... what he calls the highwayman's moon. A wisp of cloud has masked the brow, and this is sufficient to constitute a lunar Dick Turpin. Again, a man from the West marries an East Neuk girl and is thrown back a score of centuries, when he finds a drop of pagan ...

... Princess. TuRPIN's SECRET CHAMBER.—The Pb , ugh Inn, at Little Ealing, which is over 500 years old, is being pulled down, and during the demolition the workmen discovered a secret chamber lavishly furnished in old oak. Here it is supposed Turpin used to ...

... the depredations of the fox, There's a fox lives round at the back of the hill, which is followed by a Scotch reel. Dick Turpin (Master Forest Bay), and John Peel (Master J. Morris), turn up in quick succession, and after their introductory songs, No ...

... with the news of the world upon him hack. But Oale day High Wycombe rang with the fame of the little boy. It was like Dick Turpin and Whittington rolled into one. He woke the hero of High Wycombe, and possibly would one day be Mayor of that town, and, ...

... —While demolishing the Plough Inn at Little Ealing, whi c h, tradition says, was once occupied by the grandparents of Dick Turpin, and which the famous highwayman often frequented, workmen have discovered a sceret chamber furnished with oak. REGIBTRATION ...