... to everyone that believeth.* Two fine solos, *He set the joy bells ringing* and *At your door,* were well rendered by Mr. Turpin. The P.S.A. orchestra also gave selections. PRAYER FOR THE LICENSING BILL.* The Wandsworth Evangelical Free Church Council ...

... (under 13): 1, Eastcott (49yds. 2ft. 6in.): 2, Chalk; 3, Minett. Egg and spoon race (school): 1, Banham; 2, Strachen;. 3, Turpin. Throwing the cricket ball (school): 1, Earle (83yds. Ift. 6in.): 2, Kirby; 3, March. - Long jump (school): 1, Lindsay (18ft ...

... Swanton (Poppies), Mr. R. Barratt (Robin Hood), Mr. “Sam” Wis’liams (Capt. Absolute, from “The Rivals); Mr, J. Creasy (Dick Turpin), Mr. J. F. Jeffery (The Toreador), Mr. T. W. Olley (Dutchman), Mr. W. C. Cooper (Gollywog), Mr. A. H. Sandy (London Scottish) ...

... died afper it gave the two rasps. 7 rr%e Coroner (to the coroner's officer): Did the father make any other complaingz—.p..c, Turpin: No. He says that if the doctor had bheen sent for before, in his opinien the chilg would have been Living. i Mrs. Wilkie ...

... anticipate winning. There is only one obstacle in the way, and that is my team of gallant “dough-punchers.” Unfortunately Dick Turpin, Jack Shepherd, and Charles Peace have disappointed me, and will be unable to turn out. Nevertheless, 1 shall be well supported ...

... Vz’xu%)ha,n’s words were listened to with rapt attention by the large number of men present. Solos were_ably rendered by Mr. Turpin, accom}')a.nie(l by Mr. Harold J. Ralph on the piano. Seections were also rendered by the P.S.A. orchestra, conducted by MMr ...

... Hulland wag again elocted peoples’ warden. The sidesmen were re-elected, with' the addition of Mr. R. K. Harrison and Mr. R. Turpin; in the places of Mr, Cresswell and Mr. S. Burbidge, the latter of whom had retired. A hearty vote of thanks was accorded ...

... The musical programime was contributed to by Mrs. A® Witt, Miss Dubber, Mr. A. Witt, Miss A. Mayo, Miss Douglas Grey, Mr. Turpin, and Mrs. ‘Factwood. The accompanists were Mr. T. Beverley and Mr. E. J. Dubber. In an intcrval in the proceedings, 46 peldgecards ...

... Montague, illusionist entertainment; Mr. Currie, song, ‘“Donkey Doo’’; Mrs. Gould, song, “Nevermore’’; Mr. Overden, song, ‘“Turpin’s Ghost”’; Mr. H. Lorimer Stuart, song. The musieal directors were Messrs. . Braby, Brown, Gibbs, and Moreton Riches. During ...

... were taken by Mrs. it b and’ Miss M. Long (sopranos); Mrs. J. -Aalnd Miss L. Turpin (contraltos); the Rev. k\‘*x{s Weeks (tenor); Mr. A. Witt (bgint-onc); and i-hr, 8 Turpin and T. Beverley (basses). ) '“dly G, J. Bull, organist of Southfields_Baptlst ...

... let him communicate with me without delay. I have already obtained the services of several internationals, including Dick Turpin, Jack Shepherd, Charles Peace, and other well-known 10ca1p players! The duration of the game has not yet been decided, but ...

... Regalia Mr. A. Harris, tableau, assisted by Bros. Moss and others: Mr. J. Bowley “Knight of Malta.” %n_d‘ Mr. W. Davis ‘“Dick Turpin”; Hurlingham {;f;lltar‘v Brass Band ; masqueraders—Qur Waltm Cross Friends: Mr. F. C. Abbot; ‘“Buffalo ...