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... Turpin referee. CM HANDICAP NEAR DURHAM. On Saturday, in connection with Waterhonso's Show, £2O was offered for • 120 yards foot handkap. A splendid entry of 150 was obtained. Heat winnere:— First round: Atkinson. Wtgate, 2194; .1 Lens. SWWon, 21 1 / ...
... Related. of Dick Turpin. There is a characteristic but little-known story of Dick Turpin, the notorious highwayman, in which it is related that this bravo once laid a wager that he would rob the then Duke of Portland in his own park. This daring feat ...
... DICK TURPIN POLICY. TO THE EDITOR CHE MANCHESTER C Sir Dick Turpin policy of a uhrral members. Labourites, and . no longer any pnblic support, as • rather are fadingJßMJ th «3* As Mr. Victor on Friday last, All we want GraJ . fl need J commeut on this ...
... AMATEUR DICK TURPIN. Edward Ellis, 16, a warehouse bey, was charged at Clerkenwell, yesterday, with stealing on June from a safe in a store-room at 168, Great College-etreeL. Camden Town, £142. 10s., the money of his employer, Henry Pars, a pawnbroker ...
... The Real Dick Turpin. The real hero of Dick Turpin's ride to York is said to have been a highwayman named William Nevison, who was born at Pontefract in 1639. The story goes that on one occasion Nevison robbed a gentleman at Gadshill, then rode to Gravesend ...
... WELSH DICK TURPIN SENTENCED. Pnrnarvonshire Assizes, on Saturday, John « », Turpin. was sentenced to S e°vcn'vear servitude for attempting to Jones, a lonely cottage near PwUheli and stealing £1.0. Jones's statement Pw llheli, wrilfl out ...
... DICK TURPIN UP-TO-DATE. ANCOATS ASSAULT AND ROBBERY. Yesterday, at the Manchester City Police Court, four men, William Ireland, James Delaney, James Curley, and John Landan, were sent to prison for three months on charge of highway robbery with violence ...
... for Turpin and his band. Opening out of this room is a narrow, winding staircase, which leads directly to a room on the first floor, Cut in the wall of the staircase is a little window, something less than a foot square. This was placed at Turpin's express ...
... earn living the issue of counterfeit coin is almost difficult as to revive the trade of Dick Turpin, of Claude Duval. Yet late years the coining raids and around Manchester suggest that some people etill find such a breach of tho law profitable. At the ...
... the branches of the old oak known « Turpin's Oak, which stands the corner of a lane leading into the North Road nearly opposite the gates of S Pistcl bullete found em. bedded in the wood. It • v records Dick Turpin's trial * at this spot that he, with ...
... Yesterday's Parts Journal announced that M. Turpin, the inventoT of melinite, is demanding a revision of the agreement made between himself and the State 1885, and alleges that he has been robbed of his invention by the manoeuvres of the French Department ...
... TURPIN REDIVIVUS. To the Editor of the Manchester Courier Sir, —Mr. Asquith, his long apology for the Georgian Budget, showed that he not only convert to Socialism, but to Dick Turpinism as well, simply became, no other grounds, could he defend the ...