... DUNKIRK BOMBARDED. SIXTY SHELLS FIRED BY GERMAN TORPEDO BOATS. (Press Association War Special.) Paris, Wednesday. The Ministry of Marine makes the following announcement About two o’clock in the morning March 26th Germaai torpedo boats fired about sixty ...

... DUNKIRK MEMORIAL. Dunkirk, Tuesday. Princess Alice Countess of Athlone opened the War Memorial Buildings here to-day. The memorial is in the form of a Merchant Service Club and Seamen’s Institute on the Quay. Princess Alice formally opened the entrance ...

... RRITISIi AND DUNKIRK. DOCKS HANDED OVER FOR MERCHANT SHITPING. (Press Association war Special.) Dunkirk, Monday. The British Admiralty, which, up to the present, has been possession of the greater part of the docks at this port, has now handed them over ...

... DAMAGE DUNKIRK. GERMANS ASSUME HINDRANCE TO ENGLISH REINFORCEMENTS. (Admiralty, por Wireless Press.) Berlin, Sunday. An official report issued to-day says: Photographs taken our aviators confirm the conclusion that our bomb attacks the fortress Dunkirk ...

... BOMBARDING DUNKIRK The Germans have again brought a big gun, and have bombarded Dunkirk from long range. Altogether fourteen shells were fired, but the extent of the damage done is not stated in the French official message. It will b© remembered that ...

... TILBURY AND DUNKIRK CHEAP FARES. NO CROSSING LONDON OR STOP-OVERS WITH HOTEL EXPENSES. FROM JULY Ist ACCELERATED SERVICE to PARIS (far and 2nd Class Passengers) [Week Days. p.m. leave 4.88 Through Carriage to Tilbury. Suudaya. p.m. 3.35 4.10 Bradford ...

... THE DUNKIRK RAID. 80 BOMBS DROPPED OX THE TOWX. (ThroufiTh Reater’a agency.) Paris. Saturday. A squadron German aircraft yesterday made an attack on Dunkirk and the surrounding communes, dropping about eighty bombs. Up to the present it has been ascertained ...

... BOMBS ON DUNKIRK. \RTILLERY ACTIVITY ON THE VERDUN FRONT. FRENCH NIGHT OFFICIAL. (Press Association War Special.) Paris. Thursday, There was ir ter raiment artillery activity at some points the front, which waa more lively on both banks the MEUSE. enemy ...

... EEIGN OF TERROR IN DUNKIRK MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Paris, Thursday. Despatches from Dunkirk describe the situation there as very menacing, the strikers having established a virtual reign of terror. In some districts they ...

... A WATCH DUNKIRK. LILLE. Friday. Thick fog envelops Northern France, making flying a somewhat precarious undertaking at the moment. French police are being posted at the Channel ports with a view to possible landing by ex-King Edward. This expectation ...

... THE GERMAN SHELLING OF DUNKIRK. ...

... Russia, south-east of Memel, and laim to have advanced as far as the railway running to Libau. bombardment of Dunkirk. stimption that Dunkirk had been boarded by German warships turns out ft naoct|ra te, but the explanation of ® filing of the French port ...