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... Rivioal married Turpin's Sifter, and fince the old Man is confin'd, they . manks the Houle for him] Rivinal refufed king it, laying, he had no Correfpondent at York, which being obfery'd by one Mr. Smith, (who lives at Hemiteaci, and taught Turpin to write) ...
... Duty. By Letters from York they write, that fince the Condemna- tion of Palmer, alias Turpin, at the Aflizes there, he has con- fefs'd himfelf to be the notorious Turpin, fo famous for many Robberies he committed round London, and the Murder of the Man on ...
... Duty. By Letters from York they write, that fince the Condemna- tion of Palmer, alias Turpin, at the Aflizes there, he has con- fefs'd himfelf to be the notorious Turpin, fo famous for many Robberies he committed round London, and the Murder of the Man on ...
... Rich- aS v U^ m r ,V one Qf , w . horn wasS m»h who taught him to write) SS'WS^ his Name t0 but laid he was not I i !5 hard Turpin he was taken for, but another Perfbn of the laid Name: He faid he had been a Butcher in Lincolnshire and failmg there, retired ...
... Rich- aS v U^ m r ,V one Qf , w . horn wasS m»h who taught him to write) SS'WS^ his Name t0 but laid he was not I i !5 hard Turpin he was taken for, but another Perfbn of the laid Name: He faid he had been a Butcher in Lincolnshire and failmg there, retired ...
... a Letter written by * a Prifoner here, which fell into honeft Hands near London, 1 is fufpected to be the notorious Robber Turpin : And accord- *- ingly a Perfon coming down from London, in order to make * a proper Difcovery whether it was he or not, ...
... late, Information was given, that Turpin would lie that Night at a ,Houfe near We llclofe fquarc, and Ytfterday Morning three. Men befet the Houfe v ...
... two Witneflis from Effex, to be the notori' ous Richard Turpin (one of whom was Smith, who taught 4 him to write) and he himfelf owned his Name fo to be, but ' laid he was not the Richard Turpin he was takcn for, but 1 another Paton of the faid Name: ...
... ltolen the Night before from Harc-ftrcet. Turpin was alone, ahd arm'd with a Biundrrbufi, which prelented, but did not difcovcrany Piftols that he had about him. It's Rowdcn (the Pewterer that was) robs times Turpin, and they were Icon together lalt Sunday ...
... that Turpin lay hid in a certain Place in the Foreft, got a Hig- gler to go with him. to ?? in taking that arch Rogue, who they at laft met with. Mr. Thompfon's Man feized him by the Collar, and told him he was his Prifoner; upon which Turpin pulled ...
... 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 ...