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... travelling, which was an uncomfortable business under any circumstances, a particularly hazardous under taking. The Dick Turpins, Claude Duvals, Captain Macheaths, and Jack Sheppards of that period have their counter parts to-day, and while methods have ...

... 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 Poon remembered only the slogan Ask a police man He was rescued. But not before he had heard a dulcet voice say Look Turpin's arrived, and the answer, Do 3'ou think they'll ever kiss and make it up Then came a masculine question What's blown in ...

... Hacklorth-Jones, illustrated George IV by the incomparable II. M. Buteman. Christmas Convoy a lively addition The Shade of Dick Turpin repeats bis by Webster Murray. ride to York The modern version Simple Savage Story by Dole depicted by Frank R. Grey. Collins ...

... THE SPANIARDS. HA MPS TEA D 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 ...

... Great Britain and Ireland), Ltd. P 886 7 HE SPANIARDS HAMPSTEAD achieved f?me as a highwayman's inn, being the resort of Dick Turpin, and was. visited by the little mere legendary Mrs. Bardell, the plaintiff in the Pickwick trial. It was also the rendezvous ...

... feather- small camel's hair and beaver marquise and Dick Turpin hats for travelling and every-d ty wear are to be worn these in dark and very pale shades, especially grey. The brim of the Dick Turpin hat, which is a little larger than the marquise, is caught ...

... 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 ...

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 C. official assures us in which Dick Turpin was born, was auctioned at Saffron Walden the other day and withdrawn at 280 in spite of a spy-hole in the floor of an upstair room, guaranteed by the agents.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

... Black Bess), and, after an exchange of incivilities, was relieved of his property. Are we in for a spell of Daimler Dick Turpins and Morris-Cowley Claude Duvals And if so, how, I wonder, will the young ladies who sigh for the good old days (and there ...

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