... 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 ...

... TERRIBLE FIRE AT DUNKIRK. A Renter Dunkirk telegram, dated May 27, say* . — A fire broke ont at the Condequerqne Petroleum Refinery yesterday evening. The factory and six other buildings were burnt down, and the Are was only extin- guished after the most ...

... The schooner Pearl of Dunkirk was driven a *' Cruden Sands.Aberdeenshire, in heavy sea on tf day. The Royal Lifeboat Institution's lifeboat ' y ...

... 37 Calais, Dunkirk, »i Srw York 281 and 13 bales from Oatcnd. Mi.l . 1 Weald of Kents. £lo.los. to ; Sussex £„*?*■ ham, £ll to yearling, £6. 10s. to ■ 10 *ll i Sept. 11; few samples only of tills yearl3. i? which high prices were asked. Very litti. V ...

... The Dunkirk sinking m'tcgu-hid inking area o was :“‘M:l.m&rm St o o v Aok a seer away to a depth of 80ft. or more, Rumbiunlat{omhad.ud the coliapse cecmu:d.mkd,, the chasm puunh? a very gorous appesrance. r sOme ;fi’lh&unmmhdmdm:fihn also occured at & ...

... German Raids. Two Cerrnan aeroplanes bombarded the region of Dunkirk morning and twice last night, and this morning Amiens Edw. There were no victirni at Dunkirk. bitt at .Amier.,4 one .woman 0.4 killed. 'Two bomlis were droppeti also on Nato7 and the ...

... 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 ...

... down by-this pilot, who then landed at Dunkirk. Other engagements between Royal :Naval Air Service machines from home sta. tion,s and the enemy ,also took place over the Thames estuary. Later 10 naval pilots off Dunkirk encountered 16 aeroplanes returning ...

... four French torpedo boats met off Dunkirk a flotilla of German destroyers making for that port. After a short engagement the enemy :flotilla withdrew at full speed towards ite base. Our four torpedo boats returned to Dunkirk, one of them damaged slightly ...

... ANROTHER STRANDED VESSEL. Liosd's Agent at Aden cables today that the Britsh steamer, Star of Australia, Svdney for Dunkirk, bas been towed in here by the British steamer Glenlochy, with the tail shaft brokem, stern tube broken, and other damages, ‘ ...

... 70S. 120 J. „ FOREIOS.—The imports Into London last week comprised 11,376 BAG* from Antwerp, ',90 Bremen, 1,104 Ghent, «nd Dunkirk. ...