... 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 ...

... R. R. A. ROBERTS RETURNS AS DICK TURPIN. There would not be very much romance left 1f we studied overybody and everything in the And though, at light of cold, historical fact. the back of our minds, we know Dick Turpin to have been rather an unlovely scoundrel ...

... Ainsworth, who made Turpin ona of the chief figures in his romance of “ Rookwood.” who is responsible for the extraordinary idess regard. ing Turpin’s character which still exist in the popular fancy, and for the belief that Turpin was tho hero of the ...

... deemed it expedient to have him conveyed to Whilst incarcerated there, Turpin wrote to his at Thackstead, Essex, askin, him to “cook” him a character. But, unfortun: for Turpin, his brother did not recognise the handwriting on the ferring to keep the ...

... who after wards became the important poiné in Turpin’s later history. He was apprenticed to a butcher, and later set up in the samo trado for himself. having married, about 1730, a girl named Palmer, Turpin did his business by cattle from the countryside ...

... fine golfing resort. The Heath understood to hare been one of the happy hunting grounds Dick Turpin, and presumably the course will come to known Dick Turpin'e also. ...

... October 27, 1910. TURPIN 2 the howe at tk by Nope et aad Leeds for * E LOWER BY Hope Bevs. said two events of of the iste A wet ee 4 weekly. If | ...

... THE TURPIN OF CTION, Thu Mr. Smith, the the anthorities, and travelled to ork Cane, where he identified Turpin from amongst all there. another man, who have known in well, abd who war called in to ident him, This man js not T ; Twill bet half a on it ...

... ugk seit was foule itd Just one OF oO! thors be to prove that’ Dick Turpin an hen that some of us ture him to have been. Why, man, I myself have slept in no less than éhree from ‘Turpin wade daring Were fe told me the and then left candle to over —— ‘is ...

... Poynton, Mills; Dixon. ‘Cromiand, Beattie, LEIGH an leony Perar 8 Walton, wei ee —At York—Leo; Dennis, Batten, YORK right, and 4 Turpin; Banks, Frence, Neylor, Lupton, Bons qed Meares; ana Buiter, Callin Daley, Price CUATLLENGE UGBY UNION. Hamilton. Gb Gale ...

... favour with For — yg he played tho part well, gaining much wanted to buy « goed horse at able to sell ' As @ matter of fact, Turpin was ly, because he stole wees he sold m Yorkshire. He people of gaod position. way in the hunting field, and owe went eae ...

... Austin, whe put p of into their business. Sweet are couple songs rendered by Millie Howell, a character vocalist. A 1 Dick Turpin scena is presented by the Westbrooks, who sing and dance well, and are worthy of a better place in the bill. Equally successful ...