... DUNKIRK. WEDNESDAY. 15th in«t.. a* REVIEWED • y the CZAR. Special Trains from St. Paneras 7.i a.m., Eenchurch-street, 7 a.m. FIRST BAIL and FIRST SALOON. Far*2ll Early application necessary tor Ticket# only limite.l number will 1m- issued. T. E. BAKUtW ...

... AVIATIK OVER DUNKIRK. DUNKIRK, Aug. 13. A German Aviatik aeroplane. which attempted to throw bombs yesterday evening, was put to flight by gun lire.—Reuter. ...

... MUTINY AT DUNKIRK. A Reuters front Dunkirk says that a. alight mutiny °rearm' yesterday among the crow of the British twig which about to sail for Iquique. Tbe men refused to perforru their duties. alleging that their kits lien left on shore. The Captain ...

... THE DANGERS OF DUNKIRK. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) DUNKIRK, Wednesday. The oV-ho-tv? last year enumerated the dangers that await sailors discharged at Dunkirk, where crimps, emboldened by the want of energy on the part of the police authorities, find a ...

... THE DUNKIRK SHRTNT.. or* DUNKIRK. Nine% The yearly nine days pilgrimage to the of Lady ol Lilo thine. I Notre banir de beki in great honour by Dunkirk people, is now in full swing. This chapel, which is situated in a quaint little in the vicinity of ...

... DUNKIRK ATTACK. rwENTY KILLED AND 45 WOUNDED. lac following official communication was ‘..,eived yesterday from the French Emass for publication : German warships have been seen off the .Igian cipabt. Nineteen large shells have fallen in Dunric ; 20 persons ...

... THE DUNKIRK SHRESIs. ■ ♦ • (FBOM OUE CORRESPONDENT.) DUNKIRK, Friday Night. The yearly nine days' pilgrimage to the Shrine of Cur Lady of the Dunes (Notre Dame den Dunes), held in great honour by Dunkirk people, is now in full swing. This chapel, ...

... THE SIEGE OF DUNKIRK. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) DUNKIRK, Sunday Evexixg. The /ties organised to commemorate the cen- tenary of the raising of the siege of Dunkirk commenced yesterday. Elaborate preparations had been made to decorate the various thorough- ...

... AT DUNKIRK (FBOX oum FAHIB, Monday Might, A MBu-offioisl Mote hM oommunimt. to tb, Ptw* umooncing that, in oooformity with the denre azpruMd tb. Prudent of Republic, «>d on account of tb, panful evenu at Martinique, the pubUe building* at Dunkirk will ...

... THE DUNKIRK DOCKERS. (FROM OUR COl DUNKIRK, April 4. The dockers hare submitted to the employers’ condition that work should be resumed on the steamship El Kantara. The lock-out has consequently been withdrawn, and full work was in progress this afternoon ...

... THE CATASTROPHE AT DUNKIRK. (LOMBAED EXPEBSS.) DUNKIRK, Feb. 8. It is estimated that 150 women and children have perished through the explosion of the cartridge factory in this town. The building was entirely of wood. It was almost impossible to save ...

... SIEGE OF DUNKIRK. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) . PARIS, Monday Ni.uit. A monument was inaugurated yesterday on the Grande Place of Hondschoote, in commemo- ration of the victory there gained over tiie English nearly a hundred years ago. In 1793 Dunkirk was besieged ...