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... AN ARGUMENT, William Turpin, 49, compositor, of Ascalon-sireet, New-road, Battersea, was charged, on Monday, ‘with being drunk and disorderly. Prisoner had an argument with several people about the Germans, Mr. Lister Drummond said the Germans seemed ...
... Money, who directed them with great ability. The soloists were Mrs. A. Witt (soprano), Miss L. Turpin (contralto), Mr. A. Witt (tenor), and Mr. R. Turpin (bass). The fine, deep voice of the lastnamed was heard to particular advantage in the solo, “Come ...
... ASSEMBLY ROCMS, PUTNEY. by aND SMOKING CONCERT Cgpys Patronage of Councillor J. HOOPER. ) PLIMENTARY BENEFIT %WE to Mr. R. TURPIN. ONESDAY, May 19th, 1909, at 8 p.m. ws : - 92 and ls. ...
... g for the Police Commissioner, said the proceedings had been taken under the Police Act. Y ; On Sunday, Mr. Henry William Turpin, a journalist and a lecturer for the Anti-Socialist Union, was addressing . a crowd of two or three hundred people at Clapham ...
... og;mphony (Unfinished) (Schubert), The Morning (Grieg). Death of Ase (Grieg). Melody in F (Rubinstein). Fantasia on Vesper Hymn (Turpin), THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY (BATTERSEA BRANCH.) FPUBLIC MEETINGS ARE held in the Public Library, Lavender-hill, S.W., on Sundays ...
... tpresentations were made to = Mrs. hfunday, of a bou(gxet, by little Miss Clark, and to Mr. Munday, of a buttonhole, by Master Turpin. For other Wandswosith News, see page 4. Club Secretaries are advised to purchase their Prizes at ASHFORD’S. Special Terms ...
... addressed by Mr. Rowles, head naster of ‘he West-hill Schools, on the words “Man Wianted.” Solos were admirably rendered by Mr, Turpin. They were “Make some other heart rejoice” and “His eye is on the sparrow. Master Herson rendered cleverly on the cornet toe ...
... Choir.”” Mr. Garrett officiated at the organ. Mr, J. Stuart, of the P.B.A. Federation, will speak next Sunday. Soloist, Mr. Turpin. STOCKTAKING AT THE LIBRARIES.— Book borrowers from the West-hill and Al farthing-lane branch libranies should take note of ...
... solo, | “The Hallelujah Chorus,” Miss C. Taylor; solo, | “We will answer to the call,”” Mr. Turpin; duet, l “T know He’s mine,” Mrs. Martin and Miss L. Turpin; and solo, “What shall the harvest be?” Mrs. Eastwood. | Short addresses were given by Mr. Ingram ...
... abstinence pledges having been taken. During the evening solos were sung by Mrs. Beck, Mr. Turpin, and Mr. Lambden, and also a duet by Mrs Martin and Miss L. Turpin. The recitations by Miss Smythe were loudly encored. “The Fireman’s Wedding,” by Miss L ...
... Michael's Day School), filling three vacancias caused by death and retirement, ‘The other previous sidesmen were re-clected. Mr, Turpin proposed, and Mr., Wheeler seconded, a hearty vota of thanks to the organist and choirmaster, Mr. W, P, Hummerstone, and to ...
... water-carts dries up in a few I s leaves the road surface quite dry- So % 3 we cyclists must grin and bear its o * * ® The Days of Turpin. M Passing, the other day, along Wa;agdlp‘( High-street, I noticed men busily en the G erecting a new post on which to hang ...