... medalist at the Columbia College is George Turpin. It is awarded to outstanding in scholarship, and • vl literary, and religious life and athl ef of the college. , > The Rev. Geo. Turpin son of - ..by. Jos. Turpin, of 60, Macklin-street, . went in June, ...

... recently that Harrison Ainsworth’s fine description of Dick Turpin’s rid© to York Rookwood '■), which captured oar boyish imagination, had more fiction in than fact; that, short, there never was Dick Turpin, that the dashing highwayman hod rent existence. As ...

... giddiness, was he not? Witness: Yes. But the stairs were very awkward. Dr. Turpin said the deceased died from dislocation the vertebrae. The Coroner: In plain English a broken neck ? Dr. Turpin : Yes. Tho jury returned verdict of Accidental death. ...

... cart as mourners. Turpin's connection with our district appears to be due entirely to an identity of family name, an identification about as justifiable as it Would be to associate the owner of Black Bess With that Archbishop Turpin, who is the reputed ...

... friends last night, Mrs. Eliza Turpin (83), of Fisher-street, Allenton, was in collision with a motor-car near the Allenton trolley omnibus terminus. The car was driven by Mr. John Johnson, of New-road, Chellaston, and Mrs. Turpin suffered head injuries. She ...

... TOWN AND COUNTY GOSSIP The Dick Turpin Legend.—Not One, but Many Turpins.—The Derbyshire Dick Turpin,—Nevison's Adventure at Bridge.—Terror of the Peak District.—The Renewal of the Surrey Matches with Derbyshire Give a story of picturesque villainy a ...

... ARMED MEN HOLD UP MOTORIST ANOTHER OUTRAGE BY DICK TURPINS ON ' BY-PASS MONEY OR — AREA SCOURED BY FLYING SQUAD fODERN Dick Turpins have *- just held up another motorist near London —at Bushey, a district famed in old coaching days for the underground ...

... this (Tuesday) afternoon, Coun, limes, that Mrs. Turpin, the wife of their medical officer at Alvaston, was one Hie latest •victims of small-pox. She had been removed the Isolation Hospital, Dr. Turpin did not know how his wife had come in contact with ...

... his cart as mourners. Turpin’s connection with our district appears to be due entirely to identity of family name, an identification about as justifiable as it would be to associate the owner of Black Bess with that Archbishop Turpin, who M the reputed author ...

... MIDDLE MAN MODERN DICK TURPIN, SAYS MR. FRANK ROWE England lias become a paradise for the profiteer. said Mr. Frank Rowe, prospective Labour candidate for the South Derbyshire Division, speaking at Newhall last night. After attacking Mr. Chamberlain's ...

... medical officer of health for the district. Three applicants in Dr C. F. Druitt, Dr. D. W. M. Turpin, and Dr. S. P. Mort were interviewed, and eventually Dr, Turpin was elected. The position carries with it a salary of £3O per annum. ...

... down crying, and said his grandmother was not breathing. Witness satisfied himself this was true, and then sent tor Dr. Turpin.—Dr. Turpin now stated that death was due to heart failure, following chronic bronchitis, in which the jury concurred. ThOS. LLOYD ...