... kowftiep the Hghi* house Cctasa, near C«pr Ortega 1. WANTED TO WORK NINETY-FIVE. Tin* dewth has occurred at Newmarket Workhouse Turpin King, aged aiaety-mne. Deceased was a character weH known all ov«*r Kstiland. Whoa ninety-five years ms tiwl inactivity the ...

... of spinsters bachelors to be deserving of flitch 1,,e.r. Judge Ryan, in delivering judgment, ; that henceforth the tf Dirk Turpin York would be eclipsed the feat Mr Hewitt, who. for tweuly-flve rears, had lived in that city h.s wife Without once giving ...

... having are required to attend. Dated at the Sheriff * Office, 81, High Street, llelfav, thi* l.'lth day N tvembar, 1819, SAMUEL TURPIN HKROIKR. High Mietiff of the Coun-y of the City of Belfast and aaid Uleler Winter Aaaize County.” JAhltS QUAIL, Underßhtrif ...

... include— CRAW FORD and JOHNBTON Amerionu Coloured ln*truinent«lllt«, VocnlUte end Worden Shoo Dnniern. The F.vcurite Story DICK TURPIN S BIDE TO YOBK Lieut. Jonee- In Two Bvele. Lieut. Darina Tbo Mirth Makers LKES AND MONA, The Comedy Men vilb the lub end the ...

... formerly preeiaent of the Law Societv. Mr. Robert Martin-Holland, C. 8., director of llartin*e Bank (Limited). Mr. W. G. Turpin, C. 8., Secretary and Comptroller-General to the National Debt Mr. Jamee Allan Cook, general manager of th« Scottish and National ...

... four more members of the staff I Mr Gallen—There is a ring round the coal at present—a gang of legitimate highwaymen. Dick Turpin was a gentleman by comparison: Mr Mahony said the estimate was very satisfactory. Mr M.lvor said the estimates were very carefully ...