... 'TURPINS.” ] The attitude of the cardroom operatives in Ashton \ and district s very pronounced against the em- | ployers’ proposal, and there is no doubt as to the re- | sult of the ballot. Enthusiastic district meetings have been held thie weck, on ...

... MODERN TURPIN. _ 'Fe Trade •can ,no finance this countu Dtfl? Turtzn MPthods.. CRICKET, to him almost in succession, but when he had E•eored 21 a - ad the total was 27, he was beautifully caught in the long field by Bates. Brooksiank, althonglt not ...

... THE REAL TURPIN. lb© real hero of Dick Turpin’s ride to York t*aid to have been a highwavnuui named VVd- Uara who v,ae born'at i’ontofract 1635. The story gees that on one occasion robbed geuuWn;*n Gadshill, then to Gravoiond. crossed the Thames, and ...

... THE REAL TURPIN, Wheatlev. Rouse. Blftkenev. Ciloiiorstwrahfw. » rwfjred honk ofbrta]. WrHtKVrfiaT. vnif. wish Hir-k Tiirpin'i* ...

... 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 / ...

... DICK TURPIN’S PISTOL. Renewed inteivat has been aroused in Turpin by the finding of a pistol in tho old Plough at Ealing, ono of his bouses of call, which has just l>een pulled down. weapon is stamped with Dick Turpin's initials and the date 1737. and ...

... DEATH OF DR. TURPIN, The death was announced on Saturday of Dr. E. H. Turpin, the well-known organist of St. Bride's, Fleot street, Warden of the Trinity College of Musie, and for many years hon, secre tary of the Royal College of Organists. Dr. Tuarpin ...

... COULD NOT BE DICK TURPIN. John Andrew?, elderly, one-armed, fall and brood, charged at Leeds •with stealing a bay horse, value £l5. August last, was described by the prosecuting solicitor a modern Dick Turpin, but the prisoner asked how. seeing had been ...

... The Days of Dick Turpin and the present time. Mr. Tillett said the modern highwayman ” had taken everything from them, even the earth, and this most wholesale and complete form of robbery was capitalism. Capitalists,” he declared, were viler than ...

... 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 ...

... UNWITTING DICK TURPIN Korai Fell wiles the Bider Syria A Burstky mut had • whtle . oat far • rale the ' • H. harrowed • horn' friend. • henry prnpnetor. and when thyme. a busy toe n anneal any, the hrne dropped to ground, and rollrit over ad though ...

... UNWITTING DICK TURPIN that when the Rider - Pressed the Spring. . A man had • staridingliaperienoe while out for • the other day. He borrowed • bored hoe • friend, a livery proprietor, and when parsing through • town miles away, the bone suddenly dropped ...