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... DIOS TURPIN'S BIRTHPLACE. Bai aatea is Bbaex, the thaChonh Army ham entered upon interesting beat colony for tfaa anomptoyed ef Lrratkn and tfaa amwaaiaa, baa toreating history. Hranntead damned to he the birtiipiwco of Tocput. BBOOGIETON IaUEODRBB'B ...
... YOUTHFUL DICK TURPIN. A juvenile highwayman who carried on his depredations in Windsor has been brought to book. Ho onlv eleven years of age, Jack Romanes by name, and was yesterday charged with stealing money from another boy of the same age. _ The money ...
... IN MEMORY OF DICK TURPIN. The Highgate Licensing Bench yesterday granted the final order for the rebuilding of the Bricklayers’ Arms beerbouse, Great Noarth-road, Finchley, Lon- don. When rebuilt the sign is to be to Turpin.” The house stands on the frontage ...
... AMERICAN DICK TURPIN. FIVE STAGE COACHES HELD UP. TWO ENGLISH VICTIMS. A telegram from Fresno City, California, states that a highwayman robbed five Yosemite Valley stage coaches in succession near Ahwahre, on Saturday night. He wore a black mark, and ...
... THE MODERN DICK TURPIN. A MOTOR CYCLE AS A SUBSTITUTE FOE BLACK BESS. A cyclist on the retura journey from Rheims Paris had terrible experience near Forte-sou- Jouarre last evening, says Dalziel message. Two masked men sprang out of a hedge at the roadside ...
... DICK TURPIN’S HORSE. “Etonian writes: —“I have lately purchaaed old oil painting on wood of a bay mare with white fetlocks. the bads: of the painting written;— This a horse called Lightfoot that carried Richard Turpin, the noted highwayman, from London ...
... All AUSTRALIAN DICK TURPIN AMAZING GARNER. • mambos Ins anted in by the Rat Molar Pelt, who died time or trom • dm ef peloos seitiedishienetd. end who, up le the !bee of dame, win. member of the Cial of *ad acted as smeary to the Clevensmot the b ...
... DICK TURPIN'S NATIVE PLACE. The vicar of Hempstead, is making an appeal for £1,500 for the rebuilding of the church tower, which fell 1682. The vioar points out that Hempstead was the birthplace of William Harvey, the disooverer of the circulation of ...
... DR. TURPIN ON THE POETS ART. For the second session of the existence the Nottingham of the British Empire Shakospeare Society toe local committee has drawn programme such especial interest a* promises senes very enjoyable monthly gatherings, lasting until ...
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... On or near lamp. so as to be Formerly, he visible by night as well as by day. Turpin and Jack said, they had fr ghtening to death, and now they had who wus even worse. Turpin did give the two alternatives, ‘‘ Your the motor would take berth. money or your ...
... SIR C. WYNDHAM. THE DICK TURPIN OF THE tf - A ) ,411 i ...