... and son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Weir, Crown Hotel, Banff, and the bride was Miss Constance Margot Turpin, third daughter of the Rev. and Mrs M. E. Turpin, St Simon’s Vicarage, Met-en-Meer-Zorg, West Coast, Demerara. The Bishop of Guiana officiated at the ...

... honve, and, ling more dangerous subjects,” tamed number of lions by hia methods of kindness and /patience; His ants in ‘‘Dick Turpin,” “Mazeppa,” “Rob Roy,” and other roles are still remembered. frequently appeared before Royalty. Lord knew him well, and ...

... Newsomes’ entertainments. Turpin’s Ride York and the Death of Bonnie Black Bes was never-failing attraction, and the bcantii mare who took the part of Bess was an. animal well worth travelling long d tance to see. Mr Newsome’s Dick Turpin ■ a pirturosque study ...

... 8. B. Cheyne, sustained their reputation for fine part singing. Such rousing choruses as Now, Tramp o’er Moss and and Bold Turpin,” and others were capitally rendered. Not the least interesting of the items was little domestic sketch, entitled The Spinsters ...

... Thomson Mr Timothy Tufnell. Jonkheer and Mme. D. Teixeira de Mattos. Mrs G. Grav-Turner Miss Gray-I urrer. Mrs Fitzgerald Turpin. Miss Anne Tanner., Sir Robert and Lady Vansittart. Viscount Vaughan Hon Nicholas and Mrs Villiers. Lord and Lady Wigram the ...

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