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... AIL ZS CREIGHTON HALE in the Second Episode of %ism FRANCIo FORD and GRACE CUNARD in HIS MAJESTY DICK TURPIN. TOM MIX in the Two-Reel Fox Comedy, 33 ...
... of philantbiopio institutions in the Midlands ¦ and St Dunstan r s Hostel for tbe Blind , London- . ..-- • '• , . .-S . W . Turpin , Nottingham . Net pewwafe £ S 541 t gloss — -. . — :-. — ; £ 55 , 258 . J , H , CasselsSandyhflls . House , and of J&ssra ...
... Victoria , visited the munition works of Messrs W . & G . du Ctos ( Ltd . ) this afternoon . Her Majesty was received by Mr Turpin , managing director , and Major C . S . Paulet , Ministry of ATnTlifirtna ^ , * ...
... and Baird, (Picanniney) Miss Gardiner. (Cowgirl) Miss Wood, (Knight) Mr Shrewsbury ; most original (Cat), Mr Croft, (Dick Turpin) 11. Crozier, ...
... ial should be Collected Hy doing yon are greatly araisting your Country. ItAt.'E CI:NA HD and IT FORD in II Is MAJESTY. DICK TURPIN SERVA•DANg In n l Ii ru,irg and Terptichoran Rona. L. LIVINGSTONE rake~ the opportunity of thanking all !rho havt hi- pretni4es ...
... High Command only launched gas attacks after their adversaries , who set particularly high hopes on tha inventions of M : Turpin , had for a . long time been employing this , weapon . A feeling of responsibility to fellow-citizens must naturally preyenj ...
... programumes of r Herbert Walton's organ recitals in Glasgow Cathedral, Mr Nesbitt studied oru- playing with the late Dr. Turpin, and subsequently with Mr Walton, barmony and composition with Mr A, W. Tomlyn. At preseat he is engaged in the nmgbno- of ...
... Third 11-anev.« Black Ned (23); betting. • . Pouri-h James’ 11 wT *’6 to winner. Final , Bescie; 2 (Cl) Blainficld 3 tek Turpin; 4 (Cl) Spanker and Black Ned. . ■ . against Wee Bessie. 2 each ■ Jrp.n and Spanker. 5 2 Black Ned, 3 to 1 ' -Id Usa. Won ...
... country has been plundered for generations overtaxation, but the noble Irish have always kicked vigorously against the Dick Turpins. JEvery student Irish politics knows perfectly well that the money returned to Ireland for* administrative purposes was to ...
... Bobbie I34SK Mr Gilmour’s Carntyne lAd (18). Mr Purdie's Sanev John (7m, Mr King Hummer (23). Mr Pye's Fanciful (36). Brown'* Turpin Bam (34) and Mr Johnston's Black Trail (dead beat). Mr Flannigan's Tam M'l-eao'# Black Prince (31). Cullen's Waf (36Vi). Mr ...
... Bobbie (34%), Mr Gil| mour’* Carntvne (18). Mr Purdie's John (7%). Galt’s King Hummer (251, Mr Pye’« Fanciful (36». Mr Brown Turpin Bes* (34) land Johnston* Black Trail (dead heat). Mr Flaunigan's Gay lass (39%). Mr M’lcanV Black Prince (311. Mr Cullen's ...
... other parishes apparently claim'Tfim . ) In Darrington persons of teaming seriously maintain that it was he , and not Dick Turpin , who made the famous ride io York . -But both ho andtTWpin wero well known in tho « e ' . piris . ; .:. J . ..: ; .. . ...