... bouquet of cream roses and maidenhair fern. She was attended by Miss Amy Hayward. of Dunkirk. Mr. I). Culver. of Dunkirk. gave the bride away. and Mr. S. Beal. of Dunkirk. of the bride, acted as best man. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Brind held a reception ...

... DUNKIRK WE must be very careful not to assign to this deliverance the attributes of a victory. Wars are not won by evacuations. Thus Mr. Winston Churchill in his now famous post-Dunkirk speech. Nevertheless, Dunkirk was one of the most inspiring events ...

... DUNKIRK. A ri i pp has lately to kirk Chant by MIN L. Foyle, of C Warm, is the of sow with sad Wotan of Mee, This wee said fur the Day. Titsar.-0.1 Moseley the meshes@ of the wore estertaised at Me to to• by Mrr. Maw The mast le • of sod attar a/ the ...

... AT DUNKIRK During Dunkirk we were flying with, holes in our machines, but we still had to take them up again. If you can give us more money we can have more Spitfires.” Describing what modestly termed his experiences, he said: “My first was over Dunkirk ...

... this country on the Monday. after waiting 24 hours on the Dunkirk beaches for a boat to bring him back to England. In August of 1940 he was awarded the Military Cross for gallantry at Dunkirk, but no details have been made known of his valour on that ...

... DUNKIRK. fista—On Thank, Mt litidolph = hams) submitted to the lan. Boughton, a Ansa I. the Ville of Dunkirk, togellar with chaos , viral of bad on either shis el the tams TM pre. party was pa t op after a spirited =. was Meshed hewn at Hr. Ws. of Du ...

... DUNKIRK. V. Bargees, of Dunkirk, kis bean in gaining a junior 1 county seholarobip at the Simon Langton School, Canterbuy. ...

... Champion two-mile Chase in March last year—and even though he will be receiving weight, I cannot see him beating the speedy Dunkirk. Dunkirk showed that he is going to fulfil all last season's promise, when he made a successful reappearance at Ascot Heath, trouncing ...

... AT DUNKIRK. Lot «.—THE DONETSK GARDENS forming e GOOD BUILDING SITE, sltoato ahottlng on the Dunkirk load. T.SOO i(iu«e yard*. now let ea Allotment Garden* total yeaMp rental of £l3 19s. Wd. BEESTON. Lot T.—A VALUABLE BtltDlßO SITE aptm th* UNIVERSITY ...

... THEN TO DUNKIRK Major BrewiU, upon the reorganisation the Brigade was posted to the 13lh BattaUon The Duke Wellington's Regiment as signaUing officer and remained with them for the rest of the War, being in the front line on the day of the Armistice. ...

... DUNKIRK. SCHOOL BOARD ELNCTION.—Ths election of a school board forth.. pit sh has pawed without • cortest. All of the old Boom ere re-elected with the exception of Mr. B. J. Marsh, who is ileccerided by Mr. O. A. Ilink+. The board is now cooedgated as ...

... DUNKIRK. A sale of plain and fancy needlework took place in the • schoolroo on Wednesday aftarnoou la , t , Led addi m tional interest was created from the fact that the proceeds are devoted to the (lurch Missionary Society. ...