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... AN AMATEUR DICK TURPIN. Edwin Ellis. If*, warehouse boy. waa j charged at Clerkenwell Wednesday with stealing, on June, from a safe a store-room at 163, Great College Street. Camden Town, IBs. the money his employer. Henry James Pars, a pawnbroker. ...
... case which involved considerable investigation, which were now being made by Mr A Thoa. Turpin, from tbe Prison Commission Department of the- Home Office. Mr Turpin then made long statement, and accneed was afterwards remanded the cells, hail being refused ...
... Yorkshireman ; Lady Maud Romander, in love with Turpin ; Dick Turpin, the famous high . - wayman. It may be added that the scene is an upstairs room in the famous Spaniard's, at Hampstead Heath, from which Dick Turpin started his ride to York, and it is an exact ...
... opens with Tom King and Dick Turpin meeting in the “John Falstaff,” Kilburn, in 1757. and the former being betrayed his sweetheart, Susan Truelove, Turpin shoots him, to save him from falling into the hands the law. Turpin's identity is accidentally disejused ...
... CHIPPENHAM. The annual meeting the Town Council was held yesterday. On the motion of Mr Turpin, seconded by Aid. Awdry. Councillor Marshall was unanimously elected Mayor for ensuing year. ...
... characters included in Aug. 16, 19°6. the caste were Lady Maude Romander, an aristocrat, and of course Dick Turpin, the highwayman. Don't miss Dick Turpin, this week. Victor Travers, is a smart comedian, and the Musical Schafers are delightful entertainers ...
... the signature Seville, clerk to $ogis- of the Wells County Court, an acqurt&Uce receipt for the sum 16s or 31st. Armigill T. Turpin, of staff of the Prisons Department of the Home Office, said that on the 19th June he was directed to proceed to Shepton Mallet ...
... Town Clerk’s office Saturday. The four retiring members—Councillors W. H. Brinkworth, W. Crofte, L. H. Marshall, and A. B. Turpin—are nominated, and papers were handed in behalf of Mr James Perkins and Mr G. W. L.*l>rewer. ...
... simply added to the blunders. The Newtou half-backs were far better than the opposing pair, and a line movement them sent in Turpin with unconverted try just before half-time. Even *n the second half there was no improvement in the play of Albion, eacept ...
... Mr P. L. Newman, Fellow of the Institute Actuaries, the actuarial adviser of the Deferred Pay Committee, and from Mr A, T. Turpin, the Prisons' Commission, Home Office, representative of the Deferred Psy Committee. ...
... Barnes, H. P. Jeffervs, and W. Francis Smith. The retiring raembem of the Council, Messrs L. H. Marshall. C. R. Stevens. A. B. Turpin, and W. Crofts offered themselves for re-election. A contest will take place owing the ncenma- ...
... Belgian Government. The rights of third parties are stated to be very explicitly recognised in the Treaty. Dr. Edmund Hay Turpin, bon. secretary of the Royal College of Organists died Friday night, aged seventy-two. was organist at St. Bndes Church Fleet ...