... Ftobermao; Laird. V.B Squ ire. t lowo-JoeOHmaldl. Yondrrton. Graduate of Olaegow DMvevsily, D. Mala, The Kettle , do, Dick Turpin; kTKsy. Aberdeen, M'Kinlay. Klotry, Charlie; M’MlIUn. Errolhaak, Wee Mucgregor; M Kllllgln. F'jrgu*. Evening Dress— Hantlrg: ...

... MUlbrcx, .40 UACK.'tBT KO.MEI. Frefly-MrO. Campbell. Uanblll. .. - *6 Tommy Atkins -Mr George Chlrae. Inter arte. .. 14 Dick Turpin—Mr Anderson, Flngaak IS At a meeting of the directors of the Highland Society at Kdinburgh on Wednesday. Sir R. Anatrutbcr ...

... might into rested in fairy stories. was sure some them would interested in Dick Turpin. And better that the boy atauld leant to fad even through the malign influence of Turpin and get to •omething wh ...

... thoughV -till htul lot. of pltuk. I tumumhor that on this occs.ion. in carrying out hi- part in either Hob Roy ”or ” Ihck Turpin* Ki« to York.” faltered and fell off over the horse - hindquarters, alighting on hi* feet, though subsequently fell at length ...

... illustrated by Crnikthank, and one of the beat of them was among bis earliest, ‘ Kockwood,” with its vivid description of Dick Turpin’s ride to Yoik. He died January 3, I>£2 To-morrow Is the anniversary of the birth Si.* Isaac Pitman, whose system of shorthand ...

... a single work. In another pvper we are introdueci lo old Highway m«*n a Inns, some of them connected with the name .d Dick Turpin, for in the book of one of them thia entry tba landlord—” A travel er in a gold 1 seed toat. ortlered and slrank two bottle* ...

... wrought ohaagoa. Tbo origia of Its po—liar aamo ozpialaod rarioos ways. Tbo oarlkot m—ti— Boom Bara takes to within aim of Dkk Turpin York, whoa, ia newspaper dated Jaaaacy 1747. advertkom—t appoarod a—r—lag a anotlng oroditoco “BooayWtb’ Bara.’* Tbk kootelry ...