... that M. Turpin. the inventor of melinite, and an authority upon artillery. has made an arrangement that is view of the many new inventions constantly coming to the front, the French Government is to have the first refusal of all inventlans H Turpin may make ...

... Pt oil OP SWIM , ROYAL HALL,' West's Pictures .That Us MO FAMILY Rt/IDSZVOUS THIS DIY, at & 9, _ INK TURPINS RIDE TO YORK lb• Eflliacic =toss*. IIS furt. Imemm NM ma Wm swim la Su TOO NM POT *VS rum Tillias ORLY. TES GIRL AT THE KEY NEVER AGAIN. The ...

... PktITS — iTATIo% Tearmiaty eiternnon the p situes Jersey at the row u P , a presentation ma nisch. to Mr A. Turpin on his after 41 years' .6 Mr. Sartain entering - the mon tie On iaddrueseil Mr. Smith, the Porinnen. acted ea epoltramm lichulf id i • words ...

... Wonderful Boy.” Oramafhone selection, Bro. 11. Rogers ; song, H. Icscott, When I'm big I’ll be a soldier ” ; trio, C. Nieolle, A. Turpin, and J. FiUgerald, The Policeman ; song, C. Burch, The Fat Boy ” encore The Unlucky Boy.” Selection, orchestra, The Coon’s ...

... School. 4. —Delphina Coutanche, St. Ouen’s Wesleyan School. 5. Ellen Pirouet, St. Peter’s National School. —Florence Louise Turpin, St. Brelade’s School. 7. —Elsie Dale, St. Pauls School. 8. —Florence Jane Lo Gresley, Sk. Mary’s School. 9. —Louisa Le Broeq ...

... trains carmine of the calibre and the latest constructer throuith Liege last night the direction of 04tend —Central New, N. Turpin inten - iewed. Invent,or'm Interesting fitatemeatm. Toesday. Petit Paris., ' bee iaterrewed • Turpm. the inventor of as the ...

... pts 3 Q. A. Piquet, JS C, 201-3 pts ~ 4 Also competed; E. C. Qoeripel, St A 8 C, J. Vautier, JSC; J. M. Belford, JSC; J. A. Turpin, JS 0; E. S. Le Feuvre, J 8C; J. R. Ooutanche, St. AS C; A. E. Gniton, JSC; O. £. Youmr, Exeter SC; W. Q. Chapman, St. A S ...

... motel several hours fir . Dohin played • defence, hot be opponent. it he remembered. la a match player. Messrs. Smith sad Turpin. whose experience of wee plate this was, played very earefollY. ad no, ceded in lowering the of thrit opponents Some very ...

... from this inmate mont yielding C,25 , 3 As 11 The invest. mein of the bulk of the Dank's balance is proved by Nlr W. 0. Turpin. Anaistant- Coniptroller r A. A Coutanche. Auditor. certifies to having compared 1.1411 Books with the rerreencleding in the ...

... Roussell-ereet. Witness made enquiries, and Mr. Laurens told him that at about 4 o'clock he was called by a postman named Turpin, who told him (Mr. Laurens) that a gentleman had fallen off his horse, and was unconscious. Mr. Laurens told witness that ...

... the greater pniairtion being on general account. The accounts have been oertified as correct by the auditor, and Mr. W. G. Turpin, Assistant Comptroller, certi- the nvestment of the £374,401 74. alove.mentiuned. Mr. C P Le Cornu, the actuary. drimi attention ...

... Institution was decided upon. The governing body decided to do away with the office of Warden, vacant by the death of Dr. E. H. Turpin, and to appoint instead a permanent Chairman of the Board; the choice has fallen upon Sir Frederick Bridge, Organist of W ...