... AT DICK TURPIN'S HOUSE OF CALL HOBBS AND DUCKWORTH-- MISS EDNA BEST'S BOYS IN THE GARDEN OF MISTLETOE FARM, A FAVOURITE RESORT OF DICK TURPIN MISS EDNA BEST (MRS. HERBERT MARSHALL) AND (below) WITH THE OLD STABLE KEY Photographs by William Davis Mr ...

... Peacocks of Bedfont, and represented the maidens as being turned into these yew-tree birds TURPIN'S RING AT HEMPSTEAD A remarkable group of trees at Hempstead where Turpin is said to have indulged in the pleasures of cock-fighting GILBERT WHITE'S ASPEN TREE ...

... DR. EDMUND HART TURPIN, MUS.DOC. Seated at the organ in St. Bride's Church, Fleet Street. Handel frequently played on this organ Copyright of The Taller ...

... for the Officers1 Families Fund. Below, Lady Smith-Dorrien goes through some of the gifts with Mrs. Greenway and Mrs. Turpin. Mrs. Turpin has a wonderful record as a voluntary worker she never missed a day's work with Lady Smith-Dorrien throughout the whole ...

... Muriel Fenwick until her marriage last spring to Sir John Thornycroft's younger son. All animals are her friends, and her dogs, Turpin and Charlie, are very favoured personalities. Bembridge and the Solent know Mr. and Mrs. Thornycroft exceedingly well. The ...

... P. Hudson of Bylaugh Hall, Norfolk, whose marriage takes place next month to Mr Clifford Julian Turpin, the eldest son of the Rev. J. J. and Mrs. Turpin, Parame, France _ ^Hi^S ...

... 2nd Lieut. G. H. Rolfe, 2nd Lieut. G. W. Baxter, 2nd Lieut. G. Simpkins; third row 2nd Lieut. G. B. Maltby, 2nd Lieut. A. E. Turpin, 2nd Lieut. W. A. Chislett, 2nd Lieut. C. Thompson, 2nd Lieut. F. L. Rolfe, 2nd Lieut. T. L. Hancock, 2nd Lieut. J. R. Budd ...

... Major D. H. Baker, Capt. C. W. Barrett, Lt.-Col. J. D. W. Millar, Lt.-Col. C. d'A. P. Consett, D.S.O., M.C., Capts. T. W. Turpin, C. J. Mair, P. C. Swindells. Back row: Lt. F. Parker, 2nd Lt. J. H. Shennan Lts. G. M. McLean, J. J. Wise, J. D. Robertson ...

... Not, however, that we need have worried very much about the pistols used by Mr. R. A. Roberts in his dramatic sketch, Dick Turpin, because the hero was fired at several times by mysterious persons on the other side of the window, and although he stood ...

... lure to artists of to-day as it was stated to have been to less reputable persons in the past. Amongst other highwaymen, Dick Turpin is said to have been one of its patrons. That famous High Toby man had catholic tastes in his houses of call, for so many ...

... the King. The mar riage of Miss Kath leen Walpole, the daughter of Sir Charles Walpole of Broadford, Chob- ham, to Mr. Denis Turpin of Lahore. India, has been an nounced for the 11th, and on the 17th there is the all-important one at St. Margaret's, Westminster ...

... the bicentenary of the death of the redoubtable Dick Turpin, of the famous gibbet near the village of Caxton, in Cambridgeshire. Caxton village stands on the main road between London and York Turpin must have passed through it on his famous ride. Actually ...