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... DUNKIRK. aIIURCH SOCIM.—On lad the duds' sermons on behalf a the Church II deity preached In Dunkirk church by the Bev. Arthur K. Planhoore, for many tears a =Woody of the C.M.S. In India and also In Mauritius, and at the prussut acting us the Alsocietion ...
... DUNKIRK. New Pint is completed, sod a double row of el•rabe it have been planted through the liberality of Yr. P. B. Name, at the parish oborch on Christmas Day were folly eboral and heartily rendered. The choir sang the anthem Glory to God in the Highest ...
... DUNKIRK. SCOOOL meeting et this vies held es Mrdar last, al Clerk's odes, whoa there priesot—Rev. W. .1. tJslsstt Mr. W. M. Gorham tag&), Ur. W. MaD, sod the (Mr. Allan Taseell).--Aatessats amours*tri ta Aftl 17a. 19d. Ii be —A was the Ram District Comell ...
... DUNKIRK. A I/EALER DRUNK—At Canterbury Court on Monday Wilgam Dunkin, a dealer, ot thaikkk, was charged sith being drunk on Day.—P.O. Austin stated that at 6.10 he was proceeding home shen he information of a disturbance at the Afoinonent, in St. fhinstan's ...
... bouquet of cream roses and maidenhair fern. She was attended by Miss Amy Hayward. of Dunkirk. Mr. I). Culver. of Dunkirk. gave the bride away. and Mr. S. Beal. of Dunkirk. of the bride, acted as best man. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Brind held a reception ...
... DUNKIRK. A ri i pp has lately to kirk Chant by MIN L. Foyle, of C Warm, is the of sow with sad Wotan of Mee, This wee said fur the Day. Titsar.-0.1 Moseley the meshes@ of the wore estertaised at Me to to• by Mrr. Maw The mast le • of sod attar a/ the ...
... AT DUNKIRK During Dunkirk we were flying with, holes in our machines, but we still had to take them up again. If you can give us more money we can have more Spitfires.” Describing what modestly termed his experiences, he said: “My first was over Dunkirk ...
... this country on the Monday. after waiting 24 hours on the Dunkirk beaches for a boat to bring him back to England. In August of 1940 he was awarded the Military Cross for gallantry at Dunkirk, but no details have been made known of his valour on that ...
... AT DUNKIRK. Lot «.—THE DONETSK GARDENS forming e GOOD BUILDING SITE, sltoato ahottlng on the Dunkirk load. T.SOO i(iu«e yard*. now let ea Allotment Garden* total yeaMp rental of £l3 19s. Wd. BEESTON. Lot T.—A VALUABLE BtltDlßO SITE aptm th* UNIVERSITY ...
... THEN TO DUNKIRK Major BrewiU, upon the reorganisation the Brigade was posted to the 13lh BattaUon The Duke Wellington's Regiment as signaUing officer and remained with them for the rest of the War, being in the front line on the day of the Armistice. ...
... DUNKIRK. V. Bargees, of Dunkirk, kis bean in gaining a junior 1 county seholarobip at the Simon Langton School, Canterbuy. ...
... and W. Wentworth did not bar. DUNKIRK v. FAVERSIIAbI. Dunkirk sustained their find defeat season on Saturday last when playing at home, Faversham beating them by 38 rune, and thus avenging their defeat at the hands of Dunkirk a fortalght previously. Dowling ...