... Ltd., Scotch Whisky Distillers, Kilmarnock, Scotland. DICK TURPIN: The Spaniard's, Hampstead Heath. Built in 1630 a favourite haunt of the picturesque highwayman Dick Turpin. Shade of Dick Turpin: Ah, 'Johnnie Walker' if only I had been alive to rob you ...

... f lpMCIil THE SPANIARDS HAMPSTEAD achieved fame as a highwayman's inn, being the resort of Dick Turpin. and was visited by the little more legendary Mrs Bardell, the plaintiff in the Pickwick trial. It was also the rendezvous of many real notabilities ...

... Ltd., tV, H. Chaplin Co., Ltd., PORT THE SPANIARDS, HAMPSTEAD achieved fame as a highwayman's inn, being the resort of Dick Turpin. end was visited by the little more legendary Mrs Bardell, the plaintiff in the Pickwick trial. It was also the rendezvous ...

... This ancient hostel, so popular to-day with motorists, is the legendary rendezvous of that famous Knight of the Road, Dick Turpin, and was in later times the meeting-place of many famous men. Here Oliver Goldsmith loved to sit and drink its nut-brown ale ...

... Human. Marionette. y MR. GRAHAM'S LITTLE STAGE V S MR. GRAHAM IN VARIOUS CHARACTERS, INCLUDING MR. HARRY LAUDER x AS DICK TURPIN AS A FIRE BRIGADE MAN One of the funniest entertainments I have seen for many a day is Mr. Walter Graham's marionette business ...

... interesting about Turpin is that when he came to what Moll Flanders calls the steps and the string (1739), he chatted with the hangman for a full half-hour before being swung off topic unknown, but showing, whatever it was, that Mr. Turpin was less dumb than ...

... the design being formed in coloured pebbles. I j| According to tradition, the Inn was a hiding place of the notorious Dick Turpin. f The Spaniards was in those days a chosen resort of the quality, being r. within comfortable driving distance of town ...

... Art, Ltd., at 139, New Bond Street, W. The showrooms, which occupy five lloors, are fitted in the most lavish style. M. Paul Turpin, who conceived the idea of this palatial emporium, haa, been engaged upon decorative work in this country for over fifteen ...

... THE SPANIARDS HAMPSTEAD achieved fame as a highwayman's inn, being the resort of Dick Turpin. and was visited by the little more legendary Mrs Bardell. the plaintiff in the Pickwick trial. It was also the rendezvous of many real notabilities, such as ...

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... THEATRE, KINGSWAY. DAILY 1.45 to 10.30 p.m. (SUNDAYS 6 to 10.30 p.m.) FEBRUARY 8, 9 10. MATHESON LANG ISOBEL ELSOM in DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK. THOMAS MEIGHAN in CAPPY RICKS. CONRI T AIT'S Enquiries for PrmTT- ciai Engagements, FAMOUS w'y- The Secretary ...

... from 2 to 10.45 p.m. (SUNDAYS from 6 to 10.30 p. in.. New Programme.) OCTOBER 1, 2 3. MATHESON LANG and ISOBEL ELSOM in DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK; THE CHORUS LADY, etc. VAUDEVILLE. EVENINGS 8.30. MATINEES MON., WED. SAT. at 2.30. THE PUNCH-BOWL. Revue ...