MODERN DICK TURPIN
... MODERN DICK TURPIN. Mrs. Beswetherick, of Luxulyan, who appeared as a highwayman at the recent successful carnival at Roche.—Photo: Ward, Roche. ...
... MODERN DICK TURPIN. Mrs. Beswetherick, of Luxulyan, who appeared as a highwayman at the recent successful carnival at Roche.—Photo: Ward, Roche. ...
... MODERN DICK TURPIN. PARIS, Saturday. Dining the past tew days a man, wearing made from handkerchief and carrying gun, has been holding motor oars the Amiens-St. road'near Tertry and robbing the passengers. infantry lieutenant was one of hi*, victims.—Reuter ...
... DICK TURPIN'S HIDE SPECTACULAR PRESENTATION AT PLYMOUTH The notorious highwayman Dick Turpin is on his way to h's mare Black Bess to re-enact ins ride to York in the marquee of ganger's Circus, which opens in the city next week. This one of the most ambitious ...
... MODERN DICK TURPINS? MOTORIST'S STRANGE EXPERIENCE. Mr. Cave Penny, of Rogues Roost, near Dartmeet, had a mystifying experience on Tuesday evening. was motoring hotrewards goon after dark, and when close to Caton Cross, about two miles on the Newton Abbot ...
... DICK TURPIN'S RIDE *YORK A Rowan,* of the good old days when George II was KING. SEETHE HOLD-UP OF THE STAGE COACH THE EXCITING CHASE THE DEATH OF THE WONDERFUL MARE BONNY BLACK BF.SS. ,iiso THE THREE WORD BRAND, Starring WILLIAM S. HART. A Play that ...
... DICK TURPIN COMES TO LIFE AGAIN. OLD-FASHIONED HOLD-CP NEAR OKEHAMPTON. Scenes reminiscent of over century ago were enacted on Wednesday on spot on the main road between and Exeter mentioned Baring-Gould in one of his West-country novels. In the ...
... kindness which Mr- Turpin had rendered him when he came to that parish as their vicar and comparative stranger. What Mr. Turpin dad for him that occasion had done many times over for others. The immediate mourners were Mr. J. V. Turpin (son), Mesdames Pinhey ...
... LATE MR. H. TURPIN, PLYMOUTH The fnaaral 0 Mr. H. Turpin, late Plymouth horse forem-m to the Great Western Railway,• which to.k praoe yesterday the Old CV.'i ccery, Mutby, was attended by over 2fX.' raibvoy employes. Mr. Gather*]], district goods manager ...
... Episcopal Humour.—Rainbow Railway Trucks.—New Firs Escape.— Woman and Weanbloy.—Home of Turpin.—Fastest Carrara. FROM MY CALENDAR TODAY. The veil which covert the face of futurity is woven by the hand of mercy. r n • • St. Pattidee Dat.. THE DOUBLE MEANING ...
... winner! the whist tournament at the Assembly Rooms, Ridgeway, on Monday, were Mr. and Mrs. Perry, Messrs. W. E. Turpin F. Boulden, and Messrs. Yeoman and Foafe. ...
... Andrews' Picture House UNION PLYMOUTH ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF Grand New Year Programme THIS WEEK DICK TURPINS RIDE TO YORK FEATURING ISOBEL ELSOM & MATHESON LANG The of the gallant highwayman and his marvellous rle. Th. is not one of crime, but of a by a ...
... Mr. W. Turpin has been elected chairman ' mouth managers place the late Rev. J. Veysev. Mr. J. 0. Whitear Ikip boon appointed head master of the Wast La-wn Council School, -where has boon assistant master for some years* ...