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... DUNKIRK. Harvest Festival Berries' were held at the Parish Church on Sunday last, there being a good attendsuce both atorniug and afternoon. The church was beanti folly decorated with fruit, Rowers and core. The oolleetions, amounting to te 4d., are to ...
... DUNKIRK. On Monday evening, February 22nd. a meeting on behalf of the Church of England Temperance Society was held in the school. The special speakers %ere the Rev. T. li. Watkins, from Dover, and Sergeant Robinson, of the 21st (Empress of India'al Lancers ...
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... DUNKIRK. Extraordinary Spread Measles.—Tho neighbouring parish of Houghton from > measles which necessitated the closing the This epidemic continued spread witi; rapidity, j that children Dunkirk are infected and the iqpl necessity is closed. The adjoining ...
... DUNKIRK. The annual dinner of the Woodman's Hall share-oat club was held on Wednesday, 20th December, viten a capital spread was provided by Host Sharpe, and amply done justice to by the members present.. The chair was taken by Mr. W. H. Burgess. After ...
... Their Dunkirk Next week 200 veterans of Dunkirk will sail for the beaches on which they fought brilliant rearguard action ten years ago. But they will only see the sand dunes from afar because the British Customs will not permit them to land. The men ...
... DUNKIRK. A Native of Dunkirk in Afghanistan'. —In reference a paragraph which appeared in our last with the above heading, containing au extract from a letter written home soldier of the l'Jth Hussars from Afghanistan, Captain Arthur Murray, dating from ...
... DUNKIRK. Qn Wednesday last a match of was ploy o g between the Whitstable and Duskirk Clubs, whiok resulted in the defeat of the latter by eleven rim oely, as the sulgoised wore will show. This was very sad interestiag. frost several bob pleat At ties ...
... Dunkirk IN the article 'Critical Battle that Led the Mir.* of Dunkirk May 21), reference was made to the 50th DirlMon as being the Fighting Ulth.sisel the 11th (Tyne Tess) Dirk sten 1 doubt the fanner end dispute the latter. It W, 500 (North umbrtan) ...
... OF DUNKIRK. } great activity, and eanuing considerable damage to houses at Ostend. The fortress of Dunkirk was yesterday bombarded by our artillery. In Flanders there were no important events yeaterday. Between Steenstraate and Het Sas the enemy attacked ...
... DUNKIRK. SUDDEN DEATH.—Dorcas Emma Smith, wife of William Louis Smith, a labourer. re • siding at Woodman's cottage, Horse Lees, Dunkirk, died very suddenly oh Wednesday, the 23rd ult. The deceased, slio was 45 years of , age, had for between four and ...
... DUNKIRK. Scvoot Cottons's trout TO PITIF 04 40 in the fle.t elate of the _ . . . School, including several parents. well; rAnducte4 to London on Thursday by Mr. C. E. Pettwan. Throngh the etnirtesy of tbe and D Railway Co., a saloon was °Wattled bf Mr ...