... team of S - . cart horses, including chestnut horse, Blucher, 6 I; years; black horse, Britain,.8 years; grey horse, . Turpin,' 7. years- grey mare, Bonny, 6 years, v' believed to be 'infoal; grey mare, Brisk, 9 yrears, in- foal by Tory; two years ...

... Re-appearance of the Great Comic Orator, W. MITCHELL. Great Success of the Unparalleled Representation, by t Man and Horse, of TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK! Introducing the Best Trained Mare in Europe, whose Dying Scene is without parallel. The extraordinary training ...

... appointment of a Relieving Officer, at a salary of £100 per annum, for the first district of this Union, in the room of Mr. S. W. Turpin, resigned, comprising the parishes of Codnor, Codnor Park, Eastwood, Greasley, Heanor, Selston, and Shipley, containing a ...

... Astley's Royal Amphitheatre, entitled TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK, ORl, THE DEATH OF BONNY BLACK BESS, In which the wonderful sagacity of the Horse is fully developed. and in which also the great historical event of Turpin's Ride to York is so surprisingly realised ...

... and Mde. ANNA MORTINI, the great FEMALE TURPIN! I This highly-gifted lady has earned well-merited laurels I in London and the Provinces, where unusual curiosity , was excited respecting the character of Turpin being i performed by a lady, but the Derby ...

... 4succession, the Fairy Juvenile Spectacle of Cinderella- t .the Grand Eastern Spectacle of Timour the Tartar- Uncle Tom's Cabin-Turpin'b Ride to York-anid the c -best Christmas Pantomime ever produced in Derby, I -writtn by the celebrated London Author. NEJ ...

... Some ratepayers op- posed personally, and amongst those present at the enquiry were the Keys. W. Lilley and T. C. Hairs, Dr. Turpin, Aid. Heathcote, and Messrs. W. Blews Robotham, T. Basford, E. Wildsmith, C.C, J. H. Smith, W Knight, H Wibberley, T. Kelham ...

... on HORSEBACK, by Reynolds. Prints, 2s. Od.; Proofs, 5s. CArTAIN Ross, by Hodgetts. Prints, 78. 6d; Proofs, 10. ROOIWOOD, or TURpIN'S RAnE to YonR. In Wrap. pers, 21. 2s.; mounted and varnished. 31. Gs. These Prints, which bave all the fidelity and spirit ...

... Printsellers in Ordinary to His Majesty, and to Hl.R.Ii. c the Duchess of Kent. 23, COCKSPUR STREET, CHIARING CROSS. * if 1. TURPIN'S RIDE TO YQRX. In wrappers, 21. 2s. mounted and varnished,,Al. 6s. Hf / HESE Prints, which have all the fidblity- b 1. and ...

... requested. Carriages to set down and take up facing Friar-gate. t MAUS'S CIRCUS, PRINCES-STREET, DERBY. IMMENSE SUCCESS ise OF TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK. or X EVER in the annals of Equestrianism was triumph so le 1N1complete. Open every Evening, with splendid ...

... irs Ordinary to His Majesty, and to H.R.H. di d the Duchess of Kent. sC 0 23, COCKSPUR STREET, CHARING: CROSS. pi :51. ar s TURPINS RIDE TO YORK. Ah ti, 9, In wrappers, 21. 2s.; mounted and varnished, 31. 6s. es d 7IC E FS E Prints, which have all the fidelity ...

... TrHE WIJELIl (F)1 LLACKC lBESS. All New Acts hb Knii'n's famons RIDERS, GYM- NASTS, and M1ERRLY CLOWNS. Onl Wednestldy Dick Turpin will be played first to enable visitors from the country to attend. On Thursday and Friday thle lerforluance will be under ...