... AT DICK TURPIN'S HOUSE OF CALL HOBBS AND DUCKWORTH-- MISS EDNA BEST'S BOYS IN THE GARDEN OF MISTLETOE FARM, A FAVOURITE RESORT OF DICK TURPIN MISS EDNA BEST (MRS. HERBERT MARSHALL) AND (below) WITH THE OLD STABLE KEY Photographs by William Davis Mr ...

... Muriel Fenwick until her marriage last spring to Sir John Thornycroft's younger son. All animals are her friends, and her dogs, Turpin and Charlie, are very favoured personalities. Bembridge and the Solent know Mr. and Mrs. Thornycroft exceedingly well. The ...

... lure to artists of to-day as it was stated to have been to less reputable persons in the past. Amongst other highwaymen, Dick Turpin is said to have been one of its patrons. That famous High Toby man had catholic tastes in his houses of call, for so many ...

... the bicentenary of the death of the redoubtable Dick Turpin, of the famous gibbet near the village of Caxton, in Cambridgeshire. Caxton village stands on the main road between London and York Turpin must have passed through it on his famous ride. Actually ...

... This meeting was held in lovely if rather hot weather and motoring up from London it occurred to me what a h 1 of a ride Dick Turpin must have had on Black Bess. Her miles per bushel, however, must have worked out a good deal better than my borrowed car, ...

... they put the wheel the right way or the wrong way, but apparently the force of capillary attraction comes in. Ali Baba, Dick Turpin, and the Tote always looked like public benefactors compared to insurance companies, but after motoring sixty miles to Kempton ...

... wondered Well, you remember Datas I can do all he could do. Really You 're a gifted bloke, aren't you When was Dick Turpin hanged Richard Turpin, highwayman, was hanged at York in 1740 for highway robbery. It is doubtful if he had a horse called Black Bess ...

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