... -Palmer, b Kay 14; Dickenson, b Griffin, 14 Richardson, b Kay, I; Riley, c Green, b Griffin, 26; Smith, c and b Griffin, 18; Turpin, c Johnson, b Collinson, 0; Goddard, not out, !3; extras, 12 ; total (for six wickets), 93. Long, Johnston, Pyike, and Portlock ...

... pOisonilng of the heir to the French throne by the Comntsse; there is a ride from South Devon to Mlaid- stone, which vies with Turpin's Ride to York ; there is the fourteen- year prisoner of the Bastille ; there is-what is there not ? Throughout the dialogue ...

... preo-iding, on the motion of Inspepctor Lindley. At intervals during the exhib ition songs v-re, sung by Folice-constables Hartley Turpin, Chesrile and Hswson. Finally all joined in singing the National Anthem. The audience included many of the wivtes of tse men ...

... -which have never; won a first prize, novices' class ~eexceptedl . 1, Mr, A-. Wiiton's ,Fragment: 2, M T 5 C. Nolan's ' Turpin; 3. 'Mr. Turner's Marvei ' , S S Turnouts (for horses which have ne'ver wron a price in a 4 harness): 1, Mr. A. Homer's ...

... lodgneict, January 3rd. LEASES. - Under Rule 94 of the Rules of Radig. I Split the Wind, & yrs; leswee, Mr C J Blake; lessor, Mr H Turpin; date of lodgment, January 1st. -Br y~g f, by Bushey Park- Snall Talk l Iessee, Mr J Daly; lessor, Mr Franic Callaghan; date ...