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... 658,743 tons; and Ronen, 535,772 tons. At Dunkirk the foreign trade is, to the extent of 51 per cent., in the hands of English owners. Owing to the great number of sailing-vessels earrying cargoes to Dunkirk, the wages paid to crews discharged from British ...
... general strike, in which they would not share. X ENGLISH SWINDLERS_ IN DUNKIRK. An'E hishman named Ferguson, alias George Wil- slaire airsN'. Cook, alias Tacker, have (the Dunkirk 1 corrpspondent of the Standard says) just been tried and convicted for ...
... Aller, from N.vw Yort left for Bremen. The Medway, from Colon, .rr5E,4j 4 SuE,z, Dec. 26.-The Methlty Hall, from Lomrna i, Dunkirk, the Yarrawonga, from Sydney for Lo0don, and the Armand Behic, from Noumsa for 3faroeills arrived. S. . VmsINCT. Dec. 26.-The ...
... being Middlesbrough, Cardiff, Newcastle, Glasgow, and Newpor, while the chief ports on the Continent were -Rotterdam, and Dunkirk. It would be unsafe, the Consul says, to predict the future of a trade dependent upon circumstances which cannot be foreseen ...
... -The Clyde, for Brazels, arrived; and *he Piver Plate left ST. CkrnRINa'a Pom-r, Feb. 23.-The Sola, from Buenos Ayres for Dunkirk, passed. Sr. N,%zer.a, Feb. 23.-The Amerique, from the West Indies, arrived. ST. VoISCEqT, Feb. 22.-The Orillana, homeward ...
... ;arrived. DovER, Jan). 31.-lbe lal from Calcutta for Xerc: passed. -The Wrdmsant ?? r ILASGOW, Jan. 30.-The Wadestian, ?? te .Dunkirk, and the state ofNebraska, from New York, arrave._ Jan. 31.: The Australia, for Bombay, left. GRANO CANARY, Jan. S O.-The ...
... London, and the Anchor Armenia, from Bombay, called. PonTLxA_,r MDops=T) Ja2. 13-The Clan CIOn Dmuflm~fd, from.- Bomnby for Dunkirk. arrived. 1'LYMOUTH Ja. 13-The P. and 0.. Peshiawar arrived from Shanghai- bresie passengers and mail, she brought',114=~ ...
... SINGAPORE, Dec. 17.-The Breconslire, for Lnd,, sailed. Sr. CATnEnms's POIrT, Dec. 17.-Tho Phcenicia, from Buenos Ayres for Dunkirk, left. SuEz, Dec. 16.-The Austral, fromn London for Sydney sailed.-Dec. 17: The Sydney, from Marseilles for Colombo, the Straits ...
... arrsved. MALTA, Julv 11.-The P. and 0. Peninsular, from Londoe for Bombay, arrived. The Clan Clan Maclean, from Bombay fcr Dunkirk, left.rr MOVILL.c, July 11.-The Ulan Parisian left for Quebec. Thle Anchor Ethiopia proceeded for -New York. The Dominion ...
... passed. DVusRBL, April 7.-The Clan IcDonall left for Gale. DvNsoE:rss, April &-The Rosarian, from Buenos Ayres for London and Dunkirk, passed. FPXrexNDo DO NozosnA, April 7.-The Trent, from South- ampton for Buenos Ayres, passed. GsBeALTAR, April 6.-Tbe Chusan ...
... Feb. 7.-The L. and IT. Rock, from Liverpool for River Plate, sailed. The eame company's Tictoria, from the River Plate for Dunkirk, sailed. Sour, Feb 7.-The Harrison Pallas, from Calnctta, arrived. The P. and 0. Arcadia, from London for Sydney, entered ...
... fore compartment is full of water. She had 350 head of cattle on board, The Austrian barque Nermina. from Buenos Ayres for Dunkirk, landed at Falmouth, yesterday, Captain Frundt, his wife, and crew, numbnring nine, of the German barque Superbe, from Newport ...