i AMPHITHEATRE, under th- Pa- their Royal Highnesses the Prince Rerent -^llf.^PJ __VB*flN
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rilla nt success ef Richard Turpin lias surpassed rl* et'i most sanguine expectations, complete over- X X,in f ..
... -sixth time, an entirely new Equestrian _» founded on the extraordinary and during Ex- /Jr7i.'HA.U TURPIN, the Highwayman. The Piece / .V. Barrymore. Turpin. the notorious 11igh- ?? j-, a ._.«ry . his sixth appearance at this Theatre. ' tiv two Horses ...
INCLOSURE OF MOULTON
... which b- out on his Premises on Friday Evening last, by which ?? ' been enabled to save the greatest part of his Property. J. TURPIN, GROCER, DRAPER, and TEA-DEALER, RESPECTFULLY returns his sincere Than to his Friends and the Public in general for the l_v' ...
The MANOR of BA RTON PARVA -Jt nrrr-p'' ?? Mi^\ the ?? »f Suffolk. p\ nr ls bereb y «?
... pasture Ground, the whole of wbich is Tithe-free by virtue of an Act of Parliament, and is now in the occupation of Mr. Edward Turpin, a yearly tenant, who quits, the possession of the same at Michaelmas next. The Homestall and about 14 Acres of Land, part ...
M BLFOBI>J^* SMBI ' V ' .._â.,, Dili trill be held at the BULL ADMISSION : yT â . _
... in South-street, ManningHaet â _t aJj-luing-Lot 1, ia the occupation of Mr. Britten and Mrs. Cant ; Leased to Mr. Robert Turpin, saddler, at the rental of ,£lB. per annum. May be viewed and printed particulars had at the principal Inns in Manningtree ...
WEDNESDAY'S POST
... convicted of stealing clothes from the house of Mr. Reeve, of the Regent's Park, with whom he lived as fbotfltan—Yesterday, ltd. Turpin [vide 4th page] was tried for manslaughter of his daughter, and found guilty. I It will be recollected that in Oct. 1826, ...
NISI PRIUS
... heard a violent knocking at the window, and on looking I observed Mr. Wilson staring in. seeing me he said Ah, is Turpin come home—is Turpin got well Nothing will cure him but fire and brimstone. then drew down one of the three blinds, and requested him ...
Security combined wi
... addressed to W. Hailstone, Mildenhall, will be duly attended to. WANTED an Apprentice to a Grocer and Draper.* Apply to J. Turpin, Ixworth. A Premium will be expected. TO BE SOLD, A Very handsome light PHAETON, as good as new, with shafts for one horse ...
Post. I >j Wednesday
... farm house, with convenient outbuildings, in good re- pair and 135 Acres of rich arable land, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Turpin, under a lease, of which 7 years will be unexpired at Michaelmas next, 'l'he Land Tax is redeemed, and pays a Quit-rent of ...
ffcoex Adjourned session. FOR THE TRIAL OF PRISONERS. rpHE GENERAL QUARTER SESSION of the PEACE A will be ..
... Chelmsford ; Dolphin and other Inns, Romford ; and of the Auctioneer, 16, Wardour Street, Soho, Loudon. In the Matter of Thomas Turpin, of Wivenhoe, Essex, a Bankrupt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the MEETING for an AUDIT aud DIVIDEND under the above Bankruptcy ...
» Ity ACT OK PAfc' REDUCED FA K ESiâ TH Ii
... extensively read and admired.â Courier. Exhibits great power and strong Inten t. Morning Post. Will have a run in the true Turpin styfe.â Eraser's Mag. Will interest and amuse readers Of every class.â New Sporting Magazine. Hichard Bentley, 8, ...
TPHE RHINE, via ROTTERDAM, at RE- I ?? ?? , ?? ?? w,-||-known and splendid Steam-shij , ,-¦¦ ?? >
... Collin-, Mr. Pritchai.l. Mr. Binnelt. Mr. Tilbury, Mr. J. Webster ⢠Mr. Rob-its, Mr. Harris; Miss Faucit, Mrs. Glover, Mi- Turpin I Mrs. West, Mrs. Gar-rick. Mb-. Em, 1. Miss Wvndham. Xc. ! A P ...