... 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 ...

... Role of Detective. DICK TURPIN! Series 2, and many others. Wednesday Nigiht— Go-as-you-please Competition. Final, Friday night. Thursday, Friday, andl Saturday, March 19, 20, and 2i—HARD CASH, showing great sea Eight. frICK TURPIN, series 3 and 4, aind ...

... good audiences have been the with euch a drama ag “Hush with a host for the week-end, be weil trouble of producing such class Turpin” figures i Dick grand “ on a is to be held the usual weekly be considerably ...

... THE AVENGER.—Wonderful full excitement and interest. soL 1 T AIR F S. Money for Nothing. E LOST tOMRINITION. Di. k Turpin's Hide to York. MING OF THE. SHREW. The great production of glorious photography and setting. combined with a story quite out of ...

... 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 ...

... THE AVENGER, Wonderful Drama, full of Excitement and {lnterest SOLITAIRES. MONEY FOR NOTHING. ',THE LOST COMBINATION. DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK. TAMING OF THE SHREW, The Great Production of Glorious Photography and Seating, combined with a story quite ...

... 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— ...

... this gang of conspirators, who tap telegraph wires, occupy railway stations, hold up the King’s highway like so many Dick Turpins, have exchanged the chant Oh, God, our help in ages past,’ for the more practical melody Carson rules the waves.’ What I say ...

... MARRIAGES. TURPIN ROIIEUTSON. Iturl- Hwi«c, Rath Stn’-t. i.n \Vi*ln/>il;iy, tjri) Juni-, tin- Kov. Ch.i-. Di V. K. -imun- I'.F. Church, Samuel lurpiu H-nilon, .him l.iiul-ux llluck, U-.uiirlm'r Air and Mr- It Ihnl'cii,. Floral Rank. 111-lioplirhat*. il ...

... Among these are the following : — Sir Henry Seton-Karr . Mr and Mrs Laurence Irvine ; . Mr and Mrs Neville . Major Dick Turpin , of the Salvation Army . Adjutant George Edwards , of the Salvation ' Army . Sir Henry Seton-Karr was particularly un-¦ uek ...

... wart of But railway. arid traffic have chewed the mil . madame of holli trek rmreation. No mil Loot to.. to St Thomas' In turpin, while limiee of getting out,/ ow holiday a year, to moot that in the warm town, the people of toidey get a lot of he wheeled ...

... trust tho relatives Dick Turpin. of the Inte Mr Richard any survive— will not feel burt at the things caid about their (and extinguished) ancestor in this month's issue of a London magazine We are told that the real Dick Turpin, far from being the and ...