... SINGULAR CAPTURE OF A WFIALE. A correspondent of the Guernsey writing from Dunkirk, describe, an exciting scene by thousands of spectators on the bathing sands at that port. At about four o'clock in the afternoon a dark object wan seen nearing the shore ...

... October, 1880. and of 18131, whilet :the voieleJ was on a voyage from Liverpool to St. West Coast of Africa, and back to Dunkirk. E EvorardSahnon conducted the caw for the . prosecotioo. After carefully considering the ,eviden.v, the court were of opinio' ...

... of that barque, on December 1871. Inspector Butcher, Sootland.yard, deposed that on the :,th inst. be saw the prisoner at Dunkirk, where he war detained On the charge of murder. Witness Raked if he was Captain Davies, and receiving an affirmative reply ...

... to Mr. Samuel Smith, in vekrowledgment of his service. in rescuing teversl tailors of the I tenth .hip La Marie Heine, of Dunkirk, wrecked In Portland Bay on the 2 it& of 1879. - Ore cf the meet competent judges Europe dec , ared that the famous Castel ...

... The berque fiouitein, of Abo, from Flushing, hal been wrvelned fte Dover. Tures were drowned. French welael Pauline. from Dunkirk for Areal, bee wr,Tlred it Now Rowney. Two mem aro reported finning. Thu Norwegian I.chooner Priam from Poregrand for Plymouth ...

... DISASTERS. EETINO. WIRECK OF A BRIG IN TILE ENGLISH CHANNEL. The French barque Agustin Edwards, of Bordeaux, Captain Louis from Dunkirk to Newport, arrived at the Alexandra Dock on Sunday, , having on board the captain. mate, and of the crew of the brig Sir ...