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... TURPIN OUTCLASSED. One of the most sensational feats in the world of sport is the recent ride of Baron Charlie Cotta from Vienna to Paris. The Baron, who is a tall, strongly-built Frenchman, well-known in Vienna, accomplished the ride on an Irish horse ...
... Tunisian Turpins. Even the most freqaented routes of Algeria and Tunis have not yet developed from the picturesque but lurid associations of the highwaymen. The diligence from Tunis to Bizerta bad a thrilling experience of the kind couple of days ago ...
... TURPIN KIND OF PISTOL. Kingston-on-Thames on Monday Charles Long (16), errand boy; John Wells (16), fitters mate; and James Wood (18), billiard marker, were charged with being concerned together m breaking into some stables at the rear of tho Bricklayers’ ...
... IMITATING DIOK TURPIN. attempt to hold up a Bank At Derby Tueedoy two yo«tbs, Chas. Feam omd Frederick Jamew Feam. deacribed ©a packers out work, were committed for trial to tiie Asm*©* with an armed raid the liank premise* Melboum CWles Foam's mother ...
... A WOULD-BE TURPIN. FALKIRK MAN'S ADVENTURE. A Dalkeith labourer, named John Henney, on Tuesday emitted a declaration before the Sheriff on a charge of assault and robbery, committed the public roadway between Dalkeith and Cowden Sunday. The gentleman ...
... REMINISCENCE OF DICK TURPIN. Dick Turpin, the noted highwayman, once lived in an old house at Long Sutton, which has just been sold by auction. The most interesting part of the premises is the ‘‘cellarage,” which, according to tradition, was used by ‘Tur ...
... STUDENT OF DICK TURPIN. Henry Gibbons, a 14-year-old boy the Hoxten coster class, was charged at Old Street Police Court, London, with wounding Mary Burns, a girl of 18, with whom he had been out sweethearting. Burns said that while they were out in ...
... YOUTHFUL DICK TURPINS AT At the J.P. Court 4D Monday—Hon. Sheriff White and Mr George H. Arnott on the bench —a somewhat extrwrdinary case was brought. Daniel Duman (15). miner, Strain's Land, Swinton ; William Thomson Clark (14), schoolboy, Long Row ...
... MODERN DICK TURPINS. Robbery the trails has become a much more difficult and hazardous adventure these modern times than in the good old days slow moving stagecoaches on rutty and unlit roads, when one or two enterprising men of the Dick Turpin type could ...
... 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 ...
... hangs out the sign Dick Turpin. the Black Bess Coffee Tavern, and Turpin's Oak. This tree an interesting relic. Though now at the cornet of a narrow lane, and surrounded buildings. &c., which obstruct the view, it was in Turpin's days eminence which commanded ...
... DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK. After a hiehly successful season Cook.e's Circus enters on its last fortnight, and the pantomime 'King Gold is succeeded by an excellerrt, representation of Dick Turpin's Ride to York. The scenes are very smartly arranged ...