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... the cart in the middle of the road, and the death of the mare; but most imagination is displayed in the fourth plate, when Turpin sees the gibbet;, the old crone sitting at its foot, the carrion crow above, and the chain suspended remnants of humanity ...
... ROOKWOOD, OR TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK. These Prints, which have all the fidelity and spirit or Gericault, combined with the poetical power of impersonation proper to Veruet, will be invaluable additions to the portfolio or the Sportsman.-See Preface to ...
... TURPIN BILKING THE HORNSEY TOLL-BAR! [We extract the following from a beautifully illustratcd fe editien of ' TURPIN'S RJDE TO OlRK,' now publishing III by Mr. Glover. (See adi'ertisenent.) The lilhographic de illustrations meritour warmest approbation; ...
... Lund Turpin, a Methodist- f preacher, 1000dollars. f To twenty-one slaves, set free by the will of his partner. P Thomas-Wadsworth, in 1799, 8.000 dollars, as a pro. r per remuneration for their services when slaves to Wads. c worth and Turpin. , , ...
... the se raea last year,, and being a highly bred. strong 0sorse, he was at once-booked for winning by the tknowing ones. Pick Turpin looked exceedingly well, and from .his well knowin character as a hunter was pretty high in public estimation. At. the appointed ...
... Turyin, tse ?? of Madame Turpin, who hap- } esd to ie at bead quarters, was charged by the-e two I tu erals to bsg his aunt to take carexof the child MN Charles 'Turpin proceeded immediately to the castle of Angri, and Madame Turpin sent for the child to ...
... Oravesend. William Menzies. draper, Gloucester. Rowland Parry, flour dealer, Bangor. Jo- seph Dalton, Joseph Burn, and Robert Turpin, earthenware manufacturers, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Richard Mayer, dealer in ale, Stoke-upon-Trent. TUESDAY. — S. Davies, Bankside ...
... chief of the staff of the Prince de Joinville, has been appointed to the command of the Levant station, in place of Admiral Turpin, who is coming home. The Mediterranean squadron is disorganised. ...
... standing on the hank of the Grand Canal, when Mr.Turpin came up and addressed to him some irritating expressions. Mr. Bay- ley remonstrated, but was instantly knocked down with a large stick, with which Mr. Turpin was armed, himsell being totally defenceless ...
... Brest runs as follows The Nereide frigate, the Creole corvette, and the Cuirassier brig, commanded respectively by Captain Turpin, his Roy-,il Highness the Prince de Joinville, and Count de Gourdon, sail- ed from Brest harbour on the 1st of September. ...
... the steam-boat landing, near the foot of Poydras-eAtreet. At the time mentioned, the steans-bbat Marqrette, Captain E. A. Turpin, while backing out from the wharf, burst her boilers with a most terrific explosion, scattering instantaneous death and d ...
... PO~PtF. D- R'L.-Af affair of honour took place in Tul. lamore on Tlursday evening, at ?? sight O'clock, between Mr. Philip Turpin and - disuey, Fesq., a halfpay ,ffice. and a cartel collector. A dienote, lollowed by blows, erase the previous evening between ...