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... AMERICAN DICK TURPIN. ELEVEN COACHES HELD UP. St PauL, Minnesota. Monday. A to-day held seven coaches full of tourists Yellowstone IWk, St Paul. Minnesota, and after robbing the passengers drove off with four of the coach horses belonging to the tourists ...
... In the presence of a large congregation, the wedding of Dr Frederick Turpin, the wellknown organist, and Miss took at St BrideV, Church, Fleet Street, Tuesday afternoon. nterert was manifested by large crowd in the street the bride and bridegroom, whose ...
... The Palace Theatre, Aberdeen.—At this popular establishment the rousing equestrian spectacle Turpin's Ride to York is to be restaged this week. The never-old etory, in improved edition form, is to presented Mr Fred Ginnett's company, and those who ...
... Although Macaulav refused believe the accounts of Dick Turpin's ride to York, there no doubting the genuineness of the existence of the eighteenth century highwayman, who was for years the terror of the Great North Road. In pulling down the Old Plough ...
... There are still two Boer irreconoilables in Ceylon. Modern Dick Turpins.—The modern highwayman, says the Autocar, is not only enterprising, but really up to date in his methods, if a report which comes from America is to believed. A New York resident ...
... ■RoCibed on the Highway.—A case of the days Dick Turpin at Thur!«i. A well-to-do farmer named (rlee«-n was driving home with his servant corn, when t+ev we e stopped V,,- two men who Grloosrn and took £21 from him. On» of the men held open knife over ...
... FRENCH GOVERNMENT. Paris, Monday. The Journal' announce that M. Turpin, the inventor of melinite, has taken out writ against the State the person of the Prefect of the Seine. M. Turpin demands revision of the made between himself and the State 1885. ...
... progress musically, but in the of variety of instruments they had not been going forward, but rather backward. TURPIN'S REMARKS. Dr Turpin, before handing over the awards, expressed pleasure at the great progress in music that, had been made in the city ...
... and now they had Turpin, the organist of Bride's, Church, Fleet Street, with them. Turpin had often been in Aberdeen before, but this occasion had brought Mrs Turpin with him. They in Aberdeen were all glad to see them. (Applause.) Turpin would first distribute ...
... there hide treasure under stands 36 Dick Tur.pin'.s Oak. which owner and irtn premise* (Mr Myhill. the that he «av ' t lner farm premisee. alleges away with , in question scraping Thinking 1 ] 0 at root of Dick Turpin's Purpose, f 8 fc^l ' e . an unilawful ...
... MELINTIE. Paris, Friday. The Journal states that the League for the Defence of the Industrial Liberty is convinced the of M. Turpin, the inrentoi melinite, who. some years ago. was sentenced to five years' imprisonment to publication of his book - . Rente™ ...
... xveek produce the world-known and highlyappreciated dramatic story of Turpin'e Ride to York. ' It interesting to note that Fred Ginnett's grandfather was the original Dick Turpin for stage purposes. J ean fought at, Waterloo, and was caterer of amusements ...