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... the great Northern of France Railvay on SatUr- day, they were: as nothing compared with those acde by the good people of Dunkirk for the same event. For many days past the town (one of the most beautiful in France), has been bsily ia anticipation of the ...
... barley and 100 bales of clover seed; the Fanny, from Dunkirk, 264 qrs. of wheat; the Pirate, fron Dunkirk, 716 sacks of flour; the Abraham, from Abbeville, 266 qrs. of wheat ; the Friendship, from Dunkirk, 418 qrs.' of wheat and 45 barrels of flour; and the ...
... escape, he went to Dunkirk, where he assumed the name of Thomas. About a year after his brother was in a eolfee-house in London, when two persons, in an adjoining box, observed he must be a near relative of Thomas who was drowned at Dunkirk. He went to them ...
... for a termioation of tie road? Boulogne, (NIais, or Dunkirk? pOuass over Dunkirk, which, the salt duties excepted, ays mas, c i to tile customs as Alistes ? It Wus of prime interest to connect Dunkirk with Llile. Of all aer solutonle, t the muost advrsntageoue ...
... the London papers a most erroneous account of him, and the manner by which he was taken:- JEAN BLANCKEMAN is a native of Dunkirk; is thirty-two years of age; and has been constantly at Sea, with very, little respite, for near twenty years: His correct ...
... flag of truce with them into Dunkirk. I have the honour to he, &c. H. INMAN. J 1 Dart, off Dunkirk, July 8. STIR, Ag-ceable to the directions you honoured me j with to board the eaflernmoit of the enemy's J frigates in Dunkirk Roads, fhould it be practic- ...
... :-Thel vessel Solide, from Dunkirk, brought;47 tons weight ?? the James Wfllit, from Havre, 91 saoks; the Jean tart, from Rouen, 166 tons weight ; the Maerie Celeste, from Dunkirk, 64 tons weight; the J'eune COlara, from Dunkirk. 50 tons weight* the ?? from ...
... Hag of truce with thei-a into Dunkirk. I have the honour to be, bee. H. INMAN. Sir, Dart, off Dunkirk, July, 8. AGRIiTIABI.E to the directions you honoured me Willi to board die easternmost of the enemy's frigates ii. Dunkirk Roads, should it be practicable ...
... TI- ERV PT ILV 1Y.4 of FR.INCsE. FESTIVITIES AT DUNKIRK. Doxitini, MO:NAY MORNING.-Yesterday, for the first time, the shrill whistle of a locomotive awoke the echoes round the old battlements of Dunkirk. Extensive as were the preparations that were made ...
... CLEARED OuTwAsnS IN CARGO.-The Star of the West for Malta-Anna Louise for Bre~nen-Anna Margaretha for Copenhagen-Jane for Dunkirk-Arundel for Rotterdam- Neptune for HIamburgh-Sir Edward Bauks for Osterd- City of Derry for China (second clearance). ENTERED ...
... making a port at Adintrecque, a Belgian village, at lest than a league from the French territory. The mercantile interest of Dunkirk having taken alarm at this project, both as regards their com. merce and the defence of that part of the coast, have addressed ...
... Lugano who, under rhe title of Cardinal Rmfib, has been ar- SIJTEMBrt 11. ring Infrared the lang!i-1a to enter the port of Dunkirk. ...