... Sunderland, who haed died suddenly on board that vessel while on the passage from Dunkirk to Sunderland, on Saturday last. It appeared that while the vessel lay in the dock at Dunkirk, where no fires are allowed, the deceased complained very much of cold, and ...

... of smuggled tobaeno. were re- mnanded till the pleasure of thoe Bord of Excise bea ?? Frenchmen on board the Julie, of Dunkirk, charged with having concealed on board a half anchor of brandy, were likewise remanded.-J. Woodhouse, for an assault upon ...

... mid- Atlantic, of the seiling ehip Coiiolanu3 of London, which was ahandoned after collision on a voyage from Iquique to Dunkirk. Sir James Hannen said the service was very valuable, seeing that the derelict vessel, beilg in c disabled condition, was ...

... 0p0rt0..!..i1l Reinstate.. 0 7 Dordt 0 l 3 0 7 Dieppe 7 'J Palermo 17 it biiorenain.. 6 0 Dublin 5 0 Plymouth 810 0 0 6 6 Dunkirk. 1«» 0 Pliila- Woolwich.. 0 7«» Dundee 51 delphia.,l9 0 Whitstahle 0 6 7 0 Poole 9 00- Varmotith. 5 Kxettr 0 ...

... stated that the owner of the boat had paid £h20 for rc pair of damage to the nets. MURDER OF A BRITISH SAILOR. A telegram from Dunkirk announces that a dreadful murder has been committed, the victim being an English sailor named Copeland, belonging to the steamer ...

... 7 Dordt 0 Paimbaiif 13 11 Sheerness.. 7 Dieppe 10 0, Palermo . 17 111 Shorenam.. 0 Dublin 9 00! Plymouth 810 I Southamtn Dunkirk. 7 0 Phila- Wnolwich.. Dundee 510 0 delphia iq Whitstable 06 Elsinore 80 0 l Poole 01 Yarmouth. 56; Exeter Qy. ...

... onhlonday remitted fromnthe Glasgow Clyde Police Court to the Sheriff on a charge of attempting to scuttle the lugger Marie of Dunkirk, near Lewis. They vere apprehended at the instance of the French Consul. MUTINY ON BOARD SHIP. Advices received at Lloyd's ...

... lucifers, and Williama Eden had a pike handle and two knives. During Tuesday seven pikes and three pike staves were found at Dunkirk; one of the pikes had a hook for cutting a bridle. An old sword and a pike head were also found. At Dakinfield, on Monday ...

... with hard labour, for snie.uttg his wife on the 6th inSt. HEXELAM PE1XTY SESSiONS, TuEsasn.o.--&W , Iiam Walker, farmer of Dunkirk, charged by J. B, Coulson Eel., with alowing his horse and cart to trd vel on tiae high road without any person in oharge ...

... and after the cvidenec against them was gone through, were again remanded till Friday, for further examrinatinoi. I I I A Dunkirk paper gives an account of two Frenchmen, Messrs. Deloorgue and Campion, who went two years ago to se south coast of Africa ...

... burened to death. THE BOAT ACCIDENT AT DUNKIRK. A telegram from DunLirk, received on Friday, states that the boat that capsized on Wednesday, on the bar of the p port, had on board four sailors and a pilot of Dunkirk. There was no English captain onl board ...

... the ship bad deviated from ber course to proceed to ~iverpool and Glasgow. She had leaded at Fiume, in the Adriatic, for Dunkirk, and had no business at all, it was alleged, where she wda last; and it was held that she lost the protection of the usual ...