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FOR DUNKIRK
... FOR DUNKIRK. , JCT* mllF. fin? A.I. Schooner, HOL-1 DEB NESS, C'pt. Wilson, Mils ...
FOR DUNKIRK
... FOR DUNKIRK. remarkably fine Steam Ship, BI.\, i Thomas aiii», Commander, leaves IICI.L every Wednesday Mukmnu, and DUNKIKK every Saturday Evemno. Cabin Fare, Two Pounds Ten Shillings. Deck Fare, Fifteen Shillings. This Steamer one of the finest and swiftest ...
AT DUNKIRK
... Wirnb• wish him all the best in the biggest part in the evacuation of Dunkirk. the Mines Department branch of the, well lad in the Forces: the more the'lob he has tackled. While at Dunkirk he was batman and, Civil Service in London. When home merrier. One ...
Dunkirk
... Dunkirk Mr Dennis saw action in France with the British Expeditionary Force, and played a significant role in the evacuation of troops from Dunkirk. He later served in North Africa where he was mentioned in dispatches and wounded. He was captured, but ...
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AT DUNKIRK
... AT DUNKIRK. The Czar and Czarina on Wednesday arrived in France upon their long-expected visit the morning M. Loubet left Dunkirk in the Cassini to meet their Majesties; but owing to the roughness of the sea the Czar did not leave his yacht. The President ...
AT DUNKIRK
... AT DUNKIRK He went to France with the R.A.S.C. and took part in the advance into Belgium and the retreat to Dunkirk, from which he escaped safely. He was an efficient officer, of the kind who is adored by his men; but his letters leave no doubt that Army ...
DUNKIRK
... DUNKIRK. A lifeboat was prerantei by the borough tr - the authorise* at Dunkirk yesterd-y. if. G.*ay, of a London merchant, now deceased, had presented the lifeboat Bfargv.e. but wit Mrs. Gray's consent has been transferred Dunkirk, there being already ...
Was at Dunkirk
... Was at Dunkirk former Regular soldier with The West Yorkshire Regiment. Private Alfred Whitehead (33). of Ackroyd Square. Clayton Heights. Bradford, served throughout the Second World War and was at Dunkirk. After the war he was a labourer for Bradford ...
Dunkirk
... Dunkirk Mr Dunn (68) was born in the house which is their present home. He father worksd on the rallway at Hinderwell, and Mr Dunn began his career with United as 8 young man, working from the Loftus depot as a conductor. As a member of the Territorial ...
FOR DUNKIRK,
... FOR DUNKIRK, e* aina »resM suit- CORNOBIA, Tmow Want). Commander, |>roceed lift with ▼ » I. and Pasaenters on WaonrsOAT • no. the Inth inat,. and will rnntinne ply refularly every week, leaviof the W Miwntnf. and DunVirk the Saturday Fvetimf. For FreigUi ...