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... Scalp” » a thrilling Red Im etnry, unique its kind.; a. d “Melwnet, Brigand, set© forth the adventulea of kind Turkish Dick Turpin. In another vein have “On the Frontier in Central Africa, “Through the United States on Bicyclee, and Historic Curee.,” ...
... GRAND EXHIBITIONJF NEW PICTURES. SAN FRANCISCO DISASTER. UACKENSCBMIDT V. M.VDRALI WRESTLING MATCH. DRAMATIC SCENES, DICK TURPIN’SJUOE TO YORK. SI'LENDIO SERIES UUUOKOI'S HCTL'RES. Sp«iG Etipgemct't Misses GRACE and MAI GILBV, Befined Variety and Novelty ...
... Aatrologer, Blue Beard. Nanki Poo. Troubadour, Japan tea. Clowna, Cavaliera, Sariaa Peaannta, Barriatare, Hetdn Hood. Dick Turpin, Pierrot a, Greek, Men Friday. Pirate Captain, George lit. Venetian Nobleman, Oliver Cromwell, Arab. Muleteer Bunny Jim, Don ...
... lt i the tMcs. fiat are the meet ini|ortant inti- hut the th-'npht* tmrfrr tca. thought tho*e word® should written col’. Turpin mu?icm! iorm, I * mu-tc. and' it*? inflmno* V.-, amt emotionally. Mu«ic, said, mwl be rt“iarJe ...
... presented comprise wide vancty of subjects, and are most up-todato in every way. the selection including ‘’The Trial’'and Turpin’s Kile to A conusly play entitled ** Turn lliui will also form part the entertainmeiU, which will bo concluded with screaming ...
... — The Christmas number of this popular contains number of very interesting articles suitable for Christmas reading. “Dick Turpin and Co.” by A. B. Cooper, and “Dickens the Boy are exceedingly interesting contributions; while an excellent detective story ...
... dsui abler Hu«h >1 • Itouald. Clark man nan. On the list Fcbruan. lO*). Wtaatetey Koid Crh'pel. the H*v. G. Urvwu. Fred Turpin to Annie Elba. >;ije»t daughter J a ait-a ootupusitor, fom«rJ> A 'irWhitley Church, the lust , the Be*. J. Cochran.. N. Macara ...
... gramophone. P.rwtnally. he did rot think tho genuine advocated free love and free thought. did not think was a modem Dick Turpin. Ho con'itiered Ire had as much regard for the Ten Commandments the Duke of Rutland or Lord Balfour of Burleigh even Mr Bonar ...