... TURPINS TO LEARN HOW TO USE A PARTICULAR restaurant intelligently can come only with experience. And you can be so disillusioned by your first visit that you decide it’s definitely not worth the journey and never darken its doors again. But it’s well ...

... TURPIN v. TURPIN When the Turpin brothers meet in exhibition boxing at Tolka Park. Dublin to-morrow, there will he six =upporting bouts. Irishmen like Paddy Slavin and J. O'Donnell are likely to be on the bill. ...

... TURPIN V. TURPIN. Dr. Burnaby (with whom was Dr. Dodson) said the deceased in this case was a Mr. Turpin, well known as an extensive timber merchant in the Commercial-road, Lambeth. The deceased was a bachelor, and died suddenly, leaving behiod him c ...

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... DICK TURPIN Si i Paul Knight, Sidney Cole, Richard Carpenter 5 of S s 9 J GATETARN PRODUCTIONS LTD. J wish to thank RICHARD O'SULLIVAN 3 t and fc the directors, cast and crew of It j for making the series a swashbuckling success S Principal Photography ...

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... The Turpin Myth Sir, Mr. Wright's photograph of Turpin's Ring in your last issue was most interesting, but I note he is guilty of continuing the legend that Turpin was a highwayman. I thought it was generally recognised these days that Turpin had no claim ...

... turpin’s oak On Finchley-common, nearly opposite Old Brown’s Wells, situated in a deep bottom, and standing by itself, although, up to this time, in the last sad stages of decay, stands the oak, behind which the notorious Dick Turpin and his desperate ...

... DICK TURPIN. , Scotch Whisky The Spaniards,” Hampstead Heath. Built in 1630 —a favourite haunt of the picturesque highwayman, Dick Turpin. ...

... Turpin Did Not Randolph turpin, Briti and contender for the points decision over Duggic ...

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... TURPIN . facing decisive contest at the Civie Hall next week. ...