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... A DICK TURPIN ADVENTURE. Considerable excitement waa lately occasioned in Kalgcorlie, Western Australia, by ths news that the accountant and another clerk of the Lake View Consols Gold Mining Company had been stuck up by a masked man on the Boulder road ...
... * ' DICK TURPIN FOR A HUNDRED. r iir w oT*S ?? rJay. Mr. Jonathan Burton and Mi. Win. Blackwell were charged, under separate in- formations, with forcibly pacing through a certain toll gate in the parish of R vdford, with intent to avoid paying the ...
... scholarship— O. S, Turpin. The Cooper's second scholarship — C. R. A. Sutton. Prizemen.— Gold medal— C. K. A. Sutton ; silver medal — S. Waine ; bronze medals for . ood conduct — F. D. Browne, Vi \ S. Smith ; ironze medals for reading— G. S. Turpin, H. B Halford ...
... Ross, Miss Sim, and Miss Edith Turpin. Refreshment Stall: Mrs. Turpin, Mrs. Corner, _ Mrs. Gale, Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs. W. McKenzie, Mrs. Ward, Miss Calle nder, Miss Simkins, Miss Underwood, Miss Wilson, and the Misses Turpin. Flower Stall: Miss Holland, Miss ...
... Gordon. Mr. Astill. and Mr. Turpin (church- Watdeua). and Mr. Fish. The stalls were well sup- plied with useful and ornamental articles temptingly displarec l , and the stall-keepers were — Mrs. Whym- Km. Mn ...
... tainment would take place, Mr. Turpin, with all that musical ability and capacity which characterises his mind, commenced the great work of teaching which lay before him in a most energetic and undaunted manner. Mr. Turpin \s chief aim was to secure efficiency ...
... Walter Warner, ; farm labourer, said that he heard a scream, and saw : Collis standing over Mrs. Turpin, who was fcvifl£ ion some bricks. Prisoner let Mrs. Turpin get «**. Soon after this witness heard the report Vf fire-. arms, and subsequently saw the headless ...
... officers ia the county of Lincoln to «Jg*mate with this associa- ?? report was adopted.— The report of the treasurer (Mr. S. W. Turpin) showed that the year was started with a balance of £5 18s., and there was now a balance of about £9. — The President delivered ...
... and Exeter B«_;il clough, from Lincoln Cathedral ; Mr. J«a •'* Instrumentalists: — On ...
... mutilating her husband in a frightful man- ner a few days ago in Berraondsey ; but, owing to the precautions taken by Inspector Turpin in removing her in a cab at an early hour, most of them were doomed to dis- appointment. The court was, however, densely crowded ...
... OBITUARY. MR. S. HART TURPIN. Genuine regret will be occasioned among a wido circle of friends by the death of Mr. S. Hart Turpin, which occ .rre t on Monday morning at Caythorpe. For eight years the deceased was the resident scenic artist of the Nottingham ...
... Pianoforte Solo— Mr. James Turpin Tarantelle— Op 85 m • -_c , ?? No * 2 S Heller Clarionet Solo— Mr. F. Wainman Air Norwegian We her Pianoforte Daet-Miss Clarke and Mr. James Turpin Fairy - , „ T _ Queen S. Smith Solo— Mr. James Turpin Impromptu - No. 2 o«142 ...