Montpellierrand, Dunkirk. Cleaning Intestines. 1306.-1. Poyser, Sherwood Rise, Mansfield. Sewing. 1355.—J. W. e, Kirkwhite.street, Nottingham. Lock ...
... TERRIFIC GALE IN BAY OF BISCAY. DUNKIRK. Thursday'. The sterner which arrived here today, reports having experienced a terrific gale in Bay of Biscay. She left Buenos Ayres with a cargo of wood and maize and 1700 sheep and cattle on deck. In the gale ...
... nal or conference. Mr. R. M. Lockhart contributes a readable paper on - The Ambassador of th., Commonwealth and Governor Dunkirk —Sir Willinm Isekert. presumably anoindor of the writer. The Remonaibility •sf Parents for the General Failure of Modern ...
... Swifts 4; 3. Newborns Woodworm 5; ShefOold Club Pawn* Nlawdeld Oreenhalgh*a 2 goals; Town Matlock 3; Notts County Rovers 3. Dunkirk 6; Notts Oiyonic 1. elbsenbridge 3; Brdbø l . 1. Loa( Athletic 3; Sessa.n 0. Ride 3; 1. _ ...
... tosupply your own waota Cr of others. COLLISION WITH AN ICE-FIELD. The ship Duntrinic of Dundee, which has just arrived at Dunkirk from Iquique, had a most eventful passage. On April 23rd, about 1 a.m., while the was making about 10 knots an hour, the came ...
... IACHT LOST IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL. Very prevailed in the Zoe Channel, and ahile the ConstHee was p_ro- feeding from Ostend to Dunkirk she foundered. TH eased. which had pie Hen putrhased by • Parisian and had boar hands on hoard, all of whom =atto Hach shore ...
... earned him a Coleman. dership of the L of Honour. Returning to Prance in 1835, he took o thu '.loth IR tglment of Infantry at Dunkirk, promoted a G moral of IJilvkion it lfrui he ricelved tits of the 16 II of at Iliurges• AN ARCTIC ExPLonut PArk,r Snow. who ...
... to the same depth. Similar reports of great destruction of property come from Elmira, Rochester, Corning. Lockport. Olean. Dunkirk, and all parts of the West of New York State, every stream having overllowed its banks. The railroads are the principle aidterms ...
... Commandership of the Legion of lionour. Returning to France in 1805, he took command of the 110th Regiment of Infantry at Dunkirk. Finally promoted a General of Division in September. 1891 he received the command of the 16.1 t Dtvhden of Infantry at Rourges ...
... largest nailing ship at peesent exiating, and the only other five-masted sailing vessel is the French ship La France, of Dunkirk, but she is of smaller dimensions than the Potosi It is not, however, the first time that the German mercantile marine ...
... , Between last Friday Monday 5010) . of coal arrived in 43 itesincr, in the Thames. Many at' am companhe are eogliaz gt Dunkirk and Calais. The erg lon Is have consrucnced only three or four days a wea, awl if the continues, are In danger of being piralysed ...
... tined £ . 200 for overloading his vessel, and making false entries in his log. A petroleum refinery at Coudekerque, near Dunkirk. t oge ther with six neighbouring houses, have been destroyed by tire, and 10 persons perished in the flames. On Wednesday ...