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... WABPt.s-EDMUND H. TURPIN. Mus.D. June I the Last Day of Entry for Open Scholarship* mod Exhibitions. June 18 ii* the Last Day of Entry for the HIGHER EXAMINATIONS Mume. for TEACHERS' DIPLOMAS, and for to held July 18and following days. Regulations (or ...
... ROBERTS, in an ent rely new Dramatic Sketch. Dick Turpin.'* Characters: Jacob My. a Bow street Runner: Soft Sal.y. a Fortune Teller and Innkeeper: Jerry Binkt. Yoikshireman Lady Maud Romaoder. in love with Turpin: and Dies Turpio. the Famous Highwayman. Period ...
... fJVRINITY COLLEGE (!nrt. 1872). PMWDKTJT,—The Bight lion. LORD COLERIDGE. M.A WARPES.-EDMUND H. TURPIN. Mus. D, TRINITY TERM BEGINS April 27. THE ART TEACHING as applied to Music. Special Classes for candidates preparing for the Teachers diplomas the ...
... rjIRIMTY COLLEGE MUSIC (loot. 1878). Warfaa—EDMUND H. TURPIN. Mu.D. April SO.—Suasajrr b^claa. May 3.—Dr. Warrior* oa Scleoca aad IWbatqoa of Musical EipmMoa. _ Hay 0.-Mr. Harold Kaulbey (pupil Joacfclm aad Sarrlk) wIU tb« flrrt of a aariM of Rori Ula ...
... rpRINITY COLLEGE. LONDON. (Inst. 1872.) Right Hon. LORD COLERIDGE. M.A..K.C. WAJU>ar-EPMDXD H. TURPIN. Mna.D. TOMORROW (Tiwad if), at Eight, Stodarts- Chaiahff Music Jones Stair 27. Three. Vioim Master J Gold water Claaaea(a the Art ot Teachings* Applied ...
... —CHAS. AUSTIN as PARKER, P.C. T- E. DUNVILLE Flora Crernic-r. H«r-T Picon. Goo, Newhnrn. May Mcorc-Prjprez. Oinnotts. Pick Turpin's Ride to York. Jose Collin*. Duncan and GofU-'v. Tf>' > Ben PoinpclL'* Open 7 15. SATURDAY MATINEES 2.13. ...
... AUSTIN PARKER, P.C. T E PTTNVILLR. F'ora Cromer. Harry Pleon, Newborn. M»v Moore-Doprev. Ginn»tf.«. Dick Turpin’* Ride York. Jack Wnrmsn. TTH«I» •* the Sen.” Open 7.15. SATURDAY MATINEES. »l 2.15. ...
... a Bow-street runner, intent on the captive Turpin inn at Hampstead; Soft Sally, a fortune-teller and Inn-keeper; Jerry Sinks, Yorkshireman; Lady Hand Rom and er, who in love with Turpin; and, of course, Turpin himself. The almost instantaneous change of ...
... OF MUSIC. At Trinity of Music. l>-p!a. e. yesterday, (be Warden, Dr. H. Turpin, dieteiboled (be prises and certiicatts ia the esaniinaGou. lu (be course of bis remarks. Dr. Turpin *ai«l (hat (he entries for the examination numbered 196. which was a little ...
... Ft. Germain to Koueu in 1!U0. A young man named Turpin, who was performing bis Military service, was thrown from his boras and severely injured, the animal having bean frightened by the motor-oar. M. Turpin claimed sixty thousand francs damages, but the ...
... Tho Ferae. Tivoli road, Cheltenham, the wife of Oharlea Streatfetid-James, a daughter. TURPIN.—Oa l«tfl July, Mamhead Rectory, Exeter, the wife of the Rev. J. J. Turpin, M.A., B.D„ of a sou. ...
... anou be is Ladv Maud Roroaoder. and. finally. Turpin himself. The action is very quick, and the changes from one charact* r V> another very rapid. Jerry Sinks kept the audience roars of Isochter. and Dick Turpin was also well earned out. Mr. Roberta bad several ...