... hall of the White Bear. I very much doubt if there is any justification based on sufficient authority for associating Dick Turpin with the Spaniards. All the associa tions with that famous highwayman are pro bably as valid as the blood of Rizzio on the ...

... and Deliver. By Elizabeth Villiers. (S. Paul 12s. 6 d.) Sketches, half-fiction, half-fact, of old-time heroes of the road, Turpin. Duval, Sheppard, and the unspeak able Jonathan Wild as a matter of course and a few lesser fry, like Richard Dudley and ...

... there were circumstances that helped him to win our favour his life in the forest, the fact that he was one against many. Dick Turpin just manages to wriggle into the heroic class by virtue of his great ride on Black Bess but it is his mare, really, who saves ...

... unspeakable horror, ruin to the land scape. Then we saw the maces of Roland and of Oliver, and the slippers of Archbishop Turpin, with many another relic more' trust worthy. I sat for an hour in the old library gazing at giant folios of fathers and schoolmen ...

... of Rubens and gave birth to one of his most vigorous and striking pictures. What romance still clings to the name of Dick Turpin Who knows that in after years our descendants may not cherish the same feelings of tender ness and admiration for some prominent ...