... 6 7 11 Yr Atkinson's TURPIN Stephenson 3 Also ran—Jenny Firkin a Taylor). Indian Love (Donoghue), Spinning 81111 (Cordell), Lady Eloi NI Baines), Melibeus (0 Topping), Gratuitous (Turtle), and Julius Caesar (E For). Winner trained by Boyd, Peebles. Betting-7 ...

... EARN £2 TO E 5 WEEKLY a No outlay. Pink:idea Ives. Carilis lua t li Fing OW. Si Limmis ROUNDABOUT JOTTINGS DICK TURPIN'S GRAVB . . The burial place of Dick Tnrpin ( i sr Nevison) is n St. George's graveyard. York. Nevison is said to have paid frequent ...

... 30 miles front finally crushing the Austrians FAMOUS DICK TURPIN INN IN PERIL filiiMiliiiM-H-iis:!::: klMiiaaaaiiai9!i!!!!! FINANCE it budget The Brd-n-Hand in Acre famous Iv paid Dick Turpin Die highwayman the CouJrt Floral- for I - - - - ' : hi ...

... YOUNG ROMANCE. Thursday, Friday, Saturday Shirley Mason and Richard Arlen in SALLY IN OUR ALLEY. Pauline Caron and Ben Turpin in ►LAYNO INTRAIGHT. Prices: Bd. and sd. ••• • •••■ ■•■ •••••••••■ ■•••••••••■ ■••••••• • ••••• N•••••■•••• ••••••••••••■ ...

... Backs—Julias Caesar is of course' rigla back in history, and Henry VIII was a stout defender; Halves—Hereward, always awak!. 'Dick Turpin, good at holding up Zion, and Nelson, always with an eye on Victory; Forwards—Robin Hood a good shot; Bunyan for making ...

... four occasions Mr Turpin spoke Winks then presentation medal Institute from ! all him in examination work wished ' tut lire to Air Winks’ ! thought his father win that 1 lunch to answer all put to him (Laughter) Air William Turpin thanked the Commerce ...

... is manager of the Richards, Turpin (Shipping). Limited, Swansea. lie was apprenticed in 1888 at Newport to the then well-known firm of Stephens, /Lawson. and Goss. with whom he stayed for 28 years, joining Richards, Turpin (Limited) in 1914 as secretary ...

... (Ruddeman). J. German Co. Dieppe. Ostrevent. F, 915 ()Mere), Stockwood. Rees Co. Bayonne. Rita Wearsk, Den, 511 (Wilkeleen), R. Turpin (Limited) Brasil. via London. litarthe. 11. 3.242 (Cooke). T. H. Couch (Limited) Porto Vesme (Sardinia). Vering, Swn, 776 ...

... 27, Courtybella-atroet„ Newdonor bad cleared the E 76 debt on their port, where she resided with her sister, range. Mr, W. Turpin was elected presi- slipped and fell to the bottlin, sustaining dent. serious injuries ...

... etanding order that the finance oominittee should supervise all expenditure involving capital outlay of El,OOO and over. Mr. W. Turpin (president) presented the grizcs 'and trophies wor during the year by the Swansea Rifle Club members, including S.M.R medals ...

... more missionaries and also more contributions. (Hear, hear). Mr. A. Beckwith seconded the adoption of the report, and Mr. Turpin supported. Canon Wilson said he believed the life of the Church at home depended upon its activity In the awakening of people's ...

... judges were:—Lady Blythawood, Mrs. Lily Folland, .7.P., Sir Arthur and Lady Whitten-Brown, Mrs. W. F. Brook, Messrs. William Turpin, J.P., A. E. Wynne, J.P., D. A. Prosser, E. E. Bricknell (manager of the Swansea Empire), and T. Byrne (manager of the Grand ...