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... who lie- - cr .ently would take the Whip and drive, and whip the Highwayman's Rofinante, bidding him by the Nickname of Mr. Turpin, ride rafter, or we fball run over you, he bore all this with a fingufar Patience, 'till a proper Opportunity prefenced, and ...
... an Account from Hcrefkirkthat Turp.i.n. the famous , Mighway man was ..not taken; T I .s. I. , II in.i! Sin . • .1 • • I .• . but on Tiefdait 1144 . 11 ) et foil Wit taketi uf hi the said Town on StOicion Of being Turpin, but let if Liberty the lathe ...
... Perfons in the Cattle of York to be tried this. , Mae, among whom is Palmer the liorf: and Sheep-Healer, ~ .Nho has pafs'd for Turpin. and Money by it. ' e: • . r, . • ...
... intended Harveft in the County of Kent, entirely from the Clemency ofthe Bench of Jultices. We hear that notorious Robber Turpin was very lately fcen at Lisbon. The Rev. Dr. Defaguiliers is made Chaplain to Brigadier-General Bowles's Regiment of Dragoons ...
... 'tis hop'd will all others, guilty of this fame Offence, inafmuch as many Lives have been loft by thefe Fellows Carelefnefs. Turpin, the noted Highwayman and Murderer, was feen Tuefday fennight at Dunkirk. On Monday was exported for Spain moo Quarters Wheat; ...
... Year 1700, down to the p.elcnt Time. Both Volumes, containing amongft many others, the following Ac- counts, viz. Richard Turpin, tor divers Robberies. Herman Strod- man, tor the barbarous. Murder of Peter Wolter, his Fellow-Apprentice; Thomas Cook, the ...
... have obtain'd an Order for an Niiii Profequi. engaged to fubfcribe about 30,0001. towards On Saturday Night laft, the noted Turpin the Lottery for building a Bridge from Weft-, robbed final Gentlemen in their Coaches and minfter to the Surry Shoat. Chaites ...
... Ytalli. On Wednefday a Bill of Indielo:ent was preferr'd to the Grand Jury at Chelmsford ag tinti John Turpin, the unhappy Father of Richard Turpin, the noted Highwayman, when the Grand Jury returited the Bill I,9,Noramms. Yetterday came Advice, that ...
... their Hands. On Saturday laft as a Gentleman of Weft-Ham, and others in a Coach, were going to Epping to Dinner, tlie famous Turpin, and a new Company of his, came up and attack'd the Coach on the Fa- reft, in order to rob it. The Gentleman had a Car- bine ...
... at this Court. After all what has been publifh'd, 'tis now aflured, that the Perfon taken at York Caftle, is not the real Turpin. Laft Week fome Men being at Work, at Sir John Evelyn's, in Wotton Park in Surrey, found under the Root of an OaK Tree, a ...
... and Six with a Family that was going into the Country, were robbed between the Green-Man and the Eagle on Epping- Foreft, by Turpin the famous Highwayman, of Money and Things to the Value of 60 1. And, Laft Saturday he robbed a Gentleman upon Buckworth's ...
... tant Treaties he went upon, particularly the ftrengthning more and more the Proteftant Inte- reft. It ?? in cur former of Turpine being brought to Newgate, it appearing to be fome Rio- ters from Briftol, or other Parts of the Country. ...