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... DICK TURPIN’S BOOTS AND HAT. Dick Turpin’s boots and hat were the subject a county court action. A Peterborough musichall proprietor was sued by firm of theatrical costumiers in Southwark for their return, or their value. These relics, together with other ...
... The troubles the road used io Include Dick Turpin d Ms confreres. Dick Turpin In:-, vanished, but motorists ’.viil ccntimie to be “!ic!d up’' lens' gs they fit inferior tyres n ...
... EYLANI).—On Sale, capital CORNER SHOP, with _LI four adjoining Houses, 1 to 6, Baldwin-terrace, Sandy-lane; also throe in Turpin For particulars, npply, Cottnan and Son, Bolicitorc, 8, Lune-street, Proston. ON SALE, TWO HOUSbS, Mafiking-road; three bedrooms; ...
... AUCTMN SALES. 22, FISHERGATiI-HILL, near West Cliff. MR. E. J. REED has received instructions from Mrs. TURPIN, who is going abroad, to SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, March Bth, the Whole, of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Appointments, including an ...
... THEATRE, PRESTON. Managing Director: EDWIN BUSH. General Manager: ALAN W, YOUNG. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY).—Fred Ginnett's DICK TURPIN, Master FREDDIE MACKIN, JOSEPHINE LA BARTH, and Company of Unexampled Brilliance. MONDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1911, AND DURING THE ...
... SALE. Piano PHv**’; oonr+'tion; any trial.—4s. Turpin Green. Leyland. pLAYsTEN Gramophone Needles.—Goararteed play 10 records per needle. 1/6 packet.—Paragon, 23, Market-street. Preston. ...
... FEAT. M. TURPIN'S BELIEF IN GREATER ACHIEVEMENTS. (Press Assooiation War Special.) PARIS, Tuesday. A representative of the Petit l'arisien has had an interview with M. Turpin, inventor of inelinite, on the subject of the range of guns. Turpin declared ...
... said could show quite clearly that Tfuth Turpin knew perfectly well he wn« already married before he went through the form of marriage with her. So far that ceremony was concerned deception was practised on Turpin at all. Mrs. Hey, mother of the accused ...
... towards the station from the direction of Turpin (ireen. asked defendant if knew was trespassing, and the defendant asked what witness had to with it. The public, said Mr. Brinnand, were making use of the line from Turpin Green. It was dangerous length. Defendant ...
... walk round instead.” In all complete sketches of Dick Turpin Tom Kin plays important part and has to be shot for playing the traitor. On the night in question Tom was waiting for thfatal shot, but Turpin, whose thoughts had boon fully occupied with Bess ...
... the station from the direction of Turpin (Jreen. asked defendant if knew he was trespassing, and the defendant asked what witness had to with it. The public, said Mr. Brinnand, were making use of the line from Turpin Green. It was a dangerous length. ...
... succeeded in getting away from South American ports, where they were interned—namely, the Bahrenfeld, from Buenos Ayres, and the Turpin, from Punta Arenas. It is further reported that all German interned vessels have received word to make a dash for liberty ...