... MAKING WAR IMPOSSIBLE. GREAT SCOTSMAN’S SECRET PLAN. M. Turpin, the inventor of melinite, declares lie has made an invention which will modify all present military tactics and render ail defences illusory. The enemy’s force*, says, will be annihilated ...

... Kmpresj Ireland. Among these are the following; Sir Henry Seton-Karr. and Mrs Laurence Irving. Mr and Mrs Neville. Major “Dick” Turpin, the Salvation Army. Adiutant George Edwards, of the Salvation Army. Sir Henry Seton-Karr was particularly unlucky. His stay ...

... sometimes little distorted, not say extravagant. 'lhe fact that a .-wreor. Arab recently addressed the Bishop Stepney as “Dick Turpin” recalls a New York newspaper's comment on the appearance of the Bishop of London the occasion of his last visit to America ...

... Monday evening the Dick Turpin” film .n. traded much attention and can i one’s mind back to the days of powdered wigs and knee breeches, etc. Averted Step” proved migli'y -tin,,;, dramatic item, and was a good ,( to the Turpin serial. Other lilm,, !,oi| ...

... of age was, before enlisting, clerk in the employment of the Caledonian Carpet Company, Forthbank. Second-Lieutenant A. G. Turpin, R.F.A., writing to deceased's father states, : is with the greatest regret that I have to inform you of the death of your ...

... thought that one may be the person ter sleep laetween those sheets.” Two ladies have been seen riding in Park attired in “ Dick Turpin” co&tumes. London employs more factory-workers thaj*. any other city in the United Kingdom. do yon do when your wife teH* ...

... pcisonal belongings, wi’l conveyed to the residents to-day. The “hold-up” will on a scale never dreamt of the most intrepid Dick Turpin. With the distress Belgium as a good excuse, three score “ladies of the roid” will relievo everyone of tin ir spare csh. Un’ess ...

... dying sec you, but twelve words ran out and I had to rtop.” Two boys who were said to have been reading the adventures of Dick Turpin were placed on probation at on a charge of theft. Thev stopped a little girl in quiet street and snatched sixpenny postal ...

... and consequently production. Now, present taxation is still regulated by the ancient custom in accordance with which Dick Turpin determined the amount he would exact from his victims. more meritorious and industrious a man the more he That an inversion ...

... said hie Houndeditch landlady that she mue; eithei - very old or a very great liar. She assured that her father used to Dick Turpin’s horse*. A school which makes ita reputation by winning University seholarshtps, even the cost unwkw mectalisatioin and cramming ...

... collecting toll, and there can be no more justification for municipality employing that method upon the community than for Dick Turpin upon his victims. If payment accord/ing to ability were a sound canon of taxatloil. it would.be an equally good standard for ...

... and quotatioa«. doc» not approve clothing the naked, nor helping the lame dog over the stile. is giving ue report from Hick Turpin or Hick, when he has reversed his version of the game. As regards the lett wing, they are chaps that look after their seres ...