... An EPIGRAM on Turpin, by a Geatleman of Turk. Full oft the South has fneer'd our Northern Clime, AndHorfe-ftealing been call'd a County Crime \ But now no longer we will bear fuch Jokes, This Rogue is theirs, and we the honeft Folks. Of Knaves and Fools ...

... Maiden, now in Canterbury Jail. We hear that Turpin has been in Holland, trom whence he returned about fix Weeks ago in the Oftend Packtt-boafc It is faid that Daniel Maiden knew him tbere, and that Turpin endeavoured to prevail with Maiden to go into ...

... by two Witneifes from Edex, to be the no- torious Richard Turpin, (one of whom was Smith, who taught him to write) and he himfelf own'd his Name fo to be, but faid h? was not the Richard Turpin he was ta- ken for, but another Perfon of the faid Name : ...

... of a Letter written by a Prifoner here, which fell into honeft Hands near London, is fufpected to be the notorious Robber Turpin : And accordingly a Perfon coming down from London, in order to make a proper Difcovery whether it was he or not, it is this ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ufed to meet and exchange, there having been but few Horfes ftolen about Hemftead in Eflex, where his Father lived, fince old Turpin haa been confin'd in Chelmsford Goal, and this Man in York-Caftle. However, this Trade he followed near two Years, till he ...

... ire all Dutch Mocha Ships. /; J° ; By a Letter from York, we have an Ac- count, that on Saturday laft the famous Richard Turpin was executed there j arid at the Place of Execution, he declar'd hinv felf to be the fame Richard TurtjJrY for whom the Reward ...

... to fign a Petition in his Favour. The Vacant Places in the Cuftom houfe were filled this Day by the Lords of the Trcaiui y. Turpin the Butcher, who for his Robberies on the Highway has been the Bugbear of the Neighbouring Countries for a confiderable time ...

... Law. B/ Letters from York they write, that fince the Condemn ition of Palmer, alias Turpin, at the AHizes there, he his con- fefs'd himfelf to be the notorious Turpin, fo famous for many Robberies he hid com- mitted round London, and the Murder of a Man ...

... laid, before ftarting, on Mr. Routh's Horfe Turpin againft the Field. The Horfes came in e.ich Heat in the following Order. | ill. iH. Mr. Figg's brown Horfe, Ladies Delight, i I Mr. Routh's bay Horfe, Turpin, \ 2 - Mr. Gipps's brown Horfe, Drumf.icks ...