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... THE REAL TURPIN. lb© real hero of Dick Turpin’s ride to York t*aid to have been a highwavnuui named VVd- Uara who v,ae born'at i’ontofract 1635. The story gees that on one occasion robbed geuuWn;*n Gadshill, then to Gravoiond. crossed the Thames, and ...
... THE REAL TURPIN, Wheatlev. Rouse. Blftkenev. Ciloiiorstwrahfw. » rwfjred honk ofbrta]. WrHtKVrfiaT. vnif. wish Hir-k Tiirpin'i* ...
... Dick Turpin and the ** Spaniard*. In CaaidVs Magazine, under the title ** Highwayman’s Inns.” Mr. Rudolph De Cordova thus tells of the notorious highwayman’s connection with the inn at Hampstead; At the “Spaniards” not only Is the tradition Turpin preserved ...
... A HAUNT OP “DICK TURPIN’S. not generally known that the old Saracen’s Head, Warburton. Cheshire. »*. associated with the history the famous Dick Turpin.’’ Yet on the first floor the visitor shewn a quaint old bedroom in which, it &s«orted the highwayman ...
... The troubles the road used io Include Dick Turpin d Ms confreres. Dick Turpin In:-, vanished, but motorists ’.viil ccntimie to be “!ic!d up’' lens' gs they fit inferior tyres n ...
... walk round instead.” In all complete sketches of Dick Turpin Tom Kin plays important part and has to be shot for playing the traitor. On the night in question Tom was waiting for thfatal shot, but Turpin, whose thoughts had boon fully occupied with Bess ...
... assured, the identical weapon with which the real Dick Turpin shot the real Tom King 1757. . . . It was recently discovered frilling down the Old Plough at Little RiHng. noted haunt and hidmgnlace Turpin’s which was Ip'pt hie crand-parentt. The pistol is ...
... 11. Bret..orton, (Chupel Brown; T. Whaltey, H. 11. Brebhorton, (Turpin Green); J. and F. Rose. Sidesmen; Mows. E. Platt. R. Bretherton (( napel Brow). J. T. Whallev, H. Bret Horton (Turpin Grocn). F. Rose. R. Riding, E. Glover, W. Daw her. T. Marsden, ...
... days when the nineteenth century came in, but when the railway took the place of the coach Sateen String Jacks” and “Dick Turpins” found their occupation gone thing stands out iibove all others in the records of famous highwaymen. They were a short lived ...
... CHADWICK, 36, Garstang-road. Fuiwood. J. SARGENT, 15, AvenJiani-street, Prseton. FRED Derby Arms, Insldp. HT. BRETHERTON, Turpin Gxeen-laae, LsyUaeL ...
... Preston Royal Hippodrome. programme presented the Preston Itoyal Hippodrome this oonsistontly good Uirougbout. “Dick Turpin’s Itidc York” subject of a grand equestrian spectacle. The of the famous ride is enacted in five scenes, commencing at tho John ...
... Farington Villa, ; Leyland United, 3. Ley land Corinthiahs, 3 ; Farington Stanley. 2. Walmer Bridge, 4 , Ley laud St. James’. 4. Turpin Green Rovers, 8: Chorley St. George’s, 5; Ley land Parisli Church, 4 Leyland Wanderers, 2. i.eyland Leyland Albion, ; Villa ...