... YMOSOD AR DUNKIRK Ddydd Gwener ymosodudd 12 lieu 13 awyreneu Almaenaidd ar Dunkirk. Ni wnaed niwed mawr. ag eithrio rhoddi ' , end good yn porthladd ar dan. Ffrwydrodd un o'r y tu &Ilan i drainodd-dy yr Unol Dalaethau. Aeth awyrenwyr v cyd•fydd:notid ...

... SAILORS AT DUNKIRK. Mote than 2000 British seamen are now discharged annually in the Pott of Dunkirk, where they are paid their wages, with tbe result, as our Consul tells us. that their hard-earned money is too often stolen squandered. Practio&Dy, the ...

... lICITE3f ENT AT DUNKIRK. Dankiri -- i; — pre — pan — ' ad- I M.ty to the Nfunsreb with the honour doe to as the great IT and ally of France. The festimtes far surpass those organised to celebrate tbi &patine of President Faure for Honda. The of the rejoicings ...

... THE EPIC CF DUNKIRK irm and organise b Marinos Admin •h Naval 1: rtion of the ta*k of the distressed illiint Belgium army, ;ht without respite, If* effected its purpose, ,Je a stern defence at rn hope from the first, support and limatic difficulties, ...

... DUNKIRK OUTRAGE. CARDIFF SEAMEN'S DEPOSITIONS. Our Dunkirk correspondent telegraphed on Wednesday that magistrate will proceed to the Hospital to-day to take the depositions of ths two-Cardiff seaman who were so severely wounded in the affray with German ...

... THE DUNKIRK AFFRAY. INJURED CARDIFF SAILORS' CONDITION. Dunkirk, Thtirsd&V.-The seven injured English sailors a.) e progressing favourably, but are not out of (I-, ittid ar3 still unable to give evidence. The fight wm occasioned through jeaUxurf caused ...

... DUNKIRK HANDED OVER. DrWIEIRE Monday. The British Admiralty, which up to this present has had pooetwoon of the greater part of the docks at this port. has now handed them over tor the use of mercantile shipping.—Reuter. AMERICAN WHEAT MARKET NEW YORE ...

... A DUNKIRK SOUVENIR Thomas Morgan David. of T e All Blacks made Iwo cha.ges Street, wab fined a' from the team which fared so disas Bridgend Magistrates Court on ho sl over tho Christina. day for l'avi-g been in po session of a Williams (Navyl coming ;n ...

... LEAVE FOR DUNKIRK MEN In the House of Commons on Tuesday Mr. KI»KX (War Secre- tary), answering a number questions relating leave for the men from Dunkirk, said that the normal rule was allow two free travelling warrants year. In view of the exceptional ...

... REPORTED OUTRAGE AT DUNKIRK A Renter's telegram from Paris on Wednesday says:—A Dunkirk telegram states that attempt has been made to blow up one of the powder magazines there. ...

... Smuggiers Uaught at Dunkirk: Souigeleo have been very busy lately in the neighbourhood of Dunkirk, and therefore whets the Customs officials observed a boas oreepinai along almost level with the. shore under caves of darkness they became suspicroua Ruuni ...

... COLLISION OFF DUNKIRK. The Paris Fiyaro publishes a telegram from Dunkirk reporting that • collision occurred at 8 o'clock on Saturday morning in the fairway. The English steamer Cairnross, from Dunkirk to Newcastle, ran down the schooner Marie Emilie ...