... Turpin ORIGINS DICK TURPIN'o iliiUlock has been handed over for salvage at Yeovil. Dick Turpm. famous highwayman and collector of roadway bric-a-brac, was born in 1706 at Hempstead. Essex, where his father kept an alehouse. Apprenticed to the butchering ...

... Turpin [ORIGINS rj'HIEVES have removed the two-cwt. famous sign of Cock Inn. Sibson, Warwickshire, reputed hide-out of Dick the highway robber, whs had the decency to wear masK. Richard Turpin was born 1706 at Hempstead. Essex, where his father kept a ...

... TURPIN RELIC. TWwb*» »• bothboticitr tba at tha Kamdatr lan. Aaaburr. lorpm'B, h»»e aat at reat b* -n Tha mnaiaban .lata that l> • ...

... Dick Turpin ORIGINS THE cottage at He;npstead, Essex, in which Dick Turpin is reputed to have been born, is for sale This probably the last of the cottages which the famous highwayman first saw the light. Dick Turpin, whose popularity and exploits are ...

... Dick Turpin ORIGINS SMALL-HOLDER, writing in weekly paper, refers to the present day chicken thieves as modern Dick Turpins. although in fairness to the famous highwayman, he did have the decency wear a mask. Richard Turpin was born 1706 at Hempstead ...

... Dick Turpin ORIGINS LONDON magistrate a bag-snatcher as modern Dick Turpin. Dick Turpin, whose popularity and exploits are very much over-rated, was born in 1706 Hemstead. Essex, where his father kept a public house. He was apprenticed a butcher but ...

... Dick Turpin ORIGINS -m M.P. describe* profiteers » Dick Turpins, ovenot- piC gether that the at Turpin did have the wear a mask. etf{ort» whose popularity are much over-rated. in 1705 at where his father V, house. He was *cj butcher but became $ stealer ...

... A TURPIN RELIC. Doubt.* aa the authenticity of the sislal found at tbs Inn, Banbnie. being Dick a, base been set at real by an expert report. The •take that pistol war undoubtedly manufactured ITS* end is of ygiy fine workmanship throughout. It ia do ...

... DICK TURPIN SAYS NO Mr George Middleton. manager Dick Turpin 'Leamington) yesterdaydenied that Turpin had accepted four-figure offer to defend his British Empire middle-weight championship against. Dave Sands, the Australian champion, Australia this ...

... WHY NOT DICK TURPIN? Members of Parliament and MisS Statues. In the House of Commons yesterday » Foot asked the Premier if he was aware * no statue of either Sir John Eliot or Jc Pym had been erected within the precincj: the House, and whether, having ...

... British championship match. Turpin who weighed stone lb. Hart's 11 stone 51 lb. was a decisive winner, and only the Croydon boxer's nluck kept him on his feet the final gong. The contest offered a great, contrast in styles. Turpin. using an accurate left ...

... AN AMATEUR DICK TURPIN. Edwin Ellis. If*, warehouse boy. waa j charged at Clerkenwell Wednesday with stealing, on June, from a safe a store-room at 163, Great College Street. Camden Town, IBs. the money his employer. Henry James Pars, a pawnbroker. ...