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... WRECK AT DUNKIRK. ?? TELEGRAMS.] DUNKIRK, Oct. 22. A heavy gale is blowing here. T .ere was an exciting scene to-day. The British vessel Viscount Castlereagh, from Sunderland, with coals, was driven ashore this morn- ing a short distance from the mouth ...
... DUNKIRK IN CARICATURE. d’Aohe has hit the popular feeling in cartoon in to-day’s Figaro. He draws the obsequious welcome of the dignitaries of the State, and labels *' Paroles d’Argent.” The sketch beneath that shows mile-long lines of Infantry in review ...
... M. LOUBET AT DUNKIRK. FROM H. F. PREVOST BATTERSBT OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. DUNKIRK, B kpt. 17. Dunkirk seems to be rather fond of giving a w«| welcome to the Presidents of the Republic. M. Felix Faure arrived on his last official downpour of rain, ...
... SAILORS' FIGHT AT DUNKIRK. TWO ENGLISHMEN WOUNDED A telegram from Dunkirk announces a serious encounter which took place there between English and German sailors, resulting in two of the former having to be taken to the hospital in a condition that causes ...
... FIRE IN DUNKIRK BARBOUR. DUNKIRK, April 13. A ire broke out tosby ia consignment from Now Orleans thousand bales of cotton which had been discharged here. A Urge force of • remen, semen, and soldiers sms engaged fighting the flames, but the fire wu act ...
... DUNKIRK, Norr.MBER 24. The English Players who are here have put about a bill, wherein they unite with the French Comedians, and play each a Piece on the same night. If this is not an extraordinary proof of the benign influence of philosophy, after ...
... June Dunkirk choral society spent week-end Margate and the Dieppe band stayed at Brighton ; and yesterday the Mayor arid Corporation and the Chamber of Commerce of Folkestone went Dunkirk the guests of \ the similar authorities io that town. Dunkirk is ...
... EMPEROR OF RUSSIA. RECEPTION AT DUNKIRK. REVIEW OP THE FLEET. ARRIVAL AT COMPI^GNK. FROM H. F. PRBVOST BATTERSBY, OCR SPECIAL RESPONDENT. DUNKIRK, Sett. 18. No one probably so simple as to imagine tint the visit of the Russian Emperor to France has been ...
... DIED— On the 14th, at Sidmouth, Devon, of paralysis, William Loshington, Esq., aged 62. At Dunkirk, on the 20th August, Charles Drake, Esq., aged 34. On the 24th inst., at his house at Tunbridge Wells, John Harrison, of Shelswell, in the county of Oxon ...
... Preparations are being made at Dunkirk ft* tho assembling of the French Channel Fleet then* on A^ 5 17. The Fleet is to enter the Port for the first tin. 8 order to test how tar the dock accommodation wou.-* available if requited iv active service. ...
... - £ l\l to ST. PETERSBURGH and' ?? SHAGEN, touching at DUNKIRK.— The new andi m -ship DEVONSHIRE, Captain HIGGINSON, is F ail froru off the St. Katherine Docks, taking goods . . ;. SUNDAY, the 20th inst., at Ten o'clock in the 1 .: / above ports. Further ...
... A ?? Steamer Sunk.— The steamer j Marpea >a, from Ta ?? for Dunkirk, arrived at Falmouth . yesterday, ami lamleil the captain, crew, ami ?? pasnengjis ! from the Dutch st. tamer Prins Frederik, bouml from -outii- . ampton for Java, tiie la.-t-n-_m.r.l ...