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... Richard Turpin, at York Assizes, on the 22d Day of March, 1739, before the Hon. Sir William Chapple, Knt. Judge of Assize, and one of His Majesty's Justices of the Court of King-Bench. To which is prefixed, an exact Account of the said Turpin, from his ...
... Night late, Information was given, that Turpin would lie that Night at a Hosfe near Wellclole.fquare, and yefterday Morning three Men bast the Houk very early; but being dikover'd by a Woman, flue call'd out to Turpin, who was in Bed, and gave him warning ...
... were but very little defaced. Richard Turpin, who was tryed and condemned the lafl Affitet at Tork, by the Name of Palmer, is this Day to be executed there. 'lis well affuredfrom that City, that he is the noted Turpin the Butcher, who committed feveral Robberies ...
... 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. ...
... feveral Hours. We hear that a certain Foreign Lady will fpeedily embark for Holland on her way to Germany, It is confirm'd that Turpin is in York- Caftle. It is faid upon good Authority, that the South Sea Company loft above 1,600,0001- -by the two Seizures ...
... were but very little defaced. Richard Turpin, who was tryed and condemned the lafl Affitet at Tork, by the Name of Palmer, is this Day to be executed there. 'lis well affuredfrom that City, that he is the noted Turpin the Butcher, who committed feveral Robberies ...
... 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 ...
... twe Minutes. Betore his 4 Death he dec axed hinifelf to In the notorious Highwayman. g Turpin, and confefs'd a great Number of whtch he had committed. Epigram ex TURPIN, by 4 Gentleman of 2 - 0-k. Full A. the Smith has 'd our Nwhernalme, And Horfe been call' ...
... Carlos, Brown, from Bergen to Leith; and ihe Charies, Thomfon, of Innerkeithing, are both taken and fent into Dunkirk by the Turpin Privateer belonging tofrM Place, ...
... and was banifh«' cd. He behaved all along with furprizing Infolence and Intre- pidity, and kerned in fome Things to equal Turpin himfelf t He faid Death was no more than to ftep from one Room to ano, ther j and that he could go toa Gibbet as frankly as ...
... departed from hence in and Hurry, leaving his private Affairs to be lettied his Steward. he Account we had from Coventry of Turpin proves falfe, appears from the following Paragraph the Gazette, 0 • Whitehall, 1737. whereas has been rcprelented the King ...
... COUNTRY NEWS. Extra?? ofa Letter from York, dated April to. Laft Saturday Richard Turpin, and John Stead, were executed at Tyburn forHorfe- flealing; d\^ latter died very penitent, but the former behav'd with the greateft AfTu- rance to the very laft ...