... informed daring men who knew the risks they were defying. must never forgotten that in the work withdrawing the troops fron. Dunkirk in May. 1910. great and noble part was played by large numbers of non-combatant volunteers who had preparation for the ordeal ...

... While they were wailing a station troop train appeared alongside, and the soldiers, weary after their historic departure from Dunkirk, quickly made friends with the children, and gave them foreign coins ana souvenirs. All the wav along the line, writes our ...

... DUNTON GREEN THANKSQI VINO SERVICES for the successful evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force from Dunkirk were held at St. John’s Church Sunday, there being Deum. PINED AT BROMLEY. —John James Richard Newman, Donnlngton M»aor. London-road, Dunton ...

... lIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII BRAVO! RAMSGATE From the chairman the Ramsgate Harbour Fund lor Dunkirk Evacuation, the Editor has received the following letter: Dear Sir, —For the purpose of raising cash to implement the wonderful ...

... Bennett as accompanist. Miss Daen read the lesson. ST. NICHOLAS' CHURCH.—Prayers of thanksgiving for the deliverance from Dunkirk were offered on Sunday. The Church was completely filled the morning service, conducted by the Rector, and there was again ...

... S!':lj_:l-l Hu:nl. -\'ll\'l'l'lll'ss, :Il'i\('ll home on a few hours’ leave. He took part in the magnificent retreat 1o Dunkirk, and told a **Shecrness Times and Guardian’ representative a graphic story of the hellish terrors of German air and land attacks ...

... short honeymoon in Perthshire took place during the few days’ leave granted to members of the B.E.F. after the evacuation of Dunkirk. Captain Cox is well known in the town, where he has many friends. WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP, Mr. H. J. Cox again addressed the members ...

... of Canterbury, and Major Goodeve (Maidstone), who made reference to special visitation of the wounded brought over from Dunkirk recently. Ile spoke of the testimony of one lad whose mother wrote on his behalf—God 3.4 with us! and brought about our d ...

... heard that he has been taken prisoner. Mrs. WlWaleson had previously Lean' that her husband hail been seen on the beach at Dunkirk. but /4everal day. elapsed before she knew he was a prisoner. DREW LOTS It appear: that and other R.A.M.C. personnel drew ...

... member of the staff of the Royal Automobile Club. Vivid stories of fighting in Xortliern France, and the German nombardmeat of Dunkirk are told Driver Freder* ick Lyne, an old boy Ramsgate Countjr School. Ho is serving with the British Red Cross section, and ...

... grievances without remembering the magnificent work effected by all components of the Southern Railway during the embarkation of Dunkirk. I was privileged to see something of the organisation at a Kent Station, and my admiration for the calm, untiring, cheerful ...

... took pert in tile evacuation of the 8.F..F. from Dunkirk, the motor pleasnre boats Eastbourne Queen and Enchantress and the fishing boat Commodore were lost. The Eastbourne lifeboat was lost at Dunkirk, bnt is stated to hare been picked up. She is damaged ...