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... lICITE3f ENT AT DUNKIRK. Dankiri -- i; — pre — pan — ' ad- I M.ty to the Nfunsreb with the honour doe to as the great IT and ally of France. The festimtes far surpass those organised to celebrate tbi &patine of President Faure for Honda. The of the rejoicings ...
... THE DUNKIRK LIGHTSHIP IN DISTRESS. The troopship — A.;s - i;tan - co * arrived at Portsmouth, on Sunday, and reports seeing a ship in the Downs, on Friday night, flying signals of distress. She proved to be the Dunkirk lightship. The ArAistanee took her ...
... TrIE MURDER OF AN ENGLISH SAILOR AT DUNKIRK. PURTRIII PARTICULI M. Ths ie;/; - - T•l79 7 repi at Paris says I—Further the who wsi oboe is. of 111-fains at Dunkirk es Tuesday. The wan was sailed Gears, wag twesty-three std. was sue of tbe or of the ateastrest ...
... Itunerilio. _ Panic. ilarukkeen, New Turk ardlP Dunkirk. Mario ' P 410001 4 1.1001 46 &mit. Winiso 2l , Co Naniss. B,flsA. 130,, Po, W B Bomar Chsrl.s 04 Bootiono. Gait, Boalwar, frQB, sad Esse Aug 10 I SOUTH DOUH--CLKARSD FOR SEA August 2 Dryad 91, 180 ...
... How ‘Noah' saved Dunkirk boat Their pride end joy Glee Maiden the veteran Dunkirk craft now being restored by Mr Dave Thompson -Jones and his wife Madge New start for veteran craft By Terry Crockford ONE OF THE “little ships of Dunkirk” which helped save ...
... MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR AT DUNKIRK. -- Strang* Disippeoranco of an English Captain. the steamelain 4 trout Ayree, in i.e tin ..qnptalnl under • anew hat inyeterima ciroonstance , . The steamer, which attired tie- Lao for the tote on Tuewlay evening. vs anchored ...
... OF AN ENGLISH SAILOR AT DUNKIRK. FURTHER PARTIOUL &RS. The ija;1;• -- Te - k - 7;a - p - h - o;;;;;;;171 . at Paris says :—Further particulars respecting the ' death of the English sailor who ahot in house of ill-fame at Dunkirk reached Paris on Tuoaday ...
... IN a Dunkirk =boo .4ne S TIP ?Is. Cove Loses', ZNIELS IN Ulte*Pil is::a London Hardie , . 11.c.k.0. HAW* DOCKS. DT Dom Aim Gine DRY Moss ihkeskacheidaDossi:444. Timatos Carraracir 2l GUM., Deiteask • MN TIMID OUTWARD& July a. Bans. Havelock S. Sok Ilea ...
... DISASTERS AT DUNKIRK. • collision panned a few ago in thy of I Turk. As the steamship Sir Robert Peel, Captain 1..1.0; belonging to the Screw Steam Shipping Company, and plying between Dunkirk and London, was 'teaming out of the harbour about I am., tbe ...
... vri ° tiessed A correspondent at Dunkirk telearanha 'that. an extraordinary phenomenon was ha the Roads on Tuesday—two waterspouts of a great height travelling towards the east. This sea was calm and the sky overcast; a moderate breeze was blowing. A ...
... POST SATURDAY JULY 27 New Book By Writer Who Was At Dunkirk Graphic Tale of The Small Craft “Behind Fleets” Behind the Fleets” by A D Divine John Murray 5s net 'AAR DIVINE writes upon various aspects of the war at with an intimate personal knowledge He ...
... WALES EVENING POST FRIDAY MAY 31 1940 BEF SHELTERED IN SAND DUNES AT DUNKIRK From a Special Correspondent with the BEF AT A SOUTH-EAST PORT Friday after dawn to-day I watched a number of steamers shortly come sweeping into harbour Flanders British French ...