... Kroonstad.-2od Yorklshire L.I.: 3588 Pt. J. Toups, enteric, Auust.t 2nd. ?? of Edinburgh's Own Vol. Rifles: 3456 Pt. NI. Turpin, abscess, liver, August 1st. DANGEROUSLY ILL. Fioksburg, August lst-2nd Royal West Kent: 4495 Lou-Cpl F. Wood, 5476 Pt, Near ...

... IS. and Lady FitssHerbert, silver cigar box. Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Backhouse, Eilver inKfltand. Mr. G. Lloyd, chociue. M-s. Turpin. silver cardcaao. ?? Mr. and Mra. J. Jebb and Mr. G.-Jebb, dessert Mr. and Mrs. Thorn, silver mustard, pepper, acd salt pots ...

... referred? The robberies of Cacus and Barabbas, as Macaulay justly observed in his Essay on Bacon, are no apology for those of Turpin. YouzJ RzvisE s.. ASTON UNION INFIRMARY. To the EDiTora of the DAILY POST. Sir, - As Mr. Bentley's accusation against the ...

... Butthey' were well looked aftqr now, and if they walnted more proie h ' u'd have it by applyisig to the County 'ounclln Dr. Turpins, %essr: T. Basford R Ra'tord, I ChadwiCk, Kninitt and the Rev., W. 07ey uR- - orted the Jesoiution A Lilley stating- that ...

... ottineers tc F ariday evening sold by a uction, attong Sitton, a ho nsese htiewh i Was at One tinse the rc.idenou2 of Dicrk Tur-pin. The in- teresting part of the pri-mises was what the auctiocnrsx termed cellarage, reached by mans of san old stone staircae ...

... console were severely depressed in consequence of news from South Africa. The price receded 1%. It is affirmed that lvI. Turpin, the ex-artillery officer of the French army, noted for his invention of strange ! explosives, is- novw with the Beers, and ...

... a*srnlead eto lrae(a native ( tieof She-v. Surrey). se xe a miners were MeAs.s. Alffed J; E Frte, Warwick Jordan, and E . H. Turpin (chalrnan). rho examinetS cxsnsi- ,aezidcd 1Nellhs MT Veager. LYCEUM TIuATIIEA.TRoR. will be s necia l extia niatiiixeq of ...

... instantaneous. He was ist breathing' when picked up, but dind within a few mrainutes, Tars OLDst Cosara R OFs-rL-Mr. Wilm. Turpin, who retired, on Saturday, from the position of' enperintendent of the Leaden, Brighton, ;and:- 2oti Coast Ralway Company's ...

... Robinson, E. M. Roxby, nu L. E. Shakoor, 0. M. Sleigh, E. C. L. 5lth, Ml. Smitb, A.. M. Spilhaus, 8. L. G. Tenuant, S. A. E. Turpin, B. J. T. W,'atts, E. E. Webster, M. B.. S. Ul Wheatley, and B. G. Williams., Cheltenham Ladies' to College. Downside-C. F ...

... Speed, Wake, Byw i 'inaford,Frascr,Lind, Herman, Dale, Esmopinnl, Wllli.n urcher, Richards, Johnstone, Gibbon, Ander- son, ?? Turpin, Dickle, T, Jones, Salford, H. Hoomer- ton, A. awton, Jungereon, Corpl, Stranger, and Qr.-Afr.- Sergt. Lambard. HssliNe+OWS ...

... tributed tihe prizes as follows:-BoYR' s'enior wh reeitation-1, William Sinkinson, St. Peters wh .he Mission Room; 2, Edwin Turpin, St. Peter - *ed p:rish. Girls' senior, recitation-l, Olive Lowrie, of St. Peter's parish; 2, Amy WVhitileld, Holy IdI Trihity ...

... Pricker, the City Orgnist, played -Guilranfs Reverie and Fugue in D minor; a Rondo of Hollins; a set of variations, by Dr. Turpin, upon a theme by Thomas Carter, who flouzished at the end' of the eighteenth century; and adaptations of I Beethoven's Coriolan ...