... every year. MR. MATHESON LANG AS DICK TDRPIN. Tlie notorious highwayman is here shown with his Black Bess in the film, Dick Turpin's Ride to York. LORD BYRON ON THE FILM.-- A PRINCE OF LOVERS. This Gaumont film is now being shown at the Philharmonic ...

... actually ate in what was once an upstairs stable but is now a most spick-and-span board room. George Du Cros, supported by Dick Turpin, presided at a happily informal lunch of many courses and the best specially imported from the far-away West into the wilds ...

... recently I was staying in an inn which, according to the most amusing wife of Mine Host, was one of the favourite 'aunts of Dick Turpin, and I'll show you the secret trap-door in the cellar what there is to the 'ole 'e 'id in and that bed in your room is the ...

... his man, and surrounded him. Then Multan, seeing the game was up, gave evidence of the character which had made him the Dick Turpin of the Frontier, the Beloved Budmash. He turned to the young men of his party. We are done, he told them. You are young ...

... wonderful means of carrying out spectacular coups. Pick up any newspaper, and you cannot fail to read of exploits which make Dick Turpin turn in his grave in envy. But it takes two to play that game, and the police have devised a number of interesting mystery ...

... kings very seldom drifted as far as his sister's house. The lash of the whip danced in the air, they passed an inn where Dick Turpin used to sleep, and the stranger told him a story of Hounslow. In those days Kensington and Westminster were parted and there ...

... built like a ship, with a main deck and quarter deck on the roof, and a tunnel running through the garden from which Dick Turpin was said to have escaped from his highwayman's expeditions on the Heath) the most familiar sight was to see Mr. John Gals ...

... of England. They are of varied achievements, in proof of which I may mention Sir William Broadbent and Captain Cook, Dick Turpin and Mother Shipton. Until I was sixteen and a half I was brought up on a farm, and when I decided that I would neither be ...

... the whole journey was done at top gear. The party included Messrs. H. and W. Du Cros, Charles Jarrott, D 'Arcy Baker, W. A. Turpin, Charles Pinnock, and Eustace Gray. Great interest was taken in the car all along the route. [Photograph by Campbell-Gray ...

... and a revival of the final pageant in their hectic careers at Marble Arch. What an attraction that would be Why, to see Dick Turpin or Jack Sheppard scragged in their boots, even Socialistic London would turn out in its millions. And then the previous scenes ...

... there's really no road in Great Britain that can quite compare with the Bath Road. It is true it has not been hallowed by Dick Turpin riding to York along it, but Beaux Nash and Brummel must have bounced over its pot-holes to good purpose, and that in itself ...

... Stewart. Seated Maj. Bampton, Col. Ballingal, Maj. C. Campbell, Gen. Gregory, H. Langhorne, Col. Field, Maj. Geary. D. A. Turpin. In front Capt. Bain, R. Johnstone, Capt. Law, Capt. Vachell, Maj. Sutherland, Capt. Bickford and Capt. C. Fraser \Nand Lal} ...