... Peace, and Dr. E. H. Turpin, the hon. soc. of the College. After the conclusion of the sittings Mr. Watkins returned to Dowlais, and on Saturday morning the grati• tying announcement of his sweetie was oommu. malted to him by Dr. Turpin. The result was hailed ...

... box of bscuite. Mr. S. Amos; aquarium. Mr. Ernest Martin, who handed the mt. , back; lucky entrance ticket. No. 1544. Mr A. Turpin, Ebbw Vale. gave a lamb for weight guessing competition, and Mr.. Prier. of Brighton-terrace. was the winner ...

... inheri , nee a tiny portion of God's sweet ;lodise; re earth might have ;roes on and on in the and either Michael or Steve Turpin, of years sad honour, would duly hand down I omacern farm to his father's grandams -4n I NM' fettle thaa he rewired retie ...

... Davies. Cardiff. Puppy. an./ 1 Penhill Persevere. A. E. Harris; 2 Estelle of Fah-wood. Any variety. non-sporting. open. .-1 Turpin Ehadow . E. W. Davies• 2 sympathy. Britton. Any varie,y r.ovice.-1 Twynstar Activeness. 1,. W. Edmunds; 2 bweet Marguerite ...

... Black fk, , . 1 ,. 0ur well trained horses are in. troduercl in this performance, kneluding Blade BrS5. The part of Hick Turpin is efficiently a:.7ted by Claude Cinnett. Cockney Sports. men. or Reject , xl 11 , mnanis is an exceed , inoly interesting ...

... on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in Dick Turpin, an expensive production glorifying the deeds, bravery and daring of the once-famous highwayman. Jane Carr is sweetly pretty as Eleanor, the lady whom Turpin rescues from a threatened loveless marriage ...

... had borne the Highwayman of York to his destination on the occasion of his historic ride. An etched portrait of Mr. Richard Turpin hung over the fireplace In the cosy bar parlour, and had been variously commented upon by those who lingered over their pewter ...

... physical drill of 105 and the ever-popular Tidworth lir.•worka Lathier touches are given by the motdr-cychste display. Dick Turpin and an Interlude. St (horg. and the Dragon. James McFadyen. works mansg,r ro a Kithane engineering company, was drowned at ...

... Miss Wiltshire. Cardiiff: duets, Mesdames H. Oration and A. Keen: 'Moe Somebody made a Loving Gift. Mrs. Gibbon. Miss Turpin (Cardiff) delighted the audience with her admirable elocutionary powers, and included in her .reper.toire were the following: ...

... officiating. The mourners were Messrs. W. Evans and E. Evans (sans); W. Evans (brother); D. J. Evans, T. Williams and R. Turpin (sons-in-law); ( cou si n s), T. Evans and E. Edwards (s. There were many beautiful floral tributes. TOC Et ANNUAL DANCE. ...

... C Williams. Any variety non-sp orting.-1 Companion. Mr. and Mrs. J Morgan: 2 Orblater Sable Arrow. Mrs. W Higgins: 3. Turpin Showdow. H W a v ies Pontnewynvdd: T. Sympathy . A. Britton. Any variety sporting (open ) Penhlil primrose. A E. Hart` ...

... any variety, not to exceed 10s.: 1. J H. 2, B. Davies, 3, Lewis Lewis. Merthyr. Sin Tina contest for bird., any are. 1. H. Turpin, Willenhalli 2 and 3. J. B. Rees. Abereanaid. Local. -Canary, any variety : 1. Z. H. Jones; 2, Bert Thomas, Merthyr: 3, G ...