... DUNKIRK A miner writes from Dunkirk asking us to publish the thanks of himself and his fellow-miners to assisting friends at Dunkirk. He says : We having had soup several days at Dunkirk iiotei, and beef, bread, and tea and sugar to take l oin. The following ...

... DUNKIRK. Last Saturday our first te.ini were engaged playing .e.rittl. St. George's at borne. At the kat moment two of the Reserves had to be drafted in, hut it was a good team taken all round. On the hall being started the home team combined well, and ...

... DUNKIRK. s!1° 11 p-• INIVINI-ol .kke , week the Ringers were away playing Notts. Wanderers, and a lively time they had of it too. When they arrived on the pound, they found that them were no goalposts and the ground was not marked out at aIL After waiting ...

... DUNKIRK. The lirrt team last Saturday had for their or P l ieue as Dunkirk the Robin Hood Rifles, g to the absence of of their bate= st ap with a two to none defeat. was kicked off Robin Hoods a the Dualiirk goal, and owing to one of Ming tweed the goal ...

... DUNKIRK. I bees pkarere obreeichey of do, sews tbe drat teem ttl had for their upponeists Now. cs the Gl'1 1 % GAMIN i. The team included Iwo re?'eo lbs woe the to elated to kick ci dr rather to:igil They at a west paw, ult Suldrt pave Walker in the ...

... DUNKIRK. ▪ Tho Duukkk Football soli tbe lankirk &igen hare atnalguatated, and remise two this 11P-50 The lint have for tbe Netts. Junior Cup aid th• ll•eilield Charity Cap, and tears will be by the In. .1 0. Fletcher, late of Notis. Olympia. sad 0 ...

... DUNKIRK ESTATE. A meeting held cveoiog»»the Wesleyan So bool-room for the ngainet the proposed transfer The Old Honao at Hoaw publie-bonee from Largee-atreet the Danlilrk aatate. A larga number of property owners and ree»° dentf assembled, and Hr. Thomas ...

... DUNKIRK BOARD SCHOOL. aaaaal diatribotion od priaaa took plaoaaa Tkoraday tka larfa ad tkk aakaaL Than naaaa* lam aaabar of yanata frfaafa. Anar aa attnadva aad aarfad lUuarroMsoAD. IWAandAiwU.ti.rfpriwudn.hl.tMk d*~ m TWodmr .ft.ra.i. -Mr. Itawm, dur(T ...

... SUPERSTITION IN DUNKIRK. Many superstitions and customs which are rapidly becoming extinct in towns are still rile in French Flanders, where amongst the people, and chiedy the seafaring and agricultural classes, hobgoblins, ghosts, sorcerers, and witches ...

... SUPERSTITION IN DUNKIRK. - - Many and customs which are rapidly hseetning extinct in towns are still rife in French Flanders, where amongst the people, mini chiefly the seafaring and egrleultnral dames, hobgoblins, ghosts, sorcerers, and witches are objects ...

... CRIMPING IN DUNKIRK. The Dunkirk Tribunal has passed • sentessce which will interest all those who ate anxious for the welfare of British seamen. A notorious fellow, who for years has been building up a fortune by preying ow the seafaring community. has ...

... SWINDLERS IN DUNKIRK. An Englishman named Ferguson, ahas George Wilshire, and Mts. Cook, dia. Tucker, have just been tried and convicted at Dunkirk for wimlling, and sentenced—the former to three yearn' imprison: ment, and the latter to six months'. They ...