... TURPIN’S OAK Yesterday, in lopping off one of the branches of the old oak known Turpin’s Oak,” which stands the corner of lane leading into the Great North Road, nearly opposite the gates of F inchley Cemetery, several pistol bullets were found embedded ...

... Dick Turpin rests Dick Turpin. who _lnjured la siert hand &tending lad middleweight against Albert oqt will he unabw to Davit Sandi to an Empire title contest at Olympia on July S. ...

... DICK TURPIN-BOXER Boxing at Mile End Arena: Ten rounds: Dick Turpin (Leamington( beat Matt Flanks (Dalstoni: Ginger Ward (Leamington) beat Jerry Jones iCanning Town). stopped in fifth. Eight rounds: Morris Dennis (ex-A.B.A middle-weight champion. Canning ...

... TURPIN’S SECRET CHAMBER. The Plough Inn, at Little Ealing, which is over 500 years old, is being pulled down, and during cue demolition the workmen discovered a secret chamber lavishly furnished in old oak. Here it is supposed Turpin used to repair to ...

... Dick Turpin's Claim pAT O'CONNOR'S second victory mer George Davis has strengthened the Irishman', claims for a tilt for the midd!e-weight championship. When Davis recently removea George Howard from serious consideration his chance seemed paramount for ...

... DICK TURPIN SENTENCED. The eleven-year-old boy William Knight. of Wolverhampton, whose exploits at Birmingham. Cardiff, WernoMh. and Portland led a Weymouth magistrate to liken his escapades to those of Dick Turpin, yesterday sent to an indnetrMl school ...

... DICK TURPIN AND THE TELEPHONE, By A. B. COOPER. Possibly a niituher of people who saw a recent him, the of which is kid during the Stuart regime in England. bad no sense of 'hock when the heroine spoke to her lover over the telephone in the approved manner ...

... DICK TURPIN OF LEAMINGTON Dick Turpin. a coloured boxer from Leamington, gained a points victory over Jack Hammer (Northampton) in a 12- round contest at Northampton. The contest was entertaining throughout and It ran on fairly even lines, with Hammer ...

... DICK TURPIN OF WARWICK At a charity boxing tournament at Coventry Drill Hall a thrilling ten-round contest resulted in Alf Pass (Birmingham) eutpointing Terry MeTavick (Ireland). Sid Cook. the Coventry light-weight, was opposed by Charlie Yates (Derby) ...

... points when the Irishman retired. Dick Turpin Warwick) was outpointed by Jimmy Griffiths (Wales). Griffiths was more aggressive in the early rounds. and deservedly gained the decision with a straight left lead which Turpin failed to counter. Nei rarieton ( ...

... DICK TURPIN BACK HOLD-UP ON THE GREAI NORTH ROAD Dick Turpin returned to the Great North road on Saturday in the guise of a motor bandit. Drawing his car across the road near the Yorkshire boundary, he forced a competitor driving a four-seater open car ...

... MODEEN DICK TURPINS. Henry Charles Whitby, 24, labourer, living at Bam os, was charged at the South Western Police-court yesterday with being concerned in violently assaulting Thomas Graham, a stableman Putney Hill, and Hebert Clark, of the Karl* Sponc'r ...