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... “Dick Turpin,” She story his famous ride York. When the film opens, Dick Turpin overnears two aristocratic gentlemen discussing him. and one ol them. Luke Rookwood. declares that would like to meet the villain lace to lace and thrash him. Turpin later ...
... at Sutton'on-Sea. , However, one innkeeper on the Great North Road. of all routes debunk the Turpin ' industry. Outside his house is the notice Dick Turpin never stopped here. Better I people do.' ...
... DICK TURPIN. - Dick Eurpin, - the John Stafford produc- I tion with the popular Victor McLaglen in the title role. is the special attraction which Mr. Henri De Mond has secured for presentation at the Central Cinema on the three days commencing Monday ...
... DICK TURPIN It is amusing to collect a whole sehce of smaller knockers on a theme that most takes your fancy, and to nail them to every door m the house. Most English cathedral and market towns beast an imp each of which is a very distinct character. ...
... “Dick Turpin's'' The boy said that he and Turner saw the pistol behind the chaff house door. picked it up and said to Turner, “This is one of Dick Turpin’s.” With that llifi e'in went off. He would touched if lie liad known it was loaded, but he must ...
... DICK TURPIN \LTHOUGH Dick Turpin (Leamington), the first coloured boxer ever to hold a British title, retained his British and Empire championships against Croydon’s Albert Finch, before 311,000 people at Birmingham City football ground last night, his ...
... DICK TURPIN'S HOUSE. Dick Turpin, the highwayman, once lived in an old house at Long Sumo, Lincolnahirts, which has just br.on sold by auction. Th. intimating or the premises is the oellansge. which. according to tradition, was used by Turps as a stable ...
... DICK TURPIN'S HOUSE. A firm of Spalding anctioneers on Friday svening eold by anction, at Long Sutton, a honse which was at one time the residence of Dick Turpin. The interesting part of the premises was what the auctioneers termed “cellarage,” reached ...
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... DICK TURPIN'S VISIT. The notorious highwayman, Dick Turpin, knew the distnet well, and in J. Cragg's Notes, is au entry, Old Mr. Walker of this town told me he remembered Turpiu the highwayman coming to his mother-inlaw's (Herrys), who then sold ale ...
... DICK TURPIN’S VISIT. The notorious highwayman, Dick Turpin, knew the district well, and in J. Cragg’s Notes is entry, Old Mr. Walker of this town told me he remembered Turpin the highwayman coming to his mother-inlaw’S ßerrys), who then sold ale, and ...
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