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... thing. You've got to keep out of Turpin's way. I only hope you haven't done him irreparable damage by your idiocy last night. Archie was desperately penitent. I know I behaved like a cad. I'll go and grovel to old Turpin as soon as they let me up. But ...
... site of the old toll gate, and is said (although the connection is not strikingly obvious) to commemorate the exploit of Dick Turpin, who jumped the gate in question. ...
... furnished. Here Mrs. James (ALETHA ORR) is listening to Tommy Turtle LESLIE HENSON expatiating on an objet d art, while Paul Turpin (DAVID HUTCHESON) and Blotch CHARLES STONE are in support. J. 1 He appearing ana disappearing divan-bed ajfords jun. Jessie ...
... interfered with the perfectly timed run of Dick Turpin on his right. Someone asked the owner of Mandritsara if, in the event of having been second with his horse, he would have objected to Guiscard, assuming Dick Turpin had remained in the background. Certainly ...
... Spinney; arid W. W. Collins's Moonlit Village, a very sympathetic night study. Oswald Moser's picture of Dick Turpin's Ride f] shows Turpin crossing the river Nen near North- ampton during his famous ride. Whether this H great piece of horsemanship was ...
... son. The e Hughesdens' Hampstead tions by the Luftwaffe, to live in a newly-acquired farmhouse at Thaxted e dwelling of Dick Turpin. cry is Florence Desmond's ;n Elizabeth from the film lgs a historical parody on es with complete volte-face e Dietrich in ...
... 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 ...
... enjoyable journey. They are Messrs. P. Stanley Price, A. Gray, J. M. Lodder, R. D. F. Wild, J. R. Rotherham, H. M. Kelly, P. G. Turpin and I. M. Wilson. ...
... standing 445 ft. above sea-level. At one time, despite its eminence, it was a tavern frequented by riff-raff, the notorious Dick Turpin being one of its most frequent habitues. There is a potential danger of this place of historic and aesthetic interest being ...
... for Scandal, at the Kingsway THE GENTLEMAN OF THE ROAD AND THE NOBLEMAN OF THE TOWN Mr. Edmund Willard as the noble Dick Turpin, the polished Mr. Alan Jcayes as the wicked Earl, and Mr. George Volaire as the futile poet, who are all in love with Miss ...
... Club camp. Mr. Henry Wynmalen gave a demonstration. PAVERSHAM Horse Show and Gymkhana. Top left, Miss N. Stratton on Dick Turpin, light-weight hunter and Silver Cup winner top right, Miss Jean M. Butler on Cavalcade, who won the Children's Jumping Competition ...
... 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 ...