... BORE. HAS BEEN SENT TO THE DEPOT. From tragic Dunkirk to Ballymena, Co. Antrim. via Leeds. Yorkshire. is the journey just made by a war medal. The medal—a Victory medal, 1914- 1919—was picked up at Dunkirk during the evacuation by Sapper A. Mulligan, a ...

... British ships lost numbered nine. Allied flcate would then be issued entitling the war, two. and neutral two. SOLDIER HOME FROM DUNKIRK Hard Labour For Man Who Assaulted Him Stephen Smyth (25), of 118, Albert Street, Belfast, was, at Belfast Police Court yesterday ...

... Major (Acting 1.t.-Col.) E.. F Bolton, Tito , 1 Queen's Roval West Surrey ReKiment). - TRIBUTE TO SHIPS Surrey Itcilment. „ „ DUNKIRK Lt. Acting Can*.) P. C. Baynes. 1 lie \Jr IV t\.l I\r%- Queen ' West Surrey Regiment. . , It. ( Acting I apt.) Iltiliert Struton ...

... ability to make decisions.” His great-grandfather fought at Trafalgar. Hero of Dunkirk Admiral Abrial, hero of Dunkirk, is 68. After directing the embarkation of the troops from Dunkirk he went to London, where he was received in private audience by the King ...

... presented with gifts the Rev. T. A. H. Moriarty, on behalf of residents in the district. M’NelU, who was in the evacuation from Dunkirk, said that he had had no sleep for 27 days. At one time men in his unit marched over 100 miles in 36 hours. ...

... now arrived in England, having been evacuated in as miscellaneous a fleet of vessels .as that which brought our men from Dunkirk. They landed at a West Country and a south coast port. All told fierce German dive bombing tactics by waves of 60 to 100 ...

... tuuk i)*ri the defence of Cftlaia. Hall f-on of Mm. It. .1 Hall, Bridge 'viiws «wi board a vessel sunk by •nemv action at Dunkirk, and must be presumed 'ost. AbleScaman Thomas .1. Ma wan -f Mm. Mary Montgomery, Mardon Houae, Dundoua. i who was serving ...

... premier in M. Bevnaud’s Government eld the office of French Ambassador am. ~ . . nral Abrial, hero of Dunkirk, w*. directing the embarkation the from Dunkirk he went to London. • h- was received in private audience King and met the First Sea Lord, of the Fleet ...

... ary Secretary Shipping Ministry, said It would be impracticable to replace small vessels lost during the evacuation from Dunkirk, but owners might claim compensation. Mr. Boothby, Parliamentary Secretary Food Ministry, stated that It was not Intended ...

... GIFT FOR BANGOR SAPPER. Sapper W. Bailie. Clandeboye Road, Bangor. home on leave following the Dunkirk evacuation, was the recipient on Thursday evening in Church Street Mission Hall, Bangor, of a wallet of notes subscribed by friends and neighbours. ...

... the battle. All the men were evacuated by boat from Le Havre without any difficulty and there was no attack from the air at Dunkirk. , ...

... with the withdrawal of the Cotoael 0 (Acting Brigadier) Dennis Walter Forces from Dunkirk. Furlong. 0.8.E..M.C -Assuming command «.f Abrial *3. in charge .he forces at Dunkirk and his courape Captain iActing Major) Rodney Oeorge dership played vital part ...