... is rnot the only disillusionment here afforded, for wye have hardly got well into the second volume hefure the gallant Dick Turpin of inromance is reduced to a, very unrheroic level toindeed at the hands of Mr Harper, who says: toDick~ Turgin, although ...

... Raymond ,overture and a selection from ''The 'Flying Dutchman~ in creditable style. I 'a iC 1c II THlE SCOOTTISH ZOO. Dick Turpin's Ride to York has. oroved 51 very popular at the Zoo Circus. It is one of the 8 bes't repreesnstaticiis of the favourite ...

... THE SCOTFISH Z-30. e An c-xcellenlt programme is provided at thel i 11 ' rcli- this week. The principal attracttion i- ?? Turpin's Ride to York, a spectacle 5 ithat has intc-m -cd manv 7onerations of patrons eoof the (ii r:5 ring There have been many ...

... Messs Corder, thE i)avenpurt, anct Stewart Macpherson; and itmrn Ga a Tinity College have been drawn DL-v Crescr, PIE Haiti, Turpin, and Pearce, and Mr Higgs. As de, a-; no teaching of musie can be given in the lull fer 3 versity buidings proper, the students ...