... The Trial of John Palmer, alias Paumer, alias Richard Turpin, At the Affizes holden at the Caftle of York, in and for the faid County, the 22d Day of March, 1738-9, before the Hon. Sir WILLIAM CHAPPLE, Kt. Judge of the Affizes and one of his Majefty' ...

... received Sentence of Death, viz. John Palmer alias Rich. Turpin) Nehemiah Hollings j Thomas Hadfieldj and John Steel. A Mcfl'cnger attended from the Secretary of States Orlice, to remove Turpin to Chlemsford, if he had not been capitally convicted here ...

... Bottom) saw the famous Turpin on the Forest, and suspecting he was going to steal some particular Horse in that Neighbour- hood, went to a House near King's Oak and bor- row'd a Gun, and charg'd it, and said he would go and take Turpin, who was not far off ...

... Ordnance, Vnen Ammunition and Stores were ordered lor the Fleet that is going to Jamaica. On Friday laft the Exchange, one Turpine Matter (bound from Neweaftle with Coals * v ?? London) ran on a Sand off the Gunflec, »nd was ftranded and loft • the Men ...

... Benefits which this Kingdom hath received from his Writings. They write from Scotland, that laft Week the noted Highwayman Turpin was feen at the Lang- totih in tbe Weftern Borders, with his Servant' and a Cloak behind him, both very well mounted. ...

... want of better Employment. By lome Letters lately intercepted at Hempftead in Ef- fex, the native Place of the infamous Rogue Turpin, there are fliong Reafons to believe he is confin'd in York Goal, for a Robbeiy on the Highway committed near that City. Laft ...

... Udall. o'i Wednefday laft a Bill of Indiftment was pre- ferr'd to the Grand Jury at Chelmsford againll: John Turpin, the unhappy Father ot Rich. Turpin, the notfd Highwayman, when the old Man's gene- ral $ood Charafter, and the Innocency of the Faft laid 10 ...

... and Ann, Napier, from M *-ntrofe, the Difpatch, Dixon, from Lynn, and the Rofe, MK.enzic, from Alloway, are all taken by the Turpin Privateer of Dunkirk, and ran- fbmed, and the Ranfomers carried into Dunkirk. Theie is aifo an Account of fix more Ranfomers ...

... confeis'd that H»s Bro- ther, Robert King, was in Gloucefter-ftreec.in Good- man's Fields on Foot, with Turpin on Horleback, where King being taken, Turpin fired, fhot King in h-s left Breaft, and rode off. The two Brothei s were carried before Juftice Ricketts; ...

... Bolton, bound to Carolina .and London, Was lately loft near Carolina, ' 'Tis faid by fome, that the notorious Highway- man Turpin, is at Hamburgh, and deals there as a publick Merchant, chiefly in Gold and Silver Watches. ...

... William Clark, from Norway, with Raff: and the Hannah, John Mattin- fon, from Holland. Alio arrived the Peck- ham, Robert Turpin j Happy Return, Da- vid Ireland j Edward and Sarah, Robert Smith j Conftant William, Jacob Blacbourn j Happy Return, John ...

... hundred Hogilieads of Sugar on the Uland, fo that the Merchant- Ships muft return without Freight and take in Ballaft. On Sunday Turpin robbed feveral Peifons ou the High- gate Road, and near Holloway j particularly two Gentle- men in a Clijiife about Twelve ...