... TE -TURPIN SENSATION I EXPLANATEON BY THE FRENCH ..MINISTElg.01 WAR. (DALI'S CABLEGRAML) , Paris, Thursday. The Turpin sensation was brought before the notice of the Chamber of Deputies to-day by X L'Herrisse, who addressed a question to the Minister ...

... AN AUSTRALIAN DICK TURPIN. Tiis last mail from Australia brings intelligence of the capture of the ?? Gardiner, whose career Bo much resembles the descriptions of that of our Dick Turpins and Paul Cliffords, that in sketch- ing his history we seem to ...

... the se raea last year,, and being a highly bred. strong 0sorse, he was at once-booked for winning by the tknowing ones. Pick Turpin looked exceedingly well, and from .his well knowin character as a hunter was pretty high in public estimation. At. the appointed ...

... being borne by the Irish National Laud League. Air. Thomas Turpin, soli- I citor, and land agent for Captain Cosby, appeared for that gentleman. JOHN GROoGa ADAIR V. RECmEAD YOUNO.-MUT. Thomas Turpin, who appeared for the plaintiff said thait on the 23rd ...

... supplied by Mr. Edgar Haines. Miss P. Turpin sang with much acceptance ' For all eternity (Mascheroni), to which also Mr. Haines played the violin obligate in a manner that erianced the song, and Miss Turpin suppliedthe pianoforte accompannimet.Two ...

... correspondence. Blr. Turpin, the acting-sberiff of the Queen's County for many yeare, made statements in the crowded court, at Marj b rough, on the 4th April, which I cons=dered required notice from me. I consequently wrote to MIr. Turpin on the eupjeot. Mly ...

... respecting the reported T invention of M. Turpin, adding that he would not a] defend the latter, wbo had betrayed his country. R The Minister of War satid, in reply, that he had R to destroy the legend that X. Turpin as a patriot, is and show how inadvisable ...

... used bears no resemblance to the melinite in- vented by ME. Turpin, and that the Turpin fuse is no; identical vwh the fuse of Bourges which has been adopted in the French Artillery. But M. Turpin is in a very nazty corner, for-not only have the Government ...

... encored, and gaveanuexcellent performanceof 'Tambourine CLe Claire). When the sun was low (Roeckl) was nicely sung by Miss Turpin, and Miss Whyte sang sweetly and with good expression Light and Darkne- s (Cowen). Mr. It. M. Patterson was de- servedly ...

... t I were on yonler hill,* Mrs. F. C. Smythe ; song I (with violin obligate), La Serenata (Bragi), r :'Eisas Turpin and MIr. IV. Turpin ; son,, 'The c Guarrdian Angel (Gounod), Miss Bell; pianoforte E duet, Guillaume Tell (Rossini), Miiss Wood ...

... recently been introduced the splendid hippo- jq 'draat~ic s~ketc. Turpin's Ride to York,, in I wthich Ms. Fred- Hengler takisithe part of that E warel..renowned knight of the road, Dick Turpin. 6 To-oight the performange is to be under the pa- f tronage of ...

... Purcell, and Hyland are engaged on the part of the Liberals, and Mr. Elliott on the part of the ?? of Election Society. Mr. Turpin has not been brought to Thomastown on this occasion. The Tories, notwithstanding the array of Orange magistrates (M ssra. ...