... CHESTER RACES NO PROSPECT OF AUTUMN MEETING. .e marriage . a. Sudbury, of Major _ _ _ of Aldermsn and Mrs. W. H. Starkey. of I Dunkirk evacuation the previous week. Herald Ltd.. at their Piestatyn, to Miss Margarrt Bond, Aa inquest at Rhst on Tue.dsv a I ing ...

... Serzt. Pierce was amonz men of the B.E.F. who remained in France to support the French Army following the evacuation from Dunkirk. BRIGHT HOUR.—The Rev. E. J. Janes, pastor of Rehoboth C.M. Chapel, was tlw speaker at the weekly meeting of Tabernacle Women's ...

... among Farm, Flint, where he worked until the men of the R.E.F. safely evacuated time of his illness. At one time he was from Dunkirk. wag home on leave duriag also employed by the old British China- the week-end. Private Porter has served toff, now Messrs ...

... Walter Wri g ht. said that flueng the year there was an 2 Houses Saturday, 6-15 &8-SO ; 1 House other nights, 7-60. ' DIED AT DUNKIRK—We regret to silk stockings; Mr. anti Mrs. J. Gatrell, in:rease t f membership from twenty-ti:s Children's Matinee Saturday ...

... very fit. After embarking Dr. Mcetyn Lewis, and Mr. Abel Evans, . part, the B.E.F. to leive France where he has on a boat at Dunkirk. Parry was among of Northgate. Yseeifiog. The bride, whol The Deputy Judge, Mr. 0. Granville been since January last. He looked ...

... (Rodelwyddan) it was launched it was called into service w u walked out of the Council Chamber, and for the evacuation of Dunkirk, and has Councillor H. Williams (Rhitddlao) already won honourable scars in helping threatened to follow hi example as a to ...