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... now, but in Turpin's day it was a living forest-giant, with a girth of seventeen yards, and branches spreading over a circumference of one hundred and five yards. h. c. s. THE LAST OP DICK TURPIN'S OAK, From Photographs by H. C. Shelley. TURPIN'S RING. DICK ...
... assortment that meets your eye. Dick Turpin has ceased to be a terror to the subjects of these realms, but his French namesake could do more than sustain his reputation if all the stories of his new war-engine are true. M. Turpin has already distinguished himself ...
... Lowen- feld, Mr. A. Gilbert, R.A., Mr. A. Randeggar, Mr. Ben Davies, Dr. Cooper Key, Mr. Oscar Beringer, Professor E. H. Turpin, Mr. Hamish MacCunn, Mr. Otto Goldsclimidt, Dr. Seames Spicer, Mr. J. C. Collard, Dr. Vincent, Mr. J. Boatwright, Mr. S. Lucas ...
... satirical pieces as connecting links, on to those wonderful examples of punning which we have in Faithless Sally Brown, Tim Turpin, A Waterloo Ballad, and many more. There is wit and occasionally something suspiciously like punning in some of Hood's most ...
... her pleasures, and great her strife; Pure, true, unselfish, we read her life As in a looking-glass. Then there were 'Dick Turpin,' 'The Ladies' School,' Shipmates,' 'Woman,' 'The Rowdy Dowdy Boys' a special favourite with the chorus Then I say, boys, ...
... halls Avere really halls of music then Decidedly. Augustus Braliani, son of the great John, Avas my principal tenor, and Miss Turpin, Avell known in concert and operatic circles, Avas my soprano. My contralto was Mrs. C'aulfield, Avife of John Caulfield, ...
... what little bits of antiquity are left are chiefly repre sented by the eighteenth-century beetle-browed tavern where Dick Turpin shot his companion, Tom King, to prevent him turning King's evidence. Whitechapel as a theatrical market dates from about ...
... Bichard Webster, who is himself a most admirable musician, received the company, together with the Warden, Professor E. II. Turpin, and various members of the council. The musical programme was, in my judgment, far too lengthy and solid for an occasion ...
... subsequently became a great celebrity. Among the most popular favourites were Augustus Braham, son of the great tenor Miss Turpin, afterwards Mrs. Henry Wallack Miss Russell, the first Marguerite to Gounod's Faust in this country, and the original prima-donna ...
... dangerous to the cyclist to-day for its steepness as it was dangerous in the good days of old to mail-coach traveller, whom Dick Turpin here too frequently relieved of his purse. It may be remembered, too, that it was at the top of this hill that horseman from ...
... the celebrated Phoenix Park murder trials, in which he appeared as I Crown Prosecutor, received his early education at Mr. Turpin's school at Midleton, Cork, having among his class-mates the late Sir Edward Sullivan (Lord Chancellor of Ireland), Lord Justice ...
... it would be to plunge still furtSer back and recount some of the notable coach journeys per formed over the route, or Dick Turpin's never-to-be-forgot ten, ride on Black Bess, it is out of the question here, at present at all events; as machines improved ...