... 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 ...

... has robbed long about Maidenhead Thicket, was taken alter fevers' Hours Purfuit. From the Whitehall Evening-Poii, Sept. ta. Turpin the Butcher, one of Gregory's Gang' fern Morning drinking at a Pub. lick Houle in Clapham: Tne Perfon wi:o knew ' him immediately ...

... London. Laft Week the famous Turpin met Sir Charles Turner, one j ■ of the Members for Lynn, upon Epping Foreft, as he was re- turning into Norfolk, andfoluted him alter this Manner : ' Sir f Charles Turner, I am Turpin, and do not defign to offer you ...

... Hopes of hi} Recovery, ' Wp We arc allured of a Certainty, that a Pcifon committed to York-Caftle, and fuppos'd to be Turpin, is really Turpin J in relation to the taking of whom we have received the following Particulars : That for about 18 Months lall paft ...

... Road from such villainous Practices for the future. We hear by Letters from York, that on Saturday last the noted and famous Turpin was executed there, and that he made a large Confession of the Robberies committed by him. hear that rhc Commanders of his ...

... thereon, beginning with thefe Lines, Life is a Jeft, and all Ihhg fhew it; I thought fo once, but now I know it. The famous Turpin, who rides with an open Gold lac'd Hat, and his Companion (who fometimes ?? for his Man) in a plain Gold lac'd Hat, were laft ...

... New-Prifon. Laft Monday Mr. Omar, of Southwark, riding from thence . to Barnes, met, between Barnes-Common and Wandfworth, j Turpin the Butcher, one of Gregory's Gang, with another Perfon well mounted, and not carnig for their Company, clapt Spurs to his ...

... 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 ...

... Hand-writing of Turpin, acquainted a Juftice of Peace therewith, who difpatch'd the faid Perfon to York to fee the Prifoner, who prov'd to be the real Turpin. And we are further aflur'd, that the Prifoner has fince confefs'd hirnfelf to be Turpin. We hear that ...

... 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 ...

... Horfe, Voltmtier* And this Day the Gentleman's Purfe of 50 1. was run for by ten Horfes, and won by Mr. Rout h's Bay Horie Turpin, ...