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... stately minuet or rollicking Sir Roger de Coverley. The old coaching office remains in the same state as when the truculent Turpin who haunted the vicinity added a zest to travelling which the railroad has never given it. And the beams sup porting the low ...
... thing. You've got to keep out of Turpin's way. I only hope you haven't done him irreparable damage by your idiocy last night. Archie was desperately penitent. I know I behaved like a cad. I'll go and grovel to old Turpin as soon as they let me up. But ...
... site of the old toll gate, and is said (although the connection is not strikingly obvious) to commemorate the exploit of Dick Turpin, who jumped the gate in question. ...
... standing 445 ft. above sea-level. At one time, despite its eminence, it was a tavern frequented by riff-raff, the notorious Dick Turpin being one of its most frequent habitues. There is a potential danger of this place of historic and aesthetic interest being ...
... for Scandal, at the Kingsway THE GENTLEMAN OF THE ROAD AND THE NOBLEMAN OF THE TOWN Mr. Edmund Willard as the noble Dick Turpin, the polished Mr. Alan Jcayes as the wicked Earl, and Mr. George Volaire as the futile poet, who are all in love with Miss ...
... P. Hudson of Bylaugh Hall, Norfolk, whose marriage takes place next month to Mr Clifford Julian Turpin, the eldest son of the Rev. J. J. and Mrs. Turpin, Parame, France _ ^Hi^S ...
... thing. You've got to keep out of Turpin's way. I only hope you haven't done him irreparable damage by your idiocy last night. Archie was desperately penitent. I know I behaved like a cad. I'll go and grovel to old Turpin as soon as they let me up. But ...
... and Dick Turpin and Sweeney Todd, even the little children want to know where they are buried. I always remember Dick Turpin when managers ask me to go to the Everyman Theatre. I only know about Hampstead, I reply, be cause when Dick Turpin rode from ...
... when my eyes were occupied with a new figure. Turpin was there, a pale, taut young man with his brows knit as I remembered them in tight corners in France. The green girl had moved to Mary's side, and Turpin strode up to her. Adela, my dear, he said, I ...
... ultra-distingue is required STAND AND DELIVER!: An example of the quasi-triangular toques of Paris, collo quially called Dick Turpins, which are on all occasions both smart and chic IN PURPLE AND WHITE: The gladiatorial shape, which is widely affected in ...
... P. AMen, I. Dixon (Hon. Sec.), J. Staddan (Captain), M. Jerram, Williamson, SchapooC Edwards (King's College), and Misses Turpin (Secretary), Colyer (Acting-Captain), Allen, Sanders, Lance, and Hildersley (University) ...
... new pro gramme at the Vaudeville Theatre showing from left to right) Stanley Holloway as John Peel, Davy Burnaby as Dick Turpin, Teddy Fox as Ben Tlur, and Gilbert Childs as Tom hlix ,0UGH YOUTH AND AGE: Fay Compton as the heroine of Secrets at the ...