... SOME OF THEIR FORMER MEMBERS IN THE WILLOWFIELD PAROCligt L HALL, BELFAST. THESE MEN ARE ON LEAVE AFTER BEING EVACUATED FRO DUNKIRK. REPORTERS WHO RAN INTO' ENEMY RETREAT AT 80 M.P.H. BOGUS ARMISTICE STORY. REFUGEES' PITIFUL PLIGHT. FROM EDWARD BEATTIE (British ...

... OF THE 3UNEB DUNKIRK itself is of considerabk. historic interest. It owes 3 origin. it is said, to the church built by St. Eioi in th- 7th century. This building. taised in the midst of dreary and featureless sandhills, was called Dunkirk—the Church of ...

... documents were found at their homes. SAFE AT DUNKIRK THEN HIT BY First-Class Stoker Thomas Snowden, of Westboume, near Chichester, on leave after serving in a destroyer which took part in the evacuation from Dunkirk, yesterday was knocked off his cycle by ...

... OIARARAS OF DUNKIRK to the Revolution in France various O'Meara' were officers there in the Irish Tkigade, from the rank of sub-lieutenant to that of colonel. Many also were Chevaliers of St. Louis, and M. de la Ponce specifies four as born at Dunkirk from 1752 ...

... GREYABBEY, KNEE-DEEP IN ONE OF HIS FIELDS, SON • TLS_ .._, • LEGION ENTERTAIN, DUNKIRK SOLDIER. Corporal Thomas Culbert )Royal Inniskillings), home on leave after Dunkirk, was guest of Carnmoney Branch British Legion and residents of Glengormley district ...

... Seaman 8. Feeley, H.M.S. Basilisk, who was In the Narvik action and afterwards at Dunkirk, where hi, thlp'wat »unk, •nd Gunner H. M'Velgh, who was also Jhrough Dunkirk. The prcuntatlon, were made on bohalt o» the neighbouro ...

... AN ORANGE SASH Retrieved During Dunkirk Battle ...

... NEWS” Tribute to Ulster Racing Cyclist Rescuer 81 en tombed British soldiers from almost certain death in a cellar during the Dunkirk evacuation, Lance-Bombadler George Brockerton, formerly a well-known racing motor cyclist, who was married in Belfast last ...

... Inmski lings played football on the beach at Dunkirk. Filler Thomas U'Ncill, of the Inniskillings native Arligarvan, said he had no eleep for 7 nights and arrived back in Lngland with onlv shirt and trousers. Dunkirk was like hell upon earth. At one lime ...

... character and all rights of interested Powers would be respected. SHIPS LOST AT DUNKIRK. Sir ARTHUR SALTER said civilian owners of small vessels lost in evacuation from Dunkirk would receive cornpensation. Mr. ATTLEE sold that while he appreciated fully ...

... GIFT OF SIGNET RING. Gunner Edward Martin, a former employe of the Belfast Telegraph, home on leave from Dunkirk. was presented with a gold signet ring on Monday afternoon from neighbours in Riga Street. Mr. William Brown, secretary, Shankiii Road Y ...

... C.B. FOR FRENCH ADMIRAL. The award of an Hon. K.C.B. (military) to Admiral Jean Marie Charles Abrial, for services in the Dunkirk withdrawal is announced by the Admiralty. ...