... weather is given by Captain Woolley, of the . Winchester, which lias just readied Dunkirk. Tlie Stakilard correspondent at that place says that on the passage to Dunkirk unusually heavy weather was experienced, and for two days the steamer had run before ...

... COLLISION IN TNAMNS. A fatal collision the Thames WsdDMdsjr. Tbs staaasr Cassell, coaiof from Dunkirk to tbs Victoria Docks, raa down two miliaff off Brosdntsi. osar Grarsssod. Both barvai wars soak iouardiatelir. and two man ass miasinff from ons than ...

... which not long ago might easily have been jumped over, has now expanded into a lake some hundred* of acres in extent. At Dunkirk largo area subsides at present the rate of one foot per week. In the town itself one of the main thoroughfare# has been planked ...

... of resting the laurels thus gained, tire anergena pedestrian has challenged Pyrenean gntoe to with him from Perpignan to Dunkirk. The winner will obtain £lBO, and heavy .betting has already taken place on the niult. TOa guide, who is to walk against tire ...

... wntk which it contained, the total amr.unt of (be damage being estimated £3OO. -- OF A BELGI.VN Hie manager dye works at Dunkirk enmmitted suicide by shooting himeslf, and nv.etiinthnn the affair shows the oirousnstancM to have been of somewhat romantia ...

... me*- ■engen, Matinela, being carried on with •ucceea in meet of the Infantry regiment! gatriaoned in tb* naighboorhood of Dunkirk. The manner in whiek they are educated it, aay* Standard oorreapandenk deierving of notice* When the animal ia act two men ...

... but 9. most dangerous one. The motion was unanimously agreed to. MURDER OF AN ENGLISH SAILOR. A house in the low haunts of Dunkirk has been scene of a brutal murder, the victim being an English sailor, name George Copeland, belonging the steamer China, ...

... FRANCE AND RUSSIA. AN ANTI-GERMAN TIRADE. The Greud Duke Nicholas, while bosnl at Steamer Uruguay, his way to Dunkirk from mad. a .peach which is much u. : “Franco U at work for «rsn^ and .he doe. well. But aha g.»» great good aenae in not letting herself ...

... DESPERATE FIGHT ON BOARD SHIP. A terrible -tragedy took pitot sea on board the French ship Tarapaca, just entered the port of Dunkirk. The Tarapaca is four-masted vessel, owned by a Bordeaux firm, and was coming home from Chili with a cargo wf nitrate of aoda ...

... Circuit and Surrey Sessions, to judge the county-court of tho Midlands, the place of Judge Harbor, resigned. lbs Pearl, of Dunkirk, waa driven aahore on Crudes Sands, Aberdeenshire, heavy sea, on Wednesday morning. The Royal Rational Lifeboat InV.itu Ison's ...

... barque lay alongside the I whole day to render assistance, but the French barque 1 Valparaiso, from Iquique and bound lor Dunkirk, to the next day and placed two men boaid, and lay ; alongside four days. They assisted in jettisoning tons cargo. The ship ...

... writ nodye’V-howUke aUereafapn tha wind esn blow in 1- jpd aa the nod colder m*un' •, I fell r'lrep and dimmed that hcason Dunkirk. fi» thr-e o’eioek there cams thunder■og rep. at the don, end with reg ue, impndm in ny dream that somebody from the other ...