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... SHOOTING OF LITTLE TURPIN. INQUEST JURY'S VBRDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER. inquest held at RuiMn evening John Jones, alias Little of Bala, escaped from Ruthin on the morning September and was fatally shot Saturday by young- man. The prison governor considered ...
... participation of Italy in the war.—Renter. M. TURPIN ON THE RANGE OF GUNS CROSS-CHANNEL BOMBARDMENT POSSIBLE. Paris, Tuesday. The Petit has interviewed M. inventor melinite, on the subject of the range of guns. M. Turpin declared he saw nothing remarkable the ...
... was a inn, a secret chamber was discovered the root. It. had been disused for 150 years. There local tradition that. DJck Turpin, when bothpursued by Bow Street runners, took refuge there. ...
... •■ tna «eh'. Felts, from 1«, Trimmed Hata, from is 6d ; Crinoline Hat., la failings, Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Winze, tUrpins etc., etc., at keen prices. BAXTER & CO., Cub Drapers, Milliners, and Wallpaper Merchant* 83 GEORGE STREET ...
... The Lyceum FORRES. THE PLACE TO SPEND A PLEASANT EVENING. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. The well known Story in picture form Dick Turpin, • magnificent two reel sensation of the daring highwayman. Lovers Luck. Keystone. Head Waiter. Sterling. PRIDAY AND ...
... succeeded in getting away from South American ports, where they were interned—namely, the Bahrenfeld, from Buenos Ayres, and the Turpin. from Punt* Arenas. It is further reported that all German interned vessels have received a cue to make dash for liberty whenever ...
... THE TIVOLI THEATRE. attraction of the week the Tivoii is , unquestionably the sketch Dick Turpin, re-' garded as the masterpiece of the unrivalled protean artiste, Mr R. A. Roberts. It hardly requires a± this time of day explain that Mr Roberts enacts ...
... surprising state** 51 pi* whs common occurrence for him no* who have lost the sight one eye know it. Presented to Dick Turpin £7*5, £ Bear Inn, Drury Lane, /j the inscription a horee jn gold -which been found at theßei at Banbury. It. was discovered ...
... HIGH STREET. LILAC COTTAGF—Miss Meikle, Paisley . TOMBRECK—Mma Yorke and Miss Forrest, Filey, Yotkshire ; Mr and Mrs Turpin, Elling IVY BANK (Mrs Cruickshank)—Mr W. Tawse, Edinburgh IVy BANK (M's Grant)—Nlisses Anderson and Master Anderson, Aberdeen IVY ...
... that Mr and Mrs Hewett. York,, and and Mrs Wood, Upper Holioway, were deserving the Flitch. Judge said that henceiorth the Turpin rido York would eclipsed the feat, of Mr •who, for 25 years, had lived that with hie •wife withoilt once giving or taking ...
... Drifield, but nothing seemed better please the audience—who were most attentive throughout-— than Mr Page's re adoring of Turpin's fantasia the Vesper Hynrn, with its wealth of charming picpiancy and delicately-rounded passages. It ie not, however, necessary ...
... Programme MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY. To-Night (Friday) and Saturday)—BANZAl a pathetic story of a wronged woman ; DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK, a laughable comic. Monday and Tuesday CASTE, comedy-drama full of pathos and amusement. Wednesday and Thursday— ...