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... Aland, where the famous Turpin will be tried at tlat Crimn Bar for Itnitlry on the Highway, and for thc Muidet of a Porton on Epping-Forth. An Elict was publithett at FLrencr the WI pat, forbidding thr Importation ot any F.rcigu Manutaduics into Tutcany; ...
... Hand-Writing of Turpin, acquainted the Juttice of Peace therewith', who difpatched the laid Polon to York to ice the Prifoner, who proved to be the real Turpin. And we are further Witted, that the PrilOner has fiticc confelled himfelf to b; Turpin. ...
... roprelented to the King, That Richard Turpin did, on Wednefday the Fourth - Day of May WI, barbaroutly murder Thomas Morris, Servant to Henry Tomfon one of the Keepers of Epping Foreft ; and that the laid Richard Turpin hath, at divers Times, committed fevers' ...
... 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) ...
... 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: ...
... Perfon was hurt, nor any Goods loft, they having been removid before, on an Apprehenfion that it would happen. The famous Turpin, who rides with an open Gold Lace Hat, and his Companion (who routetimes paiies for his Man) in a plain Gold Lac'd Hat, were ...
... 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 ...
... 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' ...
... 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 ...
... under Appre- hensions while his Pistol was in that Position, upon which he put it on a half Cock, and told them his Name was Turpin, and rode some time in Company with them; coming near some of the Fellows hanging in Chains, he pointed to one of them, and ...
... Bottom) law the famous Turpin on the Foteft, and fufpealng he was going to Sisal tome paititular Hoge in that Neighbourhood, went to a Houle near King's Oak and borrow'd a Gun, and charg'd it, and (aid he would go and take Turpin, who was not far of, and ...
... ni c h, and which is to Highwayman, and as tetrible in thole Pints as confift, fonie fay of 70, and others affirm no,ooci Turpin has been in Eifel. regular Troops, befides a vaft Number of Tartars, Coffacks, and Calmucks is in full March From the Daily ...