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... MODERN DICK TURPIN. At Leigh on Saturday Percy Doherty, aged 18, Leigh, formerly assistant to a Leigh baker, was committed to Liverpool Assizes for stealing his late master's horse, valued at £15. It was alleged that during Thursday night the accused ...
... LADY DICK TURPIN. BROUGHT TO BAY AT LAST. MISS LENTON'S ADVENTURES Mi* Lilian Lenton, the 22 year old suffragist whose remarkable career as militant has made her one of the best known of the younger members of the W.S.P.U., again appeared before the ...
... MODERN DICK TURPIN. At Leigh Saturday Percy Doherty, aged 18, of Leigh, formerly assistant a Leigh baker, was committed to Liverpool Assizes for stealing his late masters horse, valued £15. It was alleged that during Thursday night the accused broke into ...
... TURPIN RIDE ECLIPSED YORK COUPLE WHO WON THE DUNMOW FLITCH. At Dunmow yesterday, jury of spinsters and bachelors, afte- a trial lasting three hours, declared that Mr. and Mrs. Hewett, of York, and Mr. and Mrs. Wood, of Upper Holloway, were deserving of ...
... ONLY V- TURPIN ON WHEELS. Alleged Highwayman Cyclist Puts Strange Question. ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE. Appearing in the dock with his left arm in a sling and three fingers bandaged in splints, George Douglas Hay (24), who was wearing a fashionably-cut light ...
... Richard Turpin. Esq.. and His atockin(g) Trade. it iris Indeed a fearsome for so- The highwayman late us into the secret cor di ng to th e rec it a ti ve thi s g e r, s t oo d of the business by holding up a and his his intrepid rider left the post on ...
... After enjoying excellent healtb~ ii Margaret Wilson (92), a w a all life, Turpin Green-lane, LeylandT on' morning found dead in bed. Bheh2?T,?5 turda ,? in her backyard a few days a y L all death is attributed heart faiSi° 8y * but her ...
... et P R eT S e ARDWICK GREpgy, 7 ! EMPIR?'ss—TWICE NIGHTLY‘and QFMPIRE FRED GINNETT'S cg, ;o “DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK.” SHARP'S TROMBONEERS, HAPPY loy pa aflégglss VAN BERN, MABEL, SJNCL.\m.TgI‘%.SCOg-EER' IVA VOYCE, = AUGUST yg SEPTEMBER. HARRY ROXBURY ...
... perfectly feasible. M. Turpin then spoke of the aerial torpedoes which invented. He could not understand how the Germans had been able to discover the secret this invention. With regard to the asphyxiating gases used by the Germans, Turpin said these were composed ...
... TRAIL HUNT AT HYDE. Ksvanagh's Turpin Brown, Bridge, near Qloesop, was again sucessful on Saturday trail hunt which took place from the 1 and Horses, Olossop, to the Black Bull's Head, Mottram. The distance is two and half miles, ■cross the river Etherow ...
... predominating. The visitors, who Lad Turpin et half-back in place of Daniell. had a slight advantage forward, and their backe, while often tackled in fiuue-uon. passed more effectively than did eighley, Oliver, Boggin, and Turpin phn':s cleverly at times. Moreover ...
... H’-BARN [18,551.] In your issue of September 19 reference ig made to the connection of Dick Turpin and Black Bess with Besses-o’-th’-Barn. It is stated Turpin went from Londo_n to Yor!{- shire at the end of 1738, not having been in the North before. 5 ...