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... Colin Yarrow. R. West Kent Begt.. after mid-day on Tuesday, May 38, when be was seen by brother officers about 27 miles from Dunkirk. ...
... Colin Yarrow. R. West Kent Begt.. after mid-day on Tuesday, May 38, when be was seen by brother officers about 27 miles from Dunkirk. ...
... klarreis.—Frank Coopers, Lituesorks. Canterbury, and Victoria 'toad. Ashford. SAW required. paraffin engine preferred.— Gloser. Dunkirk. t'Auterbia%. WANTED. Portable Boiler . — Sole, Baakinge Farm. Stodmarsh. STEEL Scalfoldmg Wanted.- (bars, 14.16. ,wk. , pur ...
... well known at Dover when the Lincolnshire Regiment was stationed here several years ago, was among evacuated wouaded from Dunkirk, but since he was seen in Dover his present whereabouts are unknown. Messrs. Lindus and Hortin, of 43, Albemarle Street, London ...
... residing in the country before the outbreak of war. We were fre quently shot at from the back areas. “When we arrived at Dunkirk it was being heavily shelled, and we made for the beach. There were thousands of troops waiting to leave, and others waded ...
... incumbency in May. 1915. Ordained in 1895, be bad before going to Throwley, held curecies at Botherhithe. Blackheath and Dunkirk. FAVERSHAM POULTRY AND PRODUCE MARKET (Wednesday)— Hens up to 3/3; cockerels up to 4/6; bees' eggs 1/9 to 2 /- per doz., 2nd ...
... POLICE OPPICER SAFE. PC. O. CUpperton, who «raa serving with the Forces In Belgium, was among those safely evacuated from Dunkirk. ...
... G. —The services at the Salvation Army Hall Sunday took the form thanksgiving for the safe return of men the BE J*. from Dunkirk, among whom Bandsman A. Jones, of Wadhurst. WEDDING. Miss Doris Miles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. WHee, 6, Oeorges tree ...
... JUST IN TIME FOR MOTHER'S FUNERAL L,Cpl. E. Lincoln, who was evacuated from Dunkirk with the B.E.F. arrived home in Herne Bay, on Saturday half an hour hetore the funeral of his mother, of whose death he was unaware, took place. Mrs. M. C. Lincoln, of ...
... e Factor. Two obvious reasons for the plan were, firstly, the shallowness the channels and the long, sloping beaches off Dunkirk, and secondly, the need, for craft which offered only small, quickly-moving targets to the bomber aud the machine-gunner. ...
... Mayoress (Mrs. Phil Johnson). This result does not include the amounts contributed by the parishes of Boughton. Hernhill and Dunkirk, which organised a separate collection. Those responsible for the appeal wish to thank the public for the generous way in ...
... Ravenscourt-road, Deal, . notified that her only son, Pte. lames Weall, aged 23. a bomb during the withdrawal of i..l'. to Dunkirk. He had served in • • I!rny for eight years, four of which pant in Egypt. and had been with t . since February. Class Stoker ...
... Honours at Margate Six Prendi soldiers, three British soldiers and two sailors, who Save their lives in the evacuation of Dunkirk, were buried with full military honours Margate Cemetery. Thousands of people lined tne route as the cortege, headed pipe ...