... Turpto, . . - H. Twiuant, bTurpiß. G. M jrum, Turpin. r.nn »m, b Turpin, Morbrn. Tun*«n. . . A. SfiankUod, •• I. Porter, b Turpin. P. Gardner, Turjiin. K>nl»J. b To*pin. •’ Gardener, b Turpin, « T.«l. b Turpin, not out, STALL 243 (Jregd ...

... .. 0 I). Q!»y, Turpin. . oat J.Cfdiu, c Bdl:, bTurpin, Brcekiiiridge, bTarpin. J. Crawford, Turpin, c Brcctnoridge, b Tmp'o, T. Braidd, bTorpin,.. 0 c Turpin, C J. Baltr. bM- Porter, 3 not I, 1 D. T. Humah. b Turpin. 11 bTurpin, 15 ...

... footpedo and her “robbers bold. True it is, of coarse, that those gentlemen of fortune bad none of the airs and graces of a Turpin or a Spring-Hecl’d Jack.” They were mounted on no mettled steeds; wore no cooked hats and masks and mantling cloaks that hid ...

... Ono of theoe youths, a nino years, had distingaisbed himself in highway robbery, havinc*. after the genial manner of Dick Turpin relieved a yet more youthful pedestrian of a purse containing three pennies. great was the magisterial appreciation the juvenile ...

... a^afwoaree Op— tfU B-SO DJn- K«£nPdfty SJOpm. ALLAN LINE. «rnKLY BAILZNOS hem OLABOOW. aad LONDON, to CANADA UNITED LABOB NEW TURPIN ■ TWIN CBS MTEAMBBB tomioa Aecesie»Anw». Monasn Barn Rscatar Fntfht Uerrloo from OLABOOW to SOUTH AMERICA V UMITBB. BUbval ...

... ; Coy Fawkes, Robt. Barclay ; Man War’s Mon. John Barbour, Jr.; Villain. Alex. Oarroch. Jr.; Kegro. Jaa. Walker, jr.; Dick Turpin. Win Walker; Little John, Jae. Todd ; The .Vew Woman. Harry M'Ewan ; Chmries IL, John Clark; Wounded Hero In Kharkl. John ...

... today with extra blood fat their veins take naturally to travelling. One those worthies, who of oM would have bean Drahr. Turpin, or Grim aid vhita Kflaaarnock oevtadically. and the merchants his line, knowing that there ia no use refusing, hurriedly ...

... that I came out black negro. At another time I have faced the camera in such bright sunshine that it was with me with Tim Turpin in the song—“ Nature when bis bead was made forgot dot hia eyes” Again, it has been with groat care that I was postured and ...

... and they bad to play with only eight men. In one or two the decisions of the umpire were far from satisfactory. Scores; C. Turpin, run not. K. A. Tartan, o Thomson, Harvey. C. Porter, b Harvey, M. Porter, b Harvey. J. Bell, Harvey b M'Phail, Joe Dimmick ...

... Xl.—This match was played at Ardecr and resullod easy victory for the South Beach XI. owing to the excellent batting of C. Turpin, whom score cf 83 not out. contained no less than slxea. For the stranger* /. Finnic was the only one who made any stand against ...

... of a now tent. Tie* pro ossion. which was headed ly mar»t>o » mounted i in tire characters Napoleon Buffalo Bill, and Dick Turpin, and 'J>e hand of the Coatbridge Boys' Brigade, was fairly large one. and was witnessed ' y thousand* who lined the route ...

... As-omhly are follows: Ministerialists, 23; Kid-tonites, 25: Labour Party, 22. Mr Kidston is among tiio •ucceesfuJ candidate-.. M. Turpin, the inventor melinite, has Udced a claim for a million francs against flio French Govern men for breach of agreement in ...