... quarters. flflO^^^SV Wakefield merchant, who disappeared last DecernDf-* a* of £1,000 behind him, has Philadelphia. Sut* ' Dick Turpin's house hong 9 shire, containing a secret eel s, ufi ' stable for Black Bess, is, &. * w demolished as reported. private residence ...

... Wylie. I'At the err Si the pre needing‘. ea the worst Si the pens, the there ef the yea ineerid lady Balfour fairea-ths to Dr Turpin odd . who ., Hr Weer On the reties Wier Jimmie Cuthbert, heart, thaake ge red the rd the tergareir,„ Vaunters= Piersego.—Ws ...

... Harmony and counterpoint .YSfj, Ryder studied under Dr Turpin, who was then editing the Musical Standard.” and concert tickets were available for his pupils, besides which Mr Ryder sat bv Dr Turpin’s side at St George’s, Bloomsbury, and the CsthoTc Apostolic ...

... Scalp” » a thrilling Red Im etnry, unique its kind.; a. d “Melwnet, Brigand, set© forth the adventulea of kind Turkish Dick Turpin. In another vein have “On the Frontier in Central Africa, “Through the United States on Bicyclee, and Historic Curee.,” ...

... 16 lb. ball —1, J. M'Gregor, 35 ft. 7 in.; 2, J. Halliday, 34 ft. 2j in.; 3, J. Stirling, 31 ft. 2 in. TTirowing hammer —1, Turpin; 2, Stormont ...

... Finnerty, borer, Camelon, bab be his fists, The sai ages nf, assaulted was only 15 years © jiterat? was 18. The accused rea d Turpin d the com he “Dick T urpid- entitled to rea by calling him d what be like d, ane rab a entitled to go about as be Fae Bailie ...

... the characters: —“Squire Gcodtellovv,” Alex. Frater; “Liuly Goodfollow,” Bella rater ; “Sunny Sam,” James rein nor ; “Dick Turpin,” John “John Gilpin,” Willie Car aw; “John Pool,” John Pcdon; “Tain o' Shenter,” James WaJker; “Young Lochinvar, Morrison ...

... Contesting. All Brass and Wood Wind Instruments Taught. Available as Clarinettist, Solo or Orchestral. Commended by Doctors Turpin, Paltridge, Professor Prout, Kappy, and other eminent scholars. Terms moderate. H5 Merchiston Place, lalkirk. Through the ...

... third v.jtu i9 wins and 2 seconds, worth some £50. ¥ } Cyclists now and are faycured with ‘attention from descendants of Dick. Turpin, and in the quiet of ioorlands or wooded their giades,are politely requested te hand over money or iu their lives. For- tunately ...

... Japanese robber and murderer are not to rank with the greatest of Western heroes of the dark lan- tern. ‘ihe Japanese Dick Turpin, Jack Sheppard, and Bill Sikes have not yet risen to such herghis of refinement in their profession; but still, even with ...

... that infest them after nightfall. Tbe first intimation that the inhabitants ()>• district received that descendants of Did Turpin were lurking in their neighbourhood was when a motor cyclist was savugeh attacked whilst pushing his machine up sleep hill ...

... section the porated Society of Musicians, held th evening. An interesting paper on O Instruments and Music was read r 0 fjoo Turpin, who confined his remarks man modern orchestra, but offered some ac %* instruments now considered obsolete. gard to the ...