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... his twain, had galloped speed through the spacious market-place, and whether a it was John Gilpin redivivus or esoaping, ‘Turpin-wise, from justice, the sleeps Thirsk people could not decide. ...
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THE CAPITOL. MEAN VOOD. ro N'K.HT. I>OlM»TlIY DF.VOKC !i4
... SATURDAY. GLORIA SWANSON in BLUESEAR !S 8th. WIFE.” MUSICAL (INTERLUDE “SCHUBERT.’ A GREAT SUCCESS. r ATRE DE LUXE, KIRKGAT TURPIN in TUE enue K OF ms 2 te 1 fal moh le ARAB) PICTURS HOUSE, TOWE New Briggate. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) APTERNCON. tm addition to ...
STEALING COAL TO SELL
... TO SELL Six unemployed men—Oswald S. Adamson, George Draper. and George Younger, of Ferrybridge. George Lightowler, Thomas Turpin. and George Clegg. of Knottingey— were fined 10s. each at Castleford to-day on charges of jointly stealing of coal, Value ...
SAVED 23 LIVES
... hie ard the chief engineer sav to the stat he could pet steam e could the ship hat he did not hear the ( : anything in repl TURPIN INN E CLOSE Ve fas Hotel he +f to hy the oldest tavern in Eny- } 1 with the possible exception of one at Chie ter ' ty be ...
FREE 'PHONE CALLS
... firstround National Tramways Shield tie with Liverpool City Tramways, at Bracken Edge. Leeds, next Monday (kick off 2.30):—5. Turpin: J. Kelly, O. Newton; J. Greenwood. H. Gregson. W. Keech: H. H. Wilson. R. Lovatt, P. Hancock, P. Welford, H. Winkle. ...
where Rots made the Bishop of lord “dance in his well was only load im at mencement of t century
... the Bishop of lord “dance in his well was only load im at mencement of t century when the Earl 0 of Carlisle erected Dick Turpin and Nevineon, the hi were active in their time on this roa ec dale. A casual | 8 evidence of a end other of ttisher being ...
Padtide Hall, in NiddertUle. where Dick Turpi* is nid to have called on one occasion, and which is the subject ..
... Pedside Hall, in Nidderdale, where Dick Turpin is said to have called on one occasion, and which is the subject of en article on this page. Leurence Housman, the playwright. writing in “John London's Weekly,” re- veals why his brother, A. E. Housman, ...
THE YORKSHIRE EVENING POST, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1923. is. 3d.; Clreie is. 10d
... 1704. a is DEWSBUR' ROAD. 6.45 and 8.50. RVING CUARANGS in “CAMERON of the ROYAL MO: A Picture of Adventure and Thrills. Ben Turpin MONTY BA ae Smee OF Wallace Reid @ cast WORLD'S CHAMPION ” BO LAN Goat INEMA, 1,30 te 19.30. in MOONLI “The oa. AND ls. 3a ...
Bars in Chimney
... Bars in Chimney. Near this row of cells is another made famous as_ bein the temporary home of Dick Turpin. tis a large room, ‘‘ com- plete wit conveniences,” which stone seats and a fireplace, though there are iron bars in the chimvey inspired by the ...
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... desperate To be periectly candid, Turpin was nothing but a murderous ruffian. Jick, I grieve to bo compelled to state, is not in the picture with his of Deadwood. Thus is the home product excelled by foreizn imitations! ‘Turpin was born of buinble bat nest ...
ANOTHER NEW EXPLOSIVE
... OTHER NEW EXPLOSIVE The inventor of melinite, so long used in the French army and navy, M. Eugene Turpin is said to have dis- covered a new and more powerful powder than any- thing yet available for the army and navy. He says that it is much superior ...
READY-MADE FUNERAL
... the’ funeral of his victim and himee! Emanuel Tu % of nolet, a Paris wards commit! suburb, wh: enicide. is m er and after- Turpin oe in advance two coffins, and the crime was it wae found that crowns,’ the bed of his oa had been carefully d in the coffn ...