... petitors in the class for three-year-olds, and a ;3cr * > lilv with a good back and plenty of style, owned b t F. W. Johnson, Dunkirk, Notts, took the prs ' award. ' Blue Bdy, owned by Mr. K. 1. umes, I:onington, a useful little gelding,was adiudgcdthe sS& ...

... has shed in old times. On Monday the Emperor and Empress started on a short tour among the northern towns. They wvill visit Dunkirk, Noubaix, and Lille, after which they return to Paris, and from hence to Biarritz, where the Prince Imperial is to join them ...

... which is going to be converted into a second Cherbourg - the Cherbourg of the North Sea. To hear of the fortifications of Dunkirk oew, is it not like taking a leap back into history 9 Does it not recall Uncle Toby in fiction, and King Charles and King ...

... an interesting historical paper on Cromwesl's veterans in Flanders, the glorious, the immortal six thousand who took Dunkirk, Cromwell having decided that it could and should be done in spite of the adverse criticism of his scheme by the great soldier ...

... G. Swift, Fulford, near Stone, £2., given by Mr. Clementson. The followlng were the Judges :-Sheep and pigs: Mr. T. Wood, Dunkirk Farm, Old Lenten, Notts; Mr. C. Holland, Chapel Chorlton. Poultry: The Rev. G. F. Hodson, North Petherton, near Bridgewater; ...

... dinneriof the club,: which will take place on Tuesday, the 19th inst. AWlarc0 OF A NoRwEr,1AN VEm;EL.-A Xeuter's tele- gram from Dunkirk states that ?? three-masted ves'el Besolt, of Parsgrund.. whch ran ?? obf Heystor oie Wednesday last, has become a total loss ...