... for Cronsfadt for Dunkirk for Dunkirk let Wort Said Julyl3 Sin. a, let %It.ute Ju'y at M. Vincent July r. Stag a. Sot New Odeon. July 14 left Nor olk Jo p 21 Slob. duo. eft t April 16 I It o• bin Itty 4 Sir lAt I.e•ey 4. left Bombt y-- for Havre left ...

... NOT AT DUNKIRK SOLDIER WAS ARRESTED OUTSIDE PRISON At Warrington, to-day, Private Richard James Sunderland, aged 24, of the Northamptonshire Regt., charged with stealing home safe and its contents, valued 9s, the property of Mrs. Sarah Jane Wild, widow ...

... DUNKIRK. Copexhagex, October 21. A despatch from Berlin states that Dunkirk is strongly occupied by French troops, but that the occupation of the town by German forces is expected soon. —Central News. GERMAN CHARGES AGAINST THE FRENCH. ALLEGED VIOLATION ...

... AT DUNKIRK Another of the K.Y. batteries in the meantime had been evacuated from Dunkirk. subsequent to fighting in actions at such widely separated points as Brussels and Douai. The following year was devoted to home defence duties. I and the Yeomanry ...

... DUNKIRK. Outistr. —On Wednesday last, the ehildren attending the school in perish were taken for their annual excursion to Whitatable-on.See. The party, consisting of upwards of f.'tlo children, In charge of the Rev. W. J. Spnogett, vicar, awl Mr. C. ...

... AT DUNKIRK But at Dunkirk one day he flew for 8 1 / 2 hours, and bagged three Nazi fighters. Then his Spitfire was shot down near Ostend and he had to use a relay of four abandoned cars to reach Dunkirk and queue with the retreating armies for a place ...

... courage with spacial prossustion et the Dunkirk There will be the dramatic narrative of the Dew M.G.M.• Ealing Ma Dunkirk. which the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh saw at its premiere; a special correspondent who served u an Miner at infantry brigade h ...

... DUNKIRK. PREFERMENT.—%. are pleased to . not lee Harold Pettmail (son of the late %Ir. C. E. Pettman, of Dunkirk) at present Vicar of Davidstowe, near Camelfoid, ei.rnwall, has been appointed by the Marl of ltdgecumbe to the living of ftlillbrook, near ...

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... DUNKIRK. TaanntatillCa EXTeatelaMalee.—The popular temperance en'estelument the branch of C.H.T2L, under the of the alliesses Wok place in the 'schoolroom on Thursday evening. before a crowded audience Kicils ions sod dialogues were mous cod carefully ...

... DUNKIRK. DRUNKIENNES l.—On Monday at the Faversham County Police Court before J. itigden, Esq. (in the chair), and t.l. Cremer, Eaq., James Philips was charged with being drunk and disorderly at Homeless, Dunkirk, on t-aturday.—Sergeant Nye stated that ...

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