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... LEAMINGTON V. WEST BROMWICH.- Played at Leamington on Wednesday. Scores : L EAMINGTON. F. A. Ward, c and b Davidson Rev. J. J. Turpin, lbw, b Crabtree Baker, b Davidson K. Crawford, b Davidson 0 A. Holt, c Butler, b Davidson 6O W. G. Pugh, c ansell, b Bassett ...
... Holt, b Byrne K. Langley, b Byrne S. J. Wheble, not out L. Galloway, lbw, b B me o T. Fardley-Wilmot, b Higgins Rev. J. J. Turpin, c Fishwick, b Byrne 2 Shaw, b Byrne 6 Extras . Tctil 142 LEAMINGTON V. WOLVERHAMPTON.- The following is the team chosen to ...
... Bride's, Fleet-street, Loudon, will Lave a recital on the newly-constructed organ in the Minion Church, batchwellstreet. Dr. Turpin's time has been so much occupied In organ recital and he has opened so many new organs that he is to be regarded as a specialist ...
... —Alderman Flavel presided, and the prizes were distributed by Mrs. Hore. who was supported by her husband, Colonel C. 0. Hore. Dr. Turpin, General Radcliffe, and others were on the platform. The CHAIRMAN referred to the presence of Colonel Hore, and referred to ...
... Smith G. M. Soames 2 18 12 G. Cranstoun 5 38 12 H. Shawe 3 23 11 P. A. Baker 3 21 17 H. B. Adderley J. Rose 3 5 3 Rev. J. Turpin G. P. Magrath The following played one innings only :—G. Tibbits 15*, H. ht. .T. Fieln 4• F. S. Weaving 3, L. Atkinson 0, ...
... factory conditi in of the local prize fund, and said the committee would be very grateful for more subscriptions. Professor TURPIN, warden of the College, then gave a most instructive address on music, and the prizes were afterwards distributed by the MAYORESS ...
... the Rev Dr. Nicholson. and the departure from Leamington of Miss Grant, both were members of the Committee.— Professor E. H. turpin, Mus. Doc., warden of the College, then delivered an address. He said in Leamington they had an artistic, reputation to defend ...
... to Fl )3cl, Williamson, and others. What did you mean by saying that yos would rather have Judas, Charles Peace. and Dick Turpin for your friends than M. Johnson ?—Well, they're dead, ar.d could not do me any harm (Laughter.) He denied that he ever accused ...
... item was The National Anthem, as arranged by Mr E. Roberts West, and with special orchestral arrangement by Professor E. H. Turpin, Mus. Doc. Then followed the •' Wedding Feast from Hiawatha (Cole ridge Ia)lor). In these two items it was at once seen ...
... 5 A. Holt, b Ivens T. Eardley Wilmot, c Hopewell,b Ivens 14 9. H. K. Malley, not out L. Galloway Rev. S. J. We J. Jeble . Turpin Extras Total RUGBY. W. H. Hanle, b Ward P. M. Monis Davis, not out H. C. Hastings, st Langley, b Ward 6 h. 1.. Hopewell, not ...
... of the National Anthem, which will be srecially scored for full orchestra by the president of the society, Professor ie. H. Turpin, Mus. Doc. The orst part will consist of C. Taylor's delightful and inspired work, Hiawatha's Weddin7 Feast, for tenor ...
... LZANINGTOM. A. C. S. (.lover, b Sousse Baker, b Ccx J. Mayfield, b Maxie) , G. P. Magridli, b Horton 1 F. A. Ward, b Welk 7 Rev J. Turpin, b Soames 0 S. M. Rankin. et Raven, b Goodman 8 T. Eardley- Wilmot, c Raven, b Soames I A. Bolt, c and b Wells 5 G. Cockburn ...