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... BULLETS FOUND IN TURPIN'S OAK, In lopping off a branch of the old oak known as ‘‘Turpin’s Oak,” near TFinchley Cemetery, several pistol bullets were found embedded in the 'wood. In the records of Dick Turpin’s trial at York it is mentioned that 1t was ...
... LAST OF ''DICK TURPIN'S TRES.’' On Saturday the last remaining portions were removed of a famous old elm which was known to all lovers of Blackheath and the surrounding country as ‘“ Dick Turpin’s Tree.”” Tradition goes that the famwous highwayman used ...
... ALLIES v. BULLIES. ‘““ Poliey of Dieck Turpin, Charles Peace, and the Immortal Crippen.” Speaking at a recruiting meeting at Keighley last night, Mr. Charles Duncan, Labour M.P. for Barrow, said the present war was a war of aggression. The German Chancellor ...
... sister said that her brother often told her he should like to be Dick Turpin or a pirate and kill people. He aleo said he bad been to Hampstead Ileath to trace the route Dick Turpin took as described in a bock he had read. ; The jury returned a verdict ...
... ‘PENNY DREADFULS.’ Boy who Wanted to be Dick Turpin or a Pirate. ...
... WAKEFIELD MINER INJURED. Samuel Turpin, miner, Streethouse, has been admitted to the Clayton Hospital suffering from a crushed back aund wounds on the forehead sustained by a fall of roof at Snydale pit. ’ 2 James Drinkell, an old man, who at Batley a ...
... The wife in the past was regarded as portable property; she is now regarded as insupportable property. There are the Dick Turpins of Piccadilly; their formula is, “ Your money or your wife.” —“Truth.” ...
... Battalion West Riding Regiment, attached to the 11th Northern Division (New Army). At the inquest later, Quartermaster-Sergeant Turpin said Haseldene had been wor‘ried, being afraid of making mistakes, and ‘suffered from neuralgia and gleeplessness. His superior ...
... disposition of the property:— £5OO to Mr. Charles James Noble, as executor. A life amnuity of £lOO to his house| , Elizabeth Turpin, of Gransden Lodge, Highbury-crescent, N, £ to his head gardener, William Gates. £2OO to his coachman, Thomas Hills. £lOO ...
... week—Turpin and MeNully—both of whom justified their inclusion on that occasion. Batley won the toss, and Plimmer set the ball in motion. Narey obtained, and, breaking through, got to the centre before he was pulled up by a paes forward. Turpin chowed ...
... Shadows,” showing at the Savoy Picture House. ‘‘The Fatal Scar” is a thriliing story of love and adventure, gnd ‘“Pimple’s Dick Turpin ™ is very amusing, For the latter half of the week a charming Irish :tory, replete with humorous and pathetic incidents, entitled ...
... chiefly in favour of the visiters, whose superior passing quickly asserted itself. Some useful work was “done by Warters and Turpin, and then York got going, but lost ground by a forward pass by Herridge and once more York were called on to.defend. A promising ...