... A DICK TURPIN Dr. W. H. Roots, of Kingston, the oldest divisional surgeon in the Metropolitan Police, retired on Saturday. after over forty years' service, Audis succeeded 'by Dr Armstrong. The appointment has been held by anemia= of Dr Roots for many ...

... A TURPIN RELIC. Doubt.* aa the authenticity of the sislal found at tbs Inn, Banbnie. being Dick a, base been set at real by an expert report. The •take that pistol war undoubtedly manufactured ITS* end is of ygiy fine workmanship throughout. It ia do ...

... DICK TURPIN’S INN, The well-known hostelry. the Dick Turpin, one of the oldest Essex, at Aldborough Hatch, near Ilford, famous for associations with the notorious highwayman, is shortly to be re-built and brought up to the level of the road. The owner ...

... DICK TURPIN'S GARAGE. DICK TURPIN (late with Messrs. Hayward Bros.), Begs to inform the public generally that he bas opened & ...

... DICK TURPIN'S GARAGE. DICK TURPIN (late with Messrs. Hayward Bros.), Begs to inform the pablio generally that he has opened & ...

... DICK TURPIN'S GARAGE. DICK TURPIN (late with Messrs. Hayward Bros.), Begs to inform the public geverally that he has opened & ...

... WHY TURPIN BAN. 7%0m0* Tmrn*m, aged 19. North-street, Charlton, charged with playing pitch and to## the river hank Charlton ou fundsy allernoon. mwgrant Lee, R. gave evidence m support the charge, adding that accused raw witnem ran away. Turpin said fiat ...

... DICK TURPIN'S PISTOL. double-barrelled flint-lock pistol, whieh believed to have belonged to Dick Turpin, was found bv workmen who were removing the plaster ceiling of the Jacobean Globe room at the Reindeer Inn. Banbury. The pistol bears the following ...

... M. TURPIN’S CLAIM. PARIS, Wednesday.. The Matin” reports that M. Tur- Sin, the inventor o! Melinite, has adressed demand for compensation to the authorities on the ground that he has been deprived of his inventions on various pretexts.—-Reuter, AZETTE ...

... 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 TURPINS PISTOL. REPORTED OFFER OF £2OOO. The double-barrelled pistol, bearing an inscri| tion to the effect that it was pnuludwl)l& Turpin st the White Bear Ino, Dm'Lhu. February 7, 1735, which was discovered the other day, when the Globe Room, Banbury ...

... Now, Turpin was a poor sort of a thing, really. He never rode that famous ride to York. Another made that record. Turpin knew much abont horses. He stole them, and the stealing of one eventually brought him to the gallows. But he never owned a Black Boas ...