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... DISCHARGED BRITISH SEAMEN AT DUNKIRK. Dunkirk is one of the chief Continental ports of discharge for British seamen. In his latest report the Consul there says that of the 3,075 seamen discharged in 1891 168 had no wages to receive. Many of these men ...
... Louis, on the coast of Africa, calling at Dunkirk, in France, on her way back to Cardiff. She was to arrive about the 2nd of March, 1881. Captain Williams was the master of the schooner until she arrived at Dunkirk. For the first fortnight after leaving ...
... are entertained at this port for the safety of tiie ss. Llanedarne, Cap)-. Boa*e, laden with linseed, from Nicolaieff for Dunkirk. She left Gibraltar some sixteen d^rs ago. and has not since been heard of; but her owners, Messrs Stallybrass, Balmer, and ...
... A FIGHT AT DUNKIRK. British Sailors Maltreated by Germans. A CARDIFF MAN BADLY HURT. A telegram from Dlnkirk on Monday announces that a serious encounter has taken place there between English and German sailors, and resulted in two of the former having ...
... The perfect skeleton of a mastodon wa. unearthed a day or two ago npal. Dunkirk, NeVi York. Munday's Liver Pills act direct, upon the they contain wo mercury,are Mutable for all ages ami climates, and without doubt are the best jnll biliousness, Jiver ...
... iaries arrived from Breda with Articles of Peace. )-Admi rat Leak-sconvoyed Brigadier Hill and 4,000 men from England to Dunkirk; the next day that town was evacuated by the French, and the Brigadier took possession of it for the Queen. ...
... GOOD NEWS FOR CARDIFF. Tyne Trade Diverted. The large firm of Bordes and Sons, of Dunkirk, who have the biggest fleet of sailing ships in the world, and have for a long time past carried very heavy shipments of coal from the Tyne to ports on the West ...
... arrived at Dunkirk. For the first fortnight after leaving Liverpool the captain as in a state of drunkenness. Later on, when the vessel arrived itSt. Louis, he was drunk for several days while 'ailing from St. Louis to Belie Isle and Dunkirk, In fact, ...
... AT CARDIFF. Thers is at the present time, m the Bute Dry Dock, Cardiff, a very large four-masted ship, the Dunkerque, of Dunkirk. Her gross tonnage is 5,152 carA'>, 5,150 dimensions—length, 329ft. 8in. breadth, 46ft. 2iu.; depth, 24ft. 9in. There is also ...
... from New Y-ork for Hull; Elsie Kerr, of Sunderland, from New York for Rouen Clvdewell, of. Noith Shields, from Baltimore ibr Dunkirk; H.M.S. Valoro, 'i%, in company 'taith torpedo boats Griper aud Tickler; Wilson Line steamer Rial to. Passed YVest-County ...
... for Swansea 6 i Egret s j»rri''ed Maajstdui^ 8 Thracian s nrri v«-j Maassluis fr-(-,m Liveraool 7 Baintss Kawk>r>> s left Dunkirk 7 plectra lef; Fecamp 7 orrruujd a-rived St. Servaii from Swansea 7 Garrison s arrived St Nazaire 7 C'tv oi Ijsbon arrived ...
... Wexford, Bntiah Queen, B. 120 co-tl, Tilangennech Laugharne, Nautilus, B, 25 coal, Neviil & o IMPORTS—Aug. 17. Dunkirk, Emilie, F, 541 copper ore, Nevill & Co NEATH. VESSELS CLEARED—Aug. 17. Brest, Pierre Marie, F, 35 coal, Glyncorrwg- Co Belfast, lorca ...