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... DICK TURPIN'S GRAVE. The burial place of Dick Turpin (or Nevison) is in St. George's graveyard, York. Nevison is said to have paid frequent visits to the Spen Valley and Batley neighbourhood. On one occasion a reward was offered for his arrest, awl when ...
... MODERN DICK TURPINS. The madam highwayman, says The Autocar, is not only enterprising but really up to date in his methods, if a report which comes from America is to be believed. A New York resident, whilst giving three ladies a run out on his automobile ...
... DISOIPLES OF DICK TURPIN. While a Portadown gentleman was riding a horse on the Armagh Road the other day he was suddenly brought t> a standstill by two small boys, who rushed from behind the hedge, and covering him with two short pieces of stick, intsnded ...
... DICK TURPIN, AND HIS BONNIE BLACK BE A VERITABLE TRIUMPH IN THE ART OF CINEMATOGRAPHY. TWICE NIGHTLY - 7 &9. MATINEES, MONDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY. PRICES-3d, 6d, 1/- CHILDREN HALF PRICE TO ad and 1/- SEATS. SHOP, WORKSHOP, AND DWELLING HOUSE FOR BALK ...
... EDWARD STREET, NOW SHOWING - Victor Lag len in DICK TURPIN PORTA[.OWN. , and ..eilue-day Alan Baxter. Jacqueline ells and Oordou Oliver in MY SUN'S A CRIMINAL ALSO FULL SUPIORTING PROGRAMME Thursday, Friday and Saturday Dick Powell Anita Louise and Allan ...
... ADDITIONAL CASUALTIES. LIEUT. U. 0. TURPIN Mr Thomas P Tarp* manager of the Porta. down branch of the Belfast Bank, has been notified by the War Offioe that his son, 2nd Lieutenant Dermod 0. Torpin, Royal Irish Rifles, was wounded the 912 i net. Iu a ...
... speak of the Medicated Wines so extensively -advertised just 110 W. Mr. T. D. Turpin, manager of the Portadown branch of the Belfast Bank, has retired on pension. Mr. Turpin enjoyed a well deserved popularity with the customers of the Bank, and the many ...
... Armagh, by Bev. John Heney, 8.A., BD., assisted by Bev. David Dowling, M.A., Derinod Owen, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Turpin, Belfast Bank, Portadown, to Maud, only daughter of the late Francis Martin, Glasgow, and Mrs. W. Watt, Sunnyside. Portadown ...
... his aife can beat him at it. The demolition of the famous old Noraich inn reduces the number of inns in which the late Dick Turpin died from eleven to ten. • 4 A scientist says it is possible to train a worm by a system of sound and look. Wives have known ...
... £lOO to his under-gardener, William Linford ; and £5O each to Arthur Jeeves. Thomas Br;ttain, and Richard Turpin, husband of the said Elizabeth Turpin. All his household and wrsonal effects at both residences, his horses, carriages. and consumable stores ...
... bachelors to be deserving of a flitch of bacon. Judge Ryan, in delivering judgment, said that henceforth the ride cf Dick Turpin to York would be eclipsed bv the fea t of Mr. Hewitt, who, for twenty-fi h ve years, had lived in that city with his wife ...
... Dean Fremantle preached on the expansion of civic life. The pageantry and revels that followed included the acting of Dick Turpin's Ride to York, morris and maypole dancing, the masque of the flower queen, and a charming performance of Edward German's ...