... EounD tfte Colons. Bx (Jbiquk. Dick Turpin ii bUmed—«appo*»—by some plain-minded person for consuming the mesne of other people’s living. Key'* says Dick to the plain-minded person, observe how beneficently and pleasantly I spend whatever I get.” Yes ...

... remember a prophet,—but there, the subject is too paiitful, peace be his ashes. Now, should like to see some good old '• Dick Turpin weather if it were possible to have il without the concomitant distress. But when it brings starvation, deaths from exposure ...

... detain off the great chorus prize.—A letter has been reyon any longer on subjects of general nature, but ceived Swansea from Dr Turpin stating that in with your permission I will call your attention to consequence of hia many engagements cannot a few items ...

... The programme is fall of interesting items, and there is not a dull moment from the start to the finish. wilt include Dick Turpin’s Ride to York, which in it elf is worth the money charged for admission. Cezar the wonderful fire horse, will go through ...

... for •The Finding of Moses,’’ which is now on view the Royal Academy. It was ordered by wellkuown collector. Dr. Frederick Turpin, the organist St. bride's Church, Fleet-street, London, was married on Mias Hobb«, who is leading member of Die choir. The ...