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... SUBSIDENCE IN TBE CHE -HIRE SALT DISTUICT. Another great subsidence has taken place in the large sheet of water at Dunkirk, near Northwich, in the centre of the Cheshire salt district. The portion of the brook between Ashton works and a lake known as ...
... taken in Paris in the fortunes of the balloon Pilatre. A telegram received says that after the descent of Saturday morning at Dunkirk the balloon was carried out to sea. After navigating for nine hours in the air M. L'Hoste effected a descent to- wards six ...
... never remember an instance of great a change occurring within brief a period. We account for it from the fact that laud at Dunkirk, which isa'jouta mile distant from the mines, and which had been gradually settling during the past few weeks, suddenly sunk ...
... Sussex .. 135* to 150* Fokkion.—The import* offoieigo hop* in London week ware a* follows3l4 bale* from New York, Marburg, Dunkirk, 208 Antwerp, 683 llambru', 146 Rotterdam, 219 end, Bremen, 3 Pari*, sod 6bl Boulogne. ...
... into Londoa last week were 305 bales from Antwerp. 22 from 0»- tend, 51 bales from Bremen, from Boulogne, and bales from Dunkirk. Mid and East Kent . . from 100?,, ICOs., 200». Weald of Kents .. .110s., IdAi., 1555. Sussex .. .110s.. 135.*., ...
... halas from Ostcnd. hales from Hamburg, bales from Rotterdam, 17 bales from Antwerp, 51 bales from Bremen, and 2G bales from Dunkirk. Hops—Wednesday: have to report the market firm for all descriptions, at late rates. Mid and East Kent Weald of Kents . . ...
... into London last week were 83 hales from Antwerp. bales from Boulogne. bales from Bremen, from Osteud, 15 from imbni\r. from Dunkirk, 20 bales from Rotterdam, pockets from Jersey, and bales from New York. Hops—Wednesday: hero is a firm and steady trade for ...
... however, that one of the articles of faith of our ancestors was that England would be insecure if France possessed Dunkirk; but though Dunkirk is French, oursatety has not suffered. I presume that the value of Antwerp to France in a military point of view ...
... companies of the Chasseurs Alpina have been sent to Marseilles from Nice to preserve order. The sitnation is becoming critical at Dunkirk. A meeting was held last night, but waa without result. The delegates declared that if tbe men continued work on board certain ...
... Emrys, from Queensferry to Swansea with pitch. Captain Hewitt ; Eva, to Cork with bricks. Captain Hnghes ; Florence Lewis, to Dunkirk with bricks, Captain Lloyd ; Ellen Owens, to Cardigan with bricks. Captain Evans ; Catherine Latham, to Milford with bricks ...
... care of three chaplains and six lay-workers. New in- stitutes have also been opened at Middlesbrough on the Tees, Harwich, Dunkirk, and Hong Kong. The resolution adopting the report was moved by the Bishop of Stepney, acd seconded by Sir George Baden Powell ...
... 70s 70s 90s The imports of foreign hops into London last amounted to bales from Boulogne, 162 bale* Antwerp, 57 Ostend, 97 Dunkirk, 41 Hamburg, Bremen and six bales from Calais. MARK LANE MONDAY.—The arriwls bst from Ireland were firkins of butter, and ...