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... An Englishman Shot at Dunkirk. Particulars respecting the death of the English sailor who was shot in bouse ill-fame Dunkirk have reached Paris. The man was called George Copeland, was twenty-three years old, and was one of the crew of the steamboat ...
... The schooner Pearl of Dunkirk was driven a *' Cruden Sands.Aberdeenshire, in heavy sea on tf day. The Royal Lifeboat Institution's lifeboat ' y ...
... le of Dunkirk, winged away with the tidings of the landing. THE FISHWIVES' GIFT. Dunkirk, the fishwives presented to Her Majesty silver fish on a. crimson cushion. TRAIN SHOT AT. Quite recovered from the effects of their rough voyage to Dunkirk, the Tsar ...
... ALARMING SUBSIDENCE IN THE CHESHIRE SALT DISTRICT. Another great subsidence has taken place in the large sheet of water at Dunkirk, near Northwich, in the centre of the Cheshire salt district. The portion of the brook between Ashton works and a lake known ...
... Percha, and Telegraph Works pany (Limited), of a conVnmt with M. Steenackers, Director-General T l -n l.ranee, to connect Dunkirk with Cherbourg and Bordeaux. By an amendment to an Act nassed during the last session of Parliament, military was included ...
... tug then proceeded with the other two women and children fa Dunkirk, France, where they were landed. On returning to Gravesend, the captain of the tug informed the manager that on landing Dunkirk one of the women said, ' You may like to know that this is ...
... DRUGGED AND ROBBED. SCENE ON AN EXPRESS TRAIN. At half-past four on Wednesday morning, as an express from Dunkirk was steaming hito the Northern Railway terminus, elderly gentleman suddenly jumped out of the train, shouting, Stop thief! Porters ran ...
... quotations.— for all good samples remams firm ft.l.y The imports ot fojeign 10 P S Qstend, 161 from Hamto 197 bale* from Dunkirk, from Calais, v from Bremen, and from New York. ...
... on Monday morning in the North Sea between the German steamer Emma, from Rotterdam for Bo’ness, and the barque Pacific, of Dunkirk, from Shields for Valparaiso, with coals. The Pacific sank immediately, and the captain, pilot, and ten of the crew were drowned ...
... Lexovienne, of Paimbceuf, hects wheat for J. and J. Hadley.— From Pillau : the Palestine, of Barmouth, peas to order.— From Dunkirk: the City of Worcester, of Worcester, qrs wheat for H. and J. Webb.—From Cork: the Visitor, of Liver- Jool, 82 tons dari for ...
... RUNAWAY STOPPED BY AN ARCHBISHOP According to a telegram from Dunkirk, Arch bishop Sonnoie courageously stopped runaway horse the street as was on his way to a confirmation service at the Cathedral. He had just alighted from his own carriage when the ...
... from the coast of Greenland, where their vessel foundered 17 years ago. The men are now homeward bound, and their landing Dunkirk daily expected. Their wives, believing themselves be ; have contracted second marriages. ...