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... DICK TURPIN UP-TO-DATE IN AMERICA. the up has-occuired on Philadelphia, when travelling toward mounted on motor ern Dick Turpi , mobile and ordered OVCrtook hSh wayman wore l,t Hal stop. The highhand, and Mr Hall ? ft pist °i mTn obedience to order* ...
... There are still two Boer irreconoilables in Ceylon. Modern Dick Turpins.—The modern highwayman, says the Autocar, is not only enterprising, but really up to date in his methods, if a report which comes from America is to believed. A New York resident ...
... Insidious and Irrelevant. Dick Turpin is blamed—suppose—by some plain-minded person for consuming the means of other people’s living. Nay,” says Dick to the plain-minded person, observe how beneficently and pleasantly I spend whatever I get! Yes, Dick ...
... 'iflE PEOPLE’S .TOrmyrAL. SATPRPAY. 10. 190* BITING MICKIE.” SCOTLAND’S “DICK TURPIN.” desperado unique career. STILL ALIVE AND HEARTY. arrangement •ilh Mr P. M'Neil, Tranent, the hi.tory of lliie ettraonliuary man, told himeolf, ie the Molueire property ...
... 22 J. A. CAMPBELL a ev. i BRN GOS VE Cale. Ixsrrruren 1895. FR. W. WHITRMBAD, ___| EDMUND H. TURPIN. F.RC Complete Staff of HEAD and MR Teachine will he REST’ MET at the New Ad, o ...
... eee CAMPRRT if oo & VAL nd in | —— a. ic YERNESS _ Inevrrores 1895. Fr. W. A.R Visitor—Dr EDMUND H. TURPIN. ¢.RC , Complete Rtaff o om fer. W. WHITER and Ma FRAN Tesching will he RESUMED at the New Ad on on Mowpvay, 29th August. ...
... protean actor of rare versatility. Mr Roberts should know his own capabilities, and, written by himself, his sketch, Dick Turpin, affords him full opportunity for the display of his abilities- He introduces the piece as Jacob Sly, a Bow Street runner ...
... what he found very few people could do. He had great pleasure in calling upon Dr Turpin from Trinity College, London, to address th« meeting. (Loud applause.) Dr Turpin, who met with a very cordial reception, said he was very glad to return to Aberdeen ...
... Mir G. Hall, a wealthy New York resident, accompanied three ladies, was travoHin? towards Philadelphia when a modern Dick Turpin, mounted a motor cycle, overtook the automobiie and ordered Hall to stop. The highwayman wore a mask, and held pistol in big ...
... Lindsay,” Mias M'Donald ; reading, “ Faithless Nelly Gray,” Mr Fullerton; song, “ La»g, langtyne,” Miss Keith ; reading, “Tom turpin,” Mr Gillies. An enjoyable evening was spent. ...
... fined 20s and costs for neglecting his work at Rockingham Colliery, where was employed as ropo lad. The boy was reading Dick Turpin's Ride to York when train a empty cars came along and caught the stopper, causing the operations the i>it to be impeded ...
... HALL, BE “woe « ee J. A. CAMPBELL the VV BES auni- LAND, tion. SCHOOL OF M Principal—Mr Fa. W. WHITE 5 Visitor -Dr EDMUND H. TURPIN, F.R. ...