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... 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 ...
... THE STRIKE AT DUNKIRK (THBOUGH BEUTEB'S AGENCY.. DUNKIRK, Thursday. The coal workers have obtained their de- mands and the strike is at an end. ...
... STRIKE AT DUNKIRK. (THBOUGH BBUTEB'S AGBNCT.. DUNKIRK, Wednesday. Masons, ship's carpenters, and labourers hay* decided to go oat on strike, and work is suspended ...
... AFFRAY AT DUNKIRK. „ SERIOUS FIGHT BETWEEN v » ...
... GREAT FIRE AT DUNKIRK. Do-ua_, Thursday. The flic whicb broke out last nigbs in M. Irya- ,?m, A- r^ an * Iy hM now b * Bn I°* v ™-« oontrol, and the petroleum tacks have been saved, '•B-rraßwork wisely than work hard.' Great effort* a- c uuneceuar; in ...
... AN ENGLISHMAN MURDERED AT DUNKIRK. Particulars hay c been received respecting the death of an English sailor who was shoe in a bouse of ill-fame at Dunkirk. The man was called George Copeland, was 23 years old, an 1 was one of the crew of the steamboat ...
... COLLISION OFF DUNKIRK. Paris, Saturday. A Dunkirk telegram to the Figaro states that the English steamer Caururosa, from Dunkirk to Newcastle, yesterday collided with the schooner Marie Emilie, from Iceland, outside the harbour, the. latter vessel ...
... ARREST OF TWO ENGLISHMEN AT DUNKIRK. Mr. Manderton and Mr. Black. of Swansea, who arrived in Dunkirk last Sunday, were ar- rested while taking a walk along the forti- fications, and kept in custody eight hours, and it is stated were cruelly assaulted ...
... THE MURDER OF AN ENGLISH SAILOR AT DUNKIRK. y«aj 1 son, R.N., writes as follows :— a was paid at the Consulate in * hard-earned wages to British crews dist)J? Vet their ships in that foreign port. In P lies the explanation of George *siV-° u se .^ ...
... ARREST OF TWO ENGLISHMEN AT DUNKIRK. Mr. Manderton and Mr. Black, of Swansea, who arrived in Dunkirk last Sunday, were ar- rested while taking a walk alomj the forti- fications, and kept in custody eight hours, ! and it is stated were cruelly assaulted ...
... EXCISE PROSECUTIONS AT DUNKIRK. ONE MILLION FRANCS INVOLVED. Pabis, Saturday. Over twenty tradesmen will be tried at Dun- kirk on Friday next on a charge of defrauding the revenue. They are alleged to have smuggled large quantities of tobacco, coffee ...
... INCREASE OF TRADE AT DUNKIRK. The Standard's Dunkirk correspondent tele- graphs : -The Customs Returns for the past nine months show an important increase in British tonnage. The vessels entering the port registered U78,14_ tons, while tbe total British ...