... Turpin ■■ ■ Sir. Percy Simmons, K.C.V.0., who is marrying Barbara, daughter of Mr. Justice and Lady Hawke. ...

... Dick Turpin? There’s something rather painful such a contemplation. I look for signs of the great days within the Bell, but alas—they are not Just one little chamber, dark and restricted which hugs to Itself belief that once upon time Dick Turpin sought ...

... Dick Turpin. Sir,—Th« etrtry of Dick Turpin’s conncctUm with' Nottinzhani, which one of your contributors recently made good use, rests upon the mysterious diary of very mysterious individual, a certain Tobias K— who U-led, it was alleged in 1737. The ...

... TURPIN’S FOOTSTEPS. The Poultry Industry, Prospects Never Been Brighter. I think the prospects the po.ultry industry liave never been brighter than they are to-day.” This opinion was voiced by Mr. C. nonaid Salt, of Derby, when lie lectured before members ...

... Turpin—Parkes The grand-daughter of a former Sheriff of Nottingham was married at St Michael’s Chnrch, Bramcote, yesterday. The bridegroom was Mr. Brian Heath Turpin, only son of Mr. and SOLICITOR TO PAY £lOO DAMAGES. FOR NEGLIGENCE IN POOR PERSON DIVORCE ...

... DICK TURPIN'S CELLAR The cellar beneath the historic tollhouse at the Spaniard# Inn, Hempstead Heath, reputed to be one the estate of Dick Turpin, has been sandbagged and converted into an air-raid shelter. ATTENDED FATHER'S-BRIDE Miss Megan Taylor, the ...

... ATTENBOROUGH & TURPIN LTD. ...

... ATTENBOROUGH & TURPIN LTD. ...

... ATTENBOROUGH & TURPIN LTD. ...

... DICK TURPIN AS THE DANGER TO FLAMING. The Chester Cup. d'nvn for derision today. Is one f the most popular long distance rmes of the season, and 10-da> rate has the usual open appearance. Ta) Kasra the best class horse, hut this docs not always ccunt ...

... haunt of PICK TURPIN. HARVEY TACKLING SPARRING partners. daily ROUNDS. developing a punch for PETERSEN. (f ,on. nur Own CorrMpendent.) I.nndon. Wednesday. |. ji used to ride through ni-hf • knock for admission of his liaunts on the North Itoad—the Old ...

... Life! TURPIN. OUR LONDON LETTER. From Our Own Correspondents Fltit-ttreet, Thursday Night, Tk« Topic of the Hear. ¥T would be a great mistake t 0 regard the German claim for re. armament as a bolt from the bins merely because it has followed so closely ...