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... The Dunkirk of NOBODY reads the small print in treaties or insurance policies, to the great comfort of military strategists and insurance brokers. Few people ever query the why of the corroding enmity between two close neighbours, Ireland and England ...
... FOR DUNKIRK The remarkably fast-sailing, first-class JV new Schooner, i. i; it k i., BETTASr. 1 11 1 1 THOMAS D. GRAY. Master, Will liave immediate despat:*h. Apply STEVENSON, CURELL, & Co., 4as 9, Calendar-Street. . FOR BAUBADOES AND DEMERARA, T BRIG ...
... DUNKIRK Thurs., Frl., April 28th, 29th—Gary Cooper. Julie London Lee J. Cobb in— Enlcrlaiumciits and Dances. TO-NIGHT (Friday. 22nd April) marks the re-opening of the cvernopular Friday night dances in the Elsinore Ballroom. Rosses Point, after the Lenten ...
... FOR DUNKIRK, Sail on the 20f/i of Fafirydry instant, ’The fine A. 1, ELIZABETH RANDAL, ELIAS RANDAL, Master. For Freight or Passage, apply to P. L. MUNSTER & Co. No. 6, Corporation-Street. Feb. 9, 1837. [ (813 FOR SALE. AT DOCK, THE Smack ELIZA, abouG&4 ...
... of the evacuation of Dunkirk, and among the veterans preparing to return to the beaches of the Frenclllvfiort where it all happened in 1940 is Mr. William Millar of 13, Clonavon Avenue, Portadown. Mr. Millar has been to Dunkirk on three g:eviousvismmnce' ...
... DUNKIRK. Boologxb. Tuesday.—A ho.mo in th« low haunts of Dunkirk was early yesterday morning the scene of brutal murder, the victim being aa English sailor, by name George Copeland, belonging the steamer China, just arrived from Horn-- bay. On Sunday ...
... FOR DUNKIRK The remarkably fast-sailing, first-class Schooner, A L. , uelfasr, THOMAS D- GRAY. Master. Will have immediate despatch. Applv STEVENSON, CURELL, & Co., 408 9. Calendar-Street. . iEnugratton. FO K NE W -YORK, The Splendid American Ship, A ...
... DUNKIRK. John Milford, 740 backs Hour, C. Pun, 388 cat. Hour, NEW YORK. R. iSc C. Langtry 1,000 staves, SIE.MIA, CONSTANTINOPLE. James Barnett, qrs. wheat. DORDT. John M'Clelland, 500 hhds. Haxseed, Samuel Thomson, 50 hlids. do. James Hamilton & Co., ...
... circe as unde: o'clock Returning every WEDNESDAY, ‘teamer WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. 2 board DAY, and every SATURDA Goolefor Dunkirk every DAY, ani Returning every WEDNESD.z ions io URNS Goods are carried by the above routes, at thror to and from all parts ...
... FOR DUNKIRK THE NEW BRITISH-UUILT SCHOONER. VICTOUIA, BELFAST, IS now ready take* in Goods for the above Port* and will des|>atched. about Ten Days, the greater part her Car,;© is engaged. For particulars, &c., apply to P. L. MUNSTER, 4, Corporation-Street; ...
... Was at Dunkirk The echo of the shot in the barracks yard Versailles will resound throughout France and Europe. It the voice of the unconquered, proud, and gallant youth of France. Colette, who is now stated to have belonged to the Extreme Right, was ...
... DUNKIRK DUNKIRK, Sunda y. —Captain Schmidt, the 57-year-old Canadian master of the American steamer Schodack. collapsed and died in a hairdresser's shop here last night. Death is stated to have been due to heart failure. The Schodack. which is in harbour ...