... JOHN WALKER SONS, LTD., Scotch Whisky DICK TURPIN The Spaniards,'' Hampstead f Heath. Built in 1630 a favour ite haunt of the picturesque highwayman, Dick Turpin. Shade of Dick Turpin Ah, 'Johnnie Walker' if only I had been alive to rob you of a bottle ...

... The High(one)way Man Prosaic Gentleman (as Dick. Turpin's ghost approaches) Are you not aware, sir, that this is a one way thoroughfare? BY FRANK R. GREY ...

... country, Dick Turpin used to stay at the Crooked Billet Inn at Iver Heath, near Windsor, which is shortly to be closed, though not (oddly enough) destroyed. The inn is so old that some of its window-panes are of horn. Over and above the Turpin business, there ...

... highways as they become more and more suitable for motor traffic? I am afraid he will. I should be very sorry for the modern Dick Turpin who tried to ride to York along the Great North Road. 1 foresee the da}' when police will be posted along our roads urging ...

... C. official assures us in which Dick Turpin was born, was auctioned at Saffron Walden the other day and withdrawn at 280 in spite of a spy-hole in the floor of an upstair room, guaranteed by the agents. Mr. Turpin, despite his enduring legend and his ...

... daughter, J Geraldine (Adele Dixon icho help provide the fun in Lucky Break irk Love's awakening. He of the Greek profile is Paul Turpin (David Hutcheson), and the blonde bombshell is Jessie James June Clyde), an American actress of charm Hi-Diddle Diddle (Comedy ...

... and to have been a regular halt for the barge of Queen Elizabeth when that evil crone wanted a quick one. Naturally Dick Turpin hid from the runners in a secret cellar. That boy hid in every olde pubbe from Land's End to John o' Groats, which may explain ...

... very satisfying. They have demolished Alfred's cakes and Bruce's spider and Philip Sidney's pannikin of water, and even Dick Turpin's ride to York. Why shouldn't he have ridden to York? I have ridden to York (in a two-seater car) my self. Therefore I am ...

... whenever the weather allows, and all through the summer Alfred is burning cakes, King Charles is losing his head, and Dick Turpin is riding to York amid general rejoicings. However much we refuse to admit it, we most of us like dressing up. We rather fancy ...

... White urging Norseman into a gallop on the Great North Road te;ause he is cutting it a bit fine for the 3.30 at York. Dick Turpin wouldn't be in it with these splendid sportsmen. Bad Men's Blarney Taxi-drivers apart, tliere is no one so gifted in the art ...

... dear old mentor, Miss Barbour. SECOND CHILDHOOD By A. C. Barrett Customer You mean to say that this is the skull of Dick Turpin My good man, this is the skull of a child Curio Dealer Yeth, ith's 'is skull ven 'e vos a leetle poy 1 WET PAINT (concluded) ...

... the gentleman who has just been fined for hiding a bottle of scent in his pyjamas will be a romantic figure, rivalling Dick Turpin and Jack Sheppard in the affections of the reading public. Even that arch-bandit, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, may appear ...