... ARRIVAL AT DUNKIRK. LOUBET GREETS THE Dunkirk, Wedoseday. Preeidest Losing, accompanied by all the memben of lb. Cabinet, embarked on the Caesini this morning at 7 o'clock. The weather was gee. the strong wind of hat night baring abated. and the .an ahem ...

... DUNKIRK OUTRAGE. CARDIFF SEAMEN'S DEPOSITIONS. Our Dunkirk correspondent telegraphed on Wednesday that magistrate will proceed to the Hospital to-day to take the depositions of ths two-Cardiff seaman who were so severely wounded in the affray with German ...

... THE DUNKIRK AFFRAY. INJURED CARDIFF SAILORS' CONDITION. Dunkirk, Thtirsd&V.-The seven injured English sailors a.) e progressing favourably, but are not out of (I-, ittid ar3 still unable to give evidence. The fight wm occasioned through jeaUxurf caused ...

... DUNKIRK STRIKE ENDED. Dunkirk, Thssd•y.—Ths worms toss diorided to work. wid moral strike is 4 toad.—bowtor. ...

... THROWN INTO DUNKIRK DOCK. Assault on a British Ship's Officer. Dunkirk. Tuesday.—Darring a an. which out at the harbour today an officer of the British steamer City of Athens renionatrated with a man named Thibaud. one of gang of had characters who were ...

... A DUNKIRK MYSTERY. Dunkirk, Annual Sth.—The dead body of a titan, believed to be an English yachtsman. was found on the beach yesterday. There were three wounds on the head, from which the blood was still nosing, and they appear to have been infiic. ted ...

... CAVALRY CHARGES AT DUNKIRK. Pug* Mundy. Tkos• dabs at Omni* *oh Melton mime Yon U— on Odin Yes to I !Ai la lase • el bomb a OW mole de ways tbsve ban on lbw and ebs al • air owes' burn Moo basa by ...

... WORK STOPPED AT DUNKIRK. British Ships Remain Loaded. Deelmt. —TM Weal De. Cosa> Stu. beee the of boo eed ..osue le slit $1 T.. .t el come 1.3 to ductal,* t betr cascara. Mat weeet • IS the pion esae.-- DamMIL. —TM • UM. COesillw ul. tin el eat ...

... TERRIBLE MURDER AT DUNKIRK. AN ENGLISH SAILOR SHOT DEAD. The Boulogne corre-pondeut of the 1 nnes tele- graphs :-A hcuse in the iow haunts of Dunkirk was eariy yesterday morning the scene of » brutal murder, the victim being nn English sailor, byname ...

... DUNKIRK MYSTERY SOLVED. Th• hotly as Englishman, beheysti to be a member et • yacht's mew. me Simmered partially embedded the made at Tiaatirk. As globes on Mad, well moods about the body, • egenbtion.l s up ! , th• man having been got dam aimalsties ...

... A FIGHT AT DUNKIRK. BRITISH SAILORS MALTREATED BY GERMANS. CARDIFF MAN BADLY HURT. A telegram from Dunkirk on Monday announces that a serious encounter has taken place there between English and German sa.ilorf>, and resulted in two of the former having ...

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