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... Dick, 4 years old; bey mare Violet, 5 reels old; bay mare Smart, 4 years old; roan mare Ronny. 6 years old; chestnut horse Turpin, 6 years old; grey horse Bob, aged; grey cob mare Polly, 5 years old. 91 BEAST: 19 prime fat bullocks. polled fat bullocks ...
... Howes, D. L. Carter. H. G. Pearson, W. Trickett. J. A Markwick, : C. H .Masding. B. N. Jackson. W. B. Thompson, Capt. J. S. Turpin. R. Capt. N. W. Ramsay. RE., Mr G. S. Pond. Assistant COMmissinner for National Savings, and Mr. W. Morley (hon. sec.). It ...
... Dick, 4 years old; bay mare Violet, 5 years old; bay mare Smart, 4 years old; roan mare Bonny, 6 years old; chestnut horse Turpin, 6 years old; grey horse Bob. aged: grey cob mare Polly, S yams old. 91 BEAST: 19 prime fat bullocks. 2.3 polled fat bullocks ...
... the majority of its streets are no wider than are pavements in some other towns? Or is it because they are so proud of Dick Turpin. that they'd hate to alter things? I 6.—Have they ever heard of 1one-way streets? 7.—What kind of a Council allows a licence ...
... Newark quiz QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR TOWN 19.—Was Turgid's Yard. Appleton Gate, nulled after Dick Turpin? What made this Yard I amous? 140 —What the former flame of liession Hill Road? 141 —Glee the of the Sextone Verger*, d Uw Pariah Church since the year ...
... Miss P. Short 11.7ke1e4ii Lady), Mr. C. Watson (Pierron, Miss M. Cohen (ballet dancer), Mr. P. Bush (Apache). Miss (Dick Turpin), Mis s M. Crowson (Queen of the Orient). Miss Connie Crowson (Bawaian Miss N. Popplewell Morn Posits), Mr. O. H. Wheeler ...
... uncle John and Will: Mr. and Mrs. A. Asher: Mrs. Johnson. Doris and Rill: Minims Chertwynd, Mrs. M. Johnson, Mrs. Thorpe. Mrs. Turpin, Mr. and Mrs. Rick: Mr. and Mrs. Clews; W. Wry and Rene; Mrs. A. Rowland: Mrs. C. Kirton tlltaldertonl: His Playmate and friend ...
... Sherwin b Marshall. 4; 0, Sackett. b Smith. 10; Rev. W. Nash, lbw b Marshall, 7: C E. Challsind. b Smith. I: K. Teather, c Turpin b Marshall. 20: G. Talbot. c Smith b Marshall. 3: J. Mil- Wigton, c Pattie% b Marshall. 3; J. Hatcher. c Parkins b Marshall ...
... thanked my ki stars I was 111 the first car, said Mr. Peet. We were picking up glass until midnight, and there wan, Dick Turpin's ride to York. Many people saw damaged al on the Makham-road on Sunday, and the usual curiosity was aroused. It was later ...
... of the great war were enacted. Some of the milestones of England are hoary with antiquity and redolent of the days of Dick Turpin and the old Stagg Coach. In these breakneck, modern days, the milestones whose accurate record was never before questioned ...
... Mlit4olll. t 0 and 14 gnmns to Them were some keenly contested tergcbes. the Iseing:—E. H. Robinson and C. G. H. Richardson G. S. Turpin and F. A. Wauaworth, 1846. 15.13: but to J. H. Pockaon and T. F. 16-18. 18.15: Mat to E. IL Sutton and C A. L. Sutton, 18-17 ...
... party. AUttbNielli TIMMS. and mange, two sliadr I colours in the bridal prores• sloe of .Miss Lorna Hudson, who Mr C. .1. Turpin at St. Mark's. North Audley Street. last week. The hridesniaids and the little train-bearer Miss Elaine 13erney, wone ehitfon ...