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... “ The German war policy,” said Mr. Charles Duncanp, M.P., last week, *is a mixture of Dick Turpin, Charles Peace, and Crippen.” But what, we atk, did Crippen do to deserve classification with the German troops. Says the New York World: “ The Germans openly ...
... auspices of the Reconstruction Society, are being vigorously continued, the present speakers being Messrs. T. Bubb and H. W. Turpin. Audiences have been rallied at Ordnance Road, Pool Meadow, Park Side, Perkins Street, Spon End, The Butts, West Orchard, ...
... to make a brainless idiot laugh.” And then they proceeded to chuckle. A Northern town proposes to erect a statue to Dick ; Turpin. With this precedent, we expect to wake up one morning and find London with a great orop of new statues, erected to the more ...
... CINEMA NOTES AND NEWS. Ben Turpin, the comedian with the eccentric ¢yes, who recently signed a contract for another two years with Mack Sennett, has had a unique experience. After a career of many years in comparative obscurity on the screen, he has guddenly ...
... are a musical race. They are IWays at the loot, e =8 $ ® %ys Mr. Charles Duncan: “The German ¥ policy is a mixture of Dick Turpin, Charles %o, and Crippen,” Yes ; but what, we ask, % Crippen done to be classed with some of the ftman soldjers 9 3 B $ S ...
... necessary qualifications for the post of Quarter Master and Store Keepsrs—anad other faithful proteges of the late Richard Turpin. ' - Consternation was caused in the Strand the other cay when it was rumoured that a taxi driver had actually said “ Thank ...
... Forest in days of old was not the safe and pleasant land it is to-day. In the woods lurked outlaws as bold and bad as the Dick Turpins of the 18th century, and many a traveller who entered neath the trees left them again minus his worldly wealth and treasures ...
... Forest in days of old was not the safe and pleasant land it is to-day. In the woods lurked outlaws as bold and bad as the Dick Turpins of the 18th century, and many a traveller who entered neath the trees left them again minus his worldly wealth and treasures ...