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... MODERN DICK TURPINS RIDE ABANDONED BEFORE REACHING GRANTHAM The two West Ham speedway riders, who hoped to emulate Dick Turpin's ride from London to York in a race on horseback. and for which they set off on Thursday week, abandoned their attempt near ...
... DICK TURPIN'S ROUTE. A novel horse race, in which two speed.' way riders will follow the historic route of Dick Turpin from London to York, will begin on June 10th, starting from the Spaniards Inn at Hampstead. The rivals are Arthur Atkinson and R. Stobart ...
... DICK TURPIN’S” RIDE ENDS Mr. Sidney Ernest Evans, a Huddersfield riding master and ex-jockey, and the subject of an interview in last week’s Journal.” returned to Huddersfield Monday, after having ridden on his mare. Molly,’* from Huddersfield to ...
... “DICK TURPIN RACE TO YORK Young Speedway Rider’s Duel in Horsemanship Tjyo young speedway riders. Arthur Atkinson and Rol Stobart, set out to-day from the Spaniards' Inn. Hampstead, to break record—Dick Turpin's record .ride to York. The 200-mile ride ...
... housed an old oak table at which Dick Turpin used to sit, pistol en the table within, reash. A villager of 86 remembers the his grandma used to tell of Dick TurWn at that table ! Near the cottage known to Turpin and Black Bess lives an old IN the 19th ...
... Dated this 96th day of July 1933. E. W. TURPIN. Clerk to the said Council. ...
... Ham ipaadway, Ral gtshart, and Him to him to York atone too route takon Dick Turpin. They expect to leave the Spaniards Inn. on Hampstead Heath, a favourite retort of Hick Turpin, on 19 June. They will not change mounts and It is to complete the distance ...
... Dated this 25th day of June, 1935. E. W. TURPIN, Clerk to the said Council. Council House, Burton-road, Carlton. ...
... MODERN DICK TURPIN RETURNS Riding From Yorkshire to London and Back Yesterday’s Call at the “Journal” Offices Mr. S. E. Evans, the Huddersfield riding school master, who, as announced in these columns last week, Is attempting a ride on horseback and without ...
... Walton: Not one per cent. Mr. Turpin said that applied to a lesser extent to other parts of the district. The inspector asked how far it was to any existing baths and he was told 21 miles to Sneinton and 3 miles to Arnold. Mr. Turpin: It would take half an hour ...
... Walton: Not one per cent. Mr. Turpin said that applied to a lesser extent to other parts of the district. The inspector asked how tar it was to any existing baths and he was told 2; miles to Sneinton and 3 miles to Arnold. Mr. Turpin: It would take half an hour ...
... site was needed for future extension. Mr. Turpin said the council expected to acquire land to give access to the site from Park-road. The inspector: You are not going to add very much to the rates. Mr. Turpin: There is a demand for this land. I knoll ...