... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the South African Republic, which there wyould be no pros. pect of obtaining. THE iNVENTIONS OP M. TURPIN, PAR}S, MONDAY.-The patents taken out by 31 Turpin. whose inventions created so much excite- I ment some months ago. are communicated to the public ...

... chorolhwardens; the Revs. H-nry Henderson cud, C. J. M'Alsster; Messrs. Alexander, Russell, Pis. MWGee, Griffin, Biackwood', Turpin, Herd, and Hiolden-the Rev. L. S. iESSnnDy, Vicar, in the chair. James Alexander, Esq., St. Clair, and J. S. Craw- ford, Esq ...

... 20 Miss Andrews ?? Miss P. Andrewvs ?? ~i~ss M. K. And-ewe ?? R. Q. ?? 4. Alex;. M'Connell, Dowopatrick ?? Jamnes Turpin ?? Mrs. Turpin ?? 1 Mtiss Amy ?? 1 Harold Quarry ?? Mr{ls. John Hi. Adams, Invleside ?? 1 M~rs. Jamaes Ada~ms, Inglesicde ?? 1 IJamzes ...

... Ronbesay Bay N{atty), Mrs. W~ilson ; recitation, ' Wee Willie Wlinkle, Miss DMolten ; song, Down the Sunlit Stream, Mliac Turpin ; song, Queenl of the Earth, Mr. C. Playfair; pianof'orte duet, Spanish Dance. Mirs. Wilson and AMiss KFerr ; song, ' ...

... engineer; J. Taylor, cook; Ekbom, carpenter ; August Billy Leman, A.B.; Frek F redricksen, A,B. ; Nicol MIt'arlane, A.B.; James Turpin, fireman; John Bowe, donkeymau; and a Spanish coaltrimmer. The following are the names of those landed here :-A. IMtorgan ...

... inclined to give them an order they should be glad to receive it. Mr. Porter proposed The health of Mr. Turpin, Lloyd's agent, to which Mr. Turpin suitably replied. 1 The ladies was pro. posed by Mr. John C. Craig, and responded to by Mr. Porter, after ...

... Dawson Henry, Georgius Chadwick Eings- bury, Georgius Archibaldus Marshall, Edvardus- * Franciscus Pigot, Rev. Sydney Gerald Turpin, Ludovicus Tarleton Young, Bertram Coghill Alan Windle. Baccalaurei in Mledicina-Henrious St. J. * Brooks, Jacobus Craig, ...