... 2nd, 35.; 3rd. 26.- 11. 0. Davies. 1; F. Blackith, 2; P. Turpin, 3. Three entries. Pears, three dishes, two dessert and one kitchen.—let prize, Ss.; 2nd, Is.; 3rd, 24. Mrs. Spence, 1; P. Turpin, 2; H. 0. Davies. 3. 'Three entries. Tomatoes, dish of nine ...

... &t„K. 0. Davies; 3rd, la., P. Turpin. Four entries. Lihunk,. three pots.—lst prize, 7e. &1.. P. Barlow. Two entries. Zonal pelargoniums, four in bloom.-Ist prize. 7s. &1., Mrs. Spence; 2nd 55., lt, 0, Davies; 3rd. 35., P. Turpin. Four entries. Dinner table ...

... 6.45 and 9.0. Important Production o most complete by FEND GDIWITT cad COMPANY and romantic EQUESTRIAN SPECTACLE. malted— TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK And DEATH OF BOEHM BLAIN BEM BLACK HE W powerful Mr. Mom BLACK HEW and of Ws boron. MAUD MIDDLE Balsa !AL MOM ...

... examinations of this institution took place in the large hull of the i•ollege Mandeville-place, Manchester-square. Dr. Pdmund 11. Turpin, the eureka, who presided, distributed the awards. Amonwit those present were the Rev. Dr. H. G. Bonavia Hunt and Dr. H. Walmaley ...

... 6ft., arranged for effect.— By Mr. It. 0, Varies-Ist prize, 21s, 2nd, 155.• 3rd. is. 6d..-It. 0. Davies, 1; P. Barlow, i; P. Turpin, 3. Three entries. Group of miscellaneous plants, arranged for effect. —By Mr. Gordon Reid-Ist prize. 21s; by the society-2nd ...

... , including the base, although accurate as far as the description A substantial dinner and tea was partaken of. Mr. W. A. Turpin (works manager) presided and was supported by Mr. W. Poulton and Mr. D. Parker (Begent-street branch), principal Foreman Hayes ...

... )tins Edith McNicol was evwsl in her recitations, and the sketch entitled Mi.. Honey's Treasure, played by Mir. Geraldine Turpin and Mists Pearson brought forth many hearty laugh. and made all interesting variation to the programme. A ureter and dainty ...

... incxcusable. The legend et Dick Turpin and his famous Black Bess' rein to York in sixteen hours. so dear to the hearty of the younger generation has been rudely shattered by the Daily Mail. which alleges that Turpin. who tins a. dissolute scoundrel ...

... reached the top of the lane. I thought wo should have time to go by Eintington, she said, clinking hands with Shaw. Miss Turpin hasn't sent toy dress for the Staples' dance. It w on 't m ake moeli difference, will it, Shaw ? My lunch is set for half-pact ...

... produce of seed supplied by Sutton and Sous. —By Messrs. Sutton and Sons, Royal Seed r..- tublishment, Reading--Ist 12,. Gl_ 1. Turpin; 2nd, 76. 6d., Miss Ouvry. DIVISION 4.--4)pen to Ladies (Amateurs on'iy). Most artistic table decoration. 6ft. by 41t. Ist ...

... the Protean Actor, in an entirely Now Dramatic Sketch. forming an incident in the life of the celebrated Highwayman, DICK TURPIN. Reese—An Upstairs Room in an Old Inn on Hampstead Heath, called the Spaniards. Period 1730. : Doors 6.10. Curtain np 6 ...

... come, may emulate an Albani, an Adelina Patti, or a Jenny Lind; or instrumentally. a Puderewaki, a Joachim, or your own Dr. Turpin. Why not? Hard work and determination will do wonders. And now for a word to those students who nave not been successful. ...