... THE JUVENILE DICK TURPIN. At the Exeter Police Court yesterday.before Mr. J. D. Harris (chairman), Mr. H. B. Varwell, Mr. J. Stocker, and Mr. J. Knapman, an eight-year-old boy, named Frank Worth) was again placed in the dock. He had been remanded from ...

... MODERN DICK TURPIN. Prisoner Escapes from Ashburton Lock-Up OFFICER LEFT IN THE CELL At Ashburton yesterday, Mr. P. F. S. Aineiy and Mr. S. Berry. Fredenck Rendell, about 21 years of age, said to be native of Torquay, was charged with being deserter the ...

... JUVENILE DICK TURPIN IN EXETER. Frank Worth, aged eight, appeared at the Exeter Police Court again yesterday. He had made four previous appearances. So short was he that he had to be stood on the seat in the dock in order that he might be seem. He was ...

... Motor-Car Dick Turpins France Paris police are looking for three men who. by the aid motor cars, made two daring robberies the Versailles-St. Germain road. I'irst the raiders held up a leather merchant, one of them seizing the horse's bridle while the ...

... The Rev. J. J. Turpin, 8.D.. lately rector and rural dean of Kenn. has accepted the living of Bayford, in the diocese of St. Albans. ' _ Sir Thomas Wilton,,who presented Cromwell House the ex-Service men Dartmouth u-ed as a club, has now given the British ...

... THE CINEMA - HOLSWORTHY - To-day: DICK TURPIN. Mon. (Sept. 24), Tues. and Wed.: CHARLES BOYER, JOHN LODER, MERLE OBERON, and BETTY STOCKFELD in THE BATTLE Emphatically a great picture and a Britisn one. The high peak is reached in an awe-inspiring ...

... TO-MORROW S SERVICES. EXETER CATHEDRAL.—IO.3O, Preb Bird; 5, Preb. Airy; 7, Eev. J. J. Turpin (Rector of Mamhead), BEDFORD CHURCH.—IO.4S and 6.30, Rev. W. Leeman. CHRIST CHURCH, Grosvenor Place (Free Church of England).—lo.4s and 6.30, Rev. G. Slater ...

... Furler, again interrupting, remarked that Mr. Turpin could not make a speech. Mr. Turpin : Certainly I am going to make a speech. Mr. Furler i And I object to that. He added that he should rule Mr. Turpin out of order without he was going to propose another ...

... Satterley, Wide-combe-, honey—C. Turpin; wild flowers—Mrs. Turpin. The awards were : Adults—Poultry—Old English game, cock—l, E. Mac Call; 2 and 3, Mrs. Turpin; do., hen—l, Mrs. Turpin; 2 E MacOall. Do., pullet—l, Mrs. Turpin; 2. J. Edworthy ...

... Urban Council, Mr. Turpin said he wished draw attention to a scurrilous statement which had been made during the election, contradicting statement (Mr. Turpin) had made with reference to former resolution the Council. Mr. Turpin argued that the resolution ...

... which had not been approached before. Mr. Turpin: splendid advertisement for the commencement of the season—(hear, :>l*?ar). their report, the Highway Committer stated ohat a letter had ibeen received from Mi W. Turpin. with reference to fee widening Paradise-road ...

... , and Lytton for Arram, and Defoe for Selkirk —that Harrison Afnsworth has done for Turpin. Study the contemporary 'Trial of the notorious Highwayman, Richard Turpin , at York Assizes . . . Taken down in court Mr, Thomas KjH, Professor of Shorthand' (York ...