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... home club will field their strongest possible side, a notable inclusion being R Turpin, who. understand, will be available for a good part of the season. A good bowler. Turpin’s assistance will no doubt stand the club in good stead. The team will be: F. ...
... TURPIN )1: A 1 f drossman s Nigh Rata, Hatch. mamas. DA Illik NGRSSit NW ...
... to-day the two modern Dick Turpins clattered out of the yard of the Spaniards Inn on their flrst They re* .' rrac York m three days. * 0., ,tart the competitors had the inn York ham and eggs rnenu, they were served Dick Turpin before he set out on hi* ...
... TURPIN. Victor DICK M.Laglan in Thrills ! Also, THE WARREN CASE. (A) A Guess Proof Mystery. ONE House on MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AFRIDAY at 6.30. TWO Houses on SATURDAY, at 6 15 sad 8.45. 9d, 7d, sd, Children, 4d. Metcalfe Duncan, & Co. Ld ...
... TURPIN DICK The Century Highwayman Live,-. Again The .Screen. There!! a HULD-UP outside The Playhouse when Dick Turpin arrives. GR E A T ! ...
... Turpin. Turpin is now recognised as having been a complete scoundrel, despite the halo of romance which Harrison Ainsworth lias cast around him. was arrested at Brougb, the East Riding where he had gono into retirement, hut where he had not quite given ...
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... TURPINS the Trade Union Club. New Oxford-street. W.C. last night, a Social Democratic Federation meeting. Mr. Fred .Montague said: It as unwise is unnecessary to lump all the middle-class and technical and professional people with the Dick Turplna fTnance ...
... TURPINS Gang Hold Up Boy T H a Eß s E to w ry as t a ol D d ic a k t flavourTHurapinpstead( N ) about Juvenile Court yesterday, when six boys, ranging in age from nine to fifteen, were accused of assaulting an eleven-year-old boy and robbing him of his ...
... THE TURPINS The 15th and 16th century owners of Knaptoft Hall were the Turpins, the lasi of whom was Sir Richard Turpin (inspiration of the Dick Turpin legend, but having no family connection). Sir Richard was a keen Royalist and when, in 1638, Charles ...
... Turpin ■■ ■ Sir. Percy Simmons, K.C.V.0., who is marrying Barbara, daughter of Mr. Justice and Lady Hawke. ...
... TURPIN __ el Advastor• *re Old Days. WARNER BAXTER & HELEN VINSON AS HUSBANDS GO MARLBOROUGH ...