... Slinistry of Similar rare should be exerrit•eil lit .re particularl in sini prois.rt v. DUNKIRK AS A TRADING PORT. Mr. Consul Sari.ll, in r.pork 14) 11111 Office on the of Dunkirk, draws attitottbon to deo afi%kiiitsges wluch port P. 11 Al aight• 11W the nee and ...

... engaging the attent WI of police at Nadel/01th. near Stroud. IVedite•4l4.i afternoon a girl Kee*. aho with her parent. at Dunkirk, on the Stroud Hoed. proceeding to Niiil•worth on a ' , hopping expedition when an. fortiek in the fare a bullet whirl] had ...

... clever mind profound sti togs. and. while it was always arresting. never descended to men smartness, The Bombardment of Dunkirk. Dunkirk. of whieh we give a of dna Dalt and blark•ot •itituare, provided iiiii• of ilie nii..it false alartna of •he war. When ...

... fortunately. was attended by very injuries. A large military traction engine we-- drawing four heavily-laden wagon'. down Dunkirk en route to Chippenhani. in rear of the 7th Brigade. In a IsorYe. the driver turned the engine to the ode. The 01 thri was ...

... condition , too had to their for tlicy turned their machines and steered iii the direction of Dunkirk. From other sources it appears that tbe ahrmen went off then to Dunkirk, mu which tows taelve threw about thirty bomb.* which achieved few casualties and little ...

... Germans imaginarv. Aviatimi.. The French aeroplanes reporteda.. deetro,ed descended in our lines without The homlei launched on Dunkirk have done no tlontage. We maintain a marked imperieritY. EXPLOSION AT AIRSHIP SHED. ...

... and a heavy swell. A boat was lauhduLd from the Norma. and half the crew to the other vessel. which to be the Figaro. iif Dunkirk. The little Inuit then returned for the rest of the crew, whose was made great excitement. the Norma 'wing now a miss* of ...

... es do 0 FRIZ , JANUARY 1, 1915, THE RAID ON DUNKIRK. MAXI CIVLLLANB KILLED AND INJURED The Tissew oarreeposdeat, wiriog from the North of ea Dec. Gorman aeroplanes made an elaborate bomb attack oa Dunkirk this morruag, doubtltee with the ides of making ...

... cenpiam e. U. 1.31u1..). which ks,l Irrets 'lig •lIIP. MJ. k A A (6 , 1 ,puui.&iiii iii t Si of 11)41% 11.1. 11 llrpllult Dunkirk. Nearly uhl 11‘.tficer^ juuul %VIP ihr lip a.wyrtait'hi illiii 'mu' are Illiu.t , red. Tl'.. bp. of v.el a. of •toull ...

... of Itiohey Platt aged :sig year. 2fttt. at 31, Wellington f*:: sw,u4km, William Morrie Hawkine.eili of Mr. end Mr. H. tl F Dunkirk. aired I Year and 7 menthe. —Der. 25th at ltaruton %blowy. Edwin King. Si year. .• —DO-ember Mat. at $2, Clement's Rd.. tbone•- ...

... Two offieers and 44 men were reamed from the sea mid made of war. We had no casualties. The long ali.tancti shelling of Dunkirk i* now explained. Neer Dieniude Krupp eagineers have for nearly two months been mounta naval gun capable of firing over twenty ...

... sken which is within two or three mile of th e Franco-Belgian frontier. On the Rivet a small stream which rises south of Dunkirk, and flow* into the at Wewtende, near Ostend. the Belgian army hat repulsed a German attack. Other official deapatches. ticzned ...