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... AMATEUR DICK TURPIN. Edward Ellis, 16, a warehouse bey, was charged at Clerkenwell, yesterday, with stealing on June from a safe in a store-room at 168, Great College-etreeL. Camden Town, £142. 10s., the money of his employer, Henry Pars, a pawnbroker ...
... notorious highwayman, Richard Turpin, at York Assizes; Taken down in Court by Mr. Thomas Kyll, Professor of Shorthand (York. 1739), together with Turpin's own Last Confession, and in the whole book there is no mention of Turpin's horse, or of a ride to ...
... by night as well as by day. Formerly, he said, they had Dick Turpin and Jack Sheppard frightening people to death, and now they bad a different kind of highwayman, who was even worse. Turpin did give the people two alternatives, Your money or your life ...
... down is the association of Dick Turpin with his famous mare Black Bess. I wonder how many novels and plays have been founded upon the episode of Turpin's ride to York! You remember the story and its tragic setting. Turpin was hard pressed so he fled to ...
... George Barrow, governor of H.M. prison at Shepton Mallet since 1897, was remanded on a charge of forging receipts. Mr. A. T. Turpin, from the Home-office, spoke to the investigation of the accounts, and stated that the deficiency was over £l5O. It is alleged ...
... Segar Men Kate Rimmer, Mrs. Greens, Mrs. 'Wilson, Mrs. Duerdia, Mrs. Aspinall, Mrs. Cooper, Miss Adams, Mrs. Cualiffe, Mhs Turpin, Mrs. Marshal, Mrs. and Miss Crocker, Miss Norman, Min Ball. Mrs. Street. Mrs. Brooks. Mrr. Greep, Mn. Belyes, Miss Belies ...
... WILLIAM HARRISON AINSWORTH. That breathless story Rookwood, wherein for all time Dick Turpin makes his famous ride to York, has just been issued in their excellent Windsor Edition of Ainsworth's works by Messrs. Gibbings and Co. Special interest and ...
... Stanley Thornton who died July the 1900, at the Winslow Hotel, Walton. (Safe in arms of Jesus.)—T. F. TURPIN—In loving memory of Matthew, son of Mattle! Turpin, Liverpool, late of D.E.O.V. Rifles, CaPet 4 l7,i who died at Kimberley August Ist, 1900. (Regr e ...
... shot, scoring baH'»-ey©- The Senate the University have appointed Mr. John Adams, Glasgow, Professor Education, and Dr. E. H. Turpin, Dean the Faculty of Music. The 15th concert the season the Manchester and Salford Court and Alley Concerts will be given ...
... stormy in the morniue bet Sue in afternoon. In the clam F. Cittins, jun., put in a win. and book the Seat sweep SI net; A. G. Turpin, 84 net, won ;he seasad sweep, wink in the second C. H. Ratcliffe secured Um' in. Result: — FIRST-CLASS. p. Gittioa, jun. ...
... of New York! So you are Mr. Titriiin, r I 'eked as I am that lie was a tninip forty 3cars Old MO look • bit tough. I am Turpin, the highwaymas! lie anew unit. Never heard of you before. What your special line, Richard l• I want money! There's no ...
... COVERNND GOVERNOR, bd At on Mallet Police Cour Barrow, Governor prison at Shepton Mail wea was on a charge fo eeipts, Mr. A. T. Turpin, trom 1 stated the deficr ‘ever one hundred and fifty pounds. ao Oey weary, that prisoner borrowed the a MIDLAND LI _ WEW ...