... DICK TURPIN. Hate's moos wawa 7 I a it !— ( laa g hter sod applauss). Mr. C. W. Crossley proposed and Cor. Sykes seconded the re-election of Mr. R. Whitworth se president, which was heartily agreed to. Mr. Whitworth, replying, mild his head was not ...

... DICK TURPINS ! Christmas nigh* policeman saw three boys standing in a doorway in London-road, South■vark. Ono them (Percy Rich, 16 years) had a revolver in hig hand ; another (Maurice Cooper, 15) was an electric torch. The third youth, William Taylor ...

... DICK TURPINS WALLET. Dick Turpin’s wallet, which has recently come the possession of the Yorkshire Philosophical Society, and been placed in the museum, is capacious receptacle, composed of stout leather. It is in a fairly good state of preservation, ...

... The Modern Dick Turpin and Mr. Rill, the General Secretary, dealing with the question of the present industrial crisis, makes a few per tinent remarks respecting the same, and I back him in every ward he says. We have enough coal in our country to supply ...

... READING “DICK TURPIN.” Ripon, yesterday, Ambrose Benson, seventeen, printer's assistant, of West'bonrnegrove, Ripon, was charged on remand with stealing a silver Geneva w’atch, value 205., from a bedroom a house Harrogateroad, Ripou, February 16th, Supt ...

... “DICK TURPIN” AT ROTHERHAM. The vivacious and popular Lillie Langtry is at the Rotherham Hippodrome, and soon made herself at homo with the crowded audiences last night. The chief item on the bill is “Dick Turpin’s Ride to York.” There was abundant material ...

... DICK TURPIN'S PROPOSED MEMORIAL TO FAMOUS HIGHWAYMAN. A memorial highwayman sounds rather startling proposition to come from a peaceful Yorkshire village, even in these days of multitudinous commemorations; but nevertheless the suggestion has been put ...

... DICK TURPIN REDIVIVUS., ASKED MAN WITH REVOLYER KOLDS Up TWO WOMEN. (BY GUR PRIVATE occurred near Jarrow. A sensational highway robbery is reported to have Tt is stated that two women. who were cycling to South Shields, were stopped at a lonely spot by ...

... DICK TURPIN'S CAVE. The Matlock explorers ac extending th.:r field of research, and Mr J. C. Goodell, the seertart of the Wale* Naturalists' &okra, has paid a rent to Wingfield, which is famed far its ruined tenor. Mr Goodall told • Mattock rorreepoodent ...

... MODERN DICK TURPIN. The 11 yearold boy. Winom Knight. of Wolverhauiptrui, 11 e explode at Dirrn• iVeC7truo.LugibWmaguen°tutraht.e saidt Itrittia'hids (*.spades to those of Erick TnrpEn, was sent to an industrial school fur fly* years by the Wigton ...

... depraved villian and murderer, whose life was unredeemed by one spark of nobility or virtue. Richard Turpin was born 1707, his being John Turpin, of Thackstead, in Essex, having received some education, was an early age apprenticed to butcher in hitechapel ...

... THE DICK TURPIN INFLUENCE. The cinema pictures, and of such characters at. Dick was alleged his father have affected Alfred Clarence Jeffetsoa, a youn» man, who appeared Hull Police Court before Hail Swoons A- H. Cajvor. Prisoner was changed with breaking ...