FEMALE TURPINS
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... Dick Turpin Stays. Dick Turpin.—Mr. M. Hartigan, trainer: “Dick Turpin, although held up all the summer by the hard going, has done nice work, and he stays the distance.” Arctic Star.—Mr. W. Nightingall, trainer: “The horse is well, and will be ridden ...
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... Dick Turpin Redivivous. TORY, it is often said, repeats Hs itself. The statement is not quite true; for the repetition is never an exact one. Still, the resemblance is often sufficiently marked to justify both surprise and comment. Probably most people ...
... AM DICK TURPIN” Bradford 103rd Time wicted for Otley 1a on dere imprisonment for that on Wed- nesday afternoon Cooper was hawking at ett was violent when sod a had help to eet him fo th he sald: “It sie an Ten Deke Cooper told the he used to be a cab ...
... DICK TURPIN HAUNT TO GO Work has begun on the demolition of some 600-year-old stables in the courtyard of the Spaniards Inn, Hampstead Heath, which, according to tradition, were used by Dick Turpin to accommodate his famous mare “ Black Besa.’ He himself ...
... YOUNG DICK TURPINS' ADVENTURE. 300 Ride to York in Cinema Train from Hertfordshire. A few months uuo, Mr. H Hill, an L.N ER. tra/lic controller at King's Cross, London, hud an idea. went to High Barnet and dis- cussed the idea with, the head ' master ...
... Dick Turpin. The pageant is to help the funds of the Leeds General Infirmary Exten- sion Appeal. Old records reveal that near Gilder. some Nevison killed a man and then rode to York. That ride afterwards became legendary, and was credited to Dick Turpin. ...
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... Dick Turpi could not steal it! ti Dick Turpin was a very saucy character. His e ts on the highway earned him that reputation, but waether it was is fondness for Sauce that deci is journey to York, it will never be known. ut it is significant that he should ...